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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
An Immense Undertaking Par
tGInlfrs of the Great Mining

The last number of the Mining
Press gives tho particulars of tho
explosion of one thousand two hund
red kegs of powder, used In blasting
at the diggiugs, at Smartsville, Cali
fornia:
On Tuesday evening last, the
Smartsville Consolidated Hydraulic
Mining Cumpany's claims, whore -
200 kegs of powder wero to be ex-
ploded, were completed when the
drifting or total tunneling was meas
ured, showing $40 feet in length, 2
| 2 in width, aud 3 . in height
The powder was then placed Ia the
different cross drifts, the head takeu
out of each kcg, the kcg slowed so
as to break joints, and istribuled il
quantity in proportion to the height
of the hill to be operated upon. Mr..
J. d. Field, of San Francisco, who's.
services were secured for the momcn.
tous occasion, entered the drifts. ar
ranged the wires, placing cartridges
in each Of the ross-dritts, in such n
manner as to ignite tie who'e mass at
twelve different points at the same in.
stant, Seventy feet of the mine was
then tapped, which was completed
by II o'clock, o. m, on Tuesday.
The wire were then laid to a
point 600 feet distant, selected for
the battery. The quantity of pow
der to be exploded in the blast, and
the effects to be anticipated, had
been a theme of conversation aud
speculation by the people of the sur.
rounding oouDtry for some time, ma
ny coutendiug that life and property
would be eDdaDge, ed ! aud il was
publicly announced some time before
lhnt on Thursday at IL o'clock the
blast would be fired. The whole
neighborhood was on the move -
Families in the immediate vicinity
could be seen with their little ones
climbing over the mountain for safe
ty. On the top of the prominent
hills could be seen groups of people
anxiously waiting, whilst others to
show their bravery remained within
two or three hundred feet. The hour
OF twelve having at length arrived,
aud all having b en- ready for an hour
past, Mr.. Field charged the battery
and gave the word, when Miss Angie
Crary promptly drew the cutoff, and
bs quick as lightning could travel six
hundred feet, the hill was sern to
rise some fifteen feet, open In thou
sand pieces, aud then settle back
pulyerized mass, without making any
report, there being only slight
of the earth, aud all was
over. 100 feet, supposed to amount
to 500, 900 tons Of gravel aud cement
was thus prepared for washing, The
cost of this blast is near SO, ,0O0, and il
will require 100 days full running
time to wash il off The water for
the same, at 600 inches per day aud
fifteen cents per inch, will cost Sl2,
900. The cost of cuts and fumes.
&c preparatory to washing, is about
100000. You may judge fro,l
these items what IL costs to COM
weuce, or what it requires to place
hydrulic mine in order to commence
work.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

