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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

BuLLARD's PANORAMA OF NEW YoaK.-We
promised, in Saturdays paper, TO tell our readers
something further respecting this work of ART: now
to our task. canvass presenting miles or streets
shipping and all the incidents of crowded city is
not expected TO be as elaborate and as finished d
work as the paintings OF Italian masters. Alas
many of the Panoramas are mere daubs, almost as
bad DIS the old affairs under which the artist was
compelled to write " this il the bear and this is the
hon." Not SO with Billiards.; a whole, the pain
ting is most creditable, and many portions of il
speak highly for the genius of the artist; they are
executed with boldness of design, delicacv of
touch, and truthfulness TO nature, that none but
mastery mind could have conceived. 1t gives
birds eye view Of the Empire City, and contin-
description of he principle jus as they
appear when taken. Few scenes present more
interesting and stirring sight than New York har bor
with its massive merchantmen, its ocean steamers
its crowded ferries aud all the other exciting Incl
dents of seaport; and persons who have not seen
one will obtain from this picture faithful represent
tation OF whatever is 10 be seen there.
You are conveyed through the Battery, Broad
way, and most of the principle streets Of the city,
every house, sign, stall, hotel, hurch and public
building, is there. There is the well known beg
gar, the poor blind woman, the rag pckers. and
representative Of every class that daily crowd New
York city. Ever and anon some noted character
as Horace Greeley, w. ILL., Seward, DR.. Mott and
most OIL otiiefs. present themselves anu, We are
insured, SO truthful is the likeness, that New
Yorker would recognize them at glance. Then
aga in the different fire and military companies pass
in gay procession, and with such lively air, that
you almost fancy the martial music strains are
sounding in your Nor is there wanting mate
rial at which the juvenile can laugh and have pen
tY fun. Omnbuses are upset, milk carts turned
over, frightened women, and children screaming
in every direction, besides many merry incidents
which daily occur in New York.
If our readers want to know how the Empire
CITY looks in every day life, let them Billiards.
Panorama.
Thus speaks the Chicago Daily Courant of the
Panorama of New York City which is TO exhibit
here in Military Hall n.rt peek on Thursday and
Friday Evenings & Saturday afternoon & Eve
ming
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
GUARDIANS SALE.

DY virtue of an order made by the County
ID Court, of The County of Konosha in the State
of Wisconsin, on the frsl Monday Of June A. ID.
1853, licensing and authorizing ne the underSign-
ed guardian of Jesse w Franklin, Ohm w. Frank
I'm and Matilda Ann Franklin infants, to sell the
interest of the said infants in and to the 70 lowing
described real estate, viz; "the Fast half OF the
North West quarter of Section No. Ten (l0l in
Township No.One (Dand Range No. Twenty i20l
in the town OF Salem in said County OF Kenosha
| shall sell at public sale and vendue AT the dwell
ing on said premises all the al owe described prem
i-es on The Slh day of October 853 at two O'Clock
p. NJ. of that day. ROBT. ). MOTH, Qua rdan
Dated September 18Th. 1859.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

estate TEMPERANCE LEAGUE" - The
The third number of this campaign Maine
Law paper is out. The enterprise seems
% meet with greatsuccess. Its conductors
have had to- increase their edition to 5000
copies for this number, and as this is be-
yond the capacity of hand-press to work
in reasonable time, the form has been put
through our steam power press, We call
it a pretty good specimen OF presswork
The paper has been improved by being
printed on smaller type, thus furnishing
more matter
The Temperance people are wide awake
this fall, and a very heavy vote will be cast
for the prohibitory law. There can be no
doubt of that fact.-NH. SeRttnet
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
NO MORE WANTED.

