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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
The Union Party-The Position.

Many persons wishing to know tho
correct position of the Union party in
the State of Ohio upon negro suffrage,
will find il emphatically declared in
the Platform put forth by the Union
State Convention. That Convention
adopted President JoHNsoN's policy
of reconstruction for restoring North
Carolina to her FORMER position in the
Union--n member ofthe United States
Government. Now, if we are not great
ly mistaken in the principles laid down
in that Platform, this leaves the qucs-
tion of negro suffrage to be settled
by the voters of those States that were
lately in rebellion. Ii Is worse than
folly for the people of Ohio to agitatc
this question, ut the present time
The Constitution would have to be
changed, and who are the men that
desire this change to he madeY Ger
tainly, il IL not the men who have
stood by the Union in her greatest
trials, and sympathiscd with our gal
liant soldiers during their severe march
cs and hardships on the battle field. -
No, il is not the friends ofthc Union,
but certain portion of the leaders Of
hc bogus Democracy, who know very
we'll, that if change in the Constitu-
tion can be effected, there might be
some hope of adding little strength
to their dciunct party. Every school
boy in Ohio knows, very we'll, that the
negro cannot vote under the present
Constitution, and before they can vote,
the Constitution must be changed, and
We will venture hero to assert, that
when the proposition comes up to al
low the negro 10 vote, HWW cOmc frSi
from Tie Democratic aiei
All the discussion now going on
through She press is with those editors
who aided aud encouraged the rebels
-gloriiicd in their inhuman treatment
to our soldiers when they were priso-
nors in thoir lands, and the larger the
number they starved to death, the bet
ter 1t would be for the Copperhead
leaders Of dciunct organization
This party has no earthly hope ofsuc.
cess in the State or National Govern.
mcnt for years to come, and are eter-
nolly striving to create new issues, aud
If they can succeed in attaching some
ac,c ciem'm to their party, they hope
to make respectable show in 1865
for President, Ii Is also we'll known
that a number of leading Southern
men have declared themselves in favor
of negroes voting in the South. What
forY Why, these Southern men co,
operate with the Copperhcad party il
tho North, aud are dctermined to con
trol the negro vote in the South, to
4. such an extent as TO place them il
power in the future. During the fou
; years rebellion inaugeratod by tn,
, leaders of the bogus Democracy, thes,
same leaders hoped and prayed fo
the defeat and slaughter ofour armies
that such a calamity would advano,
the prospects of their party. Thanl
!. God, the Union armies we're not de
leoted, but the rebel armies, the friend
of the bogGs Democracy, met with
terrible defeat, just as the bogss Dc
moeracy did at the election polls i
November last--and just as sure a
the sun shines they viii meet with
a similar defeat in October next. Tn
\ negro scaro-crow will not aid thei
in raising their sunkcn vessel.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

JEFF. DAVIS LAwyER.---Simon
Stone, New York lawyer, employed
by the friends of jeff. Davis to obtain
a speedy trial, has been Informed by
the Government that he cannot have
access to Davis until he arrives in
Washington.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

nsS~ A foundry, car and carpenter
ing establishment, has been inaugera-
ted at Atlanta, Georgia, andin the
production of machinery, manufactur-
ing of railroad cars, and the turn-o out of
building material, is doing a most ex =
tensive business.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

KEEP THEM Our. The New
York Herald certainly has a very
concise way of putting facts. Itsays
There never can be party success.
fully constructed at present, unless
such men as Yallandigham and Pen.
dlcton of Ohio, the Scymours of New
York and Connecticut, the Woods Of
New York, poor Pierce and musty old
Buchanan are left out of the ring.
That may be set down as fixed fact.
This crowd will kill any party. ..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

ps- The Chattanooga Gazette, of the
18th, notices the arrival in that town of
John Bell and family aud Mrs. John
Morgan, ON their way home. Mr..
Bell proposes to claim a residence in
Nashville, and Mrs. Morgan will with.
out doubt visit her father, who resides
at Readyyille, near Murifeesboro.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

s@- A horse stcsler, on his way to
the Iowa State Prision, while on q
steamboat, threw his manacled hands
over the neck of maa who was guard
ing him, and, making q desperate leap
forward, threw himself aud the man
into the river. Both we're drowned.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

