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"HEN N TIL F. COURSE OF HUMAN
w events. Ladies and 6ent-men lose one of their
great est natural attractOnsa iiaa head of har-it
becomes a matter Of serious Importance, and the
question 10 THAT shat, we dn 70 stop the hair from
falling OIL, and restore vlgoT and beauty I'm re-
py TO this query, we beg ta ssy. tr, DR. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER 4 few
applications will stop the haIr falling or breaking
remove dandruH keep the scalp clean and WHITE
and impart freshness aud vigor To the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty years. the
luIurant lead Of hair. Call AID get bottle ard If
not satIshed, alter the second application, return it
and get the price pald.
Ask for DIR. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold IN Richmond by w. PETERSON, Drug
and IN Washington city by ". ID. GILMAN, Drug
glst, Browns Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and b.
avenue. anil IN
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10 lnS articles OF IL Is
death TO stop cannon ball.
IL There Were 100 deaths In New Orleans for
the week ending the Sd inst
IL John Strickland has been sentenced to
four years In the Georgia penitentiary for marry
ing two wives, one OF them at Dalton.
III The Mount Carroll IN J Republican notes
that eggs are selling In that place at three cents
d dozen
III A Grand Lodge l. o. o F. of the Terri
city.
U4-The New York News learns that Mrs Gun
ming ham has received from its mother and takes
full and complete charge of the celebrated ''bo-
gus baby"
III al have no fear that the devil will ever
come for me, said young man Of questionable
morals.
'H- will not be silly enough to take the trou-
bic. said bystandef, ''for you are going direct
TO him.
IL Said an inceased landlord to an apparent
ly moneyless guest
"Ah your name Is Tree, Is it, Well, Mr.
Tree, IL you're about to s'leave'' / shall detain
your t'trunk
Tree ':bOws'' and departs in despair
o. Mr.. Robert Beiley, of Troy, N ", an in
genious mechanic, is getting up a steam fire sn-
CINE on new plan, which will weigh about 81
cwt-, which Is below the average weig ut OF a
hand engine. 1t will probably not cost over
$3.50, and can, If required, he worked by hand
AZ well Is steam power.
GA new comet was discovered at Harvard
College Observatory by Mr.. Horace r. futile,
on the "a instant at Ion. P. IN. Its position, az
determined by MIR g p Bond, on 1s5s-May Cd
X oh. 63m.-Dec. IS de-. ~ min. Molten,
chiefly In right ascension, increasing about one
degree daily.
IL The editor of the Nashville Christian Ad.
vocate Is in trouble. A brother minister, Rev
DIR Elliot, teaches dancing in his female acade-
my, and has inveigled Jonas, one Of the Rev
editors slaves, into a banjo company TO PLEASE
the young ladies. The ed tor is afraid be will
not be able to give Jonas proper rslig ious edu-
cation.
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COuGHS. COLDS, HOARSNEsS, 30.

Tho prevalence OF the atove complaints az this
season genera:sT has the effect OF bringing host
of proiesscdiy new SPECIFICS, and while soma are
gooh- uany are useless, and others even danx erous
The wIsest course to pursue Is 20 suit your
family PLY sicTan or otherwise only suck RENE
dies as long paetc perencs has proved To he safe
and sGlcacloas. 81 thus character IS TSIER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or GtM ARABIC.
Originally the iavor,te prescription of an eminent
physician. 1t coon brcame popular remedy, aud haS
continued 70 enjoy growing reputation for the lst
twenty years. la cases at oominOn Colds, Coughs
&C., IL acts Like charm, and in Chronic uscs BTn-
chitis, hopping Cough, Group, A sthma. intiuenza
&c, us success IS Gnparaied, and most Will testify
VINO have rsei 1t.
Price IS cents and 81 cents per bottle.
Sold by Marin d Palmer. Chas. Stott. &c, Wash-
iBgton; ClsaeI, Georgetown; Peel IL Stevens A /
exanGra; where II be had also, for conve aionce
IN LoZenger form. Price i2lx and 8 cents boz
KNOWN as "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Can ,
Drops, as an elegant pleasant, and eficacous Pul.
nome LoZcngc they are unsurpassed. feII-Sy3
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TtkANsEAND ALEXANDRIA BALBOA
DAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
~ AND LEESBURG. Va,
Va Chesapeake and Ohio CanaI

