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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell very desirable
i farm at Private Sale, containing -
&c l2a ACRES, improved with a fsSsSsstfA
49, fine large FRAME HOUSE llaIl
StonesDairy, Stable, &C., llas@
10 Young Apple, and large number OF Peach
trees and pther fruit, all just commenced bear
ing. Situlted one and ahalf miles from White
Hall, on tie Northern Central Railroad. Per-
sons wishing to view the farm will call upon
me one mile from White Hall, or on my son
James B. lcComas, residing on the premises,
when terms will he made known.
~ j. MARCH McCOMAS,
10th district, Baltimore county.
nnn Il
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK CIRCUIT CoURr ron BALTIC, Co.
t,fsfs 81. 81 December let, 1865.
In accordance with the recommendation Of
the President of the United States, ,acquiesced
in by the Governor Of Maryland, fixing Thurs
day next, December 9Th, as a day of fasting,
humiliation and prayer, the undersigned here
by gives notice that the above office will be
closed against all kinds of business without any
distinction on that day.
JOHN II. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
nao sl
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g&B> A proiracted meeting will commence,
Providence permitting, at the Pine Grove, N. p.
Church, on Sunday next, the Sd inst. Services
at IL o'clock, A. NJ and at u P. ~, and at u
during the evenings Of the week
WIN. w. REESE, Pastor.
S F. FERGuSoN Asst
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

ILLNESS OF JUDGE D. G. H. EMORY I'VE ere sorry
to announce TO our readers, the severe illness OF
his Honor Judge Emory. He is lying extremely
i'll at his residence, at Lutherville. His disease
is said to be inflammation of the stomach.
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mo aa s9 qasn@s n SIN the 4s'h
On Oct. 2ltR, after a ll.s 81 Wm and Dorcas
years CARorIxE, daugb 5ntis and s DAYS. -
Bull, aged 20 years, 5 0u Oct, ALICE, aged 6
AT MT. Fort, On youngest daughter of John
months and II daW fa
and Rebecca 4. ", Oh the Goth .ult., TowsoS,
In Baltimore3of Henry H. and Edith Bad
the youngest year 81 his age. -
ders IN the1ing Of the 10th inst, at his res
On the, u York Road, near the II mi. stone,
ldencc oloE, SR., aged 80 years, months, and
Israel
Is dKe 10th of Sept. 1865, at Rockdale, Ian
Gre, England, JAMES MILLS.
CIT Timber Grove, near Reisterstown, Balti-
Aore county, the 18th ult.. WILLIAM ELIZA
on of Edwin r. and ElSaE eth Bond, aged
ear, 10 months and 10 days.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

1876, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
The following valuable
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Three large Wagons. one hay Carriage. Plows,
Harrows, Culivators, single and double shovel
Flows, grain Cradles. Cutting Box, corn Planter,
Forks, Shoves, Fifth Chain, Spreaders, &C.
Twelve sets q Harness in good order.
Household and Kitchen Furniture:
One Cook stove, Coal Stove. Chairs, Tables,
Writing Desk, one large Iron Kettle, and many
other articles not necessary to mention.
MS-TERAS ALI sums of S. and under,
cash; all over that amount, credit of sixty
days will be given, the purchaser giving his
note with approved security, bearing interest
from day of Sale.
GEORGE ALBRIGHT.
VIM. DUNCAN, Auctioneer.
Dec. 2-2t* sse
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For Rent,
A GARDEN FARM.

II OWN as the Bulls Neck Ducking Farm,
IN three miles from Stemmer's -
.s41E.. Rum Baltimore and Philadel- IS mt
Aphia Railroad, and thirteen llll
~miles ON a good pike from Bal ILL.
tlnlure.
1t has three and half miles ducking and
fishing shore, and young bearing Orchard OF
CHOICE fruit.
Possession given Immediately but none
need apply unless prepared with means to
stock and work the place. Apply to
WILLIAM JESSOP,
Cockeysville, Nd
No.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

SNow.-On Wednesday last, quite smart
snow fell in the lower section of the county mixed
with considerable rain. The pleasant weather Of
our mild Autumn is over and winter, with its
snow, frost and bad roads is fully upon us.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

