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front OF GarbaId though no army approaching "a ri.
number has yet been brought forward The Garybsa
dn counting the Seventh and Tenth regiments, whicf
number less than men, exclusive of the regular Ar
tey II seems strange thai only ave regiments should
amount 70 70 large an army but the vountsss
musten 4,600 strong and seems tho pick OF shs
whole, the proportion q boys being very small None
above that figure The difference In the scale Of The
present volunteer army to that which did such great
things In 1850 will be best seen by remembering that
more numerous than is now single regiment
Garbald himself Is progressing favoraby and his fAoe
riage however, fatigue him good DEAL andI water a.d
ice obliged 70 bel kept on his wound during -
whole drive.
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Prince Napeleon the Duties Of France
Revelation Democracy and ReliaiOn.

Prince Napoleou ON the Duties Of France
Revelation Democracy and RellGion.
The Gdses de FrdHoe OF July Is publishes . leading
article tho head cf ts columns some political obeer
vaons gned by tho Journal de Brureles 70 Prince
Napoleon and declared by that organ 70 have been pro-
nounced by H. H., at dinner given short time back
by N. Emile dc Girardln The Princes language said
Gu6ronnlsre counsel ia the ancient and traditional policy
which has been shown too much consideration
for the last twelve years Men should look
higher and farther. The French empire 70 "
triumph @ msdeyn dsmercucy-of the revolution
which vas impeded by fifteen yean' restoration and
eighteen Of parliamentary liberalism but which burst
over all these powerless impediments Two much hest.
taion and prudence have been hitherto shown France
ought TO have allied heey froskiy 70 Prvaid and nay
ysa, ago; and the hour has arrived when the naa
Of the revelation, at Of M Empsre ought 10 be widely
displayed What 10 the programme OF that REVOLUTION
II s at rst the struggle commenced against Catholic
sma struggle which must be continued and carried out
1t is Ne ecrston Of e great NATIONAL pnuse', on the
wrecks of Fictitious states, and OF the treaties which
founded themit Ia democracy triumphant having fci
basis universal suffrage but which requires FOR century
II Ia Imperial France at the srnu1 " his BGvc
pedn sttudfion--n 70 rW, lono Udr az ft
condition and insvumos Of hof poiiey. Such ar,
the programme and the flag But the hrst obstacle tc
overcome is Austria Austria n the most powerful sup
port OF the Catholic influence In the world She repre-
senis the federative form opposed 70 the principle OF
separate nationales She wishes 70 bring about the
and parliamentary institutions opposed TO democracy.
she q n lat ryfso, g Ca1oltcisrs dnd lssddifr sac
nsuf srscre bs brre corn and crrshsd The work COM
menced in 1859 II must be finished Al present fmpe.
rial France ought therefore, To remain the enemy o
Austria She ought 70 be Tie friend and M MSporf u
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irrodeemably gOne and all Germany will go with

lrTedeemably gone, and all Germany will 60 with
Prussia
PREPARATIONS FOR BArrLE
There bets, however made that France will be at
yAr withkn month. Already hear OF the Cherbourg
Meet being In movement and theline preparing
f0r at 1oulon.
NEEDLE GUN.
The Emperor is netted its having been said that he
aud his generals long ago neglected the needle guns
which now. after the Prtssian victories, everybody
y talking about communicated note'' to the Epen.
smen< sales that within the last six years the Emperor
and the Artillery Committee have carefully examined
and tested no less than hundred different models OF
breech loading rdes and that last year rife far better
than the frussan Que adopted for the French army
The troops IN the Chaons camp shortly about to re-
cetve great many Of these new weapons
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v E N E TIA.
Gun VENICE CORRESPONDENCE.
VENICE, July 8. 1SGf


