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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
Army Supplies.
OFFICE or CHIEF CoaMEssARY. TRANs-M Miss DrsrRIc
 Little l3ock A rI. Juiy Ist ISb2

OFFICE or CHIEF CoaMEssARY. TRANS Miss DIsrR!cr
 Little Rock, 4rk, July lst, 1St2. HEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this oice f,r sS lhe delivery of 7O0C bushels of Dried te.cbt- and zooe bushels o Dried Apples for the of the Amy oE t'la District Ht proposals must be id in ths office on or before The l5th day of August and cred well packed u barrels boxes sacks, before tho 10 day o 1tober heSs. No proposal for delivery of less quantity than t,t01 bushels be rtcelved The places ui delivery will De Little ROok Da aueie F :ni,tb Ark epht ant Washington. The proposals must specify distinctly the price per bashei and he iace deilyerv and must be signed by the party making same The ur fos mut be directed the CLief Comm ssary af this ointment, and be endorsed, 'Prpo>as for deliver Dried ieacheS," Prop d,h,eling Dried Ap pes.'
 knd and security will be required for the uhlmens CT the contract JpIN C. PALhEk.
 NJ iJr and Ch of ComuD,sssry Gazette Little Rock Bulletin s,l h. au e- suh "as9 ngton Ark. cop! q. and bl ta nus o,f e. July 3 td
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10

bu scry ciG.lnV . $ made ot Gen. Jackson (otOnewal prlug prl. ut, no doubt with a considerable D ,rlinn of his army, which, with bis usual celerty movement, he had throwu into chmoud wi ,t the knowledge of the enernv--also that l.ongstreets Hnd Hills divisions were engaged. This would give au approxina,e estimate of b tive, turIy and thy thousand men actually
 Il he tsht on side, which is qnile as large proportion as WAS engaged at Aanassa4, -
 T ,e a effect of thi' victory which !. another result of the grne,aIsInp of the D Id and intrepid Jacksuu--will be m"st benehia It will shake beyond achievement the fc, Iitious reputation of that trrn -niou, humbug and bo4,ting brAg lart, Mcclellan. who thrice whipped betor- since his occupation Of he Pen. insula, has thrice shamele,sy lied 10 save his nerk from the gullutine. His northern friends vi be puzzled 10 know if Mis Is the fulfll~ ment of hts late gasconading promise to push h. rebels to ,he wall
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
DEs ARC, July 9th, 1862.

TRUE DEMOCRAT
 Correspondence between Gen. Curtis and Gen. Halleck intercepted by our forces:
 JAcKsoYPoRT, June 9. 70 Mqj. GenV Hal7ech, Corinth- have told you that my troops were unable to hold their position. have asked for rein forcements which have not arrived. Troops promised have been stopped--my division has had to fall back-my stock is almost starved. and the enemy have been animated. l had sent you large portion of my forces, and it is impossible to get communication through by way of the White river valley.
 If you cannot send me endorsements i'm med,ately so as to open this river, may be able to fight my way to Helena or some other point on White river, as you suggest. My DO siton in the face Of the enemy Is mortifying to etc., etc.
 (Signed,) $. R. CURTIS,
 Maj-Genl.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
HALLECKs $ REPLY.
 CoRINTH. June 2S.
s. R. CURTIS,
 Maj-Gen'l.

CORINTH, June Z6. 70 GenI g. F. Curtis, Jacksonport-
 As soon as the enemy was driven out Of this place, every effort was made to open commica ton with Memphis so as to supply and reinforce you by White river, etc., etc, etc. l ordered Gen. Grant several days ago to send brigade to relieve you by White river if open; if not by land to Madison. As soon as the route of thal expeditoni is determined, I will telegraph to you. Rely omit will reinforce you as soon as possible. (Signed,) II. W. HALLECK,
 Mai Genl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
Notice.

