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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05
ToNsoRIAL.
CHRISTIANS ANEW YEARS PRESENTS
HAIR DRESSING AND WIG MAKING.

HAIR DRESSING AND WIG MAKING.
All the latest aud most fashionable Etyles in
Hair Dressing, Head Dresses, &C., 90 be worn the
coming winter as now worn in New York, samples
Il which can Be seen ct VIM. DAYS Establish
aent, 80 Public Square.
just received direct from Importers . very
Iargs and splendid stock Of Long Hair, the best ]
ever had for making, now the most popular Head
Dress; the French Twist, Natural Curls, . good
aasortmeu t left, warranted as represented; Ladies'
Front Pieces and Half Wigs, = vel selected stock
on hand; Double Waterfall, Front Frizzes (much
wornl, French Head Dresses, Of every kind, made
By advertiser equal to those imported Ladies' Ourls
and Switches made Into any Of the fashionabls
Head Dresses without injury to either.
Ladies' Hair Dressing in the most becoming and
modern styles.
B8r Private Room for Ladies' Hair Cutting.
nB-Hot and Cold Baths At all hours Of the day
the best Bathing Apartments In the city.
deelS WIN. DAT. IS Public Square.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADra.I

PITTSBURGH, Feb. $500 P. n.
The weather IS too cold for business PURPOSES
Crude held at zoe without packages, and Csc pack
ages included. Sales 1000 bbls subject to the open
ing Of navigation at figures. The weeks re-
eeipts by rail are 1000 bbls, Total since January
/ by river and rail, $1,000 bbls-an increase over
same time last year Of 7I;7oO bbls.
Refined dull dealers apart. Bonded held at 45
9lec; free e4c. Small sales of the latter.
Tar steady of $500,
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The funeral of Eldridge Putnam took
place yesterday afternoon from his late res
idsnce on Chestnut street. largely attended
by the Masonic Order, citizens, neighbors,
and friends from abroad. A special train
from Toledo brought to the city very many
friends of the deceased, who participated in
the last sad rites which are paid to the NOR
tai rernsins CT those who have lived USE
f2lly and Fel
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PRIZE MEDLEY DANCE.
MASQUE AND FANCY DRESS PARTY.

TO BE HELD AT GARRKTT's HALL,
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 9TH, 1885.
The following elegant and sostly prizes win be
given:
1.t Prise, Best Medley Dancer. Gent-Fins Gold
Watch Chain.
2nd Prize, Best Medley Dancer. Lsdy-EIsssns
Silver Breakfast Castor.
Ord PriEs, Best Comic Character, Gent-SHvsr
Mounted Cane.
ser Prise. Best Genie chaTsstsr, Lsdy-sOHd
Silver Napkin Ring.
9th Prize, Best Fancy Dress, ~Gent-sTver Goblet.
9Th Piiss, Best Fsney Dress, L~Ady-Solid Fruit
Knife.
The above prizes are warranted az represented,
aud may be seen at 5. W. CARROTS.
COMMITTEE or ARRASGENESTs.
W. r. Ferris, I. B. NsEeomb, WV. Ellss rth
The Msnsesrs will spare neither pains nor ex-
Pense TO make this the best as well as the most
select parry Of the season.
Tickets admitting a. Mt aud Ladies' to Floor 81, so
Spectators tickets, "a -.-........-------....- 60
Tickets for sale At s. ". Garrstt's, Eksrs orders
may be LETT for carriages.
Music By Dillson's Full Band.
~ Improper characters pot lively not admit
ted. Policemen will DO In attendance TO see that
this order Is strictly enforced.
No ards issued jan30kfeb3-5-T:2s6
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&. 3. HALE,

LII Superior Street, Cleveland Ohio.
EsIABLIsnED 1850.
Dealer IN $50 and all other GRprament Bonds.
POUND INTEKEsT NOTES, CaSlada. and incur
rent money. COUPONS eashed without charge
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:Rll
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OPTICIANS.

lust RECEIVED large stock Of
D piece gsods, 0ver-Coatings, Cloths, eessimerss
SO dcs. pair heavy WOODEN Socks. Also all kinds
Of B1skskin, WOODEN and Cashmere Gloves, Fancy
Shirts, wooden Wrapper and DRIVERS e Sssry
Collar. 5000 G~oldamith's Enamslsd Paper Col:
Lar1, 5000 MarseiIles Paper ConArl, lima
fancy WoOlaR ARa SUB gtss , eteafmS 2 v,s,a.
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WhoIesaIe Marlset Review.

