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Gen. faagruder Dashes Upon HAITI

BiLtHoRr, Jan, s,-Ths sxssbsl General
MAgEudsr arrived here to-day,
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Suffrage An the District.

The negro suffrage bill for the District of
Columbia is published officially in our col
umns this morning. M.
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From Boston.

BosroS, Jan. 9.-The first steamer Of the
American Steamship Company, which is in
tended to ply between this port and Liver
pool, was launched at Newburyport Novem.
Der Oath, and at meeting OF the directors
Of the company held here to-day they report
that the second steamer Of the line will prob
ably be launched on the 20th Of March next
In the Massachusetts, Senate this afternoon
resolutions were introduced and referred ID
the appropriate committee, expressive Of sym
patty with Senator Wilson In the loss Of his
son, and extolling the valuable and devoted
services rendered the country by the de
ceased. . .,,,a rs,...fr.. ,..,-'-g. 'rr .
Three liquor seizures were made to-day BY
the State constables, amounting to about
$500. r1,rI-I
At u Republican convention held at West
Lebanon this afternoon, the Hon. Jacob
Benton, OF Lancaster, was nominated fol
Congress ..''l 't. .''.
Bradford's painting, "sailors Crushed BY
Icebergs," has been sold to L. Lockwood, o.
New York, for 81, 200. ....'..r
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sPECIAL NoTIS5Es5. I

sS-Breschisisi cssarrhi serefui.f CAresis
Dprisrs i--wm. r. Priuss, riushiux. New Yorf, for
% ysars Proprs.or efths Hnnsan N,rssss, sfgs his
POSITIVE RRhBDIAhs for the sbevs Diseases. Tiuid
Extrasts from divers Medical Plants .'4
Kkpianatory Cirsu1Ars, one stamp. dsn.fus
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H0WEN HsoUs e. g, %,
" on the H". % HH..l HrNa
H.I = lfrsnar. r... EURoPKAn GfTLI,
No. lla P.nn.yir.nis Avsnus, sdjsiniss wilird's
9 jsiS.in ~ aw. OWN, Proprietor.
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gramme laid down in tho two Acts Of Congress.
1t is thus not merely the business of the poll
tician to consider this matter, and act upon it,
but it is equally the business of every mer-
chant, farmer, mechanic, laborer, in short, of
every citizen whose welfare and prosperity de-
pends upon the welfare of the whole body poll
tic, to enter upon it and use their influence, be
it little or much, toward this end.
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CHI A. r L ES TON.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE IT, 1867.

JOB WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office 50 as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
frienda srs 80.
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~ AL communications sntended for publication in
Mis journal must be addressed 10 Re Editor Of he
Daily Neans, No. 18 Hdyne-strea, Charleston, s. u
Business Communicable 20 Publisher OF Daily
Ne,os.
Wecannot undertake 10 rel"rn rejected con'asun'ca-
tions.
Advertisements outside ofe city must be acco.pa.
MED aoih the cash.
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TO TAX PAYERS,

yI1HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
for the Information of all persons concerned:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE Sup.
PLIES FOB THE YEAR 1867, AND FOB OTHER PURPOSES.
L Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen In City
oounc assembled That alltaIes payable under the Or
dnsnce to raise supplies for the year 1857 and for other
purposes be paid or before the 29h day Of juno ne
and fhat persons who shall make default OF payment of
their taxes on that day. shall pay II addition to the
amount of their taxes one and half per cent per
month until the 31st day Of July when, II not paid, an
amount of two peri cent per month upon the amount
OF taxes shall be pad and after the 31st day Of August
three per cent month on the amount OF taxes due
sha paid until payment Of the whole amount is made
mi That all persons who neglect fail to pay their
monthly taxes on before the fifteenth day OF each
month, shan respectively pay the amounts thereof
two per cent per month from such fifteenth day. until
payment is made.
Rstiaed in City Council this seventh day Of May, In
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siIty-seyen.
". H. SMITH. Clerk Of Council. smo May II
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PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION ]

