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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE y, {.
~ ilsa.f FROM = 11.ssrsi ns ~
OLYMPIA TO SEMIAHM0o.
The new and splendid steamer

"a ~ The new and splendid steamer
& I IN 111zAs Anczor@Oz1,
- .l)THps. wHIsHf Commander,
laying been ,porchsed By he Mail contIapioFs
expressly for ths route VIII hereafter leave OLYM
PA every Monday at II O'Clock H. during The WIdiei
months, t0lchlng a STELLA COON, SEATTLE,
PORT MADISON, PORT GAMBLE, PORT
LUDL0W, p ORT' i1'OWINSEND. VIVID.
BY'S ISLAND, NEIV IlUlvGLBESS, BEL
LINGHAlf Ray, SAN JUN BLAND, and
VICTORIA, vi.
The new steamer JULIA. WMsE BUSHNELL, Com
mander, built at Port Gamble, VIII resume her trips
onthe opening 0f Spdng buainess, thus email Ing The
contrAct0rs 10 furnish AHrDANT fAcILlrIEs f0l The
citizens Of our own Territory a. well those of Ore
gon in the transportation Of CATTLE and oil other
tons for Passengers.
No charges for BERTHs or MEALS. Ia ..fsf
For further information enquire on board. or The
Captain, or address The undersigned at Olympia. +
JOHN II. SCRANTON .sf.lsf
S4m General Agent y
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MARRIED.

colt, Rev. d. L. SPALDTNG, Of the Oregon Confer
ence, aud Miss HARRIET Z. SMITH, Of SpaGord
New York
, 1860-02-17
NEW TAGNERI Ar ETNWATER.

DILIs q cAIVTNn HAVE TIlElh NEW' ANp
ID extensive 'i-
II A N N ER X si..sg
IN successful operation and having takcn Tie .iock 81
LcaflIl ffou Mt BI'sf ranncI1io dnth hafe now
on hlIii ahd br sale general al.Drtmeni ~
LE AIT FL ER4
Of the bed a ll|ly AL 1hi-h-s All
Ordetf III inviledfrom an wanting Lcalhef None
need send abroad Cor Leather now, y We rnn more
than supply The cntlru demands of ne IeItitaly
Leather inveh On exchange ea1h raid i0f hIdca.
'TumwsteI. 0ct a 1889. t1n
, 1860-02-17
NOTICE.

GoLDIERs, TRANSFERS, SAILORS, Tor theil
- Widows or Orphan chldren,) who served in any
wars or battles, either In California elsewhene prior
tp March 3D. 1855 or their children who were Under
81 years at that date or sailors who served the
coast Of California In the Mexican war. will do well
70 address ~ Claims that have been Eected in tn
hands Of other agents have sen successfully obtained
by US. Agents acting for rs, literally paid. Land
6arTnnts bought and ssll II order. and vi bOshesl
requiring an ogent at Washington. attended IN.
Reference TO aiy Of the heads Of Departments.
.- RI LLOYD 4 Co..
Attorneys for Claims. Pensions. bounty Land, &c.
Washington City, Dec. 20 1859. 3ml0
, 1860-02-17
" NOTICE =
ITO PfTRONS and DEBTORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED having determined upon a
l. change in his business relations, it becomes nee
essary to call upon all persons indebted to him either
by note account To come forward and make imme-
diate payment. Those who mot prepared 10 settle
their accounts at once by the payment Of cash. must
give their notes with interest at two per cent. per
month until paid, = ru
! am detefmded 10 close out my present stock Of
Goods which is large and complete and for that pur.
pore viii sell from this time fogEard At COST,
FOR CASH fTbis noticp give in GOOD PAIrH.
and shall adhere tOit prompuy. Ah my former pat
rons and others desiring great BARGAINS FOR
CASH, would do we'll b give me a eau Immediately.
VIM N. RUTLEDGE.
OLYMPIA. Jan. IL, 1860. Avs
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Tic Visit Of the Prince OF Wales.
tF1pn TEE London T1ioes.1