The n. Y Tribune makes the following
remarks in relation to loans for Western
Railroads:
In Railroads Bonds there is but mole
rate business doing for Domestic investment
and for the Continent. This market, as
we'll as that of London, has for the present
a large surplus of these securities, and lis
almost a hopeless task to attempt to nego-
itatc a loan here even for strictly first
class enterprise, which last yearcoulI have
been arranged without difficulty. Thclea-
ding houses here who have made that
branch of business their speciality, viii not
even consider new negotiation, and appll-
cantS with their maps and exhibits OF the
most promising lines are civilly bowed out.
We hcarof some fair Bonds OF Roads, which
being near completion must be finished at
any cost, having been negotiated as low as
80 per cent The deyelopementof Railrod
enterprise in the West has for a year or two
past been too rapid, and the Bond market
surftitcl for the present must have at least
years rest. We know few more dcspc-
rate enterprises. just now, than to come to
/ this market with new Railroad loan, and
! the same remark applies with equal forceto
/ London. There is really no disposition to
| look at new things, and no money to pay
! for them if ever So tempting. Western
1 Railroad men have in fact almost killed the
golden goose which has heretofore answer
1 cd their needs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

A Rum TGcKET.-It is seldom thai an
didates for office are publicly commended
by the Press as mcnfo of tipping and OPP
posed to the cause of sobriety. Such how
ever is the case with the German Press of
this State. The candidates for Governor
and Secretary Of Safe nominated by the
Democratic Convention are particularly
mentioned as being eminently qualified in
this respect. Even our fellow townsman,
Mr.. Smith, the clnIi late for Attorney Gen
cral, whom we have always consi Tered an
active AMI uncompromising frenl Of the
temperance reformation, is placed among
i foes by the Banner, which says that he
declared himself utterly opposed to the
principles Of the Maine Liquor Law, in the
Convention, to numerous delegate, by whom
he was int ro5ated on the subject Many
people will fail to see the necessity of hav-
ING a School Superintendent who is fond of
intoxicating drinks. What particular adj
vantage there can be in having tippler at
the head Of our Common School system we
know not. The Banner, however, takes
occasion to STATE that Nj. Wright, the Dem
ocra lie nominee for that Office, is no partic
ular friend to col water The Banner, re-
lying most probably upon the general char
acter of tie Convention, has been led into
an error in this instance we believe. Mr..
Wright has for two years past been a warm
advocate in the Legislature for the passage
of the NJ line Law, and we have too much
confidence in his integrity to believe he
would de>cr, hi, principles for the purpose
of ob aiming woes. ltso, we have always
entertained a wrong opinion of his charac-
/ ter.-JEad. State ,Tool7laI,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
NEW GOODS

Metcalf, Merrill Il Co, Scott d Strong,
A. Lewis Il Son, Simmons Il Son, Doan Il
Hawley, Hubbard d Bin, R. B. Towsley,
Bennett d Selleck, are all receiving heavy
stocks of new fall goods
Briggs and Francis, in the clothing de-
partment, are also ready with new supplies
And we may add, which we have barely
time to do, that all kinds of goods are
abundant in the market, and trade brisk.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
New York Democracy.

The " democracy of New York are
again rent asunder The two factions, the
Hunkers and the Barnburners, quarrelled
outright at their Safe Convention at SYRIA
cuse, last week, finally and forever. Each
side nominated distinct ticket, for which
each arrogatcs the title of democratic y
and claims the supporter all true democrats.
The proceedings, speeches dc, were of
the most violent and denunciatory charac-
ter. The two tickets are as follows
HUNKER
Comptroller-James Z. Cooley, of Rich
mond.
Secretary of state-George W. Clinton,
of Erie
Attorney General-James 7. Brady of
New York.
Surveyor -Winslow C. Watson
of Essex.
Canal Commissioner-John G. Mather,
of Rensselaer,
Safe Prison Inspector-M w. Bennett,
Clerk of the Court of Appeals-Samuel
H. Bovine, of Otsego.
Judges the Court of Appeals--Charles
ii. Ru5gles, Hiram Demo.
BARNBURNER.
For Comptroler-Robert Kelly of New
York.
Secretary of State-Isaac c. Verplank,
of Erie ...
Attorney General-Martin Grower, of
Albany.
State Treasurer-Francis A. Segur, of
Lewis.
Canal Commissioner-Andr J. Yates,
of Montgomery.
State Prison Inspector-William c. Dwy
er, OF Ontario.
State Engineer-Wm. H. Bristol, of Or
ange.
Judge Rlygles and DEMO were unani-
mousIy nominated for the Court of Appeals
and Albert Elgerton, of Delaware, for
Clerk of that Court.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