rHirno TOWARDS FRANCE.
As another evidence OF the good humor in which tho
government finds ITSELF will mention that the French
papers ain TO be found the cafes that travel by
railway and postal communication with points and by
ways before intcrdictcd, is resumed. In fact IL
20 be dong its utmost TO gain the confidence and
good viii Of the public These favorable indications in.
duced me TO hazard little trip the other day.
At four in the afternoon go. into OF the aquatic
orunibuses called here "Brngoesip that ply between
Venice and Chogsla The distance is about twenty
nies and the wind and tide being unfavorsblc Il took
the Brarossa Ave hours and quarter to perform This
gave plenty of for conversation with the boat
mon ami for observation OF objects tho lagoon and
Lido, and thence along the whole Litorac.
A. was stranger 10 the boatmen and without any
sort Of recommendation TO them u hardly to be ex-
pcicd that they would impart but trilesi news
In the most general form From observation I could
gather nothing or but ilttle than was already
master o..
NAVAL onsrrucrcxs
the mouth OF tho barbors OF Malamocco and
which they blocked up A different points along
the channels In tho lagoon other vessels chained
There Goaing battery with ample port. holcs bet
ter adapted for the supply of free Of fresh air
u dcsderatum at this season. TO the than
protection from the balls of the enemy whilst IN tho
sxerc 80 of their vocation
rHE
Here boat full Of furniture belong ng 10 family
of fugtives from one OF the towns Of the toaie and
along the iorale itself mes aud groups OF SOLDIER.
aud marines enjoying Themselves after tho manner ~
soldiers aud OF other places of Sunday after.
whcu under slight influence Of liquor and tempo
rarly free from restraint.
The following morning. after making my re-.
como ssancc OF Cbiogga, which ! found ss
had known II before, 10 be hshing town or
about ten thoueand inhabitants, having on either
side OF u Yards for the building of vcsses erhcr for
fishing or for merchandise, aud through the ccnrs,
street which for ts length aud amplitude would do credit
90 some cities OF greater prct'nsion
errY
hlrci boa; and wen, over TO soto hsrinh, which
fanp M undis,urbed by or rumors of war unsoycd
peace ana the utmost peuy pfcva led here. The plenty
consisted not In fsh or 'ses rr rs might ho ne,u-
r.y imagined bat IN garlic onions aud potatoes The
sw0 iallcr, however were bat secondary 20 the nrt
mentioned The boatnan aud walked aboat mile
over ground every foot Of which seemed covered by this
saerlent kpan from these signs OF plenty the Town
was sauald enough but they easy Rpd well Y do
people ,aere. misunderstanding Sotio Marina s only
occupcd A. n depot from which 10 export Their produce
which Is ,arivaed on tho main land close BY. As ts
s~ms saxxssx II IS under tho sea- and would nropa
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EURoP1AM GOSSIP.
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
our pAsls CORRESPONDENCE.

