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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14
REBEL. RAID IN MA.
RYLAND.
S. ~ E.5 .Ss.U E5.1za In s..1 ."
REBELS in FORCE. NEAR
& WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 1910: 20 P. NJ.
: From tho latest Information it appears
that Breckenridge crossed above Harper's
Ferry and operated at leisure in the vicinity
of South Mountain with view Of drawing
our" forces in that direction while Early
crossed to Frederick 50 as to flank and cap
ture our command advancing on Brecken-
ridge. !
!. Persons who come from the upper fords:
report the rebels carrying large numbers.
Of cattle,. horses, hogs and sheep stolen
from thh farmers along the river, across in
Virginia, and that the ford is held by:sev-
srA batteries. They had already Carried
off several thousand cattle ind from 6, 900
to 10000 valuable horses. The rebels
pluadered indiscriminately, making no lis
tinction between Unionists and Southern
sympathizers. -"
BALTIMORE, July IL.
The news from Washington Ia excitins> The Star
says the skrmshing via the Rockville road common
ced ut early hour this forenoon was continued by
the advance Of The rebel force to point about four
miles west o. Tennalltowa There their progress on
that road stopped and they started another direction
Subsequently we hear of them skirn.ish-
ing between II and: Ia o'clock or and
around near: the Claggett farm, and the
residence Of F. P. Blair, and tits reported
to-day that the rebels burned the residence:
of Blair. They also. burned the residences:
of Gov. Bradford and Gen. Cadwallader.
Gen. Franklin is reported to have been
captured while on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. t., >:
PHILADELPHIA, July r.: .
The Evening Telegraph Of this city has.
the following:
"Fighting has been going on near WASH
lngton since morning. The rebels are ap-
preaching the city in strong force."-
There is also rumor that they have at
tackled the Northern Notifications of the
city.
A, SPECIAL dispatch to the Bulletin from
Harrisburg says that our forces are report
ed to be in possession of Frederick, Mary
laud: It is rNmored that the rebels are re-
crossing the Potomac below the Maryland
Heightep%: The Virginia Central is free
from rebels" %.
Rebels have again cut the wires between
Baltimore and Washington. -,
The force Of the srebe's has been stated
at 45,0Os strong, but these figures are:
doubtless greatless exaggerated
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

!, GlNsESG.-Several Of our citizens are
purchasing this article of export. D H.
Smith returned from the Big Woods on
Saturday with about 800 pounds of very
nice looking roots. The price is variable,
according TO the competition of buyers.
ranging from 80 to 60 cents, and even
higher. This root has been the source Of
great revenue to the State.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

RAILROAD IRoN.-About 5000 tons Of
railroad iron for the Minnesota Central,
and st. Paul and Pacific Railroads, are now
laying at La Crosse. The Davidson Line
has the contract for its delivery here aid at
Mendoza, and if the water falls no lower,
will surely accomplish it. This amount is
sufficient to lay about fifty miles of road,
and will be delivered as, fast as the. track
layers can. use it, which is at, the: rate Of
quarter Of mile per day, on each road.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

HURRY UP!-Goods Of all kinds advance
under the pressure of the new tax law and
the continued rise of gold; but Burbank
4 Co., havs an immense stock which they
will furnish to their customers at figures
SO reasonable rs to be matter of aston
ishment. 1t is all owing to their having
bought at the right time. Hurry up, then,
before prices rise.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

/: The Philadelphia Press says the President will
Immediately call for 300, 900 men.
-Memminger, the rebel Secretary of the Treasury,
has resigned.
The Richmond Examiner of June ed says: 1.-THE
Yankees have commenced moving the torpedoes in
the James River, and the obstructor recently SUNK
by themselves in Trant's Reach" The Examiner
thinks thsxs is doubt that Grant is preparing for
grand attack. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