DAY" They have sad state Of NOR
ais at New Lisbon. The paper at
that place says, it is no uncommon
thing to see men whose social position
is at the very head of society, go reel
ing along the streets. Even boys are
not exempt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

pa- The returning rebels dou't
meet with much favor In West Vir-
ginia. In Marion county, the citi.
sens have entered suits against these
returning rascals, and in many instan.
COS prosecuting them for horse steal.
ing. One conviction has already bee n
had, and the =" raider the" {" chiyal.
sent to the peHitentiary at
Wheeling.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
Hay- The trial of Burlcy, the LAX

s1- The trial of Burlcy, the Lake
Erie Pirate, is progressing, several
important witnesses having been cx-
amincd. The defendant plead not
guilty to the indictment.
N. B.-Report says he has been nc
Quilted, and set at liberty.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

rn-Some one supposed to be inter-
ested in the affairs of the family, states
that the heirs cf President Lincoln
own one hundred and sixty acres of
land in Iowa, conferred upon him for
services rendered in the Black Hawk
War.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

sa- Raleigh, n. c., can boast of an.
other qualification Of modern ciyiliEa
tion. Smith & Nixon's great circus
made triumphal entry into the city
on the 9Th inst, and though the peo.
pie are not partial to such affairs, they
patronizc il bcause it is now a novelty
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

r@- The United States G onoral Hos
pital ar Cleveland has ceased to be
public institution. DE-. StsaAere, the
conductor thereof, having orders to
report a. DeStois Headquarters Of
ihs Northsra Department.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

DS- The President has appointed
d. NJ, Fleming, ESQ, Assessor Of In
tcrnal Revenue for the Fourth District
of Ohio. Mr.. Fleming is editor Of
the Piqua Joardi, and in the assuming
of new duties has our wishes for sue
cess,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
|. 0. D. Il.
DEDICATION.

odxJ4o-A
The brothers of Seneca Lpdge No. IS
4 0aky Lodge No. sI7 will dedicate
their Burial Lot in the new Cemetry on
the 10Th day Of August next. The Odd
Fellows Of all the noighhoring Lodges ere
Frutcrpally and Cordially Invited to be
present on thpt occasion. Tho grand
Host Of tho grand Lodge Of Ohio will
be present on that occasion. Also a
speaker from distance ID expected. -
The Citixens generally are invited TO At.
tend. The procession will form at the
Hall at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and march
directly to the Cemetry. The balance
Of The programme will be made know at
the time.
Tho Cnmmittee have made arrsns,.s
men,s with lke s. ID. & C. r. r. Co to
carry all bro'hers desireiog to mee, US on
thai ooea'sions at half fair.
Committee Of Arrangements.
J. n. EBERT.
8. SNYDER.
EM. LEiDY
d. SICKNESS.
,. fENNIGToM
July -. 1896 sr-sv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

Bs1- The Greenville Journal says
that all the farmers of that section are
through with their wheat harvest, and
pronounce the wheat, as a general
thing, very good.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

ssy- Somebody suggests that the
President made five suspensions on
the 9TH. lie suspended four conspira-
tors and one Hdbcos Corpus.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

Day The citizens of Greene county
propose to erocta monument in the
Court House Square at Xenia, to the
memory of the men from that county
who fell in battle during the war.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

Bay" There is now thoroughly
loyal newspaper published at Hunts
vile, Alabama, called the ",Soathern
Iirocate."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

nS~ The Union State Convention
in New Jersey to no held at Trenton,
to-day, to nominate a candidate for
Governor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

irWdiag COmmiticc.
Mrs. Il Mr.. J. A. Mcfarland, Mr.
4 Mrs. r. W. Shawhan, Mr.. 4 Mrs
VIM, Gallup, Mr., Il Mrs Henry Gross
Mr.. Il Mrs, Cornelius Snook.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

faS- The New York papers announce
as an evidence Of the business activity
in their city, that fifteen ocean steam
ors left that port ON Saturday.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