WAOACD1AO 6AsNA~Sb 9oNA0Hs
NEW YoRK, February 3.
The Post has the following review Of the New
York wholesale market
A more cheerful feeling and increased activity
have characterized the wholesale market this week,
Breadstufs and provisions have been quite active
latter have increased materially and are larger
than many anticipated.
FLoUn.
Trade and family brands have been in good 70.
quest at gradually Improving prices. The stock Of
flour since January l has been fully / 800, ono bbls.,
leaving a stock of about 450,O0O barrels, Of which
$50, 0OO are common. Poor grades are lower. We
quote Extra State I 1897 ed, St. Louis Extra II Is
@lS %, shipping Ohio s459Ss0.
wHEAr.
Large arrivals and a limited stock have given IN.
creased hrmness to the market We qaOts Nil.
waukes club at l S5S1T4. white Michigan at 2 Oo9
2 90.
Oats have been in moderate demand and prices
have declined, closing dull at 4o944 for inferior
western. S0@6S fer Jersey and PsnnsylTania, and
Corn has been In mir demand, but prices haya
mixed at 81, western mixed Ssas5, jersey white 90
goa.
The market has been variable ana prices have a.
elined. We quote new prime ~ SO@A 10, nav nsss
BEKF.
Beef has been in fair demand, and the stock is
light compared with last year. At the close the
market iE streng at lI914 for old plain mess, and
IG@l9 for new do. IS9l6 for old extra, and 10@
"a for new d.
The demand is moderate and prices arr m.
changed. We quote Cuba MuscoTado at asd45.
Porto Rico GO@S5, New Orleans 1 OOSI 30.
EroAR.
Prices are lower, but steady, at l0H11l for fair
to good refining, and IL for refined haFds.
WHISKY.
Dull and depressed at 2 20 for western.
COFFEE.
Firmer, closing at 2OK@zI for prime Rio, and %
@23H for Warseaibo, gold rates.
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LIBRARY AssocIATIos.-There will be q
meeting Of the members of the Library As
ISOLATION this evening, at the rooms of the
Association, for the purpose of voting upon
several proposed changesi in the Constitution.
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ExERsos.-For the information of strang-
ers visitingthe oity,and others who may not
be aware Of the fact, we repeat the an
nouncement that Ralph Waldo Emerson
will deliver the next lecture of the course,
tomorrow evening, in Brainard's Hall.
Subject; HResourcesa.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

NEW YoRK PAPERs.-We are under fire.
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa
pers in advance of the mails His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
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SOLD.-The schooner Asa E. Hart, a YES
sel of $40 tons, built eight years ago, has
recently been purchased by Mr.. Valentine
Swain. of this city. Her former owner was
Frank Harmon, of Ashtabula. The price
paid was $1,000.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

Cricksters viii not forget the meeting of
the Forest City Cricket club at CARROTS
Hall this evening.
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]. Il. Mcbride, on the LIST Of February,
1866, was admitted as one of the firm Of
Morgan Root q O.. feb2:2ss
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The FaVOFites OF the Metropolis.
RRAWNARn,S HA"

THURSDAY n FRIDAY EVENINGS, FEB
sth and 9th, 1886.
The original and iuimltable WOOn'S MIN
SfRELs from Woods Minstrel Hall, 5I4 Broad
way N. T., organized In 1851, their first trayellr Z
tour in eleven years, under tbs management u
Cool White, will appear In CleVeiand a. above an
nouneed, IN an entirely new programme, embody-
ing all their great sPecialItiss original with this
company, end per Ormed BY no other.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Dress Circle, 90 etc /;
Gallery, 30 cts. at "a osfok.
woods Ministries will perform in 6andusky On
February 10th. feba.{g6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

GONE BEAUTIFUL CARVING KNEE
y and Fork Rests, plated. Just received.
C0WLES 4 90,
Isl Weedan EoasA
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CITY NEWS

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at Halls,
II Monument Park.
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
E~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Cleveland wholesale Market,

