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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
WAsu1x.;rnS. .l:,n. II.

MI. Cameron was confirmed to-day
by the Senatc, by % to IA. Pho Re
publicans vo,in. = We're Mrssrs.
T:umbull, Grimes. Wilson, l~lar!aa,
Foster aud Hale.
A bill which was introduced By Mr..
Arnold, authorizing the establishment
Of branch rostoflicers in cities, passed.
the lIoGTc today. H
Gen. Jim Lsno te-'ay had ma inter
view with the President, Secretary
Stanton, and Gen. Mcclellan, at which
| all three united in authorizing him to
prosecute the wal with bis expedition
according to his own principles. Gen.
Mcclellan arranged Lanes staff, givin.
him seventeen officers from thu army
If the Potomac. j. Champion Vaughan,
| Of Kansas, win be first Abide Camp,
with the rank of Colonel. The staff is
equal to that Of a Major General. Gen.
Lane leaves on Monday for Chicago.
Secretary Stdhton spent 4 few hours
at the War Department today, Mr..
Cameron having formally retired.
The President, nponE tho application
Of the delegations fiDm New slork, 10.
day appointed Major Abaer Doublelay
q rigadiors Gslasral
The fortiicaticn bill PISSED The House
to-day. This is a very important and
timely measnre.eH rebalds, repairs or
strengthens every fWtification on ule
northern frontier, and the Atlantic AMI
Gulf coasts, including . ~ fort Oh
Ship Island. ssslssatr
The Senate Committee have amend
ed the House bill abolished the frank
ing privilege, SO rs to restore it to the
hcads-of Departments and Bureaus, aud
those allowed it by special act Of Con.
gress. G
Mr.. Browning submitted = billtottc
Senate to-day, reorganizing the artl1-
lcry branch Of the army, and creatingSa
new Major General, four Brigadier
Geperals, two hspdrcd capsaiae forAYo
qorps, ID belkncstn as heavy ssand ilgbs
artillery. sssst*sa " / sas tsv
1t is said that Cassius M. Clay will
not leave ST. Petersburg until Cameron
arrives, who win leave withiAS 4 month
of his confirmation.
Important from Mexico.
New York, Jan. 1e.
The Tribune: Of this oity has impor-
Ftant news frosa Mexico. IL appears
that SO far from being upset by q new
rcvolstion as reported, Juarez organised
before the adjournment of Congress. q
new and stronger Cabinet. Dobiado,
Secretary Of State, issued 1 pproaclaafna.
tion soon after his appointment, SIosing
The port ofVera Cruz, inciealtngshs
regular army to $4,000, and 1ca1tfng on
the States for as many volunteers -
they could furnish. It is believed
that 10000 troops viii be in the field
0 Before Congress adjourned,
Juarez was invested with fun dictatoriai
powers. The Government has laid two
direct taxes, which the people will cheer
fully submit to. awyA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

accordance with which he drew from
the County Treasury for clothing
ell2,50
for expenses and freight charges $3.50
$141 90
and has presented bills rs follows:
one box clothing $l1l,7s
receipt for express & freight = 70
+s.8,5o
Postage ,0S
Receipt from County Treasurer 10
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

Sl41,0O
Also on the &srae day by resolution
the Board appointed b. A. Hall COM
missary, with power to draw on the
County Treasury for such as might be
necessary for the organization, ststen-
nee and transportation Of said COM
pany to Marengo. We your committee
find Il. Il. Hall has drawn from .Trca-
sury S244,44 for the above purpose, and
he has now in lHs possession $2O5,O0
which has been refunded to him by
United States disbmsing officer, leaving
Balance Of $39,44. which was paid as
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
case rs above stated
244.44

