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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-08

ENr~ FOR SALE, pair OF fine sorreIl
SPonies, which will be sold low, if early
apphcatlon be made at this ottice. ap2
rRA T. X K X S.-SOda, Butter and Water
~ Crackers, and Pilot Bread of the best quality.
for sale at ADAM e. CO.'S Bakery,
NH II No l44 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-08

Err &,
ing 70
ars Ea
saT the
offers
Rica-
seehIa
-.}n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-08

A LARGE assortment of iron frame Travelling
n Trunks, Valices and Carpe, Bags, at private
sale.
ap4 A MOTT g. co
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T OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.

OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
- As the agent and trustee of THOS. Fl. BLA
kEY,I will sell, privately in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight OF
ten ae-es of the land now owned and occupied by
me said Blakey. These lots are beautifully stua.
Ied on Union Hill, fronting the road leading to
Siakey's MILL about amile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore, or
70 the subscriber, at his Office No. II Main street,
up stairs, over Messrs Sinton g. Co.
an 9-3tauts n VIZ aruryc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-08

(rOAL, WOOD AND POSTS.-Ikeep con
~ sanity on hand, Lump, Hail and Smiths Coal
of superior quality; Oak and Pine Wood and Cedar
and Oak Posts, all of which am selling at the
lowest market prices for cash. or to punctual Gus.
toners, RBTYLER,
mn 22-1m* Stone Warehouse Basin bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-08

NOTICE.-l am now receiving, and will con.
lN tinue through my Agents TO receive, all the
new styles soon as they are introduced into the
New York market, thus being enabled at all times
to show the most beautiful and fashionable assort
ment to be found in the Ready Made line.
HENRY SHAFER,
ap4 No lob Main st corner 18th
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hAY.-l62 bales best North River hay 70 az.
L rive, for sale byI , v,rs
NH Il oAMUELAfAAS.
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y Ar
DJJSE,
OY s5-
OF ele-
q I oc.
lh 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-08

TNAR.-IOO bbis Tar, just received, for sale low
l. by
ap ASLEE
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NIDER AND ALE.-25 bbls sweet Newark
" Cider; 50 whole and halt bbls Ale receiving and
for sale by
ap4 B STEGAI
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A SPLENDID DOUBLE BUGGY AND
"A HARNESS, at private sale.
ap4 A MOTT g. CO
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CAPITOL. NES.

