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shaving n Note.

Old Skintiint was the most celebrated
broker in Philadel phia--his " shaving
operations were famous, as he generally
took off not only beard and whiskers, but
= one pound Of flesh in addition. YouHg
Henry Scarum was one Of those dashing
chaps wko love wine and horses, who form
4 majority Of the borrowers Harry hay
Ing many wants, on various occasions bor-
rowed of Skinhint at three per cent. a
month "off, y and having, at sundry peri
oi-, made " raises, paid off his response
bilities At last he got tired of such con-
slant borrowing and repaying. 1t would
be six years before his estates could be
sold, under the terms of his fathers will,
who had prudontly postponed that even
until Harry could reach the age of thirty
and Harry concluded that it would be bet
ter to make heavy operation at once, and
borrowing. Away 70 skinHiaat nc. nc 'fii;Hdl 'fii;GHdl
determined to procure good round sum,
and be dcnc with it.
81 want ten thousand, for six years"
Hem what security will you give Z"
ooh, you may have my bond that
will bind my property"
Hem what discount will you give
You know my rule is, always to take dis
count off besides you owe one thousand,
due to-day, and lent you a ten in the
street the other day"
| won't pay what I've been paying
one and a quarter per cent is enough
You may take it off, and take out what
owe you besides"
"IIcn we'll here's bond for SIC, 000
at six years; sigu it, and it will be all
right"
No sooner said than done Harry af-
fixed his autograph, and hummed tune,
while Skinfint got his check book and
made calculation.
Have you got ten dollars about you p
asked he. in moment; "if 50, let me have
it,"
i" All right my old boy" said Harry
supposing he wanted it to make change
here it is. D."
Hem; hem" said Skinfint, locking
up his desk and making preparation t
shoot.
Stop old fellow" said Harry, "whcre'
my money 2"
d" Your money, you've got it. !"
" Got it what do you mean 20
why, l was to take off4thc discount
wasn't |, and the thousand :"
" Yes, | want my money"
" Why, my dear fellow, you've got it
Ten thousand at one and n quarter
month, for six years, is nine thousand ;
thousand you owed me; and just pai
the ten; its all right my dear boy iai
! business transaction -
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that year, call Il sic (Which will make &c,
G6S less than hrcc-eghths) and it makes
the population of 1857, 1913 3,34s.
10 arrive at the present population,
add to tins, the comparative yearly increase
of 1890 to lS6l- and no one will oues-
ton but what it has been much greater !
which Is 52,4O7-and it gives as the
present population of the State, SO5. .755.
We believe this is the most correct method
Of estimation that can be devised, and
that 1t gives less rather than more, than
the actual number.
If then the expenses Of the Government
for %, 53, and 5l-in the last year of
which period the population was 500 ,374
were S2l4,27O 81, what should they
be in 20 56, and 81, in the last year OF
which, the population was 753, ,34S? We
have shown that in fair economical view
they were not onl ly no more, but positive
ly s35, $50 If less.
We have an honest and cconomial adj.
mlnlstration; the senseless rawlings of star
wing political wolves to the contrary not
wlthstandng. As to their cry that the
surplus which they left in the treasury,
Gall borrowed it has been diminished, il
is enough here to say, it has been expcn-
ded not by increased expenses of the gov
ernment, but IN paying our debts, and in
building up those public institutions, in
dispensably necessary; and of which We
shall always be proud The details of
those matters, and the details of the Stat c
expenses, will be the subject of our future
consideration. LnnSinn Rcll,lLLicnn
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CAr-EGoMCAL. - An Illinois paper
gives the following as the assets Of a Ne
brasla Bank:
One wild cat.
Two wild cats
Some wild cats
Several Wild eats.
Three fat wild eats.
Two old wild eats
More wild cats.
Thirteen wild eats.
Five hungry wild cats.
Skin of wild cat stretched out to dry.
4 lot of wild cats.
Nine wild cats tied together.
One wild cat with his head shaved.
Some more wild cats.
Wild eats lying about loose.
Nine small wild cats tied up in bag.
Ono patriarchal wild cat showing his
teeth
Paws of dcfunct wild cat preserved in
whiskey.
Scratches Of wild cats on brandy cask.
Three tails Of wild cats.
One bob-tailed wild cat
Lock of hair of a wild cat.
WILD CATS.
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GREAT SHOOTING MATcH.-The Lou
isvillc Journal said:
/" The following match has been made
between Mr.. Travis and Mr. Samuel A.
Suydam, of New York city: Travis bets
Suydam $1,000 that he will find boy who
will stand at the distance of ten PAGES and
place an orange not two and a half inche:
in diameter, in each hand, and one upon
his head, which he Travis will shoot
from their respective localities. No OBJ
ject to intervene. If Travis fails to fine
the boy VINO will stand, or fails to hit tn,
oranges in the three shots, or if any sho
touches the boy, he loses the bet. The
match to be shot in Louisville, June 10
1S5S "
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BLANKS,
escorted back into the territory, under a

