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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

0.TTm Southern papers furnish some
interesting foc,s, going to show the
enormous depreciation in the value Of
negroes. 1t seems that the hire Of a
servant for year is nearly or quite equal
to his fee simple worth a sure sign tina,
the people have no confidence in the
stability OF the institution.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18
FIR EIG HTS.

ny this route Freights Of all DDS ripiion, can he
forwarded TO and from Philadelphia, NV York Z,
Bo.ton or baltimore, to and fron AM point on the
Rail Roads of Ohio, Kentucky, 1nJiana, lllinois,
wi.con.in. Iowa or ,lissonr, by Riil Road direc,
III. Pennsylvania rentru R1il Road also cJnneuis
nj Pitsbur.h with Ste uners, bv whiih oods be
for srled to any port IN the Ohio. Muskibgun Ken
tncky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois. Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas aud Red
kiysr; aud at cleveland, Sandusky all Chicago
with sisanlevs to all Ports On the NOrlh Western
Lakes.
Merrhan,s and shippers rnirus,ing rie trsnspofia.
tion Of their Freight to this 20 onPany, rely with
confidence on its spec ~ trinsit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO and from any
po Mt In the Nest, by the Pennsy lvania Genital
Rail Road, are at ali times as favorable as are
chs ts-d hy other Rsil Fotd Companies.
eP-Be prricnar to mark packages WA PssS'A
CENTRAL X. r." -,
ply to OF address either Of the fol owing Agents OF
the COMPANY;
ID. A. STEWART, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLARKE n CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh,
n, W. BROWN n CO., CincinnHti ohio.
re MELnRUN Co, Madison, lndiana.
j. T. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w " AIKMAN, Evansville, Ind.
r. ASS, 81. louis, Missouri.
CLARl.E X 90 Chicago, Illinois.
J. "A. McCOI.M, Portsmouth, q.
J. NJ LOVE, Maysyilis, n.y.
HALL 4 co, Marietta, q.
r. AYRES, NIuskingum River.
w H.& Ell. LANGLEY, Gallpolis, q.
n. s. PIERCE 4 60, Zanesvile, q.
n n. HUDSON. Ripley, q.
RC. MELDRuM,G @ enerai Travelling Agent:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

or The Mormons are operating large
ly in some portions Of Canads. Forty
seven converts were recently baptized at
Chatham.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

CaAPPEp HAsps.--Mix q quarter OF .
pound ofunsslted hogs lard which should
be washed first in water then in rose
water, with the yoIk Of . new laid egg
and large spoonful Of honey. Add 10
this as much kne oatmeal or almond paste
as will make the whole irto paste, aud
apply this efler washing the hands.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

OF During the last week, the Ohio
State Journal says 1909 recruits were
enlisted in the State. as shown by the
books of Commissary of Musters at
Columbus. That is doing well, but bet
ter work must be done to have Ohio out
of the draft by March lst, when the
large bounty ceases.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

OF A clerk complains, through the
columns ofihe Richmond Whig, that his
salary OF $1,000 from tie Government
will only furnish his family Of i've per-
sons with bread and water.
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Terms Of the Tifin "Tribune,' y
FROM AUGUST rs, 1853.

Tcrms.-s9.oo per snnum, payable
In adssnce-sa so IL not paid 10 advance.
No Subscription taken for a shorter peri.
cd Than Q months |; and no paper discOn-
tinued until all arresrsges are paid up,
unless at the option of the publisher.
OF These terms will be strictly ad-
hered to hereafter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

or THE BILL forbidding enlistmcnts
in Ohio for the military organizations of
other States, or the procurement Of sub
stitutes for persons residing out of Ohio,
10 now a law. A tine of three hundred
dollars. or Imprisonment in default ofpay-
ment, is the penalty for its violation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

Diseases of the NervOus,
srnrsAL. UarsARr and sExUAL sf.rrns-
new aud reliable treatment-in Reports Of
the HOWARD Ass0CIATI0N-sent by
Msil In sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge. Address Or. J, sKILLIN HOUGH-
TON. How Ard Association. No. 2 South
Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Feb. 9Th, l664.-iy.
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LIVE STOCK.

