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IIlNllIIG NEWS
,.,ieles fsr the Hawk-Eye.
pu,LAprLrH1A, Jan. 20.

RHILAOEkFnAAS c0As
..rket Is steady but not active
Ins 3 Flour for export at s. 20. For
So . .. ~. 5,62A to 5,75. The
-, ~. ior wheat to good but the trans: =
- ~. =. - not large. The enquiry is
go go. "a rood samples. Poor lots being
s1as y. are heavy. The market for
/. heavy and prices are unchanged aa
..ntsd 4 CSC. Oats scarce at 81
Whiskey, market dull, at 2Sc.
800. e PARK are confined to small lots
!, IA supply Of the regular trade dc de-
.S hear Of no sales to-day. Inc
.. ~. for Groceries is unchanged, either
!. r.s.rds prices Or demands oo
NJ. stationary. Flour market steady,
49,. y. .cs;ve. 3.75 to ash. Whiskey,
49, - - I Eli. 4 is 10 Is l-8. The market
n, Pork i. without change either as re,
"a 1 rr;ces &C demand. The sales Of Lard
s.omnrI.e 400 barrels and 25O kegs At o.
e01p'' PrrrsBuRcu, Jan. 20.
~. r.osorv Riot cases have occupied
~. ..,.n.;on Of the Court the past week.
T. ~ vere seventeen on trial. light
=. -, and Eve girls were convicted. Four
men we're acquitted. -.
Markets dull and unchanged. Nine and
A.lf feet water in channel and falling.
WAsHrrcros, Jan. 20.
A. AZ. u.ual hour the PreSi-
Amt called the Senate to order.
The Journals Of yesterday were read
and Senate proceeded to the regular morn
IA business. Sundry petitions and me-
norials were presented and referred.
The Minnesota Territorial Bill was deba.
ted and passed. The regular orders Of the
dav were then gone into, when the Pos
faee Bill was considered.
Mr. Cameron offered an amendment t.
the effect that all newspapers may be
transmitted through the mail for 80 miles
from the place Of publication, free Of post.
Mr. Allen favored the amendment and
he Bill was finally postponed for the pre-.
sent.
Mr. Atchison moved that Senate 60 into
Executive Session, at which Senate ad'
iourned until Monday.
Inthe House Of Representatives. MI
Black submitted a resolution which wa.
considered BY unanimous consent, author
izing a law preventing the transmission .
Gold from California to foreign countries
Mr. Murphey introduced a joint reso'
hutton which was read twice and referred
proposing to purchase the Washington
papers.
On motion the Housewent into COMMITTEES
sfthe whole and the Bill for settling claim.
was debated. The, Committee rose, ant
Mr. Newton from the Committee o
Ways and Means reported back the def
cheney bill with the Senate's amendment
when the House adjourned.
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CONCLUDED FROM lsr PAeE.)


