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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04
EXPLOSION OF THE rIMoUR NO. 2.
Seventeen Persons Killed and Thir.
teen wounded.

The steamer Timour No. exyk ID neat
Jefferson City, Missouri, on the1tt y. A
letter to the St. LOFTS Republican, l1,ed that
day, Gays six persohs are now lying on the
shore desd; others sfe supposed to have bee
thrown overheard and .,a@raed. About
seventeen are scslded 81 Otherwise Injured.
Mr.. Dix, The pilot, Was thot,slly wouHded.@
The boat 10 almost totally destroyed. The
engineers gave themselves up and were held
to bail in $4,000 each.
LArER.-The Republican says the steam.
er Timour No. 2, Capt. e. r. Dir in com.
mand, left st. Louis on Thursday Afternoon
for Brunswick, on the Missouri river, and az
rived at wood yard three miles below JEFF.
ferson City on Saturday morning, took on
board some wood. and at twenty minutes
past 10 o'clock, while rounding out from the
wood yard, all three (as is supposedly Of bel
boilers exploded, tearing the boat literally
into fragments from the jackstsff to the
wheel-house, and instantly killing seventeen
to twenty OF the fremen, deck hands and
passengers. besides injuring Mr.. Chas. Dix
the pilot at the wheel, who died from his
wounds on the same day. There were no
passengers on board at the time except six
or eight, who were oil Instantly killed and
whose names are unknown. The names oil
the hands on the boat are also unknown
as all the books, papers, &C., were lost.
Mr.. Charles Ecker, the clerk and one oil
the owners of the boat, had his wife, five
children and a negro girl on board at the
time, who were in the ladies' cabin when the
accident occurred; two Of the children were
scalded by the steam, one, it is feared, will
not recover.
The Timour was good boat, about four
years old. worth $4,000, owned by Captain
Dix, Chas. Eckler and others. At the time
the accident occurred, Mr.. John Scott, sec.
ond engineer on the boat, was on watch in
charge of the engine, and escaped unhurt.
The above account of tho affair is, without
doubt. correct as far as it goes, but we are
unable to give the names OF those who have
lost their lives on the occasion. How many
passe myers there were on board at the time
is not known to q certainty, but it is suppos-
ed that there were not more than six OF
eight at most, all Of whom are numbered
among the dead. The body Of Mr.. Charles
Dix was brought down on the Elvira to ST.
Charles, here his family reside, and was
buried yesterday. Capt. Dix remained in
st. Charles, aud will probably be down to.
day. The family of Mr.. Ecker are still ia
Jefferson City. where they will remain to
await the death or recovery of their children
who were scalded. The boat is a complete
wreck, from the bow to the wheel house
there is nothing left by which one could tel
that she ever was a steamboat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

ONE MAN KILLED-A POLICE OFFICER FA.
TALLY WOUSDED.-Last evening q murder
was committed on the levee, whEh resulted
in the death Of one man and the siabbiEg OF
a police Office, which, it is thought, will also
prove fatal. The circumstances connected
with il so far as we could learn, are about "a
follows:
Yesterday evening boy coming along the
levee. took an apple from the stand Of an
Italian fruit store on the levee between 10.
Gust and Vine, and was discovered by q man
by the name Of Francisco Frantini, or Bor.
detto, native Of Damascus, Syria. who was
temporarily stopping there. He pursued the
boy, who ran down the levee and boarded the
steamer Forrest Rose. when he was met by
the mate, whose name is VIM. Middleton,
who fired pistol AT him, the contents OF
which entered Frantini's right side, passing
through his liver, and two Of the balls lodg-
ing in his left side near the surface. He was
taken 10 the store, and died in few minutes
afterwards. just after, or about the time
the shot was fired, officer Alfred B. Holton,
Of the day police, undertook to arrest Middle
ton, and was stabbed by the latter in the left
side with dirk, inficiiog cash SO dread.
ful that his intestines protruded. Mr.. Holton,
il is said by his physicians, cannot possibly
recover. He has wife aud family residing
In the city. So soon as Middleton accom-
plished his double murder, he took a yawl, il
is said. and rowed for the opposite shore
The alarm was soon given and a detachment
Of police sent down, who started Immediately
in pursuit of him.
1t is to be hoped that he will be arrested
and receive the penalty his crimes merit.
GTPOsrscRIFr.-At1 IL o'clock last night,
the murderer was captured and is in custoday.
Before this was ascertnined, Mayor How,
with zeal which is deserving Of all com.
me ndation, offered a large reward for the ap-
Prehension of the criminal. The Criminal
Court meets next Monday. and his case will
soon undergo an investigation.-[N. Louis
Re publican.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.
PIANO F0RTES.