sTRAYED from the subscriber, miles souh-west e 'J Little Rock the 2 h Jf tune. loa2, tuule leg kel brand s wi che etrrr on gnt s.cuder. will give bvral reward any person that wifi up and seui word or brlng h m.
 July 3 l. St2 St* r. W SNiTil z ..J ,,,lA my plau ceuui, ur " ,olhg mules 2 ar4 ud < liuerai rewsrd M. be
 gwen for their al,ey the plansstionor rle ock-
 Iuv B. 1883 V. l.. ASHLf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
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e-SoMTiTfrD to the Penitentiary tho 18th M.s~ a. day of November, 1891 a certain negr fEyrEFss NFan. caig his B'i l. about feet ir @p Ee4ESx ches in ! ht of black color abont 2S years GE ( old He s,ys he belongs to Tnsn living MS1A-A nesr MeHl i;is Tenn ErG
 The Ia requested to forward coni- Z (sxt& ply wirh ths and take m away. or be will 1ay he sold a the expration of two years ray EkS the cl argrs, A. J. WARD A
 Tee. h.ls61 2lm. Keeper Of fnitept, .s.,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
Wool Carding and Loom Making.

'E\Hh und r=gned l. prepared Card Wool his paoe Al on fne AfAhn-'ts fly>f tnrty III es bruw Pine buG Pr=ons sediug Mool requ red t0 have i, tbOr,gy wa heu.
 All dnrs and lard substances ust be carefully picked 
 fooi should not be greaed horn it makes gum ltrt u card, aad uaps M
 One Juud Uf Uil should te With every eishs pUlots f wooi tu bo uded.
 teluI Vi tafdI0g-Oit t,,Ith 0! the Wool. H afro i.Anu actUr LOons iur sLu. ties ol which han koils Yards ul aln clo per uA Ih y DantptlIy and n.;,y s.sas ul Sea. -'ne" A7 a' vel lrOhed Rad ~i!l time LIc>- eIit. Dollars.
 dHslr' 10 pnrchasuseverai Spinning Jenney4 and will e', xl prlo- 2C th hsiH psrsns I cIss, t+q fs ibec-u! Us~, writing ts rn VtrH V!t ones sufficient tersl might Pr c'ftI .o Blake au thectiye u.s
 EDW. c. NORTON Jur3 6w CumminS r |. clunty, Ark
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
JoHs !. srlkMA.', Secretary Of State.
nReCkIprIoN

Said Benjani V. Hubert about feet Inches hsa rath-r s!ender built brown lair, ld generally -ars wh, er eyes, about 8 years of ag, yls about l60 pouuds. .Tune a6 ISl , 9,,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
k.zmaacoy Negroes.
-7 S3J Reward.

EpANAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, fhe - 29th uf june last. yellow boy aanled GUIr Sz9 years old rthAr short built for hi>s2 age. He carried away with hm bay horse, .A8 old l5l3 l6 hands high black tail and legs and said lse pa and hard loose Sad boy from Ggeenvlle Mo- and viii try get back that place. will give the above apprehension Uf boy and hurse half amonnt either thea k delivered to at his place. R. F. DAALAy.
 Lite Rock, July 3j, lo62.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
C c N II l T T E D

TgSO rhe jail Of Conway copnty Arkansas, on the 4. T 18th of June. A. lSt2- runaway slave. Said 70 is dark mufttto, about 42 years oll abont 5rA feet inches igh of his front cals lis G AUSTEN; says he belongs to pRt Dcaresau. eT county. ArAansas Had on when committed. an oid tweed coat, striped nsey shirt pant barsh, ade The owner of sai1 negro k hereby notified T fsr- ward prove prop rty pay charges be wIl be Ng according to law. g
 ANDY A. LIVINGSTON, Sheriff
 By HENRY NcfEssoS. jailer. e June 26, 1882 6m Cost of adv. S2 ser w ek.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
" o T C Fl .