TIE BALTIMORE AND Ono RAnRoA6.-There
are now over 1000 persons employ ed in the va
rious departments Of this road and the amount
of business being done is larger than ever before
All the double track on the main steam from the
Monocacy to North Mountain, and on the western
end of the road that had been destroyed during
the war, is now replaced, and much more dou-
ble track, and sideings have been added, be-
tween Ellicott's Mills and Martinsbnrg. Large
workshops at Martinsburg, Harpers Ferry, and
other points are in rapid course of construction.
The average amount Of coal brought 10 this city
by the Company reaches the extraordinary figures
Of 10, 900 tons per month The freight trains
from the west number seven or eight every "a
hours and these are filled with all the products
of the West and Southwest. Quantities Of freight
from the West, direct for European Market,
via the Baltimore and Liverpool Line of steamers,
are constantly arriving. On Saturday last over
400 car loads of freight arrived from the West,
and several long trains left the Mt. Clare and
Camden street depots filed with dry goods, gro
ceries, &C., for all points west. There are now
about |, 200 men employed at the Mt Glare shops,
building engines and cars, and repairing old ones,
and the Company are also purchasing some of
the excellent engines now being built by Messrs.
Hayward, Bartlett l. Co., who have the large
shops formerly used by the Messrs. Winans, ad-
joining the Mt. Clare depot The immense bust
ness being done by the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, aud the fair promises of continued in
crease, speak encouragingy for the business pros
meets of Baltimore -tSuu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

ELECTION OF RAILROAD DiREcrogs. AT a recent
meeting Of the stockholders of the Baltimore,
Gainesville and Elicotts Mills Railway Compa-
NY the following named gentlemen we're elected
Directors to serve for the ensuing year :--Wm.
Wilkens, Herman II. Crane, Geo. n. Gill, VIM.
F. Frick, Benjamin Whitley, D. G. Howell and
NJ Benzinger. Mr. Wilkens was chosen Presi-
dent, Herman Il. Crane Vice President, and Vim.
w. Orndorf, Secretary aud Treasurer. Mr..
Orndorff presented the annual report, from which
it appears that the from passengers rents,
ETC., for the year ending Oct. 3lst was $42,-
4l5.4S; general expenses, $35,4l7.72. Net earn
ings, S6, 997.76 Interest on bonds and div-
dends. No. J., $5,6e9.2o. Deficiency, $67.-
IA; average daily receipts, $ll6.2o; average
daily expenses, $97 number of passengers
carried, 222, 84i average number carried per
day, Clio /; average number Of horses in stables,
IS cost of horse feed per day per horse, 634 cts.
The report says that the last years working Of
the road shows so decided an improvement over
the two preceding years. that the Board Of Direc-
tors have felt justified in declaring dividend Of
3 per cent. on the capital etock, and at the same
time they express the hope that from the earn
ings of the road they will hereafter be enabled
to declare semi-annual dividends.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

MUSTERED OuT-Dr. J. F. Ensor who former
ly practiced medicine at Randalls:own but who
for the past three ears has been serving his coun-
try as Assistant Surgeon of the lst Nd cavalry,
has been honorably mustered-out. The Dr. is
now visiting his many friends throughout the
county and gives many interesting accounts of
his experience in the service. During the latter
part of his term he was stationed at Little Rock,
Arkansas.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

n undersigned having been sPPGln,su eiI-
slstahs A ard 4th and 9Th Districts OF ms
ens Sns Ida respectfully request al ReT SoTs
9i ave to make monthly returns = FAN hSs Of
n, I a made ss and presented before the 's'n =
ID month. -. the;r annual
quo W. - FRANK L. M0RLlNS,
.orNTy oF OFF Hookstown Road near
k I. TIL Gate Office hours to A. NJ ana
grTY OFFIcE-No. Eutaw Street oiHO'
hrs from 10 A. NJ, to 2. M.
oac ct
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

MARGARET PLowMAN AND OTHERS
lN rs. JOHN ALBERT PLOWMAN AND
OTHERS, Tn the Circuit Court for Baltimore
C0unty-in Equity, sOth November, 1855.
ORDERED, by the Court that the sale of the
real estate in the above cause mentioned, as
made and reported by John T. Ensor, Trustee,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the 25th day of
December next, provided copy of this order
be published once week for three successive
weeks before the said 25th day of December,
in some newspaper printed and published in
Baltimore county.
The report states the amount Of sales to be
$3.50.
JOHN II. LoNGNEcKER, Clerk.
Truc Copy-Test
JOHN II. LoNGNECKER, Clerk.
Dec 2-3t.
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Nza. The following Property, advertised in this
paper, will be sold as stated below:
At PRIVATE sALg.


