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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-18
NO. 40.
Tho National Debt,

According to summation made By "a east
ern journal from official data, the National
Debt on July LIST, 1862, including an kabili-
ties known at the Treasury Department, which
embraces demand Treasury notes, certificates
of indebtedness and temporary loans, was
$511 100000. On that day there was o..
100000 in the Treasury subject to draft, leav.
ing the balance of debt 100000 900 IN round
numbers. $4,000, 900 Of this amount d old
debt, and the present Secretary has paid for
old Treasury notes and interest ON the funded
debt S71,000.000. The expenditure, there.
fore, on IN accounts, from March EIoUH:11
July l, 1862, is $423. 3.O00, 600. This amount
divided by 4s0 days gives the total expendi-
lures per diem at $661,25O. The liabilities
not known, on those claims that had not vet
reached the Treasury, are not included IN this
statement, but they will not greatly swell the
known amount Of Indebtedness. Thus We
find that fifteen months Of war on such scale
as the world has not known since Napoleon's
time, instead Of costing the Government ten
or fifteen hundred millions, az the Peaee De-
mocracy said it had Last spring, has really
cost less than the expenses Of some foreign
governments in time Of peace. England has
been prompt to remind US what burden Of
debt we were heaping upon ourselves by "this
foolish war;" yet at the same time the Ad-
ministration Of Lord Palmenton, as charged
upon him in Parliamentary debate BY Mr..
Golden, has cost Great Britain the extraor.
dinary sum, additional to the average expen.
ditures, Of a hundred millions sterling, or about
100000, ,000-an amount equal to the whole
debt of the United States, old and new, on the
LIST Of July, 1862 This enormous expendi.
ture in time Of peace was caused mainly BY
what Golden cbaracterizes a. Palmerston's
sensational policy" with reference, we ars
left to infer, to France and America. Ffst,
under the stimulus Of vague apprehension Of
French invasion, the naval and coast defsnees
of England were largely increased at great
cost. Next, the Treat affair was seized upon
to create another war panic, which involved
fresh outlays. resulting from useless prepare
tions to "vindicate the honor Of Old England"
Doubtless, if the statistics of the British War
Department were accessible, they would prove
that England's preparations for war during
the time that the proslavery rebellion has been
in progress, have cost larger sum Of money
than the actual war excuses of the United
States for the same period.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-18

- No fun is honest which is not fun for
both parties.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-11-14
Signs of the Times.

The names of the two distinguished men
chosen TO lead the country in the present cri-
sis, and whose election precipitated it, contain
a remarkable number of significant coinciden-
ces for the curious and the superstitious to in
terpret.
/. The african element is too prominent
to be overlooked. We have the generic syla-
BILE, Ham, in both the President and vice Pres
dents name. Neither is it common syllable
in the names of men. Further, the greatest
of old African generals, Hannibal, appears in
the Vice Presidents signature, leading the
contraband syllable, Ham, into notice.
Still more singularly, it is Ham-iin, which is
a contraction for line, or succession of descen-
dants. Thus, but dull eye is needed to see
in the Vice Presidents name, Hannibal lead
ing forth the children Of Ham.
II now we affix Coin of Lincoln, (which is
but con, and signifies NTH or together,) we
have very straight and pretty prophecy.
And while we are holding straws up to the
wind, it would be an omission TO neglect the
pregnant hint that it is the Vice Presidents
name that reads the fate of the times; mean
ing that the maiu issue is held subordinate
Not emitting to note that in Abraham we
have name Of emphatic meaning to many
nations, may dismiss the contraband element
with some satisfaction.
2 The notion of inSepdrdbte Union is en-
folded in the fact that the last syllable of the
Presidents Christian name, and the first OF
his surname are repeated as welded together
in the Vice-President's surname-Ham-lin.
g. 1t is a rery unusual circumstance that
the name Of the State which each gentleman
represents is easily spelled from the letters OF
his surname-IHinoi from Lincoln, and Main
from Hamin; each lacking its final letter, but
fully retaining its sound; which l interpret as
portending loss to the free States, East and
West, but without injuring their vital integri-
ty.
OF course none Of us are superstitious, but
we do like to see the new moon first over the
right shoulder. And before the last quarter
of Abrdhdm-L -Lin-coin's and Hannibal Ham
Inns administration lapses into the next "fung
fragment OF pale Luna's ring" we have pro-
phetic faith that the spirit OF the old Cartha-
ginian General will nod thanks from among
the supernals, to the brave Saxon chieftains
whose names have been contributed in sylla-
bles by the sable race Independent.
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your address Direct to
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WidoWs Wood Sociefy.