SEY AZ committed to the Arkansa, Peni' .n,,.rv hv ss the sheriff Of Pulaski county. on the ist ot T.A November 1Sti certain Negro Ma.. ce, hi. nan,Ea a hn. Said negro is ahouf 45 years old ia sIaeh sA color feet ninp inhss in eight hs pop ewes and as . p-dinent in his si,e, ch TT II" h the prpe' Stephen Baredea who resides NisHsinrg and If taken away al the ezprst'oe/ q two y'<ra. will be sold oy the State
 A. J. wARo. nc $. 1861. f-m KsTsT ef Psnne@AA4 =
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
Fer sale for Confederate or Arkansas
 Money

TiiNabIs Improved | usda ta Wiite C., Ark. B NJ seJ iiss st of SeAeoy y acres " ia cU.uyAri1h, WIIiI ue, eesary h, Il .es. Une Vt 4U acree, nilv .a.c vt searcy with fns improvements.
 HYI miles east of setrcy 700 acres we'll improved lllug 1n Iite Red rvef As ulnyrU ct 'o lani Addie-s A .. TunNEk, searcy, Ark.
 JAMES E. BATE Iu'vS 3'* i.,ttl. Klca 4rk.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
NOtiCa.

s rR 1T ED fir the subscriber. ab the in of Nsv kT black year Uii, with wh U urs nk parts aud lies bJ sites uf ihs u ysble iii Sitiy dr1 ,psd h nj Any u- are be thaak0 ly received b5 naI sr utherN se. VIM. OATES. Sa-
 ] .lI.v ra.t Pope Connty Ark JnIy , tas2 S.A
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
Fieht near Cotton Plant, Ark.-CoDfede-
 rate Victory

On yesterday at 10 o'clock Gen. Rust'F com naud attacked the tederals under Gen. Steel, at Col. Hilrs, about four miles from Cotton Plant, capturing one pounder rife piece, and driving the enemy back with considerable loss
 The fight ragged terrifcally for about hours Col Parsons regimei was in advance and be- haved nobly. Col. Fizhugh's regiment also behaved admirably. Col. f. was wohnded.- Our loss in killed, wounded and missing is sup posed to be about 50. Enemy loss not known, but must have been very great.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
RUMoRED CHANGE IN THE CABINET.
 Special dispatch to the N. T. WcrI

WASHINGTON, June 22.-An i'm m>o.tant rumor has been circulating today to the effect that Secretary Stanton is about l. relinquish the charge Of the war department, and that Major General Banks will take the place vacated by him. 1t also said shat in case Major Gener al Mcdowell should manifest 8 wish to retire from active service, it will be granted.
 FROM WASHINGTON.
 Special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
 WASHINGTON June 22
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
N c T II GE

V \ V Gs0-sMTTTFn to the Ar Pelitentgsy s jailar of Jackson county. c-r,ain SeEl ealing himself LOFTS. about 5 Get s ineses his hlacs color, lighr hnd, abonI 2s yesrs cid o~ Es known
 The said negro will he sold at the expiration If not called for hv the owner. ! lss. {, 1881. 2AG. 6ssSHr af
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
BY TELEG R A P H
GRElT AAD BLOODY BATTLE IN
 VgR CENaA! {!
McCzelzan's Army Eouted - &one- woH Jackson ia Me Eght--L0rge number of Batteries Taken.

p,cuyoyp. June 27--via Mobile, 2Sth.-A d;snatch this morning says Gen. Beach lea the advance of the Confederate troops yesterday do,yp inc Meadow Bridge road, with brigade of North Carolinians. At the crossing he was reinforced by other troops aRd Gen. Hill diVl- sim Numerous field works and battereS op@ rosad our advance, which were assailed h the coolest manner imaginable and captured with great rapidity. The enemy has no doubt been driven hack several mes i'll the direction oi the White House. Our forces across the Chlcha bomipy. were led by Stonewai Jackson, Gen I Iono,Ireet and Gen. s. P. Hill, of Bethel HIil fame. On this side we are acting on the de fensive. Our loss is much less than could have been expected. All the nights Tn the vicinity of Mechanicsville are in our possession. Long streets division crossed the Chlckahomlny on the Mechanlcsvlle road last night, and the Dat tIe was resumed this morning, and continued freely untl s ocock, when the firing sackened and became less audible in the city.
 LArrR-Further particulars Firing has not beeu heard in the city except at intervals tor several hours, the enemy having been driven for miles in the direction of the White House on Pamnnkey river. Colamns ot. smoke have l,een ascending from the enemy's encampments, indicating the destruction of hls stores to pre- vent them from falling into the hands of the ConGederates. It is reported, however, that laroe quantities have been captured: One or tbe batteries captured this morning IS said to have been the most formidable in the Yankee army. It consisted of thirteen pieces. ,,
 The community continues composed but all are buoyant with the conviction that the God oi battles has vouchsated us complete 'lceory over the iusoent foe, who has so long threatened this city
 The wounded are constantly arriving and are raceiying every attention from the ladies at the various hospitals. The fortitude they exhibited has never been surpassed.
 LATEST.
 The victory confirmed. Allreports from the hattie field confirm the prevailing belief that McClellad's army has been thoroughly defeated, if not rouIed The ' York river railroad with the batteries commanding it has been taken by the Confederates.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
Runaway Sla0eS in He fSemtentiayg.

