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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-03
AN ENRAGED RADICAL.

D. o. MCCARTHY, editors0f the San Francis
60 Flag, and Radical candidate for State Prin-
ter in California, thus comes back on his enc
mics within his own party, who now repudlate
his nomination. and the Radical State ticket
generally. He pays his respects to the Sacra-
mento Union as follows:
That journal has always been sail-trimmer, a
time -seryer and money huckster. IT never goes
in advance of public opinion but stops at the last
tell gate and takes the .coppers as others advance
more boldly and manfully. At the outbreak OF the
war it was q hestator 1t didn't become sangulnary
until the heavy cannon were pulsing the distant
air. Then it grew boodthirsty to an unprecedented
degree of erocty Aourished its battle and pealed
the war-cry in perspective like pinned and painted
roquois and all the time kept thrifty taking in the
ninepences Entering into villalnous compact with
the San Francisco Bulletin and ALd it aided to- keep
the National currency out of circulation, lied to and
deceived trusting people, speculated in greenbacks
and swelled its abdomen at the expense OF the State
vitality While it's hired journalists are descantng
on patriotism and intoxicating moral ethics, some OF
its proprietors are huckstering gold and treasury
notes at brokers'. stall, calculating the probable
value of three and pair OF tens, or looking with
blood-shot eyes for the uncertain revelations OF the
faro-box.
He characterizestfe San Fracisc0. Bulletin
as common slanderer, a foul and malignant
falsifier, seven times convicted as such by a
Jury of citizens in the criminal courts" and
calls it's editor, G. K. Fitch, the bafled Treas
ury vermin."
He says the g Morning Call is too indiscov-
erabIy Insignificant, and utterly contemplate
to be more than mentioned in this connection,
as an unavoidable formality."
And charges the Alta with having been'
secession sheet in 1861, with having offered to
sell out to Mcclellan. in, 1854, and, with now
being nothing more than an enormous para
site on the turgid shoulders of the Bulletin"
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07
GEyhee Mines.

PuyLIsHEas BuLLIOs IL have noticed
much said for the special benefit Of the IN :
ner, that is the manner Of developing mines,
by the papers during my stay in this locality.
The situation Of shoots, dumps, roads and
the.rNcavation OF ores, and Its sorting. We
kn,N IL is very essential to the mIner tg
ln.k,d calculations OH all such matters that
50 nearly Concerns HIM, before he works his
mine in'sucha shape that it almost becomes
ldinous to himself or ns employer. AS far
as mines have been worked III Uwyhee they
have been performed with Judgement and
accuracy generallyby the luremen. We end it
but little more dlilicuIt IN working Or dcvt lupl
ing mines III 'wyhee tnill'any uthel mining
SECTION; il cwtra prUvlued- with sufficient
medium to- satisfy us for our labor ,uitIl the
mines are once discussed - tslt they might
,leruy Their own disbursements As a MINER
my opinion Is. We know hut lutte yet. about
the extent vi the mineral wealth Of thus
country. There has beer but sevtn or eight
lodges in camp worked sufficient To lnrm
amy idea Of Their rich less. rn,' Pa rnin.
oliver Chord, Orc FlnU, Morning . r, AMI
Alison IN this camp, ami the Il SUI Star
aud Sherman in Flint DIST. Il ese have
proved to be continuous leads ami paying
proper ty: as for the DiIance Of our hedges.
they are liable prove tqu ,lly us rca as
the above, If once developed.
Flintunl Carson Distrtc slow many beau
uIul eronng eads,and ifuno Iey and Iaoor WAS
spent To 0pen them tn Won dadraw the at
.tentiou ol mollel men III other lands, TO the
productive mines Of 0wyhee. hat is the
secret Of succ ssul m mug sufficient cape
tai placed in the hands Of men Of business Ca
pacity, not such men as we have known sUule
Companies To have the misfortune to place
at the head of business, but men Vi never
firing Ell, rgy, who devote their mary hours,
that nj yht be spent in riding charging steeds
and INDUCING in other self h pleasures. to
the interest OF the company do nor W. h to
say much concerning business which dorSnet
directly interest NE. Every man that makes
this place his business home, is TO "a greater
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07