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Il Wood Society for the choice of officers, and the
transaction of such other business as may legally
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ming, Nov. 18th, at the Banking Room OF the rive
Cent saving Institution" corner OF Middle ana
Plumb Streets at O'Clock All interested are invft-
cd to attend SAMUEL ROLFE. Ssc'y.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
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THROUGH TICKETS
ITO NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA BALTI-
l. MORE and WASHINGTON, and TO all parts OF
the WEST and SOUTH and NORTH WEST. via all
the most popular routes aud at the i0tcest Boston
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PORTLAND, ME-, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IA, 1862
MISCELLANEOUS.

NlOOELLAN EOUS.
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
800 Bounty Money, Back Pay,
And Pensions.
FlNHE undersigned is prepared TO obtain from the
Il United States Government 500 Bounty Money,
Back Pay &C., for heirs of Officers or Soldiers dying
in the U. s. service.
Invalid Pensions,
Established for Officers and Soldiers, wounded or
disabled by sickness contracted while in the service
of the United States. in the line of duty
Pension
Procured for widows children of Officers and Sol
ders who have died while in the service of the Uni
ted States.
Prize Money, Pensions, Bounty and Back Paw CT
ected for Seamen and their heirs
Fees. for each Pension obtained, Five Dollars.
All Claims against the Government will reee
prompt attention.
Post Office address
SETH Z. BEEDI
Augusta, Me.
(OfEce No. 9 State House.)
REFERENCES:
Hon. Lot NJ Morrill,, Hon. Joseph B. Hall.
Us. Senate, Sec'y of State,
Hon. James 6. Blaine, Hon. Nathan Dane,
sep20d&w14tf State Treasurer.
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STATE OF MAINE.
ADJuTANr GENERALS

ADJUTANT GENERAL q OFFICE
Augusta Nov 4th. 1862
fGNHE municipal and military authorities of those
IL Cities, Towns and Plantations from which the
lists required in General Order No As of the LIST ult
have not been returned to this Office are requested to
give their attention thereto and the be
completed and sent TO me by mail forthwith.
The great labor of comparing these lists with the
records and rolls of this office, in order test the
euracy OF so much as relates TO members of Maine
regiments and corps, and compile the same for pub
hcation, requires that they be sent 10 immedi-
ately.
Lists sent in after the 20th instant cannot be recey
ed in season for publication; hence the Reports will
not exhibit the names OF persons in the L. s. Army
and Navy, and in Volunteer Regiments and Corps
from other States, citizens of places whose author-
ues neglect the duty required in General Order aore
sad Gross injustice may accrue 10 this class of our
citizens and their families, if record is wanting in
ed on the part of municipal and military authorities
to comply with the order above mentioned and the
instructions accompanying same.
JOHN L. HODsDoN, Adjt General.
move d&w2w
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FEHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
Il concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator ofthe
estate of
WILLIAM DOUGHTY
late of Harpswell, in the County of Cumberland de-
ceased by giving bond the law directs; he there
fore requests all persons who indebted the said
deceased's estate. TO make immediate payment; and
those who have any demands thereon to ex hbit the
same for settlement TO
AUGUSTUS z. JORDAN
l.. rpswell, Oct. 81, 1862 20 w8ws
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hs.ra !, defended but once and have seen few who