rrovers and Farmers will dnd this a most advan.
tageous IJuts for Live stock. Capacious ards, wen
uAtefsd and supplied with every convenience, have
bsen opened on this line and its e"nneutions, and
every attention Is paid TO their wants. From Harris
bug, where will he ionnd every convenience hf
feeding and re,tinr, n choice 10 offered OF the
PHIIADELPHiA,N NEW YORK and DALTI MORE
MARKETS. This viii also be found the shortest,
quickest, and most direct route fot stock to Ne"
Sork-tvis Allsntown1 and with fewer changes
4 ian any other.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. supt. Altoona, Pa.
!. l.. HOUPT,Gen. Ticket Agent, Philadephia.
u. u, HOUSTON, Gen. ffeighi Agent, phiiad'a.
January ~. 1884 io-if.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

THERE has been no rain In Hungary for
nearly two years. AZ a consequences the
crops have come 10 nothing. and the
floeks and herds are dying, disease having
followed the drought. The writer csti-
mates the loss d. sixty millions dollars Z
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18
Church Property South.
IMroRrASr ORDER FROM THE WAR pErARr-
MTNT.

IMPORTANT ORDER FROM THE WAR DErARr-
MENr.
II Is known To- all that most of the
churches South are In a state Of utter
disorganization. Ia such state OF
things ohwch property of all kinds is la-
ble TO be wholly or partly destroy cd, aud
so lost for future use, or restored only at
great cost, 1t would require hundreds oi
thousands Of dollars TO put meeting
houses in good condition, which by utten-
ton, now could b. kept from mutlation
or entire destruction.
The American Baptist Home Mission
has therefore applied tn the Government
for power to take possession Of, aud hold
church property South for the denominu.
ton. We give this important order be-
low, only remarking that the Methodist
and Presbyterian denominations art
moving in the same direction.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
AnJuTANr GENERALS OFFIcE,
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ia, 1864.
To
The Generals commanding the Mill.
tnry Division of the Mississippi, and the
Department Of the Gulf, of the South
and of Virginia and Nor,h Carolina, und
all Generals and Officers commanding
armies, detachments, aud posts, and al
Officers in the service Of the United
States, in the above mentioned Depart
menis:
You are hereby directed TO place ot th'
disposal Of the American Baptist Home
Mission Society, all houses of worship
belonging to the Baptist Churches South
does not now omciate:: irrs ihutscr J
gr, at importanc to the Government, IL
lis efforts to restore tranquility - th'
community aud peac TO the Nation, thn
Christian minister's should, by example
and precept, support and foster the loyG
sentiment of the people. The American
Baptist Home Mission Society enjoys tn,
entire confidence of this Department
and no doubt is entertained that oil min
isters who may be appointed by II will b'
entirely loyal. You are expected to Civ
il all the aid, counienance, and supper
practicable in the execution Of its impor
tant mission.
You are also authorized and directe
to furnish their executive officer, o
agent, and his clerk, with transportation
subsistence when Il can be done withou
prejudice TO the service, and will aifor
them courtesy, assistance, and protee
ton.
BY order of the Secretary ofWar.
Il. ID. townsend,
Assistant Adjutont Genera
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LAnARrIsR, tho author, the widower,
and the bankrupt, 10 going to try mstri-
mony again; this time with rich Russian
princess. y. a1s 'llasn lsla
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

or CoLr's Pistol Factory at Hartford.
Conn, took fse on the 9th, and large
portion Of the works greatly damaged.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18
CoH'S
Cou&h BalSann.

GOES
Cough BalSanl.
Over five thousand battles have been sold In its ma
tive town, and not single instance of its failure Is
known.
We have, In our possession. any quantity ofcsri.
fcates, some Of them from eminent physciaqs, Who
have used in their Practice aud given II the pre-.
eminence any other compound.
u does not dry up Cough hut loossns II, 80 TO
enable the patient to expectoraie freely. Two or
three doses viii invariably cure tickling In the throat
A half hottie has often completely cured the most
stubborn Tough. and yet, though II Il so sure aud
speedy in lis operation Is perfectly harmless being
purely vegetable II l. very agreeable 10 the taste,
and may be administsrrd to children ofany age.
10 cases OF Group We will guarantee ure, "
taken In season. No family should be without It,
Il is within the reach of ali. the price being only 25
cents.
And irau investment and thorough trial does not
refunded. We say this, knowing its merits ana feeI
confident that one trial will secure for 1t home In
every household. .
DO not waste away with Coughing, when so small
an investment will cure you, II may be had ni an.
respectable Druggist In town, who will furnish you
with circular OF genuine certificates OF cures u has
made.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

or "Bury me in the runsbine," were
the last words Of Arehbishop Hughes,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

or d shop Clark got FIVE hundred .
dollsr marriage fee at Providence, Rhode -
island, on Christmas. ni nf7 io lsyrsa 80
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18
Drs. Jackson, Herbert & Co.
- GREGTEsr MEDICAL CIRCULAR
l0 Eyrs PynusKzD, ICl
~ Green 81 large letter pages ~
two 4 cent stamps.

