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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-06
RIVER NEWS.

The river is still falling slowly at this
point and the sudden falling of the Their
mometer gives river men painful forebo-
dings of very low stage of water, and
a probable freezing over of the river.
We hope the fear will not be realized
There was but little done on the levee
yesterday.
The Fred Lorenz, Sunny Side, Lancas-
ter No. 4, Dunleith and Hastings passed
up during Thursday night.
The Ram Horner passed up on Thurs
day night, to go on the ways at New Al
bany
The j. W. Cheesman passed up yester-
day morning.
The May Duke went to Mt Vernon
yesterday for load, and will leave here
to-day at y clock, for Cincinnati.
Any of our merchants having goods to
ship from Cincinnati, would do well to
make contract with the May Duke.
See will run regularly from here to Gin
cinnati until rise takes place in the
Cumberland, when she will enter the
trade between this point and Nashville.
The May Duke is owned by citizens of
this place and should receive a liberal
patronage from our business men.
The Big Grey Eagle will be here this
evening, for Henderson and Louisville.
She has no superior in accommodations
or in the politeness of her officers.
The Duke is due here to-day, and will
probably leave this evening for Cairo.
The j. T. McCombs arrived from
Louisville at 9 clock last night. She
made but short stay at the levea
1.-The Mrttie Cook arrived from Green
River last night. She will leave for that
classic stream this evening, at 6 clock.
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discharged Soldiers.

The following soldiers have been dis
charged from the Hospitals in this city
from November goth TO November Both.
inclusive:
Noah Wade, co H, 31st Ind; Julius
R Blackburn, co d, 18th Ind; David
Crockett, co, L, SIND Ind; Isaac Fair
child, co A, And Ind Upham Tomson,
CO A, l4th Mich; Christian Cline, co H,
10th Mich; Worden Garrett, co II, 18th
Ohio; Hiram Fairbanks, co D, 18th
Mich; Lewis p Carpenter, co A, 1st
Michigan, & m; WI Andrews, co T,
18th KY; Chesley Arthur, co H, 18th
reg; Sarg I Lock, co l, 10th Ills; W
A Barrett, Sth Mo Battery; Andrew Nj
chols, co F, cd Ills; Levi NJ Coffin, co
B, 25th Ind; VIM Sargent, CO E, 18th
Mich; Sllas + Moore, co X, ADD Ind;
Albert Fallson co X, 9Th Min; W H
Barbour, SIND Ohio, James NJ Oyount,
CO E, 56th Ills; Geo W Barnes co I, 25th
Ind; Christopher Fisher, 4th lad Bat
terry; B Johnston, co B, 25th Ind;
Daniel Buford, co E, 3lst Ind; Theo-
dore DeKemp, co E, And Ills; John A
Campbell, co G, 18th Ky; Frederick
Wrenn, co K, 18th Mich; Andrew ]
Laub, co A, And Ind; Peter Sail, co
D, 10th Mich; W E Brady, co F, 18th
Ind; Geo B Chapman, 9Th Ind Battery;
Sol Weidner, co ], 18th Ohio; Corporal
FW Ingsom co X, 25th Ind; Hamilton
Lowery, co F, 43d Indiana; Joseph Jen-
nings co f sd Ind Wash Durant, co c,
25th No; Edward English, co /, 3lst Ind
Jas Patterson, co T, 10th Mich; Angus
tus Rust, co E, 32d Ind; Jared f Hous-
ell co K, 44th Ind; VIM Scott co c, 20
Ky; Stephen Lampman, co 6 Both Ind;
Harvey Fields, co F, 43d Ind; Geo W
Hendrickson, co B, 59th Ohio; Freder.
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Council Proceedings.
Council CHAMBER, Nov. 90, 1862.