Thr following lines CONSTITUTED no. the
bull 'iN IJf the special bells.lit Vt Si,py:
We had string d news not,ycry lqpgrsso.
From the "SscfslDeuto Unisn," "a every o.,
may know;
Sent down by cherished Slick quits nuissnes
And before he writes again he'll find it out fear
hr. sileI's, remarks, were not to any one
alone,
But be seemed to be dissatisfied with al that lad
been done,
Since the first bold pioneer with his blankets on
bis back, - r.
Among Owyhee mountains Ii AIDE his adventurous
track.
lie gave us all blessing, i'm language very
And then hs took his text upon tho Sunday
lie thinks ii all farce, but SileS your are blind,
And feel little rsIed, but, that we'll never
it, mind.
Va intend to have our Sunday, school bright
- and blazing star.
Althosh they may get hard reports, in other lands
aiar;
We know parents here are poor, and their bills
scarcely meet
But we notice every Sunday their children clean
and neat.
They come 10 school each Sunday with faces
bright and cheerful,
And, Slick, taks-it all around, you lied most
fearful ! -
For all have done their best with efforts not in
vain,
To our sweet children horo, tho scriptures to
explain. = l. Vi
Our dear christian Slick. il your family is here,
WI will see that they cared for;. y Slick
never fear
But they tay you have no wife, and society's too
foul ~ 'ittt o.
From the way you gave ii to us, like the cat di |
the owl.
When you choos, a partner to share your woes
n and joys. , .t.
I think we'll have the Sunday school to fur
nish You with tOyss' % 5m go
And when next We have "a Christmas tree, you
shan.t be sighted 50,
But you shall have negro baby from Afrio's
sunny shore 49,
I think you like that rose, and if all in ouyhee,
Were Aries SONS and daughters, what happy
man you'd BIO, d, ~,
So If you think dear Silsr, you'd enjoy yourself
so much,
Wen give you dust and passports or any other
such.
And If you hold US to the bargain about the mig
= ger dull, sr+t
Wen sond it on to your sddrcss let that DO Bill
or Poll;
For Silez I; will hardly last to any other land,
Especially lsN'm Oryhee, snor capped noun
tsihs- Airies golden sAnu-
And now ,trclow traveller from oryhee to the
III, ;.src, ,
IN tell you what to do which may ysur feelings
when companies arc failing aad all are doing for
the best
With tie people Of Silver City you let the mat
;sr rest
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07

fofiVer'ClDy, l.hl .afeUTudiy sZoi yioVf.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment
Present Messrs. Catliu, Carter and Bdtler
Commissioners, and A. Il. Woodson, Clerk.
The official bond Of f. NJ. Denney. NJ. d.,
as County Physician, in the penalg sum Of
$1,000, was approved. i }ih .,t.,-
The resignation of Lewis F.. Alpey as
County Coroner accepted.
The official bond of A. G. Springer as
Sheriff in the penal sum of 100000 was ac-
cepted and approved. t.
The, official bond Of w. Is. Scott M Con-
stable in fhe' 'suti of.REUOO was accepted
aud approved I, 9ogr ~,rp:
The otIicialbona Of A. J. Sinclair as Con-
stable initle penal sum ofSlOOO was accept.
ed and approved. fsla.
The following was the result Of, vote
taken by the Board asto whether the bonds
of A. G. Springer as'iait Collector Of Owy-
hee Coupty, |. T.. fnth,s PENAL sum OF SUD-
OnO I've accepted 'Aye---T. J. Butlers nays
Seth .Natjln, Geo. Carr &c. !. ri. IN,
Adjourned till TO morrow mt 10 ASN,,,.
March board net pursuant to adjourn
mcnt, .,, III;
The lease Of LII: pfickershati for the
building forthe County Recorder and Clerks
Office, was approved " &", q
ne IN. ~ t,o .I@ nrpGff lwvbsn Cmmiv
~ ''a 10, ~ MI, XII z ,rtnr nnv
t1R,,,I,r yTba hnnJ II. NJ a. Iytle h the
~ i'nsns., s,nn lhan3nl ALTAR w0stbpr4
"r ,Put Vi 'i'i,' IT. ~ ~
i9'n rlIina nj hdsast,,Iy Graenvell ma
vi ~ 9,i iSa,.,. amJ I,a; ,,,r in the ncnal
COMFY t ...a,n" aad Em,r III ausnnd dullars r.
sums y S"el'e a"u - MA rnllo,v,ny
spec,Vp's annro~i.5 in tbr aims thereto
oonnSsmef' Vp,o''N1 ~ ~, :" e15nno
a. II. Wrhn' Oun.y ret'su'y Go
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07

