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ORIGINAL NOTICE
soMXs o. co. IOWA.

70 Frants Haas. Sir, you are hereby mott
ded that there is On 6le In tho Office of the
Clerk of tho District Court of Howard coun-
ty iowa petition Of Moon & Hunt claiming
Of you tho cum Of ninety six and 7-loo dol.
lars - wsnsy due them from you on account
for goods and merchandise, sold end deliv.
cred to you. And now unless you appear at
the next term Of said court 10 30 held on the
second Monday after tho second Mon day in
September A. D. 1866 and answer tho said
petition on or before noon Of the second day
thereof your default will b taken and judg-
ment rendered against you - asked for BY
tho said petitieaera You are aleo notified
that an attachment hes been issued in tho
eause. E. E. BERRY,
Dated, App - 4. d. 1855. Atty soe plG,
20 81 Int lsvsaus eAxsd sad cancelled
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
The South Sea and Jshn Law Tracts.

These tracts are too we'll known
to need description. The direc.
tors purchased these tracts, and
sold all the shares of the compa.
ny they formed, at par, and find.
ing them in the hands of poorer
parties, magnanimously bought
them up at only SO "a per cent
discount, and have turned them
into this company, at their for
mer par value. This is but an
other evidence of their disinter-
cstedness, and willingness to al
low the Stockholders every advan-
tage.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

n There must be no delay
in subscribing, as our estimable
Treasure D. Faulter, Esq. is anx-
us to proceed at once to Europe
or Australia, as his labors in be-
half Of the Company have impair
ed his health. He will travel
;ncos., as he wishes to avoid no.
toriety, and see that no one de.
prives him Of the money Of the
Company.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

CULVER AND RHOORBACX TRACT
This tract embraces $4,000
acres Of arabic land and was laid
out by an experienced and compe.
tent patagonion engineer. The re
are sizty.three hundred and fifteen
wells, now producing, on each
acre, whose average depth in 40,
s85 feet, being down to the very
edge Of the tertiary formation, and
passing through precious metals
-platina, bismuth, native gold,
corn starch, Observation-Disclosures,
fish-hooks, verdigrease, pewter
mugs, golden syrup, cobalt, pearl.
ash, hard boiled eggs, pond lily
turtle soup, lampblack, aud anti.
dyspeptic fiuid-all Of which are
being taken out by lateral rail.
roads, from the projecting surface
Of each vein, and are now sold at
highest prices, thereby yielding an
incalculable profit. the flow of oil
from all the wells on this tract is
80 enormous. that it was found
impossible to provide tanks; and
in consequence, The Directors
have been obliged to purchase
and drain Lake Superior, ard use
II as q reservoir
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
Fresh Arrival
Spring Millinery Goods!!

The undersigned have just received . fine
lot Of Millinery Goods which they are open
ing up to tho trade over the store Of Noon 4
Hunt in New Oregon,
They invite particular attention to their
Goods, believing that both in quality and
price they can give as good bargains ss were
ever offered in this place.
New additions will be made as fast a.
needed to meet the demands.
April s, 1866.
n2Iv7J MRS. SHUTTLEWORrH,
MRS. KNOWLES.
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For sale.
At REASONABLE RATES.

AT REASONABLE RATES.
VALUABLE farm, miles north Of
New Oregon, o. d miles south Of Granger.
Tbsre 10 leo acrts Of prairie and 2 l.2
acres of good timber, with 10 scres we'll i'm.
proved and good dwelling and ont houses
and spri.gs Of flowing water. on the prom.
isss. For tssms enquire on tho premises.
1lSv7m3) JoaN B. pLvn1.
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River Frontage
DIRECTORS