~ Green - large letter pages ~
two 3esnt stamps.
DRs JACKSON. HERBERT 4 Co Proprietors
ofthe National Dispsnsary, established CineinnAti
unexsmplsd rapidity. We saa rsntee to Goa
orrhra elect syphilis, Impotsney, Nocturnsl Ennis
,ion., or selfAbuss, Diurnzi Emissious, Female
CompAinis in short. every Pos'ible form and variety
large in by II In letter pages, Of varied, valuable
snd interesting matisf- Also Oifen'ar Intended
" Msny ofoai % psiisnt,a..er. they have sent money
TO Doeior:in Easter" cue. and & ,,",n so h
kaow tbs Westsrn climate and can eneet 'Pssdier
cures. - -
Circular Special written Replies, we'll ssaisd, ssst
with the Circular, without charge One Of the cheap
sst most intetsstlns and impoEtant books ever pub
li,hed 500 pages ITO engTasings, "The houhtain OF
! Light, or Medical Protector and Marriage Guide,
and an Explirt Kew 10 Love and Beauty." IL salts
sc,o,iJ, reveals various subjects never before fully
explained in any popular worn In the English Ian
gasss Price SO cents and one Scent stamp, er three
far 81 and three cent stamps. tniy Described 10
Circular. which every young man should nave ~hs'h-
Medicine and instruetions sent promptly to ssy
part Of country. Consulting Rooms OF the DIS
peasay, No. 1877 Sycamore street. =. o' Box NO
ls6.
DIR. JAcKsoNs ORIENTAL IMMINENT
have lain dormant for many yssu. IL viz esre any
aa.s sf.psiepes, eP-ats and tnsrsass the passions
for a., ressonahls time Cen be mailed With perfect
s.fsry. Phes ~ per bottis. tr ~ y,
On. JAcEsoSS Fss.sscH rArrEH MALE
1, 4. perfectly sal. sAd fih % give psiisiaq.
ssniraeiiax dssNs srst ligsp,sd. fdss 81 each.
DsesaBssss, 1853. fs-sne.j
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Chicago Office, GA Clark st.
GsoRsy srARR. Ticket Agent,
@. g. WHEELER, Freight Agent.
New York Office, 240 Broadway.
CHARLES p. CkAIa, Ticket Agent.
A, WARD, Freight Agent,
Boston Office, 10 State Street. q y
JoHs 3. DUsLAr. N. l. Agent.
wM. n, BARB, D. inr cHAr MNor,
GehT Pass Agf, 6sn' supt
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the taste. II IL not violent temedy but emoihen'
warming, searching aud edscuVe, can he taken by
the oldest per.on OF youngest child. - -
MADAME ZADOC PORrERS CURATIVE
BAlSAM ispo new tnd un,ried me dicine' but hs,
been used by the public fcr the past Ten wears Niih
Unparalleled success, and as acquired its present eN
tensiVe and largely Increasing sale, SIMPLY BY being
recomme nded b, those who have used II tothsif al
hicted friends and others.
IFYOU HAVE 4 COl.D, " ever 20 slight, do not
fsl to give the Basam uial, N the Ne'y low price
At which u is sold; brings " IN the reach Of eNey
one thatthey may always eep convenient for use
The timely use of rs cent bottle will oten prove
TO he worth one hundred times its cost.
no not he put oil with any other. Asksfor MAD
AME ZADt,C PuRrERS COUGH BALS AN. In.
siu on having 1t, and take no other " your Drug
Rist does not have II, have him send and get u fof
Non.
! svr SOLD nv ALI. DRUGGISTS At IS AND
so CENTS pc, ROTTLE,
DU BOlS g. CO., Druggists,
Ti6in d FosforiG.
November q, 1868. s-iyr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

az The bank Of England has sdvshc.
cd the rate of interest to 9 per cent. I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

/, OrLAasK desersions s,ill eoa.oae av
from the rebel army. sei i7e siss sp
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

BUTTER AND EGGS,
at all times, for which the highest
market price will be pail.
The undersigned returns thanks
to all his customers for the liberal
received, and hopes to
merit a continuance of the same,
hy paying strict attention to bust
ness.
Come to Republic for Cheap
GDOds.
]. A. GREGORY.
Republic, Oct. 80, '63. 4--tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

To Merchants this route ofsp unsquasd faeili-
Eiss for the shipmsnt Of fFeights.
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New and Fashionable

nd will be sol ai the lowest possible rates Cal
the fine iewelry aud Piano Rooms, No Commefci'
ow, Tiidn. d. (mD WILLIAM GALLUP
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of all descriptions, together with
many useful articles, all of which
will be sold at a small advance for
Ready Pay.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

Tickets fov sale 10 Bos on bv boat or Iail, Boat
cksts good on any Of the sound Lines. Fare 10 al
OF MS a. Low As any route.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31
REsoLUrI ONs.