~ AND LEESBURG. Va,
VIA Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
THkoUGH IN EIGHr Houks
Tho splendid Packet Boats AROO and Al. &.
MEloS, having undergone thoTouEhS>-<
repair wall commence masking regua .5-k.s-sll
LIlps 10 the above points On Monday ,-3z1A<s<s
March 22d. 1858.
The Boats Will leave the Wharf of w. III. & "a,
W. hltter, Georsetown. ID. e., every morning Al 4
o'clock, Sundays excepted, in the following order
ne NJ Y. MslRs o. Mondays. the ArgO on Tues-
usy n, and returning every alternate day.
Leaving GeOrsetOvn AZ Z y CLOCK al the mo.,lns.
inc BOATS VIII arrive at tho Great Falls, WASH
ingt"n Aquednct. al 10 a m Seneca = m: Edwards
cry p ia, where a stage will he readiness TO
convey Passengers To Leesburg, Va. Returning,
lea.e Edwards, Ferry every day et 9 q cook a. n
anc arriving al Georgetown az sun SET.
Through tickets Sis.
., inter-" eoate points rs follows Great Falls cr
washington AQGeju0 81 cents Seneca IS cents:
f.dwar9s' / cry Sll2; LeeAburg, Va, including
8, Meals served on the Boats. breakfast ssb cts.;
Dinner ~ cts. f s'
. Persons wishing "a visit the Great Falls Of ina
f"t"Inac, lth ITS pics ureseae scensry AID era,n
lue me " ashlBG ION AGueuucf, tunuels and ia
grandeur OF IFS operative importance, led A.,
me citizens OF the District 10y The fostering oara AZ
congress, VIII have ample time TO do So and return
the same day.
A Coach viii always te in waiting m Ceorgatovr
10 convey passengers tu aud from the liosi 4
Excursion Parties 10 the treat Falls, hail pr,oe.
IT or further Information inquire at the Store of
w. Ii. d h. q. X liter, Canal Wharf, wesf az Mar
ket. m ~ nj
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DONATE fobAf KENNEDY.
No. 10 WsrTss Street, Rox8xrv, MasssskSsst

Agents for Washington.-Chas. Stott & Co., z.
Gilman, Kldwell 4 Lawrence, J. b; Gardner, BURY
& Co, p Wa.s h Coz F: 9: Walsh, J. Z. Stone,
Boswell, Daniel B. Clark, J. p. Milburn, Dunbar
by son, F ord Bro. Agents for Georsetown.-R.
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lOHN ALEXANDER,
No ?+0 PENNEY ytSIA AVENUE.
PAPER HANEynfiS

John ALEXANDER.
No 240 pFxNsyTy.SIA AVENUE.
PAPER H4 NGgRGS.
! have now IN store the most c}nlpete assortment
OF Paper Hang lngs ever offered to the public of
washing ton aEd the adjacent cities.
am now receiving, from rance, Decorative Pa
pers ol The most modern and rich designs, IN panel
gold, sat n. velvet, and wood limitations, with LOr-
ders to Also. chamber and other pa pc
IN every variety OF sly lie a Id pattern.
would also c. VI your al entIOn To the fact that in
addition o the great variety Of Paper HaugInxs I
assortment of WINDOW SHA DES, GIi.TCOR
house IN the city.
BY unre"it,ing attention and prompt execution
OF all orders. hope to merit and Obl6n a liberal
share OF patronage.
Paper put on IN the best manner, and in all cases
warranted ap 2aw2m
MAILS OF THE UNITED STATES.
GEORGIA.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. May 5. 1883.
Proposals for carrying the mails from July I5
so', 10 Juns ~, 1883. the following routes IN the
STATE OF Georgia, will be received at the Contract
DAY the 10th OF June next to be decided on the
next day:
G5+6 r rom the terminus of the Savannah, Albany.
and Cuff railroad to Weresboro, 80 mi eg
and back. three times q week.
Bidders VIII name intermediate points ard
walls.
Service may be oommen ed on LIST July fprac-
ticaLlc.
For forms of proposal, guaranty. and certificate,
also instructions and REQ rements to be embraced
IN the contracts, see tdvertsements. in pamphlet
Sary 5 of Sso1 , ; dated jan
post Offices. AARON w. BROWN.
ma 10 law4w Postmaster u eneral,
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EVENING STAR.
THE QUEEN OF MAY.