TWILL SEND, POSTPAID, so PHOTOGRAPHS OF
the most celebrated Actors for so cents; 60 Actresses
ior so cents; 90 Union Generals for 30 cents 60 REBEL
Generals for so cents so Statesmen for 80 cents go beau
iful young Ladies' for so cents; so fne-looEng young
Gentlemen for so cents; large Photographic OF French
Dancing Girls In costume beautifully coored e1acuy as
ihey sppear for 80 cents or 80 cents Of the most
beautiful Ladies' of the Partisan Ballet Troupe, as they
appear In the play Of the Black Crook st Nblos darde
Sc Send ali orders to P. O. Box III, THNY.
May 10 W
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Deutfcber Sriip erlicbe 8utb

ben l9ten b. 80. af Nount gteajart fattFnbsu. 8as
Boat pirbbo Rarfets Sir. Dbarf nm uPr Ra&mittass
nb um iIbr abenbs BON gount 8!eaiant abfabren Die
gtsItebsr nb frennb4 erfu&tT& re&t 5a4lret& cinu'
ftnteu. Gintritt 81. Yafase as Geuts.
Oie COMMITTEE: z. Rende, 3. &asbeimer, .. Rhar.
June is J-.'i. -
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Am ORDINANCE


m pRarIArB THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, TTs Pro
DUcTs AND OTHER nFLANNABLE ous.
src l. Be Il ordaiaed by tAe Mayor dad Aldermen, IN
Ctv Cocl assembled That from and alter the 18th day
Of June next 1t shall not be lawful TO keep Petroleum.
Kerosene Rock OIL Benzine Benzoe, or any other In
amable oil oils storage for sale In any cellar
store or building south of Line street. In larger qusn
ity than fifty gallons any one lot premises and
any such quantity kept stored shall be contained Ia
vessels Of tin or other metal
SEC 4 That Petroleum, i products, any other IN.
fammabe oil or oils, when brought into the city by hnd
water, may be kept ON any lot or IN any buldin&
which cotton s not stored, for period not eIceednS
twenty four hours upon the expiration Of which time
shall be removed and kept In the manner a. required oy
the foregoing section. ~.
$40 s. Any person or persons violating any part q
this Ordinance sha be subject to fne Of two nnnoleo
dollars, for each offence recoverable IN any Cou o1
petent jurisdicton.
Rstned in City Council this twenty first day Of NAY IN
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hunoeo Ano
sixty-seven. u
~ d s,~,rz raar. of oonnoil June6
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" -
II f1hel tsrxe oouniy sine, fsp''0sicesn says sh9
county, recently found IN nus gafoen, oulleu apoq
taree inches nnder ground nfty-e'snt aoYefagnIs
resaesanting 4 yeluep paper olsoous $3.50. Ing
bear dates rom 1913 70 1889.
There are about " wv mies OF telegraph line
the world, carrying very nearly S'o,uo miles
wire. England returns Desseen one-n.tn ana ons
sfxfh o. sne Whole oi tne teieerspns Oh tne Woriq
ana - so aspssn % w1re' u y resween one'ni
sqd one iouftn. /
y hdre h.s BEEN discovered IN Panola County
Aiss., nseg, "1lasa oi very nne COAL in,s hi4
atusted gem m1ee south o. tna SoSn Oh fsnoif
and heeoal = SAD 70 De saasstt ri sne pess tst
burg and OF SUCH qpantataes as sope sufnoiens s
sugptys ~ ~ we u d eSnttn.e Y9t
Sask es.e =,
= $ y.-sso!s $3.50 49,. -.
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5 SsS SHp hsnfas aud haa obtslpsd AIstent tor It.
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msnd three dS;.afs.-fiour is iAlnns. Ans.ta1a
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the Csty of Charleston: i:

SECTION And be 1t further enacted. Thst Hsta ofs
ters remaining uncalled for in any Posoace in anTy
town or village where nevspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be published once only IN the newspaper
which, being published weekly oftener shall have the
largest circulation within range OF delivery Of the sad
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NOTICE.

n EFICE CLERK OF COUNCl-THE FOLLOWING
clause Of sestion OF an "Ordinsnoe to Rsise Sup
plies for the ye1r 1867" s published for the information
O! persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
not residents OF this CITY, All such persons are hereby
notified to report at this office.
Three dollars on every hundred dollars Of all goods
sold In this city by not realdents by sample OF
otherwise" w. d. SMITH,,
March Clerk OF Council
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LARGEST CrRoULAT1oN.-The DAHL,