I.UfriHss eatsat iHleresteshin tlhm,lsuncunient
VI 4 e camp. 4, have said before. there
has been much said about the working of
mines, aud but very little about this. mis
management III mliis. 1T matters MI whcth-
ir You sent rich VI inferior ore to The rpiluc-
ilon w,nks, the returns are ABOUT the slime.
hlngs, think are about to undergo q cat
change. II Eastern companies had all such
men as j. .. Lewis ut the wheel Vi business
They could realize salts actory results from
Their great investments he is a man OF ge-
mus and linn in opinion--his process of cor
cenlrat'ng SHIFTS Is u success--pruperly stat
Ing, he is the right man III the right place.
As We search The records Of the most dis
tingulshei biologists, by their lheory,we find
why gold. TIM anliInony, arsenic aud many
other metals cannot be found far of
from granite country and must be in or near
sIlci0us rock, no matter what its are aud his
tory may be. We find that gold and silver
is necessarily subjected to the same la Of
affinity t. the above matter that gold or sill
Yer is to quartz. Therefore, ii an amalga-
mator has not correct knowledge of what
ore contains, he cannot work it prfitably. 1t
requires different MEANS to work different
rock; until we have more of these men
among u.s. We will find it very difficult to re-
alize any such results as our rich fields of
gold and silver are able to produce if proper
~ treated by men of skill.'
Respectfully yours, 40 .u 1
,.., y,i, SKIMERHonS.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07
Constitutional Amendment
HEJECTED!!
wINNEMUCCA DECLARES
"A GENERAL AMNESTY,
NEW MINES DISCOVERED ON JORDAN
~, s1kEETiii -
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT

JEEnr SCHoEsFELD's Store,
Where cheaper goods are sold
Than, was,eyer sold before; iN
Consisting sffivaristies too numsrons to name,
Call ar'l .ssErry and you will ~ The same
~. 9ttf . ~ aU-
Thersso wiz iild Historic, Z.
0fevery rhle,hnd nation, -
Dating FROM the present tims
Back to tug beginning Of crsatisn;
Novels from every author,
Paper of every kind
Gold and Steel pens and pencils, 1.l1,i.i ~.
AT Jerry's Store you will find, ara ti-...ty.
! Pistols, Guns and Bowie Knives,
If to war you want to 60, s,.. 80. NJ TO.
Can be found at Jerrys, t'...,.
The cheapest place usiknow.
Gold and Silver Watches, DEB .sr
And Jswvlry Of brilliant sheen, ~ ~,
In magnificent profnsion, can y
At Jerrys Store be seen. i'i
Besides Cigars and Tobacco, -
For all lovers Of the weed, o. -
Which in excellence of Quality, i"ii-isl I'd %
Old Virginia can't exceed. iNll' - - rs
The most beautiful framed pictures 1880.
For the Parlorior Saloon,
Can be purchased very cheaply 4''
By applying very soon. 49,, ~ .,lll.
Pipes and patent Medicines, -'I : -.
Are always kept on hand;
And periumery Of sweetest fragrsnes, ! ,paH'
vi any in the land. ..+- ...
Table and pocket cutlery. A"N'
And variety of toys ''f ,a>. a. -.
Imported here expressly, ,,uf U.... "a.
For the little Girls and Boys. 81
In short, you eau get anything,
Big, little, coarse or fine,
And Jerry will sell cheaper su lGf
Than any in his line. ty.
Now we advise you fellow citizens,
When you shopping 20, 4.l.
Don't forget to call at Jerry SchoenfsId,s
On Jordan Street below y,..i 'rl,
Jan. II 1867, loft.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07