SEAI.ED Proposals Will be received by the Board Of
~ Building Commissioners OF the Territory of Mime
sofa, until Monday the I'd day of May next at y O'Clock
NJ, Tor the full Compi etIon of the Capitol buildings at
St Paul. according the plan and specifications e
in the Office of the seorear, OF The Board.
Separate proposals will be considered for the couple
ton OF the whole, or i'll part, Is follows, to wit:
!. For furnishing material and dong the carpenter
and Joners work, laying balance o Hooring, putting up
partitions, casing doors and windows fitting sash
ting glass, hanging the windows with weights and pulleys
erecting cunmns i'll front and finishing pOrlico, max
ing aud hrngig doors, running stairs with walnut hand
rail and turned bannlters. putting down base boards
flushing the dome aud erecting steps the ana back
doors, aid every thing necessary complete finish
the building; also for erecting out houses.
z or furnishing material, hing and plastcng the
whole, TO he three coat with white finish
s. For furnishing material and painting the interior Of
the building, doors, windows &c, white, with pure lead
and iinsesd oll three coat work.
L. For furnishing aeral and erecting and flag
ging the portco ~ front of building and erecting
bIici III the basement To support the oOT tim bers
The steps ami flag TO be Of cut stone.
5. For furnishing material aud covering the dome with
All bids specify for what price per square yard
the pasterins and painting Will he done.
done in The best manner Contractors VIII be required
give security for the completion of their
To be completed before the st of september 1853
BEN w. BRUNSON, Building Com.
st. Paul, March 20, lS53-50it.
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An AMERICAN IN MILAN.--A correspondent of
the Newark Advertiser writes from Milan, March Ia:
There are constant Of sroliation and robbery
by police agents and soldiers, who enter houses at
"ii, the slightest suspicion, and rob and naitc't
the families, under the cry Of "InIerlal orders. -
Fac finest Old palaces rited without scrupe of
th IL richest treasures. whole regiment occupies
thc Llta Palace, and the soldiers themselves
by shooting and piercing the cid painting, and statues,
especially h'se representing the innocent absent tam
lily. The iani, Jewels, associate with all the Old
traditions, iorcibly ,akci i.oin The Mae 'ilo-
tel, but afterwards deposited in place by the
condcsceni'on oi the generai-iI-chet, to whom APP
peal made.
Other large palaces have been sinilarl, treated,
the occupants driven and the ntire turned INF
the streets. Many Of the nobicst families have thus
been thrown on the charity OF their ncishhorhoud.
Upward OF 5000 men constantly patrol the streets,
whch they frequently clear o. people at the point of
the bayonet under the siiiest pretexts. no one is
permitted walk with has hands in his pockets lest
they may contain arms. Moe than two persons are
not permitted 10 meet anywhere IL public, and phi
vate dinner parties actual, forbidden. Every
day since nave been here, dead bodies have been
found III the highways; the galiows pcrma-
ocl-e; Inu>ket shots constantly heard In some
quarter Of the city; the property OF all the rich ref
agecs who have found an asl um IN Piedmont, Swift
zeTland. Sc, Is sequestered hy imperial decree,
amounting to many millions, and the poor, down.
uodoen population Is taxed at the rate Of 80 900
francs per day, pay tho expenses Of those oppsess-
ny them,
VALUE OF SHORT SERM0Ns.--Whcn ministers
do joke, they seldom fail 10 bring cut Il good one:
A t-w weeks since overheard gray haired, dig
ned ceg lyman, the Methodist denomination, ask
young brother preacher If he knew how to secure
large audiences during the hot weather, when She
churches Of all denominations usually very th;a,y
attended. The Young brother repIcd in the negative
and sand he should he happy TO iean that much
ecd secret The venerable rarsou closed eye,
whe little balls OF i.m were dropping out of the 9th
r., and with voice that seemed to sound as much
Like advice as joke exclaimed: ''Ihe whole story
my good brother, is told III two words--short ser
nous.
A Coon ORDER.--We see by the re1orts Of the
police court OF the city Of Louis, He that Judge Jo,es
instructed the police To arrest all BOYS pcraulbuaiing
the streets Al late hou at night, unless ihey car
show good cause for being out. iis honor SAID thai
il parents could not keep hcir children at home h,
would lake OF them
! Five hundred journeymen cabinet makers arc on ;
ia Ike IN Cincinnati.
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Saint Couis.
ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.


ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Forrarding House.
JOSEPH hoaRlDGE FRANCIS Mc'FAuL.
H,OGRIDGE a Mc'FAUL.
Gate Twichell & Mogrdge)
Garner n Commercial and Pine Streets.
n toNSlG MENTS and Commissions will meet with
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal ASH
ADVANCES will be given ON CONSEQUENCES or Bins OF
ladng HAND.
The Forwarding and Receiving of Merchandise and
lowest rates OF Freight will always be procured and
the Npense OF Storage and Drayage as much as pos
sble avoided.
ORDERS FOR PURCHASING filed at the shortest no.
uce and lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
Choteau * Nalle 81 Louis'
Doan, King n Co,
II b B H Ees@SGs, q Brother 3Loui.vlle.
Ellis Il Norton
Stradcr q German,
Uosta * Frazer, Cincinnati,
Springer q Whiteman,
T.. q. Goodman n Co,
J. w. Batter d Brother,
ID. Leeoh d Co., Pitsbrg
VIM. Holmes Co.
Morgan, J. NJ Buck & Morgan
Shields d Miller, o,.u,,,,
+. &. Yarnall, "i""oiP""'
L. u. Comegys,
s H5as%a nsv G. = CO.. Cote, Baltimore.
Blow Is March,
Charles A. Meigs,
A. &. rarwell & Co., In
Howard, Son & Co., is'"'
T. Z. Twichen & Co, New Orleans.
We have open Policy of Insurance, which Will
cover all shipments to address, when advised BY
letter per mail when endorsed on bills Of ladins
before or at the time oi shipment.
MOGRIDGE Il McFAUL.
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fN.lI TREES AND SHRUBBERY.
HUAViNG purchased the interest of Mr.. X. =. Upton
Il Il in the ST. Anthony Nursery. am prepared to fill
orders for Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery,
Roses, Dahlas and all kinds OF dubious Partic
ular attention VIII he given to the cultivation of Dwarf
Pears, Cherries ana Apples IN order especially 10 sup
ply the people of St. Paul and ST. Anthony, who wish
to raise their fruit, to embelsh their yards and
gardens with something useful Is well beautiful
Ny supplies to be tanned from well known
sery Iowa, until trees be grown in Minnesota.
have small stock hand that have been in the
territory and two years. Ny nursery will he oca
ted in Oruveand short distaGce from the Haf- Way
House, the st. Paul and 81. Anthony road. Those
wishing trees or shrubbery will do well sen, in their
orders before the opening Of navigation. Orders be
left at Of j. L.. Fullerton, or addressed to me
through the Post Office. L. NJ. FORD.
Grow Gland, NJ. T.. March %, 1858. 50-tf
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INDIAN WAR. GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT THIRD AND WABASIIAW

II Have just received splendid assortment of Silk
and Felt Hats and Caps, and of Straw
Hats which cannot be surpassed with general variety
of Goods, consisting OF Shirts, Collars, Cravats Neck
Ties, Silk and Cambria Handkerchcis Hosiery in great
variety; white, black aud cold Kid Isle, SILK and
Driving Gloves; Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, Soaps
Port Monaies, Trunks, Vases, Carpet Bags, Canes
Umbrellas and variety of Goods too nuinero Gus 10
mention all of which will be sold at Eastern Prices and
lower than can be purchased elsewhere.
l2-tfl T. RITCHIE
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The Bunker Hill Monumcrt was twice struck by
lightning Wednesday of last week, during the
thunder storm. Fortunately the lightning was dawn
to The ROD, and did damage II the structure. Per-
who IN the monument the time, were
cunSde rhby alarmed AT the concls,ion aud Thought
the monument was going over" The bottom Of one
al the rod. where IL entered the earth was slightly
melted; and gentleman the top, who was pass
ing down and holding by the IRON rail. received 4
c0u;le OF hours
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BENroS County PnoBArE Cornr.

Territory of Minnesota, -
County of Benton, go
Probate Court for the county of Benton, held at
= the Office of The Judge thereof Sank Rapids
the 18th day oi March, i'll the year thousand eight
hundred and fifty three
Present William n. Wood Judge
Ii the matter OF the estate of John Leo deceased APP
piication having tins day been made by George W.
to he appointed administrator of the estate OF
said deceased.
IL is thereupcn ordered that the 18th day Of April
next O'Clock in the forenoon OF said DAY, be
signed when the heirs and all persons Interested in said
appear nj the rebate Office Sauk RAPIDS
and show cause il any they have, why the pray OF the
petitioner should not be granted And 1t is fut her
dcrej that said petitioner copy of this order
be published III the Minnesota Pioneer, a newspaper
printed Ia the of ST. Paul in said TERRITORY three
weeks successfully, once in each week, previous the
time above appointed for the hearing in the premises
WILLIAM II. WOOD.
Judge Of Probate
March 7S53 As,O2t
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'OR SALE.

