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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-16
The Moveable Festivals of 1859.

II Is well known that Ash Wednesday
Easter, and Whitsuntide, do not occur a
the same dates every year. but that the,
are variable within certain limits, compris
ing period of upwards of month Il
the exact date of the death of our Saviour
were known, there could be no doubt
about the date of Easter, which regulates
the other movable HOLIDAYS: but all we
learn from tradition is that the crucifxion
occurred short time after the vernal
equinox, and Immediately after a full
moon. The question of fixing the period
OF Easter was first agitated at the Nicean
Council in the year 325. Ascension dav
and Whitsuntide were equally unknown.
but, according to tradition, the former had
taken place forty days after Easter, and
the latter fifty. The astronomical data af.
torded by tradition, being too vague to
solve the problem, the Council decided
that every Easter shou Id be celebrated ON
the Sunday after the first full moon which
should occur after the Goth of March -
Hence 1t follows that no full moon occur
ring before the 2Ist of March can be TAX
en- into account, and that Easter can never
take place before the 22d of that month.
In our century there has been but one
Easter falling on that date namely, that
of 1878. In 1856, the full moon happen
ing to fall on a Friday, March 81, East er
occurred on the Sunday following, (23d. J
In general the circumstances tending to
place Easter in the month of March are
much rarer than those which make it fall
in April for, out of the fifty-eight Eas-
tiers OF our country, only fourteen have oc-
Cured in March. The latest date posi-.
bic is the 9th of April; for, should there
be a full moon on the Goth of March, then
the Paschal full moon will occur twenty
nine days later-that is, on the 18th of
April-and should ii so happen that that
day were a Sunday, the celebration of
Easter could only take place on the Sun
day tollowing-namely the 2jth. In 1851,
Easter fell on the Goth in 1870 1881, and
1882, on the ODD; ir 1913, on the ODD;
and in 1859, it will occur on the oath. a
very rare case. Easter being once fixed,
all the other holidays are easily determin.
ed. Thus, the Sunday called Quinqua-
gesma, being the 7th Sunday before East
ter, takes place on the 9th of March, when
the Carnival begins Ash Wednesday falls
on the 9th Ascension>day and Whitsun..
tide have already been mentioned; the
Trinity eight days after the latter, June
~, and the following Thursday is Corpus
Christi day. Several Catholic fast days
are also determined by the date of Easter.
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A DlsCoyEgY.-One by one, in the LAPSE
of years, there come back to us in real
facts the mythical legends of oden times,
which prove the truth of local history :;
and in these notwithstanding down to
us from the lips of hoary grandsires to
lisping children-Buckingham valley has
occupied foremost place. 1t was well
known TO our fathers in revolutionary
days, that the iar-famed and fearless re.
fugees Doans, had their chosen secret
haunts and hiding places, whittier they
mysteriously retired wher hotly pursued
by their foes; and on Saturday last two of
the sons of Joseph Fell discovered large
cave in the limestone quarry of DR.. Charles
Matthews, on the farm formerly belonging
TO Hugh b. Ely at the foot of the noun.
tain-one of those celebrated secret caves
running inwardly about thirty feet. All
doubt concerning its early use and pur-
pose is removed by the fallowing inscrip-
tion handsomely carved in the solid lime
stone.
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JOHN TROUTMAN
l.. JACKSON GRAMS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office adjoining his
residence on Second Street, Clean I'D, Pa.
June |. 1854.
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GYSRMssGS &AMDgs
DEN AL CARD.
DR. r V. WILSON.

HAvING removed his Office to the new dwell
III ling on Second street will promptly answer
prOFs sonal calls as heretofore.
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IN. DOAN. IT'S"

The discovery has caused great excite
ment, and a party started yesterday TO
make thorough exploration Of it.--In-
teHigencer, DoylesiopG, Pa,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-16

HUSBAND, have the asthma so bad
that can't breathe" "Well my dear,
wouldn't try; nobody wants you to.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-16

