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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Summary of fridays Proceedings.


In the House large number of
bills were reported from committees
and indefinitely postponed.
The House went into Committee OF
the Whole to consider the General
Appropriation bill The Senate
amendments were agreed to.
A bill creating the Twenty-elghth
Judicial Circuit, composed of John
son, Shelby, Morgan. Brown and Bar
tholomew Counties, passed.
The remainder OF the day was spent
in discussing county affairs.
Mr.. Osborne, from the Committee
on Employees, reported that said
Committee have inquired into the
charges alleged against them by O..
McCowen, and fad no evidence to
sustain them, end ask to be dis
charged. The Committee also report
ed the evidence to the House.
The Two houses then went into
Joint convention, and elected Il. L.
Heiskill Director of the Southern
/ Prison.
In the Senate the General A Appro-
priation Bill was passed by vote of
81 to IL.
/ The bill allowing the Governor to
| draw on the treasury to sustain
benevolent institutions. when the
Legislature fails to make appropria-
tions therefor, was read a second
time, and passed, by 80 yeas to 2 nays
with an amendment offered By Mr..
Little.
Mr.. Scott called up the second
order, viz, his bill allowing $500
salary to Supreme Judges, $4,000 to
Circuit and Criminal Judges, s.. 600
to Common Pleas Judges, S, 900 to
Circuit and Criminal Prosecutors, and
81 600 to Common Pleas Prosecutors
1t was again read, and passed. Yeas
26, nays A. Mr.. Rice failed to OBJ
tain unanimous consent toreduce the
salaries of all Prosecuting Attorneys
to $4,000.
On motion of Mr.. Fisher, his bill
authorizing parties losing money Oh
property at gaming to recover the
same was read the third time, and
passed, by 81 yeas to nays.
Mr.. Church's bill. to amend Sec
ton of the act authorizing the sale
of the Governors residence, and to
provide a new residence, &c, was read
the third time. Debate followed be-
tween Messrs. Hanna, Carson, Ora,
ven, Church and Turner. The for
mer and two latter, particularly, OBJ
, iected to the Governors living in a
house the rent of which does not ex
; ceed 81 600 while the Senate IS pay
ing him So 900 for the purpose of rent
ing house suitable to his position al
Chief Executive of great State. l
} the State pays that officer $4,000 o.
{ $4,000 year, it is desirable that tht
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FRANCE.
From California ana Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-The
Chamber of Commerce memorialized
President Grant by telegraph, urging
him, in view of the industrial and COM
mercial necessities of the Pacific coast
and country at large, to withhold the
new appointees to the Mint until the
present stringency in the money mar
ket has abated.
Senators Stewart and Casserly are
also requested to submit to the Presi-
dent the protests Of the bankers and
merchants teleGraphed by them against
any change in Mint officials.
Three eoasting schooners were
driven ashore during the recent heavy
northwest gale. No lives are reported
lost.
Arizona advices concerning the ex-
pedition, state that the troops are sue
ceeding in destroying several Indian
ranches and large quantities OF winter
stores. Indian dePredations are nu-
merous, and the general apathy of the
troops is severely commented upon.
New HAVEN, Conn, April 20
Ex-Governor Henry DuttOn died
IN dav ound Savantv-fhrae
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EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY. APRIL q. ]

in. The others, with one or two ex-
ceptions, are rapidly recovering. The
eoroner's jury commenced the investl-
CATION to day at Jamaica.
NEW YORK, April 26.-The follow
ing dispatch from Havana was sup
pressed there. on the 10Th, by the
Government:
g The Mexican Congress has au-
thorized President Juarez to recog-
nize the Cuban Insurgents as bellig-
Grants whenever he thinks proper.
Vessels bearing the Cuban flag are
admitted into the ports of Mexico"
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New York Items.

New YoRK, April 26.-Hon. Ed
ward Pierrepont was sworn 10 to day
rs limited States District Attorney.
He Immediately had day fixed for
tbe trial of Fullerton, and gave no
tice That he would press forward the
trial of all prisoners IN iall under IN
dictmenr. Fullerton trial will take
place JuGe 14th.
OF the wounded by the Long
Island Railroad accident there Is still
in danger Gresback. who has thirty
two wounds, and can hardly recover.
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Magrew were
worse; in the latter case fever has set
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new York Goid ana STOCK Marker.
BY Telegraph.I NEW YORK. April 26.


