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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-10-14

innocent; and she had died with q
'raver upon her lips that the truth
night vet he III ought to light
..All this had heard. and it had
soothed as with sweet incense m,
troubled spirit. Death. hnwever
nnwelcome the shape. was now a
portal beyond which could see one
angel waiting to receive me.
Il had heard the sound of ap
preaching footsteps, and nerveal
III, self to meet the expected sum-
mons The door fmv cell opened.
and the sheriff and his attendants
entered. He held in his hand a
paper 1t was doubtless my death
warrant. He began to read it. MY
thought, were busted elsewhere
Ihe words full and free pardon
were the first to strike nv pre- occu
pied senses They affected the bv
~tan'itrs more than myself Yet so
it was was pardoned for an offence
| had never committed.
The real cul rit none other it is
~ NNiNoo w uC WIN itttl
sought and abused my hospitality
had been mnrtally wounded in 8
recent atfray in Il distant city. but
had lived long enough to make q
| disclosure. which had ueen laid he.
fne the Governor barely in time to
save me from shameful death. and
condemn me to Il cherries and bur
dens ONE life.
This is my experience NV jndg
mtnt. us You're, in the case before
us. leads to but one conclusion. thai
of the prisoners guilt; but not less
confidently apparent unerring was
the Judgment that falsely pronoun
crd my own"
We NO longer importuned oul
fellow juror. but patiently awaited
our discharge on the ground o
inability to agree, which came a
last.
The prisoner was tried and con
victed at subsequent term. and a
the last moment confessed his Grim,
on the scatfOld.
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Henry Ward Beecher has como
out in defence of President Grant,
against the harpings of the Demo
cratic papers that he. was neglect
ing the public business by travelling
about the country. The complaints
were so obviously the offspring OF
partisan malice, that they hardly
needed refutation, but Mr.. Beecher
has stated the true view of the case
so aptly, that we quote fewwords:
"There has never, in any admin
istration within memory, been so
murh executive efficiency as that
shown by the present one, in setting
reconstruction, in bringing the de-
bauched revenue system back to
health, and putting the national
debt into a sound shape. Yet this,
too, has been silently and unboast-
fully done. Thus, in succession,
war, peace, reconstruction, financial
reform, have followed each other.
We hear no buzz. We esee no chips
flving from the lathe. We receive
the accomplished results clean and
FURNISHED, without being annoyed
by the process of the shop.
When a man who has for eight
years so served the country, takes
the hot and unwholsome months of
summer to rest, it's a shame that
citizens should need to be hold that
their great Aladdin needs vacation,
or that excuses of explanations
should be anxiously pleaded.
1t would be better for them, and
better for the country, if our public
men had more rest. They do not
live out their days. ,ssH ,Iq-ssi
We have always admired that
quite independent of Gen. Grant,
which led him to do what he
thought was right without asking
leave. He has taken his summer
vacation. and we hope he has en-
joyed himself No man on this
continent has a better right to.
Now. may heaven spare his life,ato
show people that business can he
performed without cacklip29 and
growing. @ %
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MEDLEY,

Oh! Absalom nv son! my soni
His fleece was white as snow,
He stole n pig and away he run,
To the bay of Biseay, OF
The boy stood on the burning deck.
And smoked his pipe Of clay.
And bet his money on bob tailed nag
When the moon had gone away.
I'm lonely since my mother died
TIE ice is round her still
So I'll peel a bag of taters. O.;
With the sword of Bunker Hill.
1t Is the hour when from the boughs,
kissed my Molly Ann.
So run. Elijah. and hurry up Pomp;
Yes. or any other man.
Oh! what are the wild waves saying,
cried the long night through.
And II voice replied far up the height.
A little more cider, too.
The harp of natures advent strung,
Is coming through the rye;
Then kiss me quick and go my honey,
Said the spider to the fly.
My Wi,lie's on the dark blue sea,
And with five hundred thousand more,
And my days are gliding swiftly by,
To the old Kentucky shore.
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For the Republican.
THE MARION COUNTY FAIR.

