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OFFcE AHsN fL0rriSo AND korlPAeg, /
No. - BROADWAY. Ngwio feb. l. 1871
CEATPD PROPOSALS will be received at
> b, Office utt e FRIDAY h.ih Of Pebu. nest o' fur
b io6p instruments, Wa
Pccoo Tbi Flute y hat CsuOnri Fench Iors, hai
CaoBets Comets hat fumpcis hat Tenor lle,
Il TenoF u dat Baritone, u fat BASES, ha
Bas.e, With Ike bc Bs,, DIn rsio Drum Paif Of Cynbs'
also. dozen Caronet Reeds
The above naud ynenis Ne pn bat good ,nd'aiabe
for pnposl for which intended snd ~ respects equs ooe aud
duf.hfI.,, 10 gIgsInentsi Instrument.
For kuther information inquire al th- Ohce.
The night 10 rtject part Of Tho whole OF
ied deemed q tLe Interest el thr service
shoud hoa the srtres csn he fnn e sd Ne
addressed r1,t Bng u. NlNfON Assistant Quarerma'er'
Genefa. |. y. A.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

MORA ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE.
IVA Ar rHE FRENCH THEATRE.
(FOuttrsnthst near Sixth.aveD
ia rBAIArA.

MORA ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE.
IVA Ar fHE FRENCH THEATRE.
(FOuttrsnihst., SiHth-zvel
ia TRAYGATA.
With new Cad
will be prr-ine-l on MONDAY kvBNIHG, PRB. q,
ani-r he Immediate supervision of ileneW Impressauo
SlGN0k ANTONIO L. MORA.
A'e Of bis eud and kOw csus
L. No hss consented w SEASONS of Italian Opera
10 tb i,erch to consist Of TWELVE NIGHTS and FOUR
Of sfs,ss operste ate. Introducing
the Ycrk pnbbc the French Theatre in FOsseSthst
The ofths metropolis mar sgDor
has eudea 'ore and Naogs labor bin before them constant
As sP neSa re has s pleasure Of snasuneiag that .a
engagement been effected with
SIGNoRA GIUDIrrA MTrSRf
Primo SoPt'1S Ass"n rom the ses. lsaAsa open N sy
her oeSf the most accomplished artists the operate
Among Of the troupe whose abilities The Judgment
sIGNoRA ADKLAIDE PubMfS
The iav9ile Co9!r,e Coat &
Primo ren A'oilo from The gsnd epeo hda Psrs and M"i
SGNOR FoRTUNA
lite Df ie BstSnsn Concert Troupe.
sIGNOR l.. MlLLERl
Gshi,,o AS,oaiO from tue italian Opera Ma ~ Petessbog
SlGSOR NICOLA BARILI,
H well knonu 10 all Nes iecs Opera gosrs
The srsson vii be in'"sarslSsj o.. ~, a
With yerT sayOtie Open Of
Siguora Alter sustaining r un,upsssng Of yO in which she
already created cha .ggV IN lho bdrepeH caps AAl IN V nc
Jsneo ..,. ,,-.,-
SGS0R FORTUNA late othe Bs,eman Concert Troupe
Vii p The role OF teIont unqualified the
cer, STAGE Is evidence It's rendition viii be s that caa be
hs ore.tr, will be conducted b Sguos AaioGo person
The has careiy drilled by the mpTessSro aud vi"
doubtless prove satisfactory 80 ., ,, -, 49,.
Parluet rceniun Boxes, go Bote" isom 80 80
Tket Bees Scmes and 81 !! o. Seymour Cos Nos
II ofPine Sar Of Season Tickets commences
@ "Wednesday.
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fine ARTS.