"MR. ] want to buy a shilling's worth Of
hay" ais it for your father?" "0h, no,
its for the horso-dad doesn't cat hay"
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DkACTICkS only in the Cisn Csura q ns1hua.
= and dsvotes his time chisay 10 Conmsesll
easss. BusiuMs from shrsAd utii receive scHrsfai
aeeenfiea. O0cs No. - Chssnut strsss.
Jan. I, 'te-1Auly
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CABus' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

a. sVse' Deers e0oss 81 AHs.ss -
E1 1Ak-CuTIING done aepeHiine e. phrptea
H nomy md the principles ID IN cf1sssc,ss. =
shsir a.4 !MsfSrs dysd TO psgfsotisx, athse
The POpristof calls special attention to M style
feh11-dAwIy
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105o. SRAsoE ARRlNCRnRKf. 1850.
- 1T. LOUIS, NT.PAUL -
- sTILLWATER.
001TGHRH LINE PACKETS.
sA8 following swift and superior Sseansrs win
= esmpose this line for the present season:
CANADA, Capt. WARD.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HILL
DENMARK, Capt. GRAY.
HENRY CLAY Capt STEVENSON.
PHABINAW Capt. GRIYYrrH.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. knoDss.
WM- L. SWING, Capt. 0xssxx.
NORTHEkNER, Capt. ALvoRD.
They will leave Keokuk, for ST. Paul, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
for St. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line has been in successful operation Tor
the psst year. and for regularity omfort and per-
feet reliability has not been surpassed by any or
ganixation ON the Western Rivers, snd hope 70
merit continAnce Of the liberal patronage which
has been heretofore bestowed upon them.
For freight Or passage apply 10
BROWN, AUSTIN CO., Agents,
Lsvee, Ksokuk.
WARDEN : ASHALER, Gen Agts., 81. Louis.
Feb16d
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TAFOu1h Tickets
10 ALL POINTS ii the Union ana Canadas c,a b.
procured at the
RAILR0AD TICKET OFFICE,
Mdim Street, bsssessn Fyysf s~d Sscoxd,
orro0TE THE snLIxos nouss,
KEOKUK. .fIOwA.
J.R. TRwKaBURY,
Ticket Assnt.
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TROUGH RRKaa HT CUNTm AOTs
10 AND From ALL EAsTERN CITIES seas
- 9aae ~ thas O1sace. Damages -
ovse-sha5gs settled promptly.
Nay 5tk, 1BGo-d
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=
[1STADLSsHxD IN lols.l
1AkxIy6 aoUSe 81
90 O0 90 OsbAAOm01 D n Z o D.
HAVE this day e1n niittsd . ! partner In The
= Banki6g xlsxsndsr DASslay, (who has
- - taW 1oEtae hst ak ysas). Ths bssi-
ns:s h.fesessf, wiilbs conducted under me arm
G1O. o. ANDERSON 4 90.
Bsins eae ~ The Oldest Banking Houses III not
tAss1deeel lewA, the now frm solcits eontin-
sanse q tsrnsv patronageso literally extended 70
Il 1Asy wth mnk1 sslIsstions and rsmit, les Hx-
sAe1Qs - tAs 1ay - payment, frss ef ohasks.
TAeir rs1sssnses afs - fermsrIy BY senior part
1eT, Wis
s- - nnyaRxxcxs:
AAsh Dank,N. n.
Il sMinole4s 1npisr CO.., Baaksrs,N.
.1dWa4 Ia. Clark = Co., Philadslphia.
Howa& 1nskisg Co., Hosssn.
GepD. Iulsr Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Mn 8ank, ,Chisaxo.
- 4 0slpskA, Chicago.
4oehAm8sss Baak, Pittsburgh.
xaxaefe Deposit Dank, Pittsbareh.
Kremes 4kAhm, RAnksrs. -
o3A1nre = Brethsrton - Cineinnnti.
AD. Hnnt = Co., Iosisvills.
- otate 6avings Institution, Gt. Leuis.
Asekaks Jaa- 4, IS. 0.O. 9. ANDERSON
40eSO +.S
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p I Z E's p Z a X!

"A mARCT,S, On NocONd street.
a is the only place that you can get good Gain
twist kiass, and Colts Revolvers st SIS piece
mch90dIy
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ssns1 can be suited. Glasses nAtSbsd and 80
o:s c..sl:y Es,a for Old slvs. and c;l,s.i. ass
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PSI year sthe publishers are enabled to ap-
psnd tas Asw and attractive feature Of seriss Sc
SCIENTIFIC = LITERARY PORTRAITS.
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Thus furnishing TO Its readers, not only the cream
OF the best Periodical Litsrature Of
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ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHICAL Die
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~ say without hesitation, that IL could have
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CHANGE or TLAEl
N N 4 m 4 -