RAIN IN TIE WEsT.--The Equinoxial,
or some other storm, has set in, as it has
rained almost constantly for the past three
or four days the ground needed it howe
yer, having become exceedingly dry and
parched, and vegetation began to suffer for
want of moistening shower.-Potosi Re
D}b
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
.TETIlEaEAI ELECTION.

nerepy give nonce tnat an Eiection for Judge
Of the Circuit Court, for the First Judicial Circuit
in the State Of Wisconsin, composed of the coun-
ties of Racine, kenosha, Walworth. Rock, and
Green will be held in the several Towns Of this
County and Wards OF the city of Kenosha, on The
last Monday of September next, being the Goth
GBv of said month, said election to be conducted in
accordance with the provisions of an act entitled
San act to provide for the election Of Circu
Judges" approved February 8th 1850.
Shcrif"s Office, ! .COSGRAVE,
Kenosha, Aug, l6, 1859 Sheriff of keuosha Co
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

Free Soil Conrention IN Massachusetts,.
The Free Sellers held their State Con
vention at Boston on the 10th inst. The
attendance was large, and the proceedings
harmonious. HENRY WILSON was nomlna-
ed for Governor, and AMAsA WALKER, for
L. Governor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
Pittsburg, Sept. IA

Strike among the Pt4sJuYg P'9nters--
The compositors of this city have made a
formal demand for an advance of twenty
per cent. on the present rates, which the
publishers refuse to concede. The pub
fishers of the Chronicle d Despatch have
engaged twenty girls to set tyne. and they
will commence on Monday, the day fixed
upon for the strike on the part of the pre-
sent compositors.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

convictions of right, and repeated express
sions of sentiment
The latter resolution treats the Baltimore
Platform with open contempt.
The series closed by the adoption of one
OF the resolutions which the Hunker Con-
yention rejected
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
In Chancery.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

RACINE CIRCUIT COURT-lN CHANCERY.
John Acken complainant Pny NJ. Perkins, Ephraim
Perkins JUNIOR. Emily r. Hoisier, James iioscr, Julia
A. Perkins, Fredek :. Perkins, Orson sheldon, Sam
uel A. Thurston and N ium Johnson, defendants
appearing by proceedings in this cause end BY afda-
u wi that subpRn9d he TO appear has issued
in this and been returned and filed with the Clerk of
this Court aud that said Emily r. ollsier James Holsler
Julia A. Perkins and FredIck = Perkins have not caused
their appearance be entered in this suit according TO
the rules this Court the ought to be entered
such process had been duly served. and it further appear
ing by affidavit satisfaction that said Emily Z. Ho
lister, James Hoser, Julia A. Perkins and Friedrich ;.
Perkins out of the State of Wisconsin. and dgen
inquiry cannot be found therein, Therefore, cOHSid
cred that said Defendants be deemed and be absent
Defendants, and further ordered that the said Emily
7. HOLSTER, James HOLSTER Julia A. Perkins and Friedrich
3 Perkins Defendants aforesaid appear in this and
plead demul TO the compainants bill of com
plant filed with the Clerk of this Court by The 18th day of
October A. d. 1853 that complanahts bill be taken
confessed against hen, and ii is further ordered that this
Order be pub ised ia the Newspaper printed in kenosha
County called KeBoSha Tirgraph or six weeks successive
N at least in each week. before said 2Sh of October
next. Ut. HlLDRETH,
Court Commissioner for kenosha County.
Dated July 9Th, A ID. 1853
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
Albany. Sent. 16.