escorted back into the territory, under a
strong convoy of Dragons, about the first
of April. Should Lecompton pass, as
they hope and believe, the legislature will
be called together, and the new govern
ment set III motion at fort Lcavcnworth,
under the protection Of four or five thou
sand regular troops assembled ostcnsibly for
the Ctah expedition, really to fastcn the
pro-slavery facturc forever upon Kansas
-DctrOH TrbUac. PENINSULA.
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The Spurgeon Quadrilles,

Our readers doubtless have noticed the
proposition credited TO the Rev Mr.. Spur
gcon, that gentlemen shoula dance with
gentlemen, at parties. The London Punch
illustrates the idea and adds the follow
ing:
"The following are the figures Of these
Quadrillcs, as authorized by the reverend
gentleman who has discovered that dane
ing is proper, but that partners being Of
opposite sex is not SO The Quadrilles
are sold with Mr.. Surgeons portrait and
AUTOGRAPH
Ladies advance and leave the ROOM
Opposite gentleman advance, groan, and
retire Sides the same. Set to partners,
and turn up eyes to ceiling. An jump
up as high as possible till tired
II.
Gentleman rise and leave the ROOM
Ladies enter and to places. Dance at
HJitum, and that only waltz, polka or ma
zurka be permitted
Ladies leave the room First gentle.
man advance, sing a hymn, and run
around the room as hard as he can GO.
Second and others follow, and run around
together, and finally out at The door.
~
ladies enter, and to places. Stand
still, beating time with one foot whilst
first lady recites hymn. All round. Op-
posite lady the same, and then sides
Walk slowly from the room
All 90 home, but separately, and mind,
deacon is 20 take care that the ladies'
shawl one another, and that there is no
nonsense about being "scen home" and
the like.
Bsy~ q My love-" said Mrs. Foozle, to
her husband, 4" oblige mo with a five
pound note to-day, to purchase a new
dress"
"Shant do any such thing, Agnes
YOU called me bear yesterday"
Lor, love, that was nothing-I meant
by it that you were fond of hugging."
4" You little -. have no five,
but here ten"
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THE SAME EvERYwnERE.-By a shock
ing oversight the Democrats were permit
ted a year ago to take possession Of the
county affairs in Jackson county. As
might easily have been foretold they have
bankrupted the Treasury The Cii.ea
says that thousands Of dollars Of orders are
hawked about the streets at ruinous dis
count, the expenses and debt of the coun-
ty have been immensely increased the
County Treasurer has not funds enough
on hand to pay near all the appropriation.
the county officers cannot even Get
their salaries, and the pco5 must prepare
for a rousing tax next fall, all the result o
a single years operations of a Democrats
Board of Supervisors
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How THEY WERE The
conversion of Mcssrs. Douglas, Wise and
Walker, three democratic candidates for
the Presidency, from fellowship with the
lre-eaters of the South, was doubtless
owing to their being readers of the Bible
and their perusal of the 18th chapter Of
Psalms, 9TH and 9th verses:
"Lift not up your horn on high; speak not Will
a stiff neck.
" For promotion cometh neither from the EAsr
nor from the WEST, nor from the souri,"
OF course they understand it perfect,
we'll that promotion must come from tn,
North
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LAFAYETTE, Iud., Feb. 26, 1858.

ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs.- The
United States Marshal for this State
made descent upon a gang of counter
i1iters in this place at noon to-day, arrest
cd ten or twelve of them. A large aSsort-
ment of bogus coin was discovered. The
6 lng has long infested this community.
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Il. G. BUTLER & CO.,

Wholesale and Retail dealers in American, Eng
l:sh and German Hardware; also, Iron, Nails
and Glass: Cooking. parlor and Box Stoves,
Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. Those wish
ing 10 trade will please give "a call before pur-
ehasing elsewhere. lj0. Paw Paw, Mich.
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POETRY.
WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON

Who says ev cr stood q blow?
am no nigger Mr.. Grow
But to my very licer-white?
Who dares to say | would not fight?
Twas but very slight mishap,
And quite a feather in my cap!
And aot ,chHe one! No oh, no,
did but fall and StaJ my toe
Who darcs to hint that I'm afraid
Or got knocked down, and never paid
Ask Bully Brooks, if you can find him
If | did not stand Jchtnd him?
Aye, hen faced my hated foe,
And felt my noble courage glow,
And loved to see his red-blood flow,
And that obnoxious head laid low
But III this case it can't be so
fell, because-I stuJJed my toe.
Why, at that time of night, you know
\ man may be how come you so?'
It's not my fault that BarLsdale's uiJ
Was like John Gilpin's quite too big;
How out Of nothing things will grow .
! give my word it wasn't SO
never even felt blow
fcll-bccausc-I staJLc3 my toe.'
I'm not so very much to blame,
Nor have | strained my honored name
The great distinguished name Of Kcitt
Who bearded Sumner in his seat
What, ! coward No. oh, no
Aad You can't prove it, Mr. Grow,
Fo~ oh for oh YOU know. You know
| only fell aud stvjbed my toe
You needn't all keep laughing so,
And Massachusetts, needn't crow;
Ny honor is as pure as snow
What makes you look so, Mr. Grow?
sho'd have stood like, Plymouth Rocl;
Nor made myself a laughing stock;
Yes and have gigc,-PtrhoPs-a blow
If I'd not chance to stuJ my toe.'
! tell YOU | DID stuL mn fac
And he's a fool that says-oh, no.
Pray, will the rascal let me know
Whoever darcs to tell me 50?
Or has a single proof to show,
OF any sort, or kind of blow?
Come one. Come all! I'll fight. Oh, no,
For l mtght fall-and sfuJ my toe.'
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BUSINESS CARDS.
n. X, HARRISON.

Plain. Fancy, To-, News aud Ornamental Printer
UaudbIIs Posters. Cards. Ball Tickets &c spec
dily and quickly executed with ucatncss and dis
patch. Al orders respectfully solicited. Prices
moderate NuRumEENEE OlIICE-Eorth side OF
main s'r.ct, IaN IAW.
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s. @. GRIlLES

Dealer in Groceries aud Provisions, Fish, Fruit
Nuts, Paints, Oils, Yankee Notions, Woodon
Willow aEd Stone Ware, Conlectionery, Cigars
Drugs and Medicines, Bsoks and Stationery
nure Liouors for Medicinal and Mechanical pur-
poses etc, etc. Z3yi
y Paw raw
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NEI.NAIiNH.

The cheapest Music. Mason lIau,in. and Prince
\ COS have exclusive patented .prouNcmcnts.-
Bcnj. Randall, Lawrence. y gent DJu furnish aud
Warrant for durability, 40 FACTORY prices. Voice
loud or soft and tune III the equal tempclamcnt
Lawrence, Nov. !, 1857. l33-tL
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CHAMBER RICHARDS.

Attorney Solicitor and Counselor AT Law. Prose
cutting Attorney a. hc County OF Van Buren,
Bounty Land and Pension Agent. Contracts
drawn and collecting promptly attended TO-.
Office j., the Court II lusc l49- II.
Paw paw Michigan.
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VAN pUREN COUNTY OFFICERS.
s. II. BLACKlIAN.

Register, of Deeds, Attorney at Law, and Notary
Public,-wll attend to the business OF Convoy.
ancing, drawing agreements, applications for
county lands, wills, &c.-the purchase and sale
real estate, payment of taxes, examination Of
title. and the compromising OF conflicting titles,
DC. Office in the Court HoRse. 4 ly
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4 III NdSH.

Judge of Probate, and Notary Public, Van Baren
Co. Convey aAeing and other business pertain,
ing to said o!hces promptly attended to. VII
also attend to the purchase and sale OF Real
Estate, Examining Titles, paying Taxes, pro
curing Bounty Land Warrants, &c. Ohee in
the Court House. 81 door on the right. u.
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II u. ALLEN

Manufacturer of and dealer in oil kinds Of Cabinet
Ware; consisting in part of Bureaus, Tables,
BeI-stcads, Lounges, Toilet, Washing anG Light
Stands, etc., etc Collins made TO order Ware
rooms opposite the NJ. L. Church, Main-st. Il
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C. NJ. ODELL, NJ d.

homeopathic Physician, Surgeon enlist, and
Ub,it.r.cian Also, dealer in Books tS station
airy. He may at all tues be found at his
Ec,id nco Oh The corner Of Niles q Paw Paw ST.
dir city south Of CAu.. Selhck's.
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HENRY I.ICIs.

