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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
sHERIFF,s SALE

Samuel A. Chambers, Executor District Court,
Of Estate Of " ills Hill, dec. Nemaha County,
vs. Nebraska Terrific
Hiatt and Jeroms Hoover. ~.
By virtue of an execution 70 ne directed IN the
above entitled case, l will, on Saturday, the 5Oth
day Of August, A. D. 1852, bet Teen she hours Of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and 4o'cloek P. N. Of said day, at the
door Of Den's Hall, in BroWnVille, the place where
The said Court was lact held for said Nemlha county,
offer for sale the following described property, to-
wit: Lot 2 in Block 40 Lots IL, Il, IS and l6, in
Block SO: Lot rs in Block 81; Lots 9, 10 AMI "a 10
Block 90 Lots II, II, Is and It in Block % Lot 3,
in Block IS Lots l and 2 in Block 45 Lots 10 and
IL in Block a. Lot IL in Block IS Lot IL IN Block
IL: Lot 9 in Block % Lots I3, Il, % AID Is IN
Block Sc, in Nemaha City, Nemaha County, Nebras-
ka Territory; and the South East Quarter Of North
West Quarter. Section 81, Township 3, Range Is,
40 acres; and South East Quarter Of South West
Quarter. Section I, Township 4, Range -, except 2
acres Of the west side, containing 80 acres and .
tract Of land commencing at a point 90 Rods North
of South West corner Of Section IS, Township 4,
Range Is, East thence running East AZ Rods;
thence South 23Z Rods thence West ~ Rods
thence North 23L ROnds, to the place Of beginning,
containing seven acres and South West Quarter II
Section II, Township 4, Range Is, East. containing
IS 1890 aeres aud the North West Quarter Of
North East Quarter and Lot y Of Section 81, Town
ship 5, Range Is, except 20 acres. decided 70 Snow (;
and the West Halfof the South West Quarter, and
Lots 3 and 4 in Section 80, Townships, Range I6.
except 20 acres in tie South West corner-all Of
said Real Estate lying in Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory, taken as tie property Of jerome Hoover to
wv COLEMAN. Sheriff.
July 2sth. 1852, n2-5w-sI260.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

Aftbe present time CoI. Richie has
with him 300 Indians Of his " Fegl-
ment-the Cd, and one company OF the
9Th Kansas cavalry. under command Of
Lieut.. Phillips. They have over 900
prisoners captured in battle. Among
them IS a former citizen Of Leavenworih,
Col. Clarkson, taken prisoner al the a +
lie at Grand Saline. The Col. CLARK
SOM has a body-guard Of twenty-five 10y
al Indians, whose especial duty It IS to at
tend to his personal health, and see that
he does moi stray beyond the lines and
thereby get lost!
Col. Ritchie's Indian regiment IS new
full. The entire compliment Of men have
been mustered INTO the ranks. The ap-
plicatlons continue as strong as ever ;
over 500 Indians have personally asked
10 be received into his command, since
the regiment has been made up.
My correspondent says Of this body Of
troops, every body who has seen them, Is
agreeably surprised. And their Colonel
speaks in glowing termsin regard to them
They make good soldiers, easily controll-
eds ana they conduct ana 09POEt HeHl-
selves well generally. The Colonel IS
constantly with them, deYoling his entire
energies to accomplish what very few
persons thought possible, make good SOL
diers out of the original material. He
has succeeded remarkably we'll.
Col Richie has reliable information
that John Ross was about to JOIN the ex-
petition with 1900 men under his COM
mand-sabout 10 come in with bis war
~riors," il the expression used.
In addition to the information contained
ia the above letters, we learn BY Mr..
North. who has Just arrived from the
camp, that Col. Solomon, Of the 9Th WIS
cousin, took forty prisoners. There were
about 400 Indians-Cheroke and Osa-
ges-wbo came. into our camp. They
were mounted and armed, and came in
with white flags, and carrying their guns
with the muzzles down.
About $50 negroes, the property of
rebel half breeds, are now on their way to
Fort Scott.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