heard IL defended but once, and nave seen lew VINO
conld sneak of il withou, wincing.
Esw of Hallecks warmest friends claim merit for
him in the field. Few of his btterest enemies deny
tho, he has rare administrative capacity, and is
arsst Cabinet General. 1t us'd to be avorie Jest
ssmono the Missouri Rebels that. 90 long as Sigel
wss advancing upon them, it was all right; but
whenever be began to retreat they were afraid Of
him. If Halleck takes the field, the army in Vir-
pipa may have an easy time; but if he remains in
the office, JEFF. Davis had better lie packing up bis
trunk.
Gen. f. A. Carr, from Curtis's command, is spend
ing few days in Memphis. Notwithstanding the
three wounds he received at Pea Ridge. and his
arduons campaign since he is in the best OF health,
and like the other heroes Of the Army OF the South
West, seems to thrive under hardship. Gen. Oster-
haus another of the vee of the same corps is at
home in ST. Louis On furlough
In Sherman's and Huglburts divisions, which now
occupy Memphis, there are ten regiments OF limos
troops. Col John Bezer the aeen. OF the State, Is
here TO learn their condition and zee to 1t, that II
any of their wants neglected by the Government
they shall be supplied by Illinois. No other West
ern State has looked alter and supplied all The needs
of it's soldiers so watchfllly, constantly, and ten
DERBY as Illinois, under the administration OF Gov
Yates. .
The Illinois soldiers in the field have voted against
the new Constitution more than ten to one A. d. Ne
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THOUSANDS OF Young MEN HAVE BEEN
SAVED PRos RUN. AND OTHER THOusssDs DIRECTED In
OF their talents 70 honor ami fortune by obtaining
yenologcal EH animation, AMI sdyce NJ kOwLEA WELLs
No. 3O9 Broadway.
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More Guerrilla Oairages within our Lines
-Dispcsition of the National Forces-A
NEST important Railroad Link lea
Eroken-Grant--B Curtis-W ant
ed. "A -Cbief-fow Hal
leck's appointment is Received-Gen.
Carr-hiiinois Troops or the New Con-
siitGtioo.
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bodied males residing in the regimeptal dstricts
between the ages Of eighteen aud for.y-ive, ars
liable TO be drawn. The Revised Statutes of this
State, Section 40 Of the Militia law. prescribe:
, 1862-03-21

The eleventh district, Of the counties Of Kanka-
kes. VI III, Grundy. Kendall. Kane and DuPase.
t y te II ns1es 81 neha
The thirteenth diEt1fct, of the counties of Lake,
Mcnenry. Eoonc, Winnebngo and Stephenson
The fourteenth district, Of the county Of Cook.
SEC T. One representative to the Congress of
the United States shall be elected In each OF the
districts before enumerated, on the Tuesday after
the first Monday OF November, in the year of our
Lord cne thousand eight hundred and sixty.two,
aud one in each Of ssfd districts every two years
thereafter, nntl changed by the General Assembly
after the adoption Of this Constitution Such
election shall be held, and returns thereof made
and canyaaeed az is low, or may hereafter be pro-
Sidtd By law in such cases-
COUNTIES ARTICLE.
The Counties Article VAS then taken up,
adopted and ordered enrolled.
CoRPoRATloNs ARTICLE.
This article was also taken up, read, adopt
cd and ordered enrolled,
On motion the Convention adjourned
, 1862-03-21

