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AWFUL VISITATION OF PRovIDENcE.-We record,
upon unmpeachable testimony, one of the most
singular incidents noted in the history of crime and
punishment. On last Tuesday, Happy Jack a no.
torious character, and -- Rice, under the pre-
tence of changing some money, attempted TO rob a
countryman of twenty dollars The attempt was
made on the Arkansas side, opposite TO this city,
the parties standing within a few feet of the river
BY agreement, Happy Jack quietly got into the
skill whilst Rice was occupying the attention of the
countryman This confederate, then in possession
OF the Strangers money rushed down the hill to the
boat, which Happy Jack, as Rice had got
ton in, pushed out into the stream. Rice had fallen
upon his face in the boat the moment he got in and
lay in that position gentleman on the shore
called 10 Happy Jack that his confederate was dead,
and go it was. The robber Of his fellow man had
in the very act of successful crime, been called by
God to his final Judgment. The survivor Happy
and was Immediately arrested Memphis Eagle
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PRINTERS BENEFIT AGAIN.-Wc learn that Mr..
Tborne has rendered to the Boston Printers Union
the use of the Howard Athenmum for a benefit,
which will take place on Saturday evening of next
week. II is also understood that several members
OF the Howard company have generously volun-
tecred their services for the occasion.
Boston Transcript, 13h.
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The UNITED STATES SToRE-snP LEXINGTON
clessred from the Brooklyn navy yard at half-pas
twelve O'Clock yesterday, p. M with stores for the
brazilian squadron. Sailing orders were received
ON the previous day from the Navy Department,
and she was despatched forthwith. She is under
the command of Lieutenant Mitchell; j. M. VAIN
wright, master and executive officer.
The United States store-shp Supply, Lieutenant
Kennedy is receiving cargo for the Pacific squad
ron, and is expected 10 sail in the of next
week She will take out the newly appointed gov
ernor and suite for California
The United States surveying steamer Hetzel,
Lieutenant Porter, having beon thoroughly re-
paired, has nearly completed her equpage, and
VIII soon sail to resume the survey of the Bahama
Banks.
The United States sloop-of war Dale is preparing
to enter the dry-dock.-N Y. Jour Com, lih
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The trial of William b. Smythe for fraud upon
the Easton Bank commenced in Talbot county
court last week. There were twelve indictments
against him; the first, for cmbezzling check on
the Farmers and Planters Bank Of Baltimore, was
tried ON Thursday, and the jury rendered verdict
of NOT gully On Friday he was tried upon another
of the indictments, for embezzling check on j.
Lounds cashier of the Farmer and Planters Bank
of Baltimore. The case was given TO the jury at
seven o'clock in the evening, and the jury was dis
missed ON Saturday morning without having agreed
upon verdict. The Star says The remaining
cases against Smythc, ten in number, will be tried
at the adjourned court."-Rent Ne,cs, Dee sn
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The OPERA CoMrANy-Ths troupe give another
ono of their delightful musical festivals this evening
at Carusi's Saloon. Those of our readers who de-
sire rich treat will have opportunity to be graf
iEeI
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of South Carolina, and four Free-Soilers, "
"CoBB of Alabama and four Free-Soil-
ers," it shouted He seemed to suit
both extremes, summoned by the fugle-
man to do the deed. The Union was
horn-blower to both ends and but for
an accident, the House would have been
covered with a ''load Of obloquy."
Mr.. Holmes, of South Carolina, utterly
refused TO obey the rowel of self-elected
rider of the Democracy. And other gen
tlemen, who had been wheeded into
hapless position, boldly backed out and
denounced their betrayer. But, for all
that, Mr.. Brown was a fit selection for
those who have pledged themselves to OPP
pose General TAYLoR's Administration,
''no matter what face the future may
wear, to the bitter end" He is par
excellence the embodiment of that creed
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TIL E RE P u BLIC.
WASHIN GT0N:
The Presldent,s MessaCe

MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II, l84s.
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qusl'hesi'on prc-.minent md immaculate pc.
siuon for truth or correct information upon the
subject. An editor must have an opinion Of
has own, and he must truly have reached the
loii'est elevation OF human nature, yea, little
higher even, If IN his writings that opinion is
not reflected to greater or less degree.
