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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
Pres't TER. Board Of Agr'e
Nebraska city. March 5, 1859

OtCNf OSA.G CttyJ AAUANA u 4CCS'
To the President of the Territorial Board
of Agriculture for the Territory of Ne
braska.
Sir:-To secure the holding of the
Territorial Fair at Nebraska City in the
ensuing fall, the Board of Managers for
the Otoe County Agricultural Society, in
accordance with a resolution passed by
the Board, at It's session held on the ,22d
ult., offer 10. the Territorial Board for the
use of the said Board at its First Annual
Fair: Fair grounds, ten acres in extent,
having water and shade in abundance
the whole 10 be enclosed with a substan-
tial board-fence eight. feet high, the
boards being placed upright aad close to-
gether; and TO contain all the necessary
stalls for stock-a floral hall-sheds for
agricultural, mechanical; and other i'm
plements and mechanism,-and a first
class show ground for exhibiting horses,
sc.
There will be provided hay, corn, and
other feed for stock at the fair grounds.
Our position, it being.central and con-
veuient to all parts of the Territory,
ough. to be an important consideration in
the selection Of the place at which the
Fair should be. held. Besides, the ac-
Communications for boarding and lodging,
afforded in our city, are equal, If not su-
perior, to those to be obtained in any 9TH
er place in the Territory-there being
in the city two irst-class hotels, and
about ten second class hotels, besides a
large number Of boarding houses.
Believing that the Territorial. Board
will do what, under all the circumstances,
will most advance the. agricultural inter-
ests Of the Territory, and entertaining the
highest regard for yourself and for the
BOardo which you are, the distinguished
head,
We are, sir. respectfully, &C.,
J. H. CROXTON,
Corresp. Sec'y of 0toe Co. Ag. Soc.
Attest:
j: L. ARMsTRoNG, Pres't.
IL. H. HARDING, Rec. Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
The ADVERTISER.
r. w. FURNAs. EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1859.
Land Sales.

. 1NAA o.
Heretofore we have announced The fact
that the President had issued his procla-
nation for Land Sales in Nebraska. We
below give the Lands proclaimed in the
Nemaha Land District, and say to the
settlers there is no probability whatever,
and scarce a possibility, that the sales will
be further postponed. Therefore it be-
hoOves all interested to fail not in making
unnecessary arrangements to secure lands
yet unprotected. If you. have friends
thinking Of coming TO. Nebraska, have.
them come Immediately, while they can
secure lands At s .25 per acre.
The lands efefedwiI be commenced on
the days appointed and proceed in the
order in which they are advertised, and
continue smith the whole shall have been
offered No sale, however. will continue
longer than Two weeks, and no private
entry Of lands viii be admitted until after
the expiration Of Two weeks.
Sales take place at Nebraska City. on
Aug. Isl and 29,h. At Omaha on the
9th and 25th- Of. July, and at Dakota on
the 10Th of July.
AT the Land Office at Brownville, COM
.lmencing on Monday the sth day Of Au-
gust next for the disposal Of the public
lands within the following named town.
ships, VIZ:
.Ns1ori6 of lie Base Line aad East Of the
sirh PrtaciPGI Msreaiaa.
The part Of township 1, outside the Sac
and Fox and half breed Nemaha reserva-
ton. of range IL.
The parts Of townships !; 2, 8, and 4
outside of the Sac and Fox and half-breed
Nemaha reservation and fractional town
slips ) and 6, Of range I6..
The part of township l outside of the
Sac and Fox reservation; township 2; the
parts of townships 3, 4, and 5 outside of
: the half-breed Nemaha reservation and
fractional township 6, Of range Is.
The part Of township l outside of the
Sac and Fox reservation township s 2, 3,
and A; the part or township. ). outside of
the h~alf-breed- Nemaha reservation; and
township 6, Of range Il
Townships /, 2, 3, a., 5, and6, of range
Townships /, ?, 8,4, 5, and 6, of range
II.
Townships /, 2,3, 4, 8, and c, Of range
Townships /, 9, 8, 4, 5, and 6, of range
10.
at the Land Office at Brownyiae, com.
mencing on Monday, the 9th day of Sep.
TENDER next, for the disposal of the public
lands within the following named town,
ships, viz:
North of the Base Line and East Of thu
Sirta Principal .Nereaian.
Townships l, ?, "a, 5, and 6, of range g.
The parts Of townships 1 and 2 outside
of the Indian reservation; and townships
3, 4, 5, and 6, Of range 8.
The part of township 2 outside Of the
Indian reservation; and townships 3, 4,
5, and 6, of range z.
The part OF township = outside OF the
Indian reservation; and townships 3, 4, S,
6, of range 6.
The part Of township 2 outside Of the
Indian reservation; and townships 5, 4,
s, and 6, of range 5.
The parts of townships / and 2 outside
of the Indian reservation; and townships
3, 4, 5, and 6, Of range A.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
HaIf.Breed Lands.