PARIS July is, 1855
FAST MHS oAxBLns NpEpESpxSr ruB Wa
Despite the Baden Baden hopes to be dspnvel
this year Of her annual races and Bonazct has been
able to keep his roulette tables going Al weisbaAsn
and Homburg gsmbling goes msrriy. and ss people
flock 10 both placeA
AFFECTING nsrxRrAfxMKSr.
Last Thursday the children OF the Deaf and Dumb n
stitution were guests Of the Emperor and Emprs0
In the Tuilcres gardens Tho Prince Imperial aided -
father and mother 70 do the honors The Empres vAe
took the trouble 70 learn n. Grossslns pAono nsss
signs since her visit 70 the institution In tho Re-
Abb6 do PEpee the nrst speak her guesta O.
sign from her them recited the fable Of the 0ys
tor and the Lawyer, which she had learned 70 Do ~
means Of n. Grosselns admirable system. The ~
ISLANDERS were highly amused at the manner in which y
Was DONE Tho fable q the Fox and the Grow was -
less successful
game OF prison-ban then proposed by the Pinss
Imperial, who Joined in IL with great Az he wss
too lenisntiy treated, the Empress made sign 10 hs
plsymaies TO be more hard on him; and when oss =
them tapped him on the shoulder he crossed his ar1a
and Joined the band Of prisoners Tho sams over ihss
Majssies individually addressed the children oss a
slate, and the other BY Of NJ orossein's sigma
luncheon then served under the trees, and -
fore leaving two Of the younges OF the visitors thsahsa
the Emperor and Empress In the name Of the rest
rHs rnzAsuaz OF A pyLosArrr.
Prince Mettern,ch has succeeded in transporting ~
contents OF his cellars Johannisberg 10 Paris Ams.g
his liquid treasures are some bottles Of the fsmoss
Rossnvsla which we're given by the town Of Bremsa -
his father after the signing Of the treaty OF Vienna
These few bottles according 70 the arbitrary value -
upo. them. are In themselves prncsy fortune, ssch
bottle being worth upwards Of million OF franca
barrel Of Rossnwen In 1924 when IL was last made, Coz
A much as twelve hundred franco During the occups
,on OF Bremen by tho French barrel Of this wine wss
cmptied by q troop Of soldiers and another sens V
Paris . trophy. AL the rest had been hidden froa
the invaders by the municipality +,
rnx soAs oy Aso HosuExsr.
The subscription for the purchase Of Joan Of Arc's
tower a Rouen 70 bo preserved In perpetui'y s ns-
,ional monument, s going swimminsy. Joan Of Are
was never 90 universally popular In France as now Al
though her name - . standing dish with writer's whs
think 10 fomen, hatred aSana the English BY sccredm
ing the fabe that Il the English who burnt her v
death, Joan of Arcs claims 70 pinuhap hare bsss
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Prussia the country f the great Luther and which attacks
Austria both by her ideas and her She ought TO
sustain Italy, icho is the actual centre Of the revolution IN
he uorld until France shau become %, and 10 whom ID
confded the mission OF overthrowing Catholicism at
Rome as Prussia has that OF destroying II at Vienna
France ought to be the ally Of Prussia and Italy, and
her armies will be engaged In the struggle before two
months
The Isolation of Austria Russia Leaning
Towards Prussia.
From the Paris Monde, July l8.
Mr. DIsraeli, the new Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer has declared that England will not take up
Enqland Mr. Disrae gave this reason that England
the capital Of q commercial empire which extends
throughout the entire world and that she ought
occupy herself with politics. That is still more express
give than all Lord Derby has said so long EDglands
bills are paid she win turn deaf to all the noise
You announce 70 her that the Germanic confederation
has Just pershed by violent death she does not listen
to you goes casting up her debtor and creditor
account You think to her by informing her that
France has taken possession Of veneta she does not
even hear you You cry out to her that Austria her
ancient ally is at her last agony; she rubs her eyes and
suits have afforded the measure OF her patience:
sStrke" she says II have three millions Of workmen
in cotton feedln England Is q commercial firm; she
no longer mixes In continental quarres Did Austria
found any hope on Russia Englandf II Is very i'm.
probable For that sde there nothing TO reassssre
her II would be more singular still II she had reckoned
on France her adversary for twenty years France
tcho carried of Lonbardy from he and that France
ds united Italy NJ Rouher pointed out that alliance
the legislative body in declaring that France would
not allow Italy to be crushed by Austria. Nothing,
therefore, is more certan and Italy, the ally OF King
William, formed the tie Of union between France and
prnc
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bly, be sngulisd in IT, If 1. were no. for high stone wall

bly, be engulfsd in IT, Il were not for high stone wall
which keeps 1t out
GLANCE At THE ADRlArC ~
While my boatman was engaged in conversation with
woman stringtng garlic got the wall and had iaii
sight Of the Adristc and numerous fishing boats Inc
sight Of some Of these passing and out Of the port u
Choggia put my mind at rest on what had been os.
puted point In Venice previous to my leaving there
had been informed and was inclined TO beieve from
collateral evidence that the pors-enough for the pass
age OF one vessel-wsre still opea bp. had been posi-
lively assured, by pretsndns 20 positive ana per
most adrot and evasive moscaito would lind II ddacu
to get out, or being out tcget IN again
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Austrian Appeals 10 Hungary.

