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Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
Democratic Meeting:

A large number Of Democrats met od
last evening at Cafdinell's Hall, for the
purpose of making preliminary arrange
ments, for the formation of Demo-
cratic Club.
A large number of names we're en-
rolled. A Committee was appointed to
draft Constitution and Bylaws; also
a canvassing committee to procure
names to the list.
The meeting adjourned to meet this
Thursday evening at y O'Clock.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18

A new paper, the Daily Ne,os, John
White, Editor, has been established al
San Francisco, which is conducted with
surprising ability Formcy's Press
This will indeed be news to the peo-
pie Of this State. The San Francisco
Me,Ss conducted ,0ith ability In
deed! If conducting paper with
ability consists in making statements
without any proof to sustain them-giv.
ing currency to wilful and deliberate
falsehoods, and endeavoring to blacken
and ruin the personal character of po.
litical opponent because he happens to
be opposed to the "imrnaculate David, D
then of truth it is conducted with
ability, for more low-minded, SANDER
GUS, unscrupolous and unreliable sheet
does not exist in our State.
The miners on Walkers river have
sgreed to admit Cinnamon to work in
the mines.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
Brodcrick,s Responsiollity:


I have alwavs been responsible ior
what | said, in the Senate chamber OF
out of it.
Thas saith David G. Brode lick il
his speech at " eaverville. Now when
Broderick said so, he knew that he was
dttering that which.was hitrde. Is o
man responsible for what he says who
will wilfully insult a gentleman at
public table, in public hotel, and then
sneak ont of all responsibility on the
ground that he is Senator and the or e
whom he insults but man in the ordi-
nary walks Of life. David G. Broderick
aid this and the people of California
know it. He not only did this but
informed the gentleman whom he had
ihsulted, that he acas mol responsible.
Here is the proof in his letter to The
chaliapge oe b. W. Perley.
You knew at the time ydn were
searching for gentleman to bear the
challenge, that i. would not be accepted
/ informed von of III. fact q. III, time the
aHsged insult a5ns 0fsrea = in the pres
ehce of two gentlemen land in language
that cannot be misinterpreted. "
Did David G. Broderick state an un-
truth then or does he state an untruth
now?- both Of his assertions certainly
cannot be true.
ALAMEDA County HERALD.-We
have received Vol. l, No. /, Of this
paper, published at Oakland, and edited
by Frank F. Fargo. It presents very
neat typographical appearance, and is
Republican in politics. One thing looks
rather strange to US, the names Of Col.
E. D. Baker, and J. G. McKibben are
at its head, for Congress.and the Repub-
lican County ticket, not one Of the State
officers being there. This looks very
much as though Frank were waiting to
see which way the proposed coalition
ould turn out, whether in favor Of the
Brods or Blacks. Come out Frank like
a man and let us know who you support
for State officers, don't wait to see which
way the cat will jump before you
take . start.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
REGULAR
Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
MILTON s. ATTAIN
OF SACRAMENTO.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
J. C. DOW N E Y !.
OF Los Angeles.

OF Los ANGEIOS.
FOR CONGRESS
John e. 'Burch . -, OF TRINITY
Charles l.. Scott t..................OF OF TUOIuMNE
FOR SuPREME JUDGE
P7R. A7TORNEY GENERAL.
Thomas Fl. Williams. OF EI DORADO
CLERK FsUPREME COURT
Charles .. Fairfax ax...................OF ..OF AUBA
FOR STATE TREASURER.
Thomas II. Findiny,... OF NEVADA
FOR CONTROLLER.
Samuel III. Brooks, OF SAN JOAQUIN.
FOR suRrEYoR GENERAL
Horace A. Higicy,.. ........oF ALAMEDA.
SUp'T PUBLlc IysTRtrToN
"A. J. MouIder,. OF SAN FRANCISCO
FOR STATE .sRINsER
Chas. +. Botts,.... OF SACRAMENTo
--->~~~~~-----~-~--
TuoInmne County Democratic Ticket.
Fog Srx xaroR-J. J. FRANKLIN.
fno MEnBERa OF AsskM kMBIY.
g. W RAIIFY, F. A. ROrGERS,
!. YaNCT1 RoBERT HOWE.
rSM sitERiyr-J. n. PATTERSON.
fH CIERx--R a. MARDIS.
70 RFroRDyR--N. T. BROWNE
For TREAsrRER-C. G. ?. SEVERANCE.
koR COUNTY JulGE-fi. T. MARTIN.
fns DISTRICT ArroRyEy.--H P BARBER.
For AsSESoR-nANID HAYES
For COUNTY SURVIVOR. NcD ROSS.
fso CoRoSRR--FRFD. FRFUNn.
Fox COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
AIRERT MACH, 8. +. MARSHALL,
D. D. MURPHY
Deihocrntre 'T&sket.---Tovvnshfp no. =
For Jrsncs or fBy PLACE
ISAHc A. STftENS, OF CoLrMBA,
y. Hopkins or Sraws FLAr.
Fox Coxs1ABIRs
JAMES MCGOWAN OF CorrNBIA
t oR;E II MORTON. SH Avs FLAT
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
who to nrafry.