1t would be matter Of regret if the Prince,
sn,;sf;ed with the homage of the Canadians,
s,,o,,J NEGLECT to visit the Republic NOW
njaya 80 great pazt il tbs world: W. 90 MT,
Fl course, anticipate in any case that the Prince
,rould return to England without having set
foot on the United States territory; hut there
arr different ways Of visiting country, and, as
none repavs attentive observation more than
he american Republic, 50 none is likely to he
50 i'll understood by Ilare iiying tour,3t.
tmerica is not country Of museums and ra!a-
aces Ia be "done in SO many days with Nul-
rav's Handbook. Its interest consists in Its
neon,e. in the phases Of ciSlis4atton through
which they are passing, IN the political aud com.
merciai activity which they display, in their
ancrsr and restlessness, their greatness and
their weakness.
Although We cannot expect that Eouth Il.
lis nineteenth Year should be able to appreciate
the American Commonwealth, vet re feel sure
that a jourhey through the United States, :ad
some association with the people, would not be
Inst labor, Of kind and courteous reception
tue son Of Queen Tictoris may be very sure.
Tie interest Of Americans in the descendants Of
The former ruler Of their country is second only
to that Of Englishmen themselves, and, whatsr-
er mav hays been formerly the case, the ftelint,
i; uo;: o:e of good w;ll aad sympathy. Tic
Prince Of Wales might find both instruction and
recreation in Tislt the Atlantic cities, wheth-
er be New York, in all its ambitious and span.
new splcudor, or its nore1suiet rirals
Tiers is mich to be learnt froEl few weeks
Of such t1avel-more than royal personsge
may exer afterwards have an opportunity Of
learning, One who is called to such high desti-
MES. cpd who will have such opportunities ci
directing the tastes Of his countEymen, may ad
rantaceously study the progress in the arts oi
/ life by q people thrown, as were but yester.
dAy. On tie shores Of new continent pro,
ere:s not less wonderful than their commercial
nrnsnnritY.
, 1860-04-14
Western Chess UouErea&,
fF1on the Missouri Democrat, l3th.l
r,rs- nAY's perrypbrxts.

Tho first meeting Of this association was held
yesterday morning ut 10 o'clock Il. H.. as pre-
yiously announced. 4 large number Of players
and amateurs from home and abroad were
present, md signifcd their intention OF entering
the lists: The Congress was called to order By
Ar. ]. " Skinner, who, in behalf Of a cemnllt-
tee appointed fer tile purpose, nominated tue
follow ing gentlemen as permanent officers Of the
association
President Mr.. Johu Til1son, Of Quincy, ILL
nois.
Vice prcsidcnts-Mr. G. jackson, Of wapello,
Iowa; Nr. c. D. Moody, Of BeardstoWn, Illinois.
secretar5-,L. Theodore u. Brown, Of St.
Louis.
Assistant Sccretary-M. 1. r. Fabef, Of Ar
cadia, No.
Umpire-J. II. Skinner, Of St. Louis.
The nominations were seconded, and the list
unanimously elected.
Mr.. Tiilsou, on taking the chair, made Il few
eloquent and pertinent remarks, concluding by
lnodestly remarking that be would not occupy
time so valuable to the meeting.
Several minor points were settled, concerning
tbs entrance fee to the tournament, amount OF
prizes, urd the members proceeded TO the
drawing.
The following gentlemen were pi.ted to con-
test against each other in tue first section:
G. Rowland. Of Quincy.
2. Mr.. J. j. Brown, Of St. Louis, against Ar.
7. Cluyto of Learenw0rth, X. T.
.. Mr.. Jackson. Of 'Wanello, against Mr. Geo.
". Jenks, Of St. Louis.
4. sr. G. u: Moody, Of Beardstown, ILL.,,
against Mr. J. ". Skinner, Of st. Louis.
). Mr. O. II. Tennison, Of Leaveuwortb, X. T.,
against Mr. T. n. Brown, Of st. Louis.
&. Mr. Charles Daenzer, Of st. Louis, against
Mr.. Otto Monnig. Of St. Louis.
I. Mr. Louis Freleigh, Of St. Louis, a9uipst
Mr.. Eames, Of Beardstown, Of Ill.
There being only fifteen names entered, the
remaining one, III. Tillson, was drawn against
blank, 10 be filled by the first arrival-sls ser-
eral players are expected get.
The winner Of the first two games will be the
victor in each section, until the lust, when it has
been changed to the best three out Of fye.
Drawn games not to count.
Letters were read which had been received
from various players throughout the country.
who are unable to attend, giving assurances Of
their sylppnthv and good wishes among others
from alr- Charles 4, Muursin, Of Ncw 0rleaus
Mr. Theo. French. Of Cincinnati; Air. Bland
Billiard, Of Louisville; Mr.. J. n. Crawford, Of
Davenport, &c.
Playing was commenced at : +. H., aud the
first game finished about 4-between Daenzer
and Mounig-and wns a drsw.
, 1860-04-14
The Gfent California Land Claims.
Correspondence of the n. T. Tribunal

