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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
T.. IL. HAZEN, NJ. D.,
Physician anu Surgeon.
ysss. 4, SGsIssANa.

IN CONNIE riUN WITH THE GENERAL
practice special attention paid 10 the diseases of
the Eye The Ear, the kidneys aud the Pelvic organs
once with -. Miner, conner oi Brady and ~ et-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23

LAT EST NEWS
Er TEEEGg.fpEg.
kEll YlRE.

20 rEaE s,AsaY oE roesa.,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
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Bv Telegraph. 0e. Pr.
Flour Quiet; CITY N. 90.
Whes,-Du.l e FOR n. /.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
Davenport Flour Marker.

Johnston's choice INK ftniy. Wholesale. -. q 90
Red Winter wheat wholeeale II. ~
- retail - l?0J
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Manufacturer aud vender Of the lebrn.ed
Smiths Tonic Syrup
soarsns GUS o.
80
Ague and Fever
CHILLs AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of This eelebrsied medicine
Justly claims for il superiority over oil RENE
dies ever 01ered TO the public tor the safe. Ger
tain. speedy and permanent cure Of Agne and
Fever, or chile and lever whether sfshore or
oDg standing. He refers to the entire western
and southwestern country TO besr him testimony
to the truth OF the assertion. that 10 NO case
whatever will fail 70 cure IL the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. II crest
many cases = single dose hes been eulicieDt for
= cure, and whole families have been cured BY
single bottle, with perfect rsatotaiion Of the
general health. II Il, however, prudeot md
in every case more certain to care, IL its uss 10
continued in smaller doses for week Or two
after the disease has been checked, mere espec
tally in difficult aud long standing bases, tsu-
ally this medicine will not require sny sid 10
keep the bowels in good rder: s,euid the pa
tent, however, require cathartic medicine.
after having taken three or four doses oil the
Tonic, . single dose of suLL's vsosrAsls FAMILY
PILLS will be sufficient.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
Dss. a. u. MINERS