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 3, 1866.
FIOur-Quiet and steady. City brands * red
$40, 5O@lO,7 IS do Xxx white s1l,6O@u,75. COun-
try brands Xxx red s9,OO@IO,OO; do Xxx white
$40, OOGlI,OO. Sales 100 bbls choice country Xxx
red at $1,000.
Wheat-DulIi prices arm. Sales Q cars No. 2
red from store at 81, 80.
COrn--Qulst and steady. Sales g ears new
shelled at $40 from store.
Oats-very quiet. Held at ss@42e from store.
Rye-Dull and nominal. Held at 65@67e from
store.
BarIey-Nothing doing.
Dressed HOgs-Quiet. SaIes mall lots heavy
to packers at lie. Receipts Light,
POrk-In moderate trade demand and steady.
City Mess held at s2s,OOi Clear held at ssI,Oo
Lard-steady. City-rondered held at 1sc in
tiercee, lec in kegs. COuntry-reudrrsd 15@lec.
HamS-steady. Sales 100 lbs Sugar-eursd at
2Sc.
ShOuIders-stesdy. Held at loo.
Mess Beef-Qulst and steady at $3.50 for
oity-paeked.
Dried BeeE-In moderate demand at 22c.
utter moderate demand and hrmor for
choice roll and tub at sO9s2c; common to god
grades dull at a range of 2OG25c.
Cheesc-Unehanged and in fair demand at l5a
2Oc for good to choice Western Reserve and New
York.
Exxs-scarce aud Hrmsr, but quiet. Held at
27@2sc.
HIghwines-InactivO and unsettled. Held
at s2.ls@2,2O.
AIcOhOI-HeId at sI,sc@4,4l for ss per cent.
Cologne Spirits, es per cent, S4,6I. Neutral Proof
spirits s2,ss92,ss.
PetrOlcum-Demand moderate and prices un-
changed. Held at Csc for Refined free in a large
way small lots 66@s7c.
OiIs-steady at the following quotations:
linseed..~.-...S $50 Whale, ". B....-s1 IS
JarbOn-..-~ SIG =: Elephant, ". B. 8
Bank........ -gI 40 s~trafts... ...-....- l IS
Ssatsfoot....- al o.
Dried AppIes-Firmer, but quiet. Held at
l3@lic, and pay for packages,
Green AppIes-Unehanged and in moderate
iemand at s4,OO94,5 so for good sound fruit.
Beans-Hsld at Sl,t0S2,oO for white.
-Seeds-Timothy held at $3.50. Glover $500.
Lake Fish-Quist and steady. whitehsh $500
per half bbli PickereI $685. Trout s7,OO9I,5Oi
Herring s5,25.
Hay-Market quiet Loose selling at . range
1f sIO,OO9ls,OO Beaten pressed at 5000.
acknowledgements held at IIGI2o; eoun-
:ry-rendered lOSTlc.
Feafhers-Prime live geese held at $4,000.
SaIt-girm at s2,6 for Fine; $3.50 fOr coarse
Onondaga; s2,65 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
mt Use Xxx Ale 5000 Stock sl2, OO9l4,OOi Ken.
nett $500; Pale Cream 81 ,Ooi Porter al2,OO9
400.
HOps-Firm. held at 9 range Of 40865c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
Malt-Steady. Barley Malt selling at S1,eO D
sushd.
Water Lime-Markst firm at 6, 90 for Akron
and 0swego.
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Nancy MarEet-Feb- a.

M~oSET-Steady at 506 per cent, call loans.
STERLING ~ExcHANGE-Dull and steady At IO7%
@lOsH.
GoID-wIthout material change, opening at
Il0H, declining to 1881, and closing At ISgK.
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NY stock Market-Feb. q.

GOVEREMExT SToCKs-Without decided change
United States skies, coupons Of 1881, I04; rrg-
istered do lO5I; $40 coupons Of '62, 1o5H; do 81,
lO2Z. Treasury ~no,es-7-3os, lstd series, 0e5s;
one year certificates gs5z.
STocKs-Unsettled.
Ohio & Mississippi Certificates Is; New York
Central s75s; Erie II; Reading %; Michigan
Southern, sinking fund bonds, %; Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh si5A; Northwestern III; do preierrd
81 Fort Wayne 921z; Hudson 100 Rock Island,
ag%.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