TIIE remaining PICTURES of S. p. AVERY
will be THIS ByFNING Of the valuable viii be
offered, including GIGNOCXS Niagara"Winter; SUYDAMs
Manchester Beach" HONBRS Home Home' McBNTBBs
Winter" JUTSUMS English Landscape" IIUBHRRS
Co,st Scene With Figures" HENNEsSYS Sea Dreams" W.
HARTS Ro2ns Creek" T. RICHARDsS Dir Peak" HAsBL
TINES "Coast Mount Desert" GAYS The Sisters" WHIT
TREDGBS Interior sni Cmpsgna and other works by kenset
Coman HAS Wyhn nness Lang Dana j. g. Browne Shatiaek
StAeg Peee Ao win positively sold pay advances
celebrated painting by A. y. DURAND,
LAKE SCBNB-SUNSBT."
and the wellknoun picture b. CROPSBY,
'STOKE POGTS CHURCH"
DARLBYS rr drawing Of Irving and bis Friends" from which
Baoss engayns made; also drawings BY David CAee
Dursnd Lenttr. I0urhtDn Cropsey &c.
At "A THIS EVENING BY
II IL. LEEDS MINER No. si7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

STEINWAY HAhh; LAd1:;o,r E.,
LAST FOUR foHa wkDsEsD% N PopoEGR CoScERrs
M ll,rri'oh has much pleasure N announcing tn" "sDNtS
AWAILACg NIGHT
works Of this well Aaovn s a" 'hs Pap' lea
tare OF the programme. , o,,,,,
Mir CARL ROSA
NJ NJ RI Tils6. S q2HSSa THOMAS
'a 1n 1s ss asTas "a. % s aS % 1s' s s w Tcst
lace opportunity OF bearing many o h' P'nep pieces 10 Tue oe'
P'''O' '''''''S' TICKETS oYg DOLLAR
Fsf sale At sssI sciS.r ol B,,y Pond Cos
Ii at the BR0OE1iN ACADEMY 0t MUsl0 -
NEw-YORK THEATER.
sEoSsD %2BK c Il. is Spssa. Eo%n
BIRD or PARADISE.
with 4. BEAUTIFUL MUslCf
DELIGHTFUL DASClNGi!
woSDBaguI TRlNsPoRNArIoys.ln
nSD SaTVSPfiii 81 FiiRi6sEsMSTiSfE siS & = 4 SiiSsf
BROADWAY IHE4AtTIER., EAT ,,,a Admission, i 50 cts
A. foUHi" 'D' NO WoRRELL SISTERS '"' O-'
THIS EyRNING,aod siTURpAY MATINEE,
rHk kLSD6iS Su6a Tux H1Spio woNbsRFGG G sCasr.
.crspkasILA
"'"'"s 81 'n" A rnRPEGr FESTIVAL oT FUN.
Seats NAY be secured sir days In advance.
HART. TEMPLE OF MYSTERY, No. 800
ii BRODwAY. THIS EyENING~i s. SATURDAY ss.
M HARTZ, TIE ILLust0Nisf
SsF sfT srGcfss ,ifs sPis
and ths most MYSTERIOUS Wonder OF Motsrn times
PROTEUSi PR0TBCSil PkOrkUS! !lt d,
'rHB BaSKkT trick" snd FLOATING HEAp 70
ths musas, enthusiasm will be eoRtaei Tickets & hee'en
Ss.s 81 los sale Al ihs Hall till Doors opsn11t
'~' " NATINRk DOORS OPkN Al IT,
The Chickerlng Is used at these sesneeI
'rI,HEATRE FRANCAlS-Coinedie.
II D
cRoUR REMMR yEUT, ConrihE
IOlNS Br NANNErTk Nsnde'ls
s,t,rs,t next-fR PACfR FAMINE,
= Great Historical Drama
Tcks, oaes No 8Ta Broadway, at Dhaonsulcs
EIRE DEPARTMENT BALL.-The SSth An.
nn.l Raj AZ the Volunteer trs Department VIII take place
A.. A.a~ 81 Music Of Poaseu.hst and Irving place On
TuRsDA9 kyRNIN1, Feb Ok B6is Tickets h5 each e1mtnP
snh extra lsrs ucses %, 10 DO pcared
80 n he emos OF sny nsnber Of tbs tOmmittes
IN, will be sypd 70 The relief ns WIDOWS
.oi sns o oar iscsst whe ooby saenbeed e @'@
40 s.,gs 10 ooect property of their fellow enicn
q GoDBRkY duSfHsk, President No Ss broadway
fYbE bE.Msssssf Mssfs1F FF;;,sStst ss ~ M MaS.
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AmnsemeMts.
SHYLOCK.