LARGEST CrRoULATIoN.-The DA1It
NEWS publishes the Official List Of Let
ters remaining in the Postc6ice at The end
of each soeek, agreea6y to the .fo0otosng
section of the Ne,0 Posto6ice Lao, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in
the Gtv of Charleston:
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> i-'-ss NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARIIsToN, 8. c., May %, 1858. !
PARAGRAPH II. or ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
Il the Cleansing OF PItvies and Vsnis fornias sne
pying for license required to provide closed carts
suitable for the purpose An persons. therefore who
rinr ther carts 10 main guard house for inspection be
torc eSnnIvtng for lioense O. B. sIGWALD,
IN hSsy 5i Emo Captain Of Police.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

March !, 1861
Ii, TAyERN.KEEPERS, AND PERSONS RETAIL
n ING spirtuous liquors. within the city limits, who
have not executed their bonds and taken out the proper
cards to show that they have license to SELL Will be re-
ported as not complying with the law, after Monday 9th
inst -
Tbose who have cards are hereby notified to have tit
came placed In conspicuous place in the window Al
falling 10 observe this notice viii also be reported after
The aforementioned time. W. b. sMrfH,,
March Clerk Of Council
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FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.

A THERE WAS A DISAGREEMENT IN THE NO
n TICES given In the papers relative to the Last meet
ing for the purpose Of encouraging Foreign Immtgra
don notice Ia given that there win be another meetng
at Florence 8. c. June 22d and that the citizens Of Dar
Hngton and adjoining Districts invited to sttend.
June 10 t-.ls= tit' JOHN J. JAMES, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE
CHARLKsTon, 8. c., May T. 1857. !
TTyBR REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
e1 Ct inst Owners and occupants are hereby required
10 see that their premises In good condition and that
all filth and garbage is removed % required by Ordt
rance Other inspections will follow.
By order Of Mayor GAnLARD.
O. B. SIGWAID
Oiief OF Police.
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In READING Of the squabbles that have istely
been going on IN New orleann Mobile and other
Southern cities about negroes riding in the street
cars, says the New York Times, we may recall the
fact that 1t is but short time since We had the
same sort Of sqpnbbles about the same subject IN
this city. Until within very few years, black
folks we're not allowed the privilege of riding in
any Of our city railroad cars, and tho difficulty
about the matter was only finally settled through
means Of legal decision in their favor. such an
innovation was for o while bitterly opposed by
large numbers Of white people, and some even
threatened that they would not rids in cars polu-
ted by the presence Of the African. Now, how
ever, blacks as well as whites may travel on all the
city railroad nes and it is matter Of daily obser-
yation that large numbers Of; tho former avail
! themselyes of the privilege without giving any
offence to their Caucasian fallow-travellers. In
this respect We have been very thoroughly 're-
constructed" !'
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soHEms THE SAME FOB EACH MONTH.

APPRUXIMATIUN PHIIES: =.
, Approximation Prizes Of $500 each for the .Jsf
nine remaining units of the same ten OF the Ias.
No. drawing the $50, 900 p ize are. 100
ApproIimating Prizes OF $3.50 each for the
nine remaining units OF the sane ten OF the
No. drawing the $4,000 Prize are........ 1850
Approximation Prizes Of $500 each Sor the
nine remaining units Of the same ten Of the
No. drawing the $4,000 Prize are........ 1600
Approximation Prizes Of 800 each for the
nine remaining units OF the same ten OF tho
No. drawing che 81, 600 Prize are......... 900
IS Approximation Prizes OF 500 each for the
nine remaining units of the name ten OF the
Nos drawing the $4,000 Prizes are. 16oo
lal Prizes amounting to..............s to- ..sles, 900
whole Ticket So Halves 90; Quarters, s.; Eghths,
$L6Q g.ss.S
RA
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A YOUNG gentleman who signs himself -. W
F., Jr., is publishing series Of letters In the
Philadelphia Press, one Of which, from London
lately made its appearance in that journal
The epistle opens in this wise: Il came &c
this country greatly prejudiced against 1t and
everything English. I looked upon the Englsh
people as my enemies, and the enemies OF Ameri.
ca, and had but little desire to meet and talk with
them. am not now going of into Anglo.
maniac praises Of Great Britain and her Majestys
subjects, but it is simply just to say the cisens Of
England are not hall 30 bad as we would force our.
selves 10 think" What consolation it will be to
sthe citizens Of England, who wore looked upon
nv the writer OF the above as his particular and In
diyidual senemies," to know that they are for.
given, end that they are really not halt 30 bad" ss
the; were supposed to be by the Press correspon,
dentl After that amiable concession he should be
promptly invited to Buckingham Palace. z,..
.Tuv ENGLISH in India hsye had bit OF fright,
There was report that mutiny had broken out
among their native troops at heerut the very
place where the terrible Sepoy Mutiny began in
1857. There was considerable feeling displayed,
and no wonder, for it is but ten years since the
other affair occurred, and recollections OF that
might well disturb the nerves Of even the brayest
and most stout-hearted Of men. However 1t
proved to be false alar-so, at least, it is said,
though we remember that the '57 business was at
first pronounced to be not much Of blood
shower-and the intrusive race got off FOL" the
fright this time. Next time there may be some
thing more for their delectation; and that time
may not be very far off, as it is not an easy matter
to keep down 30 large and so various population
as that Of British India. The rebellion Of 81 was
but a military mutipy-the next one may bo a
revolution Of race.
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The lail4 News,
NEWS SUMMARY.