1 THE undersigned most respectfully hegs
leave 70 iaGorm the ladies ana gentlemen aud
m all admirers of Musical and paintings. Of
this city and vicinity that he will AFTER
TIE frst Of S-ptem music Insrumen Depos
In the above described premises consisting IN Pr
celebrated makers existence who
ceived the hr premium in Europe well America nj the
late DIS Pair would eieonh
dence ihct nc believes these instruments we'll Oil Paint
ng probably best viii found their this
that the strides Of in Ltera-
mental pursa aud the srt amply Justify the support
patronage Of such establishment end the
poraon OF snch soos Of Instruments ana Oil PAntinss
Pxriors have been in
this establishment. Being musician Nv
fessicn brought all udgemen bear in selecting the
best ard ch good the markets OF Europ- Bos
and New York .n"rsd and acting AGENT for most
AFFORD sill them almost their original
expenses exc-ped len fully the brlsney
Of Of Pa-os, touch durability and the standing in
good time.
ALsO:-A selection Of bamboo Ornamental Walking Genes
ofdinrent sires aud pstern Window blinds with all the
ornamental and PLAN The best 81 Violin stres Bow
Br Tapieces. Screws Pegs Ros.in and other items
Pianos tuned la equal through all the twenty
four keys. and repaired to order.
handed Pianos AIKEN I'm srchanee.
well improved and unnrrovsd laaded prop
efty. ~ desiied.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

c" The following resolution was adopt.
ed by democratic meeting at BristIe Ridge
in Montgomery county. We find it accom-,
panied with the sententious oomment-Bris,
tie Ridge is some-in the Lafayette Ameri,
can:
Resolved, That Dan. Mace, the janus. fac ed
traitor. 10 politically dead. condemned and
buried SO deep in his political grave, that the
loucest reverberations Of GabrieI's trumpe,
can never reach his unhullowed ear until
Nebraska shall be clothed with oil the ma.
jest'c power OF State; says Daniel. "thy
sins, which were many, are all forgive en-
thee"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

FIGHT BETWEEN Two CONGRESSIONAL As.
are two Democratic c.ndi.
dates in the Madison (Indiana) congression-
al district, Durham and Hendricks. Thew
met in debate at Queengville on Saturday.
Dunnham charged Hendricks with naming
false statements. Hendricks rejoined that
Durham lied, at the same time taking him
BY the throat and choking him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

Nor Sick BUT SESrIMENrAL.-lt would ap.
pear from several articles which have recent.
ly appeared in the New York Mirror. tina,
the sympathy so literally bestowed by the
press upon Mr.. Willis. in consequence of hi,
supposed failing health, is entirely uncalled
for. A correspondent of the Mirror tells the
following good story, at the expense of the
poetic invalid:
"a ridiculous story is just now current a.
long the road. Willis. you know, exccls in
the Plalntive species of composition, and
cannot exist without large daily doses oil
sympathy and admiration. Consequen tly
ne keeps himself ut the point of Death
The story is. that the Brigsdier, a short time
since, was actually taken in himself by this
point OF death humbug. Reading in q Bos.
ton paper that his beloved partner was, really
and truely, in very bad way indeed, he
rushed up to Idlewald in great alarm. The
Br'gadier you are aware, never writes much
Tor his paper, and depends on Willis for the
greater part Of his weekly supply of matter.
OF course, if N. Parker Willis should happe
to be seriously unwell, the Brigadier would
be in an extremely awkward prediciment.-
Baeathless and anxious, the old soldier hur-
ried to the gates of ldlewald. What was his
surprise, what was his relief, what was bis
merriment, to find the pIaintve and rudy
Home Journalist, axe in hand, trimming his
trees with the energy of a backwoodsman!
That was tough but happy day for the
Brigadler. His energetic partner tired him
out with rambling over the place. No matter.
Hereturned with his pockets full of copy"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

or The "acting editor" of the Enquirer
left Evansville on the cars last Saturday
morning. 1t 10 supposed he was going some.
place to make q speech. where there could
be no possible chance for Mr.. Baker to be
present to reply.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

+" The Enquirer calls the Journal the
K. N. (Know Nothing) organ! This ought
to have a demolishing effect, but there is q
possibility the Journal will survive. The
only way in which we can conceive the
Journal to be K. N. organ, is from the fact
that we reported Denby's speech. That
would give almost any paper the credit OF
being a Know Nothing organ, for we never
heard q speech so bare of information, rea.
son, common sense. or Of anything else
which might have afforded evidence that the
speaker knew somrthing, as his. 1t was a
disgrace to the speaker, and anything which
could disgrace him, must be horrible indeed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