-rhs .ky n bright and blue above,
And "a rth 10 fair and green,
And eyery zepnr whispers sweet
mid the vsrnsl sheen;
While sunshine round or pathway blends,
And pleasures light our way,
A blessing fingers on our lips
Joy to the Queen OF May!
10y to the lightsome hearts that beat
Unknown TO lingering care;
May Los their wandering steps attend,
Shall ever be our prayer;
May H. pc stlll linger by their side
From morn till evenings gray,
And M emoFy treasure In her store,
The souvenirs OF May.
Sweet May-days of our transient life,
so treasured and so bright,
The sunshine trIumphs Ger the shade,
And pleasures greet our sight
The ear has beauties in Its arms
And sunbe4ms 10 it's war,
But none are sweeter than the smiles
of bright aud peerless Mayi
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A b A 7 + Y l. II 4 A u
II 10 H G LO s SY II A / II =,
COMPLETELY PRRSERvKD
TO THE GREATEST AGE,

former color; or bald, but would have the growth
would have 1t removed. or troubled with sor0fula,
soald head, or other eruptons but would be cured.
Prof Wood win 'ae al hs .ss
VI, '' N ~. WV ANN ARsos, Nov. S, 1855.
PROF. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir: | have heard much
tive but having been SO often cheated by quaokery
and euack nostrums hair dy 81, &c. was disposed
the thousand and one loudly trumpetsd quack rem
edies until | met you IN Lawrence county some
induced the triAl ofyour etorstlve IN my family,
first. by my good wife, whose halr had become very
thin and entirely white, and before exhaustlng
of your large bottles, hair restore nearly to
it's original beautifu brown color, and had thick snej
over the head She continues 10 use it, not simply
because its identifying effects upon the IaIr but
mind. Others of my family ana friends are using
your Restorative with th" haPplest effects; there
Ne and character entirely remove ed. and can and
do most cordially and oonidentislIy recommend its
white or gay by reason Of or ageJ to orr g
mai e3o1 and oespty and by al yo9ns persons who
W ' ''''N - S6LOMON MANN
FRIEND Woop: II was "a long time after saw on
at BIssfed before ! GOT the bottle of Restorative
tor which you gave me uEder upon your agent la
Detroit, aud when got II concluded 10 try 1t on
Mrs Manns HAIR. as the surest test of It's power.
has done all hat you assured ME n would do; and
Others of my family and friends, having Witnessed
Its effects. arc now using and recommending It's
to others entitled to the chest gu
clam for it.
Again. very respectfully AID truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
CARLYLE, ILL, June Is, 1852.
have used Prof q. J. w Gods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects. nv hair
was becoming as Thought. prematurely gray, bat
by the Of his restorative IL has resumed it's origi
nal color, and. have no doubt, permanently 20.
=. BREESE, ex Senator u. y.
o. J. WOOD Il CO, Prcpretors, Si2 Broadway,
N. Y. lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establish
meDt and ia Market st., st. LOuls, Mo.
And sold by all rood Druggists. feI7 Slnr
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Medicines
YER
Cathartic Pills.

4 The sciences Of Chemistry and
ed,c,ne have been taxed their ut
most TO produce this best, most per
/. feet purgative which IA known to
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10 Eastern Siberia. The distance is not | :
500 miles. but 3,426 niles. On this route
are established two hundred nd ten stations,
with postmaster and the necessary relays
Of horses at each station. The contractors
are obliged to carry the mails twice week.
and they are also obliged TO transport pas
sengers over the route ut certain rates Of
travel-to wit, at eight miles an hour in win
ter. six and two-,hrds in summer aud five
and one-third in the fall.
The time required to carry the mails over
the entire route is from twenty five TO thirty
days, distance on the average Of from ll2
TO 1873 miles per day, while the government
couriers go over the route in from fifteen to
twenty days, or a, an average Of from III to
2?9 miles per day. The mail route is be-
tween the fifty.second and fifty eighth par
alels, and the Thermometer in winter on
large portion of it is habitnally below zero.
AT Moscow, the eastern terminus oil the
route, the average OF the thermometers is IS
degrees, and at robolsk IL degrees above
zero, while at Tonisk il is three degrees, aud
ut Arkoutsk one degree below zero. The
average temperatures for January, for the
three latter places were respectively, three,
five and six degrees below zero Mr.. Col
Inns himself, travelled over this entire route
in winter and early spring, making such
rates OF travel as these. lie travelled from
Veick. neo dlnsk TO Chetah, 300 miles, in
forty-6vc hours and from lrkoutsk to Ky.
acta, 3G7 miles in forty eight hours.
But he mentions another fact more signiii-
cant still. On this distance of 3,426 miles
between the parallels Of 80 deg. and 80 deg.
the Thermometer on large portion of it
through the winter below zero, he found
500 titles, villages and towns, showing con
clusiyely that the extreme cold presented no
difficulty in the way OF the occu patton of
the country. This has oil been done by inn
perial edic,s acting on nation OF seris--
done simply in obedience to the idea of NJ
verence to authority. What will not the
genius and enterprise Of treemen and citizens
do on any of our overland routes when the
government comes forward and establishes
mail service, and the contractor is not ham.
pepd by petty and exacting restrictions,
and our people arc clt free, each man TO
carve out his fortune and his home The
Gar of Russia establishes his route, and in
part builds up his towns and villages and
cities with his prisoners OF State, and the
refuse Of his jails whereas, in our case, it
will be the very flower aud substance of our
people who will apply the energies Of free
men and Of overegns to the building up
of our routes. have therefore right to
assume in the light Of the experience Of the
great mail service Of Siberia, that there will
be no difficulty on our, comparatively speak.
ing, much milder and shorter route.
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MORTGAGES SALE-WHEREAS

