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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-22

AK AFFRAY AT MADISON, IND-A
dispatch from Madison dated the 17th
inst, says:
An affray occurred on Saturday evening
be -ween DR.. W. G.. Hall and A. J. Cain. both
Of Kent, ind. They met at hotel about
o'clock. when Cain shot ut and missed hail
the latter then drew his revolver and shot ss
Cain twice both balls taking effect in or near
the abdomen. Gains recovery is d"ubtfnl.---
The origin of the difficulty is not Known.
Hall gave himself up and was held to bail IN
$500 tor trial.
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SECTIONAL, MAPS

viii h. sent 20 any who Will enclose fifty cents in
postag" stamps, and hooks or pamphlets, containing
numerous instances Of successful Turning. signed Nv
respectable and well known farmers. living in the.
neEhborhood Of the railroad lands, throughout the
Stae-aso the cost of fencing, price Of cattle. expense
of harvesting, threshing, etc.-Or any other infOrr
tioI-will he cheerfuy given, applics;ion either
personally or by letter, in English Fr9nch German
addressed 70 Q JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner of the Illinois Central Il r. Co
- Office in Illinois Central X. r. Depot, Chicago
Illinois. fei6mdAw
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DHUS Store.
DR. y + PENNINGTON

SEAV9G purchased the stock &C Nelicires oren.
ei foT sa'e nv Crawford Bel. few rorti,S since
desires - cs the attention of the public, particularly
of physicians fr7 merchants co-1ug q tlS CITY to
make ISlrchaSers. q his assortment. Rhi.i, win be
sr9ptly receiving G3' ters f-cgl tie Fasr cities
Prd which w e sola o0 as low tcrr= - con floi
ed y any ether estl isA-nent in the West No. z.
Washington Block Bu,liirgs. sspee
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THE PRICES ARE FROM SO TO $40.
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CEN

~ Twenty per cent. viii be deducted from the
credit price for cash.
Those who purchase on long credit. give notes pava-
BILE in - 3, s. and years after date, and require
to improve onetenth annually for FIVE years, So as tn
have One-half the land under cultivation, the end o.
that time.
Competent surveyors viii accompany those who
wish 10 examine those lands, free of CHARGE and Aid
them in making selections.
ThS lands remaining unsold are rich and valuable
aS those which have been diSpnsGd al
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.

fr.z1-r.. r.s5 er N0itTHERNER, !. p.
.--s--z.zz Smith, Master; Archer, Clerk,
Passing Evansville going up every "Wednesday, at >
O'Clock, p. VI. Going down passes Evansville every
SATURDAY AZ T. O'Clock, NJ VIII make regular weekly
trips letween Memphis and Louisville, landing at a
principal way places for feig ghf and passengers The
Northerner Is unsurpassed for speed. comfort and safe
ty. Connects at Louisville with the mammoth D. :
f,r Cincinnati, and by Railroad thence to all Eastern
cities
Passengers going Fast by taking through tickets or
this Stamer, viii time expense and ~ 10 ID hours
dsagrerai,le Railroad travel.
Connects st Memphis with the splendid line of New
Orleans ard Memphis packets and the Napoleon and
White River boats, crl1 a; Paluca with the Cumher-
lard snl Teressee River packets; At CATO with the
-. Louis packP's. af22
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GbansbiIIs Daily gOurnal.
Piowfnx bv steam.


