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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14
LEGAL.

S,TATE or INDIANA, MARION COUNTY. ssi In the
- Marion Circuit Court Of Marion county. IN the
STATE o. Indiana. March Tern, d. is6s-Mary p Nil
Ter ~ John Miller.
Be Il known. TIA, on this 3osh day Of January. IN
the ls the above named plAntn BY her attorneys
ied IN the once Of the Clerk ofMsnon cen Court her
complaint against sad defendant IN the above entitled
together With sdAvit Of competent person thai
Of Indiana.
SAID defendant 10 therefore hereby notified ofthe hns
and pendeney Of said complaint against him, and unles
be spnear and answer or demui thereto the calling Of
Aad cause the second day ofhe nextem ofssid Court
20 be begun and held the In the city oi
Indianapolis on the fourth Monday IN March neNt said
complaint and the and things therein contained
and alleged wlbe heard and determined In hs absence
wM. WALLACE, Clerk.
J. Morrison. Attorney COT Plaintiff.
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