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lection to this bill, making war upon his
party on new ground wholly different
from the one ON which he assailcd il in
Congress, Refusing 10 support bill
which he contesscs comedies his original
objection, he will not even acquicsce in
1t but assails il. for the want of better.
with objections borrowed from his black.
republican allies
Such is Mr. Douglass position. If he
be in the party, it is impossible to say
who is not in it, or who is not out II he
be entitled to the confidence and countc.
nance of the party, then it is difficult TO
say what man in the Union is not The
party which can overlook conduct like
his must have parted with all sclf.rcspcci,
all power and purpose TO preserve its
own integrity, all capacity for present
seltprotection, all expectation Of sue
ccsstnl or honorable future. all concern
for any future at all
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\ T,PE SETTING ASp DlsTmHrnNg Ma
CHINE The New York correspondent of
the Charleston Courier. in his letter Of
the 9th uli., says:
One Of the papers to-day notices the
new and remarkable invention type
setting and distributing machine. the
patent of one Mr. Alden, himself a prac.
teal printer. II has a rotary notion
and picks the type out If case and de-
posts them Ia u proper position for JUS
tidcation |, is regarded as very great
invention, bat one that * not likely 10
come into common use II may be used
ro advantage hy book publishers, OF in
weekly Newspapers but ~ scarcely
adapted To- the rapid and cut up work
of a daily journal The great superior
lily IF this machine over hand work is IN
replacing the types after their duties are
performed IL distributes nj, a"rr being
set NJ with 'he same facility that 1t does
ordinary reading matter Ca Of these
machines costs about $500
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70 re Strr!y = 'a'd d"u"y Grazing
WHEREAS, the Southern Pacific / "-
road Company, a body corporate
polite, domiclhated IA the county AT (.
said. have filed their petition in the ps
trict Court If said county, against Jei.
terson VI Saunders, Wm T. Scott, Jo-
ph Taylor NJutfavitle } Hall Wa Il
y Ward, /. A. HAnch, L9ass. /. VIZ
fall Howard 7 Perry, Henry Hood.
Joseph NJ Taylor, Bllhagtca ,matiy,
James + Smith, lhoe Swanson. Hen
~ Wickiand. jonathan :. Brown, Ariel
lurnhafn Goo & lawraseu. vs. / I'LL
fhn n Grant f.mual Grant Jauts
49,. F., T. pr,.,,n Gsias II pe,,
@ .... 4 A.. = -.
""''' ~
ana W m bia"Ht'" "'.' Aau.ta ~ III"
aersun. ENecHiflN 1i the VIII o' jam
pinCkuey llcudegsau, deceased. and rep
resent. that GeN : Nvrger. the rGc-i-
don't of said Crmxanv. On tn l9th duv
- pet,hsr is. rve,i,t.a decd II
,r..,. ~. ..,il ,1..,,,...,... ,..,..
"'. so -. oss
"" 90. '"''t,@
iahi S"u','t u" manson ,""'' .
housat 81 \ y hnVvss. N tN' hne 'i
Railroad u sad Company. IN sgid coma
~. hstw,cu Marshall ani ~wansou's
t,ulin. Ian Lake. Cnaaa iu,luIin,- the
l.,.I a,.l ,.,.., (which sIl rn.d 3.
- a..;.....r.,is i.,,l 1.,,,...,
'N's'" Va wa "S
&'A 'hiiN7 80, s"'' ".'"' ~" a., '"'
iaiis ," NAlh county HNl 'dl' "'N"' ""
'hc franchises and privileges grShird q"
said Company Is their charter 0i Ia
cnrpora,ian. Gr bv ans other law ~ stat.
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ARREST TIE THEE.

NtY horsc was stolen from the stable Of Capt.
vi Parry, IN Pamela county, Oh the night OF
toe 2,th July l.5-. lie was a medium sized
sord horse, ponry built, AMI cluusy abon' q
yrai5 ODD bad iolerab'y large fore ieft. and j.
blaze in biz moe. No other par'.c1lar3 rcoo,
lected will pay liberal reward for the ap.
prohcu.on OF tn thief or Tor the delivery II the
horsc, OF hn being -. 70 up 50 that | can -,
him again ] rasd. ia Pauola county abo.'
four m...s soath o. igllski
KILLS WALTON
August 3 ,5@. 81
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FROM THE RIO GRANpE.