lbAs. n. u. M1NEEs.1
DE.VTINT,,
...ssss~.,,.. Cor Sd and Brady ST.
III. A~.,-- - opposite Davenport Ma
,aY$x n,st} Having had an err,r-
NJ S-fs'E :. ~ fence Of ~ Years ia the
~ .1--t>-' practice Of Dentistry,
confident Of giving
e-fect fa'tsttesi'r. = you e.rec' good aoik
s.,r.oj eH,oFieaac! practitioners pu's. ag2siy
Dss. g.. 3. s.as~.
. rc% iIsI oHecip Forrest. p!oc,,
.s~ a. o,,o-.ieI L. - c,,rnet ID ana rrs-
4f-s. ~ erect iia- had over - years
- lr.c.!cc tla- en-. i!as the com
- arara'a. in na,ufae''.r.s and a'i,e i-,elir,
IT, o2leci Us. ivf pa r. operation N -
3 t.s Lett. laui4-ly
lsas. a.. az. VI 4,e,s.s.x.
Homeopathic. fsil-sicia-,.
INfrtcG ash WisiplscE o. IAsf
y '.4s Of ''..f. os,est near i'h. test door
eoavc The Chiie.i.n Ghatch. osls -da.
sae'sE:.. ~ s...As..
ANcFAcrJnEas AND DEALERS IN
cider. Cider Vinegar.
And White Wine Vinegar. also. Flour Sacks. Grain
Bags, Gnnaics. bartapr. croer-s' Paper BAGS, and
Sewing rwinc, No. > Burrows Hlack. davenport,
r.. III. HAVEN, M. d.,
Physician anu surgeon.
IN CONNIE TiuN WITH THE GENERAL
practice, special attention paid diseases of
the Eye. The Ear the kidneys the Pelvic organs
odicc; with ID. Miner, come vi Brady and 81 At.
Isss. u. YG.yMANa,
- NSiCiAN ASD suRuEoN Office, No.
H. ~ 3rady street,, tup stairs.) Residence
o. lt.h H., bet Brn ly aal Main. oel3d-dn
sA'GEFl ~ HORTON,
FroUsE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
e. 80. 'ep,' hangers. Gl-l.ers, sc. shop
orsec Nam and f,ith SIS u.chl3-dly
-. EAsNSs,
GARpkSTER AND BUILDER SHOP OK
- Comilercia Alley. opposite io-t 0isce. Da-
venn",t. ia.
=. MILLER,
,aa 2s BRADi STREET. BELOW SEC
III ond Keeps cor s:au,ly hand and makes
81 80 Older.
(acnts'. Boys and Children
CLOTHING ofthr bes, matc, al ami in q nnnneI
that cannot fail to give satisfaction. l.. era
patronage re-pcctiali. solicited. Iny9l dly
WV. a. FOSTER.
A TVoRNIY Al LAW. oifee No. % Brady
IA Strvst hassnpor' iowa. deo2e d,f
VIZ. n. ssarTOE.
A TrORhEi 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
"a and W ar Claim gent Office Davenpcrt's
hoch, "a Floor. cor. Mann al d Second streets.
seas. a. prrS.s JOIN " Rossas
EsaENAr. Il EepssP.lss.
4 TToRNEl SANDCOUNSELuRs ATLAW.
I \ oiioe ia lbayenport's Block. 2d iioor. le7
IlS6s =. LASk JOHN H. pAI
LANE 4 DAY,
4 TToRNEYs AT LAW. OFFICE IN sam.
~ Perrys new block. opp. Post Office. jsni
y. a. EsEIsD N. up.,
DuYSlCiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
J. residence No. 20, corner Main and Third
'reoss. Davenport Iowa jyl-s2-d
Dr. l.. FRENCH.
DAVENPORT, IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
- side THIRD street. between Brady and Main
streets Residence nearly opposite.
y. W. ~. lsAEAER,
DAYSiCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i baeemeu, Of State Bank building. Residence
~ 81. bet karas and Perry streets. no,ad~
l.EAFkE a Ee,GE.
4 TToRSkyS AND COUNSEILoRa AT
* " =. 6. corner Of Second and brady
streets. Davenport. Iowa nov4-d,f
30. p. COOK. Epw Z. COOK
>. WILSON DsrRY. ) Lsvis Draw
COOK Il RsRE8sY.
A TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELORS Az LAW
1Aoace corner Of Main and Sd SITS. ian2dw.
. =. pnow. ALrRsp srLL1
BROWN q NU1.u.y,
A TTOHSEYSANDC OUNSLLORS ATIAw.
~ Office corner I'd and Brady SITS. Davenport.
IVA. mchi5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19
Arc Potatoes an Exhaustive Crop

While the yield of potatoes per acre
is given frequently, the point whether
this crop is more exhaustive than some
others is left untouched. Is it true that
it is ruinous crop to raisei There is
a starch factory in 4 neiShboring village
which has this year manufactured into
starch 2s,O00 bushels of potatoes, for
which 80 cents per bushel was paid.
The kind raised is "Californias," n
coarse potato that, with fair culture,
yields from 300 to 400 bushels per acre,
thus giving an income of 800 from land
worth less than $40.
One of the proprietors Of the factory
mentioned, raised last year 1000 bush
els, and large part was from pasture
that was yielding but small income.
Such land, plowcd with light applica-
ton of gypsum in the hills, yield n most
satisfactory result. Iapprehend where
potatoes are largely. raised, that rota-
tion of potatoes one year, grain one, and
grass three years, would be satisfactory,
blowing in the farm manure for the po-
tatoes.
raised this year $50 bushels ofGood-
rich seedlings, the resnlt of six pounds
last year, which yielded 6f bushels.
This is the first trial of this kind in this
section to my knowledge. The kinds
Garnet, Chill, Rusty Coat and Cuzco,
seem to be very free from disease
Country Gentleman. -.,r..,,..FF
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given instructions to the FOchlsta, or
stoker, about the fire; seen to the sup
ply of oil; and got all in readiness,
when, iust as was about to compare
nv watch with the clock in the ticket
office, hand was laid upon my arm,
and voice in my ear said,-
gaAre you the engine-driver who Is go
ing on with this special trainP
/ had never seen the speaker before.
He was a small, dark man, muffied up
about the throat, with blue glasses,
large black beard, and his hat drawn
low upon his eyes. r. :. i'fif: s4fi !.
"You are poor man, I suppose" he
said, in quick, eager, whisper, sand,
like other poor men, would not OBJECT 10
be better off. Would you like to, earn q
couple of thousand forinsf"
"In what wayp
ssHush! You are 10 stop at Padua, are
you not, and 90 on again at Ponte Oil
Brentap ~ 10 80 -... ~
Suppose you did nothing Of the kind
Suppose, instead Of Turning OF the steam,
you jump off the engine, and Let the
train run onp
Impossible. There are seventy yaras
of embankment gone, and" -.
"Basta! know that. Save yourself,
and let the train run on. 1t would dc
nothing but an accident" :, :
/ turned hot and cold; ltrembled; my
heart beat fast, and my breath failed.
"why do you tempt mei' falterea;
"For Italy's sake" he whispered; "for
liberty's sake. know you are no itai-
| ian; but, for all that, you may Do
friend. This Loredano is one af MS
country's bitterest enemies. Stay, here
are two thousand f1orins." 81.
/ thrust his hand back fercsly.
"No,-now I said. "No blood-money
If l do it, do it neither for Italy no'
for money; but for vengeance"
"For vengeance" he repeated.
[Conelasion in our mert.]
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OUT IN THE RAIN.
BY MRS. EUNIcE b. LAMRERToN.

