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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

II MORE o. THE SAME SoRr- While the Rad.
icals are Growing over their late triumph In
New Hampshire-in which they sustained d
material loss in the Legislative ticket. and {
loss Of several hundred on the vots for Cover.
nor, from the electios Of Inst ysar-they seem
to Be stubbornly oblivisus to their serios losss6
and defeats in other States and former Radical
stronghclds. Besides the heavy Democratic
gains ana material Democratic victories which
We published u our Last issue, We en- nov
nrntien the big gain since last year ofevsr go
yotssi n tho Portland (Aaincl munIopel slsc-
tion, and : complete Democratic victory the
hEst IL twelve years--in. Lancaster, PeuusyI.
saniG, which Il the home ofold Thad. Stevens
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25
SrUPENDoUs PKoJEcT.-A dispatch from
San Francisco. Of March 18th. says:

SruPESDous PgoJEcr.-A dispatch from
San Francisco. Of March 18th, says:
A company 10 organizing for the purpose Of
connecting Marin county with this city BY .
magnificent suspension bridge across the en-
trance 10 our harbor, from Lime Point to .
place just this side effort Point. The distance
across 10 one mile. IL IL calculated to build IN
immense oval cut-watcr pier in the centre,
which would be 800 feet across at the widest
point and raised I75 feet above the surface Of
the water. The span On either side reaching
20 the shore abutmcnts would be 1900 feet
long and I75 feet above the high water line,
aIording space below for tho largest ships to
pass. The body Of the bridge is 10 be Of iron
sustained on the suspension principle with wire
cables. Il ID proposed 70 construct double
railway across, and 70 have lighthouse on the
central pier, the base Of the bridge to be 100
feet wide on each Of the short abutments. The
company propose b erect a revolving monitor
tower for the free use Of the United States. at
the cost VI arming them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

OBSCENE PUBLIcATroNs.-The list Of pic
torials at the East, in Boston and New York,
devoted almost exclusively TO obscene and SEN
ssally fascinating illustrations, has become 90
formidable, that their suppression has been at
tempted But in this as in most other things
nowadays, the rich and influential are per-
mitted license which 10 prohibited to oil
others. The shoddy and Goldfish aristocracy
of Boston and New York can nightly gaze upon
the sensual spectacular "White Fawn," at
Niblo's. or enjoy the libidinous treat presented
at the Theatre Comique, in the " Can-can''
dance; but let a low playhouse manager ex-
hibit such thrillingly obscene spectacles upon
his stage. in either city, and police raid, the
closing Of his house, and the fine or inprison-
mcnt Of himself and his troupe surely follows
a. the penalty for " the outrage against dccen-
J ~ and good morals" So, likewise, 10 this
thing Of pictorials. John Stetson, unknown.
prints the Last Sensation. and somebody else
prints the Boston Police Gazette. They are
both actually obscene publications, but neither
Of them boasts itself to be " A Journal Of Civ
ilization," nor do their respective Publishers
profess to stand " high in the Church" The
rich and sanctimoiieus Harpers' also publish
= Wsskly, Of the pictorial style. in u large
fun page illustrators Of the lascivioGs dancing
tcenes in the notorious Dance Houses Of Paris
(at which the highly moral Mrs. Harriet Beech.
- ok~uxrn attended, hsva h~.r ,.s,has@a.A erx
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

RATHER SPEcUIATTvE.-Two icet Of the
Hale & Norcross (Nevada) quartz ledge sold
In San Francisco, March I'd, for $4,000 per
foot. The purchase was made to get control
of the stock in the election which eame of q
few days after for Directors to manage the
mine for the ensuing year. The election has
since transpired, and only one ticket was voted
for. There must have been some pretty keen
finessing performed among the bulls, for the
last sales Of that stock were made, March 18th,
in the San Francisco Stock Market, at $500
per foot.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

An, YEs.-A Washington Radical paper.
describing the scene at the War Office On the
day when Gen. Thomas demanded surrender
of the Department from Stanton, mentions the
following incident: .es ....... s. ~ 81,
Judge Fisher Of the District Supreme Court visited
the Department about ten O'Clock and WAS with Mr.
Stanton until axter IA
This Judge Fisher il the modern Jcffries
whom Stanton had to try the John H. Surratt
case. and who prosecuted tho accused more
vindictively than did the council for the Gov
ernmont, 10 wanted to hang surratt 70 graf
ify StaDton,ag e..a VI,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25
THE LAST MURDER ~ INDIANS.