Aug, I'd, 1898.
Frs GyLiAS: As the steamer will leave
before we can get our paper to press, !
will give you line with regard 10 our
election, Nc. The returns are all in, and
foot mp a majority for the Democratic
nominees Of over six hundred votes
Bell will no, have received more than
20 totes in the county
! have every reason to believe that
IIidalgo, Starr and Webb counties will
do as well, thus verifying Bigclow's
prophecy. Of | 100 majority.
Our local ticket has also carried with
but one exception
Mexican news is unin,crestng. Ru-
nor has it, said 10 be by letters from
Monterey, that Iuloaga had Jvreso,. as..,
for the constl,utinn of 90 and that he
was opposed by farodi, former command
or in chief
In haste, SCARBOROUGH.
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TAkEN L =.

hN the 3lst Of JAY SOS, took upa stray
- hose II the following description A sorrcl
with fax name and tail, about II hands high.
and about ysa;s Old white star in his face
the only gh.te spot about hlni--branded On the
shoulder and on one Of his hams, with the let
tiers j l." lie is and excellent saddle horse.
live near Ber.oa 10 this county.
WILLIS T. DRIsRELL
Auclst 5 1859
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.....,,,;o., ,.,,i,;,, a ro.f.. of M, ,,r.s than
-, a., ,h., bc lad a., authority n ron
Ivy. H., ,,,..,..,''I de,,e,ds ao,,;ns, aid comma.
Nv -, ~. sar, v IA ,,c.,d ,hc ,.f.l.
~ 80, - 49,, u r. 500, H. ravxc NJ j
ian al t., r. ,yi,e,u n, Tavs. charter.
",s,,,., ~, ~, =, ha,.. haco ,od n mid c,o..
-, ~ - - 10, 4, Z, 5n;o,. ,to s.,i
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go, 49,, ~, ,'..,,,,,. ria. NJ s,.id Ye.
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~ - ~ .c,.,,.i n ,be INC. =, IN. Coup,y
- A.. ii -. Tavlc, Ian AMI
Wigs,u ,n,ncnceI snd pr yai.sl non 10 ~
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~ .,,'.l nd 4 81 ana ,asv ,e-ld nat
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~ 49,. or III h, n Ort4Aer I'D.
49, 'e' "a Vs. ..-.t..5a5 y A.. IN exc
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LOST.

TIVE unconditional head right certificate grant
] ,,l TO Elisha Williams. ior twelve hundge,
and eighty acres of land, class No ?, by ih'
Board VI Land Commissioners of Harrison cpun
y. Texa. on the 9Th day Of september lsil
snd il NJ, found shall apply tor duplicate.
JANE, 1UCh ER.
August f.. ISIS. st
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Suocr,Sc ArrAiR Our town was throw
into the highest excitement on the morn
iug Of the 9Th inst. IN consequence OF a
shooting affair which took place IN the
street near the public square. Winston
Banks was sho, by WilliamC. Marlborough
az he was walking the street from the
Courthouse to his residence. the ball Ia
king effect near the spine, above the h'p
and passing ont on the RICH, side. The
wound. it is supposed will not produce
death -QnueIan Herald
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l.ADS'I'

'I'ilE unconditional headlight certificate. ksaee
to Benjamin L. West, by the Board u Land
Commissioners q Harrison county, Tsxas, on tbs
7,h Of August, is4,, Glass ), No. II, for Gao
acres of land II NOT found within the time ~
qa,rs! By law. a duplicate viii he appansl for
BENZ AMIN L. WEST.
June 3 ISIS Nm <e~3t
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Mirrors OF all Sizes,

IN enli,s. variety rian asst eivck's! India
mating nh scraiar. al al Ais1s tos A-s With
Lee Boxes % ctciy sh.
Fgmitur. cavlull, anal ~-carly faeAed icf
.h.putut 20 ''e ntIiv..
Cif, and county lnIsh.lsers viii a!sass fni
nar work rads f,T thtr inspection, atsi are cot
day invited 10 80, sas s.5,s aai eA.aasl,e :us
themselves,
Jaly =. s. ~
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t CUMMINGS

As lrAlAs LgsESo.-r The following is
from the letter Of an American now trav'
cling in Italy: At sunset we reached
Gae,a This place abounds in historical
interest, and it was here the pope found
refuge when he fed FROM the Republic
in 1870 Among the legends of the
place is one to the effect that he and
the King of Naples, who had come to
visit him iii his exile went on board OF
an American iriga,c The commander
welcomed them IN these terms Pope,
how are YOU" ing, how dye do
Here. Lieutenant Jones, you speak
French; parieu roas with the pope, while
King and go down aud have drink
X ing, cone "a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