This Is an Important subject 10 farmers.
and,is claiming considerable attention ~
the United States. We notice that in The
vicinity of Chelmsford, England, sue
cessful experiment of the kind was made
few weeks since, in the presence OF a
large number of persons engaged in agri-
culture The Chronicle, of the place. saws,
The field selected was piece Of twenty
three scres, called Mill field, near the
White Heart Inn. The first start was
viii two double plows, bat as it was ex
cediugly heavy soil, usually plowed wi,h
three or four horses, very foul, and from
being lately drained, not lying well, it
was difficult for the engine to pass over
1t, and after pause, four single plOws
were attached, and although at first,
from not being able to get the going gear
to work favorably, some little delays
were caused, after time they did their
work admirably, plowIng from six to
nine inches deep. The work was won
derfuly straight, though done in the
midst of a large concOurss Of spectators
who were evidently deeply interesiei
in the experiment So clung and
tough $50 close and heavy vas the
nature of the soil, that. answer to iRquir
les made as to how the matter was g0in.
on the observation of those who knew the
locality was: .'WelI lit can plow nO@.
it can plow anything" Many farmers
whoentered the field prejudiced were
unreluctant in their praise, and ackuoBl
edged that the wonderful machine, being
still in its infancy, would, a. improve
ments followed, effect an extraordinary
change IN the cultivation and manage
ment Of land Of every description.
ECCENTRIC -DANsRL-The Andover
Advertiser tells story vf woman he
longing to that togn, who had falling
out with her husband. and threatened to
drown herself inths 'grest pond" Her
husband was not at first laramed. but
length Sha disappeared; soon her bonner !
and shawl were discovered at the w..tsr'S (
edege; the alarm spread throughout the /
neighborhood, and diligent search was
Several persons were engaged |
in dragging the pond; graphing irons
were brough into reousition, hat to no |
purpose All efforts, however proved /.
abortive, and anxious ones were about |
to give up in despair, when, 10 and behold.
the lost one appeared, safe and sound |
She had been seated in thicket, over.
looking the whole aaifir, and congratu
lated herselfon having come it over them
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS..
ssEAbED Proposals viii ne received hy the CITY of
- Evansville, n the Office of the UNDERSIGNED unit
the lst lay Of September. ts, for The fuildinr Of D..
VISION Street Ulver;. accniing 10 the plans and spec-
Hcaons fle IN ny ffce-saii work to he connie.
ted " the lsi dav 0fJanuarv, 1. u. 1885.
aiizi-lm WELL. II. WALKER, City Clerk.
- Volkshota ctpy.1
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

G kRDERED, That the owners Of Lots I 9, aIss
and :, in Block No. i and Lots ., 3. and a. Block
:, all in StncSwels Enlargement Of the city OF Evans
VIE cause the sane to ne hlei up to correspond
with the city grade, within ten days after the pnics
ton OF this notice; and in default theTe9f, the
street C0Enissoner Is hereby directed to perform said
work, and the costs and expenses accrriing therrfy
will he assessed to aud collected ~ sale OF sd prop.
ery, or much thereof VIII satisfy said lien and
costs. By order of the Common Council
augl5-l0t WELL. III. WALkER, City Cik.
(Noikshote copyl
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Axles, Springs; made # the hest steel: Bands En-
ameled and Of all kinds of leather Cloths Innings for
Carriages, Varnishes, Castings Of all kinds, Saddle
Trees, English Bride Leat'ers, Bits, StTupg, SPURS
Hamcs, fine Silver llImes of all kinds, Jenny Lind
Gig Trees, Self-A.busting Pads, TavIor's Patent
HameS, Fly Nets, Shoe Threads, Horse Blankets Lon
don Girth WeHs, American Girth and Rein Webs both
Cotton and Worsted: London Welt Skins, 2 superior
article; Ivory, utta Percha and Brass lined MartengaI
Rings; Superior kersevs FOR Horse Covers, The hest
quality Of Carriage Bolts, Patent Gig Trees, &c.. Ec.
I keep in fact everything appertaininC to either
branch of the business and understanding both ranch-
"a thoroughly, would respectfully invite your at
tentOn before purchasing elsewhere.
! am also agent for WARDS PATENT PRING
SADDLE. ap20d4w
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PROPO-ALS.