Never marry girl who is fond OF
being always In the street; who is fond
Of going to the theater; who has jews
eled hand and an empty head; who will
see her mother work and toll while she
lies in bed and reads novels or feigns 10
be sick; who is ashamed to own her
mother becahse she dresses plain, never
learned grammar; or was accustomed to
the etiquette of the drawing room; who
is always complaining that she cannot
get enough money to dress like Miss So
So-and So, or 60 to parties like Such-a,
one; who wears her shoes slipshod, or
has hole in her stocking and is too
lazy to mend it. Should you get such
one, depend upon it, you will have
dirty untidy, miserab lie home and life at
it. But the kind, affectionate, tidy girl
who helps her mother, who is always,
ready and anxious to accommodate her
mother, father, brothers and sisters
who is kind to the poor or-who dresses
neatly and according to her means-who
is always cheerful and fond of accomo-
dating Others; if you can get such q
treasure your home will be paradise"
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18
Democratic Nominations for Township
No. 2.-Ontclal Report

Democratic Nominations for Township
No. 2.-OHtclal Report.
We the undersigned officers Of the
Democratic primary election of Town
ship No. 2, held in Columbia on the
18th day cf August 1859, certify tho
following to be correct and true list
of the votes polled at said election.
FoR JUSTICES OF TAE PEACE.
S. F. Hopkins of Shaws Flat, was
nominated by acclamation.
/. A. Stevens, 538
0. Fl. Allen, 3l6
For CoNsTABLEs.
George II. Morto1 Of Shaws Flat, was
nominated by acclamation.
Jas. MCGOWAN, 1876
VIM. f. Carder, 287
Jas. Mcdonald. LAG
SAML. e. MARSHALL, Inspector.
D Nxts NooNAN, fndass
w. Il. SIMMONS,
j. j. WEIGH, soous
S. +. HoPKrNs,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18

FOR CONGRESS
John e. Burch OF TRINITY
Charles l.. Scott ott............. OF TUOIUMNE
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-18


ance would have been worthless. At
length Mr.. Broderick said he was tired
and after declining to allow any one to
answer him, left the stand. MIR. Nc
Kibben was now introduced, but the
Elephant Of the evening having disap-
peared from view, the crowd dispersed
and the young Ciota was listened to BY
about $50 individuals, for about one
hour and a half. With his usual So
lemnity he mourned over the action Of
the President, in preventing him from
introducing any bills or making any
speeches whilst in Congress, and an
indiarubber mattrass and blanket having
been procured, the Hon. gentleman left
the etand and retired for the night.
Mr.. Myers, of Alameda, next mountnd
the stand, but as this was the first time
in the history Of our city that faeatr'-
rat performer gave US more OF per-
formanco than was advertised ih his
show bills, the boys got tired aud STAN
pedcd. A large crowd gathered ardind
The Democratic stand, on Main street,
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Council Proceedings.
MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 22d. 10.

|. MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 22d, 1859.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Recorder, Marshal, Alderman Ba-
ker, Graves, Hunter, Lewis, Potter and 81.
mons. ..Absent--The Mayor, Aid. Blake,
llendershott, and Jones.
The Mayor being absent, on motion OF
Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. Potter was appointed Chair
man pro tenn.
The minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The Auditing Committee reported the al
lowance of the claim of William Malone ct al
for work done on the street On motion tie
claim were allowed and Mayor and Recor-
der authorized to draw orders for the same.
Mr.. Graves moved that the assessment list
presented by J. A. Milgan be approved
Adopted. ....t.... ......s..., .,... ..... ....
Mr. Hunter moved that tax of one fourth
of one per cent. be levied for the year 1859,
on all taxable property within the city, to
defray the city expenses for the current year.
Adopted. A. w. CASTOR, Recorder.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Opinions of Great Men.