generous spirit her son had displayed
But take off your wet shoes, my SON.
they are all wet-and dry your feet BY III,
ire
No, not till you put Netty's shoes 0,
T. see if they fit her. replied John. 4
they don't fit I'm going back to the stor,
for = pair that will. She shall have he
new shoes for Christmas. And mother
ny yours on--may be they won't do
TO satisfy the earnest boy, Mrs Ellio
tried on Netty's shoes, although the child
was sleeping.
Just the thing she said.
NOW try on yours urged John.
They couldn't tit me BETTER said the
mether, as she slipped on one Of the shoes.
Now take off your wet ones, and dry
your feet before the FIRE, while put the
supper on the table,
John, satisfied now that all was right.
I'D as his mother wished, while she got
ready for their frugal repast. Both were
20 much excited to have very keen appe-
ives. As they were about rising from the
ns'e, alter finishing their meal, some one
Knocked Il the door. John opened it, and
asentieman came in, and said, familiarly-
How do you do, Mrs Ellios?'
oh, how do you do Mr. Mayfield?-
iake seat and she handed her visitor a
Aair.
How has your wrist got, Mra Elliot?
Are Won nnSf raadv - I'll,
3ain?'
ITS better, l thank you, but not well
enough for that; and l can't tell when il
nli be. A sprain is so long getting well. ;
How do you get along?' asked Mr.
nayfleld. Can you do any kind Of work. ;
Nothing more than little about the
house, ' s''
Then you don't earn anything at alp
NO sir-nothing.'
r.,, now 20 you manage TO live, Mrs Ell
we have to get along the best we can
~ JOINS two dollars week.
Two dollars week! You can't live
impossible "o'' '"a' IS
,Ms ell We have,' said the widow.
~, y. Mayheld asked good many more
sue:uon'; and showed very kind inter-
- 10 the poor widows affairs. When
i i. o':,, @ 60 away, he said
~. Will r,i! send you few thing. tonight.
!. :. Elliot, as Christmas present. hi,
:, ue season when friends remember each
!; Sas.' and tokens of good will are nass;no
=. ]. y directions. | think cannot do bet.
III, 4; 'aan to spend all | designed giving for
sa. purpose IN making you a little more
M o'aole. So when the man comes
~. ' !. what shall send you, you will know
!; s.I J. y Is for you. Good night; / will dron
Hn - you again before long,
th. nnd ere Mrs Elliot could express her
NJ Mr Mayfield had retired.
Wv ~ very long time passed before the
~. man, speaking to his horse. wa,
! 80 = the door. The vehicle had moved
A.. .::..'elessly on the snow-coyered street.
N. =. approach had not been observed.
doe. .Sua stroke ofa whip-handle on the
q. sau'ed the expectant widow and her
1. ~, s;.rt r. John Immediately opened it.
a. n's Mrs Elliot's?' asked a carman.
o. 1. s,00o with his leather hat and rough
y y covered with snow.
roe', sir replied John.
=. , Z well; I've got Christmas nre-
- =, ~. aes, ! rather think; 50 open the
andl ! bring it in.
nag been trying On his new shoes. |
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

H-A CARD.-The undersigned tenders hi CRATE
full Acknowledgements to the numerous friends who
favored him with visit on Wednesday evening of
last week. The occasion was improved by mani
resting those kind and BENEVOLENT feelings which
are displayed by the citizens of Burlington on all
proper occasions. The checrfulness of all present
gave assurance that they ~ere agreeably entertain
ed vs. would not forget the kindness Of those both
IN the city and country who-though not present
nave not forgotten US in their manifestations of
gard, and whose benevolence has made lasting inn
preston on the mind Of your humble, though CRATE
full servant. IJan. %, 1S49.1 b. N. SMITH.
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D-THE MOTHER AND CHILD.-Whata beau
tful and interesting relation is that which exists be-
tween the mother and child. The love Of mother
the most pure, holy and unselfsh passion Of the
human heart-and the dependence, reliance and
confidence Of the child the mothers love and de-
votion, is delightful contemplation for philan-
thrspist. But how his heart must bleed when he
sees that devoted mother bending over her child
writing in pain and suffering from the influence Of
disease, il - has no remedy, nor can procure any
for ts relief Nine-tenths of the diseases of chill
dren are produced, or more or less influenced by
Worms. DrJ. NJ. Martien, by long experience in
very extensive practicso Of medicine, has discovered
and thoroughly tested, remedy for these vile enc
mics Of chidren, that fails to expel them from
the system, and restore them to health by their 9TH
er combined medical virtues. No family should be
without this invaluable medicine, it is equally eff
hcacious in colds, coughs, and whooping cough.
c. w. Bodemann and J. F. Tallant agents Bur.
lingson Iowa.
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Fashionable Hat & Cap Store,

