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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
20 REMOVAL 1860.
" WM p BUTLER 4 SON,
IMPORTERS 4 ND DEALERS IN
China, EarthenWare and Glass,
IAvE removed No 10 Pearl 1h street. and will open in
all The of February, and choice stock Of New
Goods o their Importation received direct this port
hips AlsNandar the Stamer and Endym
on New York Also from the Wheeling, Va and Western
manufactures every description Of PLAIN PRESSED and CUT
GLASSWARE COAL OIL and other LAMPS, CLsT0RS. LOOK
NG GLASSES FANCY GOODS which they toh trade
North Carolina Virginia and Tennessee low any Northern
jobbng house
for the last q years, importing China and
EahenEar direct this port and peigng ourselves 10 sell
others respectfully ask the patronage Of Southern
chants and the Southern public.
az Store formerly occupied by W. S. 4 q. nonnsn.
WM 7. BUTLER SON.
No 10 Pearl or 18th street.
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WV. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing Mandatory,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.


1T generally known that established Clothing
Mandatory 1 this y TEN YEARS Ago and have coust ant
thtf continued and make large portion Of
u Richmond hundreds of my customers will testify TO-
and having increased uy me better
large small quantities
heretofore guarantee furnish them low
Oh Northern houses and equal In style aud
ter.a'.
Being practical ry Business (no having climbed In at
back others stoulIer hatter self that
give good article for the price any house
Nortf S1ufh
Let those Wish build up Southern Manuiacoiies,
ps-one che Ola established houses tt and let rHgN reap the
they Justly for past present or future services
This hlmaug prove by from seyeniyhye 70 one
hundred hands y employ, and many OF then have been
for years.
Pa,roare The manufactures home, especially when you
can 10 81 without additional cost WM IRA SMITH,
las ia Main -
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RICHMOND MADE

Agricultural MachlnerV.
EANING completed mschlre shops on Franklin Street
snd Wflnut Alley the whole being connection with ms In
pement and Seed Store Main Street. Invite particular
attention RON he farmers NJ Virginia my actes for an
turing kind OF Agricultural chnty and Implement
shall especial attention n the Of THREsH
ING MACHINES Of the best models and
Ny PORTABE HORSE POWER Il arranged as to reauIre no
digging DELAY In starting and hiss the approysI OF All
who have used them My PATENT STRAW CUTTRRs are too v
known negi CONNIE daton.
As heretofore keep constantly hand my make and
fully warranted Corn Shelters for hand Wheat
Fans Cradl Respers Hay Presses Mills seed Drills pow,
Hsrrow ls Rake Cleaners, Cuystors Leather ma
chine Betting &c, &C.
81 Repairs Of all kinds promptly attended to.
Agent for Rckford Hufmans Wheat Gusno Drls ana
McCormicks Reaper dMower.
fes-dSm II. NJ. SMITH, No. Il Main ST.
SOUTHERN LOCK KMANUPACTORY.--DweI
- Locks Of description Sliding Door Trimmings he
best quality Also Prison and Bank Hinges and Bolts Of
any height. Bells hung, with or without Tubes
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE.
As sell no'VoTk but manufacture | prepared TO
Warrant 60 give entire satisfaction those may favor me
with call
WILLIAM READY,
22O Main Street, between sth ana 9Th,
ielo-ly RICHMOND Va
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MA 81 $ Err
FIVE MINUTE
ICE C REAM FREEZERS.