ts now the opinion of all physicians chemists and
scientific persons who have thoroughly examined and
tested Curtis COMPOUND SYRtP OF SAssAFRAs, that
there Is no compound now In use that will give 80
much relief as this in the following diseases Group,
hives, colds consumption, bronchitis. coughs, hoarse
ness asthma, difficulty In breathing, splitting of blood
whooping cough and measles. As soon as II has been
taken IT removes all foul natter creates easy expec
toraon and drives the disease from the system, leav
ing II in healthy state This syrup Is mild and pleas
ant to take, purifying ut the same time. Read this
certifcate--one in a thousand:
Mr.. J. J.. Cnrtis-I have been sorely afflicted for
several years with severe cough, which had become
settled my lungs, and was fast approaching con.
sumption my friends all told me could not long en-
dure il. had tried medicine and many physicians
and almost driven to despair, when concluded
to make great effort with your Syrup Of Sassafras
accordingly procured six bottles, and in less than
three months, by continuing 10 use IT, was perfectly
cured have known 1t used with the same success
IN many cases. Yours Truly,
july q, 59-3m. @. HARTMAN.
For sale i'm every neighborhood.
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Remember To Use Curtis Mama u k,
i'm ont.

Take no other for Burns, Cramps, Sore Throat,
Pains in the Joints, Rheumdtisn. Ery..pekas,
Spinal Complaints, old Sores Cms BRUISES,
SOeltiags, Headdche, Kdnge, Salt Rheum, Dys-
eatery, Didrrh10. FL q d E,
Look out for counterfeis the country is full of the
worst kind You may know the genuine by each
wrapper round the bottle headed some with plain
horse, others with rider all of which signed j. L.
Curtis. Procure this article, and You have Eminent
on which you can depend and from the use Of which
you most sanguine expectations may be realized
You cannot enquire Of single person of the merits Ct
Curtis Original Mamaluke Linment. but what they
will tell you of great good 1t has done them or
their negihbors There Is other Lniment that will
perform many cures this. Ask for ]. l.. Curtis
Original Mamaluke Liniment. Some persons " Ill
offer you worthless article telling you IL is just as
good; but do not be deceived, take no other. Read
the certificate: .-s. .s-
Mr.. j. L. Curtis IL have been afflicted for the last
three years with two running my legs, orig
mating from poison that occurred short time before
they made their appearance. Being persuaded by a
friend, who knew the great benefit to be derived from
your Mamaluke LiniIlent. gave II trial, and COM
menced using It, which did week. before deriving
any particular benefit Twas entirely cured.
July 81, '59-3m. q. TAYLOR.
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Very Consistent.

Gen. Dodge, in his incoherent rawlings on
the stump, seems TO REGARD the salaries paid
tn officers Of our State Government as very
high. This is very consistent in man who
has been receiving salary Of $4,000 a
year for playing Aunky at the Court Of Mad
rid The past four years have put into the
pocket of the distinguished" General the
snug little sum Of $50, 0O0-being made Of
$4,000 outfit as Minister to Spain and s12,-
900 year while holding the Office A very
consistent man is the distinguished" Gen.
eral.-- Fairfield Ledger.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

HALLS LUNG BALSAM, in all cases, gives The
best satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought cures
since its introduction than any other cough medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM is endorsed by lead
ing physicians the safest and best remedy now be.
fore the public.
HALLS LUNG RAlsAM Is safe to use among chill
dren and yet powerful in of chronic pulmonary
disease.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings in certificates al.
most daily its wonderful in all parts Of the
country. -...s ... .. e..
HALLS RALSAM for the LUNGS is sold by J. L.
TAYLOR, ottumwa Iowa, and by agents in every
town in the country
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Sheep and other articles for the celehra
ton, begin to come in We noticed ouI
friend John H. Carver, the other dav, with
fat wether. destined to help feed the million
on the LIST. Some Beeves are engaged, anc
the committee hope to get more. On tn
whole the indications are that Old Wapell'
will do herself credit on the occasion by fur
nishing rcpast both abundant and various
for all her guests.
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Builders arc requested to take notice that
bids will be received up to the 9th of An.
gust. for the construction of building on
Second street, Ottumwa. 40 by 40 feet, two
story high, and to he built Of pine lumber,
the lumber and hardware will be furnished.
Further particulars may be ascertaincd and
draft and specification seen at the Office 81
Dixon e. Stiles
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Z. S. FAIR At CHICAGO The nth Grand
Annual exhibition Of the United States Ag-
rcultural Society, viii be held ut Cottage
Grove, near Chicago, from September 10th
to the 18th, inclusive. $4,000 will be dis
tributed in premiums, closing with grand
trial of Steam Fire Engines, and trotting for
purse of 81 900 The Railroads carry al
half fare, and stock free.
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OMNIBUS AND LTvERY.--Among the con.
venicnccs and improvements consequent
upon the Railroad is an omnibus. of which
useful institution Mr. F. u. Streoter. iS con.
ductor. post which he fills TO universal &C
'eptance. Mr.. s. has opened an extensive
Livery Stable. in the Gossage Stable, Front
Ct
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Our esteemed fellow citizen, z. w. Bets
with 7. c. Woodward. has returned from
Philadelphia where ne purchased riamGno 9TH
stock Of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Gaps
S:c., the most complete and extens We Stock
ever brought to this market Advertisement
nnyt week
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OTTUMWA SEMINARY.