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
1T1 oE CbGE, sa-sapeztuz Court OF Chicago,
bfe1cf Term t82. The Bank Of the State Of Indiana
for tie use Of the Bfanch at La Porte, ". Edmund
D. Taylor eod Ea-.a1et Taylor, his Eife Charles D.
Eopd. Ei5n Hamilton. Hugh AcCutsouEh Jas1s L.
Williams the unEncEa he!rs Of VILLA B. C;ts:,n the
unknown heirs OF William h Davidson An3 Eieazer D.
Chpnr h+112tn-ln CsanleEy.
Aff1s.zv:t o. the ronresIeEee of Charles D. Bond.
Alien Hamilton Hugh Mccullough. jesse l. Williams.
the uniaoxH hcts Of William B. C1fron the unkoo n
het1s OF tanliam H. Davidson, and E:zzer D. lam
be13An defendants aboTe nan1ed, aaFEG oees u!SI u
the oct cf the Clerk Of ea.d Superior Court g Gni
60 koure hereby gwen 70 the sa1d ChaZes T.:
Allen Hamilton, Hugh NcC1l.ouEa jesse L N3.Las!s,
taeunl1oNn heirs of William . E4ison t4e fs
hs,!sot William nsvdsea9 ne arH a E5fs1eff I'll e =
eetdConEt The Eanee?y 80 mesSo1: ee e,G sas n
dat Of Fcb rsIy 1 aao th5s s13a3sss tosssloa
ue1 out pf ea Court a8Htsst said de1e1daas3 return
ate OF the fr4t Mc6day 1I daA1eo neA At"1 u n U
lay required .....,. 5.hs,,a. =, r.,ua .7,..
son NON 1niIs H1ep scEuEoueh Ireso l. Wiliains tse
II !. iiu1in q Clifton Sd eei-s
" ttlan e. Davidson, sd Rleaxe- D. Et1aa.eE1aj1.
9 ea.M r InTonaify 30 and appear betoee aald S1psr
e. d1rf q Chicago of cook Comfy On Ike d1ss s3
I'd County, On the INST Aeedax q March lss3, .9d
II ocnpla.at. &c sane: I'd 3s u.stei. nd shIa4
q q Ss III Uttered sFf1's 8' c:e9r43 * e ~
J. 6IA1K Ik&Ax. Con2tts Hofm. faRk9G&AH
, 1862-03-21

MASTERS SALE.-State of Illi-
lsJ noIs, Cook County. Aa--Circuit Court Of Cook
Ceu1ty-1n CLa1rr.F. John Leut: "a James e. R.es
IA Harriet M Eess t Ees95a & B Ta!eots Pa11iek Mullins
Public notice ls hereby giren that l. l. G; Paine
fTeer MhEs9r IL Chancery Of Cook County, State Ut
Illinois. WILL l., par. Earce Of Naudate IN Decree
entered in the above entitled the date hereof
sell at public suction for c1sh to the highest bidder at
the orr d. cr Ct the Court Hc7=e Block thirty
zine tA 01d Town. In the City of Chicago. the 18th
OF said dsy. all u the ortgaged premises described
r SD Decree t. EisELo;Eix ~ n Rees and swlAs
ssEen1y seven I'll l1 the sehoal sectaoa Addition 70
Chicago. County Of Cook anh State OF Hin0fa or 70
uch a1d euch rottuc thereof 1Ry be necessary to
make TIE money due upon said D-crre with cnsts IL
testHt. commissions DC ]. C. PAINE FRELR
Nagscr n Ctauce,T Of Cook Comfy
Chicago, March 9Th 1sEe. mhTn331td
, 1862-03-21

n oFF1CERE-A1 extra cice lot OF aabrea Belt4
4nd 7 eesaaes Eaese Knoq end sp1E4 Reel Haoha.in
0cezI sEosdS the b-t artlc4a nade: Suith end Ees-
20 end F1sds Rssolvez1 Ana Pezo14n1 Cartridges: ::
Shoulder Europa BuEIee, &c, &c, Ill sold vefy ohaaP
TT ca4h- E Z BOWEN. 20 Clafk sResk [ae skstnt
oT8 the uEsted etata ExFEeN 0Moe. oe1&1T
, 1862-03-21

On Ia ana MONDAY DEC = 81 s:ssaa y ?. J
!eayE Wefs pepa. = f2EeE9: FL
sort Fsssea, da:e5s l Res2ess esa ss= p..e z
scin E,1fnn t,;stiss Ssp!dA and fotsEz9Eaet -
4 o. E7s.9 pssx4s:e 4 Is e. Rnsss1 81 issas@s1ss aaa
5;rtt Pscss.nTsfe fo1 7e1oH aed 1asss1tg9 FL si1
lie u:ia 4 & dsss RAsz3sseo7 sSS3 " ssssslzl1as1
sefS' Eo;HfSS' vM f1fp tee Go F, H. GAtE-.
Eeseis1 cars ~ n'esi1 FIT TAtcuT@. g. -
@Pna1GE A&4% IN
, 1862-03-21
GUatrr itter5.
4egal nutifRs.

