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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-10

NEW YORK, April 9.-The Stephens
wing of the Fenians in this city, through
their G. E. +. B., has issued another ap-
peal in behalf of their suffering coun-
try. More money and more men are
wanted. particularly the former.
The steamer Great Eastern has ar
rived outside the bar and is awaiting
high tide.
Mr.. August Belmont has consented
to allow his private gallery of paint
lngs to be thrown open to the public
for i've days for the benefit of the La
dies Southern Relief Association,
Orders have been received from
Washington to fit out the United States
storeship Relief Immediately. She is
to carry cargo of corn and other pro-
visions to the suffering poor of the
South.
The Republicans carried the charter
election in Newark, N. J., yesterday,
and the Democrats carried Trenton and
Morristown.
NEW York, April 9.-The Govern
ment Life-Saving Commission met
again to-day, and after a report from
Captain Weeks that he had obtained a
boiler for testing purposes, listened to
some remark ks from Norman Ward on
the object of steam boilers, in the course
of which he spoke of the new boilers at
the Tribune office as being dangerous.
The Commission meets tomorrow at
Delemar's Works to test steam valves,
water guages, &c.
Among the passengers per Great
Eastern were Cyrus w. Field, NJ. Du
Chat ;lu, the celebrated African traveller
and Bishop Jackson, of Iowa.
The deed from the Corporation to
the United States, for land in City Hall
Park, for the Post Office, was executed
by the city authorities to-day.
Two alleged brokers, named Robert
x. Sterling and Robert wishart were
brought before the court to-day, charged
with having in their possession stolen
bonds to the amount OF 500, 900, stolen
Royal Insurance Company, of Liver
pool. Neither of them are supposed to
be the thieves. After an examination
Wishart was discharged, and Sterling
was admitted to bail in the sum Of
SIC, 900 for a further examination,
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New York speciaIs.

New YORK, April 9.-The Herald's
Charleston special says; The CONFER
ence between General ISickles and the
Governors of his district, North and
South Carolina, has resulted in an am
icable agreement. The Governors will
continue to appoint officers to fill va
cancies, which have heretofore been
filed by executive appointment. No
elections will be held at present, and the
registration of voters will proceed.
The Herald's Washington special
says: Mr.. Seward, at the request of
the Austrian minister, telegraphed Mr..
Campbell, our minister, to despatch q
message to Juarez, urging that all pos
sible leniency be shown MaximiIian in
case he fell into the hands of the Liber-
ais. On the same day Mr.. Campbell
returned an answer that he had for
Warded the request.
i he Times special says: 1t appears
that the territory proposed TO be coded
by Russia to the United States was en-
numbered by certain franchises and
the Government would not accept it
thus encountered, though 1t was offered
at seven millions. Russia then agreed
to assume the franchise for two hun
dred thousand dollars additional,
which was agreed to.
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From san Frnnei.co.

SAN Francisco, CAL, April 6.-Sales
OF eastern butter at a low figure. Arri-
val OF several invoices Nadia and Java
coffee, unsettled the markets for these
kinds. Tea quiet, export demand.
Flour continues active; extra aboard
IS 30. Good shipping brands wheat
81 so. Legal Tenders 75k.
Oregon newspapers are jubilant over
the Russian treaty, not doubling its rat
favor the treaty.
The district court to-day granted an
injunction in the suit of the Mariposa
Company against the Dodge Bros, re-
straining default, exercising control of
the comPany's property during the PEN
dency of the case, and placing it in the
hands OF receiver.
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From Neu

NEW ORLEANS, March s.-The
crevasses in the river at Baton Rouge
are beyond control, and all attempts
to close them have been abandoned.
The richest sugar regions in the State
have been ruined for the season. Ma
relgo creyasse has completely inunda-
ted the Black river country, the most
productive cotton region in the South.
She Freedmen's settlement. known a.
De Soto, has been overf1own by il. and
eighty freedmen are known to have
persisted in the water, despite all at
tempts to save them from their hope
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Union Meeting in virginia Broken ND
by Armed Mob.