1cquiAm Of Com. Nather.-The Court
of impeachment this morning acquitted Ca
nal Commissioner Mather on all the char
ges. The highest vote against him on any
charge was six. On some the vote was
unanimous in his favor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

EEL. II. WAKEFIELD, has left with us
a sample of wheat brought by him from
Oregon. 1t is worth looking at. We
shall be glad to show it and give it away
as long as it lasts.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
MARKET,
OFFICE OF THE kENosHA TELEGRAPH,
KENosHA, SEPTEMBER, %, 1893.

KESosHA, SEPTEMBER, %, 1858.
The grain market, continues active, though
Their. is co lsid, rabe decline in prices. The
news by the foreign Steamer Asia of decline Of
one shilling on iou in Liverpool 4 large advance
OF freight. DO on the Lake aud New York Ca
mails, m kes considerable falling off 10 prc,s at
all the Ports unavoidable. Twenty and twenty
two cents freight on wheat from oswego to New
York and twenty-five from Buffalo, sFe unusually
aud exhorbtantiy high. There are also al this
tim, seyera Sc -ious breaks in the New York Ca
nails Ka;ch 60 TO help depress prices for the moment
The ruling prices for 10 day IS 81 for
Winter Wheat; "a 3 for Spring; Barley sells
a. IS As, and Oats 81 a a5. Grass Seed * siea-
DIV al 81 IS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
Boston. Sept. II

The Boston Temperance Convention has
decided to carry the Maine Law agitation
into the primary political meetings, and al
SO to raise one million dollars to prosecute
the rumscllers.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
Now York. Sept. Is.

The Court of Bishops to-day discharged
the presentment against Bishop Doane, up
on his confession and regret for the errors
into which he had been led.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
KENOSIIA AGENCY
of the
CHICAGO WIRE WORKS.

shall keep on hand such articles mauufactur-
ed by the above named company, as th5 wants OF
this market require.
Wire CIGtEa- Coarse and Fine
Ironsnd Braas Riddles, coarse aud fne, for
cleaning Grain and Grass Seed.
iron and Brass Riddles for Foundry aud light
Mason Work.
Screens for running Sand and Lime, for heavy
masonry.
Iron and Brass Seivey, course rnd fine, for s,ft-
ing meal, -four and straiuing GRAVES, Starch, &c.
Dish Covers
For meats, Preserves, 3ntler, Cheese-in sets
or single.
Fish Gridirons, Bread Toas:ers, Egg Whisps,
Beaters aud Scoops.
Corn Peppers, Rat and Mouse Traps. Worked
Wire Cloth for Srparaters, Tanning Mills. &c, OF
any description desired If hand will be or
dered flied aud delivered here on short notice, at
the manufacturers retail prizes.
J. r. PHELPS Agent.
20 Main St Ksnosha
| Set 9Th 1853 fy
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

The New York Annual Fair for the A
merlcan Institute will be opened in Castle
Garden on the LIST of October.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

RosESDALE PLANK RoAD.-T his work is
progressing finely. The track is laid out
as far as the crossing of the West Branch
some miles; and from the openings east
of RosendaIe, eastward some or Q miles,
leaLing an interval of some twomles unhn-
ished but which is grubbed and partly gra-
ded.-Fon du Lac Union.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

There are now about 140 students at the
Lawrence University, at Appleton, and the
number is rapidly increasing.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
District Court of tie United States, for the