THRUST EE'S SALE.-Wh he7cas,
l. John Zimmerman sna t!acoo Bc7xsaaa. Of the
CD CT CeoS and St"1e ot Illinois, did. the sth uty
Of aug D 1SJ. mAsG. execute and t!envGz to the I'LL
deTEt.nGs iced Of T.ts: cf M ts Of land and P.rint
Ees hereinafter meAItnEt. 70 scc.re the payment CT
fuE: eerair rFdn .usy ivts in eati Gce ties :rie1,
na6e hy the said and Begaan all OF ere
dae with SAID decd orc for tug sum OF i've h.a1set
cate; for tie euu ii 0rf hun 1rc and nInc:5 dol
3Hrs (:n payable two after lis .fAtt f tie
ofs1S hundred and sixteta d3f.ar ia!n, payable
they tier It's a6tr ami for tt: tf i:.
hundred and Eghtythree dollars t7} payable toar
Ecss after its date all payable 10 tho Order Of {.
14tha1t whlc said Deet 0f Trust Is coritG tn the
Office IN and t,T tie Comfy Of Coos aur
Eal- IN a3ok If u tc.15 1t poEt 2- A:1 ESertas-
defnl has been iida in tle payment 0t the first wo
Of eaid netes. principal and interest and the whole Of
t:e s.me l. n9w cEe and unpaid. and rac 1eg7. ho'dsr
property sao Trust Decd described for the purpose
OF FsJ;iig tue saEle
Nov tte!eere. BY virtue ut sai Tsss Decd and for
the purp&sc Of p1srE The said no::s sl:'. Monday
the 11st car of APRIL ID. . II ocl@ck IL n that
Lar 1t TIE north front door Of the Court HOUSE.
CT Of Chicago in ssL County Of Cock, sell at public
auction tcthe r- 70. c:Eh the los Of land
and premises in said iced OF Trust described and
conveyed. b.iE=. Lots two f2) acd three @ lii tne
SubdiI !sirn III TIC saushveE. tS;1:E ot stGt'oa
eevea T. Tow nssr tht1jI-e+hE s. n.:h f;sc faa.-
arres OF sId- In7rc lcs With all tie right anil
eauT OF rcdenJt cf tht said .Inln ZE1uernan and
Berg al6b, their hef:E and assigns therein.
GEt1E.:E Il. Lax, d.. Trcstec.
j. CL4RKsoS, Attorney.
Chicago, March u. 1sG2e. mh1aafr22tm
, 1862-03-21

tONGAESa4oSAL ArFQNT10NMENT.
The Legislative Apportioument article was
taken up aod very bitterly debated.
During the debate an amendment was moved
compelling the next General Assembly under
this Constitution to change the apportiou-
ment.
Mr.. Singleton moved an amendment, that it
be adopted By ordinance and go into effect i'm
mediatc3y, and that the General Assembly be
prohibited from changing it during the next
len yearE.
Both motion and amendment were lost.
The article was then coucurred in bF yeas
81, nays "a. It is as follows:
CONGRESSIONAL ApPoRr1oSAEST.
SEC |. That for the purpose OF electins from
the State Of Illinois. fourteen Representatives to
btr the state Of l1lnoie is entitled the following
Congressional distrlcte shall be, ard are hereby
established to be styled and known a. districts
numbered first, second, third, fourth, tiith sixth
seventh. eighth. ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth.
thirteenth and fourteenth
SEC 2. Tie nsst ii. trict shall be composed Of the
counties Of Alexander, Pu1aski. Massac, Union
johnson, Pope. Hardin, Jackron, WilI1.nason sa-
l1be. Gs1latin, Hamilton, White, franklin and
Perry.
The second district Of the counties Of Crawford,
Jasper, Clay, Richland. Lawrence Wayne, Ed
v,aidt. Wabash. Eifnsham. Fsyette, Marion. JEFF
The third district, Of the couotiea Of st. Clair,
Washington, Clinton, Monroe. Randolph and Madi-
6on.
The fourth dietrict. of the counties OF Mont
EEosncE; Macon. Moultrie. Shelby, Canaerland,
cel.e, nonglas, Clark, Christian and Edgar
The hfth district, Of the counties Of Macouptn,
saSga1oon Jersey, Greene, Scott. Mo.g A. Mem
The SIKH district. Of the counties Of Hancock,
A5ssas. M Nc Genene1eh, Brown and Pike
The s8SeIth dieuict, Of the counties Of Peoria,
farewell. Fulton. Cas-, SCHUYLER and Ma%cn. =
The eighth district Of the counties of Veri1l,on,
Champaign, Plat, Logan. Dewitt, NeLeaa, Ford
| Ioquofe and Livingston.
The ninth district of the euuntfes of Woo3fard
| The tenth district, Of tho coan1ie& of Knox
Warren, He0do1oa, Mercer. Rsek Ialaad e1d
Henry.
, 1862-03-21