lffom tho london TeIcgraph, JuIy III
Under these depressing crcumstanccs We turn
" the manifesto which tho Emperor has Just addressed
w ibe Hungarians, and ourselves what Pesth and
the Magyas will be able do for the last OF the Haps-
hurrf
!, ~ now one hundred and twenty-five years since,
under circumstances which will be forgotten the
hncesire OF the imperial refugee threw herself as ho
now throws himself on the generous devotion OF the
Mara Theresa in lT4i such as might we'll awaken
pity IN a hear, Of stone Beautiful In feature,
mhlefoc IN person, she had just asccnded . throne
wneh, mncn s y bad fallen away In grandeur
since The days OF Charles ", Was still one OF
the rroudest In Europe. sne found Morava
ocrup4cd bv Frederick the Great the French and Ia.
vsrians In possession OF Bohemia snd the Eector Of
Bavaria raised 20 that throne which had for
turcs been regarded a. the hereditary possession Of the
the most diaAaected and mutnoua OF ths pruyinnsn
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nsPUrAros THE NEW GOVERNOR JAMAICA. ,
deputation from the Committee OF the British ao1
Foreign Slavery Society had interview Sotug
day, July H. with Sir John Grant, K B., a. - LAD
caster gate. London ~ +4 A
The deputaton presented memorial 70 his exoslsaoy.
in which they gave their views upon the present con
tou OF the people OF Jamaica and Of how the govern
mept should deal with them Various recommendations
made, suggesting transfer OF power from Ae
custodes 70 stipendary magistrates another mentioning
the gross Injustice OF the permanent charge upon II
revenue OF about 900 yearly for the msntsnanos q
the Established Church, and others remarking upoa u
deporabe events which have recently ransprsd In ths
colony.
His excellency in replying 10 tho memorial sug1ssasl
that tho Anti Slavery society might do good BY tnPvs
ng upon fs negro population that the rst objeee 6
every government Is SUPPRESS the Instant susA
commotons those which have taken place In Jamaica
and that exemplary punishment must always be sxpscse
70 fall upon the most guilty OF those concerned.
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HEssE-cAssEl.


MIB0F6UD lmpr1BUmm6ut tu0 Ef6Ct0xe
From Gaignani's Messenger, July ST.
The secuson which the Elector Of Hesse "a ksps b.
Pru Wilhemshohe s 30 severe that the Mineesu
OF Bavaria and Austria have two occasions addressa
notes to Lieutenant General de Boyer the subjeoA
Those Ministers refused admission 10 the fortress
and learned that series Of most odious
note remained without reply; but to second In wAcA
they claimed free 70 the prisoner the foowinG
answer was received
CAssxI, June a. l0oA
have the honor to inform you 10 reply the letters 20
have addressed To- dated the 2lst and 2d that ooa
at stwilhslmshohe have acted according 70 their
- DE BEYHR,
Prussia win not gain in public opinion BY sxsroiaaG
such severity
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The Feeling In Florence.

From Italia, Of Florence, July IL
In the midst of Temporary calm great events are
evidently IN preparation. Austria, intronching In her
fortesscs the troops necessary for their defencc
the greatest part Of her forces OF Italy 10 the north
strive and conquer the PrussiAns the Danube and
at the very gates Of Vienna II Austria succeeds
in obtaining that much desired revenge against
Prussia, We shall soc her rcsuming the offensive
In Italy, 70 prevent tho union Of 1strfa and the
Tyro 70 that Kingdom The possession OF the fortressss
OF Veneta will be Of great assistance 70 her In the
Ampt II Austria 10 seain conquered by the Prussans
TIE German quenfion u brought bsfre Europe p,n all a.
gravity German UNITY Which q founded and Pr,ssid
beymss posse.fu monarchy predomsnafSg IN Germany
trthom a trvI In situation so grave II would be
fatal-pcrhaps mortai-for Italy 10 remain, through
everything, and promptly she must take possession OF
AL the southern slopes Of the Alps veneta s longer
the only question: the Of the Alps which open up
Italy pus be firmly and finally closed 10 the Austrans
Never perhaps, has q heavier responsibility weighed
upon the commanders OF an army. Any delay might
have incalculabe consequences.
CaribaIdi and HIs Command.
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Since June IA the Prussans have occupied 1872 geo.
graphical square miles Of territory Hanover ses
Holstein l55, Hesse Electorate liza, saxony 20l Bo
tante
They have captured 30 pieces Of artillery, Of which
200 rcd 10000 guns and 20 900 sabres, together
with an immense amount Of ammunition.
Besides this $1,000 prisoners and 1000 horses have
fallen into their hands
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Garibaldi aud Ills Command.
[vestone duly 10 correspondence OF Pail Mall Gazette
u believed thaA thArs ~ least lh00o lrolsss N
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NOTICE,