to ruihcr iamilycr-looking.
Hoffman, who he'd got to be SEN
ator, addrcst the Chairman NV the
Committee on luvitashens eE "Ceczsr
Squash, Esq Ny deer SIR, and re-
morkt that it wuE the first time for
yeors that he'd not taken some part
in the cclebrashen Nv "St. Gumbo' 5
Day but bizias prevcutid. lie reA
grettid deeply that he Good not be
present and jjne in the festivities.
Convey to the noble sous NV Afriky y
present. he went on to say, "my
sense NV the honor conferred upon
me, aud my asshoorahce thst ez MY
heart beats, it shcl beat in yoonison
with theirn. recognize the valyoo
NV the Afrikin populashcu to our
common country, aud yield to no one
in admirashen NV their noble quail
ties.
Il am, sir, yoOr most obodicnt ser.
want"
Smotheriu my disgust at this per.
fOrmance, l read On.
Chawpluin, who wuz by this time
Governor NV Moo York. heyiu re-
ceived all the niggcr votes, aud wuz
a candidate for reclekshun, remarkt
in his letter that oiii,hol bizuis pre-
vented hia from attendin. "tt is
most nateral,' he romarkt, "for
Amerikius to yoonitc with Afrikins
everywhere, aud he felt il the more
ez he thought uv the honorable part
the Afrikins he'd borne in all that
hez tindid to increase the moral. in.
ielectooal and physikle strength NV
our CROWN country"
The other letters and toasts were
cz much like these es two peas. They
all expressed highest devoshen for
the Afrikin race, aud the most ardent
udmirashen for the Afrikin character.
One enthusiastic Democrat, who
wuz candidate for Prison Inspec.
tor or suthin, going so far ez to re.
mark that he hal a rite to be pre-
sent, as he wuz proud to say his
gran lmother, on his fathers side he'd
blood in her veins, aud out
NV regard for her he he'd named his
two darliu children respectively rom
Pey aud Phillis.
lie loved the Afrikn race, and
wuz proud that he Good lay his hand
on his heart, and say, al too am an
Another lamentid that he Good not
say he he'd Alrikin blood in his veins,
aud Fernandy Wood, who still wan.
It'd to be Mayor NV Moo York, pro
posed the health NV the late Fred
Douglas, to wich Jim Brooks rcspou-
did. John Morrisscy proposed the
nemry NV Fred Douglas. and Ben
Wood the health NV WIN. Wells
Brown.
In fact so ardent wuz the admira-
'hen Nv the great lites NV the Dem
icrisy for the Alrikin that in my
iream | regretted that l he'd not bin
At this pint I woke, pleased at
iudin that wat | he'd seen and read
Suz all a dream, that the paper |
leid in my haud contained an ac-
,ount NV an Irish and not nigger
,elebrast en-, and that the names Nv
Hoffman and Chomplain wuz appen.
led to letters addressed to Irishmeu
'nly. But l wuz sad after ALL
When the cussid Amendment is a
part NV the soopreme law Nv the
and and the niggers hev votes, will
lot these men court em aud foudle
IN the same ez they do other men
With ballots? thought L. Wild there
lot be theu the same reason for slob
perrin Pompey thai there is now fer
'lobberin Patrick? Will not the
lrdent Democrat in pursoot NV votes
Urgit that he is NV the proud eau
'ashen race, and stoop to caress an
Inferior? | fear ne
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, p. NJ,
(wich means Post Mastery
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
~ and Interpreter In the German, French and
Courts Of the State. A close study aud appl ca.
tinn tothese aud other languages In soiGurn OF
nearly FIVE yenrs In France Germany, Switz, T.
lRn1, Italy, Greece, Syria, Palestine, Turkey
Proper and England. will It is believed, the bet.
recommend m N tbs dcpartmou ut OF his profess
ion, OTFIcE-oPpusiie the Court House.
nol7yt
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

HAVING now permanently located In Tfln.
IL has opened an office In Tomb's Block i'm.
I'm nediately over the Postolflce. He hopes, by
strict attention TO business, with twenty-fouT
years experience in the profession to merit alih.
eral share Of the public patronage. ONCE hours
from a. ". to 9 p. VI. Reuidence-one mile
so lth OF Tina, on the Plank Road.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
INSURANCE.


ENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. LIFE
VI Accident Fire, and Marine Insurance done
one the most favorable terms. Office IN Ryan's
block, sccondnoor opposite the Shawhnn House
Tifln o. TNov 7. Ell Yr.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
nm A. A. FREYMNN,

IIAVING NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED
II In rifin-Southwest corner Of Market aud
Jefferson streets. opposite the Episcopal church.
Ofcc hrst door on Jefferson street-solicits aud
hores 10 merit n liberal patronage, having the
advantage oftifteon years experience In Eastern
Pennsylvania, and being familiar with the Eng
lish aud German languages, Special attention
pad 70 dlseases Of women and eldren. 5O-3n
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

BYRRs q PERSONS,

A TToRNEYs AND COUNSELORs At LAW
N aud Solicitors in Chanccry, General Irsu-
Ance Agents. Attention given to prosecuting
claims, settling estates making collections aud
securing pateuts. Ouice IN National Exchange
nlock. Tiftin, ohio. MAY 23rd 1867
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