rH11apftrzt4- April ..
Certain circles here ars in autter Of excite
ment touching the great California land claim
to the site on which San Francisco has been
built. The impending fual Judgment on this
sa@ a " The hghest Fedsa cqns hss I'm 1nteos
pany holding the claim is diEided into 800
shares, mos. Of which are held by parties here,
some ia sums as high rs near $l00, ,o0o by SIN
gle individual. These shares were sold or'gl-
uallJ at S3,6o0 each, and prev'uas to 1857 were
eagerly sought after at that ;'.lee. They were
prime eol!ate.sls in those days: geoa tor aa ID
vance Of $2 500 per share, at which figure rnm. ;.
bers Of them were hypothccated. The crash Of
1857 converted lenders on them into reluctant
owners, who still hold them. Since that con-
version they hare been gradually sinking 70
price, until they noW command only about $500
per share. This fall is the more remarkable, as
in the interval two decisions hare been had IN
California confirming the claim. The final ar
gument has just been made at Washington, and
now all parties here are on the gus rite for the
grand result, which will make or break sorue Of
them. The claim exceeds II, 900 scres n ex-
tent, embraces nearly the whole site OF San
francisco, stretches to the Pacific on the West,
six miles South, taking in q vast number Of
what arc now improved farms, besides thousands
Of costly stores, dwellings, wharves and other
Improvements constituting the city. The
assessed value Of the land is S15,0o0. 900. All
these numerous owners will be ousted or com.
PEELED TO buy their property second time, if
the Land Association gain their cause. Such a
decision will make the latter enormously rich,
while it will probably ruin thousands in calilor-
MIA. 1fit 20 the other way, the shares will be
worthless, and with the bursting Of the great
bubble, there wilt undoubtedly be bursting Of
another kind No wonder, then, that with such
an issue at stake, and On the point Of being de-
cided, there should be futter here where 50
large an interest is held. Without doubt the
suspense il equally painful in California. But
our Philadelphia holders are uushaken in their
confidence Of gaining the cause, alleging that
nothing hss yet transpred to Tsatfn zeal ~ tue s Ell
enough for them.
, 1860-04-14

4 correspondent Of the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal, {Dr. n. Green, Of Hartford,
Conn. J states that cauterization By hot tallox
is IN immediate cure for ingrowing nails. lie
says:
The patient on whom first tried this plan
was a rounr lady, who had been unable to PIT
On n sltne for several months. and decidedly the
worst case that hare ever seen. The disease
na6 been of long standing. Tna edge OF the
nail was deeply undermined, the granulations
formed hich ridge, partly covered with skin,
and ms constantly oozed from the root Of the
nail The whole toe was swollen and extreme
r. lander and painful Ny mode Of proceeding
Vas this. mt very small piece OF talow in 4
spoon and heated it over lamp till it became
Tey hot, and dropped two or three drops be-
tween the nail and The sranulations- The effect
was almost magical. Pain and tenderness were
at once relieved, and in 4 few days the granula.
lions we're iii gone, the diseased parts dr. an3
destitute of feeling, and the edge Of the nail ex-
posed so as to admit Of being pared away with
ont Auy inconven1ence- 4as cure Was CON-
plete, and the trouble never returned
the s.me satiafactory results. The operation
carses but I.t1c il any pain, If the t: llaE l.
properly heated. 4 repetition might in some
cases be necessary, although bare never met
9ith case that did not yield to one application.
Admitting the theory Of Or. Lorinser 10 be sor-
rect- The n,odus operandi is very plainly to be
seen. The liquid cautery in4ilauatss itsslf in
crerr interstice, under the nail along the fistu.
Ia into The ulcer st the uat1ix Of tho null accom-
niikhinr in oue micnte, without pain, all thai
can be effected by the painful application oi
| nitrate Of silyes for several weeks,
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Ff0tn Tie CFnEQG11t CG01filEfE
II, f5sua;sn1r}t