New YoRK, April e.-The HeraId's
Marion, Smythe county, Va, cores
pondence says:
A Union meeting held there on the
18th ult., was broken up and dispersed
by armed men, who organized meet
ing and passed resolutions denouncine
Congress and urging as thesen of the
meeting that the President should use
his military power to protect the peo-
pie of the South against congressional
usurpation. These resolutions were
presented to the publisher of Union
paper in the town; he refused to pub
lish them and was informed that II
would not be safe for him to publish
any other report of the meeting. General
Schofield was informed OF the affair,
and q Lieutenant without troops ar
rived on Saturday TO investigate the
matter.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


Miscellaneous.
speaking OF the present condition of things
me New York Financial ChroAGeIe makes the
following remarks:
Oret rr.S1t OF Sne year there is always
the country in consequence Of Anil nv =
mems IN me agricultural districts. aud ms
pressure cannot nail TO be increased bv fhe
sudden taking away OF heavy GoyerHmsn1
deposits The trouble and COMMENCEMENT
been SO serious had not the preparaffonsA ~,
banks found to be necessary for Their 1usr.
terly statements, been making just al he
same critical time. From the uiischieSonS
and 70 sumo extent, unexpected results
which have come from this onIoward combi-
nation OF forces acting together on the money
market, at a time when II was from Other
causes In a state of extreme Bensitiveness, we
may derive new confirmation of the often
proved remark that the Government depos-
Its are an injury to business, and a snare to
the banks. Now, that these misehievous de-
posts are removed, we trust they VIII not be
allowed again to accumulate in so inorlinate
degree as has been but too frequent in the
past"
Railroad Company. the New York Tribune
says
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh was lower and
the decline attributed 10 the conclusion of
an arrangement between the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company
and the lessees of the Cleveland and Mahon-
ing Railway Company TO run their freight
and passenger cars over It to Cleveland as
gress are completed.' A more substantial
reason viii probably be found In the imam
ctal condition of the Company, which has no
money TO pay the dividend promised for
April The dividend has not been adver-
Used for payment, and will probably be
passed, and borrowed II paid"
The Chicago journal is severe in its notice
of the quarterly statements Of the banks in
that city. 1t says: Notwithstanding that
the statements for this quarter have a much
more honest appearance than those for the
quarter preceding, we ind nothing in them
to praise. The system, as at present pursued,
is bad one, aud does not fulhl the expecta-
tons OF those who are interested. Bank
officers look upon the whole thing as farce,
and the sooner the system is abolished the
better. The Stringency that tnvarioly takes
place in the money market on the eve of
quarterly day is entirely unnecessary and
uncalled for. The Com ptroller should insist
on an Guerd0e statement
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WILuSGToN, DEL, April e.-Gov.
salisbury appointed Jas. A. Bayard, of
Wilmington, q. 8. Senator to fill The
vacancy caused by the death of Mr..
Riddle. He will take his seat at once.
Senator salisbury passed through this
city last night on his way home. If he
resigns, he viii probably be succeeded
by his brother, now Governor.
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New LONDON, Conn, April "a
prize fight was fought near here to-day,
between RoGrke, and Collins, the cast
iron man. The latter was badly pun
ished, but was declared victor in con-
sequence of 4 foul blow. Sixteen
rounds were fought. Rourke was but
little hurt.
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EAsToS, PA. April "a very large
fire occurred at Wilkesbarrs this morn
ing. It Is reported that the whole of
the bridge, is in ruins.
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NEW ORLEANS, April s.-The news
from the Louisiana levees continues
very discouraging. and the destruction
of property is very great.
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SCHENECTADY, n. Y. April e-The an
niversary OF Lees surrender was cele-
brated to-day with great eclat.
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CRIsPER COMA.

With starry eyes and radiant hair
W hose curling tendriis soft. entwfned,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
CRISPRR COMA,
For Curling the Hair OF either Sex I'm.
10 WaVy and Glossy RIngIets or
Heavy Massive Curtis.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES
ID and Gentlemen can beautify themseIVes
athousand fold II : the only article In the
same time give II a beautiful, ginzSy apueaT-
ance. Tue Crisper Coma not only curIs the
hair, but tnvtgorates. beauties ard c.Ieanges
it, Is highly and delightfully."- perfumed- AMI
Is the most complete article Of the ,Rind ever
offered % the American public. The Cr4Eper
postpaid for 81. ---4
Address all orders to
". L CARK q co, Chemists.
mch23-eod, fr1wGyIy - - :
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APRIL S.-FLOUR-FiImer'
1E-Wheat-Buoyant at 50 30 for No /,
ana ne y 10 for No. COrn-Actiye at 81 O7z<9
70 SatSS-FirIn at sc. Rye-Firm Al 81 j29
%. Barley-Firm at 81 10.
MHISKY-Nominal at & 23a24.
BHoEISIoHs-POrk-FI at S22 75a23 90.
Lsrd-Quiet at l95<9l3c. Shoulders Sc;
rough sides lOc; clear sides lie.
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Emporium of Fashions.