SOONNAb ShANbHItf WV ~ 1CV-.
Council met. Present Councilmen
Hunnel, Fergus, Newman, Hedderick,
Kehr, Rocker, and Mills.
Councilman Hunnel was appointed
President pro tenn.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills were allowed, viz
Street Commissioner bill, $50; H. Muir
sinna, services as surveyor, S. so; John
McInerny, repairing bridges, 81; do,
laying down plank walks, $50 81; Front
Street bill, repairing street leading to
Pigeon Bridge, $50 80; George Bing-
ham, walling in the old elm tree on
wharf, $3l %; Groeninger L Bros, re-
pairing and painting doors of Union
engine-house, 50 60; T. Hammerstein,
hose-reel for Crescent Fire Co., $500;
NJ. l.. Johnson, blanks, books, etc, for
schools, SIT so; Z. & c. Railroad Co.,
freight on hose, s..
Councilman Mills presented the Street
Commissioner report of the condition
of the public cisterns to be in good order
Councilman Kehr presented the week
" wharf report, showing the revenue
derived to be SIS 80
Ordered, that Charles Hebbe be grant
ed permission to lay down a gunnel, at
his own expense, in front Of his house, on
First Street
The application of Joseph Venneman
and Jacob Donges for reduction of
their taxes was referred to the Commit
tee on Erroneous Taxes.
The following sidewalks were ordered
to be laid down: A plank sidewalk on
the northwest side of Walnut Street,
from Seventh to Eighth Street; plank
sidewalk on the south side of Franklin
Street, from Fulton Avenue to Fourth
Avenue; an order to repair brick side
walk on the northeast side of FIRST
Street, from Chestnut to Cherry Street;
an order to repair brick sidewalk on
the southwest side of Third Street, from
Division to Elm Street; an order for a
plank walk on the southwest side OF
| Sixth Street, from Cherry to Oak Street;
an order for plank walk on the south
west side of Sixth Street, from Oak
Street to the Canal; an order for a
plank walk on the northwest side OF
| Elm Street, from First to Centre an
order for plank walk on the northwest
side of Elm Street, from Second to Cen
tire Street; an order for a plank walk
with wooden curb, on the northwest
side of Division Street, from Second tC
Third Street
On motion of Councilman Kehr,
Ordered, that the bridge crossing the
canal. on Leet Street, be taken down
and that the canal, at the crossing O
said street, be filed up by the Stree
Commissioner to the proper grade, under
which wooden sewer, sixty feet long by
four feet wide, be constructed out of the
timbers of said bridge, so as to allow the
water to pass freely into the lower divi
sion of the canal; and ordered, tina
Jonathan Newman be appointed to su
perintend the execution OF said work.
Ordered, that the northwest wing o
the bridge crossing the canal on Walnu
Street be closed by the Street Commits
sioner
Ordered, that Councilman Newman b.
directed to employ man to cut of th
dead limbs of the old elm tree.
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STAMrs.-Some people are using the
Bank Check" Express" and other
revenue stamps for preparing postage.
This should not be DONE Each kind Of
stamp was made for a specific purpose
They should be used for that purpose
alone. Letters with anything on but
postage stamps of the neC style are
treated as unpaid, and held for postage
Delay and disappointment are caused by
neglect or oversight in this matter.
Dec. 4-6td<w. p NJ
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lick Renker, lst bat Yatesss; Corporal
G " Wilmarth, co i, 18th Ind; Josiah
Crawford, co c, SD end; Denton Sum-
ner, co, E, 25th Ind; n V Huddleson, co
B, oath Ind; Joseph Bunch, co K, Doth
md; Allen c Stout, co C, jSth Ind; Cor
" II Baird, co Fl, 5Sth Ind; Michael
O'Donnel, co c, SD Ind; Corp Eber B
Corndell, CO L, 44th Min; Josephus
Crayton. co B, llth KY; Luther Beal, CO
l, 7th Ills; Cephus Beach, co E, 10th Ill;
Robert Nudenbach co E, Sind Ind.
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LADIES; FURS.

Having bought our fine
F urs before the unprece-
denied advance on this artj-
Gle, we are prepared to fur
nish our Lady customers with
as fine sets as ever seen any
where and for a good deal
less money. To satisfy your
selves on the point. call at
VAUTIER & MARC0NNIER,
SO Main Street.
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Important order from Gen. Grant
READQUARTERs DIST. OF COLUMBUS,
DEPT. OF THE TENNESSEE,