%E. P. Christy. of Christy's Minstrels
published statement of his receipts and ex.
penditures during his twelve years of con.
certizing, in which it appears that the Min.
strels gave 2,792 concerts, for which they re.
eeived $al7,5s7, realizing profit of $3.50,
S73. Pretty fair.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT THE COURT Of Co cilia,on. which atths once
Jsdee ehsrt Saturday o'clock 1t agreed
Mr. Savers and the editor OF the Enquirer that the following
should be made BY the editor the Enquirer
esrnisy the abusive which aePeared
In the Enquirer 7h Mr. Sauer signed Thorn.
as b. Cras Ststement-we had kuowiedge OF the
made In that We know nothing the
dis advantage dshonor OF Mr.. Sauers We
qu.ned Nth either party and endorse settlement
in the card aurI4-lw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

GLORIOUS sUMNuER.

WITH the bot uitry atmosphere mid the rank
vegetation Of the owands and the marshes in the valleys
Of the rivers the The
bsraihg drinks tn. and the oecaying plants
give on noxious and poisonous vapors that IL inhaled
produce yellow Jaundce arrangements stomach and
Bowels Darrhec dsestery Ague and Fever Bilious
Typhus Fevers Under these
shoula make free Of DR BxucE IsDiAS VEGETABLE
PAsAcEA las power cleanse the bowels purify
blood and restore health another
umn This PAPER. eys
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

10 The Cleveland Herald says: "The
long spel' of dry weather has changed the
order of things entirely. II 10 no longer
do,on but up with the dust. If we don't have
rain soon, one-half Of our real estate will be
blown out of the coporation."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
MEANWHILE. INDIANA.

gUNHE above Institution 10 located First
IL tween Main and Sy csmore Streets tCaldws's Hall in
Students times the frst Of September the
die OF May.
mp style equal any other similar
nsttut in the West and effort shall be wanted the
part OF the Principal make Students comfortable in
respect.
exercised in making original entries JoarnaIng taking
of trial balances and closing variety OF aner
o. 'oohs sotn saa
duties that viii be required in the CoUTNe-oUss
thus qualify the student for entering the
duties OF any kind Of Business tn eosrss
DoUBEE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
In all its branches including forms adapted the Re-
ness Accounts Current Account sales hercaate Cslcuia
tons and complete system OF Ccmmeral Correspon
Iss1nUcros being individually not In ease
students therefore and progress the
ratio Of their capacity.
FJi course completed in from sI eight weeks,
aud require than four weeks The time. how
will be limited Students review tine
THK PmsraL will TAX. pleasure In doing e.srythins IN
his advance his students and make them and
DlrIoM AS awarded to those deemed worthy Of them.
TERMS (PREPaJD on sScCRED for the Merssne ccurss.
excepting B. Bookkeeping cd o ine,udiug steam. Boat
Book Keeping. $780, Mercsntils Caieulstions ESQ
Young Wishing qualify Practical Boob
Keepers respectfully invited call OF Rooms during
to be derived from attending ofsssons In this
Insdtution.
ordidsry business quslhcasns can in fee noaths learn
II the practical part this school thar
could be learned in the nuni.r OF
Hours OF Instruction. from TO w. A. NJ. from TO T. r.
and to ~ In the evening Pupils attending the evening
toa call at the rooms. orsddress the usdsrsignsd.
to SEaS
EVANSVILLE. August 1854. ssss4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

OF The brethren will bear in mind that
the regular meeting Of the Masonic Lodge
takes place at their hall this evening. Let
all be present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

GE Our Princeton correspondence arriv.
ed too late for to.day's paper. Mr.. McMss-
ters pitched into Col. May, after Mays
speech on Friday, and utterly demolshed
him. There was no muss a. reported here.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

Nh. A. II. SANDERS
sR-You will please my Independent
Candidate the County
lsasiAture am meta Know Nothing neither do expect
to be-; wish to my rights oldest
tlefs in this being this county
i've and bsiiev. Represent il witt
all augl5ste WM. BATES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04
OCTOBER ELECTION.


n. We are authorized to announce JOHN WALSH as
candidate for reeieetion to the once Of County Treasurer
the October election. sepf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

% The acorn mast in the vicinity Of
Lagrange, Mo-, this season is remarkably
fine. So says the the Bulletin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

@The health of Col. Bissell, Of Illinois,
has greatly improved, and hopes are now en-.
Of his ultimate recovery.
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" One thousand barrels Mess Pork solo
in New York on the afternoon of the 24th
st Sl4, and 800 bbls Lard at ll1c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

6Tlrish Potatoes are on the decline in
this market. it is Whispered that the
"Know.N olhings" have stopped eating them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

A. IL sASrERs. Esq.-You will please my
ndidate election ONCE Van
derbursh County. st the ensuing 0etcbvf eiectos.
sugl JOHN g. QAyITT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .

COMPREHENSIVE.
T1HE drrsgned this day formed
style and firm OF Hin Holiday the trans
aion Of General Produce Forwarding and ComuissIon
Business in this city. EDWARD r. HILL.
septl-tf. MARCUS X. HOLIDAY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

81 We sre authorized to annornce the name Of IRA A
candidate for ShkiS Of Naudsfburg Coun
the ensuing ocobet election subjstt the decision
the County yention. EVA II
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

What horrible state Of affairs we are
coming to. Society 10 on the eve of dread
ful commissions. Members of churches are
sought to be arrayed against each other,
friend against friend, the foreigner against
the native.-f Eng.
And who are laboring to array members Of
church against each other, friend against
friend. and the foreigner against the native!
Let the editor of the Enquirer look over his
own incendiary columns. and read the ar.
ticles he has penned having this direct and
intended influence. He will there find the
most inAsmmatory appeals made to the Cath.
olcs-just such appeals a. are calculated to
make them believe their persons and priests
and even their churches are in danger, and
actually advising them to be prepared for q
bloody contest. He will there find, in day
after days issue, the meanest and most con.
temptible appeals made to foreigners tina,
could be brought to bear to array them
against natives. He will find as he well
knows, that he has used every means, fsi,
and foul, and none more lovingly than the
foul, to array members Of church against
each other, friend against friend, and foreign
er against native. We challenge him in re.
turn to republish a single article from the
Journal calculated to have in the whole or
single part such an influence. Lst him look
to the speakers he has helped import here to
enlighten his fellow citizens, or rather to
help him grossly deceive them, and then ask
who 10 The guilty party in this matter. "A
horrible state Of affairs" truly, that this man
has been laboring so zealously to bring
about. Let him be assured the responsible
will soon or later come home. He and his of.
fee will feel the effects of that public opinion
they have outraged, il the serious evils fol.
low his course he now anticipates. This
community 10 not to be deceived a. TO where
the responsibility lies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

~ We authorized tn Asa Igiehart
ddate for election to the once ofJudge OF the Coe OF
Pleas for the Distet 81 the counties Of
Vandrbursh and arriek. at The ensuing 0etobcf election
cyl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

man who dares to be independent in defiance
of the bshests Of party dictation, and support
honest end true men As their Representatives,.
The First district is determined on having
man who will act with them and for them
in Congress, and one who will not treat their
wishes and their memorials with contempt
The people have tried Smith Miller, and
found him not onlyl wanting in efficiency
and capacity, but also in respectful courtesy
to his constituents, of which his own publish.
ed letters will convict him.
Letthe people exercise their right of"PoP-
ular sovereignty" regardless Of the threats
and taunts Of party leaders, and we have no
fear of the result. We do not believe the
people of the FIRST District will send another
Douglas tool to Congress.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04

COTTON and Linen FIess. Pprss silk. Sleeve bands
" Eiastcs, foI o. sIat 81 A. G. PUsHEE'S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04
'DwARD d. Bill. ...MsRcUs r. BoLLIDA
HILL a. HOLIDAY,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
EVANRVlllE

"AvTNG fitted up alarge and spacious Warehouse
u Wabash and Erie Canal Main the Derot
Evansville fordsve Railroad having
PIE har facilities for the Storag.
Forwarding OF Produce and Merchandise by Cana River
Railroad will be unsurpassed in this city We
pared rchase Produce Groceries In this
fcit orders of Groceries In New Orleans
We will Ike liberal csh advances Produce consigned
for ale here or TO be shipped Southern Eastern
ke. We hope BY prompt attention business merit the
ubic patronage.
M 4 u0ITIDAY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04
INDIANA MILLS

INDIANA MILLS
FrER to-day all transactions this Mill will he for cash.
n Indiana and Kentucky money only paid out
scpc for James Hswett.
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AN ORDINANCE.
WANTED,

SITUATION ~ Bonk-keepsr ey Salesman In Dry Goo
Grocery Store. Cnexce ruHureu ee given
20 character 'Rd business hah;. Appy oss Cers'
Butte record., 1854-01-07
Wrxx's BRANCH.