I6I MAIN STREET, WHEELING,
BY Mrs. KYLE q Mrs- WATKINS.
Ladies' and Misses Dresses made, or cut and
basfe1.s Ltfa-Siza trimmed patterns received
every month Patterns for sale nS-CuTtinR
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a CARD
The Mcclure House has Changed

7IHE PROPRIErORS HAVE LONG
J. been known TO the travelling public.
The house Is undergoing thorough repatrs
and VIII be one Of the INST elass hotals q the
county, = =.
We shan study to pIease, and hope TO merit
nhheral share Of the public patronage. :,
- 81 MALLONEE, MORRISE co
~ HEEEISs, W. Va, April (, 1851 aprS-tf
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SToCKs-o6Io certiIlchtes 2l1<a241<; Canton
1894; Quicksilver TS98; MaripoSa 7a&
Western Union TeleR Ctph 26l<; New York
Central 1905; Erie 5is<95I5S; Hudson 1856
gl565s; Rfeesding 1905 l0I5{; Michigan Gem
nois Central 1I391I4: Pittsburgh 7Sa7aZ: To.
ledo llSL liz; Rock Island S75k@sI5<; North
western S21S9S, do preferred 60I 86J5<; Fort
Wayne 9l1Ea9lX.
STEAMSHIP SHAREs-FIrmer: Pacific ad-
yaneed 70 1879, and closed at 1873; Atlantic
and fraction lower; new Tennessee 68; Mis-
Miscellaneous list dull and heavy.
There were rumors of failure in Proyi-
dsnce under the heavy decline In Western
Union, attributed TO the Introduction in the
uonal Telegraph Company.
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HuEIhIUs

APRIL s.-FLoUE-Firma at SO 50 for No. /
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and firm. Corn
Sales 20 200 bus at 81 10 for old, and 81 o. for
new. Oats-No: Chicago &C. Rye-No.
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Take Notice.
0HT[o COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT, NAY
Lemuel T. wilcox, guardian,
AdelIne 7. Hensey and William A Hersey,
and 8. II. Woodward, their guardian.
In Chancery.
At the May Term. 1857, Of the clrcuit
Court OF Ohio County, Lemuel 7. Wilcox
guardian OF Adeline 4. HerSey and VIM. A.
Hersey, lawfully appointed and quaIifed
In the State Of Massachusetts, where they re-
side, viii apply by petition 10 said court TO
order Simpson II. Woodward, their guar
dian in this State, 70 pay and deliver 70 said
foreign guardian, OF his agent or attorney.
all personal property and money in his said
WoodWards hands, belonging 70 said wards.
and 70 authorize said foreign guardian 10 sue
for recoVer and receive all money or personal
property which may belong % his said
wards, m ike manner as n he were appoint
cd In this State, and remove the ann. IA me
said State Of Massachusetts,
LEMUEL 7. WILCOX,
CHANDLER & DAvEHPoRT,
Solk. for Petitioner
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Cincinnati.


APRIL 9.--FLoUR-Firn;I In some instances
holders asked higher prizes but no decided
advance supernne winter SlI6l2 and trade
brands sll9l2 50; fancy 5l69ls. The amount
Offering Of all kinds IS light
GRAIS--Wheat-Scs-ce and fiTm; sales No.
winter g 90 and No, 50 10; no others in
market Corn-SSo IN bulk and 81 90 sacked
for mixed: white 25Sc higher; demand from
the South Is good. ORts-Less firm and In
better supply, closing AT 7O67lo for No in
bulk. Rye-Sold at 81 u but is now held al
81 50. BRriey-Uuehnnzai
CoTroS-Dull; uoth:ng doing and prices
nominal; sc is offered for nIddling and go
asked.
WHIsRY-UnchaugeG
PRoVIsIoNs-DulI; no Important change in
prices; 40 bbls city mess pork sold at s22 so
but there is not much offered at this rate.
Bulk heats-Are offered at 8, 10 and lie for
shoulder, sides and clear sides; lI9Il5Sc for
hams. Bacon-Dul at ~, III and l2Lc for
shoulders, sides and clear sides; hams nm
changed and steady. Lard-Dull; nothing
doing; city can be bought at I25<c.
sEEDs-U nchaneed; Glover si2; Timothy
S393 10, and Flax 81 50g2 Co.
BUTTER-Unchanged and steady.
GHEEsE@Unchanged and steady;
EGGs-l990.
GrnIn-l2fZ
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DRY GooIs.