being the third OF tho .,r
BOOTH GRAND RByIvALSi
which the found such cwng the
res Of Hamlet and Rheeo By Mr. Booth ~bl be continued y
bpng spendor Of production With historical correctness and BY
strictly pictorial arrangement Of the ordinary ssge resources end BY the
fidelity appropriateness and superior exccutonof na et
Illusion carry spirit Of the play Into the most minnie de-
tails d thus advance the drama branch OF literature and art hvy
been made the we'll types character TIE
best fitted SstaD tbem and with tits view addition to The
regular company. engagements have been made with
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

WI PANY-Ooneuong Monday December 2 lts Leave New.
foot Of Barclay tnneCus with Lehg VALLEY Railroad Az
bsnches 6si5 m. Express tram Mai trlin tp ~
pess train Accommodation leaves at 2D Hacsetts
town Mail leaves $3.50 horrstoyn Express In ad'
don above II taBs DAY run 10 heNAk I'VE 10 Mouth orange
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

WALLAcK''.
Proprietor and ManAser..........nrL Mr. LEsTER W ALLACx
'R Mr. 'r}p y W. WALLACE
THIS EVENING PRB s. 1857
when vi" De pr I':fsi sSfs 's, ssw iFIs5 Fes preparation
written and adapted e'yr yrSRRs 81 fR sSRS6 20" the French
entitled
DANGEROUS GAsig
b.n Th. Sa anS correct es sne sy new S %sr
hergood aud g. Evans The costumes BY Mess u Fsnne ssd
James Tmoaz The novel mechanical effects BY Mr Henry Butler
A spLEEGp CAST: .u,u -, NOM
rRSS RSS H6SsoS N TAtASH M dsSk NJ Hhsp 52 s
Mr. WILLIAMSON NJ LEONARD Mr. T OR GRAHAM IA A. MT
R9P @ CLARA M JENSEG sS6T & M %mSSF aSRT NIB sAE b A
FEowSd HS iBs BkSSAT VILLAGE LAUNDRY
DRAWING ROOM IN THE cf BSsSSs CHATEAU OPENING ON
TERRACE, WITH VIEW OF PARK
| BLUE ROOM IN THE TOWER OF THE CHATEAU.
pRAwryoRooM AND BoGDoR oISf IN THE BARoSs CHATEAU
Door open at u; Performances commence at 9 O'clock
OLYMPIC THEATER.. :, .-,,, .,.,ovo
GESsD GEhHS SE FS SEASON OF
% E @ GIP & : RsS % SSS: o fa aa5
''oe audiences TaS Saf ;ITf efasady, EVENING Feb
oniy representation Of GOunOds Grand Opera in acts,
yaSsT. ysSsT FAUST FAUST raTsT FAUST
.ERMAE SssrE % SRSEs ,Ss Of s gEES&ih
Al'0' 'n M%s JoR1SssgS, &c. Gt, n the cast
The oD b Tos nG oGSfs Gs1sD oscEs 5S5E
MtsRs sasf ESTS 2 %
without charge for Eeservng In advance
admission. siEoas sItTs charge rrseTIag aaT.sss
NIBLOs GARDEN. u
l. .sss ~ Il.
ran ssrABLsaNESr T. HNR.Lp.
TUESDAY BYESlNG Feb 5,
ONE HUNDRED AND P0ltTY-SIHTH PERFORMANCE
BLACK CROOK
uith jarrett Pslnrfs celebrated
PARiSESNk BALLET TROUPE,
GORGEOUS TRANSPORTATION SCBHg.
On this OCCASION viii b. presented
NEW DANCES,
NKw COSTUMES.
HEw MCSrC te &c
TWENrY-FRrH GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY, FhB. q, 1851, AT O'CLOCK
ADMISSION TO MATlHEB
P,rinss lnt Dress Circle
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AlarbIr Alnntels
Nlnl,ma