Bay" Gov. Picrpont has given per-
mission to the Treustees of the Vir-
ginia Military Institute to rebuild that
edificc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

BY The sum subscribed TO build
the Lincoln National Monument at
Springfield, ILL.,, now amounts to $50. =
800.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

nA- A woman in Boston gave birth,
the other day, to four girls, weighing
Eve pounds each.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

pay- The Canadian Parliament meets
on the Sth ofAugast. 1t is expected
that the financial statement to,bs pre-
seated will show serious falling of
in the revenue, aud probably de-,
kviL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

JonS You've Esq, has been ap,
pointed Colleoier Of cus.sas at San,
assty, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
IxecuSor,s Notioe.

xsnrrc. n BExKBy GIVEN THAT THE IN.
IN ssrsi snsd ~as on tis 2Osk dsy ef Jsas, ~ Isos
daly spsoin nssA sod ssshhsd ss Exsrsies al tie Va
,s,s II 'rAsssss HsgAss. lsss Of ssases Cs 0hls.
BalxABxrn svenss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
1parding Committee
CLASS H..

FINE ARTS, TEXTILE fABRIcKs, TAI
Ions WORK AND MILLINERY GOODS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

VEHICLES STOVES, TIN, COPPER Carl.
PSiT WARE, TANNERS, sADpLERs Ann
" snOEMANERs WORK. ..,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
New Adretisenlrnts.
LETTER LIST.

Remaining uncnllcd for at the Tiffin
Pot Office July goth, 1865.
Albert Stephen Weitzlcr John II
Baker A c MrCl Hand A
Brusc J,hn Mrchcr Charles
Galley Augustus No'in Samuel
Cross l. ID Ohlincer IIcnry
Clark Seth Opp DANIEL
Cook Seth II Parker Miss E G
Daily Allison ParsoI
Eastman Ann Reed Miss Molly
Flick John Rose BF
Frunstock l. II Rincbolt George
H"mdon John Smith Henry
Heller p s Shoemaker John
Heminger II Shippv Mrs Violet
lIoeffner Luis ] Shondes Henry
KisSlcr il Spernw Sarah
Lrmpkins Mr. Steck'ey w
Ph",ogrnnh Artist Stewart p
Lower Fehy Fitch NJ w
McCariy Hrttic Wenner Samuel
Mnrmore T Miller l. NJ
Persons calling for lettcrs. will please say
ADVERTISED. WIN. GALLUP, p. NJ.
II. &. KuHN. Deputy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

Lost
A f0vRrn coRrs BADGE, AT OR NEAR
n THE DEPOT. ea the 9aad dsy Of Jnas, oa
which vas Inscribed ny name, Go, lois Rse'f d. v.
l., snd also "Atisas. fssnklia and Na.hsills ."--
The sass. viii rsssiys hsssslrsvsra By issvias Z,
this Ss6os. 'Fl"
WILLIAM L. MEssgR.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

john Swigart Wm. Ash, Peter
Ebersolc, Henry Opt, j. c. Johnson,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
CLASS oh.

AGRIcuLTURAL MACHINES AND IM-
'tl PltMENTs &C..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20
REEVES AMBROSIA!
FOR THE HAIR.
Original and Genui ne.
PRICE 75 CENTS.