Commissioner STARK has received all
the plats of the half-breed lands, situated
in Nemaha and Richardson counties, and
is now allotting to the Half-Breeds en-
titled. His head quarters is at Aspin-
wall.
The Aspinwall Town Company, which
is strong and reliable, are now making
renewed, and we doubt not successful
efforts to push ahead this famous town
site.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28

In the old times, when slavery was
sanctioned in Massachusetts, a wealthy
lady residing in Gloucester was in the
habit Of giving away the infants Of her
female slaves a few days after they were
born, as people are. accustomed. to dis
pose of a litter Of kittens. One of her
neighbors begged an infant, which in
those. days Of comparative simplicity, she
nourished with her own milk, and reared
among her children. The woman had an
earnest desire for a brocade gown, and
her husband not feeling able. to purchase
one, she sent her little nursing to Vir-
ginia, and sold her when she was about
seven years old Mrs. Chla's History
of Wome..
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
HAP Of Nebraska and Dakota.

Hon. s. A. DOUGLAS will accept our
thanks for a copy Of the New Military
Map Of Nebraska and Dakota, by Lieut..
WARREN from the explorations made by
him ia '56-7, while attachee to the staff
of Gen. HARVEY, commanding Sioux ex-
petition in 81, under the direction of the
Office of Explorations and Surveys, War
Department.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
March q. SO.
J: I1ONFoUN, oeC1y
Hon: Us. BLACK, ATTY Genl.


SIR: In compliance. with the request
contained in your letter of this date, rela-
tive to the suspended entry Of the town
site, I have to say that l can see nothing
on the face Of the entry which ought to
prevent a patent from. issuing. It was
made by the Mayor. The Commissioner
Of the General Land Office thought at
first that it should have been made by the
City Council: The act Of 1914, which
governs the subject, does not say il mnst
be done by either, but by 1.-THE Corporate
Authorities" Nov, the Mayor is no less
a portion of the Corporate Authorities
than the Council besides, Edo not know,
(and l suppose you do not, whether there
i s.any. Council under the charter Of Kear-
ney City, 1T all events, it appears that
the Mayor, being an. official organ Of the
City Corporation, has made the~entry with
the assent of all other PARTIES. The pre-
sumption is a fair ore that he was author
lied to do. so, if he was, then he is the
proper Corporate Authority. It IS very
clear that the Mayor, in the execution Of
his official duty, entered the landon which
the city stands, acknowledging. all the
proper obligations and trusts which he
could and would have assumed for the
benefit of the inhabitants. Their title
Chat Of the inhabitants became per-
fectly good, and it must be enforced in
any court Of law or equity. The object
of the law was to give the owners of lots
a good title to their property. When the
patent issues under this entry, they will
have a good title, and l do not see the
practical use, nor the legal necessity, Of
requiring another entry to be made. This
opinion applies also to Nebraska City.
/ am most respectfully, yours, Sc,
[signed. J. S. BLACK.
Hon. J. THOMPSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
B~RowHvILLE, II. T., J
April %, 1859.
R. w. FURvAs, Ese.,