MN. RNHRDEILN Sons. M. t9l Tnifor-qt.
- -SfsAA 1vS sSAixks sa4 LASKL E.nUs4crea.
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msooins CARDS. Sc.

At WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No; f@ Ful-
~ tonst-wEDDING CARDS aud FINE Si"i'o'"N' NN'''
i,hed 1851
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

COMMENCING DEC. To- 1866
Pi,ssas SssYork Twenysevsuhst aud Fourth
Ebtrancoton TwentF-seyenihst
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

CORPORATION NOTICE-Publc Notice is
~ hereby given the owners, occupant g o an
and lots improved or nninpToe lands
completed and are lodged the once OF
m. Bo,s examination BY M persons interested wa
F-Po regulating setting aud rescttng curb and gutesIon snd
asggg and renaggng VIthseei from lh 70 rum syehae
A., emil, street between Eg glthayenne and BroaiNsy 49,
Thror setting and gutter stones aud tagging ft~euus
from Sirty first to Srty-suhsrees ,,. -, .....
Pourth-Fo building receiving bssin ahd euet oh
Of Second avenue and Eleventh street -.
The limits Assessment Include AL tne ers ho"e'
and ground vacsa lots pieces nd parcels OF snd
E-Bob ds. of nj street from Third TO flihaVehus
aeeouoh sides OF Forty seventh street. nom EghhaVenns 70
T5iBoth sides Of from sittas'reet TO Sixty
street =, v,....,A -.
bsSse Second Anil Third also east side Of fhdaroaue from
Tenth 10 EleveHth-street a., 4. ..... ,.....
All persons whose interest, affected b The soehsmeo Asse
snts and .ho opposed toh ~ oI ~ y, sr
osn No !, ,teet basement New coultHouse wisn thirty
dsy fiom the date Of this R9tee o,vryv
}oss jSSsrF D c2Afs GAfsfhL ELL Board of Assessors
ISAAC d. HUNT > -
once Board Of A,sors sSew Court House. Jan. ~ 1901
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05

rangeu ents 16,Leaye James Slip, 6eS York at a
n mil train CreeIpou and way sheusi M for byoi
saons Yaphsnk express train land 10 her
head on Saurlsy ony p ~ ior syossst aud aonsi 3p
F,llging "a Way stations
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Ocean Cleaners.

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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Il THROUGH LINK
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS.
AND CARRYING THE Y. = hAILS
THROUGH IN TWENTf-TWO Dhi .
STEAMSHIPS TaE CoSNfC1iNs ON TIVE i"o''''
ArtlNric. TBE
APTZONA COLORADO
HENRY CHAUNCBY CONSTITUTION
IAN OIERN SACRAMENTO,
NORTHERN LIGHT GVLpbs hIb ,
COSTA RIGA, MONihNh scy ~ ,,y,
ON. Of the above large splendid Steamship. will LBVE PlkR
Ne 4l NORTH RIVER foot Of Canast at u o'clock noon on e s
t every month texoept when those dls i on
and then preceding Saturday, for ASPlNWAL connecting Wa
Of the Compnnys Steamships from Panama
for SAN FRANCISCO, touching at ACAPULCO .
Panama With steamers Tor
--"u PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERICAN POkls.
sOl - - lst touch at MANZANILI0.
nose % QUARTER from steamers rates allowed 70 S secSn
discount Of oNh WITH families Also an allowance Of ONE
ogHRTER on t6rdus6 Tse Y eerg men saa 'nu i'' % V
teachers. 81
one Hundred Pounds baggage .NeNsd e1ch adnlt Baggags
male projectors Baggage Ne dock the dag before sailing
@ railroads paSSeigers Vo prefer to send down early
An experienced surgeon board Mcdicqe ana aendanoeree
Passage further information, apply a. the "npanys
~ ~ II. BABY, Agent
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Galea hn 2nfii0fl.
ri TEFnS g. MINER.