The new perfume for the handkerchief,
might Blooming Cereus," which is now
all the rage, together with the most deli
cate perfumes in the market, can be found
at Sims drug store
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

do You Hear 1r ?-Well, never! Why
the Widow Bedott says that Artcmus Ward told her
.kier that he heard his grandmother read that Mrs
Stowe (she that was Beecher) said she saw lady
graph Altums--for beauty, ornaments utility and
cheepness~Wcre far ahead Of anybody else's as time
ahead of the mails.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

RxHovEp.-The Register Of Deeds, Coun-
~ Auditor, County Treasurer and Sheriff,
yesterday removed their offices to the Court
House. The Judge Of Probate will bo in
the same building soon
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14
LOCAL NEWS

DlIcfoRr OF NJ. E. CRuRcH.-Divine service at the
Seminary Hall, every Sabbath, at 101. a. m: Prayer
Meeting every Thursday evening at *. Sabbath
School at 915 p. m. every Sabbath Morning.
.es DAVID TICE, Faster.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

: 0OPHER3.@Our valued Maine Prairie
correspondent sent us, some weeks ago, an
amusing account Of a gopher hunt. The
.peqple.of that place have offered bounty
on gopher tails. and there is much sport
consequent I'VE regret that the press on
our columns. and the length Of the commu-
nlcation itself, prevented our inserting It.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14
-.as @"f#.5
STAPLE! and Fancy Dry Goods.

Brown and Bled Musins Cotton
fannes; Linen and and worssd Damssk, Domestic and cd
Merrmac and Uhin
hoop anoral Skirts,
1'' Ribbons P; S R rgEed s;ks grGe.des ch
Deaines, Scotch raids, .~.=-.-z
French Corsets Ladies kand worssed) 80
pmiy Bands Ruaang Plain and Fancy shavb, and AZ
of
Embracing all the latest styles and selected With especially mk
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

4 Low Us to thus introduce our estab-
"A. lishment, and permit US 10 suggest
that our stock il complete in the several
departments. Our aim shall be to conduct
business upon correct Principles-doinK
justice to all-studying to please, and ever
attentive to the wants Of our cuetomers..
e Very Respectfully, *>#.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

WANrED.-Sec advertisement Of Bur-
bank & Co., for ox-teams. r..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

FoR RENr.-A comfortable two-storv
dwelling, pleasantly located. Inquire at
this office. ......
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

D. A'aE's'Sa'-Mr. P. G. Ransom has been
making assessments Of property in this
town during tho past week Very general
satisfaction is expressed with Tie manner
in which he has performed the duties Of
his Office.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

TIES AND PoLEs.-.Rsldwin Olmsted has
"drive" Of 10000 railroad ties for the
Minnesota Central R R. }, Minneapolis, ind
1o,oootelegr.ph poles forthe St. Cloud and
st. Anthony line, on Sank Rapids. He is
getting them down as rapidly as possible.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-14

LArlsa OF CORNER sross.-on Sabbath
last the ceremonies Of laying the corner
stone Of the new Catholic Church were per-
formed by Bishop Grace, of, st. Paul, as
sisted BY Rev. Marogna, of the same city,
Rev. Stunkenkemper, tho officiating minis
ter at this place. AID Rev. Q. Wirtz, Prior
St. 70. A platform had been erected oyer
the corner Of the foundation in which the:
stone wass! to be placed. Here, at III
o'clock, Bishop Grace preached sermon
ii English, Of about one hour in length.
After singing. the cornerstone was lower.
ed into the place prepared, while the favor
Of the saints was invoked, i procession
was formed which passed entirely around
the foundation, the Bishop sprinkling it
with holy water. Returning to the plat
form, a brief discourse was delivered in
German by Rev. Marogna, after which the
assembly was dismissed. The entire time
occupied was about two hours. A large
number ofpeople were present. =
The church will, when finished, be q
splendid building. The foundation is stone.
while the superstructure will be Of brick.
The dimensions arc 60x120 feet, IS feet
high, steeple $50 feet. The cost will be
about $50, 600. It win not be completed
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
"The Rect or an EyIl. ,