q A Il
Child Of grim poverty, shrinking afraid, -, 4
Half in the lamp light and half In the shade
for charity, waiting in vain;
motherless, out in the rain, s.,:,
Hugging the scanty robe DER the gaunt form'
Battling in vain with the pitiless storm;
oh the lone wretchodDess, Oh the hearts pain,
Homeless and shelterless, out in the raln'
Falling 30 silently through the dark hair,
plou Cling deem furrows of grief and despair, 81
Teardrops, hot tear drops, again and again
Blind the poor wanderer, out in the rain.
Emblem Of innocence stunning the throng,
One of Christs little ones, guiltless of wrong
BUSY humanity, hurrying train,
Deaf to that plaintive cry, out IN 'he rain.5 p 4
Night growing darker now hushed and still,
Shadows more awful beginning to NIL
Corners and crannies with terror amalh,
Fright ming the little one, out IN the rain =
Crouching in agony, trembling with fear,
Cringiny in horror when footsteps are near, =,
Pressing the pavement with head that ~00l'
Seek it's last pillow there, out in the rain.
Child to forgetfulness, dreaming OF home,
Visions of happy ones beck ming TO come j.
Glorihed. radiant, fit DER the brain,
soothing the dying child, out in the rain.
SHELTERED at last from the merciless cold,
Praising with golden harp, safe In the fold;
whits.winged angels n eohG, the ,ss strain ran
Neyermore! nevermofe out IN the ram.
ROCHESTER, \. Y.
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they were outward bound upon mis-
sion of political piracy and devastation:
The resolutions we have quoted were
the stock in trade of Radical leaders
this State in the Spring
campaign of 1856. When told, Of their
affilistion with STEVENS and his dis
union projects they referred to their en-
dorsement of the Presidents policy Of
When reminded that
negro suffrage was prominent among
their political tenets they assured US
that their representatives had honestly
declared the doctrine q heresy. When
assailed on account of their party's op-
position to ANDREW JOHNSON, whose
growing popularity they dreaded, they
replied in the language of their fourth
resolution that he ''had met the just ex-
pectation of those who supported him
when elected, and they had full
confidence in his. wisdom and patriot
ism for the future" The Demo-
Gratis and Conservative men OF the
country, they averred, were insincere in
protesting to support the principles OF
reconstruction then enuneiated by tho
President, and they declared that his pol
icy found its only honest friends in the
ranks of the so-Aalled "Union party"
In short, by q constant, vigorous and
determined profession of sentiments
which they secretly abhorred, they
showed US the utility Of hypocrisy.
with cool dissimulation, skilled to grace,
A DEVILS purpose, With an angels face"
they adopted . popular platform simply
to effect the popular delusion. That
purpose accomplished, there is scarcely
a man of the Radical majority ofthe last
House of Delegates who would reiterate
to-day the principles which he SO SOL
emnly affirmed upon the 2sth day OF
February last. Have the principles
changedi Not SO. But "1e".pora mt
tanfur. ct NOS mns~----- = ',''''
..o times have changed; the occasion
no longer exists; the necessity for the
lie has passed away, and its authors
have no desire, as they have no induce
ment to repeat it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19
Democratic Nominations for
Council.