R.. w. FURNAs, Ese,
Editor .4dUertiser-Sir: Having select
ed your city as the point from which to
. start for the gold mines; and being under
promise to numerous friends in Adair,
Putnam and Schuyler counties, Missouri,
TO write them the point I might select
from which to start, 1 take this method Of
informing my friends and giving testi-
mony in favor of Brownville.
l. have been across the plains four
different times, starting each time from
different places, and am free to say l
greatly prefer Brownville as a starting
point to that Of any other on the river
If my friends in Adair, Putnam and
Schuyler counties, Missouri, are disposed
TO govern themselves by my advice and
experience, they Will start from Brown
VILE. On this route, the road is better,
shorter, better supplied with wood and
water, and you can travel farther through
settlements than any other / have travel
led.
As to supplies and pricesi in BrOwnville
The merchants have every desirable or
: needed article, aud at prices, to say the
least, as low as at any other point. a
friend Of mine who purchased supplies at
ST. Joseph and came on to this place in
forms me that prices are even lower here
than st ST. Joseph.
If you think this brief note will prove
beneficial to your readers who are con-
templating going to the mines, you will
please give il a place ia your paper.
Respectfully yours,
ScOTT B. WRIGHr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28

A horrible rumor prevails in the Rep
ublican circles in New Jersey, says the
N. Y. Day Book, that their newly elected
Senator, Mr.. Ten Eych has been di2cov-
cred to be a Shareholder, as he married in
a well stocked plantation down South
"Some body in de house wild Dinah."
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
IBrnhnfn Nnfinn

Whereasj ithas been made to appear 70 my satsit
ton, thar there are claims existing against the es;a.9i
Charles Il. Greever, late Of Nemaha County, Set0-
IA Territory, deceased; notice is hereby given, tLIl
nave appointe Monday the 18th day Of AucGst, a j.
1903, as the day for the hearing Of said claims lct 2.
persons having claims against the said estate a-a le-eJ!
notified to hle the same at my Office On or be.creua
Gay or they viii be forever barred from s@rec0vefue sml
ever.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF February, AI
1903. r J. WHITNEY Probate jude
ordered tnat tne aboven notice be published Tor tve7'
successive weeks in the Nebraska Advertise
r. J. WHITNEY.
Rrrruvfffns EnH II Tcrn On
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
Probate Notice.

Where's II has been made to appear 10 my yalfyc
ton, that there are claims existing against the es,ast
Joseph DeToln, late Of Nemaha County, Neb-asa TE
rliOTy, dcceased5 notice is hereby given, that tl
appointed Monday, the fifteenth day Of August, ADE1.
as a day for the hearing Of said claims. aldal pe-gr
having claims against the said estate are hereby notified
70 hie tae same az my of1ce On or before tldtta 90
they viii be forever barred from recovering ~Sucbslils
anu from setting or the same in any action whsVyU.
Given under my hand on this 14ih day Of F81sy,
4 D 1883, r. WHITNEY ProbateJrl.t.
ordered that the above notice be pubiish2 hr y
successive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
BrOwuville, Fen. II, 1859. sn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
Conference Appointments for Ne.
braSka, for 1859.

We are indebted TO the Rev. Philo
Gorton for a list. entire, of the appoint
ments made by the Kansas and Nebraska
Conference, M. E.. Church, recently held
at Omaha. We have room only for the
Nebraska appointments, which are as fol
lows:
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
Special Election.

Territory Of Nebraska, J.
County Or Nemaha, S'S'
NOTICE is hereby giveu that. there will be aTEti..
election held IN Semaha county al the % nj! p'1-e y
holding elections, on the 25th day Of April, A. D is.
Tor the purpose % electing one County C0mHiss1l..
Tor tie 2nd Commissioners District, in. place u Jss
Cole, resigned.
Done b. order Of the RoarI o. Commissioners.
SSs In testimony whereof Z hayeleerl3
800 set my hand and anixed the seal % az
eoGnty, at my elise in Brawnylla Il'
9Th day Of April, a. D.. 1859. o
~ L. Z. Parker,
E[JFTH Counts ClerE
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28

The iowa Stale Gazette says that in
seven days. from Friday April LIST, 100
teams have crossed Court Avenue Bridge,
on their way 10 Pixies Peak, making a
total Of 3s7 since February Odd. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
Nebraska "a .District.
Important Opinion of the Attorney
General.