SEALED Proposals will he receivel until tho Is.
- of Septem er, l5 by the undersigned al his Office,
Tor the building Of CheSnu street, Canal Bridge, the
same % be double track Bridge, Correspond re ith
the other double Bridges; For plan and specifications
of sane, call IT the CITY Clerks Office.
aug.l-lNl WELL. Ii. WALKER, Glen.
~ TOkSho.e corv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-22

Supplemental to an Ordinance. passed Inn.
4th, 1882, entitled "An Ordinance 10 pro.
vide for Lishiins the City Of Evansville " itb
70
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WABASH RIVER PACKET.
LOUISVILLE AND EVANSVILLE REGU-
LAR Jacket.

a -1ISll - THE well known and fast
siJsA-rz.-7 steamnOat ". 4. EANES, Capt.
t--==z--==zsssDuncan. has re-enterei tIe
trade for the season, and will continue 10 nlke regular
trips. The accommodations for passengers are Of a
superior order. For freight passage apply on board
Leaves Louisville every Monday and Thursday az
o'clock. p. M, aud returning, leaves Evansville
every Tuesday and Friday al O'Clock, p. m.
. ap263m
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LOUISVILLE aND HENDERSON PACKET
STATESMAN.

CAPT; sULLIyiAN' Ivan StiI,ran will run
- louisville and Henderson, pass
ing Evansville FRIDAY and TUESDAY afternoons.
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AN ORDINANCES.

- JUIfN HE SUN, Nav
Attest: WBLL II. W ALkER, Clerk Iaugl0.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-06

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80. Previ-
Gus to the election in Kansas,
Governor Walker received spe-
cifc instructions from the Adj
ministration relative to his duty
on that subject and which preclu-
ded him from purging the poll, as
he recently did in rejecting the
Oxford district acting without
authority from Washington and
clearly violating the instruc-
tons sent to him, his conduct is
emphatically condemned. There
isreason to believe that both Gov
ernor Walker and Secretary Stan
1 ton will be removed unless they
shall choose to resign,
Application was made to-day
for the employment of the Z. S
troops on Wednesday next to as
sist, if necessary, the State au
thorities Of Maryland in preser
wing the peace at the election il
Baltimore. Definite action wa:
not taken, although it is highly
probable that the request will bt
refused.
Sir William Gore Ousely i.
3 expected to arrive in Washington
about the 18th Of November, an,
it is believed that his Instruction.
will be such as to lead to the ad
) justment of the Central Amer
can question in manner entire
y ly satisfactory to the United State
, government.
I Attorney General Black ha
e given an opinion that the COY
q eminent of the United States ha
ample power and is by the higl
: est treaty stripulations bound
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-06
oyyGEyATED BTTTERS

The follow ing letter, from well-known Aren't
tee of Riontreal. speaks volumes in iavor Ct 'he
0rygenassd Bittsrs, as medicine for those whose
occupations are ofse3entary nature
MONTREAL, Nov. IS, 1884,
Gerflsnse-,--I ana happy to be able to send Won
my testimony in favor Of the 0rsseaatsi Biasrs
ana intended to have done It before this, but have
been prevented BY professional engagements.
1 feel great pleasure in recommending It to Al
suffering from imperfect digestion, siek-headaehe,
aeidity, or any arrangement of the stomach, froEs
which have suffered very severely sppards q
t,-eatg years. From the Recommendation Of ou'
/ of nv friends, was induced to try one bottle
and fiud rnyselGso much beniftted by its use
that DO not think it necessary to continue it an,
Further,
You NAV use this, Gentlemen as you thin
proper, and permit me to remain,
Yours very truly, JOHN ATKINSON.
: SErir W. FowLE & Co, ISs Washington St
Boston, Proprietors, Sold by their agents eve
Irywhere.
! AGENTS.-AR. W. NYE, Irasburgh; KIM
BALL & CUMMINGS. Coventry; 7. c. BurLsl
Derby Line; VIM JosLyN, Barton; s. s. BLAScr
ARD, Glover; SABIN SCorr, Lowell; Dos c.
RICHARDSON, No. Craitsbury; HovEY & SMlTI
Albany
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-06