ERsr wARD.
Ii,,t BysseA-william =. Wilson
Steond Branel-John Hughes, Thomas Wneei
A. francis 4. Ebert and Thomas. T. Cocayne
SECOND WARD.
Er,t Brsueh-Peter Z. linn.
S,eond Braneh-T. p. Shallcross ana simon
xeim.
Third WARD.
Uc,t Branck-G. W. FranIheim.
y,eond BraaeA-S. Brady, j. e. Aeheson, Z.
W Brockunier, John Nolan.
FOURTH WARD.
Frst Brsneh-J. NJ Ewing.
S,cond Braneh-John Hamilton, James X;
AcIer William w. Miller, John Amiek ana
G.orgs r. Tingle.
TFTH wARD.
F,., Braaeh-Andr.w Wilson.
Snond Braneh-B. NJ Eoff, s. NJ Darrah'
I.n,r, g. WHITE and John Vockler.
SIXTH WARD.
Iya BraneA--Saq,psiasr ,G6cks, J. q. Clark
And Barnard Stanley.
SEVENTH WARD.
Er,t BrIneh--Jacob Berger.
Second Braneh-J. B. sheppard
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CSfreetisu.
WHREIING, w. Va, Jan. le, 90.


Editor of the Register: sar-c crt-s .
I find the following statement in your
local column yesterday: ''In the case
Of Miller VS.. Naderbush, IN appeal from
the Circuit Court of Berkeley, the
Court of Appeals decided that the de-
fendnnt should be required to take the
OATH" viz: the iron-clad commonly
called "the suitors' test" There are
some errors in the above statement.
Imprimis, The Court of Appeals deci-
ded no such thing. -vIgsa EgsE
Secondly, There is no such case.
The only foundstion for the statement
is that the Court Of Appealsin the case
ofNsdenbousch and Riddle vs. SAarer
and Martin, made an order directing
the PLAINTIFF, or one Of them, to take
the iron-clad on sixty days notice, or
show cause to the. contrary. If they can
show any good cause why they shoald
not be required to take the oath, they
have fnu iibsfty,tp show w-itn -
We understand the attorneys for the
plaintiffs claimed to represent theiF clf
ents, and offered 70 DO. their swesring;
but the court did not recognize their
right 20 do % That was all the court
oS~AoS&s - So.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19
Extraordinary Low Prices,
Trust Sale Of n Valuable Acad.
emy Building.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED 0FTRUST FROM
ID Josiah Atkinson, President Of the Board
Of Trustees Of the West Liberty Academy, TO
M, dated December 9Th, l5se, now on record,
book a, page 40, In the Rseoraers efice, Ohio
county, West Virginia, shall. on the I5th day
eny, In west Liberty, proceed 70 seil b publie
auction. to the highest and best bidder,
fsr oash, the land asd bniidinq and
personal property In said deed Of trust
menti0bsd being one acre and eleven perehss
Of land with the -buildiDg thereon, ssI5o
settpeA black -boards, cabinet Of ninerak snda
HtsaB .ol one bupdred-
!, Sailing "a Trustee, win only convey saeh
title a. e vested In me, which, however, 10 be
lieyed to be good - WI MCKINLEY,
Saaaary ~ iss115 Trustees
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19
Then and Now.