tFron the Cincinnati C6ulnercsal
Tofle AychJithnp Of Cincinnati:
K1anr REyEnESp SIN Some priests Of your
doces officiating in the pLilomenia church Of
this city, refused during tue past week
to grant absolution TO some Catholic servant
girls b. cause they were in the employ Of some
Jewish families; and after some entrcaties the
right Of absotution was performed, but under
the condition that they should leave, without
delay, these families.
ordained to teach aud preach love and good will
to men, MI act Of fanatic bigotry, an insult to
our American institutions. Sucll abuses and
preiudices date from the days Of the fanntic-
ism Of medi:rva1 ages but are violation Of
the spirit Of humanity, which, in our days, en-
deavors to Unite man kind into one common
brotherhood.
We Hebrews of this oge respect and rrgard
every man, whatever be his creed. 1t is quite
imn,aterisf to US whether he wcrships in Il
church, u mosque, Synagogue,Or heatlIen tent
ple, provided he he an upright. charitable man
and good citizen. But we look back with scoru
and Indignation on all men who, in our day. arc
carried nway br sectarian obsolete doctrines,
and by a misunderstood zeal, to show discord
among their fellow men and fellow citizens.
At the satne time, a,n under the sAddniug
obligation to inform you that, in case this mis-
dcn,eauor wilt be continued By the clergy under
your command. a league will be formed by the
Hebrew merchants Of this city for the purpose
of discharging at once ali the thousands Of
Catholic worknen at present engaged by their
large mercantile houses.
These men will oniv comply with the tommaud
issued BY your clergy in the confessional chair.
For the fatal and disasterous consequences re-
sulting from such a measure, VIC will bold re.
| sponsible those men with whom originate such
| 10 this county Of religions and civil liberty.
trust you vii exercise the great inuuencc
| which our high office gives to you, to prevent
| such calamity. To foster and to promote
peace and good will is the duty Of every up,
! right man how much moro that Of 4 priest.
/ With the highest regard and consideration
kignt Re7erend Sir. yours.
UR. L1LlENTuAI,
I '~ Rabbi, broadway Synagogue.
i
, 1860-04-14

1t has long been observed BY medical writer's,
that death IS frequently preceded By insanity.
This reminds Ut Of a case which occurred many
years ago in q Philadelphia court, where a
two-thirds Of her husbands estate-his rela-
tons groundin: their claim on the alleged in
sanity Of the defunct It may be Is we'll to
premise that the presiding Judge was not ouly
convivial, but gallant. "W hat were yorr hus.
bands last words:" inquired the attorney.
des dd fctI res ss'"g aeS rsshes os
deed, yon must, ma'am. Yous claim may be
decided By H." Still b'ush:uy, tho widow de.
cliued to tell. Atlast, direct appeal iron, the
bench elected the information. aHe said. kiss
me Polly, and open that other bottle Of cham,
~ Me k know nGt Thstner sh It Eas 81, adm!ra
w1ft, ,hat inspired the judge at that instant bul
he st once cried. with all the enthusiasm Of con.
vicsion, "Ssusible to the last'
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Going Ahend.

From The Lake Superior tNazqu~stc} Journal. April III
Marquette has fairly awokc from its long
sluu1ber, anIis beginning to stir. l. stroll orer
the town consinces that it is to make 4 stride
forward this season unparalleled in its history.
We stumbled upon material for new cdi6ees,
soon to be erected. Cellars arc being dug, lots
and ssreets graded, frames erected, side walks
constructed, and everywhere is heard the music
Of the hatnuez.
And soon wo shall hear the snort Of the iron
horse. with ths cars at his heels thunderiu.
down from the mountains, and to a far different
tune from anything We hnye seen before, all the
appliances Of the road being doubled, and th:
invading force At the mountains increased ia a
corresponding degree. And then there will be
the feet Of \ hundred and ifty sail vessels - b
bor, and crowdinE about our docks. And all
This but feebly shadows forth what Ne are II
witness in future ysaEs.
, 1860-04-14

