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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-16
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MARRIED On Dec'24h byJ Hike
Ter Esq M. ROBERT RoBINs to Miss Eff,
Fly McMICHAEL all Of Greenwood.
On January l4,ha at Canawissq by Jo.
seph Brobs' ESQ, Mr.. DAVID REFS oily.
coming county, to Miss SUSANNA GEORGE
Of Franklin township Columbia county.
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The Last RumorS from the .Army -
No dispatches have been received at Wash
ington by the War Office from General,
Taylor or Worth, by the last arrival from
the Rio Grande, in reference to the medila.
ted attack of Santa Anna upon Gen. Worth
1t would appear, however from the follow,
ing extract Of letter from Gen. Jesup, lha
he attaches very little consequence 10 these
reports:
Extract Of letter from Gen Jesnp tC
the Qlaiter masters Department! dated
BRAzos SAN JAGo, Dec 25 1916.
I'VE have report hat Santa Anna is ad,
vancing on Gen. Worth, and that he is fall.
ing back but | do no; credit it Santa Ann2
would hardly follow Gen. Worth with Gen
Wool on his flank. consider The story a.
mere gossip.
A subsequent letter was received from
Gen. JesUp on the day after, viz: on tht
Goth uI'. which is perfectly silent abou
these rumoTs.
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Resolutions Of thanks 10 Gen. Taylor and
officers and men in the U. S. army in
exico volunteers as well as regulars were
loped in The House on Friday by vote
" 90 10 0.
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Hts'en Nominations They have no
picked nominating commiuSrs In lhe west
--Candldales nominate themselves. Wiz
uess the loIIowiUg'--
TO hepeopIt GfArkaasas-- am a can
IldoDe lor Go gre,s. y,u should elect
ne, /, would only b fra tsuod Of about
SIX weeks Too snor IN which TO DC eiIh-
much good or herm, Al Mat | could
exprc, TO do would be to suend 10 any pr-
yals business you might have, aud 10 in
press upon my whig breIheren IN Congress
The necessity of doing something generally
for Arkansas, and the northern portlun OF II
IN particular, ln the recent c, ntesl Between
Col Ashley and Gov. Yell, for a seat in
he United Stale, Senate, took no part.
As legislator, | east my vote for that
talented, consistent and Gnhinching whig,
Col A. Fower-a vote that now am, aud
ever shall be proud Of. ! have been clI-
zen of Norh Arkansas upwards Of twenty
years, As to my politics. jim SPrigg'
once mel fellow on race course with a
wolf in his arms Says Spriggs, where
did you ge, that wol!' Ca The plains OF
TippscanOe, was The reply, Then you
must be for HARRISON 'Yes, sir,ree, WOLF
AND ALL,-'rhem's my sentiments, 10
conclusion. should you elect ne, will be
gra,sfulj if you don't, have lhe consolation
10 know YOU leave me i no worse fix Than
YOU found me. Your friend and fellow cl,
wen, G.. F. NJ n LAND
LiuIs Rock, Nov,2O, 1916.
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The last Of ike different companies Of the
volunteers composing the I'd Regiment, Iel
PiHsburg on Sunday last.
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COLDS, COUGHS & CONSUMP'
|TIONS..-WHghFS Indian FegetaJ,e
PHI are mos, delightful medicine fpr car
rying off cold, because they tXpel from
,he system all morbid anG corrupt bumors,
lhe causes Of every kind of diseases in SO
easy and natural manner, that the body
is relieved Of all its sulferngs as ilby magic
Four or i've Of said Indian Vegetable Pills
taken every night on goGg to bed, will 10 Q
short llne remove the most obstinate cold
a. the same time The digestive organs will
be restored TO healthy tone, aud the blood
SO completely purified, that InAamalion Of
the lungs, consumption, or any other form
Of disease will be absolutely impossible.
BEWARE or CoUNTERFEITs..--T public are
cautioned against the many spurious medicines
which ir order 10 deceive ale called 10y names sim
liar to Wrights Indian Vcge able Pills
The only original and genuine Iadim
Vege'abie Pills haze The signature 4
Nm WrigM acrittcn Wih a pen on me
top Iabel Of Each Goc. To counterfeit
his is forgery and all others Shouid be
shunned as poison.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale ofIVrighfs
Indian Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail 1863
Race 5. eet Pha phia 2S8 Greenwich Street
New York; and 1913 fremont Street, Boston.
Agent for Boomsburg, George Weaver, for 9th,
er agents see advertisements in another column.
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esEGsCVDEC
Property. z