sY-rhe ball nj the Concert Hall Tues
day night was quitea success. Seven sctts
were upon the foor the most Of the night.
A splendid supper was prepared and served
in handsome style. Ever, body enjoyed
themselves bugey. Tn Muse WAS furnish
ed by the Owyhet Qadrille Band. The pro-
ceeds. we understand, il designed for the pur-
chase. al. INSTRUMENTS for the band. 1t was
cutie cre.litable alf.ir. On. wednesday the
hall was filled with an ovefjoyed crowd
The Owyhet band played many beautiful
tunes, while beer Disappeared beneath the
capacious vest Of many awei pleascd Silver
lie. Lunch was spread4and speeches made
by Judges Hays Stafford, and others. Gen
eral satisfaction and Joy prevailed.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07
HAYS AND RAYL,lessrs. Burnham

HAYS AND RAYALAlessrs. Burnham
aad jackson who have Had the contract for
running tunnel to the above ledge, have
"struck it big Mr.. Bunldm informs us
that. alta distance Of 4i0 feet from the outh
ofihe tunnel, well defined ledge, from two
and half to three feet wide, was struck,
containing ore as riclas acknowledgements
.Po6rnian' its world wide reputation as
thslis'a part fihe. great Poorman vein, the
question of the wealth, and permanancy of
this ledge is forever settled, Hurrah, for
Owyheel we have higher mountains more
snow, and richer quartz mines, thiin any
other camp in the world. ''~. - "'
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07
Flint District

The future prospects Of TIL, Furnishing
young district are 10 ming up brightly,
its mineral wealth Il not now questioned
by the most skepiical-all the doubts
aud fears that the "rock" would not pay,
h we vanished like aihin veil oimst before
the morniiig sun; simply, because the
t'st has been made, aud the permanency
ol Fhut District, AS u mining camp Of
great promise, is established beyond the
shadow Of doubt Greenwell 4 Car
ter's mill which has b EN- constructed aud
put in operation this winter, in such an
almost incredible short space of time, has
been running ou "lisipg Star" ore and
the results are ,emincntly satisfactory;
the spc'nI Class ore yielded over, 500
pr ton. We have beeu unable to CLEAN
all e.f- the facts concerning their "cean
up" III we have heard enough from
rchablc source, TO engehder a huukering
desire ia the very innermost recesses of
our Heart to possess few fleet in the
" Rising Start BUT, as there are nu-
mcrous other hedges in that section CON
tanning ipexhaustible quantities of the
anrferou' metal, all mbined, we. IN
dulge the hope that even We do not own
any feet, we will realize small dividend
indirectly, aud upon that We sleep con-
tented. We were furnished by friend
a synopsis Of the mill referred to, aud
its capacities. but unfortunately the notes
have been misplaced, and we are unable
to furnish the particulars CONCERNING this
important enterprise in, consequence
Great Credits due alessys Greenwell x
Co. for the perseverance, and energy
displayed in pushing forward this work
to successful completion, amid the in
clement weather which characterizes an
Owyhee winter; Blu; they had competent
and hardy craftsmen, and the result is
one Of the best mills in the Territory. has
been constructed and put in successful
operation, in defiance of the "winter
Winds To those valiant Flintites, who
have endured the hardships and. priva-
tions incident 10 an isolated pioneer,
camp, " it must be especially gratifying
10 know that they have not waited and
watched vain. for the "starQf promise
to arise That We may all be happy, Is
our concluding prayer.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07