w u tlCTVtpl IeCtpitIIllSiN ~ ~
to instruct Mr.. Hall to pay said 100000
into tic treasury and Mr.. Hall, Mr..
Appellate and Nj. Conneh be dis
charged.
On the 9Th day Of August 1861 4
resolution was passed by the Board,
giving to the families Of volunteers as
follows:
To wife, father or mother, per month
$500, to child, brother or sister depen-
dant upon the VOLUNTEER for support, ur-
dor twelve years old, per month 5000.
Said act required the Volunteer to
file an affidavit with the clerk of the
District Court stating .fhe namc, and
age Of each member of his family, claim
ing said appropriation, it also authorized
the Clerk to draw m order upon the
County Treasury in favor Of such per-
sons as are entitled to said %.slrropria.
ton, according to the provisions Of this
act s1cre has been paid as follows, up
to December l2lh, 1891.
r., llrc E);x.l,osL Srr%l.r1 tQc IN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

To Williamson & Vanhorn for
livery 1,ir. $1O,0S
To Ben. Hammitt, Musician 500
" Peter Overmire 500
"P. b. Hill 500
DR.. Carry for board, o
than officer allowed 1900
" Mw.klcr l,O4
+" some other item not allowed 30
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

lllC AUtH Vi lWCJVC uOllITS. Hlu lily
cents was allowed and. ordered to
be paid.
The claim Of B. II. Gould for the
sum oftwo dollars was brought before
the Board, ana on motion was rejected.
The claim Of West Wilson for the
sum Of twenty-one dollars and tweRty-
five cents for services as township Clerk
dCrystal township, was investigated by
the Board, and ON motion the sum of
eighteen dollars and twenty-five cents
was allowed and ordered to be paid.
The claim OF Isaac Smith for the sum
Of one dollar FOR killing prairie wolf,
was allowed and ordered to be paid.
The claim Of Justice Butler for the
sum Of five dollars was rejected for want
Of formality.
TIE claim Of B. w. Fellows for the
sum Of three dollars and ifty-fve cents
was also rejected from the same cause
The claim Of Barney Fox for the sum
Of one dollar and forty cents for witness
fee, and mileage before Grand Jury at
Feb. Term 1861, was allowed and or
derod to be paid.
The claim of e, w. Motif for the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21
The Union Resolutions Rejected by the
Legislative Assembly Of Washington

AVAAAsV4ys
Be it resolred By the Lers1u6re assembly Of the
Territory Of Washington, That the Union is so in
corporated with the institutions Of our country,
that is dissolution would cndangcr their pcrma-
nencc, and seriously threaten our existence as a
nation.
Resol,ed That all sectional divisions can DC
better healed within the Union than without the
Union, and that all preteXts fora dissolution OF
the Union, are unwarrantabc.,
Resolved That the alacrity with which the pco-
pie rush to the rescue OF the Union shows them
worthy of their lineage, and their brthright,
and makes US, the most distant limb Of the Union,
forever their debtor.
Resolved, That Washington Territory. true to
herself, and true to the Government, will not be
found wanting in devotion to the Union, in fidel-
ity to the Laws and Constitution, or in due res
pect for, and support Of Mr.. Lincoln's adminisra-
ton, which the popular voice has called to main
tain the one and enforce the other.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to our Delegate in Congress, Hon. W. II.
Wallace.
VOTE on THE RESOLUTIONS.
Yeas-Denny, Griswld, Lombard, Mccall, Smith
of Clark, Taylor, Urquhart, Cocks.
Nays-Aird, Bozarth, Bates, Beatty, Chapman
Gardner, Gillian, Hinckley, Holbrook, Page, Set
tie, Smith Of Walla Walla, Ruth, Thornton, Will
son, Warbass-l6.
Not Vodng-williamson, Ferguson, Mclean ana
Yantis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21
SATURDAY, JUNE 81. 1862.
Our Call.