The Bible teaches as that the sloye Of
aoney is the root Of all evil, and BY CON-
aor consent il has been agreed upon that
gaid IN America. for years gone BY, has
bcen at the bottom of all the evils affecting
he country, Circumstances have led Us 70
a"aot the truth Of this conclusion In 1s62-
%, gold was removed from this country,
and instead Of The morals Of American so
aeiy improving they have steadily grown
worse The worshippeFs of mammon have
snlalned as ardent in their devotion to their
lv.sibie god, as they were when il was in
.ail viow, and even tangible to tho touch. -
'sr observations have been extensive. aud
AZ advantages equal thereto, and ID al
ssaAassas we have found that the absense Of
gela hae made the hearls Of iss devotees
gF9W foRdsr. aud the chase for lis green.
TACK and other Paper representatives, has
oseh . esgsr as il was for the genuine ar.
uae. We bad supposed that Ne wers ali 50
igyair and 50 mech in love with Che Ameri-
20 eagle, that our devotion 10 the coin was
s-.''se 4 reflected The image Of sps proud
10 Of liberty. But no, she paper repre-
'sals'ife Of guild exhibits no eagle 30 thf
80 80 aud si.ii We chase II, as If II were our
=: hopc "a cooking upon the represents
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ErOxsIIIs, Wednesday, Aas. a. lsss.
eenerals johnson and Eamaer.

Since this great American war commese-
Il has come TO light thai the rebel Gsn.
- Albert Sidney johnson, killed 81 sal
q concerted nice plan to rebeifse Csil.
srpia 81 the opening Of the rebellion. He
rs IN command 81 San Francisco At !
sysn time the seecssioaists were % seizs
j. Forts, with his oonniyaRce, and With
BEN So ere stand Of arms shipped there By
Yloyd. Cor the purpose Of seizure. SIN
Francisco, at their mercy. nlast have soc
eOusl,ed, and the rebels would sl,ea have had
4 port in which 70 Ct cut prlyateers. in
vhiah to have landed fsreign supplies, and
would likewise have obsaifs1 control of tho
vast rcsoarccs Of the State. The hct was
snoEn al Washington. Gen s Y. Sum
Der row no more. was appointed 70 the
5ianand ia California, and was quietly put
board Of ship at sea, arriving II sun
-saclsco without previous knowledge of
goingoui The gallant sumner walked,
acegnftke, to The otlce Of the traitor John.
on, informed him that be was his success.
or, showed him his papers, and demanded
Immediate pesssSsioR. The guilty, but as-
ehished rebel, had no alternative bat d
onpiy Tie same day ali the guns wers
IN eui on The land side and heavily shot
I'd The same evening Floyd's eo.eot
SAND Of arms were secured This pronnpI
setoB saved the El Dorado State from The
rszg & the rebels
Tsxesisf In this affair i, that Floyd, as
Secretary Of War, and johnson, ~ com.
zsader Of the post Of San Francisco, were
10Th under an oath to be true and loyal to
United States. Wen might an inspired wri,
ler say, Lord, what Is man = As long as
his generation lives, the mention Of the
asme of one Of the leaders Of CHS rebellion
Eill be signal for detestation and horror,
sud the Ehole bath Of them win be looked
apon with scorn and contempt We give
be bsme Of Judas Iseariot as the most IN
amoas ia history, but We feel bound 20 add
hat BY the side Of ono Of these Southern
sslers Of the rebellion be was n gentle.
ian, patriot, and q christian. BeAsiia
lrsoi. lives in American history as Che
aasest Of his race, and the world despise.
Liz memory. 4aroa Burr win never be Tor.
gotten while language affords words to ex.
pres he idea of infamy. This rebellion
wss conceived IN fraud, treachery, and per.
sonsl dishonor, and It's Judsses, Arnolds,
and Bsrn have sprung up in each of tht
eleven Seeded States. and they arc traitors
g tie worst stamp.
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BILL FOR DIVORCE.
: FEE cIRcUIT or POLK coUSrf