NCGt tCE
 stONMITrED to the Arkansas Peni.entiary by the e Ssheriif of Jefrson county the 2d day of Dee fS9 1881, Negro Man calling his name J0IIN G0RpnA.FG iIa about 6 years old. feet inches high. of a- black color, thick lips lower lip turned little round the left of his caused he says by having his jaw bIokc Says he is a free man. A.. J. WARD. Jan. l6, lSG2. 24m Keeper ef Tsntteniiary.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
From the Memphis Appeal of June aoth, via kichian
 Ark July Tth.

From the Memphis Appeal of Juno aoth, via Richland
 Ark, July 7th.
 RICHMOND, June 28th.-We have drivep the enemy six miles-beaten them twice in fight and captured eight or ten batteries and some thirty pieces of artillery, many stores, much clothing, many prisoners and small arms Jackson, it is said. has been doing great dan- age to the enemy. for, being completely in thelr rear has cut off all communication with the Pamunkey, captured 300 prisoners and many stores.
 LArER.-About 1000 prisoners were taken last night, including Gen. Reynolds and at least one hundred commissioned officers.
 STILL LATER.-Tne battle was continued to- dav with a brilliant Confederate success. The entmy is said to be completely routed-7 900 ur,soners have been taken, including many Officers and Gen'ls Rankin and Reynolds.
 RICHMOND, June 30th.-Y esterday afternoon Mcclellan burned an immense quantity of stores of every description in his abandoned forufca tons, preparatory to bis retreat towards James river. which commenced last night through White Oak Swempe. The Yankees have been closely followed by eur troops, and hundreds ot prisoners have been taken, and 1t IS confidently expected that a greater portion of the fugitlves vii be taken before night. Stuart's cavalry captured three thousand Yankees yesterday who were trying to escape to 1ork river. Gen. Elsey is mortally wounded. Maj Wheat, ot the Louisiana Tigers, was killed.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
N Q c F .

t0NFTTED to the Arkansas pepitentis the 2d 6sy oJ of December, 1861, certain Negr Slsl calling bis name JOHN C0WANs. Said negro man h light mn latto nearly white, recReltd face, fat nc nchss Iei ahn 5n old. has letters j. C. pricked nda E his lett Says he is free man.
 s. '. WARD Jan l6, 1892. 24m Keeper of PsSstRtiary.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
"Now lay me down Co sleep, And if 1 die before l wake, etc.

The logic of our gener4lissimo's article is stuff cient to convince any man that he does not believe what he hmse has written and 1t Is the candid opinion the writer, that if Gabriel w to blow his third trumpet, and ask genera s.imo what the thouA ht of Gen. Price?'' without even stop ping to scratch his head he would reply: ''Well Gabriel, am not very familiar with c Gen. Price Gas only saw him once at the Gavoso House) but 10 e best of my kuOotedge and belief he is greot general, and the highest style o( afabte gentle num-"
 Gabriel--" But didn't on write an article once rather disparagno to him in both these respecrs?"
 Generalirs mo, (giving Gabriela knowing wink) -" Yes, Gabe, but then, you hnow the deceit ul- ness of the human heart, and Of course, I didn't naedn n.'
 But in conclusion, he gives reason for this ma lignant and uncalled for attack upon Gen. Price: '' There is an army growing up in Ark nsas, ani We wane it to be an army of li r,e.." There re brave and chvalrous men in A kansas, as in any State, but let not genaralissimo indulge in the illusions of hope. that men of ectry Sare, even the bravest of the brave, will eve. owe their greatness" to Gen. Price's ,un Let him moi take the tt ering lncon' to his soul that he has had g hand in mating Gen. Price, or will ever have hand in unmsking him.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-10
FROM TIE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.