We publish above call for mass Union
Convention, which we think cannot fail to
meet the approval Of oil true Union men.
The call is made upon all who are in favor Of
putting down the rebellion aud maintaining
the integrity of the Union at any and all sac
rifces. All former party associations, pnju-
dices, and platforms, are proposed to be laid
aside, in order that there may be a cordial
union of all, who love their country more than
party in an effort to elect men for the various
offices, more especially for members Of our
Legislative Assembly, who will not refuse
their endorsement of the Governmental its
effort to put down the rebellion, ms was done
last winter by men calling themselves 4 Union
Democrats" ii
We call upon all honest Union meu to care.
fully compare the Democratic call Will, the
one we publish to day. The first is So worded
as to carefully guard against any, surrender
of the Democratic organization. Il The other.
in express terms ignores all former parties,
anaP Proposes to organize a Usies Purity on
the platform Of a jealous support of the Gov
eminent in its efforts to put down the rebellion
and maintain the Union. Everything is ex-
pected to yield to the accomplishment of this
desirable object. All party chickering's and
prjudices are to BE- for onse sacrificed for the
good Of the country. No man is asked to
sacrifice or change any political opinion he
may have formed. All that is asked is full
and unconditional surrender Of the h-rcsy Of
secession. that has 20 much soiIcd the erHlinc
Of Democracy in timss past. -
The Democratic call is prefsced by the i'm.
mortal saying Of General Jackson. "ihc Union
1t must be preserved and then gors on with
. view Of e6ecsing . union ct The Democratic
party which was shattered into fragments by
the first gun At Sumter. by using the follow
ing plain, cemmon-ssEse partizan language:
90 The Union Democracy of Thurston county
W. T., and ali sound and true Union men desiring
to saif. rub shsm are hereby requested to meet by
delegates, IN eonve niion, in the town of Tumwa-
Ter, on Saturday, June 2lst 1862, for To, purpose
~ ncoinating candidates for the various Offices
70 be SLED II the aext election
There Is nothing here to Justify the conclu-
sion that union with o'hev parties was de.
Sired On the contrary the very idea of such
union 10 rrpadiated. THE Union Dcmocya.
ey. and all who desire to unite with them 1.-THE
Ds0sesaey] are requested" &c.. thus coa6n.
ing tho call exclusively to Democrats and
those who desire to join their organization,
which il seems the Democratic leaders mr.. de.
termined to maintain At the cost Of the Gov.
eminent, and every interest dear to the people.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21
Cowlitz County Union Convention.

In pursuance Of previous notice the voters
Of Cowliiz County met at the school-house in
Monticello on the l4th of'June, for the pnr-
pose Of organizing a Union Party.
AR. Burbank was called to the chair, and
W. II. Harris elected Secretary.
On motion committee Of i've was appoint.
I'd to draft resolutions.
The chair appointed Mcssrs. Jas. Hunting
ton, Chns Holman, c. Ma1ger, II. G. Smith
and d. &. Spalding.
The committee retired for few minutes and
reported the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
kes0frcd, That we, the citizens of Cowli.z
County in convention assembled for the pur.
pose Of organizing Union Party, recognize
but one political bond and that is the bond
that binds the Union together.
Resolred, That rs hong ms there arc those
within the limits Of the United States who
carry arms in opposition to its laws for the
purpose Of setting at Defiance its authority
and destroying its Constitution, we will TO the
utmost Of our ability uphold and sustain the
legally constituted authorities Of thu Govern.
ment in supprrssing the existing rebellion
and in bringing traitors to mcriicd punish.
ment.
Resoired That we viii support and vote
for none but Union men irrespective Of for.
mcr parties.
Resoired, That VIC invite each election prc.
cinct in the county to send their proportion
at delegates TO county convention, 10 b. held
at Hays school-house On Saturday the 2s,h
inst.
1t was agreed that the precincts should b..
entitled to Delegates as follows:
Monticello precinct. six ds.lrgates; Castle
Rock two; Callauma. one; Oak Point, tvo;
Wakiakim county, one. -
On motion committee of three was appoiut.
ed to net ~ county COMMITTEES Cor the purpose
Of confrring with other couutirs in the Co.ncil
district in regard to The election of COUNSEL.
man. at the coming election. ~.
The chair appointed Messrs. II. d. Hunt
ingtoa' Z, G. Smi.h and W.s. Huntington
said committee. - =. =.
On motion tue Secretary wa rsauested 10
have the adopted proceedings publishsd.
On motion the ,assting adjourned. 49,, s.
A. r. BURBANx. Chairman.
". H H-nis. Sec. - -.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21
Fourth of July at Claquato.