Upon the 2Sth day of February, 1866,
the House of Delegates desiring that
our State should enter upon that career
of prosperity and progress to which her
nutural advantages entitle her,"fadopt-
ed by vote of 81 to I series Of reso-
lutions setting forth "the principles Of
State and national policy considered
important to that end"
From the House Journal, page 232 We
extract the third and fourth of those
resolutions. They are as follows:
3. THAT we are opposed to extending
the right of suffrage to colored persons
in this State, but that justice and sound
policy alike require that other privileges
of citizens. not inconsistent Herewith,
be allowed them."
4. "That the administration of An.
drew Johnson, so far, meets the Just
expectation of those who supported
him when elected, and that We have
fnll confidence in his wisdom and patri
otism fol the future; and that his re.
cent official acts and declared policy Of
reconstruction hare our unqualified ap-
prorai.D raf Et1-H
To one who did not know the fero-
cious loyalty Of the last Legislature,
the above resolutions would seem to be
the utterances Of designing copper
heads, !" "rebel sympathizers" and ''high-
harded traitors" We are happy to
inform all curious inquirers that
these reasonable resolves" ema.
mated from pure and patriot
band of unconditional Union men
who have been unhesitatingly loyal
from the beginning" and that the sen.
tiDents they enunciated were twelve
months ago, almost universally declared
by Republican leaders to be their hon
est and steadfast convictions on the
QUESTION Of reconstruction. To be sure,
we in common with all Democrats con-
tended that in the language Of the
Butch Actor" dey labored under q
lie," but SO vehement were their pro-
testations, that thousands of honest men
accepted their leadership, and gave
them their confidence, only to be &C.
duced into the support Of principles,
the very opposite Of those which their
betrayers professed to endorse.
Radicalism was then sailing, under
false colors. The piraticsl crah was
not then far enough on her course to
announce with aafety her character and
her destination. But when discipline
had rendered putinyg impossible, and
distance from land had made aesertion
impractioabls, than it vas 1 that the
j., black nag streaIdsd out- rp0p tho
"ind, and men learned too lste, chat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19
State OF West Yirginia,

Ohio Coasty Cirest Csarf, Deo<~ser Rsiss,
IsS6.
simon HorfhefrDer co. Reubes y Hedfes,
Jarres steei snd Jos>pk ssybsh. ysnss Pro
L-ses u.e Ar. o. SAM John u. Cooper ~
,sr,e attst<brnsnfsL IN Cbss1eSy.
TI1HE OBJECT or THESE SUITS u TO kE
II 1OyRR Of tks drfsndznt Hrdges debts dus
by ttn 90 the I'D sevsssi eomplainanfA ssssest
ing. respectively. - the sans folisvisg. ts-vtt;
tiEs IG Es3.01 fIGB. srd iht~res<. Ths sf-
txrhnaents In aid ea-es having beea krvieA os
IIa acres Of laad near West Lb~rty. In Ohis
county. and On lots Ses. Isf. I57 asd 80 fs said
Eest Liberty, and On moneys ssd sssess y ~
hands u deft Joseph ssybeA
And it appearing from sfnAsvtfs 6jsd N ~
esnses that The drfendznt Hedees y 80 Q ~.
dent ~ this Ststs. on The motion q the saa1
several romplsinants II b 0rtersd tAss - - sx-
PEAR here within oae month sft~r the fourth
weekly publication and The tss pese3eg - shis
order and stisnd - be tntsssst W to- .ta-
Tests: NpCHAELS. bkkLslS,
JACOB. fsV coppisinshsA sef clssA-
iaDl-lt wtg 10 -rt-ar rrsJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19
As the Old Geek Grows, the Yonsg
One Learns.o