COLUMBUS, KY, Nov. Is, 1862.
General OrdersSNo. 8
BY order of Maj. Gen. Q. S. Grant,
commanding Department of Tennessee,
for the purpose of facilitating military
operations, no goods will be permitted to
enter any of the military districts of this
Department without the Commanding
General of such Department first signs
the invoice Of such goods as a permit.
These signatures will allow them to
pass into the District of Columbus. and
through it to their destination. That no
misunderstanding may occur, all goods
coming into the District of Columbus for
consumption must have the invoice of
such goods first permitted at District
Headquarters.
Captains of steamboats, will be held re-
sponsible for any goods found on their
boats not thus permitted
BY order of Brig. Gen. Thos. A. Da-
viess
[Ohicial1 S LOWELL, A. A. G.
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CAKES AND CoNFEcTIoNs.-Mr J. Hoff-
man, on First street, one door above the
st. Charles Saloon, has opened Bakery
and Confectionery establishment, at
which, judging by samples sent to this
Office, the citizens of Evansville and Vi
cinity can obtain the choicest of articles
in his line. Persons desiring to make
their wedding or social suppers perfect,
should call at Hoffman's and leave their
orders
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go See FIRST and fourth pages for
interesting reading matter.-sQ

SECRET CORRESPONDENCE noticed
a letter yesterday which had been drop
ped into the Post-ofiice without any adj
dress on it.
The writer, we suppose, was determin-
ed that no one should know with whom
he was corresponding. 1t may answer
that purpose, but an answer need not be
expected soon.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

..
$50 hogsheads, so bbls flour. Geo Foster & Co: !
or beef, Ellis Il y beer bbls, Cook & Rice; lot
moveables, II FahOh0lz; ITO BIDS paper, 100 boxes
essence coffee, So pkgs groceries, Louis Snyder 2
bxs dry goods, Mackey, Hening & Coz piano, IL
feathers, z kegs butter and eggs, Thos Elliott; l
box rnds, w Noel & Co; bxs boots, l box hats,
P Semonin; 10 bxs pickles, S L Gil5ert& co; 2
casks fish, Il bxs herring, d Holman 81 bags
SALT Bement & Viele; / stove, II HYDE box
mds, L Lowenthal; 2 ribs potatoes, J IL Cochran
Is bdls IRON kegs riv is, kratz & Huffman; l box
bookr, J Healy; case cigar bxs, Schroeder 4
Iemcke: 6 bXs tin plate, Mes6er; S pkgs
household goods, Hyde.
f SHRADER, Agent,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Regardless of the curses pronounced upon here
ties the Pastor eff the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, in this city, will on Sabbath, December
It'll, at o'clock p NJ, prove that the doctrine of
" characterization is contrary 10 reason, con-
tray 10 die Scripture contrary to the Gnciem Christian
Fathers, and that Romish Priests probably do not
now believe this doctrine which they teach to
others
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NoucE.-Tax Payers will find it to
their interest to call at the City Collec-
tors office and pay their city taxes. For
the convenience of those that have no
time to pay their taxes at regular Office
hours, 1 will open my Office every even
ing from I to clock during this week.
JOSEPH J. REITZ,
dec2dlw City Collector
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EXCISE STAMPS.

Ihave received and now have for
delivery the q. S. Excise Stamps,
for the following purposes:
Agreements, Conveyance,
Bank Checks, Insurance,
Promissory Notes, Contracts,
Express. Power of Att
Telegraph, Protest,
Certificates, Legal Dement'S.
All the above instruments OF writ
ing are invalid without the proper
Stamp, if dated after October 1st,
1852. VIM. e. FRENCH,
dec2 Collector
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GATHERING THEN IN.-We learn that
the 18th Kentucky Cavalry is still sue
cessfully persevering in their mission
airy work in regions adjacent to Owens
boro, Ky, and are daily adding to their
stock of butternuts. They have now
some forty on hand, including one Coff-
man we'll known in this city and on
Green River.
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Take Notice.

j. j. COIN has just received from the
East, large lot of damaged Clothing to
the amount of $500, consisting of coats,
pants, vests, &c, which are to be sold at
auction this evening. j. J. COIN,
Auctioneer.
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Ocoupation OF GroenviIIe.

NEwBERS, n. c., via FORTRESS MoN-
ROE, Dec. 3-Late Raleigh papers indi-
cate strong feeling of disgust with this
bloody war, and growing and prevalent
desire for honorable peace.
The village of Greenville, on the Tar
river, has been taken possession Of by
our forces.
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G6s~ Mr.. A. j. Dennis, well known
Wabash pilot, will be here in few days
to drum up recruits for the gunboat SER
vice. Those inclined to enter that SER
vice should look out for him.
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SALT! SAITH SALT!!!-Two hundred
and eighty pound barrels Ohio River
Salt for sale cheap for cash, corner Wal
nut street and the Canal. Call and see.
dec2 j. H. MILLER & Co.
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tH-A nice lot of ladies' white Kid
Heeled Slips, so desirable for the APP
preaching party season, have just been
received by Adams Express at
Turner's, No Is, Main ST
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LUYcH.-There will be Lunch at the
Wagwam tonight. A spendid Turkey,
Oyster Pie, Oyster Soup and other deli
cacies will be served.
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RsS~We notice that Courley Habbe is
preparing to lay a new crossing on First
street, between Main an Locust. 1t will
be a good Improvement
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HOME INTERESTS.