The profession Of neutrality We deny 10 be
amy part of independcncs IN the conduct of a
press in It, discussion of public affairs Whether
an individual who holds a sci Of opinions, and
holding lhrui--not ~ n dark corner, but IN the
sunlight OF FAIR discu.sion--openly and boldly
adv ocaies them. IS not more independent than
he who siudiously avoids attacking those prin.
cpies be conccises to be erroneous. or dee ines
supporting those he believes TO be correct, is n
matter child may decide nor is II difficult IL
the two eases to say which has discharged his
duty, and which hae been flithl..s to his trust
and position 49, Soudi tdroiiniar
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sidcrs ,he change from the Tarih Of le42 TO
that u iSA6 ~ unfortunate ~ bmry valuable
interests m tbs country, and particularly TO that
of labor; that what We required wa. specific,
not nd toio-sm. duiiss, that these latter l.u Us
at the mercy Of the markets N Europe. gave
projections 10 industry here when !, WAS no,
wanted, and denied It TO us when We d,d. H.
SAID he was IN favor RI system that WON.
promise y~rmanency, sufficiently high to give
reasonable projection TO the industry Of the
country, but not 80 high As to amour, to .xcu.
sion--he would gat 20, he said, for that. some
one here remarked t',ai he supposed the South
would oppose any Tarif Of protection 10 North.
era labor A portion Of the South, the pre,I-
dent replied would kick AZ 1t but. he added,
UsO c0reSi' This conversation, Tor 1t par.
took of none of the characteristics of speech,
removed ali doubts from our mind as to tlic
Presidents views on tn. Tariff"
II viii thus be- seen what IS to be- capee, sd
by the South in the even, Of Wing principle
being so much In the ascendant as to control
legislation. 1t wall be- well for Us then to give
some attention to these .nstiers. for the South
Il now IN the position Of a general who had n
lire both IN front and rear, She has the " l.
mot prosiso TO encounter IN front, and the uu.
scrupuloas Tariff lords IN her rear, both having
The same object in view and in the event vi
either being successful she must su'icr.
ERooELls tn. vs., ia'iou Of real estate in
Booklln, Long Island, i, SIS 93S,3ss The
pfopulalion IS es,lmatedtt 100000.
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Mail ARRANGEMENTS

Tue WFsrIRN MAti., via Nacos iocli,s arrive, NJ
Marshall every Thursday, 81 Il NJ ald de-. art.
same day irs VIA rlner arrives ever, Sunday
ats n, and departs every Friday. at c. "
Tng EssrEas Mur, via Mansfield, La arrive. on
Thur-dsys aud Sundays, hud departs on Iis-,es and
Inlays wa Greenwood. Ia. arrives every >surda,
at - aud departs VERY Friday Al s ~
Tar SoCrnItS Man, via san Augustine arrive,
Marshall every THURSDAY Al g. ? and depart,
every Friday, al s, Al
InE NoRtHERN Nan, Vim iaugcrfeld. arrives .
Marshall Oh lhurdsys and Mondays and deparv on
Nuuinys and tnaays
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Il i,a prevailing op,tIuu, to some extent AZ
least. tlat ucu'rd position III politics ou the
part of a newspaper j, MghV yrt>.aorihy
uur, and oue more favorable to the ptumulg "a
ton Of TRUTH touching these matters, than
that of an open and avowcd advocate If par.
hyular lime OF policy In the majority of case,
this IS NOT so. Indeed, Nc believe 1t is true M
none aud as Gar a. our observation and cXpc.
meme" extend we have scarcely ever iecn a
"urulrl paper among these so-caiicd "lndc-
pendent presses which might be- regarded a
reliable source of correct information upon
those topics, which, IN thus country, interest
every mau
y paragraph from the New York Nfrctqn''
L"gcr, IN am ARTICLE 900 the state OF political
parties, acc"rd- with this Niee
IN the neutral press We scarcely learn more
OF tlr position oi parties they are SO wrapped
by til" ,1mc discrimination 10 Owe come aniag-
oul~is, ior thc sgkf 81 rw'wN without reference
60 actual difference of opinion that. while they
profess 10 be free ~ communicate with the
public without regard 90 the spoIs OF victory
Oh y mr. ~ fact not only the greatest enemies
TO one or the other of the most prominent par.
tics bn' al'" weld AN INFLUENCE OF most vital
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such persons - may recsve the puraly Of the vote.