The only Freezer which constructed on true so,a
principles '''
The CErspest B-st, AMI Economical reoupg L.. A..
and less abor an any other being The time the most d
rabe In structure ard certain cperations
Sole Assent fyr the Uuifed stats,
YKsiCHAM co, Manufacturers o. Jspannsd
i-lf-rn $50 P"Hrl street, WV York.
h. itUohOE MIL ftCsiMONDGROUND PIAs-
- TFRhe subscriber has earnestly labord fr he past four
years o KclG1t Northern Ground Plaster ~ the Of
H8De H and supplying article tu ror 10 ans received mon,
tn North and claims perfect lie leave 70 return
bis thank 70 h patrons and inform interested bLt -
na completed his improvements that VIII enable him 10 v n
demand ,at may srie lis stocl of Lump heavy
the enormously Increased of superior altrlei ected IN
the pures' Windsor Noya Scoa) quarrs. with sp.i rf,
10 Us rclness In io u lime The rpust6n of Ii brsnt
SHAH sustained every Effort and cost ard he sk onv an
pertinent trial o those who haze made appatio2 OF i,
cHt.doc ieft"t,"' JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
JAlH-oil No a
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
VOLUME "a.

TRIMS.
,, ssrer saaa se@wsshy &c Is 3 Tssky, , 5 sS y, 9
DsyP'P.,t1 lenitanccs may oe uade AZ ne lsA % y
- at's-- sbsrs evidence Is taken on The deposit OF
q, 's, u D.. =. once containing money
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NOTICE.
OUR stock Of Ready Made Clothing, No 50 Main s.,
have sold Mr "a. WTLJCk, and will continue 90
keep large establishment No lU Main S., where we will be
peaseJto and he public In general having
made arrausyau manufacture clothing here and We
are prepared receive orders of any kind 20 be made up n The
notice Our winter stock, will offer at
reduced prices % make for Spring stock Call az
a6 p MORRIS & CO, 100 Main st.
l. NORRIS T. ELLlS
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DARE CLEARANCE SALE or
Ia I,73I LOTS OF BOOKS,
Prior to their New Store Nes 44 and 5 Broadway
=. APPLETON & co.,
Nos. 346 and 34S BROADWAY,
VIII sell ly auction
Commencing TUESDAY the 2,th of March, at p and
FOLL0WT Sc AFTERNOONS.
WELLS & ELLSWORTH, Auctioneers.
collection Of Works In every department Of literature
large number OF which IN elegant Library Bindings
SPECIAL NOTICED APPLETON / Co. being about re-
central position respectfully invite the attention
friend, the public the books in this catalogue
prsng selections duplicates from their large and uuuvaed
every department Of human knowledge bound by the
most experienced classic wormen IN London aRd well worthy
the attention Of gentlemen adding TO Their libraries
The public may rely Implicitly that all the books in this eaa.
ogue will positively be sold without any reservation.
Among them will be SseE-
RobeTl,'s Sketches Of ts@Hdy Lend; vols folio.
Musce Imperial Of France; Il vols
Florence Gallery; vols folio.
Versailles GALLERY; ~ vols. folio.
Galers de NIusee de France; 10 vols.
Stafford Gallery; vol
Musee PrsHcas, ! vols, folio
Galere Fismand.; folio.
Dibdn's Biographical Works % vols
Edinburgh Review 40 vols.
Encyclopedia Britannica; % vols, Ito.
Penny Cyclopcdia; i6 vols, Ito.
Rees Cycop,eda; - vols.
Blackwoods Magazine 81 vols, &C. DC, &c, &c.
Catalogues sent address receipt Of stamp Persons
distance unable attend TO sale have their orders
cuieh by the AuctOneers. mhi
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IAu ~ HECEJPr or TREFAL Fashions "a
Gentlemen. HATS r1.lrls.rr t ere Cu.1rs -
b. trr-. JOHN THOMPSON, - Main 81
VHEF FtRuELs' BOOT have made the above ss-
-.iyf. Farmers The are Double so-s, sew
s.fr.- r f-- They equally adapted t1r Hlntsr1en,
c- laI T..-sters. Also, general assortment OF every
.- -' -"t wNi WALSH.
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TO TOURISTS y MERCHASTS usIThG SLg ,ouE,
TIE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
as5 & 3O7 BROADWAY,
Corner FRANKLIN Street,