The subscriber having hern engaged neai
thirty years ia the Mercantile Business
wishes to retire and sellle up his concerns
aud give younger hands an operrunIly O.
making monpy, offers his PROPERTY
IN BLOOM TOWNSHIP, consisting o.
STORE, MILL, FARMS, FURNACE
md other property this property is situated
on big Flshingcreek three miles from thc
canal and same distance from Bloomsbury
he new Seat Of Justice & is = good location
for any public business. an has !our pair N
Stones, with the necessary Bolts and olher
matters. Furnace calculated to make 35
IONS Pig Iron per week-is sui,cd to usr
either Char Goat or Stone CoI--Uas been
in successful operation Ilr the past two
wears Iron ore plenty in the neighbour.
hood and wood IdLds within few miles Of
the Furnace
Or would sell one hale the iuteres, in the
property to person competen, and wiling
to take an active hand in the management
ADDRESS to Lighsreel Pos, Office Columbia
county Pa. NJ. MCDOWELL.
December 3, 1916.
The Danviie Democrat, Moers journal
PnolsviIe, Democrat aDl Argus, Easlon, and
Jefferson Democrat Reading, will give the
above flee Insertions and forward their bills
for payment to VI Mcdowell, L,gh.Sree'
1r to this office.
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Specie for the Post Office. S'c.-Our
readers viii be reminded by The follow
ing extract, being The 18Th section Of
the Sub Treasury act, that on and after
The lst ol January, lS47, norhing but
specie will be received on account o.
dues sccrang 10 the United States; all
foreign and light coins will be taken
only at their true, and not at their na.
iionaI value. The section reads os fol-
lows:
BE Il fWHer enacted, That on the
first day of January, in The year one
Thousand eight hundred and forty sew
en-, and thereafter, oil duties, taxes, sa'e'
Of public lands, debs, end sums {
money accruing or becoming due 10 The
United States, and also all sums due fol
postages, or o herwise to The GeDera
Post Office Department, shall be paid il
gold and silver coin only, or in lrtssu
ry notes issued under The sulnoriy o
the United Sales.
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No Iumbug.

" WE ARE NOT PUFFERS."
AJElTHER are we going to talk about 'W'ar
- between the United States and Mcxico;' nor
OF selling goods 10 per cent. tolow city prices
Neither arc we going TO string together in our ad-
vortisemcnts every thing we have for sale, from q
3 needle TO an anchor, but mark what we say
We are going TO
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70 T.. EY
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER

WAICt1 AND CLOCh hhhEh'
C1n ESPEC FULLY inlnrms the cln-
HEs zens OF Columbia county, and the
lubIc generally, that he has located
nlmseIi IN BIOOnsburs, where be 10
prepared to do all kinds OF WORK lC his line
m the neales, and best syle having had sui
fcienD experience in lhe business and having
procured good assortment OF The BEST
ENGLISH 81 FRENCH MATERiLS
flauers himself that he only needs FHIR
Trial in order to secure the custom.
Ha has ON hand general assorImant ol
SpeClQcieS and Glasses TO SWt all age',
AIsO-Sllver Pencils, 'Ihlmbes, Keyes,
Guards, Vest, Fob and Guard CtdlEs.
JlNWMnDY0 go.
All of which will be sold AT the mos, reason
able prices and warranted TO be what they
are sold for.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES,
of every description neatiy repaired ana
Wrranted And especially persons will
10 well to call who have fine Watches such
as I.epines, DOpIeX EsCaprments,A Anchor d
other Levers, Repealers, &C., as they will
be carefully repaired aud warranted to per"
form well.
N. B. The golden rule in our business
Is cash. snd in order to justly our pIice'
,hls will be required.
Shop on .Noin,strek beloV Narket,
neary opposite George UeaverSS Store.
December 70, 1916 -ly34
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SLOAN & THOMPSON