MIR EDITOR Last week was the
time for holding the annual fair of
Marion county. Wednesday, the
day OF opening, came, and with it
came upon the grounds good corps
Of fine horses, cattle, sheep, and
hogs, together with fine specimens
of almost every thing in the veget-
able line. A large portion Of the
potatoes on exhibition. surpassed
any I ever heheld. Very fine speci
mems of apples. pears, grapes, &c.
were ais 10 be seen. There were
also a good supply of agricultural
implements. In the fine art gallery
there was a grand display of needle
work, paintings, and drawings.
which were well worth admiration
and praise.
There we're also plenty of chances
to swing Yes. sir. For a small
sun Que could swing in or out Of
the circle for five cents, "a sum
less than that spent hy A. j.
Ohe could swing twenty time around
TIL, circle providing, however, he
had not too much of "Q"dm SIC
eenis - ''how come YOU so"-to
prevent his equilibrium, which in a
few Instances happened to be the
case. Such would tumble out with
out consulting the swing as to
whe. her they could get out of the
ring before it would come to the
lace where hy the power of gravi-
,ation they happened to stop.
On the ground was a candy fac
tory, or rather Il wax factory for the
/ special accommodation of those
who are ton.i of sweet This con-
sisteo of Il large oak tree; TO which
was fastened large iron hook.
| "ppu WHICH tue ftii VI WdA WAcL
ready to pull was placed, then man
of the Samson kind, with his
might would pull and twist as if to
say, either the wax must stretch Oh
this tree come down, when this
pulling was ended, the candy was
sold. which by the way was sta
pie article. The laughable part was
to witness those who were wont to
try its vir:ue bite off part, wher
upper and lower jaw would cleave
which would require an extra effor
to overcome l thought this NIGH
be good thing for the bashful, VIII
wonld he excused from talking
they might say we cannot talk to1
chewing.
The first three days were fair, bu
Saturday came, although cloudy i,
the morning, the town was sool
filled with people from all direc
tons. Early in the day the rail
began to fall. which continued tt
come down until evening. TIL,
!; people remained in town till nea
night, when it became evident i
they would return to their homes
they must go thu ough the rain
Then came the time for the sale o
umbrellas, but the demand beins
greater than the supply. some wer
compelled to go out and for once
at least, be sprinkled. OF cours
no fair this day, SO / came away
st3l. t4n Nj.
MARION. O. Sept 28th, 1869
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MARION. O. Sept 28th. 1869

The Postmaster General has
negotiations with the Brit
.si Government for reduction of
the single rate of letter postage ON
and after the lst of january next to
six cents. l5s,
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CIRCULARS and all kinds of Mer
cantiltfPrintifg neatly executed At tn
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Ks0M o. 8.paSiisaaa||
Bnsinsss 1ireftcrn.
MARBLE HALL.

4. rsrt, eric IRA DON dealer in Foreign. and
x IN srif.nn Marble. and mynufr,u,rer of
Mo,nments. romb.tones. Mintels Cabinet
Sinbs. shelves, &C Upper S'ndusky. y. A-1s
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R,ilrnads.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicaso
= Railway,

pn and after Aug 30th. 1869. trains will leave
stations daily. Sundays eXceptetl) as follows
Train leaving Chicago at 42Op NJ. leaves
iaily.l fTraiD leaving Pittsburgh at .25 Pm.
leaves daily
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81. 900 men, atnn expense of S50, 900, OOu
y year, when mn army of 10000 men, al
$40, 000O, 900. would sufiiga2
10. Why should the tariff be laid upon
he measure Of gods, and not upon their
price, by which the cheap article usel by
the poor is charged precisely MS much a.
the dear article used by the rich:
II. How can specie payments ever be
rasunee, when there is an actua! drain Of
$40, 600, coca year-,o Europe in order to
pay the interest to the European bond
holders upon the national debt?
II, Why should the American holder
of the bonds pay an income tax, and not
the European holdcrI Why should no,
the tax be revised and both classes DC
made to pay?
-, Why should the Yankec fisherman
be allowed to have his salt free of duty to
cure lis fish. willie the Western packer Of
beef and pork is taxei ,wcnty-four ccus a
hundred pounds fer that purpose?
II. Why should the people be taxed
upon their coffee, sugar, salt aud other
nocessarics, when the holder of bonds is
taxed nothing for his bonds? Why shonld
a discrimination be made in his FAVOR
agninst a poor soldier who :staxed two per
cent upon his house and lot:
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NATIONAL NEUROLOGY