IOOEssFs advantages which ell travellers appreciate s Ia
Gallon cannot be surpassed, being conyerlent 70 the rir
PLACES OF business and Amusement The apartments Of uih
mere are Two hundred are veil f1rih,d and ventilated
and beng conducted on the European plan y live In ths
best s5e With e greatest economy large parof fortng on
hohd" ~ ana commanding an extensive ySE n that World q
noNn horougsre has been beautifully for he use az
ad hd The general arrangements Ct the House are soc a, %
Afford he Rreaiesi comfort 10 quests. - - ~
THF lNrERSsTUSAL lioTEI Is connected With
TA9EOR's CELEBRATEDS
Accommodating ttousad persons In which yo,, .
have uer meals they desire they WI be served IN tss-
own al 4fiuent The fare served In the saloons and Ht "a
city "' sN u''
Ielo- hlm J TAYLOR, Proprietor.
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GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS,
such shirts Collars Ties Gloves Socks and Drawers; MeTlnc
shirts and Drawers, Of good quality.
seq p D. KEELING, No l2G Main street.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-16
MINNESOTA TELEGRAPH COM

~ rANY.-In accordance with the statute in such
case made and provided Is hereby given ar
nces o. have been filed for record in the
ONCE Heglster OF Deeds of Ramsey county, thereby
F. Wheeler, j. H. Stewart John S. Prince, Charles n
Mackubfn j. Jay Knox, W. l.. Banning and LYMAN
Dayton organized into forihe purpose
expressed IN the following articles:
ist The corporation shall be known as the Minnesota
Telegraph Company and its principal place of business
shall be in the city of st. Paul.
ID The business of the corporation shall be that of
building and operating Telegraph lines in this State
81. The capital stock of the corporation shall be
Twenty Thousand Dollars and shall be divided into
stock shall be Id In at the time of subscription the
remaining instruments at euch times a6d such
pany. -'l!l's-
4th The company shall commence business the first
March, A. u. 1880.
6th The government of the association and the man.
agement OF s affairs vested In Board of Directors,
c0nsisnng OF nVe persons all of whom shall be residents
OF the state OF Minnesota each of whom shall at
compose the first Beard of Directors j. c. Bur-
bank, John s. Prince. VIM L. Banning, j. jay Knox
and Charles N. Mackubn, The first election of Direct
ors shall be held In the city of St Paul. at the Office Of
and the same day and at the same place annually
hereafter
9th The highest of indebtedness or liability to
which the company shall at any time subec itself shall
not exceed the sum Of one th, usand dollars.
It'll The private property OF the members and share
holders the company shall be exempt from iabil-
lily Tor the corporate debts.
WIN. R. MARSHALL, 20. BURBANK,
JOIN s. PEiNSE' i J. ;JAT kNSx,
UHAS. n. MACKtBIN. LYMAN DAYTON,
fe23-4w IncOrporatOrs.
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CHERIFFS SALE-STATE OF MIN

~ YNESOTA, COUNTY OF FARIBAULT-SS.-By
virtue Of execution issued out Of and under the seal
Earth, State of Minnesota upon Judgment entered in
said county the third day of February A. D. 1850
in an action wherein Aaron n Duhes Is plaintiff, and
John Manning is defendant, in favor of said plaintiff
hundred end dollars and eighty four cents.
which said judgment docketed in the county of
Farfbau on the seventh day of February, a. B. LEO,
and whereas warrant Of attachment having been is
PENDANT and to directed and delivered. by virtue
which did, upon the 10Th day Of November. 1851 seize
and attach all the right title and interest Of the deen.
dan John Manning, Of In and TO the following real
nesota, described as follows, viz e: -
Commencing at the northwest corner Of block number
ninety 1911 In the town of Blue Earth City running
thence SOUTH on the east line q vssnca street forty
north, forty t401 feet thence west. hundred and
twenty the south line of Sixth street to the point
Of beginning being parts Of lots four IA and fvet in
upon the recorded plat Of Blue Earth City, county Of
Farbault State Of Minnesota snd the appurtenances
and buildings and improvements thereon or connected
herewith. - s-af-sf 80
Also lots 81 and I'll, block 80 an, nd lot:
town Of Blue Earth City the same s Of record In the
nesota n
Notice is hereby given that by virtue the said execu
ton, will sell the above described real estate and
all the right title and interest that the defendant John
Manning, had to said premises the said l0h day
Of November A. D. 1852 and ct the time Of the docket
aer, to highest bidder for cash. at the door Of The
once Of the Register Of Deeds Of Fafibau County on
Friday, the 9Th day Of April 1850 ct 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that day. satisfy said execution toge
Dated q Blue Earth CITY. Feb. .. 1850.
gls IS "a $50 se a ~ G.: II. 0OODN0W,
marl-w6w n. Hherdn OF said County.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA: RAM