IN theif respective di'gsi prg'ides that they com
peicni and el'gibe 70 I'd" Once. .ssft District vii
Therefor elect ir'er and Two uh-ffei-c,s and a.
the vacancies IN u. Offices If ls Alcad, ar Jadg. OF
frSi nstnncs,l and Of Aiesdvs
One Jsdgc OF .hc supfemr tlur Nil he elected IN
he Districts oi san Diego, Los Angelo and santa
Bnf''nra ohe ~ the Districts Of san jose and San
fmnriseni Hna nn- 10 Tie Dsnris OF >allona -acfp.
risuio and san joaquin. The selnriss uf No., Judge.
Of ~" superior inuf, the Frsscft and judge II frsi
'nsiHrce. nfe regulated By The Government hi canuni
c,reff i'T i' tfst s4W@ t~r nNruin i1r DE- 1nd
3. "Wi AMI Tor The third, y S'r Thee shlafles
VII h pad nui of me civil fund which has bsen rrfi.
ed from ho proceeds ui The cnsDfn. provided nu ip.
stfuciinn' 90 uc contrary are raca, from Washing
i1n. Tie iaW requires ti The JUDGE Of the Supr,ra
Court hHe within fhree months after t. organization.
and form ianh Of ees for the diilerrni lcsrn-al
trnr,s. and legal ohecr including ala Alcades. jus.
ices ol 'ie Peace >hcuil, Cun,'ables. p'c.
~ ioca' Acad~s justices ~ m. Peace and MN.
bcrs ~ Town Counc.ls eecei nj the .,et., rlre.n
wil Genuine ifi ollie uil tie fr.i of tattnt, f.5u
when their places Wi b. supplied b, the .,fsnn. b, bo
nav be- elected o., ti. reAuar annual riertfln which
ales place 30 Nntsniwr 81 which the election vi
members 10 the Trfrnfini Assembly, vii p.o l held
The Federal Convention ilr nnniue u STATE on,ti.
tuition " plan fpr Territorial ,n,rrnert WtlI com.
ssi Of ii, seven Delegate. who ,tli meet tp Nlf
lercy On the frst lny 10 september next Thea d..
lcenl.s ,,iH ~. chosen rs follows.
Thu u.trIct Of san Diego Will elect two dslo,,,es
" lfs Angeles four Of SANTA Rnrhofa t,,u of san
LUIS Oplsp1 two NJ Monterey five II Saa i... 6yr
ut san Tfnurt.en Eve Of sonnn,n four ~ SACRAMENTO
four Of San lnapu,n tour Should 81, p.tfiet thint
li.olf entitled b. grraief number uf del. tu,e. Than
'hat above named II mas elect ,ulernumeries. NI, on
the uFanhgation of the Convention Will "a. Admitted
ur not, q, ~, plrnsu.e oi that bydy
The places ior holding the rrriior viii bc a, f,l.
Fernando. San Buena,eplum SANTA narhara. Nctp.
mn >an a,i,s t,hi.t,n Nnn,,r,, san It.u uso,t,ta
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We entertain some hopes that the noble
hearted d. ,cmcy of Missouri VIII succeed in
LAYING ON The shelf W sending o Oregon, the
old apostate who has 80 often. Of late, deceived
and betrayed them. a majority Of the Demo.
cratic presses IN the stale make war on HIM,
and ~ all parts of the state the masses Of the
party move in tie same direction We have
grouped together below some paragraphs from
Missouri papers showing the drift Of affairs
The ST Louis Union came out at first fercely
and ra.hly Tor Benton. but We observe That its
tone - greatly modified, possibly hy the falling
oil ot ~ subscription lisi, and now 1t talks
coaAingly'oi "harmony aud unity, and ventures
TO rcprnaud the highly excited personalities Of
other members Of our parry. @ho unfortunately,
let their feelings overcome their Judgment and
prudence - fmeaHing Col, Benton and his fol
lowers. The iHi0H pubhsucl the address of
NJ Calhoun N full aud We lind N its columns
the following.