During tho past two weeks three of the
most eminent men Of America have passed
away, Hon William Pitt Fesscndcn, Of
Maine; Hon John Bell. Of Tennessee,
and hon. John a. Rawlins, of Illinois,
Secretary Of War.
In addition to this, the dreadful and
fearful calamity at Ayondale, PennsyNa-
nio, wh.ro nearly two hundred miners
were suddenly killed, mark tho week as
one long to be- remembered for the grca,
harvest death has secured.
The nation las been suddenly filed
with mourning, and tho lessons Of tue hour
are full Of meaning and importance.
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STATE NEWS.

Charles Preston, Of Wheeling. las re-
ccjved letters patent for new kind Of
oven.
On Saturday evening n mulat.o man
named Evans attempted a rape on little
girl named FIorenccElgar, whose mother
keeps the Oil City House, in parkcrs-
burg.
Tic Buckhannon Ncps ceased to exist
on the S,h inst.
Charley Williams. son of Mr.. Seth
Williams, Of Buckllannon, was playing
near pile OF boards in an old tanncry at
that pmcc, when by some unexplained.
cause the boards fell upon him and broke
one Of his legs just above the knee.
There are eighteen persons in the Ohio
County Jail. Seven are city prisoners,
and three arc WON n. one white and, two
black.
The Petersburg Times says Mr.. John
Albrandt of tia. place. accidentally shot
and killed. himself. Thursday evening.
lie was blowing in the barrel Of his gun
when it was discharged.
a few days ago at Fayetteville. Yves,
Virginia, number Of persons were badly
poisoned by drinking cider from an old
cotFce-pot. All subsequently, recovered.
The post Office at Nlasontown, Preston
county, West Virginia, has been discon-
tinued. All mail matter for that point
must hereafter be addressed to Rccjsyillc.
The Conservative says-"General llar-
ris, Of the Mrs. Surratt murders, was in
town Monday evening, with us much hair
on his face and as little brains in his head
MS when the Southern Contedcracy refused
his proiler of "disloyalty" to the "bcst
government the world ever SOW" in con-
sideration Of commission from Jefferson
Davis.
4 woman claiming to he tho author Of
the Bible is pcranibuln,ins the town Of
Clarksburg and dcmandins'of consistent
Christians sums Of So and SO.
The tomato crop in Harrison and Mari
OIL counties is II fai!ure. The potatoes
also suffer viii, Iii? rot.
Joseph Levitt, Of Belleville, has been
appointed By the Governor a Notary Pub
lie for Wood county. .-t,
Deer hunting is said to be very popu-
lar in the mountains just now.
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1 who caunot see anything but sordid self,
is not susceptible of the .most conyir cling
argument, But to him who lives up to,
and is governed by the Golden Rule, !
would speak. You who own lands and
| live hear to the railroad when finished,
aud in successful operation, say FIVE miles
on either side, will have your land in
creased in value to m amount quite su0i-
clcnt to pay every dollar It would cost to
make and stock the road. Suppose the
entire cost for this purpose to be fifty
thousand dollars per mile, allowing FIVE
miles on each side OF the road which is
equal to ten square miles for every mile
Of road, each square milo contains six
hundred and forty acres of land; suppose
the land to be worth ten dollars per acre
before the road is made, the road would
double its value one square mile contain
ing six hundred md forty acres, ten
square miles mnst contain six thousand
-four hundred acres. You can make your
own calculations from this data, and you
win find large sum over and above the
cost Of making tue road, even at double
the amount of our estimation In adli-
| A.. ~ I Al 4 l.. 4
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QUESTIONS Fon RADICALS.