SNlE large three story house and lot situated on Main
street, in the town of saltwater, known the
saltwater House, formerly kept for hotel with
stable and out buildings connected is for sale and
Will be sold upon the reasonable terms: this large
aud wei! finished house situated upon the princpa
business street in the town, the steanboat land
ING and well constructed for hotel and at
fords chance for Investment TO any person wish
ing To engage in the business Of keeping 4 hotel.
For further Information and the terms of sale apply
NJ. f. AMES, Esq, at saltwater.
April 2S 1853
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~ Office is hereby given thar the under signed adj
~ minstTatur OF the estate of John NJ. SAWYER late
OF saltwater county of Washington. Territory of Min
deceased bY virtue of anG under order Of the
Probate Court of Wash n2ton county, made by the Hon
Harvey Wilson Judge OF Probate OF county on the
fourteenth day of February A II 1853
VIII sell all the right. title, and interest of the said
in and To the following described premises and
all the right, tile ana interest legal equitable which
the said John NJ Sawyer had the following
crhed real estate pieces parcels OF land the time
Of his dccease, to wit:
The undivided ehri part Of lot No. two t2) in
section No. fifteen, (5) in township No. thirty, 800
north, OF Rarge No. twenty (20) west, containing fifty
and fifty hundredths $50 50-l00)
Also, the undivided third part OF the following
described premises to Wit
BLOCK No ten, (lO) in the OF Saltwater, accor
ding To the srvey aud plat Of the said of Stillwa-
ter, made ny Harvey Wilson and .ded the office
al the Register Of deeds of the county of Washington
together with all The land ling and being between the
line of said block ten 90 and the lake shore Of
Lake st CroiN (saving and excepting onlythe land
Ken mp By the county road laid out together
with the right and privilege # the land upon The lake
shore OF said Lake st CroN, between the line Of
SAID county road and said lake Torlhery along the
Lake shore distance Of one hundred feet from point
said shore where the north line of said hloch if the
extended easteFly would strike the said lake
together with all the rights privileges ant ePJrtenance
belonging appcrtaning the said one-third part
The aforesaid premises, including the mill and All inn
prov thereon Situate, iug and being In the
county of Washington in the Territory of Minnesola
AT public vendne at the Office of the Register Of deeds
OF the county of Washington, IN the town Of saltwater
in said county. TUESDAY the 18th day Of April, d
1853 eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that day.
saltwater, February e, 1c53
SETH NJ. SAWYER
Adj strntp
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tk>TrPEc CoSrRACT RAriFIED.-A dis
r.t-. tra.u Now ORLEANS. dated 18Th inst, says the
sch,ul., Bonita from Vera Cruz, brings special
co. s-.o-.r uih the treaty lately signed by Judge
,.rl ..pg o5r Minister to Mexico, and the Mexican
C.u4. t..a. ~, guaranteeing TO Messrs. Soo * Co.
g.. Her,rl e. aud possession OF the Tehuan;epec
transit i.'t. Nhich ratified on the 2S,h March.
/ ,.tsr.a to he whether Santa Annals gov
.r.,.pt a i recognise the validity Of this contract,
atl -e a,her Sloo & Co. will be able to buy up
the h....s The Garay grant.
s -sa,.s atle chang, is said to be in progress
al. far rs, in almost every country. RaLbInisin
j. -sp r. lag lis nauence, and miiiitnies are
t,,.str- ,s thu Mi>hna and the 1aimud, and be-
t.1i.g -l Gives reading the Bible and the
~ nh-ts. Among the Jews in London, there is Il
,r..l ,et .li lor copies of the Old Testament. The
-u.r . lAeir restoration to Palestine, and the
tl-c sc 'l promises which this expectation is
founded aie nIagns her attention.
\ dispatch fion Philadelphia. dated the 18th ult.,
sa,s tr -.pl holders If the Pcnn-, lyana Railroad,
\, ss,ri. unanimous vote, have authorized "a sub
>. ..- sI So 10000 t. til; Marietta and Cincinna-
4 Eu,3at, 3DD DO q the Indiana an OHIO Rail-
ROAD. ana 1900, to the Springfield, Nj. Vernon
v,i lH;.!nrs Railroad.
-. ;. I-nis Republican notices the arrival in
liz ,. %, re steamer Illinois Of four hundred Nor
mon 'rsl Ingland, Scotland and Wales, route
f,r .ar aH AXE Valley, under the guidance of three
Aae' .t4 Mormon preachers.
Ne arr length enabled TO state that positive
has been made sections and two
al 10, nra Extension, and that the work is actu-
a.ir .lir- al al Several gangs of hands are en-
,i,scd "a Z, aiding the track through our village.
Nor>1cn also engaged in the construction Of a
pe-ugsr, preparatory 10 erecting the bridge
EoN River. We learn that the bridge is to be com
rlel.d dul,ug the month of Juac.-Arvoya Beacon.
The Gazing house men of Boston, have increased
s.e prices of their vands. We presume in conse
4l,1-c hero must be excitement in the depart
s-sut of he Interior.
The pse.,lent of the Pittsburgh and Seubenvle
N3i'-nal tonpany has contracted with the Great
Western Iron Works for the rails for this road.
rA1 crew Of the Germantown was paid off on tie
l5,h r-'.', at the Navy Yard, Charleston. About
500 0ll ga- required, aud this young bank Of gold
Ma i's.lIsai ia a iitt!e hour.
4 sarn hear, in this cold world is like
a oesr light, wasting feeble fame
Upon The wintry deep, that feels it not
Add irt milling with each pitiless gust that blows,
Ill IFS llnt fire is spent.
Several iocfrectual attempts have recently been
made 10 Gre the Masonic College building, at Lexing-
toa No, but through the vigilance of those connect
cd VITA the institution, these nefarous designs have
been thwated, with but little damage to the College
Tn. Susquehanna Railroad Company, it is stated
has appeared committee TO confer with the Erie
company, make but road Tor both companies
along the Vest Branch.
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Territory Of Minnesota,
County of s,binetou. "S'