HAVE JUST RECEIVED IN ADDITIONAL
SUPPLY OF
Cloths from 5Gi cents to s.
Sattmetts from 37l 10 81! cents
Cassimcrcs from 81 cents to 81 25
Cassimeres Satns & Silks
Velvet NcstinGs from rs cents to S5
Cashimcrcs deIans &Allagan satlinsfrom 25 toes
fsPIendid assortment Of prints from to lS cents
PIads 81 lynscys Of several kinds
BIcachcd j unhcachcd musIins from G4 to II cts
Gentlemans & ladies' cravats gloves DC, DC
In short u full assortment ofdry goods
ALSO,
a splendid assortment Of Queenswarc& Hardware
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Nens course brogan shoes 3 cents
Mems calf shoes good Sl,2j
Mems coarse boots S G2l
Mems fine boots hom S2G2 to S2,S7l
Groceries oflhcbcst quality
Nolasscs from 81 to 60 ceuts per gallon
Sugar Coffee aud SO forth.
They respectfully invite the attention of the pub.
lie to an examination Of the goods
Espcytown. November 2S
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Three days latter accounts Gom Ma,amo'
ras, confirms The above report of the ad-
vancs Of Gen. Santa Anna upon SaliIIo
with urge force, estimared al from 5 tc
10000. Gen. Taylor was rapidly cOncen
lraing his force at SalIilo to meet him, ant
ii was believed that a battle would take
place aSou, The 25ih of December. Al.
though bu, little fears were entertained 0
the result, yet The mex, arrival from the sea
of war is looked for with intense interest,
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.
NO2iCE.

AhUR friends no doubt are rUare that we
W require money to carry on our business, we
therefore take this method Of informing them that
we are now engaged in making up balances on
books We expect all those knowing themselves
indebted to US on NOTE, BOND or BOOK AC.
COUNT of moro than one years standing will
call between this and the fist Of February next
and settle the same without any harder talk from
US. WIN. McKELYY & Co.
Dec. 10.
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PROCLAMATION.

EITHEREAS, the Hon; JosErm BANTHoNr,
w President oftho Courts of Oyer and Ter.
minerand General Jail Delivery, Count of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, and Court of Common
Please aud Orphans Count in tho Eight Judicial
District composed of the Counties Northumber-
land Columbia and Lycomng; and the On. SAM
uTL OAKS and STEPHEN BALpY, Esq'rs .issuciGtC
| Judges in Columbia county have issued their pre-.
cePl bearing date the 10th day Of November in tn,
year ofor Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty six and to me directed for holding
il COuH Of oyer and Tcrminer; and Gen
eral Jail deivery, Generai Q"arterSeS,
sion Of The Peace, Common Pleas and
Orphan'S Court,
IN DANyIl,LE in the County Of Columbia
on the third Monday Of January next being the
Sth day and to continue two weeks
Notice is therefore hereby giyent to the Coronc,
the Justices of thcPeacc and Constahes Of the said
county of Columbia that they be then and there
in their proper persons at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon of said DAY With errecords nquisltions and
otner rencmbranCcs to do those things which to
lhel officers appcrlan TO be done, And those ihat
ate bound BY rccNgnizances to prosecute against
he prisoners that are or may he in the Jail of sid
county Of columbia; arc 10 be then and there to
prosecute against them as shall be Just. Jurcrs
are requested to be puuctual in their attendance
asrceubly to their notices.
Daedat Donvile the 23d day of Demcember in
the year of our Lord ore thousand eight hundred
and fortysix and in the 10th year of the Indepeu.
dence Of the United States of America,
BENZ HAYMAN, Sh'T.
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Keep as nice a uariety of Goods,

Of both quality and price, as those who make more
noise ia the papers than We do. We have pur-
chased our goods as cheou as il is possible to buy
'hom and we will sell them as cheap, if our friends
will give Us a ca at our
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djlNWMlDT9 go.

All of which will be sold AT the mos, reason
able prices and warranted 10 be what they
are sold for.
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SgNW sWGDI9

recently erected by +. Il BEGGS, directly oppo-
site the new Court House, and next door south OF
Ueobcr's Hotel we will show them an
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10
From San Luis POtOsi.

Papers from San Luis Potosi, TO the
9th inst have been received at Matamo-
ras. The papers state, IS We are told,
that our Grmy marched from Puebla for
the city Of Mexico, hut after ascertaining
the force they would have to contend with
counternarched again to Puebla, without
coming to an engagement with the Mex.
leans. who numbered 10000 men Attic
battle was offered at q point distant D
Iniles from the city. The second item of
importance announces iho dissolution of
the Ayuntamiento Of Puebla, and retire.
ment from the city. save one, who was
arrested by order Of Gen. Worth.
The good feeling which AZ Erst existed
between our troops and the PuebIanos,
has given place TO the diress enmity.--
This state Of things is said 10 have been
brought about BY excesses committed by
our soIdieFy upon the citizens. The AT.
nuisnienlo pelisioned Gen Worsh for r..
dress. hss Be paid no attention % The petit
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cause 70 becoilscted from all free white
male able bodied Inhabitants ofthis State.
ores che age Of 81 years and under the age
$50, who are entitled to the elective
irenchise, capitation tar of not less than
nilg cents nor more than one dollar, when
they may deem il necessary. Some few
seemed TO hang on the words "who are
entitled to the elective franchise" and
we're opposed to inserting them; when
only yesterday the same men voted 10
require naturalization Is prerequisite for
the qualification ola voter--they appear.
ed to be willingt to tax, but not 10 let him
vote.
The lockers on in the Hall TO day
were much amused to see with what zeal
the members entered into discussion on
section one. Perhaps more speeches
WeTO on that section than on any other
that hasyet come up, and perhaps more
amendments were offered. What was
more curious all the members seemed in
good nature. The democrats were more
successful to-day than usual. Ifthey can
keep the "POll Tax" system in the shape
il is inland they think they can't will
be harmless to the people--yet il is left
in the power Of the Legislature to levy
the tar OF let il alone. 1.-THE people want
il the Legislature will obey their wishes.
Yours, C. CALAMO.
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FIRE INSURANCE..