Fair business doing in Dry Goods but no
general activity In trade for cotton goods;
prices steady, and there is q great scarcity OF
heavy brown sheetings, which sell at PIC for
pest makes, Ac for second and 19c for Angus
"a and Macon. Prints, no change except in
Mallory sheetngs, which have declined to
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For Rent.
For Rent.
For Rent.
For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
i Geo. II. Taylor q Co., and J. Clemens &
20, on Main street; also basement rooms
nn1shed. Good off1ces In second story, and
third story in good ORDER Possession given
20 % some rooms Immediately, Others April LIST.
amy oululng lots and dwelling houses for
9AAe Al Lhe SKIN yard, on reasonable terms
90, 900, THOS. HORNBROOK.
roe, up stairs. tehS-tf
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MONEY AND srocKs.


MoSEY-A shade easier at per cent for
call loans. Sterling-lOsS 1925, gold, for frst
AMERICAN GoLD-LoweT opening at 1852
and closing at l34z<.
GovERNHENT sTocKs-Eo decided change.
LATEST-5:SO p NJ
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'HEE5E-l8al9 c.
LATEST tARKErASP.M.

,FLoUR-Ctosed quiet and no decided
change.
GRAIN-Wheat-Duu with buyers and sell
Iers wide apart No. spring 81 60G2 s. Rye
81 5Ogl % for western. BarIey-Dull and
nominally unchanged. Corn-UpwRrd ten
dency; shipping mixed western 81 27dl Tx
in store and 81 2S5< afioat- Oats Firm at 72id
&c for old and 73975c for new western.
PRoVIsIoSS-Pork-D sales 500 bbls
lers at e. a. and buyers at - 50 regular
Beef-Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
and dropping. Lard-i9<aI3c for fair to
prime steam and 1S@I4c for kettle rendered.
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MARKETS BY TELEeRAPH.
REeuIAR REPORT.

NEW YORK, April v,
CorroS-Without decided change; sales
400 bales at 271S92Sc for niddling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 76o bbls, market very
hrm, but prices without change; sales $500
hbls, market closing quiet. California Flour
FiEmer; sales 100 bbls and sacks at SIS go
l6 Is.
wHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Nor receipts; market quiet
and without decided .hRnge; sales II 200 bus
at 81 20 for No. and Milwaukee mixed.
Rye-Scarcely so tirm; sales 4, ZOO bus at 81 40
for Canada in bond; 81 60 for free; 81 5Oal So
for western, aud retail lots at 81 52SI IS. BAR
ley-Quiet; sales $500 bus Canada West at
81 -, and 1900 bus rOwed state at 81 TO-
Barley Malt-Quiet. Canadian PeaS-In fair
request; sales 10000 bus in bond at 81 TX.
2@Sc better; sales l7B 600 bus at 81 25<@l Is for
mixed western; 81 o afloat; 81 3 for white
western In store; 81 251z9I 261< for new SOUTH
ern yellow anOat, and 81 % for new mixed
active; sales 46 900 bus at 7OaTSc for old west
ern; 12SI4c for new do; 7637Sc for state.
RIcE-Sominal
GRocERIES-Cofee-Q Quiet; no sales Sugar
Steady. MolaSses-Firm; sales 100 bbls
Cuba at 69ISc.
HoP-FiTm.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at Ice for crude, and
N9Sc for refined in bond.
PRovIsIoSS-Pork-He and lower;
sales 1000 bbls at S2S93 u for new mess, clo-
SOO Tor prime, and 81 75G22 % for prime
mess; also 3 50 bbls new mess at S23 G@23 rs,
and seller and buyer April and May. Beef
STEADY; sales 100 bbls. Beef HRms-Firm at
for short clear; l2gl21<c for city made short
clear, anG 1000 rs bellies in bulk at lie
Cut Meats-FirIn with a fair demand; sales
S65 packages and bbls at l29lS1<c for new.
BUrrER-Dun and heavy at l0@l5c for
CHEEsE-laalac
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Land Office Notice-No. 10.