IoRsg rHrrs DRrss. The two men ar
rested some months since confessed 10
many things, among others list OF
names Of the gang and their dress 10y
which each recognized the other where
explanations We're not convenient The
dress is an ovcrshirt, the bosom Of one
color the body another, or the ruillc Is
one color the body another; pockets or
namemtcd on each side OF the breast.
Pants made open at the side with rows
of buttons, up the side, ribbon top and
bottom; coats made iosey fashion Of any
color the ruillc is the mark; some times
only down the iron, others all around the
tail Ia summer Of calico, IN winter OF
any heavy goods The hunting shirt
fringcd is the mark Of some prominent
thief We notice several just such
dresses hcrcahouts, wonder il all who
wear this dress belong to the gang
Croeket Printer
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NOTICE.

n gTRAYLDfrom the aalarsigned living
(c-S> two and half milta North d hlysian
flel1s Harrison county Texas about the frs, Of
April,
\ SPANISH HORSE PONY,
foar years old last spring, about equally dyil~i
IN color betpeea xhite aud dun; black name and
tail, with white mixed Ia the former, and the hat
tsr seems 10 have been shaved. Ia mule. "
brand recollecied From the hatred he evincc!
10 the Angio->oYea race and their government
/, is supposed that he has undertaken journey 10
his native land ANY information OF the pony
addressed to me al Elysian Fields, viii be most
thankfully received or his dshrry rewarded.
JAMES TUCKER
july % isj-. 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-19

PRoryssloN JtgoRs 4 NUISANCE The
Grand Jury of Albany county, New
York, have unanimously presented the
professional Jurors and lcungers of the
courts as u nuisance. They are worse
than nuisance. They are the instru-
ments through which INSCRIPTIONS law
yors manage 10 get verdicts in favor at
their clients, and therefore corrupt justice
a, the fountainhcad Every court should
do what i, can to break up the practice
Of employing such persons upon jury
Palestine iairocatr.
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NrE hayc the Acadrmy, the children. and the
W money. Now We wan, the Teachers.
We intend to establish Male and Female school
Of thu first grab ond d.sire teachers Of like
capacity so give rs a call n an early day
W |. WILKINSON
S1'g y rommHte'.
August - 1853 IT.
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SCARBOROUGH
Brownsville. Aug Sd 1888

Ems CvuiAS.-Thc election on yes.
terday resulted in large majority for
the state Democratic ticket. Number
of votes pollcd in this Cameron county
is $40, Of which Bell for Associate JUS
ticc Of the Suprcmc Court received only
about go, Yours reslectinily.
+ CUMMINGS.
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When IDEAS. Of The internal organs has Frustrated
The human body. who can look upon the sttcughist
fame The hollow eve. The sbarpsncd feat ares 10 .hor
one foot N the grave the other IL way. without
shud1lf despair. IL that fearful gloom there j. At
electric nay Of hope. AMI when Woodmans Chduj
ESpect9rtn, his been administered The road 70 eouys
lc.ce.,e and 'fcf health stfcsed with The choicest
rxgtttt.
ca A. $. JOHNSON Marshall rexis
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TO TllF. ~ BI.lC.

t0>lIE exercises Of the Marshall Republican
Acsxlemy, will be resumed on Monday, tbs
| 9th ,iay Of August, next
RATES oi ,alsien &C. ~ heretofore puhlishcd
r j tAHpl.AN.
N,r.han Jhl, ae S. 70
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a. BETWEEN tlis au,l dc leth or Aagl.'
r. l,li b. in Nar,hall and will otter a.
q private sale The following likely negroes.
H. n-aie.y. wl.aa oau be p4seb-5a. % -
eola-uol@tag ;G-l.5
a g.s. 2 ys2a ~
A boz p
a laaa 2
rhese negroes AZ sol i5r n lagl, wsa,syer
Aay oao DESTROYS Of Purchasing woG.a 10 we.
70 call and examine ,aem.
II A RCNNELs
Angus, 3. l554
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Some wag writer from Cairo, since
shc subsiIing of the flood says there
are now in that city i5s distinct and
diaercn, smells and several wards yet
=, he,r from
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Auction Sole.