V1AE LAST MVxAO111A = 4NOAAN -
No later ipteuiaeP - eached u in ref
erence to thS al IS George Jarvis. on the
Ouyheo rOdd, Is =, BY Indians. Il i
d|n,ilrr that ~ ugh measures are mol
IDpl 4 10 prevent IL kind Of devilish muir.
<<rs, md Ii cath and punish tho murderers'
baring the war, Mcneil, Paine, Burbridge,
and other Federal commanders, frequently
hung from four to ten innocent men. supposed
or known to sympathize with the South, in re-.
taliation for the aasumed or actual killing q
some one Federal soldier or loyal" citizen.
and tho whole loyal population upheld and up.
proved these retaliatory acts. II that appli.
cation Of the law Of retaliation was 30 praise
worthy in the case of white men, why not now
apply It to these murderous savages who have
always made travel on the Owyhee road 30
hazardous, and who have committed 20 many
diabolical butcheries upon unof.
lending trayelsrsi Let the red devils be
taught, By the stern practice Of summary exc
cation Of ut least two, or four, or more, Of
their number or tribe, in retaliation for every
white person wantonly slaughtered. that our
soldiery are resolved 10 compel them to pre-
serve peace towards the whites. and we are
certain tho waylaying and massacre Of our
people will be soon ceased. Az it i, the Indi-
ans are a. good ~ melted to depredations. out
RACES and murders, tor thereby they are pur-
sued. captured, fed heartily in military posts
during wintcr--when, left to themselves, many
Of their band would perish-are there enabled
to recruit in bodily vigor, and to procure fresh
supplies of ammunition and the latest approved
firearms, for the ensuing seasons campaign Of
incursions and massacres; and, BY treaty. or
upon their pledges Of good behavior, they are
let loose in the Spring, to raid and slaughter
wheresoever they like, until the regular time
of surrender for safe and an easy life in mil
itary camps comes round again in the carly
part Of the succeeding winter. This mode Of
treating hostile Indians has gone far enough
ton far, alas.-ior it has cost many valssele
lives Of white men, women and children. IL
10 full time that the savages should be made 10
know that our military or civil authorities win
retaliate upon them for their outrages and
murders upon uno6ending citixens.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

LoNGEvrTy.-The Los Angeles NeUs pub.
fishes notices Of the death in that city, Febru-
ary I'd, Of . lady named Herrera. ut tho age
of los years, native Of Mexico, and on tho
same dag, Of q native Indian woman Of San
Juan Capistrano. in Los Angeles county. aged
il6 years. She had been attached to that Mis-
sioa since. her early life. 49,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

CANNOT SUsPEHD.-By late Washington
papers we learn that, on Feb. 18th. test veto
On the suspension from otlco Of the President
during the trial for inpeachment was had in
the Senate, on molten BY Senator Sumner.
and the propositions was rejected BY largo
majority. Sumner was very visibly vexed
thereat, S.s i. '.,.t.sss..sst s. I....
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

NEGRO TEsTIMoNY.-Two years ago white
man was convicted In Maine, upon tho testimo-
ny Of q negro woman, for the murder Of two
old ladies', and sent to tie peuitentiary for life.
II has lately come to light that che white man
had no hand in the murder, but that the negro
woman who swore to his guilt was herself the
guilty one. The man has been released.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

j. Ross BRowSE.-The New Bedford Aer-
curry says that j. Ross Browne, now confirmed
as Minister to China, took out protection at
the Custom House, in that city, July IS, 1912.
being then. as he swote, twenty-one years Of
age, and q native of Louisville, Kentucky.
He shipped as green hand on board the bark
Bruce, Of Fairhaveu. Captain Silas Alden, and
returned in her from whaling voyage.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

PROPERLY DETERMINED--The Louisville
(Ky..) Courier states that neither Gov. Steven
son nor Hon. John Young Brown believe that
the action of the United States House Of Rep
resentatives has produced q vacancy from the
Second Kentucky Congressional District. En-
tertaining this opinion the Governor. ii the
Courier is correctly informed, win issue no
writ of election. neither win Mr.. Brown resign.
The district win therefore be unrcpresented
until another regular election
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25