DESCRIPTION OF THAT PORTION OF
~ the DIez Sonores Lode (so-called). claimed
BY John Gilllg and Z. B...hott, Jr. John Ginig
and z. b. Mott, Jr, claim no much OF the DieI
Senores Lode (so.callsd), being a lode OF gold and
silver.beHring rock. in place m lies between the
boundaries delineated on the accompanying Ola.
gram, more particularly described, N follows, to-
wit Commencing at q stake No. ID In the
Devils Gate Mining District, County Of Lyon
and State Of Nevada, from which the center OF
the old shaft Of the Gennessee Silver Mining Con.
psny bears north IS deg. IS min.. west 342 feot,
and running west 7O0 feet thence north 800 feet;
thence east 100 feet to the north stake (No. -,
from which stake No. l bears south 800 feet, and
thence east 800 feet thence south 300 feet, and
thence west 200 feet, to stake No. ], the place Of
beginning, and containing IL 36.lOO acres. AL
bearings used In this description arc true bear.
inRS. The number Of feet In length claimed on
said lode il 600.
The name Of the claimant on the North end Of
said claim Is the Cayuga Company. and the name
Of the claimant on the South end Is the Mt. Hope
Company.
BY the local laws Of said Devils Gate Mining
District, no surface ground Is permitted to be oc'
cupied for mining purposes except the surface OF
the mine or lode. and the walls Of the said Diez
Senores lode are unascertained, and the lateral
extend of said lode In unknown and cannot be ss.
certsined by actual measurement, but the said
lode Is bounded on each side by the walls thereof,
ana the amount OF ground contained octWeon INC
given end lines and the unAscertained walls Of
said lode, IL estimated at 10 $500 acres.
This portion Of the Diez Senores lode was
originally located and possessed by the tennessee
Silver Mining Company, and Its predecessors IN
interest prior to the passage Of the Act entitled
A Act granting the right Of way to ditch and
canal owners over the public lands and for other
purposes" Approved July %, 1866.
We, the said John Gillig and 4. B, Mott, Jr.,
hereby nike application for a PATENT for the
| mining claim herein described from the United
States. JN0. GILLIG,
4. B. MOTT. JR.,
By JN0. GILLIG.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District, Of the State Of Nevada, In
and for the County Of Storey.-Mary G. Can
Geld, plaintiff. Va Isaac N. Canfeld. defendant
Action brought in the District Court Of the First
Judicial District OF the State Of Nevada, IN and
for the County Of storey. and the complaint 6Ied
in said County Of Storey, In the office Of the
Clerk Of said District Court.
Il The State of Nevada sends greeting, TO Issar
u. Garfield, defendant. You are hereby 70,
qulred to appear In an action brought against
You, by. the above named plaintiff, In the
District Court Of the First Judicial Dis.
trict of the State Of Nevada, In and for the
County Of Storey, and answer the complaint
hled therein, within ten days (excluslve Of
the day Of servce) after the service on you Of
served out Of said County, but within said Dis.
trict, within twenty days; and In all other cases
forty days; or Judgment by default will DO taken
against you, according TO tho prayer OF the SAID
complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain Q decree Of
this Court forever dissolving the bonds Of matri.
mony, now existing between you, said defend
ant and plaintiff herein, besides costs Of this &C.
tlon ard for such other or further relief a. may
seem meet and proper, IN II alleged BY plaintiff IN
her complaint herein fled on the grounds Of vii.
fol desertion OF said plaintiff by you, said defend.
ant. for more than two years last past, neglect
to provide plaintiff with the common neeeilsries
Of life, and inhuman treatment Of plaintiff, by
you, said defendant, &c &c.
And you are hereby notified, that u you
fall to appear and answer tho said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff Will apply TO
the Court for the relief demanded In her said
complaint -,
L. $. {the District Court Of the First Judicial
tN~2o District Of the State Of Nevada, In and
for the County of Storey, this oath day Of June,
In the year Of Our Lord one thousand, eight hun.
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Alias Summons.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ST0.
- rey. In Justice Court, Gold Hill TownIhlp,
before W. n. Hall, Justice Of the Peace. z. J.
Ryan, plaintiff. vs.. James McEvily. defendant.
The State Of Nevada sends to james Newly,
greeting You are hereby summoned to appear
before me Justice Off Peace In and for Gold
Hill Township No. 3, county and State Aforesaid.
at my Office In Gold Hin, on the 5th day Of
August. A. D. 1867. at 10 o'clock A. n. Of that day,
to answer the complaint Of E. J. Ryan,
wherein he claims to recover the sum Of Two
Hundred and Tventy.cight (l7-l0o) Dollars.
principal and interest TO date, for Groceries and
Provisions, furnished and delivered, to you, on
and before the 30th day Of June, 4. D. 1885, a
will more fully appear by plaintiffs complaint
on hle herein.
And you are hereby notified that II you fall to
appear and answer the complaint as Aforesaid,
Judgment will be taken against you for the sum
Of e23 1900. and costs Of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof ".. .iH.
Given under my hand, thi! Cd day Of July.
A. D. 1867. w. N. HALL.
Justice Of the Peace, Gold Hill Township No. ]
lint. Rev. stamp Soc. State stamp 5oc.l iy2.td