Noah w. R1aaloh Es. ffancis II. RGaEioa.
CANE he eoaapiainAn. By hil solicitor and lied
his original iii foE divofee which Is swern Ia and
Il appearing tc the satisfaction ef he Clerk, fFon
ths aexaticns n aid bill that the defendant fran.
ci5 81 kunnion, Is nonresident Of the State Of
TsRnesee, ssthat 10 ordinary process Of law can
not * served apsn her; Il i ordered that pubiica-
ten be naA3e eF four Successive weeks in the Knox-
wills whig, = nswspafeor pshlishsa IN knoxytiis
Kno9 cs1ats. Tsnn- seeafiag che aid aefsndantt b
be and appeaF before ths CFualt Court At essrt 10
ID hala i6r ths eoanfy Of Polk a. the eOars-A0uss
m TIE tsNn Of Banton, % the third Monday &C
September nexi and PLEAD, answer &c dsmaF - aid
AnxnEt olh i3s4.
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New Engiana CehsREbHsers % lie Re.
lief % Fest tennessee,
xuufffH M1N9fstt,
s "a lnElan 1aie 81 ISL

As representative Of East Tennessee.
we arc requested 20 express tic KFalisa3eof
thousands Who have bsan maao tie reoipie
efits of yonr prompt alsd nl0fk liberal con.
tribaiiens for their felisi. Nothing could
have been more timely. husinne o. even
prQvideatiaE than the speetlg assistance you
sent a. IN THE thc eloomiost h6ar and SID
dest time If our iife Frien6s goHc homez
demolished property Of all kinds destroyed,
yOa may imagine our condition al sha arri.
yal Ct the supplies sent and onF JOY oa re-
ceiving them We uantos say too aaaeh IN
praise Of sach generosity, such liberal, dis.
intefnsted, and, Ia many sasci, seifsncrifle.
ing efforts Could al speak % their kenn
factors. there would b an expression Of the
most real aud heartfelt gratitude and bless
ines bestowed upon them. The appeal 10
YOU for this relief met such Already and cor
dial reponsc that no one faiaei 70 appreciate
every effort. Hon. n. G. Ts8lcf, of East
Tennessee, went oat ID December ON this
Mission Of Charity demanding relief Dor
the widow and starving child, Ia the nfnae
OF justice and humanitys and not beggar5,
though hundreds are beegnrod and nlill Ut
terly destitute, barely existing, md mel re.
ally living ia their once happy and plenii-
fal, hut now ruined and inpat erlshed homes.
His efforts succeeded beyond the most san
gaine expeetaficBs OF all lIss i6Fst eadeavor
10 raise funds was made IN Philadelphia, the
result Of which has been reported His
hext step was 10 visit Boston, whsre he and
al be said were endorsed by Gen. Bi rnasde
the hero Of East Tennessee, and Others
The noble citizens welcomed him, most
deeply sympathiEing with the suffering pee
pie whom he represented, pouring out their
liberal donations 70 their relief The Hop.
Edward Everett voluntarily offered his ser
YieeA to receive al contributions the people
sent In. Up 10 this data more thar one
hundred thousand dollars hare been rceaiy-
ed from New England, and more stiil COM
ing in.
More than two thirds Of this amount has
already been wisely expended IL The pur-
chase Of necessaries, such rs 96ur. bacon,
de.. end forwarded 10 Knsxtille, where an
agent fsoln each county Of East Tennessee
receives his portion, which he distributed 20
the best possible advantage. More than
four hundred tons OF supplies have been sent
| forward aud no one can estimate the good
such efforts have done. kow many lives
saved, and what suffering has been relieved.
We.can assure al who are interested IN
the relief Of East Tennessee, that every dol
Tar ii expended b. good men to best posi-
sible advantage All the supplies purchas.
cd up 70 this time have reached their dest5.
nation, and bare boon properly distributed
among all needy citizens, regardless Of dis
tinction.
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n. b. Botea Is. y. r. Mpaatt.