The Pittsburg- Post, of the 9th inst,
says 1--WE have received from Washing
ton City, a copy Of an important opinion
Of Attorney General Black, in relation to
the persons legally qualified to take the
titles for town sites in the new Territories.
The. cases submitted, which called forth
the opinion, were from the Territory Of
Nebraska, but the same rule. applies to
Kansas ard all the new Territories The
decision of the Attorney General is one
Of interest, not only TO the,eitizens Of the
Territories, but to all owners. of land in
them, resident OF nonresident, and to
those who contemplate emigrating. and
settling in them.
We give below the letter of the Secre-
tary Of the Interior to the. Attorney ene-
raj, stating the cases, and his reply there
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
81. JosEPu. ApriI 81 I85Q.
Br0WnVllIe Mail Arrangements.

EASTERN MAIL.
Arrives-Daily Sundays excepted at FIVE 7. ".
DeParta-Daiiy ESundays c~xeePted) at half pas;
eight, An.
SOUTHERN MAIL.
Arrires-Tfi-Weekly or Mondays, Wednesdaysand
Fridays.
Departs-On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
NORTHERN MAIL.
Arrires-Dn Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
DspGrt6-O On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
FQRT MAIL.
LeaUes-BrOwnyille on the first Of every month
reaching Fit. kearney in seven days; lea
wing 1T, kearney on the 10th
Arrires-At Brownville in 7.days.
TARKIO MAIL.
Lesyes-Brownviile, on Mondays, Wednesdays am
Fridays at s o'clock, An. :.
Arrtres-At Brawnyilleon Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at s O'Clock. 4. n.
OFFICE HOURS. =.
From z, o'clock, AN, to y, NJ. and from I, P. u.
to 6, P.M. c.. G. DORSEY m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
The Route from BrOWnVilIe to the
Gold Mines.

The following letter, voluntarily fur
nished US by Mr.. S. B. WRIGHr, who left
this city for the gold mines on Tuesday
last, we take pleasure in placing before
our readers. Mr.. w. is an old and re.
liable adventurerS"ha grown gray il
the service" Was for Is years a resi-.
dent of Adair Co., Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
DEPARTMEHT-OF. THE.ENTERIoR,
Washington, March 81, 80.

Sir: The Commissioner Of the General
Land Office has suspended two entries at
the Land Office at Omaha, Nebraska, as
follows, to-wir: No. s., dated March 3lst,
1867, for 294 70-IOO. acres; No. 2I0,
dated May 18th, 1857, for, 800 A0-10O
acres, as having been made in due form
as required by the act 23d May, 1874.
Three entries have been made. by. the
Mayor Of Kearney City and Nebraska
City. We're they, the trustees legallyqual-
flied to take the titles at the date at which
the entries were effected? To this cues
ton / invite your attention, and request
your opinion upon the same.
The certificates Of entry are herewith
enclosed for your examination in connec-
ton with the case. Very respectfully,
Your. obi. sery't,
J. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
Hon. is. BLACK, ATTY Genl.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
Claim Notice.
FOUND,

MEMORANDUM BOOK, which the owner can
nave BY calling at this Office, describing and paying
for this advertisements. re
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28

Next week we will publish the premium
list of the Nemaha County Agricultural
Society.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
Died.

IN TINS city; very suddenly, April % Sk0aSL. 4"
BLAKELY, Of New York, more recently Of Beatrice,
N. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
Equalization Board.