KiRCllNER

OTERCHANT TAILpRS, and Dealers in Ready
lNl Made Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats Caps. &c. Constantly on hand, Broad
Cloths, Cass, 7eres and Nestings, Washington
Street, Tihin, o. Particular attention given to
Custom Work. All otderswll meet with prompt
attention. N. B.-We have the Agency for
the bes; Sewing Machine now in use.
noySnitf.
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~. n. Ss1nTIS, az 81

FORMERLY OF MELMORE-LATE A SUR
Il geon in the Rrmy-has permanently loca--
ence in the practice Of Medicine, he hnnes to
merit and share the public patronage oficc In
National Hall building. All calls attended TO
either at night or day. Also, Examining sur
Henn for Penaiona. IAnrlg0bI.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

JoAEs.
RIGBY & JONES,

A TroNEYS At LAW, Fosto In, Ohio. Will
"A attend promptly to all business entrust.
ed 90 their care. Especial attention given 10
home aud foreign collections. taking deVoti.
ttons, collecting paw aRd pensions for soldiers,
widows and orphans. no5.iy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
THE TIFFIN WOoLEN MILLS

CTORst
n. w. sHAWHAN, ]. A. MCFARLAND
J. NJ. NAYL0R, A. G. SHEATH,
s. b. SHEATH. C, W. BUsKIRK.
JOHN q, GROSS, President.
Manufacturers Of Flinnels, Tweeds, Cashmere
Satinetts, Cloths, BlAnkets, and stocking Yarn.
CASH PAID FOR WOOL.
W. c. HEDGES, Secretary.
Tim, April eth, 1865.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
M EDIcAL.


II oMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and Surgeon
IL Tifin, Ohio. OFFIeE H0UEs-Fromy to 10
A. ~, and Hto 3 ?. N. saturdays, from 10 4.
20 JP. ". OTTIcE--On Market street, 2nd door
East Of tho NJ. Z. Church.
Rprlln25m2.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
UNDERTAKING /.

Having a fac HEARSE, we are repaired 10
attend Funerals At all umee. and wOnli respeat.
faIly re1nest the patronage OF those who are IN
need ni such services.
Ttsin, MaraA N. leae-tf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
Tiflin Loan Association.

TuR TIFFIN SAVINGS AND BUILDING
LOAN ASSOCIATION
WILL enable persons ofsmall means TO buy
w build a house and pay for II In monthly dus 4,
,vbieh viii not amount 20 more than their Fents
nnT nrnount to. II 10 an excellent savings saeie-
ty.and nays high rate of Interest on small de.
n1.its aud perfectly sAfcl the Shole capital be-
inV HeeIrod hy mortgages on real estate.
'ofl ,e in BAchman \ Cramer's Law "fiee. over
poerle's store, Washington street, Tim, ohio.
TINA, April 10th, ises. 300 "
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
NASBY.

Mr Nasty Witnrsscs n ProcessioB Of tho
suns Of Erin Ia Honor or ~ PRtrieA- lie
hesds an Account Of the Festivities Ia the
Evening, aud Drea,a. Theseupoa
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
DENTISTS.
nm. q. q. nEILmAnN.

DENTIST. Office At his residence,
- corner Monro, and Madison streets. opposite
German Reformed Church, lnol6-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
nODERT LYsLR.

NOTARY PUBLIC. Dcsds, Mortgages. Powers
~ OF Attorney, SC, promptly aud neatly *
eeuted sllnther business pertaining In the oiilce
ATTENDED TO on reasonable terms. Othce In Ry-
nn's Block opposite shawhan Iouse, on Second
Floor, Thin, ohio. uoI5Iy
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
OF TIFFIN, o.
DIRECTORS.
J. MI OdDEN.