Territory Of Minnesota, ! 80
County OF Washington. 49,
DIsTRIcr CoURr lsr. JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Levi Hertzell and
Oscar Burris, Compliments.
William Woodruff, Defendant.
SITTING IN CHANcERY.
It appearing my satisfaction by AFFIDAVIT md the
papers file i'll the cause that bill, of plant has
been exhibited aud fled and writ of injunction allowed
and issued thereon, and writ Of subpoena appear,
and delivered TO the sheriff of the county OF Washing
ton to
And it further appearing to satisfaction, by ai-
davits that the above named defendant William Wood
ruiz is out of this Territory and nonresident thereof
and cannot upon diliigeHt inquiry be found therein,
IL is hereby ordered, that the said defendant, iam
Woodruff, appear and plead, answer demur the
compiainants' bill of complaint on file in this Cause
before the fifteenth day of June,A ID. 1853 And
il is further ordered that this order he published
the minnesota Pioneer" "a newspaper printed and
published at 81 Paul, in this Territory in each
week for six successive weeks after the date
of.
Aud il is further ordered that certified copy cf this
order together with copies of the writ of junction and
subpoena issued in this he deposited in the post
office directed to the said William Woodruff, the
city Of Cincinnati, State OF Ohio within five days from
the date hereof.
ard subpoena be delivered personally the said defend
IT, L. HAYNER.
st. Paul. March, Sd 1853
VI. f. Ames, ". IL. Senmes, Complts. Solicitors.
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TERRITORIAL PRISON WORK.