WILL SELL az Aae,on every Saturday an.l
II; sh,s, good assortment OF Dry Ceo<la.
lioots shoes. Hats, AMI Ready Maize ueshiss.
also Liquors AMI Gre,eescs. Come asl VT tss
A ~Cuw tRTx.
- isi- VI 81 (
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Pacific Railroad COMFY

rrHE OFFICE Of thi' company is held ai the
! corper Of Austin and Bolivar streets, IN cie
city OF Marshall Te11-. Al persons having
business viii lad The olie, open from . A. II. u
ar y, daily. .--..
JEPrHA rOWLkE'. Pscs'.
u G. WiLprE, Secretary.
June H. 1859 a. Il
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New Advertisements.
LAZY CARD

WILLIAM y. ocniLTRrg. GanttSp y. itrscoNs
AcHILIREE l. IlfStoMk will practice
~ in the courts Of ,he 9Th Judicial District
July :, l-5- ~
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10 Marshall, on the morning Of the 9th Inst,
BY W " Johnston Esq, ADOLPH ENkRS
% Mrs MARY JOHNSON. both Of Marshall
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>prims. Hair. and Moss Mattresses,

rateu, Spring Boi Bottoms, fs-s sp'i econo-
mic.,l Invention, tdmipi'- spread, sli: T. p'.
low ra4s- AMI Nt..sur.lu lar.
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Marshall Republican Academy

Marshall Republican Academy,
IN noeor'loFcc with the petition u several Of
] our pupils and patrons, wc have postponed the
exercises Of the Marshall Republican Acad,my
until the Is, Monday in september neat
Rates of Tuition per Session of 30
weeks.
rrimer. Glass ........ SD 90
Junior do 90 90
senior d. . Is 90
Incidental expenses, ..... 90
Thankful for the very liberal patronage We
have heretofore received from our friends and the
public we hope by an undivided attention to the
ln,eres, and welfare Of our pupils to merit their
return and the continued support Of our patrons.
Teachers will be employed the wants OF
the hoe may demand
+ J CAROLAN,
Argu., ] . l-js. No59u
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isscd July cath, lsas
} " HENDERSON Das Cisfs.
Received ID s1icg sgth July. ! ss9 snl exe-
-ulel the s,,ae Jay By handing ,hr eliias q lhr
resa. ReplbNcn a u,e copy u 10 w.ta.a
writ ior publication.
JOHN r WoMACE .hsrs.
July 20, 1854 =,
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FOR SALE.

WALL ABLE trac, Of land IN Hnrrlsos
county Also Low FOR CASH or on
SIX months credit, fine baronche a Buggy, a
light two horse wagon Il very tive her-e aud
several boxes Of excellent sherry aud Madeira
Wine. Apply Ia ,-
FRANCES { HENDERSON.
Marshall, August ., loss. 81
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-12-15
ENCOURAGING.

We are pleased to learn that the Demo
cratic members of Congress are now working
harmoniously together, aad manifest dispo-
sition to continue to de SO during the present
session. Past differences are forgotten, and
all seem determined that the organization
of our glorious old party shall be preserved.
This is as it should be, the Democracy
having nothing to gain by quarrelliDg among
themselves By SO doing they strengthen
the Opposition, and enable them to boast of
at least temporary success. The campaign
of 1860 is rapidly approaching, and we
should already be preparing for the contest
The Democracy, when united, are always
successful.
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adjusted by some fair tribunal provided Cor
the purpose, and the route must not be closed
pending the controversy. This is our whole
policy, and it cannot fail to be acceptable to
other nations.
All these difficulties might be avoided if
consistently with the good faith of Nicara--
qua, the use of this transit could be thrown
open to general eompetion providing at the
same time for the payment of a reasonable
rate to the Nicaraguan government, on pas
sengers and freight.
CONCLUDED NEXT WERK
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Democrat & Gentlnel.
O. d. MURRAY, Editor and Publisher
EBENSBURG, ,WEDNESDAY::::::::D Is
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We this week commence the publica ton OF
the second Annual Message of President
Buchanan. 1t will be concluded In our hext
issue. OF course it is unnecessary for us to
commend it to the careful perusal Of our
readers Thinking men of all parties are
always anxious to ascertain the views of the
Chief Magistrate of the Republic, on the i'm
portant political questions of the day. and
always grant him candid and respect
full hearing The Message is ably written,
and the principles and views embodied in it
are those of profound statesman and pure
patriot Read it carefully.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-12-15