MoNEY-The market was easy al 6G7 per
cent. durin the day, with transactions a {
, toward the close. Banks are expanding
under liberal currency receipts from the
interior. Prime discounts, 7nl0.
STERLIEG- Firmer; prime Bankers S3S@
81 with some Leading houses refusing to
grow under =. Sight bt Is nOminailg 9L.
Commercial and Bond bills scatce.
GOLD-E'irmer under an advance In EX-
change; opened at 33az and closed at 335s 4.
Rates for Borrowing q TO Ii 6per cent. 10
hat, and for carrying per cent. Clear
ances, s60, ,GG1. O00. Imports last week, $780,
29I. The city Of PtIis, which arrived yes
terday, brought sl29, 100.
GOVERHAf AfENT5- strong aud higher; the
prices reached are the highest figures ever
made on nearly The entire list This was
most apparent on new bonds. and there
was some heavy buying IN part 10 cover
outstanding snort contracts. The advance
in Exchang also sfiffel ed the market.
Coupons: ~, ll75<MllEs; do. ~, l2l5eg
l2l1a; do. 54, ilb1sdll1; do. 20, lls18G ll52s
do. new, 1l55zia ll55s; do. '67. 1556@ll51s;
do. '6S, fI554 slI55s; 10 40s, lO85sg 1864.
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KurOnean MnrkeI.
BY Cable

BY Cable. LONDoH, April %.
CoEsOLs-For money 035S; account 93%
d. s. BOuds-5-20s 505z. Stocks steady.
HAyRE, April 26.-Cotton l44 on the
spot. l1llzd afiOat.
PARIS, April 2B.-Bourse steady; rentes
7lf6c.
FRANKFORT, April sG.-United States
bonds ST1I.
LIYERPooL, April 26.-Cotton dull; mid
ding uplands I'D; Orleans l21<d; sales OF
5000 bales. Ga ifOrnia white Whent - 5Od
red Western as Al. Flour W. WesteFn 2iH.
torn new mixed 26s 90. Oat-, Barley and
p, a. unchanged. Po X l04s Beef 9Os. Lard
us Cd. Cheese SIS. Bacon 02s.
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Louisville Market.

BY Felegraph.I LoUIsvILLE. April %.
ToBACcO-SaIes of SS hogshends; lugs
at 81 65@5 90; Hart County manufacturing
leaf at Sl3 90.
Mess Pork -S3l.
LARD -iS0lS12c.
BACON = Shoulders l354c; clear rib fJaes
lie; clear sides l715c
BULK MEATs-Shoulders l254c; clecr rib
sides lOc; clear sides "a.
FLOuR-S5 50H6.
WHEAT-Si 40fgl As.
CORN 63d70c.
Eesssf5--67g68c.
SooAR-N ew Orleans prime NC.
WHISKY-9lc.
COTToN-251Sc for low middllng.
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NoW Orleans Market.

By Telegraph.l HEW ORLEANs, April %.
CoTroN-Qu Iniddliug 2802514c. Sales
2OJO Dales; receipts since Saturday 3 3,755
bales; exports O ,SB3.
GoLD-I4Z.
STERLI NC l4lt<.
E%XCHAEGE-NeW York sight 1E01<c pre-
MUM.
SUGAR - Dropping; common 9IlOJac
prime l3tSc
MOLASSE SSES-Eermeuting 50M55c.
FLOUR depressed, superiue gj so; Xxx
So: xxx s6 3715
CORN-Firm; white nc; yellow soc.
OA1S-70c.
BRAE-Scarce at 81 50.
HAY-Firmer; prime szS929 OOi cholce
SCI o..
PORK-Dull: asking s32 30.
BACoN-t frm at 1877 Gl117S. -
LARD-DutI; tIerce 1890 lsci ke8 iS129zUc.
CoFFEE-Quiet aud unchanged.
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New York pry Goods MnrkeI.

by IeleBfapn.I NEW YORK. Apfll %
Business in all departments OF trade is
very quiet, and most classes II goods are
selling at prices so low as to admis of no
further concession for the time being5 and
hence there is no important change TO OBJ
serve in quotations; To day heavy brown
sheetfngs OF the best makes are selling at
l5d155zc, while the Pequots are held a l6c,
and ROXbury are selling down 10 l12c;
standard prints are steady at 120l21Sc: Tor
Spring styles Of woolens piices are very
Irregular.
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MemOhis Market.
BY telegraph MEN

by telegraph MEMPHIS. April 20.
C0TTON-Dull and nominal; receipts, sl5
bales; exports, 743 bales.
ELoUR-Dull and unchanged.
EoRH-70G7 c.
OATS-70a75c.
HAYES %.
POAK-S32 co.
LARD-l61zg20c.
BAcoN-Ffrm; shoulders 131lc; sides 171S
@l754c.
BULK MEATs-Dull; shoulders l21<@1211c,
sides l0Lc.
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The Huntington (Ohio) Democrat
aecords the death of Thomas La Eon-
taine, the last of the male line of the
descendants of the Chief La Fontaine,
OF the Miami tribe of Indians. Prince
Tenn was in every essential gentle
man. and ever maintained a dignifed
decorum with those among whom he
was thrown into association. He was
one of the best educated and most
intellectual of his race.
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FOX SALE.