Manufacturer OF and dealerin Winsor Cottage and
can seat chairs Tuning. repairing, DC, exc.
Culcd OH short notice. Stone lime Tor sale sHd
constantly on hand. Shop oppos te the Mctho-
dist Church, III the new cabinet shop
Paw Paw July 30, 1851. l20iy
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y. u. RIOLON,

County Treasurer, Van Barcu County, Notary Pub-
lie, Ne., will attend to the purchase and sale Of
Real Estate, examining titles, paying Taxes, pro
curing EoUnty Land NaTr2ats, 0s once III
,he Court House. 4-ly,
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q. y. ,strf,,rslN.

in Crockcry, Glass and Chiua-ware. Paper
IIapgin4s Window Shades aud Curtains, Cut
lcry, Jcwcry. laukce Notions. Stone and last
oru, Ware. &C., south side OF Main IL. fia
door vest OF l.. Smith 4 Co., lis-tt.
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ID. Il. SMEET.

Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds Of Cabinet
Ware, consisting in part Of bureaus, Tables,
Bcdsteads, Lounges, Toilet, Washing and Light
Stands, &c, &C., Collins made to order Al
kinds Of produce and lumber taken in payment
for which will be paid the highest market price.
WarcrJoms, one door north of the Red Black
smiths shop. li7-tf.
L,wton Michigan.
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HENRY Sr'l;RNE,

Dealer ia Ready Made Clothing, Hats, CAPS. Vail
.,s and Grutlcmeu's Furnishing Goods " hIcl
will he sold 10 silt customers.
First Door Ea,. Ct Israeli Fancy Store.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
l2n~!V
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4. s.1NGS d. co.

Proprietor Paw Paw Livery Stable. Horses and
Carriages at all times to let. Passengers con-
vcyed to any part Of the country with 'esPaich.
Stable IN rear of Exchange Hotel. Terms mod
crate. 23yl
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T.. SMITH & CO.,

Mhocsulc and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Do,
mcstic Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots
Il Shoes, Groceries. &C., a.. Lon Brick Store,
Corner of Main and kalama4 % sts., Paw Paw,
hiichgan. ljl ".
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nENIAMIN SIMMONS.

Clock and Watch maker, and Jcwclcr. Mattawan,
Michigan. Repairing done in The best manner
and on reasonable terms. ljO-ly.
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~ II. UAYKINS.

O,aler in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Ready
Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
&C. Store, south side Main street. 4-ly
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DENTISTRY.

Dr W. Brown can be found a: all times at his
rooms over Isuon, Warren and COS store, and
j. prepared to execute elegantly and well, all
kinds Of work in the line ot his proiession.-
aad new ONES inserted, siugly cor ia sets, W on
t.e mott imnr.Nea nLincipLca Of The art IL.
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II. ID. SIMMONS,

Dealer in Sash, Blinds and Doors and all kinds o!
Cabinet Ware, II the steam Saw Mill.
IaNton. ll.-tf Mich.
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DBS 1NDBEWS q. WOODMAN

Have formed copartn,rship for the practice Of
Nelsiue aud s1rgsry, AL calls promptly e''eh'
ded 70 dgy erHigE
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Lalic'. aud gentleman are invited to call at his
Office and Gallery and examine for themselves
Charges IN accordance with thc times.
PAW Paw. Mich. li1-C ". BROwN.
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Ain1rOtypcs.

Taken in the most superb aad life like manner, am
Iut up in superior
NTJJE AND TiNISX.
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sos- This line finishes the column,
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Ttal,
S35.1Sa Il