HUNTING PARTY A party of our
citizens started nut IN a hunting excur-
ston last mond'y. They expect tn pitch
their tent somew lore 81 ,rlm valley
whlre they wall cnmnrnce, light u I
with the Iudians) with ih4 geese aud,
d ,cks We learn there i. an Alb Iudlnce
of thi, kind oi game ia tina regi m ani
feel C ii 'ept the hlutcr. will meet With
success. aud xii en- ugh al the innocent
fowls t. srcnr feathers t "a pillow -
aud Il f.w Indian scali.s I" show The
party, Mrs.rs len If, w" d'on, Louck*,
B.s.e,, Judell aad GILMAN, we're well
suppl ell with -four, aud had 1--WE gallon
key full ofagua riefa with which tnc' Ger
them 20 sye fowls, you'd better fly
high.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

I9- Preparations are being made to com
mence work work on the Woodstock ledge
and the ore, will be crushed at the Sohenbar
mill Il
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07

aarSome work is being done abont the
Silver Chord such as clearing away the
yard and slen4ihg the tack, Things begin
oioUk likewbrk will soon he resumed On
this great ledge, and We shall be glad TO re-
cord the day, 3. " ~ .--.AH-.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07

WHOSE FAULT Is ir,-Soma Of 'oar -l'
scribers in Ada County, who receive III If
papers at the Boise City Post-oOler. clH-
plain that they do moi get the Brl4loS with
any regularity. We can assure them that
the paper is m4ilel regularly To their Nd
dress, and since there Is no intermediate Of
Gees W. can conc, i've Of no just cause Of mis-
carriage. PUstma. tel ) have a, hard time ut
best, and we feel no disposition 10 complain.
but we ask them since our packages are very
mall, to'see that they arc INIT 0overlookfd.
We hope to hear OF no comp aims in This re-
gard in the future.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-03-07

sas- Butcher & L n,ir appears this week
in an enlarged "ad." They have stock OF
provisions and miners goods second to none
in this city,and will Il chcap--give them
u call.
+ l.ts,y N y---.--------7I-- ....r. ~,
lsy-The road over the Sierra Neyada's Il
blocked by snow, therefore we have halpe
mail from the West for several days. Il !,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-11
Order Of Publication.

TJUGH ]. FRY, on-resident of the State
IL of Kansas: Take notice, that Franklin
Fry commenced action against you. in the Dis
trict Court for d .niphan County. Kansas, on
the ID day of May, A. D. 1867. to recover
judgment against you for two hundred dollars,
and interest thereon from March Goth, A. d.
1866, on due-cill made, executed ami deliv.
cred by you to Franklin Fry. March 20lh, A..
D. 1866, for two hundred dollars; also, 10 re-
cover Judgment against you on an open &C.
count, for forty one dollars and sixty eight
cents. and interest thereon from February 5.h,
A. ID. le67, ana costs of suit. Also, that an
order of Attachment was issued against you /,
on the I'd day Of My, A. ID. 1867, and that
your property has been attached to satisfy said
claim, to wit: the north one-half of the south
east one fourth OF section Twelve, (l2) in town
ship thee, (3) Of range twenty one, (2D; also,
the south half of the northeast fourth of sec
ton twelve, l2) in township three, (3) of
range twenty one, t2l) in Doniph County,
Kansas; and that you are required to answer
said petition on or before the 4th day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1867.
FRANKLIN FRY.
By H. G. HAwKI>s, His Attorney.
Attest: FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
July 4, ls67-7w. Prs fee, Sl2.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-11
5pffial Notices.
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks BY a very simple re ne
dy, after having suffered for several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumptiou-is anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy OF
the presentation used, (free of charge.) with
the directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a SURE CURE for Cossunr-
rlos, ASTHMA, BsoscHrrIs. CoucHs. CoLD.,
and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only
object of the advertiser In sending the Pre-
ssedption il TO benefit the afflicted. and spread
isforn,ation which he conceives to be invalua-
hle; and be hopes every sufferer win try his
remedy. As it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescriP
ton, rarr. by return mail. will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
may 16. 67-iy.
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SIneriH,s Sale.