~ SEY COUNTY-IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRItT-In the matter
Of the application Of JOHN @. SIEPHKNs, insolvent
debtor, for discharge Of his debts.
To the creditors John c. Stephens resident of the
city Of st. Paul. county Of Ramsey and state of Mime
sofa: - - AS
You willtake notice. that the 9Th day of February
A. 1850 reading and filing the petition schedule
from his debts under the provisions Of chapter eighty
niue Of the Revised Statutes Of Minnesota entitled Of
the Relief of Insoveut Debtors" order was made BY
the Hon. G. Palmer Judge Of the District Court for
the Second Judicial Disric for Ramsey county 10 said
phens an nsolvent debtor, to show cause It any they
have before him. his Chambers in the city Of St. Paul.
state Of MInesota on the I'd day Of April A. D. 1850 At
10 O'Clock in the of said day why assignment
Of the said Insoiyenvs should not be made he
be discharged from his debts pursuant to the statute
aoreua and that notice Of the cnntents Of said order
- puhliahed once in each week for ak cousecuiy
weeks previous 70 said day Of bearing in the Weekly
Pioneer and Democrsi, nsswspsper puelahed a. 81
and in he county where said applicant resides.
Dated ct ST. Paul, Feb,y 8, 1880.
(. 80 MURRAY / KING,
fe1Ow6t Z Attorneys for Petitioners.
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All Sorts Of Items.

The Ballerat Ireland) Times states that
Miss BEVERLEY has just walked 1850 miles
in a thousand consecutive hours. She
walked her last N miles in 81 minutes
and As seconds at almost a regular pace.
with her body suitably thrown forward, but
not bent, with free motion of both hands
and feet, and with no perceptible heaviness
of step.
The gale of the 22d blew down the gable
end of the Lutheran Church, in West
Bloomfield, Ohio, and the roof was torn off.
Services were in progress at the time and
about four hundrdd people in and about the
church. Some fifteen persons were injured
four having fractured limbs, but no lives
were lost. Surgeons were summoned from
Massilion who went to the aid of the suf-
ferers.
A FORTNIGHT ago, in Spottsylvania
county, Va, Captain VINCENT W1rcHERs
was taking testimony relative to the divorce
of his grand daughter from man named
CLEMENS, when CLEMENS and brothers
became angry and fired revolvers, grazing
WITCHERs' clothing. The latter fired and
shot both dead. A grand son named
WITCHERs', named SMITH, attempted to
enter, when the third CLEMENS fired upon
him. SMITH Immediately killed him with a
bowie knife. WIToHERs is IS years old
well known, and was formerly President of
the Danville railroad.
The leading manager and orator of the
shoemakers' strike in Massachusetts, is but
"a years of age, But he is well educated,
having taken every prize in the public high
schools of Boston. During the intervals OF
his labors as journeyman shoemaker he
reads law, and will soon enter the profession.
His name is ALoNzo S. DRAPER.
The Rev. Mr.. STURGEON has been preach
ing in Paris. He gave a specimen of his
originality Immediately after the first verse
of the hymn, by observing "Our singing is
very feeble praise; could we not make it
more earnest ?"-which, says Paris letter,
made manifest addition to the strength, if
not to the number of voices. Mr.. S. then
preached sort of preliminary sermon,
which occupied not more than quarter of
an hour, and in the course of which he spoke
of the moulting season of birds, and said
that women, too, have a moulting time,
when they shed the tail feathers of pride,
and produce the wing feathers of grace
which is certainly singular, if not strik-
ingly felctous metaphor.
DR.. &. B. W1NsH1P, of Massachusetts,
lifted with his hands eleven hundred and
thirty.six pounds, on Saturday last, and
feels confident that within twelve days he
will be able to raise with ease twelve hum
dred pounds.
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TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI.