Government Securities, Coin and Eastern Ex-
change bought and scld At current rates, Cou.
pons cashed, Deposits received and general
banking business transacted. Iian20'Csnl2
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

= L. sREwKE
LEE a BREWER

A TTORNfYS AT law. Special attention
~ given TO all kinds OF Military Claims, Back
Pay, bounty, Pensions, sc. ONCE IN Nation
Exchange Bank BlOekopposite the Court lieuse
Tina, Ohio. ljant7nt4tf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

Posr OTFis, CoSrEnERIT X RoAps.
(WiCh is iu the State nv kvuurky,O
Match 20, 1869.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-12-07
Richardson.

A. d. Richardson died on the mo rn
ing of the ed inst, at five o'clock. On
the afternoon of the Both ult., he and
Mrs. Mcfarland alias Mrs. Sage were
married. Henry Ward Beecher official.
ing. The remains were removed to
franklin, Mass ;, on the evening of the
3D. and we're inferred next day. At noon
on the Sd, before the remains we're re
moved preliminary rite was solemn.
lied in private parlor of the Astor
House.. s so#z 81 "
The ceremonies consisted of the read
ing OF a few psalm selections, and the
delivery Of an address by the Rev O b
rockingham, followed by few remarks
from the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
which he closed with prayer. q
Many members of the Press, literary
men and women and prominent citil
zens were in attendance Mrs. Rich
ardson goes to reside with her parents
in Charlestown, Mass
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The galladiu,n.
RICHMOND, DEC. =, 1869.

CANDIDATES FOR CoNGREss.-Several
OF the papers Of this (4th) Congression-
al District have expressed their prefer
ence for Hon. JBRRE WILSON, as their
next candidate for representative hon
ors. From the various reports reaching
US, as TO the condition of Hon. GEO. w.
JULIAN's health, his shattered nervous
condition. which is the result of HE
arduous political duties and great
anxiety for the public welfare, that has
caused him to forego sleep to such an
extent that his life is despaired of, it
is supposed by his most intimate friends
that hewill not be able to attend the
meeting of Congress at its assembling
the first Of coming session. and that his
physical condition is such that it will
preclude his being candidate for the
place he now occupies
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-12-07

CORNELIUS RATLIFF.-Incidenta al
luding to the old subscribers Of the Pal
ladium, in the presence of our friend
RATLIFF, he stated to us that he thought
he had taken it about as long time as
any one else, and that his subscrip ion
dated to the first No. printed and pub
lished by Thomas j. Larsh-nearly
thirty-nine years ago. We find by re-
ferring to the old subscription books,
that he was correct. He has been with
The present proprietors, Holloway &
Davis,) for nearly thiry-three years,
and we hope to supply him with the old
Fal Tor many years more.
For fifty nine years he has resided on
the same farm, just north of and adioin-
Ing Richmond, that he settled on when
he first landed in Old Wayne from the
State of North Carolina. He will be
seventy-two years of age next Christ
mas, and, to prove to us that he was vet
vigorous,he informed us, that last winter,
he cut bis cord of wood and piled it up
in day, and, during last harvest, he
made full hand in the field! CORNELIUS
RATL1FF, is fair sample of the vigor-
Gus old men yet living in the good old
county of Wayne and State Of Indiana,
and We shall, from time to time, paw
our respects to those old men and fast
friends who have aided US by their coun
sci and support in keeping our paper
afioat and sustaining as; for which we
hope ever to feel grateful God bless
'em! Eatalfago stA
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TO DIR MUSICAL FRIENDS

Beiievlng that the musical interests of our neigh--
bofhood will be benefited by the introduction of Pc
ters Musical Monthly, have made arrangements
with the Publisher to offer follows-our paper one
year and Peters Musical Monthly for six months,
Cone volume,) for S2.25; or any one sending us a
Club OF two subscribers. at % each, will be pre-
scented with half yearly subscription to Peter s. Mu
seal Monthlyand when we tell our friends that this
Is equivalent 10 giving them least pieces of Mu-
s'c' they viii see that wish them all to s:s ne
play, and be happy 1889
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}BAnIoU,s MoNrHLY MAGAZINE.