" PuiIriCAL DOCUMENTS .-Somc members Of
the Democratic party in ihi, city haze ordered
at the office Of the 81 Louis tuiop. the print
ng Of ten thousand pamphlet copies OF the
Address Of Mr. Calhoun to the People Of the
southern States and the latc "lctler Of Gen.
t1-s to Mr. Eitche of the Washington Union g"
Thc-c political documents will, accordingly, he
printed and ready Tor circulation in fcw days -
The Metropolitan, at Jefferson CIV, takes the
lead against Benton From that paper we learn
that: johnson h. 'lardy member If the lat
Legislature. who voted Tor jackson, resolu.
tons, and meant to be included b, Col BEN.
ton in the class of "knaSe, or fools j. out ia
am addrc., against Benton Mr. tlarly Is of
opinion that the Colonel viii hn,c ito submit
to the government of ,JHde,s and Judges, too.
who w,ll show You that the ser,a,U does not,
rise above hts fgasi.r--uor be permitted Ia IN.
suit aud then dlg his constituents aud still
go uupunisbcd Judges who will decide that
Shade Giddlue-. " lmoI, Van Buren,, Benton,
aud Co., cauHoi turn fopsy ftreI the principle,
Of the free and independent people OF the state
OF Missouri
William Saver, too. al.o a member Of the
last Legislature. In a similar letter. has declared
oil from Col. Benton, or Col. oli3 b9Jg else.
HAT oecupic, his present position liz does
not think that he played the fool in voting
for Jack,ou- resolutions, "und any man who
,ay- am knayc and TO favor of u dissolution
of the alou. states t4lschood. and ike COL
Benton, had Us well consult hs safety by say
iug IL b.iHd mg hqcl'
Oiarl county has had uer pcmocra', mee,-
0- too, lo consider The appeal" and the
"hlll mI.'p' went against iieutou.
The Democracy vt pck3ik county have hclG
a meeting at which strong resolutions were
p1--ci against Bcatan and 10 tt,or of Jact-oa's
fsolulou>, Thompson SAITH member Of the
last Legislature from the county, took the lead
~ opposition To Benton. The a,tcr was sa,-
tanned 10y missionary from Buchanan county,
II VI Jones, E,4, hui ID WAS Of 10 avail. aud
Hlc meeting CLOSED their resolutions with W.
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Sons of Tcmprrunco,

Liyiso W,rsH DvisioS The weekly meeting.
Of ghr Divn,on aro changed rom Wednesday TO Tues.
day evenings The following are the officers f,r the
ensuing quarter '-- T. tsrk T. W +. 4 \ Pablo
" r. r { Bastlcy. " A. Il Jones. Il. :: II
asrnnsh K : " Il B-uon. 7 : "
bn,-. T; " p Forest. G. g " Young, 4 { T.
II t.r0trr | : Robert Young q :
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The JulY terra. ~, of the County
tourt Pefla uing 10 the estates Of de-
cetsef persons, u Pamela county, Texas. " w.
; Wallwa appointed administration, aud Eliza
Wall Administrative ~ ne estate Of Alhur G..
Wall, deceased An ! rsons, therefore, hold
ing claims rcflins' said estate. viii present thew
within the tgo presented b, law or they II
be- esrrsJ Persons indebted 10 estate All psy
70 WV S arf ELIZA WALL.
t1-a' ~ iNin 8,
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THE STATE or TEXAS,

loVaff o. PAsoiA.
Dhr'c' 'our', fan lem, a. p, loiv.