Farm Of l23 acres } miles from White Hall
station, on the N. c. K. w., with good orchards,
fine frame house aud the necessary outbuildings.
A highly improved Farm Of 100 acres, in
Worthington Valley, near Reisterstown, with
good improvements, plenty Of Limestone, we'll
watered, good orchards aud 20 acres in fine TIM
Der. Inquire at this Office
For sale or rent Thornton Mill" on the
York Turnpike, l mi. above Cockeysvillc -Four
pairs of Burrs, frst-class machinery, with a ca
pacity of $50 Bbls. per day.
Also for rent, 'tWillow MILL" 3 mi. above
Cockeysville, pairs Of Burrs, with capacity Of
100 Bbls. per day. A new saw mill is attached
Both are excellent establishments, situated in the
best grain District of Baltimore Co. Thomas II
Matthews, Cockeysvile.
Messrs Carman l. Bosey, No. g. Carroll Hall
Baltimore, have constantly for sale large mum.
Der of Farms in various parts OF this county and
throughout the State Persons wishing to pur.
chase will do we'll to call and examine their list
Farm of 2l2 acres. ON the Reisterstown Road
ID miles from Baltimore, containing valuable
chrome mines. Thos. D.. Fullerton, 2Ol Bait
ST., Baltimore.
Two valuable Farms at tie head Of Duaney'i
Valley Is miles from Baltimore on the Valley
Turnpike, with good improvements, Limestone
&C.. containing together 3l2 acres. Also 9
Farm of 80 acres adjoining. Moores g. Hess
No. s Law Buildings Baltimore.
AT PUBLIC SALE.
Saturday, Dec. I'd. at Sbawan, large sale o
Horses, Mules, Cows, Sheep, Carriages, Wagons
Corn and Oats. VIM. Duncan, Auctioneer.
On Tuesday, Dec. 9Th, at Jenkins Tan yard,
near Greenmount Cemetery, steam engine, boil
er, bark-mill, pumps, pullies and other machine
ry also horse, carriage, dray, harness, &C.
Carman & Bosley.
Thursday, Dec. 7th, in Western RIM Valley
tract OF 264 Acres of land without buildings
Thos. Wheeler.
On Monday, Dec. lltb, at Oregon Furnace, {
large lot Of wagons, plows, implements of al
kinds, furniture, &c. George Albright.
Thursday, Dec. l4th, at the residence of Geo
W. Ritter, 81 miles on the Hartford road. Three
good horses, wagons, q large lot of vegetables
and trucking articles. George b. Ritter.
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WILLIAM ENsoR vs., JOSHUA 6: VIE,

M-ILLIAM -ENSUK VS.. JUoHUA .. WIL-
w HELM and wife :--Tn Tie Circait Court
for Baltimore com ty--Ia Equity
ORDERED this 23d day Of November, 1855
that the sale made and reported by John T..
Ensor and Lewis II. Wheeler, Trustees. in tho
above entitled cause be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown ON or be-
fore the rs III day of December nert Provided
that copy of this order be published in Balti-
more county once week for three successive
weeks before the said 25th day of December.
The report states the amount of sales to DO
$1,000
JOHN H. LoNGNECKER, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
JOHN II. LoNGNECKER, Clerk.
Dec 2-3t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

SOLDIERS should be sure to attend at the Polls
this Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, and Sc
lcct Delegates to represent them in the Conyen-
ton in the city, next Wednesday.
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9ttal Afairs.

SEND IN YocUh LoSits. A-Now that the Elect5n
largest possible amount Of Interesting reading
matter. TO this end we invite every body TO
send us the Local News of his neigh5orhood,
with short contributions on any subject Of gener-
nj interest. Notices Of Lyceums or Public Meet
ings of any kind; Sales of property, Improves
ments, Public Roads, Deaths, Marriages. or
(other) accidents, will all contribute to the in
formation and entertainment Of the public.-
Send them along.
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NOTICE.

I forwarn all persons from harboring or trust.
i ing my wife MARY BARNEY. she having
LETT my bedand board without just cause; there
fore will pay no debts that she contracts.
BASIL A. j. BARNEY, (colored.)
9th district, Baltimore county.
Dec. 2.-Sts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