8 WINDLE, President, D. FAULTER'
Treasurer, lion. R. ASCAL, Vice President,
s. TEAL, Secretary, OILY CANNON, LIE.
gal Adviser, JOHN LAW, Chief Manager.
LrMuEL CuLL,vAs, Hon. C. HEAT,
BARON MuNcHAusEs, Sir JOHN VAUDEVILLE,
NJ. RAIELAis, S. KINkER,
FEaHAND JvAH MENDEz Pinto, SlNBAD
i. H. +. SAILOR.
CONTINUED RON LAST WEEK,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
The Crest Invention efshs Asein
moor S N1WPS.
J. W. Bradley's New Patent Duplex
Elliptic Tor dcpble) Spring Skirt.
THIS INVENTION consists of Duplr,
Tor two] ELLlPffc PuRE REFINED STEEL
SPRIncs ingeniously BRAIDED rightly and
Firmly together Edge to Edge, making the
Toughest most Flexible Elastic and Ours
bic Springs ever used. They seldom Bend or
Break like the Single Springs. and conse.
quently preserve their perfect and beautiful
Shape mere than twice as long as any Sin
gle Spring Skirt that ever Has or Can be
made
THE wonderful flexibility and great com
Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies, On.
eras, Carriages Rail Road Cars, Church
Pews, Arm Chairs far Promenade and
House Dress. as the Skirt can be folded when
in use to occupy small space as easily and
conveniently az Silk or Muslin Dress.
A Lady having ejoyed the Pleasure, Com.
fort and Great Convenience Of wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for q
single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For Children. Mis-
ses and Young Ladies they are superior to
all others.
THE hoops are covered with 2 ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice as long
as the single yarn covering which is used
on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The three
bottom rods on every Skirt are also Double
Steel, and twice or double covered to pre-
vent the covering from wearing off the rods
when dragging down stairs, Stone steps, etc.,
etc. which they arc constantly subject to
when in use.
All are made the new and elegant Cor
ded Tapes, and are the best quality in every
part, giving to the wearer tho most graceful
and perfect Shape possible, and are u.ques-
tionably the lightest, most desirable, com.
Portable and economical Skirt ever made
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY, rroprietors of
the Invention. and Sole Manu- iacturers 81
Chambers, and 10 & 81 ReAde Streets, New
York.
FOR sale in all frst-elass Stores in this
City, and throughout the United States and
Canada, Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South
America, and the West Indies.
IL Inquire for the Duplex Flip
tic 70. double) Spring Skirt.
4. & C..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
AfUNCHAUSEN WELL STRUCK As
FOLLOWS.

Cooking butter, XXX Ale,
Mush and Milk, Cod Liver Oil,
Billy Patterson, Quinine, Briga.
dier Generals, Sardines, Turtle
Soup, Lottery Tickets, Bears
Oil, For Higher Wages, Substi-
tutes, i ounty Money, Green
backs, Peace Prop osition, Lawyers,
Birthstone, Milk of Human
Kindness, OLA Leak.
Two lrishmen were drinkinr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
LILIES
CELEBRATED

III ILL IL ~
CELEBRATED
Wrought and Chilled lrou Safes,
WROUGHT-IRON FIRE.PROOFS
LOCKS & VAULT DOORS.
THESE Fire Proofs are manufactured v
Il supply . demand for security against
fre: less expensive than my celebrated and
superior Chilled and Wroug ht.Iron Burglar
aud Fire. Proof Safes.
They furnish similar and equal security h
tho Safe generally Manufactured in the di4-
erent Cities but are SUPERIOR 20 them II
their Fire Proof qualities aud durability,
tho iron being efectaally protected from rust
in any climate, and the Fire. Proof not sub
ject to loose ito utility by age. This is an
important advantage gained to the pureha.
ser, - safes often rust out and become
worthless in tvn or three ye~rs.
To substantiste my position, those par.
chasing these Fire.Proofs are at liberty, by
giving mo due notice Of time and Place Of
trial, to test them by Are with any other
Safeof the same size; and should they not
prove superior, will refund the money, or .
new Firs-Proof ~ the purchases may d.
eide.
List Of Sizes and Prizes Of Hrsxsks-lro~
FIRE-PROOFS:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
VNDDuHONt:

V0UWUVOIr
Seven Hundred and Fifty-three
Million Acres in fee simple, and
the exclusive right to bore OH the
thirtieth part Of an acre on Gull
Creek, (Coa( privilege on this
lease
River Frontage
On Cheat River unlimited, on Gull
Greek still larger, aud fully adapted
70 Hydraulic Boring.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
New Millinery
Dress.Aakius Establishment,

NEW OREGON, IOWA.
Mrs. C. l.. SHUTTLEWORTH and Miss
splendid sos1 Of II! s aRsse Goods nov ssn asc
ing Of
Bonnetts, Ladies Hats, Dress
trimmings, &c. &C., in endless
variety and Of the best Of styles
and patterns,
OVER THE POST OFFICE.
They arc also agents for tho Wilcox &
Gibbs, and the Peopls's.Sewing Machines.
D1es. Making, Stitching f.,
done ~ akoyt ~otiss and reasonable rates.
They solicit slsre Of public patronage.
New Oregon, ostsbss ., 1895. sl7tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

toa sts to Corcoran's N. Y. regi-
ment. One says, Here's to the
69th-the last in the field and
and the first to lave it," "You
don't name that said the other.
1.-THE divil l don't; what
then do ] mane!" "1is this:
Here's to the 69th-aiquil to
none" Drinks followed this cor
rection, of course.
The following is Josh Billings
receipt for making Bolona sau-
sage:
"Take a eel skin and stuff it
with ground cat. secsin it with
Scotch snuff and percimin lie,
lay it on a hog pen to dry, and
then hang it up by the tail in
a Dutch grocery for three months,
for the flies to give it the trade
marks, then it is ready for use"
The age ofbastiles and guilo
tines has passed but there is a
despotism in Congress as infatua.
ated as that which caused Franco
70 weep tears Of blood. The ma
jority of the House of Represen-
tatives has invested q "Committce
| of Fifteen" with powers which
under the guidance Of Jacobin
Chairman, is becoming as odious
as any triumviate created by des'
Pc tism.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
PROSPECTUS

\ OF THE
Aunekaussn, Philosophers Stone I Gu.l
Greek
GRAND CONSOLIDATED
OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000, 200. 900
WORKING CAPITAL, $3.50.
1000 SHARES, 1000, 900 EACH.
DIVIDENDS SEMI-DAILY,
SUNDAYS EICEPTED.)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

Two lrishmeu were drinking
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

SHElFFLE'S OLD STAND.
vest Of Dicksrman's Drug Store.
? C.S. ROLLIN & WOLEBEN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

A Ii knowing themselves indebted to
"A the firm Of Cowan, Schellenger 4 Go
are hereby requested to call Immediately
and pay up or cost will be made.
CO,vAN, ScHELLENGER 4 co.
M IS New Oregon, Sept. 20, 1865.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20

RTPAl RING.
Repairing done with neatnes and At short notice.
Persons who wish to be dealt honorably with and
the worth Of their money are invited 70 call as
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-04-20
FLORENCE
0oW1ne Machines

Family and Tailoring Work.
On enc and the same Machine They are strong and
finely nished-their motions al positive there are
no springs to get out Of order heavy gseds VIII MT
strsin them out Of repair.
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PASSEEGERS ARRLYED.