ANOTHER RopBERH.-The "rougns VINO
prowl around doggeries to "spot" victims
who arc indiscreet enough to disclose the
state of their finances, attacked a man OF
the name Of John Gamble. from Dayton,
near the Union Depot Friday night last,
robbed him of sos and some papers, battered
his had severely. and made of.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05
MUSICAL,
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
Vim. Knabe 4 Co.'s Grand and square
Pianos, at No, 3 EucIfd Avenue,

am receiving . large stock OF the celebrated
KNABE PIANOS, which for power and sweetness
Of tone, easy and agreeable action, and beauty Of
finish, are by the bost judges pronounced %unriTal-
led Also, a large assortment OF cheaper Pianos,
Cabinet Organs and Melodeons for sale at low
prices. Every instrument warranted i've years.
BA- Old Pianos and Melodeons taken in *
change. @. A. BARLOW, Agent.
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PARENTS TAKE CARE OF YOUR
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Weakuess-on Marriage and sexual Philosophy,
10 language everybody can understand, making a
sensible book for sensible people and a good book foT
every Ons. 400 pages-l00 Illustrations, thre,
parts In one volume. Price, Sl.60. Sent by mail,
postage paid, on receipt of the price. Contents
Tables sent free. Address the Author, L. B
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WAITS.

#TTTFD-Msn having from EMO 70 as 600 cap
w itsi 20 engage IN a permanent aho very Pront-
-.hia huiness. Local and Irastlhk eHS sSvimed
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

TIE FIRE.-saturday morning about o
O'Clock a fire broke out in the dry kilns OF
the pail factory of Messrs. Hervey 4 Bouse-
field, on the Centre Flats, damaging the
property TO the extent of $1,000 or S4,eOO-
no insurance. The fire department. worked
nobly to subdue the flames, and succeeded
in preventing an extensive coniagrstion.
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.WANrEp..AcE NTs.

GESTS-1eO0 OF YOU-Didyou observe the
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THE 0LDEN TIME.

Something IN the Antiquarian Line
A search Of the ReeOrds-First Exc
cufiOn for Murder in CuyahoSa
county, I'm IsIs-" John the Q OF
omIek." an Indian. Our Primitive
Cain
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REGIsTKR.
DEPARTURES.

"a. Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, 147 Superior street, next
door to the Weddsn House.
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FOR SALE.


TOR SALR-FARM-A good farm for gtoek;
IL grain or dairy. Of Us acrsas 10 mles eest O.
Cerolaud: with good buildtnRa, le1cees Wetery HulI,
4. Inquire AZ ls2 Euclid ave: E9zzealErs--st
Tor SALE-House and Ld % Bond-sti ASess
II " two stories il TO ms, e1si n0t ~ urT
DEReON,N No. J Rouseis Block le1s
T1QR 6ALE.-A good building lot, lo Test front,
IL or o1a-half OF same situated on the north eioe o.
KInsman streeSS between Long WOOD avenue enc
F5rest streef. Enquire OF J. DoEnie q Co.. a AnD-
nc SQuAre- lAo3l
TlOR sALR Or EXCHANGED LOT % fest
u 'front.' on Cass Ayenue, Tor which VIII t4Ae IN
par cay n good horss and spring WAGON OF dSu9t
peated buggy. ApPy 1870 Superior 81. SEO;x
LOB BALEGrst Mill and l6 acres OF lansm
y btArk county, situate on Deer Greek one-AI
mile west Of the Lima Depot, en- P. 4 Z. kalnAQ-
The mill Is good sndeubstantial, has 4 run ofstnel
3 water wheels and a good steam enginei ptgty "
water q good part Of the year, and has . goooIeAOi
custom. with Rood retail trade. Also, tWolousses
good orchard, sable. &C., viii be sold rcaon1Ole.
For Information apply 70 the owner on the remlses-
p 8 Tueufy-6re acres more land VII b old with
the shove II desisd. y0uN COTTON. ens5S
TOR SAFE CHEAP-One Second-hnd Boiler
IL in frss-rate condition. Size. y feet hg, a2ln
dia1etf, two fues. Inquire Of
MAs5El . Centre-st.
ROR s~ALR-0IL-A hne loto Of Petplsum Bum
Ing on. at The FACTORY Of W. GULL. onSen'
EA
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INDUCEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Gohn A. EI.I.r. Manager R. q. asary..rrsauF,
ZAxFRETTA

MOEDAT EVENING, Feb. 5tb. lac, the per-
form. 1es viii open With the lAnghabie Pantenims
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C0YSERYAFORT OF MUSIC,

COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST Y~EAR-Harmony and Part Writing.
SECUHD YEAR-HArmony continued, and
Counterpart.
THIRD HEAR-HarmOny completed, Double
Counterpart, Fugue Form and Composition.
Great attention is given 20 the Piano, Organ,
Orchestral Instruments, and Cultivation ofthe
Voice. Tor particulars address
J. P. MORGAN, President.
G. W. STEELE,
Principal Of Department Of Secular Music.
Prof. j. NJ. ELLIS,
Prof. O. Z. CHURCHILL,
nov22 Board Of Directors,
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Rose q PrentIsa' PrOviaiOn Market

Report
The following are the rates charged By Us;
HAMs-SugNr-eured premium hams . b... q
CANvAssED HAMS /" RB,,.
DRIED BEEF-$
SHoULDERs-Sugar-cured p D..--.. l6
BAcoN-0r Smoked Sides 3 D... 20
~LARD-Prime Leafkettle-Tnd d in bbls or tres Is
/" Prime eafkettle-rnd' in kegs q D.. 19
PoRK-Eo. 1 mess (new)B Dbl. -.----.S2 90
Extra clear y 81 90
HSrNo extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, aud equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filled.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
Nos. I42- la and l46 Ontario street..
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NEW STYLES OF BUCKLES JUST
IN received at QOWLES'
fA& "a Tsaden SaRsA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-10-11
The Arrest of Gen. Malone.

We have been shown a private letter
from Mr.. Daniel D. Leary, complaining of
injustice done in our article upon the al
rest of Gen. Malone. 1t appears from this
letter, that at the time the Baltimore Leary
line of steamers were sold, the Learys were
under contract with Gen. Malone for the
transportation of the passengersand freight
for the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad,
of which he is the President Messrs Leary
arranged with the Old Bay Line, to whom
they sold, to carry out this contract. Gen.
Malone, however, Immediately attached
the Geo. Lenry, one of the steamers of the
New Line, and refused to listen to any
compromise, except upon the payment OF
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-10-11
For the Journal.
Our Legislative Ticket.

MEssRs. EDITORS The able ticket nomi-
mated at last September Court, to represent
New Hanover county in the next Legisla-
ture ought to be triumphantly elected. These
patriotic gentlemen were in the army in our
late struggle, and sustained themselves and
their cause honorably and nobly on the
field of strife and blood. Much do we
need them in the councils of State The
heart of New Hanover beats warmly for
her gallant soldiers, and yet there are men
in our midst who would be glad to see this
ticket defeated. It is q reproach and
shame that the advocates of the abomina-
bic doctrine of reputation would be glad
to put up an opposition ticket, and are
seeking to do SO. They may succeed, and
may engraft upon their opposition other
heresies and denominations in this day of de-
moraization in order to seduce the popular
favor. Then let honest, good men be
aware of the danger, and see that the ex-
cellent ticket, composed of Messrs. Cowan,
Hall and McClammy, is elected. New
issues and new candidates are sought to be
sprung upon the people on the eve of cleo
ton, and thus do these demagogues expect
to take a snap Judgment against Colonel
Hall, Colonel Cowan and Major Met lammy.
But in order the more effectually to pro-
mote the ends Of justice, honor and right,
let these gentlemen canvass the county. It
is needed the people wish to see and hear
them. Let them go forth and unfurl the
banner of their principles. The time is
short, but long enough to canvass most, if
no all, the county.
MANY CITIZENS.
October 9Th.
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North Carolina,
DrPIIN C0EN1N

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July Term.
1866.
Jacob James, Admir-, po+itior+oeeu
rs. - e. 80
Heirs at law of Jacob Cole. 4"ilo Ioi "S'''''
I T APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court
l. that Richard Swinson and wife, Ann two OF
the defendants in this cause, reside beyond the
limits of this State; ordered that advertisement
be made for six weeks successfully at the Court
house door, and three other public places in Dup
lin county, and in the Wilmington Weekly jour
nal notifying said defendants of the filing OF TINS
petition, and that unless they appear at the next
term of this Court and answer the petition, the
same will be taken pro contesso and read er pd11e
as to them.
Witness, W. r. Bell, Clerk OF sad Court:
WALTER r. BELL, Clerk.
Sept. pr. adv. Slo.I 3l-Wot