By- For splendid cartes de visite, or
pictures of any sort, go to Elliott's Gal
lery, No s Second Street
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RgDobell has received Yankee No
tons and Vanity Fair for this week.
Both are rich, even to oiliness.
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MILINERYI MILINERYII

THE LARGEST STOCK or MISSES AND
L Ladies' Hats, Flowers, Plumes Ribbons Of
every description, white edged Velvet Ribbons,
ever brought to the Western country Just received
at SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S,
moves No. 80 Main street.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.
EStray n office.

ASU1dy NUGlce'
TAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER, LIv-
I ing in Perry Town hip, Vsnderburg county,
Indiana, on the 2Sth Of October, 1862, red
and white spotted stray supposed TO be about
eight years old, marked each horn with letters
d" L. c." No other marks or brands pcrceivable
The owner is requested to prove the property, pay
the charges and take the same away.
BENoNI STINSoN.
We, the subscribers, living in Perry Township,
County and State aforesaid, do appraise the said
COW, taken mp by Benon Stinson in Perry Town
ship, at twelve dollars. WI. BLACKBURN,
CHARLES GRANT.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th day
ofNovember, 1852. WM JERVIS, Justice,
Tor Perry Township.
A true copy of the original as the same appears
on file and of record in my Office.
nov29 Attest: LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk.
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BSss We call attention to the notice
of " Proposals for Horses" in another
column.
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ETThe Thermometer indicated $50
yesterday.
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MARRIED.

On the evening of the 4th inst 4, by the Rev. VIM.
H. McCarer, Capt. +. II. EHRMAN and Miss Macy
SHAW, daughter of Col. Conrad Baker,
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eT-The Eclipse of the moon last night
was magnificent spectacle. 1t was to-
tai
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Bank Notice,
NOTICE.

EVANSVILLE, Nov. Sth, 1852
MO COAL WILL BE DELIVERED AETER
~ this date without the
- q . FL
Accompanies the Order, at 90 Cts.
per Bushel.
ga his applies to ALL-Noexceptions
novl0 I'M A. j. III T CHES0N co.
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FOR RENT.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
IA Locust Street, between Sixth and seventh SITS
The house is well t-rnished, and supplied with
every convenient. " i'll be rented with or without
tbs furniture A ppy et the residence Of Thos. +.
Garvin, on irsE Street. dec2d3t
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Clergyman, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Cifizens


Testffying of their personal knowledge to II q
beneficial effects and medical virtues of these
Bitters.
DO you waht something to Strengthen you?
Do you want good appetite?
Do you want 10 build ap your constitution
Do you want to feel well?
Do you want to get rid of nervousness?
Doyou want energy?
DO you want to sleep we'll
DO you want brisk and vigorous feeIligpp
IF you DO, use H00FLAND'S GERMAN BIT
TIERS.
From J. NEWTON BROWN D. d., editor ofg.
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knopledge Z.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust OF
their ingredients and effects yet know of no guf-
fcient reason why man may not testify TO the
benefit he believes himself to have received {, ON
any simple preparation, in the hope that he mPy
thus contribute to the benefit of others
] do this the more readily ia regard to Hoo
lands German Bitters, prepared by Or. c. NJ Jaci
son, Of this city, because prejudiced against
them for many years, under the impression that
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture am in
debtcd to my friend Robert Shoemaker. ESQ Il, r
the removal OF this prejudice by proper tests, ana
for encouragement TO try them, when suffering
from great and long continued debility The o 40
of three bottles of these Bitters at the beginning
Of the present year. followed by evident relief
and restoration to degree of bodily and mental
vigOr which had not felt for six months before
and had almost despaired of regaining I there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me to
tho use of them. j. NEWTON BROWN
PhilaaleiDhia. June 23 ID
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Reward for Deserters.