redress the wrongs of the Kan
sas nation of Indians, and to pro-
tect them against unlawful intru-
ders upon their reserved lands.
The amount in the Treasury
subject to draft is S9,8O2,0O0.-
The receipts of the week ending
Monday last were S441,000.
In reply to a postmaster who
complained of being overwhelm-
ed with small change, First As
sistant Postmaster, Gen. King
says a postmaster is not compel
ed to receive cents in payment
either Of postage or stamps, MOI
from any person at one time more
than thirty cents in three cent
coin.
The Postmaster General ha.
appointed six route agents to &C
company the mails between Phil
adelphia and Columbus, Ohio
with a view to insure theirpr
transmission.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-06

t. Mr.. John Mugway Of Salem
county, Nj, while endeavOring to catch
a colt running loose in field, had one
of his hands entangled in its name in
such manner, that, upon the colt spring.
ing away from him, one of his thumb:
was nearly cut of. No extra attention
was paid to the wound until few days
when he was seized with a violent pain
which increased, and terminated his list
OF Sunday afternoon.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-06
Railroad Again.

tIR. STANDARD However disa-
greeable it may be to make your sheet
the channel through which to get facts /
before the public, nevertheless, mas
much as it is at present the only news
paper printed in Orleans County, I will /
furnish few facts in reference to that
subject. that has already seemed to give
you fit Of hydrophobia.
Early in 1888. the Connecticut and
Passumpsic Rivers Railroad Company,
having previously made survey from
ST. Johnsbury to Barton, Bloomington,
Charleston, Salem and Derby, by their
President, Directors, Agents and Sur
veyors, presented to the people Of Orleans
and Stanstead Counties, books for sub
scriptions to the stock Of said corpora
ton, for the purpose Of extending said
railroad from St. Johnsbury to Derby
Line. They informed Us, that they had
made q survey from Barton, through
Bloomington, Charleston, Salem, and
Derby 20 Derby Line and on a careful
examination, they found the route prac-
ticable, with a maximum grade, of only
fifty two feet to the mile. This was the
only route ever surveyed by the cor
pOration at that time, or thought Of by
them.
1t was known that some reluctance to
subscribe for stock in that corporation.
existed in Orleans and Stanstead Coun-
ties, because people had once been called
upon, and subscribed, and paid, and the
funds had been expended to build tina
road to St. Johnsbury and stopped there
To obviate this objection we were as
sured most sacredly, that no part of tn,
subscriptions in Orleans County should
becalled for until actually required t,
build the road in this county, and ther
only ten per cent. at a time, with rests Q
at least sixty days.
SagaciOus people learning somethin!
Of the expense of constructing railroads
enqnired where are the means to be oh
tanned, and where is the road to be loca
led: To answer these objections tn
President, several directors; (some wit
tears in their eyes, Col Croker fror
tnchburgh, and Hon. Portus Baxte
canvassed Orleans and Stanstead Cour
ties to some extent, and presented til
definite proposition, that the corporate
proposed to extend the road from
Johnsbury TO DERBY LINE, On what
now known as the eastern survey pr,
rlded the means could be obtained f
that object; that 100000 or near
'nat would be required to grade, bull
and complete, and furnish the road g
ready to run; that S2O0,00O would |
required to build machine shop, ext
engine and car houses, and other fxtur
rot included in putting the road in III
n'ng order, and if the county would S
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YoUTHAND MATURITY,