eu .,n ~ MI % be disposed Of the entire stock Of Worts Oh
=, p Avert embracing many 6ne Panag ann
lS ~ Xnscan Artists The Exhibition win be open o. ~
a., H. m unl Monay Feb and three evenings preylo W
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
5nrMllure

A HANDSOME and complete Sci of Sitting
IN Bedhoom FURNITURE ior SALE. cheap
AiaTe.s = J.. y. Box No 4,.23 y y Post-oBcr
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
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Ssfrs ard ornamental 81 w. = lAERiNGloNs 40 OS
Caas. A. Oppo-le ossteT. Ey.ablshed oi3
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ANOTHER PHoyERB OF OUR WIS

ANOTHER PKovERB OF OUR WISE
GRAND MASTER, KING SOLOMON
ssThere is that scattcreth, and yet
increaseth. Here is an obscure
enigma. To scatter generally means
to waste, and hence to destroy. H'w
seemingly inconsistent, then. that
to waste is to accumulate. But it
is true as King Solomon meant it
that Masons and Lodges may cast
their bread upon the waters and
after many days find it-that which
is given with the liberal hand Of
charity will again be returned-it may
be in different form, still Of equal
or superior value. AS the mite of
corn from the granary is scattered
in an open field. and even dies, yet
in the end secures the full car or
abundant crop, to be retired a hun
dred fold to the same granery, SO
also even with greater certainty
that which is scattered with q benev-
olcnt heart or liberal hand, and
with a generous Masonic motive,
will, in due time, even by the great
Architect who seeth in secret and
will reward openly, be returned in
good measure, pressed down, nay,
running over, abundant satisfaction
and harvest of Joy.
The Lodges that abide the anti
Masonic storm, and are permanent
in their prosperity, are those that
have given most literally to every
benevolent Masonic enterprise-te
the widow, the orphan, the stranger
and the fatherless.
Thus is verified that "there il
that scattereth and increaseth,
and ssthere is that withholdeth more
than is meet, but tendeth to power
ty." National Freemason.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-08-09
THINGS FRI NJ THE CRAFT


The ElnbICNlS Of Inc SErtH II
bh kob' MoRk's' H. IT, ~
Who wcors the corABE uron his breast
Docs in tho face Of God attest
Ava j., +bn f,co ~ man
That all his actions will comparr.
With the divine, the nmcrr'nE >9'Akf'
That squares great \ntuc pam
And he efects MS cN'ncc
BY this design, and this, and tins.
Who wo,rs tho Iryp,s,vs tb,t nridr
n -" ,,at n.;.h;,, L;s s'n,I ,l;In
a., ' c,o,;sh ra ,,it
~, oi '"o' i w.. ,,, a,,r
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Masonic Teaching.