Pursuant to public notice u mceting,of the
citizens Of Lewis County was held at the
Union Hotel in Claqua,o to consider ways
and means to celebrate the Fourth ofJuly in a
proper manner. Mr.. Il. Il. Roundtreo, was
called TO the chair aud j. D. Ginger was ap.
pointed Secretary. -i7s''s a' 'as ).
The object of the meeting was explained by
John Il. drowning and the following iesolu.
ton was adopted: @l .-i'f'i's' ~ 20 20
Rrsolred. That we, tho free and inderen-
dent and loyal citizens Of Lewis County will
hold our 4lh Of July in Claquato, and have a
FREQ dinner. encl, one contributing his share If
the expense, and an oration delivered by
SONS citizen Of the county. 49,
The following committees weW'sppointcd |:
Committee Of Arrangements on the ground,
John II. Browning. Javnn Hall. L. A. Davis.
Levi Gates, j. u. Decker. T.. II. Winston,
John Alexander. Charles W. Onglc, Jas. Nc.
Grew aud Austin w. Castor, EGGS. s4a
Committee IN solicit Subsistence in the N.
ricus nrighborhocds: y. r. Roundtrre and
r. w. Nswlnnd in Boisfort. L. L. Dubeau and
n. Howe. Sen..- in Cowliicn. Chae. Bishop in
Newawkum. Il. Mills and Joseph R..mly in
CWOOAutu UsNAs WWvwu 1IWsss Osvssu u IpSWWUs
ing and VIM. Rutledge in Claqusac. The
duty IT the committee IL to int~rrsl shesnss.lvrs
in their respective neigAbovhoetAs in mUeusins
the necessary materials IN 'shs diunss aud
see That they are forwarded in das sssssasss.s
! he following wsss sprsiaasd csasmisre
to draft toasss: j. W. Mcdonald. Esq. Pinto.
john Brewer. 4. 8. Fcsd. 6~n., Hon. q. D.
McFaddcn. Wm. n. Rutlcdgs aad J. ID.
Ginger. ~ '-'es-.' '
Nan. o. r. McFsdd~n wss appointed On
tor of the bay, and VIM. n. Railedg- 70 rad
the Declaration Of lndspsnd-nce. Rev. Mr..
Douglas WAS appointed Cha; lain.
&. 5. Ford S~n.. was appointed llavshal
WIN. N. Rutlsdgs was sathorised ~ wait
upon w. +. Donk and arrange whh him to
keep fr..r ferry far oil thess gsiaesr coming
- the celebration, John T.. bsuwnsae making
hin ferry ffrc tor the same paro<s. sssa7s%sS
All arr cordially invited - casne md tsle
good old fashioned dinner with 10 free Of
any SxpensSs. siss4A e. al
The pssesedings II tbis ssnestiae ~ -
dsrrd ~ b. Psbliahsd in.hoih the papsrs h
Olympia. so s..sz $3.50 ssp.sss :, So -
On motion the meeting adjourned.
4. II, RouNDTsBs, Chairunn.
l. d. Clingw. Secretary. ID
Clsqasso. Jans ll3h,-Ieecs $500. =
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