we left Missouri. Bailey and Mauck
we're taken sick Immediately after the
battle at DonelsOn. They r both we'll.
but have not YET r%ejOined the regiment
Eli Caldwell has the rheumatism. we
have not heard from him for several
weeks,
Brcwn and Mcdonald have died since
we came to Tennessee. They both had
the measles last Fan never entirely re-
covered from the effects of them, and.
were both in hospital when we left Mas
souri,, and never afterwards joined our
Regiment. Corporal Tucker IS well, and
more aeshy than he has been for years.
He will take home 10 Nebraska the grape
shot with which be was wounded. Cur
It's is also well. but has lost the sight OF
his right eye.
OF the IS men Of our company that
were brought To- ennessee last February,
all are alive to-day, and likely to live for
many years to come. Our friends ought
not to fret themselves about the beat
killing US. for, though the citizens OF
Memphis are complaining at the extreme
hot weather, / do not think it. IS as hot as
il was in Nebraska when left there. A
is a common remark of the people here,
that our soldiers look healthier than dad
the soldiers of the rebel army.
- Yours, &c, 6sss.
w. A. PoLocK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
Butler and SOule in 1850 and 1852

Just two years ago the National Dem
ocratlc Convention, which had broken up
in a row at Charleston, and adjourned 10
Baltimore, was In session in the last
named city. Just two years ago to-day
the Committee on Credentials in thai
body finished their report in which they
decided adversely to the claims of the
Breckenridge, or disunion delegates from
Louisiana, and In favor of the Douglas
delegation from that State. headed bv the
Hon. Pierre Soule. The individual last
named took his seat inst at the moment
thai the secession delegates were prepar-
ing for the ''bolt'' from the Convention,
which was a part Of the secession pro-
gramne. and he made a speech on the
situation" upon assuming the place
awarded him. The writer Of this article
heard the speech, and he never before or
since listened with more pleasure to an
oratorical effort. Mr.. Soule is a fine
speaker, and he made one Of his very bes,
oralions upon the occasion referred to.
With solemn earnestness he imp.ored the
Breckenridge faction TO remain in their
places, and not break up the Democratic
party; he told them that secession from
the Convention meant disunion. and be
then portrayed, in strong language, the
consequences Of an effort to break up the
Federal Union, Henry Clay never
pleaded more powerfully for the Union
than Pierre Soule did upon that memoir
able occasion, and the great statesman Of
the West never drew a more vivid pic
ture of the consequences of its disruption.
The f~iercest Of the f~ire-eater Of the Con
ventlon were for a time shamed and
silenced by the wonderful e~loquence and
the prophetic oratory Of the distinguished
LouIsianian.
The same report that gave a place N
the Convention to Mr.. Soule, excluded
from bis scat Benjamin F. Butler, a
Breckenridge delegate from Massaehu-
sets. These two men now illustrate the
prophetic character Of the great Union
Speech of Mr.. Soule. The latter fell
from grace and deserted his Wanted
Union principles, and be is now an IN
of a Northern prison. Benjamin
F. Butler was firm 10 his devotion TO the
and the Constitution, and he IS now
/ Major General in the army Of the
States, and debating laws 10 the
people of the home Of Piesre SoEle.-
Phila. Bulietine
q
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
SUERTFF,S SALE.

Williamson r. W. Cobb District Court. Ne
vs. maha County, Nsbraska
Gurdon H. Wilcox. Territory.
By virtue Of an order Of sale 70 me directed in the
above entitled case. { will. on Saturday, the 3Oth day
Of August, A. ID. 1882, between the hours Of 10
o'clock. A. ". and 4 o'clock P. u. Of said day. at
the door Of Den's Hall. in BrOWnville, the place where
the said Court vas last held, Tor said Nemgha c0un-
ty, offer for sale the following described real estate.
and viii sell the sams 70 the highest bidder, for
cash in hand. tO-wit: The undivided half Of LIT
four (4;) South East fractional quarter Of
Section No. eighteen in Fovnshi2 No fVat S. north
Of R'nge No. sixteen (l6.) east, in Nemaha County,
Ne6rasks Territory, containing II S0-l00 acres.
With al the appnrtenances thereunto belonging,
taken rs the property Of 9. II. Wilcox. 70 satisfy
said demand. T. W. COLEMAN,
July 261b, 1852 n2-5w $3.50 Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