The PRECEDENT and the Democracy.
We copy the following excellent article from
tho San Francisco Occidental and Vanguard
of February 10th. and heartily endorse oil that
il expresses:
Whilst Democrats sympathixe with the Pres.
ident in bis struggle against the wicked and
revolutionary acts Of Jacobinical Congress,
they should never permit themselves 10 be be-
trayed into on endorsement of Andrew John
son. His claims upon them are very slight in
deed. At his door lies much vi the evils that
affiict the country. At the close of the war,
instead Of recognizing the rights Of the differ.
ent States TO regulate their domestic Affairs in
their own manner, he undertook 10 reconstruct
them to suit his own ideas. He appointed
Governors over them and dictated terms 30
them. Congress has but followed the policy
pursued BY him, only that body has claimed
the right TO reconstruct those States, instead
Of the President. Mr.. johnson il . party to
all the iniquities of Congress it
may be, but nevertheless . party. He held
that a. ten Of the States were not represented
- tho Constitution expressly requires, Cen-
gress was not o legal body; yet, while solemnIy
declaring this 10 be the case, he has recognized
it as legally constituted, and thus enabled il to
do the country an incalculable mischief Had
be refused TO recognize IL as o constitutional
body until al the States were properly repre-
scented. and made the issue boldly before the
country. be would have been sustained, and the
troubled which surround him and the country
would have been avoided. The Democratic
party cannot afford to shoulder his weak nesses.
his bluBders and bis sins. II should enter the
next Presidential contest without en,barass-
mrnt. and let the responsibility for Johnsons
acts rest entirely upon him. Tho party car
tainly owes him nothiHg. His administration
has not been Democratic. He has kept him
self surrounded by enemies of the party, and
only two years ago tried to demoralixe and de-
stroy it By organizing one Of its own. The
effort failed, but we owe him no thanks Cor its
failure. In has present extremity be would
doubtless BIO glad to throw himself intp the
arms Of the Democracy, but we cannot afford
to stultify ourselves and betray our principles,
however much we may pity him. n
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25
i ? Wagons, i
= 50 Gable Chains,
A lot Of OK yokes,
a horse, saddle and bride,
One Henry's rife,
A lot Of groceries.

and I'll other personal property beIoo.,,.
tate: WIN be ct said place Of sale fsors al q
Aprn istn 1865 until the day Of sale "a a s
~ = ~ p1Opcry 3 privste sale 70 Dsrsous y
viii DO offered In lots to suit purchs..,. propsr
ment 70 be made in greenbacks. va M
FREDERICK HAPHynopvp,
Idaho city. March Is. n92td. Adm;.;R
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

RAPID ADvANcE.-Ths Kansas City (Mo.)
Journal Of Feb. ed tells Of lot Of ground 10
that city. fronting 100 feet on Broadway, and
extending s65 feet on Third and Fourth streets,
which was sold 10 John r. McCaaly, Of San
Francisco, in April, 1851, for less than nix
hundred dollars, that lately sold for elghty.two
thousand dolIars Meantime, the ground had
passed through several ownerships- -advanc-
ing in price from about nix cents per foot in
1851, to q cents per foot, IN September, 1866;
to As cents per foot, in January. 1865 to $40
per foot, last Falli and so per fDot, in Jana.
airy Of this year. Tho last sale, 10 February.
was at the rate Of Us per foot,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

MORE DEaocRATIc VIcToRIEs-By die
patches Of March Sd. from the various named
places. 70 the st. Louis Rspablica. Of March
4th. we get intelligence Of the following recent
election victories for the Democracy IN New
York:
Rochester-Henry G. Fisk, Democrat is re
elected Mayor BY $50 majority. . gain Of 492
The Democrats elect fourteen Aldermen and
Supervisors.
Rhinebcck-R L. Garretson. Democrat, haa
been elected Supervisor by Jos majority, Z
Democratic gain Of 304.
Utica-Thomas Spriggs. Democrat, has been
elected Mayor by asa majority.
Troy-Miles Breach, Democrat. has been
elected Mayor by .395 majority. His majority
last year was only 245.
Elmira-Stephcn Mcdonald. Democrat, has
been elected Mayor by pos majority. Large
Democratic gain.
Heavy Democratic gains have also been
made In Otsego, Delaware. and Herkimer
counties, in which the Democrats have, for the
first time In ffteen years, carried the elections.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

ARE They LoYALf-A few daya ago the
telegraph gave intelligence that Senator Sum.
ner had presented memorial to abolish the
Office Of President In . late Washingten pa.
per we end the following in the proceedings Of
Mr.. Paine presented the petition Of Chas n. Doer.
Ginger and Others. Of Milwaukee. for an amendment
Of the Constitution Aboshing the once Of President
II the United StAacs
Senator Sumner and Mr.. Paine are both
Radicals. Had any Democratic Senator or
Representative presented similar memorials
daring ~ 1eigns If Abraham Lincoln, they
woald NO. nkely have been expelled for dds.
lcyslv.s Co onnncr and Payne be "loyal,"
now1 What Radical win answer7
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