From the Cincinnati Euqulftr.
/. The ten forty bonds were made by
lrv payable in coin. The words, ii
"cUin," wero left out of the fiyc-twenty
bonds. If, as the radical politicians pre-
tended, one bond is now MS good us the
other, why was the distinction made be-
tween them? If a mai draws two notes,
and promises a kind of payment in one
that lie does not in the other, what should
we tliuk Of the individual who would say
TINT there vas no difference intended be-
tween them +?
.. The interest on the iiyc-twen,y bond.
was expressly made payable i'll gold II
the principal was 50 payable why was !.
not 50 stated with the interest?
8. Why should the Government pay
$50, 600, 900 annually to the National
l'auks for issuing blucback CURRENCY,
"HSh ~ Shu 'oSue EitVHUuChs lUT nulHlHb,
grecnbacks being the best currency?
4. Why should we pay 100 cents on n
dollar in gold for bond which cost the
holder but 40 cents in gold
8. Why should Boutwell,, the Secretary
Of tue Treasury, pay Sl2j for hundred
dollar bond which Oh its face calls oplv
iOr 500?
q. Why should we take up the dest
bearing no interest, like the rrccnbacks
: inst, leaving the bonds, which do bear n
lir'rv interest, out
l. Why should we have far less
amount OF currency now out to do the bus
'ncss than was required when tho South
wa' MOI party to the Union?
s. Why, IL the debt is ever 10 be mid
OIL should it be nearly three hundred
,n'Iion DE- liars mOrC than It was ia April.
lFi3. Wien the war closed !
D. Why should we keep up au army Of
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AT REFRESHMENTS.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN LEWIS

CUANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN LEWIS
COUNTY.
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE or TIE CIR.
ID cuit Court Of Lewis county, West Virgin
il, pronounced in tic cause of John Drannon,
Commissioner, against D. NJ. Bailey, Admins
traitor, apd others, ! will, on the first day of
the next term OF the said Court sell, at public
sale, at the front door Of the Court House OF
said county, TO he hishrst bidder, the follow.
ing real cstate, owned by Miu,cr Bailey in his
liietMe:-
The large Tavern property, knowu MS the
"BAlLEY HOUSE."
situate in the tows Of Weston,in said comfy,
consisting Of one lot fronting II! feet on Main
street and extending back about $50 l.et--alcng
Second street 10 Wafer street, on which the
said tavern house stands, consisting Of large
TllREE.STORY BRICK FRONT,
on the corner of said streets, embracing thir-
ice roou,s, used rs parlor, drawing room, Of
flee, and double bedrooms, large halls, &C.,
and large back building, also Of
BRICK-rWO STORIES,
with porches; . bedrooms, large dining. room,
kitchen, cellars, &C., and with the same will be
sold one undivided hmfpar. ola
HALF LOT OF So! FEET FRONT,
on Main street, and adjoining the ,arern house
lot
Said tavcInpropcrty embrace every conveni-
ence, has pure water, good ont'honscs and
other buildings, large stables, such as arc Mt
cessary for such property. lis in all respects
cligbly located, and commands a desirable
and
PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
tits extensively known, and he's commanded
the highess reputation MS firs,-cass Hotel.
Also, a, the same time and place, will sell,
under said decree, MI that tract Of land, in
said county, situate on the east sale oflllc
West Fork river, and on Washburne's Run and
Stone Lick Run, about 2! miles abavc the
town of Weston, continuing
ABOUT 219 ACRES,
and having thcreona small parcel of cleared
land, with extensive coal veins and valuable
timber.
Also another tract, al said time and pace,
OF ABOUT 60 ACRES,
on the West side of,hc West Fork river, above
the IN ,n,h of Rasl, Run, adjoining the lands Of
Il. z. Camden and John G. Finsier's heirs.
lfil,cse sales hre not completed on said day,
they will he continued from dry TO day until
completed.
TERMS OFSALE:
a credit Of six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four mcn,hs-,hc purchaser giving bonds, with
good security, bearing interest from The day Of
JOHN BRANNON,
sdp 2O-uc Special Commissioner.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Assumes NOTlCE.
IN the district court Of the United States for
i the district of West Virginia
IN The matter Of Eiius +. p..,,...,..
Norris, bankrupt. I" h''""'"pey
To whom II may concern, The undersigned,
lsaac Ramey, hereby gives notice Of his up
l,oinincnt ms assignee Of the estate of Elias Nor
fis In the county Of Gilmer, in said district,
and who was, to wit, OH the 4tt day Of Derem-
Der. A. b. 1868, adtndged bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the district court Of the Uni.
ted States Tor Tie district Of West Virginia.
Dated ut Clatksburg this ?3rd day Of Au.
gust, 1869 ISAAC RAMEY
jig $685. Assignee.
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WEST VIRGINIA:
4 Trulcs held in the Clerks Office of thr cir.
IN cult court Of Lewis county on. the first Non
day in September 1869.
Sanford ". Smith, Tf.
Joseph =. Bail'y and Fs- IN enauec,v.
lie Il. Hall. dcfsm'uais. :" e"""'''y'
The ol,jcc, Of this suit Is TO obtain n decree
against tile defendant Joseph u. bailey for the
sum Of STA rs cents, and 10 require the defend.
ant Felix l.. Hall 10 pay saiAsnm TO the plain.
tif out Of the money in his ha,nls, belonging to
said Joseph y. Bailey.
And Il appearing BY affidavit filed that The
defendant, .joscphB D. Bailey is not residcn, Of
this state, and he not appearing, it is ordered
that he do appear here within one month after
the frs, publication Of this order, and do wha
may be necessary To- pro,cc. his interest in this
suit. 4 capy-testc:
G. a. JACKSON, Clerk.
W. i. Arnold, for plaintiff.
sep l3-4t
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ORDINANCE FOR TIE REMOVAL
or THE COUNTY SEAT Of. CAL.
.HOUN COUNTY.