TIME SUBSCRIBERS is duly constituted Agent
Il for the Eetna and Protection Insu anee
Companies, Of Hartford, t:onnecticut, and 10 pre-
pared TO take FIRE risks, on all descriptions of
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores,
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c.
These companies are so favornbly know through
out America as 10 make comments and reiernnces
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through S. w. Bowen, Esq., Joliet, and Morton
& Blackstone. Loekport, whose survey Of build.
ings will be taken al the risks of the above com.
panes. G. s. HUBBARD, AK's.
Office, South Water Street.
SCARFS.-J. A. Maiteson has just received
dog. silk stripe Heinani Scarfsi also AdUx.
Aolka do.
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ten several days before the express LEFT
that place, states that there had been some
sickness among our troops. We do not
give our readers the whole contens Of
this letter because il is full Of Tumors
which had not been realized at the latest
dates.
The Mexicans were still foriifying the
city Of Mexico, but the means Of the Gov.
eminent were so limited. that we do not
doubt that il will not be more than days
work for Gen Scott to demolish all the
Mexicans have done in three months. in
case they should show resistance.
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on rea sonablc terms and al short notice
None but the best worknsn will re employed
Any person going 10 Chicago, from the central
or southern part of the State, will pass by this
town, and all the subscriber wishes. to ensure a
continuance OF patronage, is to once have a man
paironize him. Wool can be sent By water up the
Illinois river, directed to J. A. Matteson, Joliet,
Will Co.. to the care of Mr.. Abrams, Peru, Ill :,
and It will be forwarded, where cloth will be put
up IN neat and sale IN inner. according TO the
above terms and sent in return to any part of the
State, without troubling the owners TO accompany
it. J. A. MA rTESON
N. B. Persons coming from a distance with
a quaptiiyof Noolto be carded or manufa ctured
il obliged to stay over night, shall be to no ex
pense. J. A. NJ.
Joliet, March ODD, lS47.
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TAELORIEG.

N Mattern would infol m the citizens %
II Joliet and vicinity, that he has opened his
shop one door soLth of Duncan's Store, where ne
viii be happy TO accommodate hls old CUSTOM
ers, and the public generally, with work on
short notice. To the young men of,his place
he would say, that no sndeavcrs will be wanting
on his part TO please the most fsstidious Iassss
and in all csses IS will be warranted.
He has just received the latest PARIS end
NEW YORK FaaAions, which will enable him
TO do his work in strict conformity with The pre-
waiting fashions anu taste Of che DAY.
6FCUTTING done on short notice, and
warranted TO fl. IL properly made up.
Joliet, Dec I, 1886
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6FAn unfortunate accident occurred
at Momence in this County. on Wednes.
day of last week, by which son of Mr..
Seth Wells of that place. aged about nine
years, was instantly killed by the dis
charge Of rifle in the hands of another
boy. of about twelve years of age.
It appears that the gun was left stand.
ing in one corner of the room where it
was found by the boys. and the eldest,
finding no cap upon the cone of the lock,
said to the other Fl viii shoot you," and
placing a cap upon the lock snapped it,
when il went off, the ball entering in the
back killing him instantly.
1t is hoped that such occurrences will
induce persons having charge of fire arms
to be more careful how they leave them
within the roach Of children.--True Dem.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