At regular meeting of.the Idaho Lodge
No. IS, F. and a. NJ, held al their Hail in
Idaho City, St. Johns Day, December 9th,
1864, the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this Lodge
be and they are hereby rendered to Brother
A. Benedict for the delivery of his able
address at the installation of the officers of
this Lodge, December 9th, 1864; also to Mrs.
Douglas, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Lemon, Miss Bel
KNAPP, and Miss Romer, and to Messrs.J ]. R.
Totman and Benjamin Caswell, for The music
furnished by them for the occasion also to
the parties who kindly furnishedsus with the
free use of the Church for that day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31
FROM THE CAPITAL.

Il s. .4E Z
LEWISTON, December 10, 1864.
J. ED. WoRbD-In compliance with my prom
Use, I viii give you few items legislative anc
local. lasYea M6rF18
Just now the Legislature and Executive art
havnga slight misunderstanding in relation
TO some bills which His Excellency saw fit tc
return without his signature. House bin No
Is. was a franchise for road from Clear.
water to Elk City-was, on motion of Mr.
Pierce, taken up, the message read, the bill
examined and pissed ten voting inT the af.
firmative and two in the negative, notwith-
standing the veto, Also Council bill No. l,
an act prescribing the mode of maintaining
possessory actions OH the public domain
passed By a. Unanimous vote The vote by
which the, bills. were originally passed, was
not .reconsidered, and the Governor insists
that the bills are not the property of the
House until the revocation ofstlfe original
vote, Now. there are some old Parliamenta,
rians~ amonst, the Honorable gentlemen com
prising both branches of the. Legislature, and
after carefully searching the reports of Cali
fornia and Nevada, also JefFerson's. Manual.
&c, &ca.ar still conyincedthattheyp
the proper course, but the Governo says the
bills shall not be printed in the statutes-in
consequence of which, Mr.: Fem, of Idaho,
introduced a resolution in the Council to adj
iipurn sine die, and the question was ably ar
gued by Messrs. Fem, Waterbury and Cum
Minis. Resolution did not prevail.
House bill No 6, an act concernincweights
and measures, is now before the House, and
will go to the Governor tomorrow. House
bill No. 3, in relation to quartz and the man-
nerofTioeating the same, is law; ana as it
is an important one to the people of that por-.
ton of the Territory, Esend' you corrected
copy of the same. Also revision, of the
Criminal Practice Act, Revenue Act, and
several other important measures.
This place is very dull. land from present
appearances will be almost depopulated.
II is cussed cold here just now. Hot stoves
hot rooms, and hot whisky, are the only or
ders of the day,not subject to debate.
Yours truly,
ONE OF TUE CoRPs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31
Letter from Hon. John b. Pierce.
LEwIsroS, December s, 1864.

LEWISTON, DecemDcr o. 1904
j EDIToR WORLD: observe in this mornings
Lewiston Age, that am mol correctly re-
1ported ia The reports Of The proceedings OF
the House. Upon that report the editor OF
the Age bases an editorial item calculated to
do me injustice, and as wish to be set right
before my constituents, ltake this method of
correcting the error.
sne proceedings on the Council Memorial,
asking Congress to establish Branch Mint
at Boise City. The Age makes me report In
favor of Portland. This Chairman of the
Committee, Mr.. Zeigle Of Nez Perce, recon-
mended the D4lles. Slr. Riggs reported in
favor Of Boise City. recommended that
the Memorial be Adopted as it came from the
Council, witl u proviso to the effect, that
should Congress refuse TO establish the Mint
at Boise City, then would recommend Port.
land, Oregon.
My reasons for doing so, are these:
First: Portland is AT lhehead of navigation
for sea- going vessels, and wheEe most ot our
merchants procure their supplies Conse-
quently it would suit that portion of our
population much better than The DalIes,. while
it would accommodate all classes as we'll, If
not better, as bat few going below would wish
TO stop there.
Secondly: it would accommodate the mines
of John Days River, and the numerous MN
ing communities Of Oregon ard Washington
Territory, and would1feceive large amount
of business from Boilish COLUMBIA, adding
to the revsiues ofthe Government.
Thirdly If it should be impossible to, OBJ
tain. the Mintin our Territory at the present
lime, we ought not to prejudice our chances
Of getting one heref'fter, by encouraging the
location. of 4 mintso near our own doors
@hen,i would not. accommodate Gun people
my better, if as, well, as at more distant
points
do,not wish to be- misunderstood in. this
natter am first for establishing the Mint
n our own, Territory, and, if we. fan, il. that,
hen Pam for tile next best place I
If yon vii! give, this.a place7in your col
INNS, you will oblige, Yours, &C..
Y8a .JbuS B. PIERCE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31