NoxICE -Cmited State, lsseeeer,, -. -
All appeals TO the Assessor OF InternsI 49,
ave % erFOnesus or excessive vaustious rec
or enumeEetions made and taken by As.;...r. ne1l
sors IN the Divisions Of Idaho District r... Ara
IN writing at my Office In Boise civ IN !. y made
3Oen Day Of April, 1868. AUSTIN sav.a sss 70
S Aasch 7sD o. 8. Assessor Distxict q AZ.
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MIsENER's CAsE.-The~ Boise City Dems-
crat Of last Saturday expresses the belief that
Mr.. ]. H. Misener, late Postmaster there, will
fail to satisfactorily explain or settle up the
defalcation charged upon him during his Official
term. Joseph's skirts seem somewhat tarsished.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

as,>rrrr "a i PERyuRER. III the debate d
The question 70 admit senator Thomas Of N
ryland Is bic seat il The seua sumner n
The Constitutional Amanda { had alrea
been adopted NJ eefouz , 4 ~ .on9 e.
and 81 the LeeI II lot hr 1o fhs "
States. and it = pf( - uron
a. d part Of thd III sas eel g. l1l
the Constitution 10 cIiglmpl kt ~
Constitution w6s 5ul|Icient, u BIZ 0pinidb,
without this amendment, II allowed each
House 70 define qualifications Of its members,
and aid not limit them in that regard. II
clearly reqpifs& loyalty. Where a. oath was
declared mece66sry, . false oath: tMken with
their would cOmpr0miso the 6onsee
ITSELF which could not divest itself Of responsi.
bility b referring the matter 70 individual
judgment.
Wbsn Nj. Gunner Grit took his seat in the
Senate he solemply took the usual oath 70 sup
port and obey the Constitution and laws Of the
United States. At that time, besides the
clause 10 the Constitution which required the
surrender Of fugitive slaves, there were also m
old law and tho statute Of 1850 to the same
end. In swearing to support and obey the
Constitution and laws, he certainly became
bound BY oath tosupport and obey the Fugitive
Slave Laws. sBat instead of supporting and
obeying Them, be derided them, declared bic
purpose to disregard them, and counseled the
people to violate those laws. He then took >
false oath, and stands confessed perjarer,
But perjury seemsto BE- 70 him, Ike I'll things
were to Mr.. Toots, " Of no consequence"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

CArnoLlc IxTILLf0ENCE.-- zl6n1 - lboR
now Apostolic vicariatss establIl = = Afaee>
lea, b the Holy See Of Rome, W. - nlc9ll ~
ed that Of Idaho, to which the Eight ~. -
is Luteus, cfthe Archdioccse orSan -
has been appointed. We are inferlne1 -
Bishop Lntens i by birth 4 Belgian, - 4
bse1 attached - the Archdiocese Of ~ O.
Archbishop AlIemany o. al Ffancisco.
several yesn. Hi ssat viii likely -
Idaho City. aas.s -
The Right Rev Dr, Bpsess o'Coahsll ffor!
nosly Vicar Apostolic y lrsrysville. ~ beea
made = fal1 Riahop = appphtel = ~ new
EPiseepal See q 0foSs valljy, California.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-25

WANToN BARBARTrY. The an &nke ~.
sgraph Of March l6thtsys that yhl dessz(ers
were recently punished At Fort sanders BY
having their heads shaved, the letter 3D.
branded on the right hip, and werc then
.drummed out Of the Fort.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-06
Trust Sale!

10y VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST
ID made to meSon April 18Th, 1864, by II. S.
Weltou, 10 secure the payment Of anote given
Ia Michael Blessing by Il 5 Wcltou, bearing
date April 18th 1861 payable one year after
date with interest fr m date, for two thousand
80, 0OJ) dollars. shall ON
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2jTH. 1862
at u'clnck p NJ, offer at public nuctiop at tho
Front Door ofthe Court House OF Mason couI'
tt, West VWginia, to the highest bidlco f6r
CASH, certain tract Of Gland containing four
hundred aud ,459) ftty.nine acres more or
less, il having been conveyed by Michael
Blessing ia said II . S Wclton. by deed bearing
date April 18th 1861 ttUwhich deed reference
is hereby made for mare full description Of
said lani) lying in the county Of Mason, on
the Trace Fork ofO Id Town Greek. about Two
aud onehalf miles from The Ohio River at Le.
tart Falls The land Is wall iimbcrcd aud has
Steam Saw Mil and two Dwelling houses
on it,
Tho title is believed 10 be COOL. bu. such
title asi vested in me as Trustee, will be
given WI SMITH, Trustee.
jan 9J-w5.
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Tribute of Respect.