i CATION of Louis Blum, an iasolvent debtor,
be discharged from his debts under pr vi sions
of Chapter kighyNne of the Revised Statutes of the
State of Minnesota.
To the creditors of Louis Blum,
Please take notice, that upon reading and filing the
petition, schedule, inventory and affidavit of Louis Blum,
aresdent of the city of St Paul. in the county of Ram
sey and State OF Minnesota praying to be discharged
from his debts purx qant to the provisions Of
chapter eighty nine of he Revised Statutes of Mime.
sofa, entitled, :" Relief of Insovent Debtors" an
order was made By the Hon. E. e. Palmer, Judge of the
District Court for the Second Judicial District
county of Ramsey, safe Of Minnesota the 10th day
January. A. D. 1890 requiring the creditors of the said
Louis Blum 70 show cause ii any they have, before the
city Of ST. Paul in said county of Ramsey the 2s day
April AID 1860 at the hour Of ten O'Clock; AN of that
day. why assignment of the said insovtnt- estate
should not be made, and he be discharged from his
debts pursuant TO the said chapter of the Revised Stat
ues and that notice there be given by publishing
the city Of St. Paul. in said Ramsey couny called the
Pioneer and Democrat ard also in the newspaper pub
ished in the city of Albany, in the State of New Yo T.
called the All and Argus at least in each week
for ten successive weeks.
The date of the fret publication Of this notice in this
paper is January 10, A. D. 1860
Dated St. Paul, January 10, 1860
BRISBIN, SPENCER & GREEN,
ianl9-Wl0w Attorneys Tnsolyent.
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HOSTET TIERS STOMAC
Jul BITTERS.