The blunder at Port Republic which permit ted Jackson to escape, rests between Shields and Carroll to burn the bridge. Carroll says he has Shield written orders to hold the bridge at all hazards. Carroll is a native of the dis trict of Columbia. and WAS appointed to the colonelcy of the 8th Ohio from captancy in the regular army,
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-24
0daeeklp $utte8etorS

GREAT SALT LAKE.-The water-marks show
that the lake is low o mere remnant of what
was one of the mighty water collections of the
earth. Along the base Of the mountain walls
Of the valley. If We may so term the limits Of
the basin, are distinct water-marks, the more
elevated order being from IS to 100 feet above
the level of the valley. They are almost con-
elusive evidence that great sea once existed
il Utah Valley. whose breakers have left the
marks Of their power indented upon the rocky
front OF their mountain confines as a monument
of their power The whole face Of the country
appears to have passed through caloric in-
luences Of the intensest character. Enormous
rocks fringe its margin, which are eharred as
black as ebony from the operation of the heat,
and their fragmentary condition bespeaks the
mighty convulsions which they have passed
through Near the lakes center there is quite
large island, upon which these volcanic indi-
cations are equally emphatic.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
Justices Summons.

STATE OF CALIFoRNlA-IN THE JUSTICES
- Court Chico Township. in snd for the Co,,Dtv
of Butte The people Of the State OF California send
greeting 10 james Keller; You are hereby sum
m med 70 appear before me at nv oaice in the
Township of Chico. in the Couutv Of Butte on the
twelfth day Of May, A. D. l>69. at ten o'clock A.
NJ. 10 answer unto the complaint Of u. NJ
Strattoa who sues 10 recover Judgment for the sun
one hundred and seventeen (Sll7 O0) dollars. bal
aace on note. when Judgment will be taken
against ven for the said amount. together with
costs and damages if yoa fail To appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County.
greeting. Make legal service and due reIQru hereof
Given under my hand. this nineteenth dsy Of April
\. D. l>62. A. SMALL
Justice OF the Peace Of said Township.
|; is hereby Ordered that this summons be pub
hshed IN the Butte Record once each week for three
successive weeks from this date.
A A. SMALL Up.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-24
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF-
teeeuth Judicial District OF the State OF Calfor-
MIA in and for the County Of Butte.
Bridget Campion Maurice Campion.
Action brought in the District CoWt of the FIT
teenth Judicial District and the complaint filed i'll
the County of Butte, in the Office OF the Clerk OF
said District Court.
The People of the State of California send greeting
to Maurice Campon You are hereby required to
appear in an action brought against you bv the
above named Plaintiff in the District Court OF the
Fifteenth Judicial District OF the State California
in and for the County Of Butte, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, Ga copy of which accompa-
MES this Summon>) within ten days (eXcusive OF
the day OF seryice after the service on You of this
Summons-it served within this County: or if
served out of this County, but in this Judicial Dis
trict. within twenty days; or if served out of said
District. then within forty days-or judgment by
default VIII be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
of this Court to dissolve the marriage existing he
tween the plaintiff Bridget Campion, aud defend
and, Maurice Campion. Pllntia alleges in her
complaint on Gle herein that defendant has deserted
her, and failed to provide for her maintenance; and
II you fail to appear and answer the said com
plant As above required. the Plaintiff will apply
to the Court fer the relief prayed for in her
plaint on file herein.
-l Given under my hand and Seal of the
! SEAL. District Court Of the Fifteenth judicial
'--l District. this ID day of October. in the
year OF our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
>iXtyone.
HIN. PHIPPS, Clerk.
SMITH RoSESBAUM, Attys for plt'f o5
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-24
DR.. WEBBER'S INVIGORlTING CORDIAL