70 THE TAX PAYERS OF OR.aNGE.
\ SHALL attend at the following times and places,
70 collect tho Taxes due for the year 1866, from
the tar payers Of Orange county: 55aF
Thomas J. Gates, Monday the 18th Of July,
James w. Miles, Tuesday the nth.
Cedar Grove, Wednesday the 18th.
A. Tower's, Thursday the 18th.
Nails Store, Friday the 10th. taAs Il. f.ti
hillsboough. for town and district, Saturday ihs
2lst. ,t.f.,8 FAF
John A. Coles, Monday the 23rd.
Red Mountain, Tuesday the Gath.
Mangum's Store, Wednesday the 25th.
John d. Lipscomb's, Thursday the Goth.
Durham's Station, Friday the 9Th.
Gunier's. Saturday the 28th. ,9.,, sos +
Chapel Hill,sMonday the 30th.
White Gross, Tuesday the 3ist.
Thos Longs, "Wednesday the LIST Of August.
IL is earnestly requested and expected for sd 10
come up and pay their Taxes promptly. for the mo.
ney is needed not only for the State but the county,
for there il not dollar in the county Treasury no
Tax having been levied and collected for the year
1865, and the wardens Of the poor very much in
debt and have no money therefore il is expected u
all TO be punciusl in attending TO this matter, and
not one will, under the circumstances, excuse them
selves:
f The persons who have been making whiskey, who
have already permitted TWO quarters TO pass wilhous
paying win take notice hatit will be well for then to
come prepared TO pay their Tax, and save costs as
well rs trouble. dhf
his expected TO have the candidates. and some fun
H. b. GUTHRIE, Sheriff
June IS. khf. fifgi ih a.
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Hillsborough Classical School.
REV. u; 9. HILL, priueip.l.

n HILL n mn" Principals
TINE Principals have an experience in teaching Of
4 from eve 70 eight years. Mr. q. II. Hill was
fet several years an instructor in the State Asylum
Coz the Deaf and Dumb at Raleigh, NC. Il Is their
purpose 10 establish an English and Classical School
which shall 81 boys Tor College, or The practical du.
ties Of life. Board can be obsained IN some Of The
best families IN town. The Fall session win open
The lat Of August, and continue twenty weeks.
TERMS PER SESSION..
English Tuition, SD %
Classical q 40 90
Board (sresp, ighs and washine) 100 90
CQnuseni Zee. 10
All fills psyablc in currency, in ,dssnee, or Of
the discretion o. the Principals. No Deductions ex'
eeri In cases Of pfotfaeted sickness.
Address Rev. n. g. HILL, HillsbOfOugh, y. @.
July II. A-sw
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PROCLAMATION.