To take eject on Monday, juno 9Th, 1859.
ESROM and after the abcve date and until fur
u ther notice, two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk ~ follows:
First Train lesvss Keokuk daily (Eun-
days es ceptsdIat $500 4. n.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
Sundays excepsedl at 400 p. N.
First Train leaves Honirose daily
Sundays excepsedl ~ S:I5 A, n.
Second Train leaves Montross daily
Sundays sxcepted) 1T 500 r. L.
1EMFLiN. PLUMMER CO., Lcssees.
B.W. DAVIS, superintendent.
J. X. THwKsBuRr, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
@The above road Is now prepared to furnish
Cars for picNics and pleasure parties on short mo-
ticc and on tho most favorable terms. For further
information apply u the Once in Packet Depot,
or to the Saperinte ndent. ny
June 3. '1o-dku
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HUTIHLSS1N q bEWKY

LIVERY % ABLE,
On F1rst-st.s bss. ~ ain = Johmson.
llVn6E6. k666IkS and GARkIAaDSA
= of the best class always ready for
hire. NJ!
Horses boarded By the day or week, at prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accommodated.
decld .VANORSDAL.
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Third-st. bet. Main Johnscn. KKOkUK.
u4v1 5DeTA rssissd ~ their 1A6SiDnabls
Ii Tsilering and Fnrnishing sstablishmsnt,
: choice and excslisnt supply at 6rosdclOtks
Caaimeres, vesungs, and Gents YURNIEH-
INC GOODS, Of ali descriptions, ana guarantee
that their work shall be done In the most ap-
proved and sAttsfactory manner. They aSc con-
stantiy receiving the New York and Philadei-
phia fashions; snd respectfully solicit al Who
desire good work and the best material to give
them = call.
Arrf5-dly HUTCHINSON - BEwYY
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Il Hssa 1saA,u. 4.
ds as.s, css C.. c., ifiail:s: fsi,.s:iss,. S;s
Qepp, Jsilsr : browne. Bsnksr,. Boston.
80 Baak, ChisagD.
- 4 0sipskA. Chicago.
xasaen Deposit Baak, Pitssbarsh.
l oil.as BrsIhsrtoa . ciasi,...,.
49, ssvinrs In TIT alton N f..ss
iHsstsl'Jaa-l 'ss. aEo.c. ANDERsos
. VI. rIosrso,. .. :. I4n.7.
i WM. TnOMP0 ON 4 Co..
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lsOocssens % IL no1ss co.)
| Poarth-strsst, between Main aad johnson.
sokuk ............
| am ~ 80 "a : y. 9EA.E1s
ass.s. 3es 49,. ~. ~ = - mssCps LAsps' Looking
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80: = s;::: s. -: =. :: !.
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ysn. 2. lsse-AAw
io10. 1DTa1g Ana SUaa0r 1859.
6UPRL1k6 JUST REcELVED.
- - - -. p1Wss
nEUTCAINsSNA 4 DEwEY.
MrRcHAHr rAunps
x.,
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II T.iis.iss ana i.l.i:k.ss ....ssi.sa.ss, sa.s,.
c.uinsrss. vssunss, and ra.ns'. YUSNisa.
iNu uOOIc, o. All descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done in the most ap-
proved ana satisfactofy manner. They sTc oon-
stAntiy receiving the New York and PhilAdel-
phia fashions; snd respectfully solicit al who
desire 1ood work and the best Material to give
'Asm a.risM al. uurcurreo,, -
- - ~ y 20 DEwE1
LIVERY StA0Lk,
ON FIrst-st.. bss. N lain 4 Jehnson.
1VnbEos bo6uiks and SAkkIAd1Sln.>.
= of tbs esaf class always ready for
hire. 4.
Horses boarded " the day or week, at prices to /
seas INC Tunes.
Transient customers accommodated.
dseld .VANORSDAL.
~rn r..C
vi n
- rspvrwrrTIv '..u -
IL f~1:s. !, =. rrW oTC.cr ;. Sss'aen OF the
81oTSa s1rxStS -@A.>~.
- 1AAC0 q 0O6A 6OOO6.
- iats9e seyks md fashioW aal variess quail
ities' 70 ssie AA taetess Aavs haaa sslsctsa.
D0nnets. R1bAsns,
FkkN'h AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
Spring and oummee Shawls nnd Nantillas.
gAxcT 1Aln rms neor sxrnxa. Am
THOMPSONE SIREL SPRING TONIOs,
Lace Nits. Embroidep;aa. CoIlars H.ir R,.;a |
anA every sAinr ususIlv eon nr;.ed - ~. A..-s,
ment win 81 fon IA - ksr .tore - -hc,s.s,. "a
retail fanrlad1 M "a ExrN a.
= - :. = ------ 80.
New Spring Goods.
MISS A. xuuS ;.sc,-. -.
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iatge s.ocx o. AILl1N h11 uoODss which
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Nov. ;. 1859 dsm WY