TIME sixth term will commence. Monday, Sept. 12th
1872 The Instruction will be systematic and
thorough and every reasonable effort will he made
70 render the institution worthy Of patronage Stu
dents will be prepared ~ College Professions, Busi
ness OF Teaching. Tuition will be, per term OF ten
weeks oesMeeAsy. nsaaaAasSe ss-AA~sassa2s ssahss,
Latin, Greek. French, Drawing, Painting Water
Soiors, W:x.Frult. and Zephyr-work. each, IS; Oil
students VIII he resolved at any time. and charged
from the date Of entrance.
f. .. WOODWARD A. B. Observation-Disclosures and
3As. LIZZIE ID. woopwARD.--Drswng and French
INV ". McELRoY, A. M.-Latin and GreeR.~-
Rsv u. WoRctsrvR oil Painting
onnmwa, Aug. 25, 5sa4o
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WILLIAMS ( HAMILTON
2nltra TO- n-N,s.
PLOW EAKING

VUNHE snbscr respectfully informs his friends ard
u the pubic generally, that he manufactures all
kinds OF plows and Is prepared to supply the Farmers
ofwapeo Co. with article unsurpassed In material
and workmanship.
Blacksmithing In all Its various branches. horse
shocing, ox-shoeine, and jobbng Of all kinds.
~ Remember the place, the Lower Ste,m Mill.
AARON MYERS
ot.umva. Feb. 18th. 1s3s-nso-v
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We are under obligations to DR.. c. e.
Warden, for very late New York. and Eas-
tarn papers, ahead OF the mail. The Rr. has
Just returned from the east with his fal,
purchases of Dry Goods. Groceries. Roots,
Shoes. &c, for the particulars Of which sea
his advertisement.
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We invite attention to the advertisement
of Jones, Perdue & Small, Chacago. They
have very large and desirable stock, sell
at reasonable prices and are fair, acc ,mmo.
dating men to deal with
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II appears from the new advertisement Of
e. G. Packard, published by us last week,
that that gentleman has Stock Of hard ware.
nails, glass, &C., equal to the growing demand
IN this market for those articles, and compe-
tent to wholesale and very large retail bu-
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WagaZi .aes.

Petcrson's Ladies n ,tional, for September
received last week. Terms $500; Five
$3.50 Sixteen $4,000 The cheapest and
one of the best C. j. Peterson, 306, Chest
nut st. Philadelphia, Pa. Publishers.
The LADIES HOME MAGAZINE for Septem
Der, has come to hand Edited by I. S. Au
thur, and Virginia S. Townsend, and Pub
lished by T. S. Arthur & Co, Philadelphia
Pa. Terms. $500; Four copies for $500
A Magazine of great excellence.
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The Ottumwa Seminary, under the contin-
ned charge of Prof T. c. Woodward, and an
able corpse Of assistants, will commence its
fall term on the I'd. Monday Of September
next. a department for younger children
will be a new feature Of the next term.
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We are requested to state that Mr.. Boyd,
County Superintendent of Schools, has re-
ceived Blanks for District Secretaries, and
they may be obtained by calling at lis Office.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

Joseph Barker, the great Infidel speaker
will lecture at the Colrt House on Thursday
Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings, and
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To Cyrus A. Bradshaw and Lucretia Bradshaw.