Dssfrsct Court OF tie tinted States, for the
State Of Wisconsin:
o. DeForest Grant and
William Barton,
Complainants.
In Jhancefy.
William p. Wnttles and
Almira Waites,
Defendants.
virtue and in pursuance OF decree of the said Court
of tho United States OF America for the District Of
Wisconsin, made and entered in certain pei
therein. the Chaneery side thereof, in the term OF Au
gust, A. ID. 1851, wherein o. DeForest Grant and William
Barton are Plaintiffs and William P Walas and Alnira
Waes Defendants, bearing date August second A. D.
1888 shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder.
the iron. door of The Court House in the City OF kenosha
TN the Stale of Wisconsin, Tuesday The 18th day of ocio
BEL A. D. 1853 between the hours OF ten clock in the fore
noon and O'Clock in The afternoon of that day. The fol-
lowing described real estate TO wit "a part of the South
East quarter of section Number hiryon 81 in Town
FL orth OF Range twenty 3 East, and more partic
ulary described follows. to wit Lot Number five 81
and Lot Number six 6 in block No AZ in The South Ward
of the late village of southport, now city Of kenoshs
Dated kenosha, Sept. 5lh. a. ID. 1853.
5. V.R. ABLEMAN MarshaI,
BY ID. &. GAsKiLL Deputy.
SToDDARB PETTIT. Complanants Solicitors.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
&J1 a1%Ey
!)fwrlrD C5toDlisbment
oIT>1%E<5;s m
EzsesssS O, ~
HEATH II SCTIANkFR


tn, 80 T,s.7 = 60
Min g,reo, y C.,, J.nr. Warn 49, n n
VIAvE;,st ona,,ad I.r,, ant ,,,o,, ao,oo,a,
/ assortment Of Goods oflbc la,e.t s,vfo AID
arr non, ron,aJ ., ,u 49,, r -
establishment on tho I,i,o Shoro ror r,a3,, ra,'
'Tbeir STOCK consists. i, mart If Tho foIoain,
,r,ici,s "
LAsFa OHId AthstNS NatCHs,
Gold and Silver Lever, Anchor and CyIinved
W atches OF superior qualify
GOLD PENS, of the most improved
manufacture, warraHtcd STEEL PENS,
aud Gases and Holders, OF every style.
Gold Pencils, Britannia Candesticks,
Silver " Lamps,
Gilt Casters,
GAIA I'D" Snectsc,,s ''" snnt Epasst ,tax.
Silver Brass :"
RATED Cold Ear-dToPs,
q. Silver % lItoPs,
Steel f. BreaSt~pIns,
Goggles. I" Cuff pins,
unlng Forks, Gilt
ntch Pipes; ' TO-, 10" and VeS' c" us
'' -, q g., L;
CO. 81 g. ~, c.,aor ,i,.,., C,,r,I Nacti,cns
n'1N p,,r1.'li,s,, t;aId & S,ly.r ,hmb,o.
g. Siiycr.N biass thim3lcs Combs ofeverv doscrip,
lion,
Dor4 1To,;os. o,,d yyoI1ote
vi -hViIICH dhu hdiiCto
MtStC. Cutlery.
,,rtonroXs T.,r. Kainas a,d r.,,s
,,a,rd.oas h,llance handI.s
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

VHvHE Subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
IL Counties o. Kcno>ha. Racine and Milwaukee,, for the
sale of PRESCOTT L BROTHERS
EEEEODE0NS. EOLEANS, SERAPEgITS,
AND REED ORGANS.
Would respectfully invite the Public 10 examination of
the No instrument of The produced in the
Country combines much melody and compass, with
musical solncss. these Instruments In many of the
Churches they have taken the place of an Organ giving
the ample satisfaction.
Each Instrument is warranted 10 be perfect in every
spcct. otherwise sale. They of 4, AZ, and
ard range in price from Sj to $3.50 according size
style finish. &C, &C.
Orders the Subscriber will be promptly attended
TO. Gnj all Communications Immediately answered.
henUsllas AuE... 1893. Sly MARY \. AVER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

Wheat is selling at Sheboygan from 50
to 100 cents per bushel.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
AT COST!