Jzss PaJEs.sd, Gratis, Gs z5th Tl9Rsalld
A FEW words on the ratisnal treatment. With
a sat Medieiae. II spermat5Tiaa o. Bocal
Weaknass. Nocfansl EiaissioGs, Genital end ker-
gous Debility. Premature Deeat Of tie sFstsfus
.mpg;surg uaa tmysd,raents a. tlsrriage gener-
aIf. b. Is. DE i.hNEf, 81. ID.
The ifnparaHt fact that maay aisFuliug e5fn>
BlslBis. originating il fhs imDFBdelce anf SOL
gade Of ypEFH. may be he easily removed vi Il
OFT MEDICINE y 10 fhs small track clearly
DEMONSTRATED and tbe entirely nee BID highly
aueeessfaf treatment ~ adopted by tic AHfhoT
fulfy eNgiailef, 81 Haeans Of which every Cns y
enabled - care HimSELF perfectly end - tho
least possible easg thereby avoiding 81 TIE ags
FeFtised nastraFas 81 tie DAY.
sent 70 any address, gratis ard pest Tree il :
sealed envelope. By remifling $50 passage Stamps
b DE- DE LANET. ~ LAspeHsrf stses'. Es1
fark. SeN
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MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

CoRREcrRD WEEKLY FROM THE y. /. FARMER
WEDNESDAY, Oct. Is. 1851.
At market 1871 Cattle, 1900 Beeves and 72I
stores. consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves. yearIings. two and three years old.
Pr5ees-Narket Beef-Extra ST,5oaS0 90; Ist
uuaIItv. s6,5Oa7. 90; I'd quality, S6,0oa6,75; Sd
3nsIitx. 8. oos5. SO: ordinary, So,ooae,o0.
Working Oxen-S S0a200.
Cows and Calves-s35a4o.
earlings-Sl 2a16.
Two Years 0id-SlSa2S
Three Years Old-S2SaSl'
Sbee, ana larnbs-460O atmarket- Extra, 81.
50 to 500. By lot Sl,75a2,5o.
Swine-TaSc per ID.
llides-4t5r rcr 10.
Tallow-oagc per 10.
PeIts-S0, seas, 50 each.
Calf Skins-I2alS cts per 10
Veal Calves Sales AZ S0,ooaoo,oo.
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An Unmitigated Humbug,

r,s nublic excitement which followed
Unfortunate expedition of Sir John
rs,klin. and the subsequent fruitless
,.5itfon of Elisha Kent Kane had not
.,;-.lv subsidized, when still another ex-
.li-on was instituted or instigated By
5r..sr., Childs & Peterson OF Philadel-
ss Our humble editorial self was the
.,o.en voyager, and the object of search
,beh was to reward our labors we were
assured, was "splendid Photograph of
Elisha Kent Kane" taken "by Brady"
.,l worth FIVE DOLLARS. Accordingly
rs set out, published lengthy advertise
-snt in our sheet for five successive
gaeks, gave the thing our editorial nod
+ appreciation, and blindly jealous &c
obtain the wished for treasure, threw the
vtole weight of our pondrous self into
la scale in its favor. But alas, # the
.r,edition of Franklin was unfortunate
end if that of Kane was Of no avail 81
INST another be added to the disastrou.
T.. It's true we found our treasure
"a have received from Messrs. Child
& Peterson the pictur," which they sa,
,,,ks some like Kane. It is from tire
p, f7eircheS square, and notwithstanding!
,srre:ent financial crisis, We have bee
s+.-sd for it the sum Of thirty seven an
bali cents-just quarter more tina
e.vmth-itis about as good as the a7
,ss q wood cuts, though not SO goo
nvsb17e seen wrapped around bottle
a'allsz medicine.
re warn our editorial brethren to bt
rl-s of this Kane photograph humbui
l.. the fate of Franklin, the suffering
Of Kane, and the disappointment of gu
;sf, induce them to beware Of this 81
Prsme swindle.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EMPORTANT ToFEMALEs.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared By Cornelius L. CheeseHaaH, H. D.
Ns,g York City.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills
are the result of long and extensive practice.
They are mild in their operation, and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful Menstrual
tons, removing all. distractions, whether from
cold OF otherwise, headache, painin the side, pal
pitation ofthe heart, disturbed sleep, which arises
from interruption of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they
will bring on the monthly period with regularity
Ladies who have been disappointed in the use O
other pills. can place the utmost confidence in DR.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represen
to do.
They should not be used in Pregnancy, as
miscarriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable. and free from any
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc-
tons, which should be read, accompanying eacl
/ box Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 t
/ Dr.. CoRSELIUs L. CHEEsEMAS, Box 1921, Pos
+ Office, New York City. Sold by one Druggist il
every town in the United States.
RIB. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers St, New York,
To tCEOua al Wholesale orders should be ADDRESSED
REDDING < CO, Wholesale Agentfor Boston
4 Sold by R. W. NYE, Irasburgh.
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STAGE CT VERMONT,
ORLEANS bl5 TRIoT, S.