To Cyrus A. Bradshaw and Lucretia Bradshaw.
VOU and each Of You are hereby notified that the
u petition of Newton c. IIl IL now on file in the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of wapello
county, Iowa, claiming the foreclosure Of mortgage
executed by you To said Hill Lots one hundred and
seventy-nne and one hundred and eighty In block
sew enteep, In the City Of Ottumwa wapello county
you to said Hill for the of hundred and forty
one dollars and forty mine cents; said note dated No
vember 20th 1885, and payable six months after date
with ten per cent interest amer maturty said mort
gage being atediNovember 10th 1S5S. Said petition
claims that there Is due said and mortg gage
the sum Of $780, and asks Judgment for that amount
with interest and costs. Petition prays the Court to
decree that your equity Of redemption In and to the
said rea; estate described in the said mortgage he
forever barred and forcosed and that said real
he sold; now unless you appear and answer to said
petition on or before the end morning of the next
term Of the Wapeiio District Court be begun and
held at the Court House, in said county, the 18th
day Of September 1859, Judgment win be rendered
against you for the amount claimed with interest and
your equity Of redemption in the real estate
In said petition.
WILLIAMS ( HAMILTON
Solrs for Compits.
The foregoing notice having this day been present
ed to me, Joseph II. Flint. County Judge of Wapello
county, Iowa, and II having been fully proven 10 m.
by affidavit and nv return 81 the sheriff said county
that Cyrus A. Bradshaw and Lucretia Bradshaw are
nonresidens Of the State of iowa. aud 10 also
ing that of action exists against said defend
ents stated In the foregoing notice 1t Is ordered
by me that the fo egoing notice he published In the
Weekly 0ttumwa CouRIER for four consecutive weeks
Done at office In Ottumwa. Iowa, this end day Of
August, lSo9-2l-ll-Aw. JOSEPH III. FLINT,
na County JUDGE
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Extensive preparations are being made for
grand Ball on the evening of the celebration.
All who have desire to engage in the maizy
dance, are invited to attend.
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JrsT PRINTED, full supply of Blank Deeds,
and Mortgages. Every variety ofblanks for
sale. at reduced rates ...r
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STILL They COME-Our friends, Hedrick
* Gillespie, we see, are receivingn new goods
by rail from the east, from which Mr.. II. has
lust returned
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Mr.. Watson Bowron has presented us
copy of the "IIenry County Directory for
1890, for which we are much obliged
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p. s. :" DON'T forget the pig tail,
mean the ''roast porkers" that will be at the
Celebration
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a full supply of latest publications con-
stantly on hand at Bowman's, Old Post OF.
flee Building.
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Go to Nunnemakcr if you are in want o!
Jewely.
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If you want the newest goods and the
Lest bargains, consult the Courier. Bad
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The following committee was omitted in
the publication Of the Premium List las,
week
Class IL Domestic Manufactures.
.Iudges-Gcorge IIouvcr, George NJ Lent.
ncr. Emeline Depnison, Mrs. Dr. Potter Mrs
j. W. Carpenter. Suppl. w. Carpenter
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NOTICE.

To 4. W. Gaston Administrators of the Estate of Jesse
u. Nudge, deceased, Emma ID. Nudge, widow. Ru-
Gus ,Whitcomb, Bethana Whitcomh, Elisha Whitcomb,
RebeCca Whitcomb, Lucius Bond, Emma n. Rond,
Michael Nudge, Jesse J. Nudge, Emeline Nudge and
Jesse W. Winsor:
H~0T and each of you hereby notified that there
u Is row on file in the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Wapello District Court. Iowa, the petition Of James
Hawiev claiming judgement against the said Estate Of
Jesse H. Maige deceased for $780, and the forecios
are ~ a mortgage executed by deceased on the MEX
nf the 8 \ ~ section ~, r. II. n. Range IS W. and
that he equity Of redemption be forever barred and
for"cosei. AZ against each and all os Won,
Now unless Won appear and answer To said petition,
before the morning of September the 20,h, 1889
Judgement will be rendered against yan on said peti-
ton. HENDERSHOTT BURTON.
AHys Tor PIN
The original notice In the above case having been
returned mot fannd," of the above named
defendants, the Court at tho March Term directed
that publication Of the pPndency of saia su he made
in the Weekly otinmwa Courier, for four sarts.
JOSEPH HAINE. Ctsrs q. &.
AEs. l-'. ls5a-ai-tw