TxyHE Subscriber offers his Stock f Summer Goods nj
n COST: Those wishing 10 great bargains had
better cali soon. r. B. TOWSLEE.
Aug. IL, 1853. 9-G
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
Brass Clocks,

OF every variety, ofstyle and workmanship
end ofsuperior quality.
LAMPS- Glhe. Ficr, and Centre table. Of
various STYLES aud patterns
BRUSHES Hair, Clothes, Hat, Tooth, &C.,
Inrelher ,r i1h a arm Stock OF
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
BOOTS & SHOES !!

gENHE UNDERSIGNED, for the purpose Of
h accommodating The People of Soath Eastern
Wisconsin with the Best MlarfacturCd, and
lnnSf Ncnifu LrntcLc4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

ustv.s use their l-sve- Va their cottages and from
she puts mai buttons and various other articles 10
.srly state The contain sweet milky liquid. vhlch
Sf,fvsrd assume. sodfy nearly equal 20 ivory and vii
sdTi' Of high Pon m hso"S :, ssy nut ., ,sss
riors purposes
7AS SsrroSfI T-ce-At Gss near Bombay, there d .
singular v-gee bleihe sorrowiai rve-so called because
II cnlv aopr,.bs. in the night At are 70
Re SEEM and yet half hour aer il 'ui's full Of tasa
Thew Weld ASSET smell but the no sooner begins "
shine upon them than some OF them tall on ana e,here
the year. Nh
TiS Sack Tr,s-There is said TO be tree IN 10 nesy
called the sack tree, because from may De stripped very
;ir natural sacks which resemble felt IN appear
80 Christian lnquisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
feaai Notites.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate ofthe
County ,SG. h' s5 70 "a P:.s. A;,1
d.ed p,nt q. viii ,osehs ;ssr;Sf e The 'a''' .1
a, s;HS# SisSs hil u
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
sS.bse ~ G .y ~ r. .s.. .' % -. -
.al tea1,,. 4sp-s No az eoa-.,
r. s: 81 S: e. q, re- r =. rs ' - ~ eoo6ssH
IN PURSUANCE of an order of jesse c. Smith Esq
'': 200, :. a. .. SSss . s H1saT w @5oDsis a..
1 . ta ~ &C.,, X. ~, NJ :, he, s:al,
o'I rs ~ =. s s ~ s1S9 w6oDsiS
H PURSUANCE of al order Of the Surrogate Of the
80, Go JOYS +, w. ~ s TO- ~ s c "a
@ss, Ye'ss cef .sess he '~ea,.'' A-'o
sss, D'"d se T' tie ' 70 r. ~ 81
NOTICE Of DIsTRIBUTION.-Notic is hereby
., Il. gosesd; Of Y .' s IL. "a 's 81 b. "a.
the order the suros.s Of the Count, Of Se- Ys
.fEs-Yort second day Of Aaeu' oel 10 e.
., ,o.ebsr. W BRADFORD. Surrogate
CUPREME CoURT-The Farmers Loan aud Trust
- Company against sse N Parker Geogs Reed fdsr,et
ko Es ed VII, & Yo6 A.,
70 .o.we he compliant and Of your answer
on Floo'ie C.nI.usu. contty Nswyo wiha tseaiy
ord The eomean si,re.. the
compliant the compliant in th' se'on
wsshd n. ooe Of the Cei Of Asfany COUNTY on ~, ID day
us lswawB PlsintiHs Attorney
CUPEBIOR COURT of the CITY of NETWORK.
~ Albert StursbE against George b. FOoe and FRANK L'
demand contract lCom not s1-
GEORGE - FOOTF aud FRANK L. fOOIE: fsn are sere-
by summoned and required 70 answer the complain, "a % npo
which filed Ofthe Clerk Of the Superior Court the
civ Of Hall said CITY and 10 copy OF
complaint the ubber al his ohce at No
COud said city within twenty d-Fs af ms
exclusive Of the day such service
and said cOmDsn within the tine AFORESAID
plaintiff viii take JUDGMENT sganst YOU tor me SUN
Of thousand and ,ev'DseveD do1 and t~enoae GEMS
thereon. act forth IN the complaint IN thus Ao
pon besides the costs Of this actonDsted lime u 1879
' JONATHAN s. ELY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
complaint the shove entitled soton W" filed ia the Clerks
ohice s'oressid. o. June ~ lnil -. . -. -, . .r
je2o lsu6wM JONAlhhN = I'LL rhhtn A'oin-y.