CEALED Proposals III be received by the Board OF
- Inspectors until Monday, the 9Th OF May next at
IL clocA NJ, for the performance of the following
work, to wit
l. Thedranage, culv erting and grading ofihe grounds
2 The erection OF butlrcss wall a. aDst the south
wall OF The yard.
s. The erection of addition the Prison Building
to contain ten cells.
L. The erection of two guard houses.
5. The erection of work shop.
Plans and specifications can be upon application
to Il. Is. Johnson, Deputy Warden Proposals will be
considered tor the whole or part and awarded To the
best BIDDER The above proposals invited upon the
that Congress has made apr
pay for the work. Ii this should fail to be the Case the
said Board the right reject the proposals.
whole or ia part. Contractors viii furnish all material
Proposals VIII be endorsed ''For Prison Work." and
addressed to +. II. DELANO,
Warden Territorial Prison; saltwater, NJ. L.
April Z, ls53.-4t5I.
Mlnnesotian and Express, COPY ill DAY.
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SfIFRfCF.S SALE.

Il 4 -
KBG virtue of "A W rat of Execution issued cut ard I'M
der the seal OF the District Court for the County Of
Ramsey upon judgment rendered by said Court.
the twent, ninth daN Of October, A. u. thousand
eight hundred aud sytwo, in an action wherin David
H. Burke and James w. Burke plaintiffs, and Daniel
+. Brawiev and Frederick Hardy defendants ia
of said plaintiffs, ana against said DEFENDANTS for the
sum Of two hundred and eighty nne dollars and thirty
cents have, this ninth day Oi March, A ID. 1853,
levied upon the following described property. witt
being part of lots and IN block 33. in Rice d Irvine
addition to the of ~. PAU, commencing mt the
corner OF Eagle and Franklin streets, thence ming
southerly, the line o. Franklin street, sevepy-eeht
and oneha feet. thence westerly, to the line between
lots three and four. aud in said block 80 sixty
feet souihery iromt agile heare northery sixty
six feet Eagle street. casicrls the place OF beginning
The property Of said dciendants which property
shall expose 10 sale AT public auction to the highest bid
der. for cash. the front door Of the Court House,
Paul. in said county, Thursday the twenty first da,
of Aptl, A. d. 1853 III O'clock IN the forenoon Of said
da,, much thereof may be sufficient satisfy
said execution.
GEO T. BROT"T. Sheriff.
By s y. CARVE, Deputy.
Rice, Hollinshead Becker, Atiy'a for rlh's.
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Territory ofMinnesota, I
County Of Washington.
DisTRIcr COUrr, 1sr. JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
David Hone Complainant !

DisTRIcr COUnr, 1sr. JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
David Hone, Complainant
William Woodruff Defendant.
SITTING IN CHANCERY.
II appearing to my satisfaction by aidavifs and the
papers file in the cause, that bill of comp has
been exhibited and fled and writ Of IN cton al
lowed and issued thereon, and writ of subpena
pear, and the delivered the sheriff of the
~ OF Washington tn and further appearing
my satisfaction by afdavis that the above named de-
fondant William Woodruff Is Of this Territory, ard
cannot upon dgent and due enquiry be found therein
IL is hereby ordered that the defendant William
Woodruff appear and plead, answer or demur to the
CON painants bill of complaint file in this
or before the fifteenth day of June, A ID 1853
And is hereby further ordered that copy of this
order be published in the minnesota Pioneer" Ga
paper printed and published Paul, in this Terri
tory once in each week, for six successive weeks
next after the date hereof and is further ordered that
certified copy of this order, together with copies of
the writ of Injunction and subpoena issued In this
he deposited ia the post Office directed the said VIII
liam Woodruff AT The city OF Cincinnati, State Of Ohio
W thin FIVE days from the date hereof.
Or that copies of this order and of the id injunction
and snbpqna he delivered personally said defend
an, within sixty day from the date of This order.
IL. l.. UAYNER.
~. Paul, March, Sd 1853.
NJ. E. Ames, w. IL. semmes, complts. solicitor.
10 6w.