RVGR SALE E-VALUA ABLE MAIN
G STREET PROPERrY-That splendid
property known as the Egier property,
s tuated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 75% feet on Main
street ana l50 feet on SIKH Street. said
property is offered for sale aJ low figures
on easy terms. Apply 10
j. p. ELLtUTT a. son,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
fel6 dtf
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BosToN, April 26.-Capt. Warren
Gardner and Henry Brown, both of
Gloucester. were committed for trial
to-day by United States Commissioner
Hallet, charged with purposely cast
ing away on the high seas the schooner
Twilight, an offense punishable with
death.
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CHICAGO, April 26.-The distilery
of Sherman 4 Co., in Peoria, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, April 24.-The Massi-
mari conspiracy recently discovered at
Milon seems to have been wider
spread than at first supposed. Arms,
ammunitions. documents, &c, belong
ing to the conspirators have been dis
covered and seized in this city.
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MANCHEsTER. N. H., April 26-The
anniversary of American Odd Eel
lowship was celebrated to day by
about twenty lodges and e1eamp-
ments, gathered from the different
Darts Of New Hampshire.
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Lengthy PROFESSIONS ana
Sumptuous Bsnquots.
The Difficulty between Sem
ators Spragne and
Abbott Settled.
Interesting Correspondence
News by Atlantic Gable.
odd Fellows celebration.
INDIANPoLIs.

IND1ANApo111s. Ind, April 26.-
The Semi Anniversary
Celebration by the Odd Fellows of
this city and State to- day, was a grand
success in every particular. The pro-
cession was the largest aud most i'm
uosing ever witnessed In this city,
numbering about forty subordinate
lodges and encampments, and the
Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp
ment of the State. Hon. Robert Dale
Owen delivered the oration.
Vice President Colfax came here
on Saturday to attend the celebration,
but was called away by the sickness
OF his family soon after his arrival.
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic telegraph.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADRID. April 26.-The cosserip-
ton is completed, with no resisting or
disorder, except at Avilla, a small
towa, where the conscription was
postponed on account of the opposi
sition of the people.
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Q HI Il TT a,
Or L A s 8 w a I} 10
Lamps, LOOking-Glgsses
DO.
No. SJ Hirss Street,

We receive our QueensWare direct from
the Potterios of stanordshirc, England,
via New Orleans and New York hcnce
pay no secondhand profits which ught-
fully belong 30 our customsu.
Having completed arranQenonts with
MEAKlN BROS q Co, of stanosdthlre,
England, for the EXCLUaIVE 0CNTHOL
for this market Of their cele 1ratcd STONE
CHINA WARE, we ere now prppar "a
supply the trade
nD- Consult your own interest by eNnn-
lining our gJocK before purchaaine else
where. JAM
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIs, April 26. = Extensive
perpetrators are being made for a
Commercial Convention next month,
The Odd Fell Celebration. to-
day, was a grand affar-the largest
ever seen here. After marching
through the principal streets, they
adjourned to the Opera House, where
an address was delivered by p. G..
A. j. Wheeler.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April &c. : Telegraphic
dispatches from BOMBAY via Brundis
announce the pacifcation of Cabool.
The Affaghan Chieftains have given
in their adhesion to Sherie Ali, the
present Ameer. The son of the de-
posed Ameer of Cabool had fed from
the country, and it is believed no
further efforts to disturb the reigniDg
Prince will be made.
LONDON, April 26.-Late advices
from Pekin and Hong Kong have
been received here. Sir Rutherford
Alcock, British Minister to China,
positively contradicts Mr.. Burlin
games assertions, that the Chinese
desire progress.
1t is reported that the Catholic
Missionaries in the Province Of Steck-
un, with several hundred converts,
have been massacred by the natives.
FRANCE.
PARIS, April 26.-The negotiations
for a Commercial Conference have
been renewed between the Govern
ments of France and Belgium on a
satisfactory footing.
MADRID, April &c. Disturbances
were caused by the enforcement of
the conscription in Seville, but they
were Of slight character, and easily
suppressed.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN. April 20 THE Tariff
Committee of the Federal Council Of
Z5lverin are about to submit a pro-
iect for imposing duty on petroleum
imported into Germany.
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For Sale. Low.