\ Probate Courl holden ct lrasbu-gh within
3 aud for said district. on ths 4,h day Of Noyem-
Der, \ u. 1867.
Garven Anderson, Executor Of the last VIII
and Testament of.Iunes Anderson, late Of Glover
In said district, deceased. presents his sdminis>
trgt'on account for settlement:
Wherrupou, {, Is ordered that the Same be re-
fsrred 20 tie 25ih day of November next, at the
Probate Office in said lrasburgh for examination
and allowance; and that al concerned be notis
fed hereof ty the pubiiCa'inn this order m the
Orleans Independent STANDARD, news paper
printed at Irdsbursh, three weeks succossivelv,
rs soor, as u-v he. that they nay apreHr, anil at
said time aud place, If they see cause, object
thereto.
4jw3 NJ. CARpESTER jEdge.
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New York, Oct. 50.

The Times Washington correspondent
states that Gov. Walkers request to have
the United States troops continued in
Kansas during the coming winter, was
preferred chiefly in consequence Of the
pro-slavery men, who, being exasperated
at the result Of the late election, are pre-
pairing to resort to desperate measures Of
fraud and violence for the recovery Of
their lost vantage ground.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-06
STATE OF VERMONT.
ORLEANS County, &c.
GEORGE woRTHlN6ToS Jr. 8 CO.

ORLEANS COUNTY, &c.
GEORGE woRTHIN6ToS II. 8 CO.
THEODORE PTRBSoNS s.
EDWARD bURNABEE,
Late partners ouder Ire 6g1p cf
pEARSQNS & BURNkBEE
Orlesss G5ssstg Coert, ,Hsns T,f-s, 4. ., 1861.
= HIS IS an action Of asspmpsa on two prcs
: III sSorv notes, cue Of sajd notes dated the
a.d dHv OF January. 4 I 1884. fey he sum of
twc hundred tpr,v dollars enc NINETY -ssven cents,
and one uofe dated January Isl \. p 1855, fas
enc hundred thirty eisat dollars sna seventy
eight cents rnd both OF said notes signed by said
Defendants and INSIDE PAYABLE 60 said Plaintiffs
GU 4cVnand with interest annually.
Il appearing that Theodore fearsons, one II
said peenjaufs. had not had personal notice Of
Tire pe.deBrv ri this suit; "a Is therefore ordered
bv ine Crari. here, that De be notified thereof Nv
rubiishius the substance 81 this suit, together
yvifh this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY. tn tho
Orleans ips'cgieHslent Standard. 81 newspaper pub
HsheI al lrushaFgh, in sand county, thc hast Of
which upbicatio-s &c BE- az least = DAYS previous
"a thc irSl session at this Court to be begun and
ibela NJ lrssslmrgh, n end ior said county on tho
Ath Taestlav oi December. A. n. 1857, which
shaN Re deemed sufficient notiee &c the said
/ Pearsoas to sppear AZ said Term and make an
swer. ..-,...-....
l. y. CusrMAN, Attorney. s3vS