The opinion very generally pre-
walls that the Masonic is only be-
nevolent society. This is an error.
and one that does great injustice to
Masonry by ignoring one Of the NEST
prominent and fundamental purpose 5
of the institution. The Masonic IS
a benevolent institution, but the OK
crcise Of bcncyolence is not its only
work. 70 feed the hungry, clothe
the naked, and care for the widow
and orphan, does not fill the whole
office Of Masonry for the good of So
ciety.
It is system for intellectual and
moral culture, as well as one of
practical tcnevoloncc. 1t aims at
the development Of the intellect and
conscience, as we'll as the heart and
affections. Its machinery is adapt
cd to the education of the mind, as
to the operations of practical bcnev-
olence.
No man can take the degrees, and
comprehend the meaning of the SYM
bols of Masonry, without receiving
into his mind, grand, sublime, and
inspiring truths, that will quicken
bis thoughts and kindle his soul into
a blaze. But to understand the de-
crees. aud understand the symbols
of Masonry demands intellectual
effort. Study and application is
necessary. 1t thus becomes means
of mental discipline and intellectual
training, which cannot but result in
the development ofman's whole ma
ture. The reason that greater
number Of Masons are not thus I'M
proved intellectually, morally, and
spiritually, is that so few ever make
the necessary effort to acquire a
knowledge of our high, and holy
mysteries. Too many Masons are
satisfied with low attachments in
Masonry, and never attempt to pass
beyond the outer sanctuary Of the
great temple. There is no part of
our ceremonials, that does not have
hidden meaning, and contains in
itself the germ Of a great truth, as
the acorn contains the germ from
which is developed the mighty oak.
But to gain a knowledge Of this
truth. to feel it's force, and see its
beauty, demands effort, and requires
application.
No Mason should be satisfied with
looking on the beauty of the outside
Of our temple. We should all be
anxious tc explore, it's interior re-
cesscs. The spirit of man demands
more for it's satisfaction than the
husk and hull Of masonry, or any
system. We must possess ourselves
Of its spirit and life. Unless We do
this, we cannot be fired by its inspi-
ration or transformed by its power.
Square & Compass.
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BEAT THEM ALL
as a Mower last year at the
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At this trial the BUCKEYE
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This trial was never sur
passed in importance by any
trial ever held on this Cont
ncnt.
There were no less than SO
entries of Reapers and Now
ers, and the trial continued
during a period of three weeks
during which time the variety
and severity of the tests to
which each Machine was put,
where all that Mechanical in
genuity could suggest, while
the principles which entered
into the construction and
working ofeach Machine were
closely examined with the
most rigid scrutiny, by the
judges, who were selected by
the State Board of Agricultur
with reference to their fitness
for so important a task.
kza@For any information respecting
BUCKEYE Mowers and Reapers, CASES
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ing Machine, SKINNER'S Gang Plow,
HAWKINS Horse Hay Rake, BUCKEYE
sulky Corn rlu~, Sugar Mills &c, Adj
[ dress lis at DEBORAH or Calmar, Iowa.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-08-09

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
Nv Helmbold's Extract BUCHU.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-09-14

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon
for the County Of Linn.
Della J. Farquer, Pt.6; cs. John FarqtIer,
Def't:'
SUIT in Equity for Dirorce.
To the above named John Farquer, Def't:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OREGON
You are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint of the above named plaintiff, now
on file against you, in the above entitled cause,
with the Clerk of said Court, within ten days after
the date of service hereof upon you--if served in
said Linn county butfscrved in any other county In
the State of Oregon, then within twenty days OF
the date of service hereof upon you.
And you are further notified that if you fail to
answer as above required, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to said Court for the relief de-
manded in said complaint, and will take judg-
ment and decree of said Court dissolving the mar
riage contract existing between you and the said
plaintiff, together with costs, disbursements and
stamp duty of this suit.
BY order of Hon. r. p. Boise. Judge of said
Court. CRAN0R d HELM,
June IL, 1867. Att'ys for Ppf.
Internal Rev. Stamp, SOC, cancelled.
| do certify the above and foregoing to be 9
true copy of the original Summons as prepared by
me and now on file with the Clerk of said Circuit
iCourt for Linn county, Oregon. @
Gro. h. HELM,
u2n45m5 One Of Pi'R's Att5s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-09-14

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of Ore
gon, County Of Linn.
SUIT IN EQUITY FOR DIVORCE.
Ma A. Fish, plaintiff VS.. John Fish, defend
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-09-14
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