Un the Cnedp lash nushSs
NTAIN STREET, 2 doors from Jefierson.-J.
lvI SruRGls s. Sow, practical hatters and dealers
in Hats, Caps and Furs, wholesale and retail invite
the attention Of the public to their stock, has
been greatly improved by the recent addition OF
several cases superb Noleskin and Beaver Hats;
Otter, Seal and Cloth Caps; ladies' Mufs; Buffalo
Robes, &C.,, &C. Their assortment is now full and
complete, embracing various styles Of elegant
Fashionable Molcskin and Beaver Hsts,
Russia, Brush and plain Cassimere-Pearl Silk ana
Wool, of every desirable style and quality With mar
row, medium and broad brims, and at prices 10 suit
the times. Gentlemen's fine
Fur and Cle.h Caps,
otter, Seal, Musk, and large invoice OF mediums
common and low priced Muskrat, Plush and Cloth
Caps for Men and Boys.
Ladies' Mnffs, fresh and seasonable and Of very
low rrices-any thing at all to please.
Childrens Fancy Caps, several handsome styles.
Buffalo Robes, &C., &c.
US. SON being practical hatters, know the
quality ofevery article in their line which they Of,
fer and should any of their hats fall below their re-
commentator they will hold Themselves at all times
ready to make satisfaction to the wearer. Country
dealers assured that we can sell TO them as low
as they can buy in st Louis.
Is-TAKE NOTICE-That we always have an
ssiron in the ire,'' and win dress hats purchased OF
US, often as desired GRATIS.
N The highest cash price given for Otter5
Coon, Mink and Muskrat skins.
Burlington, Iowa, Nov. l3th, 1876. f26f
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Commercial.
D | e D !:

In this city, on Friday morning last, after short
illness, Mr. ABIATNER WRITE, aged IS. Mr. w. has
resided here for the last ten years. He emigrated
from Massachusetts, and came to this town in its in
fancy, where he gained for himself the esteem and
respect OF large circle of friends. He was an ac-
tive and worthy member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of this place, and his loss to that body will
be seriously felt:
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n-THE HALF HAS NOT BEEN ToLD.-Dr Sloan,
Sir Please send by the bearer new supply of your
Horse Medicines. They are the best articles Of the
kind that have ever used, never having been dis
appointed in their effect, have been in the
Of others, even the most celebrated Ointments Lin
ments, etc., of the day. like very much this fea
ture in them, viz that they do all that is promised
and upon thorough trial, one is constrained to add
that half has not been told. respectfully,
Fox River, June IL, 1916 NJ. DUDLEY.
All the medicines advertised by w. B. Sloan
sold on agency by N. Woolsey x Co., Burlington,
Iowa. For particulars Sloan's column Of adver-
isements.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Valuable Town Lots for Sale.
TIME Subscribers offer for sale desirable build
inc lot on 4th street, adjoining the residence of
Mr. John Sunderland, and nearly opposite d. Rorcr.
Eco No. 44ea; also two full lots 9Th street, Nos
67s and SIT. For terms apply to
Noe =. ,4s JIG. LAUMAN l. BROTHER
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G-CoNNEL's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAcroR.-This
great healing ointment, which extracts all fire from
burns almost immediately upon its application,
should always be kept in every family. Its effects
are truly surprising, it reduces swellings and stops
Inflammation; it heals bruised or broken limbs with
out pain or soreness. Eyes that have been sore or
infamed for years, is to cure. BY its appli-
ton, every species of sores, both old and new, are
Immediately cured. foisons occasioned by the bites
OF insects are Immediately extracted by this salve
1t first causes the poisonous matter to discharges
and then heals the sore. Hundreds in this city, and
in all parts Of the Union wherever this salve has
been used, now stand ready to testify to its magical
effects in removing all PAIN and always healing in
an incredible short time, and leaving any scars
Several physicians in this city universally pre-
scribe It in old cases of burns. 1t is given to the
poor and suffering.-lNew York Express.
Sold by c. w. Bodemann and J. F. Tallant, Bur-
lngton, Iowa, and by Comstock Co., 50 second ST.,
New York; Comstock Brother, st Louis.
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]. S. kimhaIl & Co..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps SIC.
Would respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have received their
Fall and Winter Stock Of Goods,
at their old stand where they have on hand large
and beautiful stock of Goods in their line, consist
ing of all the varieties adapted of the season, and
selected with the greatest with regard to style
and quality, to which invite the attention of Our
friends and dealers generally. nov %, 1S4S
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$50 ReWard!!