Haul on MrruRNL opor, No. 70, A F. 4 4. NJ.
Point Piea'au., W. Va, Jan, -, 1858
WnEREAs, Our Supreme Master, Al
mighty God. the Grert Arehiect Of the
Universe, has sumonel from this tervss- =
tial lodge our WORTHY anil veil beloved
brother. Joseph W, Varmillon. to live
forever in that "spir,ulI building, that
house not made with hands, eternal in
the Heavens" and
WuRREAs. H. is our daEy 10 bow with
humility and obo lieace TO the will Of our
Creator at al limss 1ai in all places as
we'll as ia ell things, for the lord hath
gave oul the Lord hath taken away"
therefore,
Resolved, That in the death Of our
beloved brother We are reminded that
IN the midst Of life we are in death, ="
and that our labors upon earth should
ever be such rs TO he acceptable to our
Supreme Master when called upon TO
renleran account thereof before the Judge
menl seat,
ResoEr1 :, Thai this lodge most cheer.
fully. Willingly and knowingly bears 'es'
timony that the character Of our beloved
brother was in every respect without
bcmish and exemplary to sHs Masons
and mrmbers of society, worthy Of I'M
tstioO by all
Reso'vsa, Tnat w. teulcr our hcah-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-06
UMPIRE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
II sALEsRooy, SIG BROADWAY, N.Y.

No. FAMILY MACHINE. The Machine has
a straight needle, perpendicular action, makes
the Lock or Shuttle Stitch, which will neither
rip nor ravel, aud is alike on both sides; per.
material, with cotton, linen or silk thread.
II HM,. FrLLs, BNps TucKs, Quurs,
PLMrs, AND G,TuER3. As 4 family Machine
it has no superior.
Price with IIemmcr and Braidcr, $50.
Particular attention is called to our New I'm.
proved Manufacturing Machines They run
light and are comparatively noiscless, simple,
durable aud efficient. For cloth or leather
work they have no competitors.
No, ., Machine, with lIpmmcr and Brailcr
Sij. No. 2 Machine SSj.
lfAgonts wanted 10 whom liberal dis.
count will be given Jim 49,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-06
prices possible

The January number OF Mar7s Ma.
scum, appears enlarged, Improved and
juviorel with a new editor, new con.
Sbugr'. new artists, new cngrpvetS,
now features, AMI in a new dress, 1t is
Que Of the very best mtg,z'nes for buys
and girls. Published in this country, We
alyjs, lin fix, lo'g.t pa club for
il. Terms, single copg$A 5o,a year; 8
copies 81; i've copies Sc; eleven copies
SIP, 20 copies, gal, Address, Horace
B Fuller. 2i5 Washington street, Bost
on, Mass.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-06

We have received No. 3. Of the Weekly
Bsakups Register, just started 10 New
York City, by Geo. 7. Deler. 1t con-
tains 4 record of all law reports, and pro-
ceedings in bankruptcy, throughout the
UniIed States, Every lawyer should
have a copy oft, Terms So % year.
six months $3.50. address Geo, T.
Drlcr, Publisher.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-06

To TnR LADIES Our lady friends Of
marTiageble oge-from thirteen to eight
tyl-aro reminded that 1868 is leap
year, in which they have peculiar priv.
elcgcs; aud ir they do not succeed in
changing their condition" during tho
coming twelve montbsi it's their own
fault. and they deserve to live and die
old maids.
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Henry Bccklcy ct. al. !
Stra1r. Run Petroleum In Chlnccry.
Manufacturing & Mining
Company
'EHE object ofthis suit IS to subject to sale
/ the following real estate. consisting Of
Town lots all located aud being in the Town
ofWcst Columbia. Mason county. towit:
Lot No. 1903, Lot No. 10 aud lot No III,
and allo all the land lying and being between
the said lots and the Ohio River, aud also all
the land lying between lot No one hundred
and twelve (li2) and tn Ohio River Said lot
ll09) lying on Main 4 Burnett Streets, and
said Lois Nos 40 Z III lying on Main Street,
in said Town Of West Columbia, 10 the Plat
Of SAID Town refercncei is had for particular
description Of said Lots 4 Land. And it APP.
pearing from affidavit of. Cartwright. which
IA fled tn this office, that the said company il
a body corporate nonresident of West Virginia.
Therefore it ordered, that the above named
nonresident defendants do appear here within
one month after due publcationsor this order
and do what is necessary to protect their
interests in this suit.
rcs,e:
W. W. HARPER, Clerk.
]. Cartwright Ijsn 3O-4w