VhC
The radical majority in the West Vir-
giuia Legislature is initiating the 'e1-
ample afforded by Congress in ousting
from their seats the members whose po.
litical opinions do not chime with those
of the dominant party. A glaring in
stance of this kind occurred yesterday,
the committee on elections having given
to Mr.. GEORGE KooNcE, of Jefferson
county. the seat Mr.. S. V. YANTIs was
legally elected to fill.
The circumstances of the case, as we
understand them, were rs follows: In
Charlestown township, Jefferson coun-
ty, some FIVE or six votes were received
and counted, cast by persons whose
names did not appear upon the regis
trar's book. In Averill township, some
disturbance took place at the polls, and,
about three o'clock in the afternoon, the
radicals having nearly all voted and
some sixteen or twenty conservative
votes being not yet polled, the super
visor closed the polls and carried the
ballot-box away. When the Board of
Supervisors met, it was proposed to re-
ject the entire return from Charlestown
and Averill townships. The retention
of both or the rejection Of both, it was
found would not alter the result Of the
election in any case, and they according
ly decided to count both and gave GER
tifcate of election to Mr.. YANTIs as D
member of the Honse of Delegates.
Mr.. YANTIs appeared, was qualified,
and took his seat at the commencement
Of the present legislature. KooNoE con-
tested his right to seat, and, having
secured the appointment of pliable
committee, actually succeeded in in
ducing the committee to not only re-
ject the entire return from Charles
town and Averill townships, but also
that from Osborne township, where, he
claimed, three illegal votes had been re-
ceived. By this means he succeeded in
destroying Mr.. YANTIs' majority and
the committee reported that KooNCE
was entitled to the seat.
I The rejection Of an entire return
from an election precinct, and the dis
frsnchisement Of oil the legal voters Of
q township at . single blow because
two or three illegal votes have been
received, is an outrage upon the rights
of the people which no language can
too severely denounce. 1t is absolutely
against the law and common
sense. That Mr. YANTIs is the
chosen representative Of the peo-
pie Of jefferson county is undeniable,
and yet simply because he is q conssrv-
ative man and . supporter Of the policy
of the Federal administration, he is
ousted from his seat in the legislature
and his place! given to o man who had
rendered himself notorious by the dirty
work he did in that body last winter.
Had KoONcR received the certificate of
election and YANrp been the contestant,
the committee would never have rem
dered the decision reported yesterday.
How long will the people submit to
these thingsf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19
PlantinR Trees.

II trees are to be planted in the spring,
take any opportunity of the ground be-
ing in order to dig the holes; the earth
will be the better for exposure to frost.
Set stakes near Sfees planted out in au.
tumn, and fasten tho trees to them with
ropes of straw. Turn over all piles Of
weeds and other trash, and kill the field
mice you will probably find there. Fill
q bag with straw for 2 cushion, and 60
on your knees, with knife and probe, to
hunt out the destroyers of your peach
trees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-19
State Of West virgtufn,
ircuit court Of OHIO County, Deoembsr

CIrcBH fOHr of DNio tOHHfy, Decemo<f
Raies, 1SGG. Ir..-
William Emmett. George W. Yokum. Ben.
Janiln l. Pharer B~njsnuin Phss~s ss1 Adam
CrasEotd, Con,YiAiaznt@. rl Jo~eph ~ Nc.
whorter. Auditor of the State of West Virgins,
Jess. " Pharrs. Sgufre B Daniels. and william
&. Cbsu0Sifb DrfepdAnts. IN ChzBcery In the
Circuii Court VI Ohio County
,I'Bg OBJECT or THIS SUIT Is TO ~.
Il join the said Apditar and al ofsesrs, Agenta
and attorneys Of said state, from prosecuting The
motions now pending nj isw In the ssiA Csurt
against the sasd eompiainAhfs ~ surrtles of tbs
dcfrndapt jesse Y. Pharss, on his Official bud
~ Sh~tin Of Randolph County. and frsm pro.
eeeding In any way to collect from the said con.
plzinaDts sli o. any part of the taIss, hesnses.
interest, damages and casts claimed On said No
tiOns, and further 20 obtain decree dselasfng
the said eompisihants foreser disrhssesd fss6
all liability for AL aay part Of the ssA tsIss,
iirrnze- Interest damages and rostA.
And IL appearing from N afhdsytt hied In the
eaa-e that The dsfsndants, jesse v. Phares and
william T.. CbenOwith. arr not residsnts of tbls
STATE. on ths motion of the cosupiaiaasts h 10
ordered tina; they do appear here within ose
mouth after the dnr publfeatioa ana pn-fisg sf
this sr,isr and answer the bin of cessplaist In
this ean-s. and do what is necessary % protect
tbrir iut-rests L-
derEd1axsw Cterk.