,1ody of men convened under military
- at Columbia, and calling itself the Leg
.Te of the State of South Carolina, has adopt
1Ghe following resolution
! ResolUed That any attempt by Congress tow
ard legisating upon the political status of form
er slaves. or their civil relations, would be con-
trary TO the Constitution of the United States as
il now is. or as it would be altered by the pro-
posed amendment in conflict with the policy of
the President declared in the Amnesty Procia-
nation, and with the restoration of that harmo-
nv upon which depend the vital interests OF the
American Union.
These valuable opinions are presented without
charge to the country as sort of ornamental tall
piece to other resolutions purporting TO accept,
adopt, and rs;ify the Constitutional Amendment,
Some of the series which seem to bave been omit
ted in the printed report We supply conjecturally
as follows:
Resolved, That the uniform regard shown By
Carolina in ties past for the decisions OF the Su-
preme Court entities her present Judicial opinions
10 the most respectful consideration.
Resolued, That the efforts of said State during
the last four years TO uphold and maintain the
Constitution give a peculiar authority to her
construction of that instrument
Resolued, That If the President, or Congress,
or the Supreme Court, shall refuse or hesitate te
adopt the views herein expressed on the Cousti
tuition, we hereby pledge the last man and the
last dollar to defend them against that despotit
tyranny which inrades the sovereignty Of th'
States, and threatens the perpetuity Of the pecu
| liar institution, &C., &c.
And an intelligent public will have no Difficult
ty in supplying plenty more Of the same Sort
". 7. Tibune. -,s.srs-. - vs.e..s... sv
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rAkn Nntids,

The Unioa office wifi be closed Cd Thursday
hext Thanksgiving Day. Advertisements, &C.,
intended for next weeks issue should be handed
in By Wednesday morning
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The U. s. Christian Commission.

IQ0 U .. CQr1SC1an COMMISSIONS
This organization, which did so much for the
ameiorafion of the horrors and sufferngs Of the
war, has been finally dissolved. The reward of
the noble men who labored so faithfully in the
good cause is only in the satisfaction they have
in knowing that they have done good work and
that thousands of our brave soldiers are to-day
blessing the institution which contributed so much
to their welfare. The closing session Of the Mary
land Branch was held at the residence of the
Chairman, G.. S. Griffith, Esq, Of Baltimore,
when number of his friends presented him with
a handsome testimonial of their esteem and APP
probation of his services, in the shape of set
Of silver and fine photograph album contain
ing the pictures of his associates The following
resolution was also adopted:
RESOLVED That after all the expenses of the
Committee shall have been paid, one-third of the
balance shall be appropriated TO the Maryland
Soldiers Home; one-third TO the Ladies Relief
Association for use among The families of deceased
and disabled soldiers one-third to the proposed
Asylum for the Relief of the Orphans of Deceased
Soldiers, provided it be established in two months;
if The Asylum be not established in that time,
the third to be divided between the Soldiers Home
and Ladies' Relief Association.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

FouND.-The lady who lost her Waterfall, can
get the same at this Office, by proving property,
and paying cost Of transportation from near Ep-
som Church to this place. A careful analysis by
our Devil reveals the following contents One
large blue pin-cushion two rats, ordinary size
about pound of rags, assorted colors; a lot of
1curled hair, with other articles too tedious to
mention. aff 7
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

RAxpALIsrowN LITERARY SOCIETY. This society
which has been in successful operation for four
years. continues is former hourishing condition.
Both the Ladies and Gentlemen of the vicinity
manifest great interest in its successes, and the
meetings are largely attended. On Wednesday
- s '.s. week, the q-S0tion,-HDoeS mers
1t tend moro -sU.tue advancement of man Than
powerful iriend5, was discussed aud decided in
the negative.
The success OF TINS .sos;ety should be an ncen-
CARNATIONS. Nothing is more ,,Iuable TO
neighborhood than good Literary Soc1s-v
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

THANKs.-Joshua Plaskitt, Esq. Of Limekiln
Bottom, will please accept our thanks for u pres
eut Of fpe walnute,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

ATTEMPTED BURGLARIEs IN This CoUNTY.--A
few nights since, a side window was cut out in
the rear of the residence Of DR.. Ward residing
in Govanstown, but the robbers were frightened
away by some one moving about the house
A short time since the residence OF w. W. Tay-
lor ESQ.,. short distance from Govanstown, was
burglariously entered, but the thieves becoming
alarmed, made hasty retreat, and without any
plumber About the same time the residence of
Mrs. Mitchell, opposite the Mcdonald estate, on
the York road, was broken into. The thieves in
this instance got into an unfurnished room and
in moving about aroused the family.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

DETWEEN Towsontown and Riders Switch,
I'D on the 18th inst, AMEERSCHAUM PIPE
Of peculiar pattern. A reward of So will be
given for ne return this to Office. Nov. Is-2t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