ESTRARLE DWELLING HOUSE
- on Third street - seven rooms and
cellar, and all necessary out-baiidings.
All in good repair. VIII be sold very low,
if application be made soon. rms properly
is for sale. Inquire of -
AlVA Il JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent,
ap24 diff Evansville, Ind.
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PORTLAND.

e PORTLAND, Ne, April 26. The
Semi Centennial Anniversary OF Qdd
Fellowship was celebrated here by a
procession and a dinner, concluded
with a ball IL the evening.
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~EALERs EE NOTIONS sE FANCY
80 Goods, where you can get the above
articles at very low prices. Ali Hoop
skirts bought from US Will be repaired Jrf e
u charge. Ne solicit the liberal patronage
OF the public IN the vicinity.
NIB. Those living at q distance desiring
Hoop Skirts will take the following meas
ures, nd we will guarantee a good Mt: o.
l. Measure around tue waist; n o Length
No 8. The largest width around; No.4. Tne
price you wish to pay. All orders viii be
promptly attended 10, and sent 70 any
point by xPreSs.
Remember the place:
CLICK q CHWARTZ
apl3 d3m Opposite the Opera House.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. April 26.-The
whole city Is decorated with flags and
the Odd Fellows procession Is very
large. The celebration was com
menced by an anniversary hymn
written by Ben Shillaber, an address
of welcome and an oration in the
Academy this morning. At noon a
salute was fired in Pennsylvania
Square, when the procession began to
move.
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TELE G. e. a pH.

From the Pacific Coast.
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CHICAGO, April 26.-The Odd Eel
lows of Northern Iowa had semi
centennial anniversary celebration at
Dubuque to-day. After the process
sion, orations were delivered by j. w.
Hanson and Prof. Chambers. A
grand banquet followed in the even
ing.
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CHICAGO, April 26.-The Old Eel
lows of Illinois celebrated their semi
centennial anniversary at Peoria to
day. The attendance was quite large,
about 2 500 being present from abroad,
representing nearly every portion OF
the State. After the procession was
concluded, suitable exercises took
place at Rouse's Hotel, followed IN
The evening by promenade concert,
ball, and supper.
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PHALONss "PAPHEAN SOAP's foi
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, Will moi
chap the skin. Price . cents per cake.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION" +"
For BeautifyIng the Skin and Com
nlnYlOn.