NTONEY LOST.-Lost on Wednesday evening
1Vl the nth inst, a roll of Bank Bills amounting
to nearly three hundred dollars. Whoever has found
the same and will return it to the HawkE Eye Office
Or the Store of ]. G.. Lauman & Brother, shall re-
ceve a reward Of fifty dollars, with the thanks Of
the owner. Burlington, ian, IS, 1S%9,
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CHOLERA! CHOLERA!!

A sthis dreadful scourge is near at HAND: one Oh
IN the best preventives for it is to have the sys-
TEN in good condition. At this season Of thu year
the blood is apt to be in impure state. One CT
the best things to purify the blood and carry OFT all
gross humors, is Gays Sarsaparila, (which removes
all impurities from the system, invigorates the bo-
dy and gives healthy tone to all its parts, is made
OF the best imported Sarsaparila, and double the
strength Of any of the different preparations usually
sold For safe at GAYS Drug store corner Of Main
and Jefferson streets. Burlington. Jan. is, 40
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Cash for Produce.

Cash Tor PrOduce.
THOMAS HEDGE wishes to buy the following ar
l. ticles, for which he will pay cash:
PORK. Corn, Oats, Flax Seed and White Besns.
Burlington. Dec. 7, l54e.tf +. II.
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n,DR M'LASE's LIVER P1LLs.-The astonishing
demand for this great medicine seems to be on the
increase Where it has been introduced, it has at
tanned popularir, unprecedented in the annals of
medical practice. Physicians are using 1t in many
eases, at least when they cah obtain it. Patients,
however, need not be under the expense of asking
medical advice, as they can purchase box Of the
Liver Pills. with which directions will be fur aished,
which will work speedy cure. The following ,et-
ter from an agent shows its popularity in the section
from which the letter is dated:
"BURNT CAIRNS, BEDFORD Co. PA.
March 23d, l847. {
We find we can sell great many more Of DR. Nc
Lanes Pills than your agent left with us. These
Pills are rapidly rising in favor, and have almost
sold all that we had. Iyou send US or 10 do
zen more boxes, they will last perhaps until your
agent can bring US new supply. T. & J. KELLY"
I5-DR MsLANE's VERAIrUGE-More Testimony!
Mr. Jonathan Houghman. of West Union, Park Co.
la. writes as follows to Kidd 4 Co.
ssI have sold all the Vermifuge you sent me, and
wish new supply Immediately. could have sold
great deal more, il had had it on hand. The peo-
pie here. after trying all other medicines for worms,
say that none is equal to DR. AsLane's Vcrmifuge.,
s.sFor sale by ]. F. Tallant, Burlington; J. F.
Myres Fort MadisonJoseph Hobson salem; A. Ham
lin Co., keokuk; Harper & Brothers, Alexandra,
o,and by agents in nearly every town in the west.
".sFor sale by DIR E. Easterly at the City Family
Medicine, store southeast corner Of Third and Ches-
nut streets. st Louis, Mo- General wholesale Agent
forthe western States. Nov. 80, '4Ss
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Rheumatism! Rheumatism!
nR BRADFORDS Rheumatic Plaster is the only
~ sure cure for Rheumatism. pains in the shout
der breast back Joins, etc. TO he found in Burlington.
This plaster gives immediate relief in that dis
tressing complaint Of females, commonly called
elaine back.'
Proof Of this can be given by those who have tri-
ed it in Burlington. 1t cures this complaint in
few days.