-Ir. bennett, from Maulmain, raports 1oa'
the ban which bad been placed on the distribu-
tion Of books IN Burmah. has been removed By
the present Ling. and TINT there is now no hin
in that country. The denand for school-books
is still on the increase, and a wide aud open
field is presented for the instruction Of the
Young.
, 1860-04-14

/ Philadelphia correspondent Of tine New
York Tribune writes:
The slaughtering Of silk goods ut the New
York auctions is making the article 30 cheap
and plenty here that our ferninines are crowd
ing the retailers counters more anxious than
ever, to buy not what they want or need. but
simply because these tEappings arc 50 cheap.
Looking IN at these crowded bssaars, one is
struck with the large proportion Of servant
girls who arc spending their moner for silks.
Indeed, the eon.umplion Of the:e h 1u1uries
our fashionable thoroughfares in skirts as am
pie, md tinery as gaudy Us their mistressea.
When sickness orertakes them, they are left
without dollar, begeared By the pesnicious
example &c. them by their employers. It must
be evident that much Of the general stagnation
Of trade is owinG to this Insane e1traTsgancc
among American wotncu. You importers may
lose heavily by fluttipg the country with tlrse
supsrai.ies but lst .hem sell as f''in9osly lon.
consuming them. The women Of this nation
having never yet sared It, we should adopt
measures to prevent them from thus destroying
, 1860-04-14

Bor Forxp on TIE SoRTu R1yIR.-The three
wise len OF Gotham who went to sea iu bowl
we're thought to be plucky fellows. 4 boz eiey-
en- years old has out-stripped them in bold dar-
Ing, having ventured to season rough board
raft OF his own making Early this morning
two men in a row boat saw an object floating ia
curiosity impe11sd them to inspect the object,
and pulling their oars they soon came upon 4
ko7 on raft. The boy was a. happy IS 4
cla,n. he said hs was going to sea- fhe men
had some difficulty in dissusding the naut;cally
disposed youngster from abandoning his marine
nroject,-y !. Post, at1.
, 1860-04-14

rT THE SEQUEL TO TIKI DIAxoxp NkDp1xG.
-"I won't vouch for the accuracy Of it," says
Journal, 'tbut rumor eays that the lady Of tho
Diamond Wedding hiss come back agaln-that
She found her lord and rlastas test bad teH-
pered and penurious-that tie now due install
meut on the Fourteenth street house has not
beea paid, and that Ill round something is 70
pay generally. Not haring, ths fear Of either
seud Tou the tale aaoat for Whist it is Torth.' p
, 1860-04-14
Execution At Con8tantlnople.-T
BoygstrlnK Revived.

From tAe Leyant Herald. March It'll
On Sunday morning. the wife and paramour,
the murderer Of the late Ferk lbrahim Pasha,
suffered "the last penalty Of the law" ut Tho
tence Of the condemned couple hnd been con.
frmed several days before by the Sultan, it
would have been Immediately carried intneffect
but for the difficulty Of finding an executiouer,
the popular feeling as to Buch services being
now widely different from v hat it Was in the
"rood old tines" when the bowstEing and the
scimetar were seldom day unused. At last,
however, the (considered) high wages Of 800
piastres induced gypsy TO undertake the job,
ind on Sunday morning, accordingly. this nov
unusual tragedy was performed IN the area in
front Of the fowlshops beyond the bridge.
Shortly after five o'clock (Frank time}, the pris-
oness we=e brought from the Zaptieh prison,
under guard Of soldiers and canyasses-the
man on foot, with his hands tied behind him,
and tie woman in a sedan chair.
On arriving at the end Of the bridge, the
guard formed into half circle, shutting out the
crowd Of 50 or GO people who had gathered be-
hind them On the way frdm the ZRptieh. The
from the sudden tremor which seized On her,
alter catching sight Of the tive upright poles
with their grim crossbeam, and the movements
Of preparation among the guara, it was evident
that what could 1t most hare been only sus-
picton in her mind before then flashed into q
first then hrote into low crr Of "anan.
0rnnn Irnerrr 1nercyl. and asked what theT
49,. une"' ,~o;ng - A. vii, her. Sbe Wa hold.
"mera|p 5 u ex;1e RI lei" md thus partly qule:ed'
tbonah lii moaning and ouiyering with terror,
,r,a ID ;n.a ne I'D black wooden khau at the
corner of he street. There she was immediate
II heized ard pinioned. screaming and strug-
eIing fsarfujiy he NLile. til The noose rapidly
n1Sa nss ss ada done its anesns The
bodr was thcn xar4ied out and hung up On the
, 1860-04-14