1a FoRT Scorr, July IL. 1862.
ON nv communication of the 9th inst,
the only regiment spoken of as being the
chief and prominent actors in the recent
battle at Grand Saline, resulting in a
complete victory to the government forces
Of the Indian expedition, was the 9th
Kansas. This was based upon the infer-
nation obtained from the conversation of
the messenger, and Of course not as full
in all respects as the facts warranted, and
might, if taken alone, do injustice to
others who participated. The official re-
ports 10 headquarters will no doubt do
ample Justice to The different companies,
and regiments, who took part in these two
engagements.
Some interesting details reached me
this morning. from a reliable gentlemen
now with The expedition. His letter IS
dated Camp Philips, eight miles below
South Spring river. OF course you know
where that 81 TA4
Col. Richie wirh partOf his Indian
reeimenssin alI500 men. had "A fight with
a greatly superior seceshc force under
RAMS nOteSS thdH At4eV nsCn AAS tSs
els were beaten niputt 10 fight. At the
time the Colonel captured a portion
Of their baggage train, and a lBrge am
cunt Of their cattle and horses. These
are now en- route to this post. and parties
curious in the study Of natural history
will very soon have an opportunity to in-
specf fbem free Of cost. There are some
fine specimens among the lot
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

Thus you will perceive that the hard,
ships AM Privations that We were exposed
TO in March, April, and May caused our
sick lisiltoi increase. fEomil 2 to 81 but as
sOonEasJhehotweathe SET ID it decreased
from 81 to 8. Of the four r~epOrtedpres.
enrsiek. one is Corporal Miller, NOS We,
wholly cured Of the wound received 81
ShilO, Corporal August has been SICK
four days Ed. Smith nearly four weeks.
They are bO'h doing well. The fourth
man is named Powers. He enlisted al
Omaha had she measels last Fall, and
has never been hearty since,
Of the Eve reported absent sick. two
Rogers and Sayle-were not we'll wheni
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
TPuRLIo-No. 69.1

IPUBLIo-No. 69.1
AN ACT to authorize the appointment Of
medical store-keepers and chaplains Of hos
pitals.
Be It reeolve1 By the Senate and House of
Representatives, of he United states Of Ameri-
ca in Congress- Assembled, That the Secre-
tafy Of War be authorized to adj to the me-
deal department of the army medical store
keepers. not exceeding six in number. who
shall have the pay and emOlumenfs. Of mill
tary storekeeIers in the quaTtermaster's de
partment, who shall be skillful apothecaries
or druggists, who shall give the bond aid Sc
curity required by existing laws for military
storekeepeFs in. the quartermasters depart
ment. and who shall be stationed at such points
as the necessities of the army may require I:
Provided, That the provisions of this act
shall remain in force during the continuance
of the present rebellion.
Sec. q. And be it further enacted, That
the President of the United States is hereby
authorized to appoint, if be shall deem it
necessary, achaplain for each permanent hoa-
pital. whose pay. with that Of ehapIaihs Of
hospitals heretofore appointed by him. shall
be the same as that of regimentaE chapIains in
the volunteer force aud who shall be sub
ject to such rules in relation to leave Of alb
sence from duty as prescribed for commission
ed officers Of the army.
Approved, May 20, 1862.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
snERIFF,s 49,.
e q lha 10, IN Taaa De

Bank Of the Union, in Tenn District Court Ne
IS maha County, Ne.
G. II. Wilcox. braska.
By virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed in the
above entitled case, / will. on Saturday. the 30th
day Of August A. d. 1852. between the hours Of 10
o'clock, A N. and 4 O'cI0ck p. N. Of said day st the
door Of Den's Hall, in BrOWnville, the place where
the said court was last held far said Nemaha ebunrv.
offer for sale, % the highest bider, for cash ia hand.
the following described real estate e. vie: The
undivided half Of ut No. four fA.lSouth East fnc
tional qEarter Of Section No. Eighteen. in Township
No. Five. IS north Of Range No. Sixteen. fI6 east
in said Nemaha County, Nebraska. Territory. con
tanning u 50 100 acres with All the appurtsnanccs
thereOnto belonging. taken IS the property Of G. h.
Wilcox, t~ssatisfy said demand.
J. ". COLEMAN, Sheriff.
July 25tb, 1862. 12-z=-s6so
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session Of Gle Ihirty-
Sevenh Congress-.