Prepared and sold by DR. Bradford, Jefferson ST.,
Burlington, Iowa. Jan. %, 1S49.
ssaan. FOR SALE OR RENT, the Farm at present
occupied by William Pierce in Franklin town
Ak> ship. Apply to GRIMES g. STARR.
Burlington. January %, 1349.
AnNA TO RENT.-A Farm four and a half miles
from Burlington under improvement.
A> Jan rs, 1S49 GRIMES & STARR
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H. Wlstar'S BalSam OF Wild ChefrysDA
The great remedy for consumption OF the lungs, az
fections of the liver. bronchitis, asthma, pain or
weakness of the breast or lungs, chronic coughs,
pleurisy, hemorrhage Of the lungs, and all alice
tions OF the pulmonary organs. -
THERE is difference between Wistar's Balsarn
Of wild cherry and all other preparations OF wild
cherry The trhe and genuine balsam contains, be-,
sides the extract Of wild cherry bark other medcalc
agents of great character and efficacy in the cures OF
coughs, colds and general diseases of the chest and
lungs. But the important diiiererce between this
medicine and all others of the kind, is that Wistars
balsam cures,' while other remedies give only tem-
porary relief to the sufferer Re the following GER
tfcate rendered to us by ore of our eitizens
CINCINNATI, Feb. Is, I84T.
Messrs Sanford Park-Gents: take this op2or-
tunity to inform YOU of d remarkable perform-
ed in my own case by the use Of DR. Wistaf's basam
of wild cherry. About the first OF September, 1915,
was attacked with a violent coid which seated up
my lungs, and during the space OF i've months /
labored under distressing cough. had quite lost
all hope Of recovery, until about a week or so ago
was induced to try your balsam Of wild cherry, and
before had used half OF one bottle my cough was
relieved. ] am now by the cssiRg of God, and
further use OF this balsam, restored to perfect heah
Yours respectfully, HARRIET s. HILL.
This invaluable preparation is for sale in BurlinE-
ton by Parsons, Copp Parsons; Mount Pleasant,
B. r. Stephcnson; Columbus City, r. Gore; and BY
inquiry may be found for sale in every town thro'
out the state. also, by Parsons, Copp Parsons,
Burlington.
HE-CAur1ox.-The genuine wistar's gaIssh il
envelered in a fine white steel engratcd wrapper
with the signatures of Henry Wstar, NJ. D. and SAN
ford parhtheTeon, without Which It is rosit.cey
counterfeit.
T7-3roncstis. Cough, Copttmption, sorc fareat,bc.
MIR JOHN Bedford, respectable merchant of East
port Me-, sa,s-pease send me large supply Of
your valuable medicines, particularly of the Exper
torant as have great demand for them in the Bril-
fish PROVINCES. gentleman from Windsor, Pro-
vince Of New Brunswck,) was passing through here
on his way to Boston. TO get cured ri Bronchitisy
when recommended him 20 take your Expectorant,
which gave hin. immediate relief and he returned
home completely cured. Is.
The Expectorant has also brought one man to life
here altar his physicians had given him up. and had
taken nothing for three days. His complaint was
Consumption.
happened to call in and saw him in very dis
tresssd situation. recommended his wife to try
the Exnectora1t, thinking that 1t might give him
some ease, ana that lie woald expire with less ago
c., but he recovered RICH, away. Yours, &C.
J. BEcKyoEo.
Prepared OILY by pr ya.nc, Philadelphis, and sold
on agency BY c. ". Bodsniann, Burlington. fcw~
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New Fall and Winter Goods