Eg Three nuggets of gold of the aggre-
gate value of $4,000 are on exhibition at
Melburne, previous to being shipped for Lon
don. The largest lump weighs over 2,1O0
ounces of pure gold, and far eclipses in bril-
liancy tn e once celebrated Blanche Barkly y"
nugget.
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CONCLUDED NEXT wERK.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-26
COME to Hagans' Corner

rNHE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure of in.
~ fofrnlny his friebds. II has IN returned
eom the east, and is now opening a fresh sup.
ryorGoods Pstchased unusually low.
i. Dry GOODS--a general assortment, amo NO IS,
which arc many fancy articles for, the Ladies \.
Calcos, ofbeautiui style and good quaiity, itoni
o to l2M cents per yard. ~
GRoCERlES-Largc supply. Good Rio COZ.
ice at IN cents per pound. Syrup 6s1tI cents
A general assortment of a1nRfS
Hardware, Qusenssgarc, Boots s. Shoes
{ Hats, Caps, &c., @s., &e.,
tRREADY-MADE CLOTHING, "A
Good supply and VERY CHEAP.
BROWN MUsLlNs, at prices ranging from 8
to 8 cents per yard. -
On hand, Nails, Glass, Buckets, Tubs, SC.
III These Goods have been purchased for
Cash, at reduced prices, aud will be sold AT
small advance for cash, or to prompt payers on
time. RI
WHEATdnd CORN taken in payment, dcliy-
cred at Rogers MILL and country produce gem
orally taken in exchange for goods. ...h7
AS am opposed to blowing, all ! ask is to
come and examine ter yourselves, and if do not
sell to you it will be your fault
WILLIAM LAZIER.
Morgantown, February 10, 1888.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-26

A FORTUNE REcovERED.-The Bal
timcre Clipper says:-" Thomas Wi
mans, Esq, of this city, has, we learn,
recovered claim of five million dol
lars against the Russian Government,
which makes his share of the proceeds
from freight and passenger travel over
the railroads Of that country, reach the
sum of seventeen millions-drafts for
which on the banks of Europe have
been brought on to him. 1t appears
that, in his contract with Russia, he
was to receive y certain per ccntage on
all freight and passenger travel, but
it was thought by the Government that
they were exempted from this tax
when applied to the transportation of
soldiers to take part in the army of the
Crimea. He accordingly engaged the
service of John II. B. Latrobe, Esq,
who went on and recovered the claim
by due course of law, and, on account
of the many thousand soldiers transport
ted, his proportion has swelled from
twelve to seventeen millions. Mr..
Latrope, We understand, received fee
of $4,000 month, independent Of
his expenses, and upon reaching this
city and announcing the result Of his
labours, was presented with check
for 100000"
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7 DIAN:

On Saturday morning, Feb. Goth,
at his residence in Morgantown, Va,
ofConsumption, MICHAEL II. CHS.
LER, aged about so years. ~
The deceased was an old and respect
ed citizen Of this place. His remains
were followed to the grave by large
number of friends, and were inferred
according to the formula ofthe Sons Of
Temperance, of which order he was one
of the oldest members in our borough.
Attribute ofrcspect to his remains will
be published in our paper next week.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-26

a Il RULES held in the Clerks Office of
~ the Circuit Court ,ofMonongalia county on
The first Monday IN February, 1888:
WILLIAM CAnRrco, Plaintiff, as. N1mRoD MADE
hA, David Baldwin and Elizabeth his wife,
late Elizabeth MADEIRA; Harrison Gould and
Hannah his wife, late Hannah MADEIRA Nancy
MADEIRA, Solomon Stephens and Amanda his
"ite, late Amanda MADEIRA, James Protlman
and Mary Ann his wife, late Mary Ann Made
ra, John Carney and Larinda his wife late La
Ilnda MADEIRA, David Campbell and Rachel
his wife, late Rachel MADEIRA, and Charles
MADEIRA, infant son Of George MADEIRA, doc'd d.,
DJes1dnts:--fn Chanceiy.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a deed
lot two and a-half acres OF land sold by Jacob
MADEIRA IN his lifetime to the Plaintiff, as per
written contract, but for which the said Jacob
mo1era failed to execute a deed to the Plaintiff
Ana II appearing by affidavit filed in this
cause that the said Da vid Baldwin and Elizabeth
BALDWIN ms wife are not residents Of .hls State,
1t ordered that they do appear here within o u
month alter due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their interests
Copy-tcsto: MARSHALL NJ. DENT
"ticy ~ bunker, p. q. Clerk
February ], 1858. 1876