>
State of Kansas, ! &C
Doniphan Coun'y,}
In the District Court for Doniphan County,
State OF Kansas.
Thos. p. Booth,
alias Plaintiff.
Order of Sale,
VS..
Hugh D. Louthen etal., Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given. that will. on the
5th day Of August, A. d. 1867. between
the hours of ten (l0) o'clock. A. NJ, and four
t4) o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, at the Court
House door, in the city of Troy, Doniphan
County, State of Kansas. offer for sale. at pub
lie auction, for cash, the following described
real estate, to wit: The southeast quarter of
section numoer thirty-two, (32) in township
number three, (3) of range number nineteen.
n9) in Doniphan County, Kansas. Taken as
the property of Hugh d. Louthen ct al, and
offered for sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
to satisfy a certain judgment and costs, now Of
record, in the Di strict Court for Douiphan
County. IN the State of Kansas, in which
Thos. P. Booth is plaintiff, and Hugh ID. Lou
then ct al. are defendants.
Given under my hand, This 1st day Of July.
A. D. 1867. JOS. HAYTON,
Under aud Acting Sheriff Of Doniphan Co.
By Jos. F. HANSON. Deputy Shei
July 4, ls67-5w. Prs fee, Sl0.50.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-07-11
Order of Publication.

WILLIAM s. WRIGHT and Miloin E.
w Avery are hereby notified, that on the
26th dav of June. 1867, Henry C. Norman fled
in the Office of the District Clerk of the Sec
ond Judicial District, Doniphan County, State
of Kansas, his petition against you, setting
forth, that on the 4th dav of February, 1860,
The said William S. Wright executed to the
said Mloin E. Avery his promissory note for
$e4.75, due eight months after date, with in
terest after maturity, at the rate of ten per
cent. per ansum; and also the execution by
the said Wright to the said Avery of a deed
Of trust, (which is, in fact, q mortgage,) to Sc
cure said note. upon the northwest quarter of
the north east quarter of section 90, in town.
ship 3, range 20, in said County and State
aforesaid; that said note and mortgage were
thereupon assigned to said Henry c. Norman;
that said Wright has been absent from said
State since October, 1860; and praying that
judgment be rendered on said note against said
Wright. snd that said lands be sold, and the
proceeds arising on said sale be applied in sat-
isfaction of the Judgment SO to be rendered.
You are required tn answer said petition on
September 4th, 1867.
HENRY C. NORMAN, Plaintiff.
By ALBERT PERRY, His Attorney.
July 4, ls67-7w. Prs fee, $l2.
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Order. of Publica ton.

CUSAN DIMMITT, Virginia Bell Wilson
~ and William Wilson will take notice, that
a petition was filed against them. on the 2Sth
day of June, A. d. 1867, in the District Court
within and for the County Of Doniphan. State
of Kansas, by Martha Jane Wyatt. and is now
pending, wherein said Martha Jane Wyatt de-
mands partition Of the following real estate, to
wit: the south east quarter of section thirty,
1907 township two, ~ range twenty, f2o); and
that at the September term, A. d 1867, oil
said Court, the said Martha Jane Wyatt will
apply for an order that partition may be made
Of said premises. ..
Dated this 2Sih dny of June, A. d. 1867.
x. X. STOUT. ATTY for Plaintiff.
Attest: FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
July 4. le61-7w. Prs fee, So.