lDlll, '''c, iN'
Showing the expense Of the State Gov
ernmcnt for which the Administration
can be held responsible, to be SO, $50 ii
less for the three years Of Republican rule,
than for the last three Of the party who
ask to be rcinstated in power, because Of
the extravaganza, theft, and fraud OF
q c present administration And all this,
without taking into account the rapid
growth of our population and still greater
increase Of wealth, and greatly increased
expenses naturally consequent thereon.
What should be the increase of expense
from year to year, we will not pretend to
say but we will give few facts, and the
reader may judge for himself. The ex-
pcnscs Of the General Government were,
In 1880, under jackson, Sl3,s6l OOU
In 1910, under Van Buren, S26, 1876 0OU
/ In 1880, under Fillmore, S44,049 00O
In 1857, under Pierce, S65,032 0OU
InlS5S under Buchanan, estS74, ,960 00l
Such has been the increase of expense
in the General Government or more thar
fve-lold in % years-and principally by
the same party which asks again to be in
trusted with the finances of our State.
In 1880, the population of Michigan
according to the Census, 'cos str and one
hoJ for each vote cast at the State elec
tion that year. In 1884, the same com
parison was SIR and one quarter for eacl
vote cast--the mean average being 81
and hrec-eighths. But in estimating tn
population Of 1856, from the vote cas-
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All 90 home, but separately, and mind,
a deacon is 20 take care that the ladies'
shawl one another, and that there is no
nonsense about being "scen home" and
the like.
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ladies enter, and to places Stand
still, beating time with one foot whilst
first lady recites hymn. All round. Op-
posite lady the same, and then sides
Walk slowly from the room
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Gentleman rise and leave the room
Ladies enter and to places. Dance at
HJitum, and that only waltz, polka or ma
zurka be permitted
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Ladies advance and leave the room-
Opposite gentleman advance, groan, and
retire. Sides the same. Set to partners,
and turn up eyes to ceiling. An jump
up as high as possible till tired
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08
NOTICE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Justices Court,
County of Butte. Ophir Township.
TUNHE PEOPLE OF THE STAE OF CALIFORNIA
u 70 Ncholas Gregoych, Groetng: you ARE hero
by summoned TO appear before mo, at my office in
Ophlr Township, OF the county Of butte, on the 4th
day Of March A. ID 1858. at ~ O'Clock NJ, To answer
unto the complaint of w. NJ. Sutzbarh, who sues TO
recover the sum of forty two 81 " I0Oths dollars
claimed 10 be due on account for mechanical work
performed house situuled on the west side of
Myers street, next to blacksmith shop, aud about
sixty six feet southwardy from the north -eas corner
block No. and for decree Of foreclosure aud snle
of mechanics lien taken the snme to secure the
payment of snd account when Judgment will be
laken against you tor said amount, and Tor decree
of foreclosure aud sale of the premises aforesaid To
gether with costs and damages # you fail to appear
and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting: Make legnl service aud due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 10th dny of February A.
ID. 1858. JOHN S BERRY. lsEAL.1
Justice of tho Peace Of said Township.
Feb 18th Nv
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-08
SUMMONS.

State of 'aiornia, In the District Court ofihe Fif
County Of Butte, tecnth judicial District.
ions SYLVESTER vs. PHtLLlP BRIEL X Co.
An notion brought in the District Court Of the Fiji
teenlh Judicial District, and the Complaint Flied
In the County of Butte, in the Onlce of the Clerk
OF said District Court
rENllE People ofthe State OF California, To Phillip
n Brel, Greeting You are hereby required To
appear in an action brought against yoI by the
above named Piaintll in the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, In and for the Counly of
Butte, and to answer the Complaint ned therein,
Ca copy OF which accompanies this Suminons) with
in ten days exclusive of the day Of service after
the service you of this Summons, If served within
this County il served out Of this County. hut with
In this Judicial District. within twenty days or ir
ont of said District then within forty duys-Or Iudg
ment by dofaut W III be taken against you.
The said action Is brought to obtain Judgment for
the recovery of the sum oi Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars and interest thereon at tho rate Of ten per
cent per annum from the second day ot duly last
and for Decree for the foreclosure of u certain
mortgage deed, and for the sale of the morgagod
promises known as the slaughter Ground ofJ. A.
Piatt * Co and more fully described in Plaintiffs
Complaint herewith served; and for Execution
against other property of Defendants, If said mort
gagged premises shuull be insufficient to satisfy the
judgment herein and for costs Of SUIT, aud you
fail To appear and answer the said Complaint "a
above req nrcd the Plaintiff VIII apply 10 tho Court
for the relief in his Complaint demanded.
( --> Given under my hand and Seal Of the
SEAL. ! District Court of the Fifteenth judicial
- District. this Fourth day of December. In
the year of our Lord Thousand e ght hundred and
hity SEVEN
VI. II. DARRACH, Clerk.
GRANGER Il CHEEsaAS. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
d7-lw3m