oALE UT COIIOOII LA q DIS.
Office is hereby given that shall sell or
/ Y offer ut public sale at the Cour, House in
the town of Joliet, Will Co. I'll, oil the first day
of September next, at 2 e'dlock P NJ, viz: Lot
}, in block 6, in the original town Of Joliet.
Terms of sale, Cash, the purchaser having the
privilege of borrow ing the amount for one to fire
years inclusive, by giving the requisite security.
BY order of the Trustees of Township
35, MR. IL E, Sd Principal Meridian
w SMITH. Treasurer of T IS, l2E
.ADJUlNISTR.4T NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate of
WILLIAM BREwER deceased, are notified and
requaited 10 present The same for adjudication, at
the Term of the Probate court, CT Will county, to
be holden the Office of the Probate Justice, i'm
J oliet, ON Monday the 9th day Of September
nextt JOHN w BREWER Administrator
Joliet, July Is, lS47. CIV
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the fourth
! y day of Sapt. next, at O'Clock r NJ.
shall offer at Public Auction on the premises the
following described lands, situated in the youth
part oe Will county, being the real estate Of Tim
othy McCarty deceased, to wit: all that mar,
of the south west fractional quarter Of section sx
in township thirty-two north, of range ten cas-,
of the third principal meridian, which lies on
the east side of Forked Greek acknowledging ,he
natural bed OF the creek 10 be the division line
thereof, containing 80 acres and being. mos,lv
timbered land. may DO sold in lots to sSit psr.
chasers. -,
TERMS OF SALE--A credit Of six months viii
be giyen--ths whole to be secured by bond and
mortgage according TO law. - fssa
J. BsRNETT, Admir-.
ofthe estate oSTimothy McCarty deed.
Wilmington. July 90, 1877.
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MAReEAl.e sAHa,

U. ,. CIRCUIT C0URr--ExECUTIoN NO. 1853.
DY VIRTUE ola Writ off .fa., 10 me dIrec-
ID ted from the United States Circuit Court
Tor the District of Illinois, in favor of John and
Waiter Lockwood, and against Elizabeth Sheriff
widow, and Abraham B. Sheriff, Admr. OF Will
liam Sheriff deceased, and heir-at-law, &c. l
shall expose 10 public sale 'aII that certain lot Of
ground, marked No. 90 three. in Block No (2)
Two, in East Juliet, Will Go. His, OH tie 9th
day of Septembe', at the Court House door Of
said county, to the highest and best bidder for
ready money.
SALE to commence betw cen the hours Of 8 o.
clock A NJ, and sun set Of said day
Dated This 3Oth day Of July, A D le47.
SH ANDERSON u s Marsh"l
By PVANBERGBR, Dept. District of Illinois,
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NEW GOODS

A P. MCDONALD, has lately purchased
az and now offers for sale, Broad Cloths,
CassimeTs's, Casinsu'', Vestings, Bed Ticking,
Flannels, Calicoes, AIapacas, Muslin Delains,
Diapers, Cnmbicks, Giughams.check IRISH Lin
men, IllcHched Shifting, Silk Skinner do cot.
ton do, Shawls, Buckskin Gloves and Mitts, Boots
and Shoes, Ladies' Hose and Slippers, Coffee,
Tea, Molasses, &c.
In payment will be taken wheat, Oats, Corr,
Potatoes, Butter. cheese, &c. The public gener-
ally, and Farmers especially, are invited to cali
and examine for themselves.
Joliet, March %, I847,
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TO F. r NJ ERS
1OLIET
WOOllen Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
ASSORTMENT Of cloth ofhis own manufacture which
he proposes to exch0nge for wool. He will give
one yard Of good heavy cloth for two and ha:
pounds of good clean wool of the same quality;
or he will work wool upon shares asfollows: give
one haIs the cloth the wool makes BY receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon his
half, or all that the wool makes BY receiving thir-
ty-eight cents pei yard for manufacturing. He
will also manufactured or customer Re LANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as well as SAIL
NETT & FULLCL0TH.
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IN CEIANCERY.
Cnunkm Circuif eourk O:ko5eH TGfn1 lS47


Val County Circuit court, O;to5er Term ls47
, ..'''.' 8; g.. D''''' BILL 'oa Divorce,
TER appearing by affidavit filed In the cause,
- that the said defendants is not a resident of
the State of Illinois. NOTICE is therefore here
by given, TO the said defendant that bill for
divorce, hts been filed against him in the Clerks
Office Of The said court, by the said complainant.
and that summons has been issued thereon,
au'l that unless he, the said defendant shall be
and appear before the Circuit Court of said Wan
county. to be held at the Court House, on the
second Monday in October next, aid answer the
said complainants bill Of complaint, the same
viii be taken as confessed against him and then
a decree entered accordingly.
WIN. SMITH Clerk.
By K E BARBER Dep. Cpk.
PADDocK HAwLEY, Soils
for Complainant.
August 7, lS47.