10, Csmmoa P;,as Ceasi. Jsaasry Tern. 1859.
No c1s. ifenty Peake rs Micbsel y. hgan.
BE Il renemhe,.d that. on the 22d day Of
Ociohcr. i~5e. The plaintiff. by bis aiiornsys.
yer..Gn A Crane. fled IN the Clerk Office Of
aid Court his conplsint against sasd dcfend
ant. Michael r. Agen. And ihefsupen sum
mons issued against said defendant, and II ap.
pearin- from the reiurss Of the sheriff 10 said
.un,mr,u-, ard from the AFFIDAVIT Of a disinter.
esiei pcrson AID corrcient SHINES. that said
d.fena.eti l. a non resident o. the 5 ATE q iD'
disra The sad defendant. aichael I. Aeah,
I. therefore notified TIM, r'uless We We shd ap-
pear ~ this Court en- the fret day II The rex,
tern, thereof. &c be held on the brit Monday Of
I.susry nest. Al the Court House ia Terrc.
Hsoie. indiana. then ard there. on ~ before
the eslifne - the csnse for trial. 20 plead, an
swef, or dcmur 10 the plaintiI- complaint =
2 a. the matters therein contained viii be heard
add d.t.rsniuca IN his absence. aud a decree
rendered accordingly.
bee 1. lsss. Pr Zee 400
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On ,le evening Of tie Sd at he residence"
n. brides father. ~ the Rev. L. .. Taylor
ISAAC ". BROWN. Editor Of the isffs
Hsu,s Union. 10 si.s MARY F. EDDY
The happy bsias i Nary Fssnei-." whose
po.tie eonisibs,icss have added % much IA
,eres, to The eoira.ns Of he ~Cnion. and ~e
hone. the Usisn che has TOW entered into
win cor time. one and inaissolooie. Pso.Pss'
Gus and happy.
n, yesterday. the 2osh int. W Rev. ". A
1,wrrr. Capt. CARL. A GOODNiS. 81 this
CIV 10 Miss AMANDA A. NEWhlSEi Of
Nigo county
About o'clock. The members Of Nigo En-
eine and Hoe Co. No 2. assembled. AMI at
- s-snrinr she bridegroom into their Dif-t
AMI Receiving frem him short. pertinent and
pointed speech. he .-i,si- company led oy The
Tsrs Hauie Comet Band, proceeded TO give
their Captain sereo-ds-
Upoa heir arrival a. CsEl's house. 'hry met
~.,n~ eleoms 81 lhsir chief. no bad pre-
pared. in moment. q nice cold collation. 70
which he members u he band and The q IN
GENERAL d,dfsli iu.tiee. : hen after three CHEERS
IL c.,i three cheers for Carts wife sad three
cheers for kosh tcgesheF. AMI some most de
,irhtfai music ~ he Cornet BsDd. he com
psny retired AID lrf. the happy couple with
many warns wishes fos their future happiness
and welfare.
On re lib inst. ~ John Diekerson. '.-q
OHIO +. wooDARD. 81 this city. 70 Mis-
MARY acGiLL. al Niso county.
The Pri.tes w.s rernesabered and the DeN'l
was safici.sI on cake
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NOTICE l. hcr..by given. hat he under
- signed will sell ~ public auction on Sat
ussay. December the 25th. itsc. nj the resi-
d,ree "A John 4 " hlte deceased in Nssln'
township Ia Nigo county, al his persons a
property. consisting ia part Of horses, hogs
cattle. corn IN the Geld, wheat on the gfouDd
one two horse buggy, dc.
A credit Of twelve months VIII De gwen on
an sur. over three dollars The purchaser civ
.irv isis note vitk approved security, waving
valuation and superintendent laws, on s~ml
under TIA, snosht. cash:
william ADAMS.
HENRY WHITE.
Fxsc1rcrs.
ps. ~, rr n. $50
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EP Amcog the msny pfe7aratian. before The
rasse esstsla fsF taa Fever sn1 Asas. nonc
have been received vita such srcei.i fssorss As,
knewa 81 .ns. ,. Hc.ietlcs's Celebrated stomseh
Brers" 1his i-nie hss been circulated snd ia VIZ
tass premni gated lhrna. States. sna every
dsy TIE pfeprsiors greeted vita ipfei renee
OF some dreadful case vanqashct ~ re ~ ihsir
ssieerxisa "Rifte-s" N eer rriner.i sltio- sAers
arc families ~bs se-isst ne ~sluefs.~ IN
rufaiskar their meiitine eis~sts. A afanle h /.
both mild .ns Agreeable ne saa .slu,sssins
iaiis setioa upon ne sysien. Fora eegt.n care So
- <hs Psvst rad Asr~, F.-tsiansx pyss,r, - ard al
other mefAid Diseases, u 10 and uneqaai
led
fos sale ~ prusEl.n, ssi dealers generosity. eve
rY~h-re.
rec. -. s<wf-
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FINE ART GALLERY,
A CARD TO THE LADIES.