ltk default has been made the condition 81 certain
naen'urs oi mor'gsse bearing date tho Ak,h day vt
April, n y l shseuied sckHow lodged and deli cd
by Isaac X puakehargcr OF tho cOuat, 81 Rue kAr,h
and then Territory NOV stael ot Alnns.uia 10 kNkus
90, Of tho county IL Rice in said StAe whereby the
the said Nichols 20 ther heirs Aad ss.isns The
following described premsrs stiaac IN tho county OF
fsrbsuL IA sasd STATE aI Nlnncsas, 90 VII
Lots Nus tw0 ~ and three - IN hlusk No twenty seven
s1l and lots No sx 10 and seven l IA bloch No thirty
soi, Ia bae kartb cay as The appears IA he Reg
listers once IN aud tot The county " farbau 10 secure
the pay mca two hundred dollars three montha ftutn
date, ~ih interest ~ the rate IL aAy per per an
autn according 10 the ea0d ions Of Ger Ain pfoms.ory
note. bearing date the secuAd Jay II February Al. lsAs
Witch mortgage WAS duly rrcordod IN the unioe tho
Register ol Deeds ir said county OF fartaaL the
iur,.rnh DAY vi April. A. II. isaf al oelock = - 10
mortgage has been auy assigned Va the suit serber. sd
the assignment hor.oi recorded In tho office II the Res
lser ,eeds u said county, the ith day II Sepem
her, A. " isas Ia beHk ut m rsagea page lad aud
there IL claimed IA DO due said ertg he dale 1T
us iucr, The sum IT iour hundred ard eight ltAeN
dolNs aud no su or proceeding a. Law Otherwise has
been instituted IA reviewer The dsbl secured BY said
gage. ur ANY par, hersd-
Now therefore, nuee hereby sivon, that under and
b, virtue u spowor Of sale Ia said SAGE contained
aud OF tho statute Ia such made aud pro, ted the
he sa county oi fai,baaL he uflce uf tho Register
OF ne.ds II said county, al Hue ksrih Cny stosrssi IN
Wednesday the t~rut soeand OF December, - lSss
~ orhck IN The sijsfHoon az tina, day aalsf Tho
amount then die ~ said mortgage, with The and
pcnsss allowed by law
Dated pri. 81 1870
exc, Il pAiPRAr
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NLoAN'S INSTANT RELIEF
For Horses and Cattle,