10 ias Hhf'iF cr o's'1 aatjas yer y aud
tonNil, 1hiffiss
NHthtAS sui y now pending IN tho
W '"'n court IN "h!sh hesth !ens Clark. OF
sad county, Is plmnlil'' and John ID, CIsrt.
whose Residence 10 Unknown, Is d.irndsi.t, tho
petition ~ "tieh Alleges ihat The .lsnun and
defendant 'hier'r'rf'ed on To VII, Tie LIST DAY
'uiy' A. D. 1910 A. 10 W. We county OF H"-
tl'ph N the stal' "lgfeN'a' WAi HE ssid John
y tiafk' Lus baud ~ iHe p'a'nhh. has left her.
'ne sal' hts"h '+hr' "i'h ihe mention vi
abandonment lHl' BE- N's been aosen, three
years "lh snd iniep'ion pre''oes 10 The h,i.g
oil lhe sa.d petition
ana al.dVhs, fdriher' tha' nc 'aid John
~ tlarA' hushaAd Of the sad Messiah Jane
I Clafb. Is, aud was Wills, living with her. guilty
Of excess, erac. treatment, and ouirag.s to-
wards her, which ID treatment IS and wa. %,
s,.eh 4 natur. as To- render their being togrih,r
ln,sppofiable. Tie said ps,,isn pra.x . d..
cree hf di.ofc. by separation from n. b.cds ~
m,,rnony h.,W.an ,t,,e. "a. .s,J 4o,'''"an -,
anJ nlgrt,N g.. and .alJs5, h,,','' 1 h".'"
mod. n, r.op I'D h., I,,,. w., -. 49,
A. I'D, .,nkn,o, "
VI -, ma
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u NOR CT.
THE SrArF OF Twas,
towug NJ pgna'r
District Court. taa jtr@. u lNi9 Ne. ---
hes!ah Jane CLARK,
IS
John ID Clark.
Il IL I -

r. ~ NI-rlF ~ nv iapfaI oAlrr ~ ,r{ Coan,u
csfstive
\oU are hereby commanded 10 give notice
l 90 John Clark. defendant ln cause
now pending IN 'hr District Goa, g. be- held
Ia and for Tho county aforesaid. in which ktsiuA
Jane CLARK j. plaintiff and the SAID John II
CLARK is defendant. that the sAid plaintiff h,s
i,led eopy If iaterrogato,,,s i, III, r,rIr, A..
h., answered by w,,pe.so. T. X Ste,.e. H.,
ma Renoy NJ bell and Jonathan Gi,e resident
r,i,rn. ~ the na,,sb ~ CHI N ~. .,e,, -,
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fi.I ,, ,ha tsth AZ go 80
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Rux9oIovo NorIopp,

81 A Prolnced Meeting will be held, N TIN.
place b, the Rev PlrrCS 5 GsAyEs and Rev wv
VI ELLIOTT Of The Methodist Protestant ,huch,
commencing On the Friday before III. third sabbath
tn October.
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j. 80 = ~. q y" r''h'' NhHl Nv af'Nh
'F ''n'u'l "u' az '""''f''N nee 'i appropriations
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.i1, h,s, nj ,ltiorrla
,upb ,te ,,,sup,n, af The iroaps ia ihI. ,I.foft.
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t- There ~ill be- prcachlng at the School ii,u.c
near Mr. Pushs. by Rev II. tn,wfoap, on The
Third Sabbath th,s r,cT'h the hour of | coc.
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AD1ERTISEMENTS.
1.etrN Y.

R1SN TAAES u py Eli ssery, living
"rsf in ca. county, Texas. and posted
LII before J " Fleming, on the Isil
day ,t September, Isi9, Two steer, of tae lol.
lowing descriptions, to VIII One black and
white picd black hca and neck crop VIM
two spit. in the right ear crop and under bu
IN ihc l,ii ear, UUc year, old The other one
Is AIRED steer, with white belly and bob ta,
crop and tWo splits IA each ear, seven year,
DID, The sald steer has a scar on the left hp
Both appr -ed al $50.
4 true copy from a. original
T. NJ GRAHAM, County C.crk
Jefferson, Sept 80, 1919. ua1 20
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ERooHifS. I'll. W., milton Of real esta,. in
Booklln, Long Island, i, S3s,93S,3Ss The
population is estimatedi 100000.
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THE STATE or TEXAS.