THIS Elegant Hair dressing and wins
derful Hair Restorative still retains so
precedence in fashionable circles, aud il
superceeding all other preparations, nut
only ia this country. bot also in Europe
and South America. Thousands Of bot
ties are used IN the Court circles OF Pa
ris, London, st. Petersburg and Madrid,
and the sale in Cuba 10 enormous.
Reeves AmbrOsia
10 composed Of an oily extract from herbs
Of \ wonder:ul. virtue. and is highly scent.
ed with variety of xquisile perfumes
1t efrctuslly prevents the hair falling
out, and causes it to grow rapidly, thick
and long. Il makes the hair curl. and
gives IL glossy appearance. No toil' I
is complete without il. Price rs cents
per large bottle.
For sale IL Tiffin /; at HERsIusER l.
MYERS. No. L., Shawhan's Block.
REEVES AMBR0SIA DEPOT,
No. 81 Fulton st. N Y.
Juy2O s. Ally
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

WHEELER & WILSON
Sewing Machine Go.
who are deeply in crested in its success,
Is a sufficient guarantee Of It's improve.
ments over Ill others as .
FIRST CLASS MACHINE.
We offer this celebrated machine to the
public aud can recommend them as beirg
the b'st Family Machine now in use, as
they embrace oil the improve ments which
Experience has proved TO b. requisite in
the perfection Of Sewing Machine, and
having many On
ESSENTIAL AND IsP, RrAsr ABvASrAsys
over other machines.
They are SIMPLE. STRONG, RAP
I'D. DURABLE and BEAUTIFUL. and
mnkc the tight lock Stitch alike on both
sidcs, which will
Neither Rip nor Ravel.
They will STITCH, HEM. FELL,
QUILT, BIND. TUCK. PLAT. GATH
Err, CORD or BRAID, all without any
previous bssting.
They will do greater range Of work
~ more
Perfect Manner
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-07-20

Remaining uncnllcd for at the Tifiin
Pot Office, July goth. 1865.
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CHANCERY COURT BENTON.
SALE

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81 80 baEs Hos ososs 1sgrzs. Pee e.~-r E-1s
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Val LIABLE LANDS FOR SALE.


IN OBEDIENCE To A DECREE OF
the sAneeiy - aen sTy, prgapunes1 q, Nay
epseis tenn lst1 viii ali thu deer On Maut
poFft5 u dhn staHhd containing so acres tying q tbs
bth piy dislTlsof Morgan county the HHes 5oad, aRd
soiRae iahas Of Martin ana anderson Hssf sad ohsrs
A Rti-F Of land UonRiRnK ising IN the
ID r district of aid CauHty the u b kaeEy, In
the csd 81 fe river aud kR5wB the cd Dsina place.
iaang the lABs 81 AsD H0neyest ard phefsi also
ether tract esaE4nnG ~ acTp lying hs eth dstTirt
vhe there IA yard oTHry ocrapicd b jUhRstoh.
sdjeiHiRE the 81 AontgOHcrg gsosEe " Keith saa
O. kicnhnscb lso, ts enescnt interest 10 tract Of land
lying the 50 ety dfii Of aid ceaHiy s0nibg the land
u isaag snow tehh Etrsi aHd othrrs tusea the aad
occHpis rs John siaplss tln ais6 s tas to-
the Easfy Mining End Misunderstanding Company
which snTks situated BE EsFy river Ehat
sailed the psFila Raes-paths sleHibe IT, lands Of W
McKee, L D. snow and ofhsfs ssay ssid decree and
costs, 10 favor 81 Lewis H. hosfs feFmszsh ~ hafsa
lcsi-1H JOHN q RkfENT, CAN
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IN OBEDIENCE TO NINE DEGREES