In view OF the fact that every member Of the human
fs%y is more e Less subjected to some be-
assistance of little knowledge or exercise of common
de
manent health In order to accomplish this desired OBJ
viii natural state Of things At least
of vital strength and life for this end Dr. Hostetter
thu. has been tried for years giving satisfaction to all
the stomach, bowels and liver restoring them to q
" the sTIe
triumph over disease. .- :
.uency. Loss Of Appetite or any Bilious co.pisnss
arising non morbid nacon Of the stomach or Bowe g.
Bitters have no equal.
By ETH and y the change
u use Of this preparation Dyspepsia disease Proba:
than any q ways
ribued 70 Of the digestive organs can be
per directions on he bottle For this disease every ply
stefan will recommend bters Of some kind then why
ry hss their Bitters preventive Of disease and
strepghening Of the system in general and among them
based scientfc experiment. which has attended
advance the destiny of this great preparation in the
deal scale Of science. eaW! Nrl
FEVER AND AGuE-This trying and provoking disease
duess him % mere shadow in short space Of lime
and rendering him physically and mentally useless can
e Sn r. Ssz By s
the above stated diseases cannot be contracted when
posed TO any ordinary conditions producing them the
creates osnds lie palate and rendering an-
necessary change Of diet or Interruption to usua
pursuits. but promotes sound sleep and healthy diges
ton the complaint Is thus removed speedily
sisent with the production Of thorough and permanent
cure.
For Persons In advanced years, who are suffering
from An enfeebled constitution and nhrm body, these
Bittcrs invaluable restorative Of strength and
gor, and needs only TO be tried to And
70 mother while nursing these Bittes are indspensa-
BILE, especially where the mothers nourishment made
quate to the demands Of the child consequently her
strength must yield and here 1t Ii where good tonic,
such Is Hostetters Stomach Bters IL needed to mPart
shoad by all try this remedy for all cases Of de-
pnsy, sno DeIose 90 dong AK your PnysciAn' MY,
he acquainted with the virtue OF the Bitters, WILL re.
commend their use in all cases Of weakness.
GAUTION-We caution the public against using any
Of the many limitations counereis, but ask Tor Hos
stomach Biers and that each bottle has the
words Dr. Hcstetters Stomsch Bitters." blown on
the side Of the bottle and stamped on the metallic cap
covering the cork and observe that our autograph sig
~ Prepared and sold by HOsrETTER 4 SMITH,
Pisburgh, Pa and sold by al druggists grocers. and
dealers generally, throughout the United States Canada
South America and Germany. augl7-w1y
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M ASos w AAN WV W
" ENCED NURSE an,
presents to the attention of Z
SOOTHING
For Children Teething, whie
cess of teethir g, by sOtteninl
flammation-will allay all
and is sure to regulate the
mothers, it will give rest to
health to your infants.
We have put up and sold
years, and can say, in con
we have never been able
cine-never has it failed,
effect q cure, when timely
an instance of dissatisfaction
On the contrary, all areo
lions, and speak in terms z
its magical effects and me-
this matter +" what we dOs
experience, and pledge our,
ment of what we here de-
stance where the infant isH
exhaustion, relief will beg
minutes after the Syrup isl
This valuable preparatie
one Of the most experiencedS
England, and has beenS
.uccess in thousands Of;
1t not only relieves theo
CRATES the stomach and0
and gives tone and energyS
will almost instantly req
GRIPPING IN THE BOWS
And overcome cOnvulsiOns6;
NEEDED, end in death. WeS
surest remedy inthe world, E
and Diarrhoea in Children, 3
teething or from any other
every mother who has ar,
the foregoing complaints
nor the prejudice of Others
ing child and the relief that
ly sure-tO follow the use
used. Full directions for
bottle. None genuine .un
It's d PERKINS, New
wrapper.
~ Sold by Druggists thu
pal Office, No. Is, Cedar sire
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ianl9-Wl
CHERIFF,S SALE-MOWER

~ COUNY. ss.-By virtue Of an execution issued out
of and under the seal of the District Court in
the county Of Mower and State Of Minnesota, upon
ajudgment rendered in favor of John Wagner. and
against the goods and cLaeIs, lands and enemens of
Samuel 1us have seized all the right and title which
the said Samuel Titus had the 18th day of October,
Ishal expose for sale the law directs in front the
Shers Office in the town Of Austin in county, and
State Of Minnesota the 18th day of March, Js6O
O'Clock in the forenoon, to wit -
All that tract Of land situated In the of Mower
and State of Minnesota and described the northwest
quarter OF section fourteen Tl4l in township hum
Cjan27-w6w :. - GEO. W. BISHOP, Sheriff.
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fe17-wlO:i
9 TATE OF MIN ESOTA
~ DISTRICT COURT, FOURTH DISTRICT, CAR.
n Hoheisel against Casper Hoheisel.

Katharin Hoheisel against Casper Hoheisel.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
To Casper Hoheisel the above-named Defendant:
the name of the State OF Minnesota You are here
BY summoned and required TO the complaint in
this aco copy of which said comp is filed in the
office of the Clerk Of said Court in the town of Chaska
In said county OF Carver and to serve copy OF your
answer to the said complaint the subscriber at his
office in the city Of Carver, In said county Of Carver
within thirty days after the service of this
yeu exclusive OF the day of such service If you
fail TO answer the said complaint within the afore
said the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded 10 said complaint.
Dated Carver, Carver ounty, Feb'y IL, 1860.
fe24t-w6 JOS. WEINMANN. Plaintiff q Attorney