CM.N1Y OF HAAuI

District Court. Fail Term, A. D. IsAv.
t. hr Sheriff or cf.e, ia1Ju! ulcer q sa'<
County. GHErrisGi
A'HEKEAS n suit is now pending In tbs
w snid court, 10 winch kc-'sh Jane CLARK, Of
SAID county, Is plaintiff, and John d. CLARK,
whose residence IL unknown, IA defendant, the
petition in which alleges that the plaintiff and
def, ndant internarricd on, to wit, the Al day
july, 4. q. 1876, at, TO sit, the county Of ilar-
rison IN the state aforesaid; that the said John
u Clark, husband OF the plaintiff, has left her.
, 70 said kesah Jane, with the intention Of
a,;donment that he has been absent three
wear, With said Intention previous to the filing
Of the san petition.
And aleds'ug, further, that the said John
ID Clark. bu bad Of the said Messiah Jane
CLARK. i, and vas ST. LIST living with her, guilty
Of excess, cruel treatment. ard ou,rng.s to-
wards her. which III treatment Is snd was Of
such nature a, 10 render their being together
insupporlaLle The said petition prays de-
cree Of divorce by separation from the bonds ~
mairmony between them. the SAID defendant
and plaintiff, &c. and affidavit having been
made. as required by law, that the residence Of
defendant is unknown,
These arc therefore TO command you TO SUM-
mon the said John d. CLARK. by making publ
cation of this citation In some news papcr IN
the nearest county 30 the said county Of Pamela
m which there Is newspaper, for four sue
ccssite weeks previous to tie return day Of the
-aid term commanding him, the SAID John d.
Clark, to be and appear at the said term of the
said court, to be held in and for the said county
Of Pamela on the first Monday in December
next, 1873, TO answer the allegations in the
said petition, and To show cause. II any he has,
why the prayer Of said petition should no, 10
granted.
Herein fail not. and make due return Of your
proceedings hercou.
Gwen under my hand and the seal
L. $. Of the said court, at office, TIL, sh
day Of October, A. .. 1919
7. HENRY MARTIN,
fierk Of IA, Hiar,cf oarf n Panola Counit
Issued October lsth, lsi1
= iIrSgY MAnriN,
Gsrk of be Di1ric' Court II Panoia Countv
Game To hand, October 18th, Isi9
JONATHAN IT. ANDERSON.
N,r,s " Pamela Ceusis
Executed by handing copy to tn, rabli,h.
crs Of the Teras Repui 'ican ',r publication.
Jonathan II AsrEH.os,
SHERIFF q Panoia Coarfv
October IL, 1919. nag II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-25
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tass County.
J,stitc, Court. bgjorc j " Fleming, j = !.
No,en.bcr Isrm 4. D. 1919.
Nathaniel Perkins Adm rae. Of Daniel rethn. dec d,
David RAIDER dcl-t and William Peacock ramshce
ATTACHMENT AND GAESi.HNESr.
10 anu larfaI olf,rr Of ta,s Couatp--tRrrrtSs
WHEREAS, Nathaniel Perkins plaintiff in
w the above entitled cause, has this day
made oath that Da,id RAIDER is justly indebted
to him, a. administrators, &c, of David Perkins,
deceased, IA a sum of eighty seven dollars. due
upon two prons'pry notes filed IN my ollice.
with interest on the same since they became
due; aud that said RAIDER resides beyond the
limit, Of this state,
sunni. 81 the said David RAIDER, dctcndan, In
the above cut!lcd cause, to hc and appear at
tnv Office. in the town Of Jefferson. IN SAID
county Of Cas-. on the lac; Saturday in No
,cmbcr next, 1919, by publication IN the Itras
RcpUb'icap, the nearest newspaper p@Nllshed
To SAID county, for three successive weeks pre-
Niou~ To- the return of this summons, then and
there to answer the said Nathaniel Perkins Us
administrator, Sc. Of Daniel Perkins, deceased
IN plea Of debt due on sad pfomissory notes
ga tie IN my office.
- =, GHcn under my hand. this the 18th
t'' ~ day Of October \ y 1919
J. ". FLEMING,