Removes al Eruptions Freckles, PIN
pies, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc. and renders
the skin sort, fair, and blooming.
For Ladies In the Nursery ~ Is tnvalu
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving It has no
equal.
remedy for diseases and biemisnes OF the
Skin.
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None but the Me-t WorI1meu time
ploycd.
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LAST Sunday, a man named Murray, of
White Post, Fairfax county, died of de-
lirium t.cmcns, and on the next duy his
wife died from the same cause. 49,
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MARRIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday,
February 9th, at the residences Of The bride, BY
Rev. Henry Ian gford, Mr. Jared Armstrong 10
Mrs. Robeeffty =. Despair, all Of up'hur
COUNTY. '-'" Eii. ia 'lft,is s-
FiSHER-JARvls--On Tuesday, March 2,
At lie residence Of The brides father, BY Rev.
John. Wooftcr,, Mr.. William A. Fisher to Miss
Emma jarvis, all OF Lewis county. 5tt .g.i (
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.-------++---I, ..
rnE body Of drowned man, aged
about fifty years, and supposed to Lc u
German. was found ut Pike Island. four
miles below Wellshurg. last Monday. =
Mus. +. J. NuouE has purchased The
slorgantown Collegiate Institute building
aud will shortly open seminary for
young ladies. 6sss.
CnxvRoXr, who was arrested, at West
Union for robling the mails will be tried
at the Federal Court which meets at
CIarksIusgE This month. VA.
TuE steamer D.,bynsh, plylng3betwcen
Charleston and Canncl,oD, sprunsa leak
and sunk a'tsw days ago. Shc7.wilI be
raised and repaired
Iyau,slr,vkSEss is Offensive. Tat'ling
rit mean, Telling lies is Ecdntempti''!s.
slaudcring is devilish. Ignorance is dis
graceful, aud lazincss is shameful. ifoi
g..-..------tt----------------.-- -.-. lr.a y
NED Wtn, Of Hastings Run, says the
Cnnscrlaiite, bus built u fence around his
glrleu. Hc.is75 years nd ind never
INDUCED, lin such luxury before. IA +
A coIorcd loilist attempted to rob and
murder German near parkcrsburg a
few days ago. by fcigning death, poor
Hans saved himself. Less haf peas, fcl.
lcrs. g I AK
Nor,cs.--Alt persons indebted to me
ar. rs requested to call and settle iin,medi-
a.tly, as I am closing my books, and
must have them balanced by April1st.
march 1.4s dnra4 eiiltG GEO. a. .FfsuEt.
observation-disclosures wishing q cor
rect likeness Of themselves or their faIni-
lcs, should cullato once at $. n. Darrttt's
Photographic gallery. over Geo Fishers
storc..2F Hia ~ e a - march,
A Richmond gentleman was awakened.
tue other night to find n bnuucins baby
on his door step, with q note requesting
him to .lJe q mother to- 4 The child lie
is doing as well 81 as 1i he can with bottle.
A Mrs Clark, living near Cherry
Camp, ins Harrison county. got derangod
I in her mind last week. and became very
wild. On Saturday she attempted to kill
Ihcr child SHE will be brought to the
| Asylum. p . y fA41 'f..l'F ( '''1.
! 4 BEEF Read liraincr's advertisement.
During tue tern Of scrauprtt hiss supply aof
beef will be large-the quality excellent.
and the prices less 'lliah .hosch Of ahy
other butcher III this vicinity. Try him
ouce, liit haf .tnsi 'n'a- march I ct
|! V"''' MI o., 3.
SOMEBODY 'r'su :. o'0" Wv" us. ."s s"' :.
fo' a. ARMSTRONG n<'i' VI '",'' ,'""' :
few nights aso. ~ 'ssHpP0ssa y ~ ''''
burglar was frightened n away " 'I l * -
plos'o"' as nc 'e'' ar MS ''''p'e'"e"'' Os'
''"' --, n $500 $1,000 ~
WE understand from rom 10 ola citizen zen q
TIE Nlurphy's creek 1ne'ehDorhooa 'ha'
the matrimonial market Is or'sK S III 'u ia.
vicinity. lie reports several cases u
marriage "out ' alld out ' ana sH' lr
symptoms in others. u'Il .llat u
On Supjay las,-stllc coolest day Of the
win.er--Rsy4Jol.n weofser administered
tie ordinance Of baptism to young ludy
bcopvert tptl,e pu,tis,faitb.sl The ,ccf, .
u,onv took place Immediately below tic
lau-,iieA il lee covering Tie water above.
~ ~ mn, .
n.ar .''s,l H'', ~, : .a!.,, 4,
ny ''s', ap"9 FL +, !, - =,
Pfov's ~ '"' P',,, f,' ~, ~, I,
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-08

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"a Truies tsid in The clerks oite Of shseit. =,
N cuitcoatti " Lewis county, OF tic last !,
Monday in February, 1850. ma sii!R 9nH' siiil
.kohn Hurley, y complainant; / gaiEts sdi J
+" laiaT! w.itt baa ile9 agi1au .h1ssh
personal Representatives. moo #onA
md anhnmenuheiyiefaMl,l III yai b,tlil .
chatl Nil,aalI tkcedsrd, ids- h.c2 aiii 10 Ion.
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The ohjrstIof this suitisto. obtain decree fors
the payment, Ola judgment recovered " the
complainant against A. G. Idle, sheriff Of Lewis
county. and administrator III Michael Milan,
deceased, for twenty dollars witliiietest from
the 9th Of May, 1868 and SO p60 cents costs, and
10 subject 10 sale q tract Of ZIG acresof land inn
Lewis county, on waters Of Oil Creek, whereof.
said Michael Milan died seized, ID thu payment :
Il thesanie. ~ inG'p1ol 10 e.9rilifi eli ~
hnAnd II appcaringhy affidavit fled that tho d
names Of the heirs Of Michael Milan, deceased,
are unknown AID they not. appcaring, tits or.
dercd that they do appear here within ono
month after die publication Of this ordet, and
do what may, be deemsdt teeessary tosproteet
their interests III this suit. ,l...g 2fr
Ttste: q. 4. JACKSON. .Gik.,l :,
Henry Bfanhon, conipl'ts atty. f." s9iir !.
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