from our Oregon exchanges:
- Rebel rr;ss, .r0~ cs@se.:on. '.'
Philadelphia. May The gunhoat E;ex-
riHe arrived last night, with thrvr steamers in
tow. which we're csptard Of Charleston. at
tempting 10 rup the blockade. They asx
IRON Nassau. 80.
TIE President las revoked Hunts's proc
lsmafion, which wss well ,rcsiyrd q Ton
Royal. lIupirr had organized brigade d
eontrabands and 40 about TO assign ihsaa 10
building iori6caiioEs and snirsssLus Ms.
A sharp engagement hsd ccruurd si,h a.
rebel batteries Al Slone Inlsa. s. C.. and tbx
Cnien Iorcr we're virtually Investing Ckarlesr
ton. A rhrl steamsr was uun ashaSe a WI
liams Island vhik bring chssrd BY hoeka-
ding vessel and : ain aground. - ~ y
AsaP~wt = ~ R0sr6ess. .....,,.....
Lssisvilrs-&nn> a~Ths kelils Krss 4
thr 3lses 81 ensanins sasia esdsA Zen Hoo.
sgard. fsstiddiag II nswspapsr esssvsraa1-
Snas N sssr.s~s sihia IS nsilw Il lis 49,
slss fasbiddiag .aBsss - sal1iuss vsininc
shsas shssn.1is-sl ~psivss sassupu
eess.d = q ssT~sss .stssss=~vs @s~&
sas4 saAAeahAbu1sG.lhmAiusnuuA.n&.s :
~Nsw rHEsDsk Slxs-SSsF MAss,aSa.
rspdu6O l111&oA CisyYu0ks m al
5sh inss, - ~ vrsas 4 James River hsd
~ ths bnaassiDO1ewye61nuG eualetabr.
~ nictnsu6. Ia iDscsnus<1<1 ueshwa1sui
A~hD - ~ ~ oluAsss sAsw 80
sssd. a ssnbersf rsvssal gssbsaat lnsl
So Up thssosss dg6g sAs psss AwrdsJo
snd IT, ~ eeoss eisAnue4 kses~ ssss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

A "WHALING" FELL0w.-A large fish,
weighing 1900 pounds, and measuring ID feet
in length, and twenty inches through the
thickest part. was captured one day this week
His ish-ship had run aground upon the mud
aMsand was Aounderiug about at terrible
rate when he was lassoed by his cartors and
hauled ashore. He is pronounced by compe.
tent authority to b. "sulphur-bottom
whale"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21
the Cnion-.la SHAH be Preser, ed
THE UNION, THE CONSTITUTION AND
THE EN- ok LKEET OF TIE LIES.

All the voters of Thur.ion county, Washington
Territory, in favor of preserving the lnion, man-
tanning the laws. and y, aiding the present Admin
is,ra,on to suppress Rebellion and Treason are
requested, without respect TO former party names
and party predictions. 10 meet ~ Mass MEETING,
at the Capitol in Olympia Saturday. June 18th.
1867 for the purpose Of nominating good, sound
UNION men, to be supported CIR the various off
scs. to re filled at the next regular election; and
to appoint delegates to represent said county in
the Union Council district convention, to be held
at the town Of Claquato. in the county Of Lewis,
on Tuesday the LIST day Of Jzly. 1862.
MANY UNION MEN.
OLYMPIA June 9th 1862.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

STRAwBEaRIrs.-We are indebted to G..
II. Sylvester for plentiful supply of large
delicious tame strawberries. raised ut Durcin' g
nursery in this place. Mr. 8. has plenty Of
the same sort left for sale. Orders filled for
abroad with promptuess and dispatch.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

u Four more convic,s escaped from the
penitcnsiary at Portland OH the night Of the
l7lh inst. Their mod" Of rgr-ss was throngl,
hole made in the brick walls with com.
mon file. A Portland paper says that at
last accounts the hole had not been closed.
but was not informed whether j, was to allow
others to escape or to give the wanderers a
chance TO return.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

"SwEETNCss LONG Drawn Orr."-G.o.
W. White. "our devil" has presented us
with plate Of delicious honey-quite a rari-
~ for this locality where bees have been but
recently introduced
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