fhOOlshNlAt ioN.
TO THE PEOPLE or NORTH CAROLINA.
In Obedience To an ordinance ofthe State Con,en.
lion. ratified the 25ih day o. June, 1865. entitled
IAN Ordinance submitting 10 the qualified voters Of
the State the ratification OF rejection Of the Cons,,u
ton adopted by The Convention" |, JONATHAN
WORTH, Governor Of North Carolina, hereby give
notice that on Thursday, the second day
Of August nerl, polls will he opened BY the
sherfis Of the respective Counties, and kept open
or three successive days. al the several election pre-.
eines In each and every County in the state under
the same rules and regulations as now exist Cor the
election Of members Of the General Assembly; at
which election all persons qualified TO vote for mem.
bers o tho General Assembly, may vote tor sgansi
the ratification ofthe same those who wish rstfea.
ton Of the Constitution voting. with written or
printed ticket RlrIrrcArIoS, those Of contra.
~ opinion. voting, with written or printed ticket,
|. RysrrIos." SherHs will observe the provisions Of
the Ordinance as 10 the duties thereby imposed.
(o, In witness whereof Ills Elcelcncy 10.
IL. NATHAN WoRrH. Governor Of said State,
Z -, { has hefeunio SET bis hand and eoused the
gfeatseal Of the State 10 be affixed.
Done al the city of Raleigh. ihis 10, day Of July,
A. ID. 1866.
BY The Governor.
Ws.H II. Baslyr,
Private Secretary.
July u. 4s-id
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PLASTER,

finely ground from tho bsst Nova Scotia lump. Nsne
uiIl be used not suety adapted 10 agricultural pur.
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PRIVATE SCH 0OL.'d
CHE EIGHTH SESSION BE- Miss MAyGUM,s
= SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES viii com.
nence on the 18Th Of July, 1866.
For particulars address Miss M. r. MANGUM.
care Of D..J.F! Cain, Hilsborossh, NJ 9.
June Ia. ff2- NEfiS's an
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June l3.

Fresh Confectionery at reduced
Prices.
L,RENCH Cream Strawberries, Pine Apres, ar
Brandy and Wine Drops, &c.
English Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts,
FIGS, Sardines, Raisins,
Fresh Cove Uystsrs, in cans,
Soda Crackers,
sick and. Fancy Candies, &s.
ALSO,
Fiae Teas, Sugars, Molssses, Cheese, Family
Flour, sc. &c.
For Medicinal Purp0es.
Old Nectar Whiskey, Pure French Brandy, Pert
and Madeira Wine,
and Domestic Whisky and Brandy.
JAMES WEBB & SON.
April Is. a.
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WE will receive and sell on commission ssy pre-.
w duct Of the farmer, or ether sriiele.
JAMES WEBB & SON.
March sisi, 1883. ss--
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Mf4A W. FKffF T f'F gEsRVYa8 N sgW N hNH N
OATS AND FLOUR WANTED.
.. VERB 4 SON.
July IS. VI
FRESH ARRIVALS.

CHOES and Caters. from J. Miles & Son, and
~ olhes makers. Gents Hats, Misses hat, Gents
Caters Boots and Shoes, Cfockery and Glass Ware,
Whise and Rsowu Sugar, Candies, Lamps, &C. &c.
psns. Bel,s. Gloves, Bssons and Collars, Harne.s.
Cam,rrk and Swiss Edgengs. Tweeds, Calicoes,
Mozambique, CAaliies. Black Grenadne, and Nib.
bons. Fine and Heavy lInbeachsd James and Shirt
inss, and many other goods.
JAMES WEBB & SON.
July 20. T-
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-02-01
Notice.

To George Lester, defendant:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in tho office OF the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court OF Floyd County, State of Iowa,
a petition of L. e. Winslow Plaintiff, claim
ing of you the sum of eighty-one dollars and
sixty-seven cents, with interest thereon from
October 18th, 1853, at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum. as money due on prornis-
sorry note dated January lst 1888, executed
by you to Hollenslebcn 4 Birkenbach for eigh-
ty-seyen dollars and twenty three cents, and
by them endorsed to said plaintiff -and ask
ing that a writ of attachment issue agaist your
property
And unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day of the next
term of said Court, said term To commence on
the 2lst day of May. 1866, default will he en-
tered against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
STARR & PATTERSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
so cent u. S. Revenue stamp, cancelled.
DIVA
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y. W. II Sheffield Geo, d, Wood, Chas. Croker,
VI. Is. Baker, T. l.. Meredith.