ROAD NOTICE-
NTOTICE is HERBYs GIVEN, That appi-
IN cation Will be made to the County Com
missoners at ,their January meeting, for the
chsngingof the present bed of the HiIlen Road
in Towsont0wn. Dec 2.-5t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-12-02

STOLEN HORSE RECOVERED. Three months ago,
a fine horse was stolen from the stable OF Mr.
John Paskitt, near Towsontown. On Saturday
last, his son Joshua Plaskitt observed the horse
in a market wagon on the Hartford road, near
the city, driven by man named Ulshimer, liv-
ing up the Bel Air road. Mr.. p stopped the man
and claimed the horse. MIR. T. stated that he
had bought the horse in Washington, but on Mr..
Plaskitts proving the horse to have been stolen
from him, be gave him up without any further
delay.
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PEJRLEC SALE.

THE undersigned, about to remove to the
i West, Will offer at Public sale, on the prem
@ Uses he now occupies at ,SAr
NE% Oregon Furnace, on I'd
ss,:zs .sAssuzp Monday, December ] LII -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Theodore Phinney and Charles Mason:
You and each OF ycu notified that there II on
ME in the District Court Of Lee county State Of Iowa
81 Fort Madison in said county petition in equity OF
lsaah Ha, claiming to be the Of the real
herein er ecrbed, aud If you the extingushment
Jour equity t. redeem the following real estate namely:
Lots th ee 3D. ioar ~ and east hall OF i've Block
vs. In the city OF seokuk in said county from the lien
ami op ration OF mortgage said lots aud other prup
erty dat the til day Of September, 1851 ndexed and
hled Tor record the 29th Jay u September 1887 At
o'clock of said day and recorded In mortgage book
numbered ss OF the Rec rds of said county which
mortgage wa executed by James Estes and his wife,
Amanda. 10 Miller Aexand,r conditioned to pay
Of said Estes said dated the 9th day Of eep
temter 1857, and payable the FIRST day OF April 1885,
In the OF four thousand hundred and thirty
six sl0o dollars and also from the following chain VI
title namely deed made to petitioner by said Alex
ander Sherihs deed, made by virtue Of decree
dered in sal Court OF keokuk at the september m
1852 upon said mortgage and note in favor Of said Miller
Alex tndr and against said JAMES L. Estes for the
four Thousand Ave hundred aud 6oO0 dollars
bearing per cent interest and also that the title
said premises be queted in petitioner and for
lief
And unless appear and answer said petition before
noon Of the second day OF the next Of said Court
Fort Madison in said county. the Sd Mondsy If Nav
1863 default will be entered against you and
rendered thereon prayed for in ssid petition.
Revenue 81 mp SO cts BY JAS l. ESTES,
mchl3-d4w Atty for Petitioner.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 William Rees, Administrator Of William Reea, de-
ceased, Mary Ann Rees George Rees, Emily L Grey,
Walter trey, William Rees, ssie Recs Benjamin Rees,
Joseph Rees Samuel Rees Wesley R@es, Robert Re~s,
Caroline Rees Thomas Rees Victor Reer Burrel Dun
son. Woodley Dickerson Ally Dunson, Sarah Dickerson,
Dunson Dickerson Alfred Bungay Sophronia Shaner,
JenmA shaner, Kate Shaner, Alice Shaner. Cumpbei
Shaner, David Shaner, William Shaner, Ally Shaner,
aud Sophronis Shaner:
You and each Of you hereby notified that there Is
file in the office OF the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee county State Of Iowa. Fort Madison In said
county petition in equity OF Frank Ackley ella ming
Of you the said William Rees the Administrator Of
William kees, deceased the Of eight hundrs and
sixty dollars with ten per cent Interest from the I'd
of September, 1864 money due two mortgages ds
ted the I'D day of September 1856 the following
e.ts, situated in said county. to-wIt Lot "a in
Block eighty st OF Masonic Lower Addition to the
city of Eeokuk, which mortgages executed by the
said William Rees deceased, to Charles Mason and
by him assigned 70 petitioner for tho purchase money Of
said properly and against all Of you the foreclosure OF
Id mortgage the extinguishment OF your interest in
said properly. and for general relief.
And unitss appear aud said petition before
o the second of the next term Of said Court
Fort Madison In said county, the third Monday of
May, 1885, default will be entered against md ndg
rendered thereon prayed for in said petition
Revenue Stamp 80 cts. JAS. l.. ESTES
mhtsd4w Attorney Cor Plaintiff.