IPUBLIc-No. ST.
AN ACT TO provide for the codiication and
revision of the laws of the District of Co
lumbia.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the U1tned states of Amer-
ica, IN Congress assembled, That the President
Of the United States be and he is hereby au-
thorizsd and empowered to appoint, BY and
with the advice and consent of the Senate,
three suitable persons. learned in the law. 10
revise and eOdify the laws of the District Of
Columbia.
SEc. O.. And be il furtheF enacted, That
the persons who shall be Tins appointed shall
render q iual report Of their revision and codi-
flea ton to. Congress on or before the fast Mon
day Of December next.
Approved, May 20, 1862.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26


derson. KY, and Newberg. Ind. on Sun
day, but the rebels had s~kedaddled.
A free colored man escaped from Rich
mond. saw the rebel loss in the seven
davis battle was 80, 900. Gen. EwaIl was
severely wounded. Gen. Johnston has
experienced a relapse-mOrtTfcasion has
SET in, and his wound was feared to be
fatal.
Arrivals from S~perryville report almost
daily skirmishing between Sigel's Pickels
and the rebel scouts neal Luary Gap.
John s. Phelps has been appointed
Military Governor Of Arkansas, with full
power to r~e-establish the authority Of the
Government there in accordance with the
Constitution.
There is reason 10 believe the Presi-
dent will soon lay down. certain rules for
the conduct Of the war, such rules as any
one,s sincerely DESTROYS of carrying out
the prinoip pies Of the c~oniscation act would
adopt and infOrce, It is now known that
the President. under the advice of Gen.
Scott and with the acquiesence of Nc
Clellan, has called Halleck to Washing
ton TO act as G~eneral-in- Chief of the ar
mics of the United States. He viii have
control Of the operations in the field, thus
relieving Stantono of some Of his Official
business.
Gen. Pope telegraphs the war depart
ment that a cavalry expedition under Gen.
King left Fredericksburg on the evening
Of the 18th, and after a forced march,
made a descent at daylight, Sunday, on
the Virginia Centratr road, al Beaver Dam
Greek. IS miles west Of Hanover juno
tion and IS milesfEom Richmond They
destroyed the railroad and telegraph for
several miles, and burned a depot which
contained a large amount of ammunition
and other valuable property. The whole
country was thrown into a great state of
alarm. One private on our side was
wounded. The cavalry marched so miles
in 80 hours. ss8 oaa
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
De -
REPORT.
TRBAsURERsS OFFICE. NRHAH6 col
BBowNyILLE, NKsRAskA. Julg sh. a.

TRBASURERsSO OFFICE NEHAH4 COD
BRowNyILLE, EEsRAskh, july 3d. M
Conniuioners Of Mmaha County Nebraska
GESThEMES-I hereby submit the following Report as Treasures Of said CounETe
have collected up to the lst day Of July. 1852 fT E EF ~
0sTaxes Of 1860, Returned Ddinquen. ... .... - s BH.
Of Interest on Delinquent Taxes of 1860, aud euIy-~-""----e. uu
OF Taxes for the year A. D. 1861 1875
1 have Redeemed Of County Warrants, which / herewith present amounting
to Including S33 IS
There remains Delinquent and unpaid, on Tax Liaa S50------....... 1871
On Tax List Of 1861, including Poll x"--" 2an{
The foregoing includes only the County Revenue.
I have collected of Land Rad Tax including Supervisors Receipts ~.--.- g EH
have collected Of Poll Road Tax including Supervisors RaoPs---.-f+ 4Nl
IhaFe paid Road OrlcH, which IhereEth pren, TO the amount 0f---.. 1873
I have redeemed Supervisors Receipts to the amount f--.-..~-~-"ss $50
My Commission for Collecting errors EUePed1 d. -" so
Respectfully Submitted.
JOHN ~ MORRK0Nl-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
LEGAL NOTlgf