~ Two miles Of the railroad around the
Cascade falls have been laid IN the short
space Of three weeks. II will soon DO com.
ple.ed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

z Hon. A. c. Gibbs, Governor elect o.
Oregon. is lying seriously i'll at Portland.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

~ What do our country friends think Of
Union call signed by Z. B. Baker
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21


papsrs. say that lhe tan hillrlns psbanAr tho
bsIWts 80 variossly aneu1ea thaathsalIsuss
viii, hardly b. ALB y sssbeniasSts .swA 'sA.
uleu'bsr Of tAr Cahiznt iAappssAd.toI hs Pres
idsnts policy efsnaDsipasidA With .ssanpes-
satlou~aoq@s4 ~ s-sxsSsxsA nv szxssnA
lit u concsdrd ut qeslaaD atslhe slnttlssf
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l@g.S. shan ives a6nEss>aAsAs adj fsshasly
rsach 1000 sd. "a Wv ~ ssai,sss-ns ~
New Yok. szlheE6e .zkitsss says: We
learn throsQh . r8ea>u Ahaunol y vhieh We
cas6dss thHl ~ Up1nis>s u lkxas nil sosa
he heard iron ,kiaxsD1u.esad thas ihrir
arrangements Car rsaAssiag ths State to the
Uaida. 1--we b~a quhsely oaaaRa. - that
49, sAis tksy hasc slssUu ~ ~ 1ag sthe
hssszs. s.4sssAt ~ al en-. Hous-
To-. ~ ss&s uss a ssssessl,s..s-t ssass. -
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s3isqaeshl0 g LAaiD . ~. ssnalng that
Msnsphis haAuuuunAuGa 70 ~ Rsdesl H.
- chh:s 6alaguAss >s--
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haaeSkwp NRsQsuA~asbs - ReS ssf-
terrier. Federal gunLoais ssr tsss n1Is -
ehc Gsy.s ri 81 A. Aeas bsssts ~ 81
= 9SRs shA aDausn h.Atsss caYsursd
s1nsids ahD-knI1sean4 suesDEsw YUk.
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Asse.se sN6Aun Asu4ules. dsssd Nay
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-21

2 49, U
Al The hank s<sIvvs hieA~ssa C,.s,e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-03
Order Of Publication.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State Of Kansas, sitting within
and for the County Of Doniphan, for the trial
of causes arising under the laws Of said State.
Ruby NJ. Soule, Plantiff,)
vs. No, 44s.} ..
Anderson Cook and At'aohmen'
Richard II. Hereford defendants,
II Nhe plaintiff by liillsman Jarrett, her agent,
j on the 18th day of December, A. D. 1861.
filed an affidavit in this action, showing that
Richard II. Hereford, one of the defenants in
this action, ia nonresident of the State OF
Kansas, and cannot be served with the process
issuing from this Court; it is therefore ordered
by the Clerk of said Court in vacation, that
the said defendant Richard H. Hereford, he mott
fed by publication in the White Cloud Kansas
Chief, weekly newspaper published in the
County Of Doniphan and State of Kansas, dur
this suit, the object of which is te obtain judg.
ment against the said defendant, for the sum OF
1921 Is, with legal interest thereon from the
2Sth day Of August A. d. 1861, on promissory
note given by the said plaintiff, and that the
property of said Richard H. Hereford has been
attached and certain debtors. Oft the said Richard
II. Hereford, have been garnisheed to secure
the payment Of said note, and unless he plead
answer or demur to the plaintiffs petition
against him filed on or before the 18th day of
March 1862. such petition will be taken as true
and confessed, and judgment rendered accord.
insly.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and affixed the Seal of said Court, at
my Office, in the city Of Troy, this 10Th day Of
January, A. ID. 1862.
HENRY BODER, JR., Clerk.
Tennent 4 Camp, Att',s for Pl'f.
January %, le62-7w. Prs fee, SIG.