feis truly Great Remedy, tlaT - cent boslc vi
sloshs insaut he Tel, gwen IA plat vi warm wafer,
seldom iAIs " cure horse VI ehn,e IN lev mtnaes
Ia okirine repeal The dose every hieea minutes
For hruisrs strains sprsins. Aid many 0>h~t tJWirs
on Horses, ,atie sna other sl,ans nssan' Re
lief speedily eh,c1s cure. Many persons have osen
toased ~ witness he RAPID care shVstd, BY hs usa vi
ha wonderful medicine.
nS-uet trculars of Agents
SLUAN'S OINTMENT!
For nildnes., ,Aiety, osr,siny, AAi ,horooshness
Sloan Tin meat elceis, and rapdis supersednk all
Fresh Wounds Gals of AL kiads, Cracked Heels,
kngboac, focvh Mad sails Callus. spawn, sscene!
fis,ula, koanderei frcL sand trzets, scrslchcs or
oreAsc, Mage and iior-ed,s,.mpcr.
THE CONDITIONED POWDER
is composed principally vi herbs And ruos aai msy be
gWea al ali AID under all eitvuus " h puirct
SAFETY, has been found BY long ehpereEer, 10 be hsh
~ useful III The cutr ui The various deas,s to Which
Horses and cattle are subject Wa pssmpcr, Hide,
bound. Loss oi sppeuls, iuwArd susns Mellow Mater,
inflammation 1T The kye, fatigue iruni har khcicAe Al
80 rheumatism, commonly vslcd Ahe huh tOmpiAut
IL Also sale snt oertsiu remedy Tor toaEhsanl ,olds
Ncnrcs ID all gros. hnnvis ana viii remove all una
mait,u sni iuNrr, purity the hluoi loosca the Ska
anse The water and engthrn every part ii the body
pne package 1t the pow drfs aud hon vi u,c oulincn
Will peiircty cure recent Founder IA sn or eight days
whoat itaNng she least effect IA The iseA Ia hus - a
,rr,u naiou os the disease. one po@ der and pat ol
box OF iho uutm.uL Viii, IN ali 'asss care the bern DIS
temper IA ea~ t~Varu soin uses required iT an oh
al.uAN'S "A spiClNks Akh sOt.p IN nNkkN TOWN
IN Ali. THE WESTERN STATE.
rreparcdhi WALTER n. SLOAN,
ousigsi truptr tot.
ursud depot, "a South Nater 81, thoAaoiii
Sold who rssle aud teai a. tropretnrs pr,usS al ~
Paul by lay \. J,nk. }. ". bond. wm ~ Nor On, AID
rr'A'icd ~ al he "'her nroggists ~ tho e'N '",a
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SWAlM'S CELEBRATED PANA-
- CkA foK rHE CuaE on
lncipicnt Consumption,


scrclula uenersi Debility, Waite swelling khouaAtsu,
nista.es @ tho iAvcr aud ssin. aud all
Diseases arising non Impurities
"a Tho blooi aud the .iiscis
'r' Oi Mercury.
SWANS p,SACEA ia, been Tor more than ,h,riy
years ce1eAscd IA this eluniry aud la hupe too isrs
uaotdlnsry tnrrs-Iur she osriuesIes ri Which r.i,r
encs nadr he directions and books which MAY be
had grahsi accompanying the fanscsa
Il bas been used IN hospitals and private practice. aud
has had ih, singular fortune ot beiag recommended
by The mos oci, hfatcd phJs'c~ns aud ohes eminent
u,bsou y u, rroi OF sars-ry, IA. unis.r.ip.
NA.athr Mou, NJ u, fruf Ui surgery, N University.
VIZ Dewes., II u, Pro- III I'd, Ia 0niv.rsry,
chapman, =, Prot ol rh,.le Ia un,'srs,p
nr nas alo rros..s 10Y ct S,Se'as. nsssa. ''"
jose koHrrueo do LuI troi oI surgery, iAsbon,
J,h'pnAn, Msmber Royal college Surgeons, London
% W trNHg, late Ninl.iur 10 SPAN
sir Thomas Pearson, MaJsr dchrral British Army,
Uiiben kObe,,scn. hrush consal. Ae, 81
Besides large numbef oi hiu'siers o tbe uospoi
Members ii Congress, fhilanthruptsis 40,
And alec, The Sonderiui cures enacted by hwam's
mady The ranaees dues NJ, contain mercury IA any
form aud being an tnnoos1 preparation, may be gwen
Toe retail pr,co has reduced 10 o. 81 per bole
containing I,,e nal, p,, /, ie,.s sIsA Tor
SWANS Psnseea rs ~ round bottles, nut.d lonaitudi
naily, with he luilowinE ieurrs blown On he glass
" sNAlhs-PAkACEA-f
and having The of Jas ~ AIS amped the seal
aud written the label covering the cora aud
new labeiuf The side 81 The bottle composed OF geo
metric lathe sork, comprising nine dnsfen dies which
have been turned ior the exclusive vi the prsprsor
~ Draper "a, bank note rnsrsscrs Of fbilaielpba
-Four des II dnufent pAi,sfnA form toe body Of the ~orh
and In the centre IL portrait 81 the i.ie Nm NJ AIN
separated from the borders by Two crelea Of isba work
The words s~sin,s frnAcea,' are engraved coaspi.
die ioTins The upper margin The bufdcrs comp ssd
Of plan iss wors slfps, outside ot ~boh . engraved.
IN small letters the entry II the copJfigh
ALSO, SWANS yERMifUuE.
vausbr FAINT, Medicine, being Ahishiy approved
remedy or all Diseases .risins ira debui, Of ,he IL
gcsuyr orgaus sueh worms, cholera n,nrbas, dysss
terry, And Agua, BILE rdna piles sIck headache, ao
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OUR PACIFIC EMPIRE.