During the month Of May 81, 100 foreign immi-
grants arrived ut New York.
The surplus Of tho wheat harvest in Georgia, it
is estimated, win reach IL, ,OO0, 900 bushels
canary bird has been sold in Dansville, New
York, for SIS.
Nearly all the battle-aelds around Richmond are
now sown with grain.
The Russian Emperor is believed to spend about
100000 day in Paris.
The Massachusetts contribution to the Southern
Relief Fundis $4s,0s5
The Western Union Telegraph Company use
s fiseen million envelopes and forty million blanks
snnually.
Rev. SEBASTIAN SrREETER, the well known Uni
veesaiist preacher, died at somervile, Massachu-
set&s, on Sunday, I'd instant, aged "a years. -
Nearly all the japanese Commissioners who re-
GENTLY visited Washington sailed from New York on
: Tuesday, for California, en- route for Japan.
The total number Of pafdons issued BY the
Governors Of New York from 1776 to 1856 was
10,sS5. et
The death Of q very brilliant woman, and in her
early days q great belle in New York city, Mrs.
MKpoRA Ward, is announced from Paris
The billiard match for the championship Of
America took place between MoDKvrrT and D1oN,
at Montreal, on Monday night DION was the win
nef by appoints.
California now exports ten thousand tons Of cop
per per annum, which ia Eve times as large as the
produce Of the whole United States only ten years
ago. Is I zsoFSy, .! i= 4... ig,lr.srs !.
AN enofmous amount Of postal matter is now
trsnmitsed soross the ocean. Il is stated that on
three 5sesmes which lett New York last Saturday
the mail matter shipped to Europe amounted TO
.Els m packsgess iH -. = f.5s''5 ~ - ~, .@t
Rev. PErEB FEaRz1I, for many years assistant
psster II Sk. Taresa's Church, died in New York
oaTnesday,fn the Sad year Of his age. Deceased
pas one Of the most widely known Catholic priests
In New York, sA''
The largest room In the world, unbroken by
pillars or other distractions, is at St. Petersburg,
-IRnsia It e sfx hundred and ffty feet In length
a4t one hundred and fifty feet in breadth. BY
daylight 1t Is used for military displays.
The Southern. Relief Commission Of Storey
COUNT, Nevada, recentf forwarded $S194 30 in gold
70 be transmitted by talegrsph9 TO the New York
AeeQeiAtial. This makes $795l! !7tqconfributed by
!, Storey County, They say they win send more.
s SRhei Psrks county (Ind.) RepHbican Gays that
Mr. a. O. DAVIS, of Reserys township, in thst
county, recently found in his garden, buried about
SAfee inches under ground, fifty EIGHT sovereign,
Representing 4 yslue.ip paper ofsbout 1886. They
bear dates from 1919 to 1882.
There are about q, 600 miles Of telegraph line n
the world, carrying very nearly $50, 900 miles Of
wire. England returns between one-ffth and ons-
sixth Of the whole Of the tslegrsphs Of the world;
and O. TO lepsth Of wire, II is between one-thi1d
and dona-Sourth. 4.z,
Tiiare nas been discovered In Panola County,
Miss, laaaly; strata Of very fine coal. This mine
ajsskusted ten milee south Of tha.tosn Of PsnolA,
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- LAsLGA -, -.
Kenosha County Fair, 1867.
B HH GOO ga~8e
TIE A9R1A Mf eK County Agricultural Society will be
AA oAM Gtqgnds of the Society Bristol Station
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, Oct 9, TO- and H.
LIST OF PREMIUMS, JUDGES, RULES®ULATIONs
2 Fhd' Ahnhal Address win be delivered BY the