The CHRisTMAs TREE was decided success
1.-The Church being, crowded, beyond even
standing room by visitors attending during
the distribution of the presents. The tree
was large and beautifully adorned. We ac-
knowledge the receipt of a large and splendid
cake, gotten up with the highest artistic taste,
which mysteriuusly fell from the branches Of
the tree in our favor. The ladies on the Com
mittee were successful managers, and materi-
ally assisted in making the day and night
pleasant one
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31

THE PEDEsTRlANs.-Ha and Brady
still walking, at the Bank Exchange in this
city last evening, although the lower limbs Of
the former were swollen badly, and both
seemed very much fatigued. We are not
posted as to how much money the winning
party expects to realize by greater success
in standing torture, than his opponent, but it
seems certainly foolhardy expedent for
testing endurance. The 100 consecutive
hours will expire at 10 o'clock this evening
-[Oregoniar, 18TH
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31

HIsToRY.-We have made arrangements
with one of the pioneers of Idaho Territory,
for the publication of series of articles on
the early settlement of this Territory begin
ming with the first exploration, and tracing
down to the present-with biographies of as
many of the pioneers as may be attainable.
In the rush and excitement of settlement
many interesting events have already
persisted from the memory Of men which, to
che. future historian of Idaho, would have
been Invaluable. We know of no better
method Of preserving the memory of tie
early and eventful daysof the Territory, than
by embodying as many of the facts not yet
buried among the rubbish of years, as can be
now obtained, The articles will be of inter-
est to handreds4of our readers, whose expert
ence dates back 20 a later period.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31
ONE OF TUE CoRPs

A FEW days since sixty white men, con-
scripted into "the widow makers army
were marching along the streets of Cincin-
natl, guarded,by ten swartby negroes / Says
the paper chronicling the fact "The down
cast look of the white men and the leer and
swagger of the negro soldiers brought tears
to the eyes Of many witness of this culmi.
nation of the Lincoln dynasty
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31

I. @. O. FAT regular meeting of Pioneer
Lodge No. ], held on Monday evening. December
18th, 1864, the following named officers were cleo
ted for the ensuing term: n. Rosenberg, N.G.;J
Christie, R. Secretary M. Levy, Treasurer; A.
J. Bonner. P. Secretary Trustces--Geo. P. Hay
slip, A. @. Bowen and R. Jackson. Installation
of the above officers wi l take place Mondaynex
january ID, 1865. All Brothers in good stand
ing IRE respectfully invited to attend.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31

In the District Court, Second Judicial District.
Frank Miller Us. Henry 7chnrig.
To.Henry Sehurlg :,
TN the name Of the people of the United States
il in the Territory Of Idaho, you are hereby noti-
fed that there is now on file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of the Second Judicial
District,of said Territory, in idaho city, Boise
county the complaint OF Frank Miller, claiming
Of you the sum of 81 200, with interest on $780,
thereof tthera of two and halt per cent. per
month from the 23d day,of March, A. d., 1864,
balance duo on pronissory note executed by you
to said plaintiff for 300, and interest $500 Of
said sum Of $1,000 at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum from July, 1854, due on al express CON-
tract: and that unless you appear and answer to-
said complaint within twenty days aftert service
hereof. if served within Boise county; within
thirty daysif served out of said county, but with
in said Judicial District and within forty days if
served out of said District, exclusive OF the day
of service judgment will be taken against you by
default for said sum of $L2g0 with interest aS>
aforesaid and costs Of suit
In testimony whereof /, John G. Henly, Clerk
49,, of said District Court, have hereunto
SEAL f"set my hand, and affixed the seal of
t--7r~' said Court, at Idaho city, this 18th day
December, A. D.. 1854, JOHN. G. HENLEY,
& Clerk of District Court.
FRANK MILLER Atty forplf ni0-3m