BaactA RI Is Thcy as PHEASANT as truly effective
nc1lclr ell, h. II !ztlue ou laay take TugaNvcs which
!lmeratc it ,ot 1an lncsuse they take the Ia eaniic
1a7ts sJ tr Hood which u wpsss than being hlcd worse
ta. tavlus tac vital fud absts.cted Beware Of tle1u
l,radreia is Gully take bod 1t tn sc matters which Tie
t,Ay vixen ssck at. esaeuAe. They are solely an
assistant 10 Misunderstanding IaoEe. nothing ]eas. They %
rut forc they ncsSY a.ss: xnd herein is thsr great
vaue The au IL sc. bs: who Is 80 fortunate NJ 10 u
acqu s.n,e with ts Enod almost perfect En 10 inan oe
e.u, lie la 10 SscA extent hs hoty Insured In health
ly their occat.u.t sse Principal tfi.e 9ea Uana street.
Ncw York. Sold by all respectable dca!crs In medicine
, 1860-04-14

r8 Those who are Curious to Wit
.ss &hr wcuterf, rcec.loa tc which L. Osswaidt Gate
manager .tchelozA. N. - Ina brought tue nanufae.
t.. =, W:s and Teupecs lnvcd to visit his Wlg aud
1I.1 ,,yue Koora at No. 100 Lase tt5re aud crauans
skea riors proauelsns 4! ar- 10 scrutiny caa detet
tttar c!. frura te turr whea adjusted to the head.
, 1860-04-14
Banking anu Grfbangt,
HOFFAlANN & GELPCkE,
H.a.1.K.EKS,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
~ & I8 LASALLE STREET,.
Banking Department


, T.;
1 nd e usas 10
reSulat depo*to;s an4 correspondence;
lEeest on balaeees en only be Allowed "a cases T1ese
spsSas! Agreements bare ben .de to that e9eet"
,,e-et. sss9 @ 70 4 feenea aAs' On "aea
,.rru~u r1EE@ x,,
3AFKNG3 UEEAkkTHENTe
3,enox. .nns no 1e,, tn, A.. a,..,, ,.ev.a .rA
Iii - .fio,gad * Gso,.st. ~ .,1 =. -
fusds hase srGa;s:t Il ous hssas I spscRed tine. ah
certificates uads parable demand AIT IN IKE funds ~
, 1860-04-14

H1au Priced JAck.-" Josh. Bell" GELS
brated Kentucky jack, sold few days since It
Lexington for $4,000, and the Obstrrer says be
II considered bargain at that.
, 1860-04-14

sc. GRIGGS & CO., Stationers,
80 d IL. LAKE STREET. J. Al
BURCHS IRON BLOCK.
, 1860-04-14

~ Of Cock -. Superior t.cn.1 II ch!sako, Nay Tera.
ias:nA Mcknstry hs wife. JanstaAn Clars, us'rxe f.
CnHses samuel :. Sale. and olsst C:sFk1n chsneary
Alaslt Of tAe unnfseslxnce of fhalas h. Mc6nstrY,
and Laslra knAr his vie tive Of the d. knans above
namet esa LED In the eee OF tic Crsk Of aid
superior cor.t It heaSo. AtE.r hereby stven the
aii tn ms B. Meklnst1y Aud Lay.na AeKess1y. bis
wife. that sv complainant al hts bull ot >eup!at .a!d
slsy . March. Ii O. and tn sumcns thsEeupoa tsued
.us Of s eou.t al. dsfena sst- ,nas tie
Now unless YOU. ths ssla ThcmsA 3. Asktastsy aol
1av+7a VI kn.ry aha personally b. ard appear etofr
sd superior Cot Of coo3 county the i day Of fhe
as1t term ths.eof to b. hdsa fea<o n s4a eouusY.
deur e the said complaint oil ore mplaiet. tie ahd
the matters xnd ta!n9s chasted and stated. will s
tzkfn conrs. III. AMI decree snsesrd a.aA 5aa &c.
eostlox 10 the prayer o. SAID bu.
y. K1xrALLr Clerk.