Territory O. Nebraska, h
County OF NemaLa, SIS
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Board o. EguiHrfh1in
OF NeIhaha county viii meet, at the usual place 81 l.l
ing commissioners Court Of said county. on ne ga
Monday q next juno, for the purpose 81 exIminiusL.
Assessment Tax Roll Of Nemaha County for the e1s1l-5
year.
Done by order Of the B5ardof Commissioners.
&S In testimony whereof have LereaAg
SlSHsSSS set my hand and affixed TIE seal q -
80 county at nay once m Browuyilie, l~'
Ssk$S 9th day OF April, A.. u. 1859.
s E, Z. PARKER,
TEX County Cic-k
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-10-05

|ds tB A. soang gentleman o was lately
engaged in teaching music, He wac ex-,ce
planning, by signs. the use and meaning Of
the particle and requested QUO otsft
them to write on the blsck board . SD. 7He
tencsshowing her knowledss ofatp isass saod
Of the prefix. ,asei.ud srtSNxsA
A bright little one immediately step.
63forward and wrote the following.
"Boys love to play, but girls 10 ds,
PLAY"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-10-05

~ A Southern paper thinks it woAd o
be hard to 6nd anywhere "more lawyers.
doctors, colonies, captains usioS. eed
'squires, more Legislation and laws less "a
understood, more migratory population, m
M ore half-cooked' biscuits, harcer ooYn. !.
dodgers less care'fof expenses. mots fes J.
garL ofoe females, more aditissueed
more Bibles and more novels, ,rmdrs ~
ligion and more devils, more clsyer4sss
and iberality, more reali independents,
wilder oxen. more politeness and gsw!lI'
'kiness, more dangerous steamboats,. snsa- 81
fer bauks more pitching horses and sawksuo
ward .dancers, than in our beloved and IS
honored United States. Noe 8dilhH .bsios
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TO AN-a,YL1NE.

ia I dearly luv the singing bird, gsz
'saci And little buzzin' B; ,6r 5adJ
q But dearer far than all the world
'9al'" Istby sweet voice to me.ql9a II
OF very deep is daddy's well. m
am And 'deeperis the sea- :" ,a.,l,
j Bot deeper in my buzzim 10 80
os1q The lav I bare for thee. -
81 Then smile on me, dear Angyline,
Ima TO make my heart feel light; q
o Chain the big dog. and I will cum
A cortin' Sunday mite.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-22

ITO Mary Slack. widowsof Hiram Slack,
IL decd. VIM. n. Copin and Hannah A.
his wife, John Moles and SaIahi J. his wife.
j. H. Slack, Maria Slack, KeEiah Slack,
VIM. Gray, james A. Lewis. Samuel Moies,
A. NJ. Bruen, A. W. Quarter and John
Grunter. Take notice, that / shall, ON
Saturday, the 18th day Of May next,
at The office of Alexander T. Laiiley, in the
town Of Charleston. and county Of Kanawha,
between O'clock A. M and sunset take
the deposition OF Joel Ruffner and John
Grunter, to be read In evidence in cause
now pending in the Circuit Court Of Kama
wia county. in chancery, in which an
plaintiff and You are defendants. And y
from any cause. the q King Of the same should
not be commenced, or being commenced
should not be completed on that day. the TAX
ing Of the same TO be continued from day e
day Sunday excepted) until completed.
AT JAMES 81 CONNELLs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-22
NOTICE OF TRUST sALE.