WREREAS.-By Mortgage, dated
+. IN book 20 oi MoTgases puee g. j. " Waugnop,
and Ellen his N;:. conyeye IL r r. Sxift L. p. s~lE
J! s. Johnston. eslh 1Nrs OF lois and g block II
Fort Dearborn addition u Chicago 70 secure i've
bones ot ths fame date herewith IN tioaca to pay
notee coupons Or efty dollars each With power O:
aaIe IN case Of default IN payment Of said prncipa
interest," And Ftereas, said mortgage wa.luy stSn-
cd to me by said swift an1 Johnston By decd :at=d
April 18th, D. 1850 saIo bonds and coupons har-
ta'ng hten n1aue IN the payment Of said principal
e1E OF CO. SID also Of Ere OF said conpous heicg
gowes t. sa;d M mortgage Is 5on E. mEFasy ne TwsRtyiE,t
North door 6 Court House III the city OF Chicago.
to tie highest htd6cr for cash 70 ase the mor+y Hue
sad bonds Rnd cuuFo1s with costs OF safe and cog
veyarct the frt ':eGE ADORE described. rEt IL Shs
right. tito aEd Interest," II law and IN equity, of the
assigns, In srG to the same. GEORGE PAYSOS,
Assignee Of said Mortgage,
Chicago. Mlrch s 1897. s1h. 1131e-10r
, 1862-03-21

GTA1'E OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF CDOK- sS:-f,ircuit Court Of Cook County
April Term, lsz2- Eaen Conant ~ Jancs 81 e:s
3gDc7va Eeers- Ea'rE u. Hill, Seth e. HarGooi- HI
ram Beer aud E1anson NieecE-Iu.C .Ch1ncc7f.
Affidavit Of the restrsc1cC Of j1En57 H. He@r1
E''HoA :" - N-' elaEsoa Wheeler de-
.eaaant ssove naued. hytng bern aieiI the ocp uf
re Clstk of sud Circuit Court OF Coas County Notice
Bce1s. Hiram Betrs and Elsnson Nl1.e7er that said
conptatnars fled big amended bill Of conplAint IN said
FebsuarE is an. 4st sEEn9ons r.; tsererpos iss1Ga
On the eee ond Monday Of k2zA nett tls} as IL =
1aE re lutred.
Now Unless You, the said James 81 Ieor=. Mane1va
Beers. ttlfam Ecf II ard Ela1Son Wheeler sh3 ber
sonay be and ap1cA1 before said Circuit Court Cook
Conn Ton the first day Of the ne1s Apr 1eseo[to
b. holaen st Ghsas1 M IN said Connts. % The second
to the sefd conlolainsnta =nlenLeI b Of cou 7lsta
the Eame and the matte!s and things therein charged
aud stated will be taEGn as confessed, and decree
bill.
J.. H. MAvrnrES, C1uplatrnnts' Solicitor
mh19I4il-iw NN II. CHURCH, Clerk.