hnua ADDRESS VIII be delivered by the Hon Judge MILLER
of Rockford III. #fE'7 ~-N"'
The first day devoted to entries and
articles exhibition ~ Ni-"N5'"s
On the I'd day. the different committees examine the vaous
animals and articles exhibition
premiums ttHff 0 O4 'NO
All the stock premiums
spective places by O'Clock, at least I'd day ~
afternoon of the I'd
and four old Colts The first $40 I'd do
80. The first premium for years old, $25; do $l5
The Ladies' equestrian trial will
but they requested the ground horses on the
afternoon of the second day Such be
vded with places Of entertainment. r.
The trial of speed Of horses will
daey after the ladies equestrian trial best
$50, I'd best $40 .H8E 10y ~FNf0
The Address will be delivered the third d. afer
which the awards of the announced
1t desirable that entries be
posbe such entries be made by Secretary
the Kenosha p o. the
will be allowed compete premium unless he has
previously paid to the Society dollar the
The Secretary and Treasurer will be their
early hour each day. -.
article entered premium removed without
permission of the suPentendents of the different departments until
the Secretary Report -'-'
No Intoxicating drink 1 be dnoDed
for the accommodation of all. 81. .S'NN'"S
The Counties of Racine, Walworth invited
for premiums equal with of Kenosha
E'NE"ELA" ID. CASS.
Secretary. Esros7ax
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Tn Probate---Kenosha County Court.

In the matter of the estate of Thomas g. Hargs, de-
ceased.
AN reading and filing the petition of Henry w.
" Hargis OF Kenosha in Kenosha county and state
of Wisconsin, aud taking due proof Of the same rep
resentng among other things, that Thomas g. Hargis
late OF Philadelphia Penn. in the month of July A..
D. 1868 died ntestate, leaving goods, chattes, and
estate within this county, and hat he the petitioner
is the father OF said deceased; aud pray ing that ad
minis tration be granted TO him. II s ordered that
said petition he heard before the Judge Of his cou+
on Friday the 23d day Of August, A. D. 1867, at 10
'cock A. NJ. at his Office in the city and county Of
KenOsha.
Asd is further ordered that notice shall be giVS
en- all persons Interested in said will, Of the time
and place Of said hearing by publication ofths orr
der in the Kenosha IeIegrdlh newspaper printed
in said county for three successive weeks once oh
week prior TO the time Of such hearing by the Court
ANTHONY VAN WICK
County Judge.
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How to Obtain Shares and En-
cravings.

Local Agents Wanted throughout the United
..a- States.
The association have appointed as receivers Mosr n
A. Cooke Co whose well known integritv and bnsi "
experience will be sufficient guarantee that the
pose stated ~ 'He pur-
7 PHLADEIPtirA, Pa. May 90. 1867.
To the officers and Of the Wdshfnatop Librnya, IN
n, 8. READ, Secretary. -
Gentlemen on receipt Of your Of the 18th inst
notiyjngus of appointments receivers for your %
took the liberty to submit copy your
plan of your enterprise. the highest egalauthortv
Of tie state and havingreceved his favorable opinion in
regard to its legality and synpatbzing with benev
olent object Of your association viz: education and
maintenance Of the orphan children -four soldiers and
sailors at the Riverside Institute, have concluded to
accept the trust and best Efforts promote
SO worthy an object. Respectfully, yours. &C.,
GEORGE A. COOKE. CO.
Adddress all letters and orders 10
GEORGE A. COOKE, Il Co., Bankers
b South Third street, Philadelphia Pa
Receivers Tor the Washington Library Co.
6. j. Bentley, Agent,
Main ST., Kenosha.
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Circuit Court County Of Kenosha,

The State OF Wisconsin, to Andrew V. P. Day and
John Patrick Callahan.
NOU are hereby summoned and required TO an
n swer the complaint Of John J. Lucas, which win
be filed in the Office of the clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Kenosha county, at his office in the city of Keno
sha of which copy is herewith served upon you and
TO copy of your at my sice in the
city and county OF Kenosha and state OF Wisconsin,
within twenty days after the service hereof exclu>
sive of the day OF such service and if you fail to
answer the complaint aforesaid, the said plaintiff
Will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated July 21st, A. d 1867. +. s. LOWELL,
6wo Of Kenosha, Wisconsin, PTGs Ats.