FROM ANTWERP AND HAvRE, SEPT. loIu s'ea.nlip Cir
ca.sbH ard l. ,. Numchsnp ard dy T. 90
Ro.se de Mayn1 hemvt Sonnet, $ r. Leseh 9nd adj
G. A Bak-r T. Diseubach A. Msgr = Linse B. brxon Lair,
Baldsuf g. Hsyer and family r. StooeT aad family w alei
and family, M. Quest aud lady, T. aolen. .
FROM HAVANA SEPT sln steamship Coumbia-M Ffeseda,
NJ Rigo 3 &. someTs. Nh aud I &c Lale j. Gosh T. Grum
G. ecsspr Or Franco Cas wife A. Arolsza, J. DE D.
sdsjo Palmer, L. cabrera, O. Hl Rf'css and on,
Mr. aid Mrs J. Lsys }. A Eehernis C. DIX, j. l. 5'ian, NJ
bean j. r. Jsabs Mrs. C. =. HoD~ood Ma q. Hopwood v.
DOrm- Thoma, Mrs NJ Gavin. J. bsr5a Miss NJ Sohues j.
Carstons. 8,
IRON AsPTNvALL Sent ieIn steamship NcyyYcrk; John
M-an, F. Rising Ms. NJ Bar Mr Boyer snf niy Mn bueh'
daughter Hanse r Borne j. Ha~lv J. Cox, I.
SCARE p Moore p Condi O. Waace Laggar Hal Lisa';
Dunn.r l. Hicks ~ Nswnk AID mother Capt @. A. Michel Il
Bk and fniy, o. Csmmings and WIFI J. Mc Rae NJ
rrenhau ~ GrerIwa P Laher and de1gher Capt hstuodge
Iievt lerari Mr. Wilir " Iores y. o.. Copp M Young
and wife, J. ~ Graf l. Jone F. NJ Norhont y Locke Land
~ Culs L. Ihampson C. DcTney H. Herman ard sery
Stspenson and family ~ Buch~;h. NJ and Mr Moray Ms.
Chatham, J. Roberta j. Goldsmith and o. II % Cabin and I-s ~
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niovements oI ocean steamers.
pASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL Sept 9In steamship HeeaMr. Canton.
Ms Blaze NJ sorncnsern Miss A. Recksr5 ID. Gia. A. Philip
sept lsIn Steamship sc',isMr and Mrs % d. F, and ser'
Plsde phla J. Weh Thoua es'uy sheffield NJ ard sr' {.
Abany Alexander cf hsnce, c. ". Adm boston A.
J Ostb~rer PhldedEa J. Vel, Nr Greg. Mis- laTa leaeh-
am Knight M.s Howard Scotland james Howard SCOT
and and Gergan oui1u Mr luG Ars william icy
wood = w. Hutn Nrwlo Mss kobeTi'oI oneoec'
jane. Robb NewYork L. W. Cauyl NeWfork. IL ~ Howe,
and Brother NJ. A. Hnrich w. P~re Shaw T. Boyle New
York H. L. Newh~l Mn. 'ir..a;y. ~, ". w, bSrton,
w swsvns Und-rwoo E'son J. q a'on New-fork
Price. H. seomon' BE- aud p. p \" Re r'G Two eh-
drn aud scvsH Il. D. Gbsor r. 4. hd--s, J. ~ lone QUO
Vezn " D. Mr. and M Oeorse " Cnrt anf chd ME-
Wallace John nysdae Mss Pemoo IN Je..op sld das ief'
Mr. and Mr. W G. Bilde Miss EJde A AID 5i a. y tiancse
infant end rryant w ". Evans cks AFnoi Dyf nbf'on
X. L. Patrron n. Y Wsdlon, D. Miles James T. Ai-'ey joan
q Il.rkr- q NeL.n.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YonK...... sEp1. 10
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ts.mp Agnes Bourne Norfolk City Point and Richmond ''
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Steamship Saratoga kins Norfolk, City Point and Richmond O.
steamship s.iyOr Morgan Bo,.on W. P. Clyde.
Snip Colambi. Robertson Liverpool. q n Ma5rssn
ship Hib.rnia fRr) Jansen Liverpool Tspcost Bros Co
Ship shanshae (Pru Newshutz Cork for ORDERS Punch.
Bsf Pruss Mclors Cork for orders Funch heiDss
Bah American Eagle H.riOrd Aspinwa Psn.m. Railroad Com
Bah MOutesuH. Hammond Ba,bados, T. T. IA Dwight
s.. pu:h,:F Essr. Pert Rey. Nm B A Co.
Brig Grace wOItanGtOn tBr Du'sans Belize r. Alexander
sckl ID. J.yn. Jayne, Baltimore Baker Dayton.
sehn s }. " rns, smith !. AP.lseeieola r. Post.
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sp.el- .a@ p...sassr; 70 :. K hgm.s.
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Brig Ab,snsr iBr Pst, Cow Bay IL days with coal 70 D r.
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stssmhp Granada from Charleston pot into Nor
folk nth TO repair her machinery and al 81 n n-i
sails, bawsks topglant Iaass k having encountered
yphoOn China Sea 9th and eth Jolly in which Ae also sprung
shs Ms.c Klein for NewYorE before reported ", bach to
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SPOKEN.
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sspa s. Of the oLfofM ship Excelsior PendssOn BON Liver
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Sept lat g 90 long Tsrus from 81. Jsgo for Bor
sept s. lat % 10 long 3d. .chr Planet from Turks Island for St.
Bark Fearless Patrick GIeenhnd for Phdsphs has
board the crew bark Drssa9Aqsn S:' = The es Aas -
NswYOrL, 10 day, out
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Ccaal Notices.