GEOGRAPHICAL FEAIUaEs or THE PACIFIC
TERRITORIES.
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LECTURE ny hon. !. ). STEVENS BEFORE THE INV
YORK GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
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roMMiSSIONER's NOTICE

~ In the suor ~ the estate 81 ipas Martin. ", DO
ceased
Notice 70 hereby sven hat nj special tern ~ tha
Probate Unurt ut Nstaa eonniy, held al the city OF
Hastings on tr iSh day Of May, lson James hehoai
ana James ih'haA ~etr appointed Commissioners, W
receive, esamne, aud adjust all claims asi demands Of
all persons AEapsi The sad abo,s named deceased aud
THAI the aiorus Ill tomnissubpfs will the
OF tho lion, ~, sblrp, ~ Mendoza, SATURDAY Tho
hh lay OF ju's, isaS and saturday OF every sue.
o"sdna snwen ihcipaiFf, Tor oil, mUnks rum the
date oi said arpuiplmenL
Al persons having olams against The estate ~ said de-
e"ssra are hereby required 10 prescott the u.s.
said m'Asonsr-, Nthlh ats months ifum the dale NJ
our said appointment ~ he tfesa, dobafted.
Mendoza, Juue 10, 1893
JAMES AcHoAL,
JANIS ~ uMAa,
1elf-etm Commissioners
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Is the Climate too Cold?
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INSTRUCT COURT, FOURTIIJUDl

L IIolh iNl tVbhi, Eoi III " JNDi
~ tAL DISTRICT, county of Carver, state ol
Minnesota.
kiasus 4 tddy asains, Joanna Ejiy
Summons.
10 Jaanna kldy, the above named frndant
In the name OF the state 1T Mmn,tuiA You ARE hets
by summoned aud required " ans~et Tho compliant
Ia the above euulod arton, which said comp aihi IL
be IN the oace 1T the oietk OF said ,nnr, IN hts uu,
Ia ,hasss, Ia satd Carver ,oas And 10 cop, Of
your answ,f 10 he said coMplAut On the subscilb
al his oince w carver In the souHty OF Carver In the
SAID state " Mnnesoa, wlthin hiriy dals after tho
serYcr at this ysu exclusive II III. day Of
such service aud yuu tai 10 answer the ali complaint
within the time an,esad the plapN ~ this action viii
apply 10 he cour Tor the rthi deia4Bied la tho sai
ouaplanI
4, SARGENT. riaiuurs Attorney
dece wv Carver MipbssTts
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16
NTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY

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GslbogfDr Day and Uearae ~ shannon, plaintiff. AT.
Charles N wi 10 ms dsfsndanL
To the above named defendant
You are hereby ssnn0aes aud required 10 tho
comp sin IL uhs rlAinlB Va ths abots ssinled aeton
~sleh Ia nled IN bs oGss ~ the ti-rs az tho Disuis
Court Ia aud lot hH.e County Aforesaid 81 Uwstsnna
In said s"nbiJ. ard IN serve . OPP al your answer
70 H.. sail compliant the snbsafissT once, In
h"shes'ss Va ol'nsi-d county, aud rats " Minnesota
within twenty days ansr Tho services ~ this sum
nous 40 YEA, ssnuA W ~ hr dsy II sash service and n
yOy fail IA auswrr the ssli saaylabi sitAn he
aforesaid tho fislbtg Ia THE sglloa vii apply The
."ait for judgment sRshst 200 tf The sum ~
hundred and ssgssy ~. dollars with isafesi thereon a.
s rate 81 Tour 81 tsp per mont, he ~ dsy ~
Juns.A, 1881 % ss0 ests Of ,at The plain is all
ale, apply ff Such phsr fe3lsf DO uAntsd IN tbsn
e0mpisln JUHhW nkhiEk.
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