Dy virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed "a
y me, the undersigned Trustee, by Hei1y
ayder, dated 30th November, 1857, 70 sectile
William Kuhn, the payment Of sum III
pney therein mentioned, and the benefit 81
hich Deed or Trust has been assigned, gu
ID Kuhn to Nelson Mahan, shall, at the ls.
Sest ofsaid Mahan, On N
londay, the 18th day Of April next,
sthe front doorof the Court House Of Ks
twha county, proceed to selEat public aus;-
10 the highest bidder, for CASH, cea+
IN Tavern House and lot witbihe appuss
hances, in the Town of Charleston, occe4
Rd BY the said Henry Snyder, and mentioned
II particularly described III said Deed ai
INST. H N tE.
Also, all the household andikitchen furnE.
re, belonging to- said Henry Snyder, consist
y OF beds, bedding. tables, chairs, kitcheRs
ere, &C. &c.,s Of every description, and all
Y supplies and provisions, purchased for tls@
Re Of ssi1 tavern and now Oh the premises. -55-
$50 mentioned 10 said Deed and conveyed Is
5s aforesaid. such title as is vested in de
Ill be conveyed to the purchaser.
y4n45 Nv JOHN DRYDEN, Trustee. Il.
March 1859. 4Es M 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-22
RED WILD INDIAN.
,bacco, SNUFF and Segar Store,
InHNSW TAYInn.

.NToELD respectfully inform the citizers
wv of Charleston sndfhe surround country,
that be- has opened a Tobacco, Snuff, ana Sc.
gar Store. inFthe store room ii the upper end
of the Kaaawha House, where WIN Be found
all grades Of Tobacco and Segars, which lie
will sell low foI cash, wholesale and retail.
Choice brands.
Hollands Pineapple, the Iris Leaf, Luz
cullas' Silver Leaf, Lecomte and Patona
Brands of Lynchburg, Harris Louisa Light
Presseds Rough and Ready, Fig Leaf, Plattt's
8 Ne Plus Ultra, and Pearson's
Pnrs HaTana and Principe Segars.
j The best Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco. IA
general assortment OF Pipes, Stems, SNUFF. &c.
d. als motto i quick Sales andssmail Profts.-
Give him call, and we are sure Won Mi, be
PLEASED. 446 TT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-22
Baous & PArros, .. a. a 10as

lTNHE Commonwealth of Virginia. tn the
Il Sheriff of Kanawha County. Greet;na /.
We command you that YOU summon the C;oai
river and Kanawha Mining and Mannfacfnr
ing Company.if they be found within syonr
bailiwick, to appear bel fore the JUDGE 81 oa a
1ilcuil yoart ioi the county Of Kanawha, at
l1ass % rs held n the clerks Office thereof.
~ ne nrSt Mondayln April next, to answer
q =. Clark, Of plea of Trespsss on
sand dollars. (S2O.o0O. Ana havs 49,
there this writ. Witness. AIaxands, vT
Quarter, Clerk OF oui said conTt. n The co,,,
house Of said county. the 26th day ~ Fsbr,. !.
arys 1858, in the SD year Of our foundation.
BReus & PATros 3. d. 1als
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-22
Wagon, ana Blacksmith shop.

Wagon, ana Blacksmith shop.
TINE subscriber informs The inhabitants Of
Iii Goals Mouth and vicinity, that be still
continues to carry on the Wagon Making ant
Blacksmithing business, in ali their diffsrend
branches He is prepared to furnish his Gus
toners with q neat, good and substantial
Wagon; his materials are OF the best quality,
and he is confident his work will bear inspec-
ton, as it il done either by himself, or under
is immediate inspection. R
JOHN 0VERSHINER. !
Coats MoufH, Feb. %, 1861 S:44
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-22

ME commonwealth Of Virginia, to the
onenn 81 hanawha county greeting !.
We command YOU that ys,i summon the Coal
iyer and Kanawka Mining ana Manufactnr.
ne Company. ifIthey be found within yonr
bailiwick, to appear before the Jndre If III !,
Circuit Court lot the county 81 Kanawha, 81
Jules to be held in the Clerk,s Office fbereof'
on tie FIRST Monilay in ApriI'n ID answey
I Eugene Flandin, Of a plea 81 Trespass. an
The Case in assumpsit. Damare. one tbou- :
sanA dollars. tSiOu0.) And have then tbere
This writ. Witness, Alexander IL. onoyr;sr
clerk Of our said court, atthe eonrt bonse ~
.ala county, the 25th day of February, 1859,
N the SD year ofour foundation.
A. Nv. QUARRIER.
& 0ROUN q PATTON, d. q. MS E d.dS IF