" 6 are in receipt of this marveilousliy cheap and
handsome Magazine for December. Its table Of con.
tents . varied AID charming, embracing the usual
nne variety OF senas. sketches. stories, poems and
attractive enSraTings. The publishers announce in
Ine prospectus for the coming year, serial story
lor aas'ts. ey tae popular Mag zine writer, JAMES
FRANKLIN FITS, and Il Juvenile serial by the young
peoples faVorite, HoRATIo ALGER, JR. The price OF
THIS periodical is marvel to everybody-a hundred
page first-ciass Illustrated Magazine for Cite cents
or s so per year. is indeed wonderfully cheap Fill
Oft, Themes & Talbot, Publishers Boston Mass
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The rapidity with which PrSSr.rrox Rrr.
TIERS have become household necessity
throughout the civilized nations. is without =
parallel IN the history OF the world. Over five
million bottles were sold in twelve months
and the demand is daily increasing Rich and
poor, young and old, ladies'. physicians and
clergy men, lind that it reyives dropping spirits.
LENDS strength to the system. vigor to the
mind and IS exhausted natures great rcstor err
1t IS compounded of the choicest roots and
herbs. the celebrated CliSava or Peru Wan
BARK, etc, all preserved in pure st. Croix
Kun. II is sold by all respectable dealers IN
every town. parish, village and hamlet through
North and South America, Europe, and all the
Islands of the Ocean,
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by THos. NEsroR
Con sun,Otiou.

| The Three Remedies. 'sScHENcK's PuIMoS1e
! SYRUP" for the of Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis
| and every form of Consumption The peculiar ac
ton of this medicine rpens the ulcers in the uno
promotes the discharge of the corrupt matter bv
pec'oratIon Puries the blood, aud thus cures Con.
SUMPTION, when every other remedy fails. {.
"Schencks Sea-Weed Tonic" for the cure of Dys-
pepsia o. Indigestion. and all diseases arising from
debility. This tonic nvorates the digestive organs
supplies the place OF tn gastric juice when that is
deficient, and then enables the patient to digest the
most nutritious food. 1t is sovereign remedy for
all cases of Indigestion.
"Schenck's Mandrake Pills. one of the most VAL
liable medicines ever discovered, being a vegetable
substitute Tor caomel and having all the useful p op
y critics ascrbed to that mineral, without producing
any Of its injuriou effects.
To these three medicines DR.. j. H. Schenck of
Philadelphia, owes bis unrivaled success in the
treatment of Puimonic Consumption. The Pnlmou-
&c syrup ripens the morbid matter, dis charges it.
and purifes the blood. The Mandrake Pills act up
on the liver, remove all obstruction therefrom rive
the organ healthy tone, and Liver Complaint,
which is one of the most prominent ca uses of Con-
sumption. af.ls.-ef ass
The Sea Weed Tonic invgorates the powers Of
the stomach, and by siren gtht ming the digestion and
bringing it to normal aud healthy condition i'm
proves the quality OF the blood by which means the
FORMATION OF ulcers or tubercles in the lungs be-
comes impossible The combined action of these
medicines as thus explained, viii cure every case
OF Consumption, if the remedies are used in time
and the use Of them is persevered in sufficiently to
oring the case to favorable termination.
Dr. Schencks Almanac, containing full treatise
on the various forms Of disease, his mode OF treat
ment, and general directions how to use his medi-
cine, can be had gratis sent bv mail by address,
ing his Principal Office, No. Is n. Sixth street.
Philadelphia, Pa. -f- ~
rice OF the Puimonic Syrup and Sea Weed Ton |
Ic each, 81 so per bottle, $3.50 the half dozen
Mandrake Pills, IS cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists aud dealers.
46-Iy-S Nj p HE 54E
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BROADWAY WooD YARD-Lu. Clark s
WOOD from this Yard nearly opposite
the Library Building on Broadway, be-
tween Pearl and Marion, is sound, good
w ood, dry and nice, and it "gocs far
tner1 than that from any other Wood
1 I ard in the city--p9 rticnlarly when he
hauls it Il greater distance. In addition,
e Is one of the most pleasant and ac
comamodating fellows. in the biz. Give
him q call i-5 -
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THE STATE.
IERRE HAUrE is enjoying sensation in the
performances OF "phy steal test medinnsn.-