G NOTICE
william s. Horn aud Isan a
Horn, Oomplainants,
vs..
Wiley n. Horn, Joel A. Born
lanes Hbrn, Elizabelh Nix
William Siz, heF hushaBi y
r. Horn. the tnka0En heirs 4
Susan McD onald. decsased
and re unknoWn heirs Of
Nancy SmfLh, Diseased, ke
spondsnts.
Wiley RI. Hnrn. joel a. hoia
beth Nrxand William Nix lu
the unknown heirs 0f Suan
the unkaoRs heirs 0f Nazeg
take notice ihnt William s.
Of tie Territory n Nebuss8 l-
July, Al. ID. 1851. SO her
Court, in and frtheeaung
~ of Nebraska. aglisst The
named. setting forth among
NANIM At~A AMa-I4|a-r |
described real estate. and iea'
said eDmplainanfs and rcs
prays that said real s-taie,
quarter Of ssetiaB gisrs1i
Range Eleven. Fast, faE1ee
thar the debts due from said
the sano and that f5e
etEesna all Of said e0mplai1al
And the said respondents
they are required 10 aFPsaf
on o. before the 10 day %
and on failure to do .,
against themtherecns in ~
Of said petition.
i is ordered thattbe aboss
the BrouuYiiie Advertiser
July 18Th. 1882. nl-tR
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

Q u r r L O.
Then up with our aagl let It stream on tho airi
Though our fathers are cold in their graves
They bad hands that could strike, they had sous
that could dare,
And their sons were not born TO be aaTesl
IN. No With that bannerl Where'er IL may call,
Our millions shall rally around;
A nation Of freemen that moment shall fall
When its stars shall be trailed on the ground.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

We learn Mr.. AlvOrd. the former con-
tractor, on the Missouri side, from St.
Joseph to Omaha, has obtained the con-
tract for the daily mail from Omaha 20 St.
Joseph, on this side of the river, forfeited
by the lowest bidder. II will be put
through in a hours, with good coaches,
connecting with the Kearney line az Me-
braska City and Omaha, and IS t5r South
Platte o Of the best things ihat could
possibly Occur It wiH 60 through Falls
City, emitting St. Stephen, and probably
Rulo. The former will be supplied BY a
tri-weekiy from Falls City, and the latter
BY two ri-weeklies-''TOpeka and Rulo,'
and "Rulc and Marysville." Two new
Ofices--PrOutys and PatIersOn's-will
also be supplied by this route. Several
new officers have been established in
Richardson county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
LetLer from sergeant POIOek.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
July, 9Th. 1862.

aa July, 9Th, 1862.
FRIEND FIsHER: We, that is Mr..
Upton and myself, reached St. Joe. the
morning after leaving BrowuviIle, and
finding that we would have 10 liz over
until Monday, we proceeded to the fair
grounds to visit our former neighbors whe
are in companies d" and "K.n STD M.
s. NJ. Capt. Thompson, Lieut.. Hill,
Sergeants Fairbrothera Moore, Hanna,
and all the rest of the boys treated us
very kindly, and we had a very pleasant
time with them. Lieut. Minniek Pro-
vOst Marshal of ST. Joe, and is Il very
efficient officer. The rebels get but lirtle
favor from him.
We left St. Joe. on Monday morning,
and joined the Regiment at this place on
Friday, and we're much pleased to. see that
It had improved in health, drill and gen.
eral appearance.
As there is much anxiety in Nebraska
concerning the health of our men here.I
copy the following from the morning re-
ports of our COMPANY
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

The undersigned. having been appoinsed Commission
es ofthe esiateof James Best.s o.. deceased. late % Jonas
county Aeoraska. have appointel2 Sutlav. the an day
OF august next, a. the residence ~ Edward FARRELL,
ksq, IN Jones county, where al interested are uofacd
70 attend and present their claims against said estate
Tor adjustment.
Jon " LATHAN. l
Asa ~. LAEaAM. (
Beatrice, n. T., July 81 fSs2 nSo-tv % re $40
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
SHERIFF,s SAIL

Heath NuekoIls, ADMINISTERED
Of estate Of Joseph Dsroin De-
rs
Billy Jefries, against Pl'E
By virtue Of on execution % ~
above entitled cause. I viii. oa
day Il An. ust, A. b. 1854, bs.sei
o'eloek A. d.. and 4 o'clock P y
the door of Den's Hail. in BpFni
the said Court vas last bed if 81
", offer Tor sale. Cox eash ia
described real estate. u-Wit; M
IN the original Plat OF The ey
County. Nebraska Ter
property Of Hastb Nueknls e
}. r.. WL-i
July 25th, 1852. n2sFsSH
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