" s eaHesry s0aIt At AsHtkoasry PTeRouneod ihr
Nay special terra 1855. VIII scl ths hsase d0of
AoalgomsF te 2lst day u Jgiy neS tssei ~ Land
ss ts properly q William J. scoairf eoRtahiaE tI5 acres
Eore CT Ices baE n 'hs "a civil district ~ MsIsaB Spuny
GA NE Flat FoFk e EmeIy TTes both saes 81 hs HAa
r0sd miles saai 81 AgnsoHpFy, hH1n tho Ia4AR Tav.
stn, adjoining he lands u Wa Gard C. II esd aud others
I've stsr tracts q Lard the Rf0Pefy u 9NrB seheeiS
. g. erooh Fora q Emery ryef, re kngSa ths Efa-
ee4h bnsoss er containing ip ls lgEti1n
q CFoaksd aud Beach f9ka % Emery 4danE tbs iaads
Sz1asa o Largely sad thu hsrs Of jams Kelley RAd ollrss
h0ih si+ % ths uaa Road, ~ Hle Of Aphtg3Hlry
containing 80 EoniHR the lands Il Jsfass jones
Martin hHiton and AID tbe tsa % Shih Sebaa
HlsT Fss1d q 4Jlsf sd aeeTees esd essis in Sof
m gaHs Hrssai Jess Brssl James w. Jahasaa, 49, GS5Fxe
W h@hT Nm SIMMER, Les h. aesicF ah3 CLARK Stias-
cipher, Davis fsTHsSesnh moaths srsiit except 70
pa cent Shek - g. b. PAID To haHdtha redustn
ey b9n8 sith Interest from date retained lie
FThaises All t sFchas+ poaey paid facnptiea
u rTenllsc.. le9tsiw Join U RRIENr. Q. 1 u 5.
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ATTACuMENT.

lshn ebznsaea " 9esa y. lets
fINHE yslhtd saay says he asisaakt Is uAeblza
ka and - shseonds tAat The srsAsI pfscess 81 aN
Be served uRp hz, hsstas aetspea sFiEsA
against ~ aeaasaf estate, nata T1raahle haloFs
o. SeapAea 5asse 81 he Peace AZ kssk eeaniy, ana se
hastza bsss syie4 hts PsFsfg u ( crteEes ~
4asiies Ae rs asa1sat afPeaf bsess ht - AZ eea u
kasxyis Ae aih ssF 1y Il psesaeaF hsnf asisaa
sid st ~ ~ BE Rfeestd sita "a Fssts. u tEihsT
sfsrs Sal tA aes - Fskshs 81 hss saesssalFs
20 k3sa4se4 ahls.
isssts 80 s. 0. JoURoEMox.A AZ
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FfNHE plaintiff adasit ys the defendant Is justly
indebted 10 aim Il tbs u sBty-si1 dollars and
taeaty oen and seends = eoueezs himself that
ordinary pf0Sess 81 las cannot Be served him. having
ohtaaed - hFsanai sthhmsut against Ihs dsfen5snt
esials na3s retaFpete before soouon farsf 5HtIss
81 the Peas Tor EIoaat county, aad shs having kn
sTe3 On BIS rFnEg: II Il ordered By said justice that
the defendant spFssF before him At tbs Sre B5uat
county, ths sh dsy q IuS nsNt, Or e VIE Be Prgcs
81 Eth psrts IL i faheT ordered that this setss BE
sgbssd - ieaF seeeesslFs 3ee e BTggn9ss shig-
r. Nv plF SOLOMON TAhMEk, J. Y.
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Attachment.

NgaaHs( SAisfss e. Ae8ssf Msssss
fttilk Fiaath an asit save tAe defendant i indebted
l. y hisa and 10 aessaaas ansais hsEsxf that tha
9TdlBaFy AZ law eanH0t Be aFFea hn haSiug
Rktaacd original atiaehEne aEaast the deeu3sRts
estate iAas rssarahe befaFe John A. 1asse
e The Eaes Ter GraEEeE county aud tho having
kesn levied hs pTof<fty 10 Is ordered by aid Justice
thai The aUisndapf apieaf bceFs htn ~ his saes in
tiFaassF eeaatY, ta sh aayp Auss, BeAt all
Be PTocsfsed Nth paste 10 s further ordered that thls
Hqlise bsablls he'd ieT ipuI eee in Brew
Wiz fsk A. Kf5s John A ApklNNEY. D p
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IT aspeaFax frou the ad4ayii Of he pla0a IN Tar.
saass. hat he defendants have aeseondsl COP
eeaA thessSFS tha4 tha epa3 q aN Be
BE 4aae Dr. fser sacessVe seeks u bFswploNt Wig
neffyng aid defendants 10 az the ae1t cf the
enit ceHrt for Cooke county 81 the court house IN As
pQss Monday tie SIS; dag e day Esxt, then ana there
paintH. the y 49, be taken feF seafessd aud
ese4sd with paFte PIP n. w. BAER, Clerk.
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walisn B. aitshsil Is teAa ". DAson, E, si..
TT NPPE AIRING FROM rur ArYtn,,,,