+ IERRE HAUrE is enjoying a sensation in the
I performances OF . ply steal test mediu,ns,'-
WILLIAM ss jovial old fellow now liz.
ing IN Munioe county, was born Nav LIST.
I176s.s UHA x8IE1gG Mt 81
SIX OF Inc great financial measures TO he
presented in Congress, in short time viii as
we are informed, come from Indiana members.
r. ~ old rooster =. Evansville, named John.
son, aged seventy eight years was married the
ofher day TO yourg lady Of sixty summers
~ Dus'Ne the year ending June 80, 1869, the
total revenue collections in this State amount
ed to S2,4l2 957, IL. The total assessments
amounts to S2.576,ss os.
The Terre Haute journal says the divine
right OF few politicians to govern the 300 900
Democratic voters in Indiana may be disputed
when the proper time comes.
:oe This morning a few minutes after IL
ociock, IA the midst Of the snow storm there
was a vivid flash ofiightning and distant clap
of thunder. This is certainly remarkable
phenomenon.-L La i'ayette Courier ed.
aR TIE Republican State Convention to be held
February 22d. will be composed of delegates
chosen on the basis Of one for each one hun
dred votes cast at the last election for Hof-
man for Secretary of State, and one for each
fraction over fifty asaSl sat
EVANSVILLE sends a committee, headed by
the Hon. John ! Jaw, to Washington to use
their influence to make that city port of en-
try, to secure a local Board Of Steamboat In
spectors, branch of the Federal Court and a.!
haibo improvement appropriation. 80 d
IT Is reliably reported that there have been
one hundred and sixteen conversions at the
Berry street Methodist Episcopal church. Fort
Wayne. since the opening of the series of meet.
mgs by DIR. and Mrs. Palmer. Twenty-fiye
received the blessing of Specification, whatever
that may be-
THE Township Trustee of Perry township
Vanderburg county and another Sabbath des-
ecrator. went out quail shooting on Sunday
last. Separating of them shot at flock Of
BIRDS; but instead of hitting the qnals, the
whole discharge was lodged in the face If b;s
instantly destroying the let. eve.
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State of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS

Timothy =. Aersia, In, the Wayne Civil Circuit
Jane E. nervin. J Divorce No. sas4. - = 90 V
Be it known, that on this 2etl day of November.
1869 the above named Plaintiff, by John H. Popp,
Attorney tied the Office of the Clerk of the WAYNE
Civil Circuit Court, his complaint against said de-
ienaan'S IN the above entitled upon which
ua 70 ouiy ISSUED summons hich has been return
ed not found, as to defendant. that said defendant
Jane o. Mervin, IS not resident OF the Stale of In.
diana. - ,s-A5 Ase E.tt5a -sss7 = -.
SAID defendants Jane E. Mervin therefore is here
py notihed OF the filing and tendency of said COM
plant AGAINST her, and that unless she appear and
answer or demur thereto at the clling of the said
cause, on the Second Day of tie next Term OF said
court, to be begun and held at the Court House 10
Centerviiie. on tie First Monday OF February NEXT
SAID complaint and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged will be taken as true an the
salc cause will be heard and determined in her alb
sence. s+s4 - IT. -
WITNESS, The Clerk, and the Seal of said
lsSAL-Iv Court, at Centervile, this seth day of
- So November, 1869.
.na WA. w. DUDLEY. Clerk.
JOHN n fofP, Atty OF Fiji. n39-3w$9 z