FOX GARRETT & CO., have just received from
~ New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore very.
large and splendid assortment of Dry Goods, Hard
ware, Queensware, Boots and shoes Hats, Caps
nets, Ready made Clothing, ETC.. etc, which they.
will sell wholesale and retail very cheap for cash or
produce. Call and examine our goods and prices be-
fore purchasing. burlington, sept. 81, 1913
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned,
~ Guardian of Hannah Hughs minor, will on
the I'd Sat urday of February, A. D. ls49, present
petition to the Court Of Probate Of Desmoines
ty, Iowa, asking for License and Decree Of said
Court authorizing her as such Guardian to sell the
Real Estate of said minor for the support and edu-
cation of said minor, when and where all persons
interested may if they see proper,appear and show
cause, if any they have, why said license should not
be granted. GIVEN HUGHS,
Burlington, Jan. IS, 1S49-3t Guardian.
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We will continue the business at the same stand
under the firm of CREW & GILkYSON, and are pre-
pared to sell Goods at reduced prices for Cash or
Produce. Persons wishing to purchase Goods will
please give us a call before buying elsewhere.
Bur lington, Dec. %, l64S CREW \ GlLki SUN
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NEW GUUDS!! NEW WUUDS!.!
TIME subscriber receiving direct from Phil
l adelphia, New York and Boston the largest and
best as sortment Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens
ware Boots and Shoes, Caps, &C., &C., ever brought
to this market, purchased mostly for cash and Will be
offered for sale at prices hitherto unkno,Dn in this
market. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will as usual be sup.
pled on the most favorable terms. Wheat, Pork and
other produce will be taken in payment.
Burlington, Sept Ia 1873 w. +. CooLbAo'h
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AllEN HUN.
THOSE knowing themselves indebted to the sub
l. scrber, by book account or by note, request
ed to make payment by the 10th Of January next,
they would save costs. dec. 1G B. T. DAVID
+. RIER BURGE, would call the attention of the
u public to their stock of STOVES, now on hand
consisting of Alright, Paror, Cook and Heating
stoves, Main street above Jefferson IDec IA, 43
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PoEliCAL.
THE PRESS.

Sasag at The Pr3atsrs' Fasfieal, Rssssa.
lie, menarel.s tevel while thy may,
Ana drain theig gohleis bright;
Ne hearts 30 tee - gay a. NE,
On this oar ieslal night.
enrcd no regal pageant hsra.
Ne banners wreathed with fame
For brighter far, ogI Trophies are,
Oar history and our nsine.
Each Printer lives hinselfa kinr,
A monarch in hi migbt,
And Throne aud Crown mas. tarrle down,
When be Is inthe right.
When o'cf The world ~, banner waves
Where Freedoms sung told
The rsNTEp fseg- the Truths OF Age,
And glorious song OF old
High honor 10 the nebic Nj
BY far the brshle.I gem
That ever threw his lustrsas lae
From Froedem's dsdoHi
Fen nov it glnams The guiding star
Far distant a'ef she wafe.
While millions hglt to gata he light
offreedoin, an grave.
Then Brothers. let aHr Daily TIL
Be sung in flstal .trenist
While hards sha i sing VIZ weapons iirg
Tn esfth's vide battle r'siss,
Or while one TffsHi', ttfaae Is iet
sfiruth "a ifzmHls e syn.
ON mystic At sill btar ltsfaa
OF slsry and fH4=4t,u
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Virgilsia /:

Virginia:
Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Snneri-
or Court ol Law and Chneery, for the County OF Am
ne <3 on Monday the 9th day oil August, 1919.
a a,,ni 9iii'nons' Plaintiff,
" iillan H. Camden, William H. Digges Sheriff of Mel
son 1ony an as such administrator de bon,s non ib The
can, n - IN
- IN CTIANCERY.
ne defendant William II, Camden not having entered
s ''ahse ani given security according to the Act OF
e"'! ana 70 Iles Of this Court, and it appearing by
Salsar ~ evidence that h. an iaabtant of This I'm
ohNtal,h Il l. otde ci That the said defendant do appear
3e ON the hfst Nond in January next aud answer the
m ol te PLAINTIFF and that copy IF this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the town of Lynch
49, @ VIZ months Snce-slNeiy, and posted at the front
door OF the Court House OF this county
copy-1e>te,
w IN-Nsn RnBER Z IINSI.EN ClL