Ths "Fo-sTA1S' is Jhe 'glace of CALI
! p Ba-belars both great aE sula.l
But dare they Ger In love 20 ret.
Tie .-Bs A, cH'' tire case has nieely met:
Aud here. with svee;-he-rt- or WIKI wives,
May feast aal Aailii! lAelF Ases-
Our eisy n -aeh Place could boa-t.
'llll Wl~S beeamr tae Lalr- host,
TO served >acA dishes 70 tie Far,
That bsc elar- theulss W. C ne there,
ANA wonder d Waai thr muye euulI mean
Tie Ladies rushing IL VIM
The wonder having passed away,
Now from the 'BRANcH' mey cauno: stay !:
"ILe spirit oi the age" they feel
And 10 tie Branch win often seal;
With those 50 iavely, smiling, sweet,
To sgend tie hour d-tete-1-te.e. nor1s
Butte record., 1854-01-07
WINS FOUNTAIN HEAD 4!

TIE FOUNTAIN HEAD TIE FoUNTAI~
WINS ForNrsIN Is the Flace, He -
Where al and young. the grave and gay,
JON iE Lltes cheerful race.
They with aceori are rushinc y,
AAi f.r THs FrUST.IN haste;
Their Breahft-t, D urer, Super TOO,
Are always % Tie taste
'Tis ther5 tley frl the eao..est meals.
Oar market e'er aAoris
Served up ia lasesr siele that. Known.
Al smoking en- The b9arls
sieak- and ste~s and vegetables rsr.,
ard tu-ter s. ~Eeet as creirn.
Rolls. aaushlurS, cakes. a q frui; PES,
Wei fl tur krgianF- Qoeen.
Tie C fee, to, so clear and hot,
PREPARED II J J.v, he-f
Served up with cream AMI -uEsr ~L.e.
Is drank VIII hearty zss:
Wt.N's For>TAIs HrAD hath wand. chose,
All that i rare aud g,r3,
Nane can sasf-.s, IL ample store.
Ncr rich aul varied toarl
This f.et cur rotr-t Alierlnsn,
D. everv 3ay attest
hat ~ a I-sN .TATN HEAD and DRaN
They ways suited best
Then. Oh and yonng. ho'h grave and gay,
Let's Ter me foUNT.IN aiai.
TaIE Fau>r.lN Ht.D T4r FuuNTAlo HEAo'
And choicest meals lh-aia
Re.pecuai dedicated to Its Eating Pab.ic Of
C4i torfia in general, and San Franci-c. il
! artiou' by Nj SMUI-.
uvls.
Butte record., 1854-01-07

ASTATE CT CALIFORNIA. county o' Butte.
- =, Niata Jui.c.u , -r-t Court
Jackson Roarkvs Martin >sen-er Thr Fee-
pie u the Stale u California 10 Marlin sl l.en-
Ger. greeting
You are hereby required TO appear ani an
swer Z IA acu 2 ureag Il against ysG IN 81. j
Cu4-i b jackson l. ark. tae crmiialui Ut
Il sai3 palntif (bsinr on & e si.A the clerk
Of ID court within tx seek # tie service
ef this summons on soa, exclusive nt TIE ley
Of service, ~ judgment - lsf4ult Will t- tn-
tere rgain>t you. TINS is ar action COM
nieueei against yen IS defendaut- by jack
son koa,rk- pia'ui.h. TO recover Judgment 10y
tine slai OF nine unndrel Ielars AMI legal
interest, "a pron.>s.ry note male. signed,
and delivered ty ycu 20 SAID hoark. on TIE
lNth. day Il September a. . 1872. Tor the
sum II niue hanared dollars. payable un t4e
isl day af A4y. a. D., 1913. sn. also - &c
tam lelaeIt AMI order u Court g. furecl sc
s. eert4lu iisi.ctare e ai9rtg =. made, sIgued
ackn gel ami delivered iiy you. tu sad
RoAsk. % Ihe @UIh dag OF \ p5essoe7, 4 D. g,
lo5Z, 70 secure the payment O. lhe sum #
money ana ic-al interest thereon tor whica
the above specified prouissory note was gwen.
aud piant3f gives notice that 1t yen f.ii Il
appear aud answer bis sail complaint lie Sill
take ju lgm-ut by default for SAID SUN o. uine
haaifel dollars AMI legal interest thereoa.
anu tus.f re ,s.44 aufl- L, sss5f lssurt Tor the