TILE pIainsss. on aasdavit says che defendant Is
indebted 10 him, and that he 50 ahscona that pro-
cos cauna be served upon him, having obtained an
original attachment against the estate OF the defon.
tlasst, riaaa sstaflabio before Samuel G. Young,
Justice af The Penea lpr Andersen county, and the
same having been levied on bis property; Il Is
ordered by Eke Justice Of tho Peace and snccea.
sof ef ssi1nsl G. Toaag, that the defendant appear
before ne nj rsy once fn Clinton Andersen county,
On The ~ day q October 1884, or said case viii Be
proceeded With "a parte Il Is further ordered that
ihis noiica be pabishsd In the Knoxville Wing fF
fs,ar successive weeks This February %, 1885,
aAgif a PTS RfrCHEY KINCAID, j. r
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Attachment.

Heagg N.arMaa, Agtla for Rkbe<ea s. Near.
man, e. 4. r. HEst
THE pisintiH. On aaldayit eays che Defendant 3
thai the ordinary process Of las eAnlpt Be seFFed
upon him, having CHAINED IA original at.aohsnent
aaiast tha estals 70 he dessndfnE made FetlFnalle
before Daaiel McPhaii. q Justice Of lhe Peace teF
MeMina county szd the xsne having hpeH leF I'd on
bis property Il 4 ordered BIZ said tesiicg that he
defendant appear before him "a his olpe g ~ -
January nsz1 on Il viii b pFeeeedsd viii 6 YaTte
lei further ardesed that thls notes y rahlishsd
for four Successive weeks Ii the knuzyille Witty.
DANIEL hcRHA1E
iy2s-4l pfs5s Jasstlee II the Peace
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J. G. Gillespie Is. AichasS II. SereHs.
THE plainaK on afidssil, saya ne dslshdAni
Is indebted 10 Kim, and thas he - ahsccssd that
process cannot b. served on hlfa, having ebsainsd
a. original atthehniens against shs estate ef he H.
feadants Elede Feturuats bpiSte Jasnes Henry i
Justice 81 tie PeAce for Bloatt cesusty end ID
fsre him &c his once ia Lopisxiiie on the n ans
Of february naxL or Il win Be proceeded With 81
psrte Il s further ordered thai thls notiee b pub
lsisea fer fosr successive weeks III the KnexviIle
Wig.
jy29-It pa JAMES AkkRfsJ z. Z
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Rebel Terms or Peaee

: ass been asserted that the rebeis 81.
-. S' Tic following terms Of peAeeas Niagra
fi aud that they were rejected by Hr.
ais a.. 81 tas Ialoh ~ s1ete go epon
"a iAe va, ~ Be- scared n such &c.,, =
. = gsreeE q preseat laela g SLAVES A feis,els
H. tle NsF dsls of both tsrtiss q - nsIS s..
I'M. = esats. Atb Tbs Cd as,lrins - So
~ : '0e9ghis'sa e re nsiluaiiag tlls I AHA
S"i ~ these term. u peace mol 30.
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Haliaa. Kl.ll .. ~. q IFallaee.

T5N plalati1fm nsBdayis sass the defenaant Is
iadehiek 10 him and aieeonds o. eonecais himself
having ot4aissd frcn 81 McIoev, Justice o. tho
pnecs an original attachment against tho estate Of
defendant retarnable before said Justice on the s4th
DAY. Of DecelaheF. tses, and DE aane having been
lsssd npan tie DESCENDANT pFvpefty: Il Il eraafed
b. sid Jn1tiee ahaf the defendant appear before
hin 81 he efioa In Blonnt county esi fko 9Th day
Il Deeensbe7 isef and dsspd said askanhnient suit
Of II VIII BE proceeded With exparle It y farther
ordered that tbs netice & published ID he Ksos-
rills Vic. This s5ra Of Nay, 1853.
anglo stpf ss y. MeTEERs Up
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onTnINAI ATTACHMENT.