d.. J. DaSores's cs'dea Priod'esi PIi' for
Fe,salts.
Inftitls ~ correcting itr-raanties snt removl e
sD.frietions of tue nissthfs taris. from ~h'teeor
Tees pni. 80 ao,aia- nv, hat have been nssi p,
t,e Doetos Ter aaany years both 81 an SID tmer-
sc. villa anpsrsll, success IL every esse; aud he
1. arrcd =, naay thousand ia3ses. who have used
sasnn - pits pafsie fer the siirviaton Of
those .naesins foIa suy isrcgalsry whatever. as
well a. 4, prevent pf~-aancs "a tsoss iastss ~hp-e
hsalah ~u sot permit ~ an Increase 81 familf.-
prsxnant lcsnales. ara te.e saPposinr Ia l.ssse
are Fashioned against u.snS these Pill. whiic pres-
r.at s.the proprietor assume. scsfonsie ty amer
she asovs ssnoaltsn. ~ hepgh their mlliucss VII
r-.ent ...v u-ehrfto he-lshs cthervse ttese pills
AZ reeoua -udcd. Pan and explicit t'geeiions se-
soaysay eaet box.
TAR ~ <resients kno~n % al Agents selling
,ben spd ,aes all tell .oa. ,tey are ths best fbi'
..srs.ssoiaeea fsf al diseases eesllasto feaaaie--
rricc si s~r ~.
SslA -Aolsrale ari fstastby
90. J. u. BARR CO.. nruzri.'s,
Ierrc-liaute, Ind,
sole srsr,. 80 Vixc rcuvty. - ~sea. All ofier'
Nus, ~ saafrs.e.' ,hsy WI sappiy dealers. a n'
rsopresors afce.. and .cn3 the pills ecehenilsily
\, al 10 az rars o. ~ ceuntry. ses''sng them
sl.eo throush he rerse-Ilsass Post onoe.
oet. n. iSss-dsly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESENAN'S PILLS,
p.en.res fv co.neliss L. Cheessmaa. n. d

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NEW YORK CITY.
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state of indiana, County Of VICE, IS.

Tiso Circuit Court. March Term $50.
No. 92S. Alvin Thorpe. plaintiff, rs. John A .
Osborn. Thomas Burkhardt. Mary A. Bark
hardt William b Tuell. rehabilitation
piaisf 10 Fereclose Mar9age.
DE II remembered that on this 25th day Of
ID November, A. ID. 1855. the plaintiff. per
Scott 4 Booth, his attorneys. filed his com.
plnint against the defendants. together with
lhe affidavit Of said plaintiff. that the said
John \. Osborn Is 4 necessary party To the
above action. aud - not a resident ofthe State
81 Indiana. The said defendant, john A. Os.
horn, - therefore hereby notified that unless
lac be aud appear in this court, before the
Judge. at the next term Of said court hereafter
To be held AZ the Court House IN Terre Haute.
the first Monday OF March next, then aud
there on or before the calling of the cause for
tiial. will plead, answer or demur to the plain.
tin > complaint. the matters aud things there
in contained will be heard aud determined in
his absence, aud decreed accordingly
AND. WIMkINS, Clerk.
Dec. | 1853 w4prsfeesi
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