or THE COUNTY SEAT OF CAL.
HOuN COUNTY.
A T a special meeting ofthe Eoard Of Super
~ visors for the county Of Calhoun, held At
Arno'dsburg, on the 9Th day Of August, 1869,
at the cour, house thereof, and al the samc
place the circuit court has prescribed for its scs-
sions, all the members Of the Board being pres
ante. ". Hartman in the ci,uir.
WHEREAS, Ash. is deemed desirable to re-
move tho county scat Of bis CO unty from Ar
noldsburg to Grants.iilc, in said county under
the provisions Of the Code Of West Virginia, on
motion Of Mr.. Huffman, seconded bv Nj. Bow
or, and after Il vote had been taken, which ,o,c
Of the Board was unanimous in favor Of The
question, il ~ns
ORDAINED, by tic Supervisors Of tho
county Of Calhoun, that poll shall be taken at
the next annual general election for S.a,c and
County officers, TO be held IN
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2sih. 1860,
being the fourth Thursday in said month, mt
and against the proposed remornl, md that
the result, he asccrtained > cording law.
TITS FURTHER ORDAINED. That
the clerk of this I,oard>prcparc,. or cause to he
prepared ballots for the Votes for or asains.
the removal, containing Inc following words
printed or written thereon:
"FOr tie RemOrdl," and
".lqaiaa Tie Renvroi."
IT Is FURTHER ORDAINED. That
notice Of this ordinance te published. through.
out tie county, at lerst forty days before SAID
poll is to he taken, that is to say, the elrrk"t
this Board shall cause ms many copies oft'a'
-.
necessary. lie shall post one Of the copies in
thereof and deliver the remainder tncrcofto the
sheriff OF The county, who shalt post one Of
said copies Il, conspicuous place at every rla''
Of voting TO tile county, and make return there
of to thu clerk OH one Of The copies delivered I"
him MS aforesaid, all said posting 10 he doncat
lcas, forty days before the said 2stli day Of ce'
tol,cr, 1860.
The Board also directs that n copy Of this OF.
linancc be published in TIT. DEMOCRATS
newspaper published. in Weston, Lewis county,
until the day Of election.
a true cory from the record.
Tssie: All STUMP,
Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors Of C'l.
houn Conaty. sep 1910
COMMISSIONERS SALh.
franklin M,rrcll, Er'm,
Jess. Bru,rn. IN rh,msry IL ne
Circuit court VI lNr"
county.
DY virtue ola decree rendered In the ahofe,
Dnanie,l canse, at the March term, lsos
will sell, in front Of the court house Of Lew,
county, on on the first day Of the next tern %
eiruit court OF said county, the tract 0, lina
in the Gill and proceedings mentioned, N'"s
A TRACT or 143 ACRES,
lying in Lewis conn ty, On Camp Meeting ' i,m,
branch of Leading Greek, being The same 'a ~,
purchased By said Brown Of Lewis MAXWELL '''
cersel. q, ..j
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit offs, T. AM
is months, the purchaser to execute bonds" ,r.
good security, and lien to I've retained rs !"
tier scc,irity. CALLER BOGdtsS
september la-4t Com'n'ss'o"..-
,.I..... go, - a. ,,,,,t, g IL
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LARGE BUYERS will find II 10 their incrcs:
to call and exaainc my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. All o dcrs promptly filed.
3mn. II. GUGGENliEiNEE,
a larkcrsGurg, ". va.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:
A T rules held in the clerks. Office Of sbc -,
N chit courtof Lewis county, on he A..
Monday in September, 1869. "s'
VIM f.. Lirely, plaintiff,
.ib,uham Sus'$'m, defendant.
attachment at Lap.
The objcctof this sui, is to obtain n iudcu..,
against the defendant for the sum OF $50 Will
interest thereon from March LIST, 1861 n ~MH
paid, and TO attach the personal estate If =.
defendant within the county Of Lewis, and spb'
jcct the same totlie payment Of the plaintiff,
claim.
and it apncaring by AFFIDAVIT, filed that H..
defendant Abraham, Sny'lam is not res;drn, W,
this state, aud lr not appearing, it is ordered
that he do appear here within one month n(,sr
the first publication Of this order, and do wha,
may be necessary TO project his ,n,rres, in ,bi.
suit. A cupy-,cac:
G. a. JACKSON, Clerk.
W. j. Lively, for plaintiff.
sep 13-4t
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WEST VIRGINIA.:
4 Trules held in the clerks Office OF the cir.
N cnil court Of Lewis county, on the lirs, Non
day in September, 1859.
Elizabeth Grigys, prg,
"a.
Herman Grigyi, dyL.
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree
dissolving the bonds Of natrin,ony existing be-
tween the plaintiff and dcfc ,dant. and to sell /.
,rac, Of land lying in the county Of t;imer, on
Leading Greek, The property Of the defendant,
and to apply the proceeds thereof TO the main !.
,cnancc Of the plaintiff ard her in:an, children.
And it appearing by sllidarit filed that tic
defendant Herman Griggs is not a rcsilcn, If
this state, and he no, appearing, IT is ordered
that he dyappcnr here within pnc month after
the first publication of,his order, and do wha,
may be Necessary to pro,ec, his interest in ,hs
snit. A coE--,csir: ~
G. A. JACKSuN. Clerk.
Brannon & Harrison, for plaintiff.
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40 ask lisa trial. Ny motto. as herc,oto'
will lie