George " Sltsr ~. StsPAea L, Harris.
FTNHB PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAvITT, SAYS THE
III defendant b justly Hsbis % hin and - sbssoa3s
that The srdaay PFsesns Of au eaauot BE served upon
kin hssias obtzinea N 0rgsa Attachment against he
estate Of defadanf made reszrnabe before Thsnas J.
Weir Jases 81 the Peace for Bradley coaatJ Sad TIE
having eesn lsTied bis pFepeFfys Il y eFsred
~ said Jues tAss defendant appear before hin al his
oee ia Bradley eosnsy, On the 10th DAY of Dsre1hes
NEXT vii Be prpesedea silh paste. II = farther
ordered thai this notice be Published for f5 successive
weeks IN he Knsxyille whig. This sth Jsse lSs4
jy3e-n % IS fHoS. J. WEIR j. p
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ATTACHMENT.
ID. 9 DIX 5. q b. cAarise

Win. C. DosE< Is. C. " cAartsca-
TnNHE rlAIsFIEY NAMES oAFH THAT THE DGEESDAST
indebted hlm ssa shacsas thai TIE oFisFy Pc.
81 shs be ssFsed u HIN, ksvEg oeAiaea
beess Wa sssy Justice 81 she Peace faE knes eouAy,
and he having besn lsgtea - hl Pfsprg sFse
dice II kasxs-, he th dsy e tscsnbsr tseA III
nstss y pahshoa ~ ioss ssssuvs n ~ Knsays
e sasts a piss. wAIsEaY,5.R
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Robert Cotlias q. .cap,pe4 HesIeg

II appearing from the aiit1asit in this case that
tic osendae, L aaI.-residaat Of he State Of Ts-
sssss II i therefore ordered that ,ablIeatieR be
made in The kaoxeillr Whir for fur successive
weks notifying aid defendant 10 appear before me
ct NV Office In Bloant eouuty. on the 25th day Of
DueensheF lssf 20 plead, answer o. denair 10 the
same ~ it win te tkkae esRfassea and set for
hearing "a parte. June saith. Isg4s
Ragi1 Il pr IS ROBERT MeTRRR, DIP.
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ATTACHMENT.
RFlliar, Hod2ari q. . q 2

HstslaR 6oddara - \ e FsSy.
FTSHK PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT sAYs 1HE
defendant IL adsbtsd 70 hin sd hss ks % shseoaas
that legal process eannot b SERVED hi, hsyiaE Oh
isasd original attachment against the AZ the
efsndsHt made fstsFrAbls before yehn 6ases GJssses
~ the fsAes for Besnt sean, and he hsEns 6ssa
isEis1 Ma pfspsfy II h orsfed ~ saa Isstcp that
thai ne defendant sepsar bsses An a he sos ~ hs
tftA Civil ptstet 81 Beang soGnty. tAs Iva dsy q
farther erarHf thai ths patics BE Rab2Asa fer faaF
saeesssiss uosks n tie Khoasflls WIKI.
lt2a stnf So JQHS aANRLE. ]. p
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R.gss drsaera > Relss RarekaeId

Tx Flsiaslg % Aaksasit says ne dafeadAi6 h
in4shsos 81 hln, sad 4 dsnt - The ksssa
having oAsnfnna ffosa ~ MeTees Intiiea 81 sho
fAee an qRigiAhs niterknssns against The estate of
deiehasat reiasaaAip llnfe ssd Sassies on sl l7th
day Of September 1854 aud the same having teeH
aeelsd 81 es property 81 defendants. II 4 ordered
Is saia Justice hat tie defendant appear bsf1Fe him
81 bis o6lee Ii Bioaat eoaHty, cd the issh day u
eeplsaihas, 1854 and defend sia hnssni suit, OF
q win be pfeeesdeA with En- paTfe II Is harthsr
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