IN THE SUPREME COURT for the EASTERN
i DISTRICT ef OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. CLARKE,
Der .. ooed c ,s5SS ra lsTgRs VALLEY Nil
ROAD COMPANY and JOHN GRAHAM and J. EDGAR THoM'
ta Ha 10 psr,sse. q an order and decree Supreme
Of Of Pennsylvania ENTERED September % IN The
City Of Pittsburgh Of Pennsylvania public suction to the
highest bdae TUESDAY The 1oh day Of October A.
ctsd and extending from the point junction Of
CHARTERS Valley Railroad 9Th the Pn6aish aud stssbeuvs
borough Washington In the Of Washington and state ,
said with All is privilege apvnd5se, and aha ~ s
Cd and belonging the said Tue Charters valley
hnoIs tcpS ,S n}y,vI,s., b-ue6t. and ,moiausn.
secured 70 ID. sd Chsrisr Valley Aosd Company BY
Pn.sbarTh AID s.sab.nve RArO.d Company The
Lsly R.ro.d Company ds',d Tie DAY o. Apo sas
for recording deed. ke IN and Tor the e9sny Of Ash'"y TIE
said sale to apon following aud conditions;
lat The sl S0 be paid In cash at The 'ns Of sale
the hdsrs the bonds interest
coupons secured BY the mose bearing date h q JanTs
A. d lass and delivered By the said CHARTERS Valley hn
,re he p.ymnt Of ar hundred doar recorded Auru
18TH et 10 -shsny County Ia AorsAs BOOB volume ~ ps
thsase they viii be authorized and allowed to
make Of the bs.nos or remainder Of The pes ~
trhs delivering up 70 ist trustee. es BONO. aaa n
Of re cum or pre BID by hsaa the BONDS
coupons estimated such rate cent OF Tn, rNVse thereof
s sI Ss v sU,fs .s H. s s premises Ss g. -.
dsdoeas from The said pre. Of sum the smoGnt .io
OF the sad purchase shall b. psfd
by such purchaser within thirty days er the day Of sale
ID !. as ,,s q I H. .ai s1. md s:1
n u: wse purchase .oasy shall b pa to S a. as ne
,sis, and the balance IN thirty day, thereafter:
an Upon made and eontrmsou by the Court
S,s maui and convey to the purchaser al singular
premise. pparensnes ee and discharged iron all len ana
Jo Kbo as 4HhAosasoS }rru's.s.
kT.1s Ma NJ
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STATE or Nkw-YoRK.
OyylcR OF The sRcRErART oF STATE.