The following soldiers are deserters from the
Forty Second Indiana Volunteers:
Joseph Pitts, Company A, yanderburgh County.
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Keller, d c, a lot of ground, bounded on the
delcst by Leet street, on the northeast by
oan alley, and on the southeast by lot No.
3. lower enlargement, ..........................
Oakley. James, Sr, lot s. block 70 .........
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j on e ~ 81 L vans s..
Successors TO C. NJ. Jackson \ Co.. Proprietors
re FOR SALE by Druggists snd Dealers In
every tywn in the United States. novsd6w
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GROCERIES.

ERESH BUTTER i AM CONSTANTLY RE-
L ceiving nice fresh Butter, which will lie found
for sale cheap at ELLI0TTS
novll Family Grocery.
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The New Military order.

By the Order of Gen. Halleck it will be
seen that Gen. Denver is to- take command
in Kansas. He is first class military man.
and fully acquainted with the forces aud
the necessities of the position.
Gen. Dei,zler has orders TO Join Gen. Cur
tiss in Arkansas. According to the order
issued by Gen. Hunter, and dated Feb. Ist,
Gen. Deitzler has command of The Kansas
First, Fifth and Sixth Regiments. Wherh
er any other troops have been assigned him
since that time we are unable to state. We
only know that Deitzler is man whom all
our soldiers would be proud to follow.
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IOBAcco CULruRE.-The attention of our
liners having been called to the feasibility
raising Tobacco in this section, in late
lumber of the Union. number propose to
ssnSage in the enterprise the coming season.
They think, however, that the wind will be
barrier to its successful cultivation. AL
@Oush this is an objection, it can be easily
oSviated by planting rear timber, or under
he shelter of bluff. There is scarcely a
AIM in this part of the country. but what
lass spot of ground sheltered by either
oaf or timber, large enough for all the to-
oaceo that one man will want to attend to-
Nj. Jonas Willard. of the Republican Val
ley, raised some an fine tobacco as we have
ever seen in the Eastern market. It was
grown on the east side of body of timber.
and did not suffer from the winds in the
last. AS it is necessary to SOW the seed
early, farmers sould procure seed immedi-
Union
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NnficA.

JACOB HALL and JAMES PORTER, doing
- business under the name and style of Hall d
Porter, will take notice that Seth NJ Hays and c.
NJ Simcox, doing business under the name and
style OF S. M. Hays & Co., did, on the 25th day
of November, a. D 1861, file their petition in the
Clerks office of the District Court. Fifth Judicial
District, within and for Breckinrdge county,
Kansas. against the said Jacob Hall and James
Porter, defendants. as aforesaid, setting forth
that the SAID defendants became indebted to tho
said plaintiffs, on the 29th day of June, A D.
1860, in the sum of three hundred and twenty
four dollars. for goods and merchandise before
that time had and received of the said plaintiffs
by the said defendants: and also, that the said
plaintiffs did, on the 25th day of November.
A. D. 1861, obtain order Of attachment against
the said jacob Hall and James Porter def,nd
ants, Us aforesaid. And the said Jacob Hall and
James Porter, defendants, as aforesaid, are mott
fed thae they required to appear and answer
said petition, on or before the 18th day of AuriI,
A D. 1852. S. NJ HAYS d co.
By KENYON d GALLrHER, Plfs' Attorneys
Attest: d. A PAINTER, Clerk. 50 As 227-33
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Notice.

JACOB HALL and JAMES PORTER, doing
business under the name of Hall d Porter,
vii take notice that R. NJ. Hill did, on the 25th
AgO November. A D. 1861 file his petition in
he District Court, within and for the county of
Sreekinridge, State of Kansa $, against the said
Hall Porter, defendants, setting forth that the
raid def. ndants did. on the 29th day of April,
A. D. 1861, at independence, Jackson county
Missouri give their promissory note in writing to
The said plaintiff. for the of $249 90, due one
day after date with interest at the rate of ten
cent per ,nnum; and also, tn said R. NJ Hill,
p PA did, on the 25th dag of November. A. D.
1901 obtain an order of attachment against The
Eald defendants And the said Jacob Hall and
James Porter, defendants, as aforesaid. are mott
hfd that they are required to appear and answer
1852 RW HII3.
By KENYON & GALLIHER. Prs Attorneys
Attest: D. A. PAINTER Clerk 227-33 $77O