Of ne psiula n tia ease thst TIE defendants Jssa
oal1en and LaFaysg January, haya gone
Segend the b@its 81 a stats, Abscsad afaaFy
process eanno be srFsd aa ussa Il . ordered hAs pab
eaten Be hAd of ens faeeesTe weeks 10 Bre snas Whs
aetinE sad 1eisadantz - appear The Rax tsTm 81 hs
Ofse cearf FOR 9rAagsT esanty Rstsdks - ne az
Monday u August 1885, thea asd Plead aassgs Or
dsaae y the suit AID 1eand 81 psnsi hs sanE us -
aksn er sSnfassa end prseedsa Nth paFte Is a ksa
pa fhoaAs LAfaIa, tesk. i
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CIRCUIT COURT

Tklrd Judicial Circuit, Anderson County Tsc.
J9suph ~ Ni.t-soe IS. J5ha " Lcgz- danes Lex -.
AID David Il. Juuul.ss-
THE defendants having FED frCrr ,l- ..a.-s .. e.
l. State, or ~ seCrsts themselves % ga ---.-l-
Pnocess como. Be served upUn tAs.a & 70 e---rz
that publication ba made fgE sJ-r s-lsv-ssa week
u BrOwrl0s's Wing, notifying sal ---aisE-l e.
appear before tie Circuit Coirl e. Aa---,-a -1-5-
y On the "a Monday Of JAY Hs1- -laa a-l -z-s
- plead, answer Or deul- = fEs sa.. .-. -a-.---
lie plaintiff or Lbs sane sill re yssel -.- -.ss=-
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Attachment,

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INB plaiatEs, saadzs sAy tho defer tal indebted
Ia thsln and ~ abscsnds - cunceas himself tbat the
Ordinary presses 81 aw sanaot he 81 hin lawns
obtain "a original s4achlneat asatast the agtndgat
ealc made fgiaru&blo before James Baker, Justice Il
ths fsaee fer AeAnn eOuy and the hariRg been
te TED hts pspGFy IL = urerel ~ said iuxe thai
the de.sgdsn agIssE eefFe hip e ~ ehe ~ Ataes
ex pate fss GFthef ordered that ths notrs BE- pahih
Cd kaF fsut sueccssivs weeks "a BfusHieN's Whg.
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4 APPEARING FROM rHE AFKantEsT

Of flaf1ts aeFaeT ID kit that ths dsfsnaaHts
Archibald HipshirsRnd Calvia leks Auaisny
poss Of their property abscoHd that the ordinary
cess cans9i be served Bpea hs ordered thst pabaa
ton be sas for foT successive weeks EE0anloSs Wig
notifying said dseadaBta - appear the s
CFenH Court fog GrHEsr eOaRy, Rnshdgs, Tbs Str
Monday 81 August 1883 then and there plead answer OF De-
10 ts saii and demand u piaiatf ne
ken for confessed aud proceeded EtA psrs thea
p0s THOMAS LATntM CisTA
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FNiIE ssiutid % aday lhs defendant j. Justly
Bdshte4 % hm ia the II ffy dctiRrs, Hud ab
sooads % esls hssf that hs ordinary process q law
cannot b served him. bAFiaE obtained original
able before solomgh kaFBisF Jases Of the Peace fgT
BoGut ceunty and the having been levied upon he
property: II . orsrd by said Jtfs that the defendant
appear before before bin a. bis ocs IA Bi0ubt county
the 2th day % niF Hezt or il Will be prgceacd with
zrts n i furtass GFsFe that this noe 80 pahsh sd
- gf5 SOLOMON Farmer, ). P.