Are we to understand that the AdUer-
fiser ignores the claims Of its pet candl-
date, and will support an 'uncompromis-
ing Union Democrat" if one should be
nominated Let US understand you,
brother FIsnER
If the Conventions which are called to
meet at Omaha on the ooh of August are
fully represented, and shall for the pres
ent, ignore party lines and unite on a
common canditate-an "uncompromising
Union manD-and be is fairly and square,
ly nominated, we will Of course support
him whether he has heretofore been a
Republican or Democrat. If the wishes
of a majority Of the people of the Terrific
ry are expressed by the Convention, and
we have no doubt they will De, Hon. S.
G. Daily will again be dominated and
elected.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
From the LOYaI indians.

In another column will be found an
account of an engagement of the Indian
Expedition with the rebel Cherokees,
taken from the Leayenworth Conserva-
tips. From other sources we gain the
following particulars. ba Col. FuRxAs'
Regiment was in the advauce, and the
cavalry under Lieut.. Col. WArrLEs, made
the attack, killed forty, and captured one
hundred and six prisoners before the en-
envy came up. Z They lost one manLAs-
sistant Surgeon DIR. Howell. Col. For
mas has 10 his Regiment about 300 con-
trabands. One Rebel Indian Regiment
has disbaDded-Col Drews-and most of
them came in and joined our ranks. Col.
F. has il his possession Col. Stand Wat
ties trunk, with all his private papers.
together with many other rebel trophies.
The General in command highly compIi-
mented the lst Indian Regiment. When
last heard from the expedit OF was
marching further SOulb.
--~~ H.
The Peoples Press asks "Win Mr..
Fisher tells Us how il is that Mr., Daily
did not have a tri-weekly mail route es-
tablished from Brownsville to II. Kearny7''
Mr.. Daily would have had the route es-
tablished by Congress, if it had been petit
toned for BY the people. He did have a
route established from Plastsmouth to
Fl. Kearny. but the Post Office Depart
ment does not allow the mail to be car
ried On il. Government will not allow
service on several parallel routes, through
a spaFcely settled country az an euOE-
nous expense, when all citizens can be
accommodated on one. A mail route
established fran this place to Fort
ksarpeg- several years ago. and let,tO a
citizen of Nebraska City, who carried
both mails on one route. 3 ssatI
we learn that Mr.. Pollock is on his way
home to Nebraska, 10 recruit for The
First All Regiments are to
be filled up 10 the standard number.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

zP. Parsons, Before Rieha's
R~ichardsgn
Jacob Mecau4 t5fJ
on the I6ih day o. May.
an order Of siiachmentin rfcgb
or so 50
nv IN. 1852, nl4E
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
r E Q T. P T s

Received from Jacob Shickfr, Treasurer, Taxes Of 1850 ~..............
do John Fl. Morrison, Treasurer, Taxes Of 850..........-....
do John II. Morrison, Treasurer, Taxes Of I3Sl----.--....
do John Il. Morrison, Treasurer Interests on Taxes Of ls59-..~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
LEGAL BOll.
] pie ssIsr cs q

q. Dire Hesler, c,orl
vs.. W.~4fle
Thompson Owens-et a.
ne said dsfendau5 Ino-Jh
poiise thar on TIE 9th - s
AM plsintff HeglsT, az
court in q civil action; 90
wb;eb i IN obtain q iudgn
sun Of 5000 With inlel ,
1851 upon 3 eeliai2 ~-.,ssi
given Sc Y0u. John 4. Aass
for said sum, and
~ months after date
mat An order ofast1e
oefiona gainsty ou- and
so.-its los d. 2and g. n
y, sbsrsu1so belonging, ,iq,.-
O;e@slI,is saideounya and
Won arc hereby Feqpls. et3
.id Desition on-0r before
$50 and indsfault ths..-r
lss;5.s wa. ana said -
~ he proceeds applied
80 intsrsstss afolsa
ui-tW $50