OpyfcR OF sRCRErAkr OF STATE
ITO the SHERIFF of the COUNTY Of NETWORK:
81 Sss 1 s' SESfSAt b sLESTS Mon
Of November nett The following Office" are be elected to
4 Governor IN the plAc. Of Reuben L. F.ntOni
~ the Psss q s,See
Al Inspector of state Prison. IN the place q LAM: Bates
Representative. IN the Fqrth cous,. Il n. United state. for
TSd oarS sinss and Eighth Wards City County
me Of the United State. fe'
TSnt and wHas Of The City and County Of New
IN ID. Fo. Congress. Of the Uo.d State. o
the sIih csgEeonsl pS.e composed q ins Ns.a fne'"A
Forfeit Consress Of beunited States fot
ne seventh Conusonal District compact Of The e''nh sad
the Forie,h Congress Of the United stat. fs
~.aisG and T~.aya V.ds Of II: City and County New
epre..u.v, n,A so,A Conus. Of O.: United STATE for
and sSs4; SSssiss Is y kh .Hs:
Twenty one Msmeer' Of A".nsiy
oil The vsesney BY ,;n.ou q John Hoaaan
A Surrogate in ,h. P.Oe Of GndvOn y TsetsI ,,,,,
Two supervisor. in the place Of Smith Ely , and William
Coroner In ,h. place ssrm.nn who to
al ,hs oee.snsd BY The death Of Edward coha
All whose terms Office viii expire on the last day Of December
n. attention Of Inspector. Election Count,
herewith .uid pOviG. for Submitting the people
the same =" for insuos IN regard " their d7' under
said Act
= Chap. 1871. .
AN ACT provide for submitting the People the question: shsl
there be Convention 10 rve the Constitution ana aena NO
ssme !" Passed March 49, 1856
The People state Of Ns~Yo represented In Ssnss and As
seaIbiy do enact foOws; -. =,
sEcrfox election 10 be held In this state on IRE
and provided for the poll Of each election die
heTss By the Inspector, Of Election Of such district
the reception Of ballots Eyey
m such district such rlectien for members
printed or partly written parity printed on which shan De IN
seYb.d the Convention TO revise tho Constitution and
amend the Against Cony 70 revise the
amend the same Such ballot shall BE- ndorsed
and bs deposited In said baoboK The pol fof the said
election prepared aud kept that there sha b. column
,btn figure who shall
of which column shall be headed Convention Az the
f militia officers passed Pl nth, eighteen hundred and
eli mendtory thereof aud all the provisions or
the entitled An Act for s'certau by proofs the CHI
ssn shall be entitled 10 the right OF suffrage and 70
nine and provisions OF the Act entitled An Act TO ascertain
by citizens who shall be entitled the nz Of su
May thirteenth eighteen hundred aud Hhy so far
the applicable snail apply the proceeding under this
The Secretary Of Stat. shall Immediately sfe the assembling Of
Lesnrr in the eighteen hundred and Ktys'en
report result Of the election he Elm provided for
"a Thssci shall take effect Immediately ,,s - yp,oy,
sA-rtS's onss Cify cad County Of Nee York, ."
hereby certify ths above to be true copy o. the ognA nouee
received BY this day from the Secretary Of state
Dated New York Jolly 90 1866 JOIN kELIli,
pabish this notce viii not
pay for ,s insertion-Chsp $50 Laws Of 1900
THE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

CUPREME COURT, New York.-ALEXANnER
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You ar. h,rby ,umnond and required Rev stamp
he plant Ia this seop. which was hsd in the % cent?
aee ef he Clan al The City County Of New
Yok City-Hs sewYok City on the lIh day 81 August
is6 and copy the eonPaat The
,ub.erber Al bic Office No H spng~t Newton CITY within
tvrA days alter the service of th luminous 90 you shusys o.
bip the p N ye.ad the lpa n III, scon viii Apply 10 the
Court for he re ef demanded IN TIE complaint
DAcd Nswi sfk, August " 900 $500, al, ....
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