will cure these caSes-it will insure animation of
the Liver, Blood aud Brains--it strengthens
the Nerves, and gives to the sufferer Lightncss
of spirits, Mental and Bodily feeling of
strength that Is delightful. The many respectable
persons who have been benefited and certified to
It's extraordinary qualities in curing any of the fol-
lowing diseases, must satisfy all but the seli-wise
and ignorant Skepiic-DysPep>ia Insit@cs-
tion, Loss Of MusC u!ar or Bodily Strength
and Mental Energy; Fever. Asue- a. ChilIs,
s<he Unsattc Neurai@ie otIier Paius: De-
pieiicn and w eaLnes> of the aIuraI Fuuc-
tions- Debility from Disease. Dissipation,
too much DoctorinG. Dcbaut hcry and other
causes; IN case OF excitement from constant In
temperance. and where Drieriun Trcmcns
has occurred. have it change the sufferer in
half an hour from the most horrible state TO calm
neSs and placidity. Ii can, indeed be couScien-
tionsly recommended to all suffering. and the pro-
pfietor regrets deeply that is necessary adyer
tISe II. in order that its merits may be known.
Sold highly concentrated. Price reduced to s3
two for S5-large quart titles. Sold by every re-
spectacle druggist in California and Oregon.
AGENTs-Crane Brigham, and Redington &
Co. Druggists San Francisco.
as- Look that the names of T. JONES and J.
WEBER, NJ. D., is on each abel. ol9y
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-24
Administrators Sale.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE PRO-
y bate Court Of Butte County shall sell on
Monday, the End day Of June 1852 at 10 O'Clock .
VI on the premises at the late residence Of Freder-
IGk eiShei; about two miles from Lovelock's, to
the highest bidder the following premises 10 wit.
farm knc wn as WeisheI's Ranch. situated about
TWO miles from Loveock's. and described as fol-
ows; beginning at a large black oak tree situa-
teu al me eoge OF water ditch. on the east bank
OF Little Bate Creek about 400 wards above vyers
the road leading from Lovelock's to Forks Of Big
Bate crosses Little Butte, thence running north IS
degrees east 100 rods 10 large pine tree marked
WIN three notches thence north 81 degrees west l60
fods 70 burnt pine stub marked with three norches
thence south IS degrees west $50 rods to
pine tree marked with three notches thence south
o. degrees east leo rods the place Of beginning
containing 100 acres more or less Said sale to be
SUBJECT to the approval of the Probate Court
FREDERICK LANG
Adm estate OF Frederick Weischel.
Orovie, Nav lst 1852
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-24
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF-
Il teenth Judicial District of the State of Caiior-
MIA, in and for the County of Butte.
NJ. E. Douglass vs. B. H. Douglass.
Action brought in the District Court of the Fif-
teenth judicial District. and the complaint filed in
the County of Butte, in the Office of the Clerk of
said District Court
The People OF the State of California send greeting
to B. H. Douglass: You are hereby required to ap-
pear in action brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff in the District Court of the Fifteenth
judicial District of the State Of California in and
for the County of Butte, and to answer the com
plant filed therein, "a copy Of which accompanies
this Summons) within ten days, (exclusive of the
mons-if served within this County; or. If served
out of this County, but in this Judicial District with
in twenty days; or served 0lt of said District th
within forty days-or default will be taken against
you.
The said action is brought TO obtain decree Of
divorce from the bonds OF matrimOnv on the
grounds Of extreme cruelty and habitual intem-
perance. and if you fail to appear and answer
the said complaint as above required the plaintiff
viii apply to the Court for the relief in her said
complaint prayed for
Given under my hand a-d Seal Of the
81, District Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial
District, this 3rd day Of March, in the
49, year of our Lord. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty two.
J.w. GILKYSON, Clerk.
BY MILES CHAPtN, Deputy. apl9
J. NJ. BURT, Pitts Atty.