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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-26

CHoprISe DoueH,-It is not gen
orally known that wheat bread, at
least, is greatly Improved by
chopping it, at thelend Of the sec
ond kneading; and. if you want
good bread, let there always be a
second kneading, putting in all the
-four before that, str6
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-26
4 lsoatbv article---and 3 : :, seI.ngi ;.

.Alengthy articleand = sensi.
BILE one aIso-which we. have re-
Gently seen on "How to be Hand
some,n may, be thus briefly con.
densed: Keep clean (; eat regularly
and sleep enough take care Of
yonr teeth I, sleep IN q cool, room.
in pure air. think and read, talk
VIII pspp 8 who lI6W e6rreth thirg,
and thus waire up mind and soul.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-26
CITY OF LANCASTER.

+
Mayor-Tall Slough.
- Council--ist Ward, Pm Wagchhals, Jos
3 s Armbrnstcr.
and !" $. J. Wright, T. stur-
ge0n.
81 4" IT. Cannon, X. Fritter
4th g yno. Q. Weaver, VIM. II
n a4- F. Ko0ken.
CITY soiicitor--J. G. Reeves.
Marshal--Leo Noles.
Treasurer--J. McMananiy.
Clerk-Wm. L. King
Council mcctings, first Thursday Of each
month.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-26


We do not wish 10 INFORM you, reaucr. that
DR.. Wonderful, or any other man, has discov-
cred a remedy that cures Consumption, when
the lungs are half consumed, In short, will
cure ali diseases whether Of mind, body or es-
tate, make men live forever, and leave death
to play for want of work, and Is designed to
make our sublunary sphere ablissful paradise
to which Heaven itself shall be but side
show. You have heard enough of that kind Of
humbuggcry, and we do not wonder that you
have by this time become dlsgustcd with it,
But when tell you that DR.. Sagc's Catarrh
Remedy WILL POSITIVELY CURE THE WORST
GASES or cATARRu. l only assert that which
thousands can testify to. Try II and you will
be convinced. l viii pay $500 REwARD for a
case Of Catarrh that cannot cure. ~
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVE
RYWHERE.
Price only 80 cents Sent by Mail post paid
for Sixty Cents; Four Packages for s2 90 or /
dozen for So co. Send a two cent stamp for DR..
sage's pamphlet on catarrh. Address the
Proprietor, X. v. PIERCE, NJ. d..
Sep. i0, 'G9-1y. Buffalo. New York
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-26
EaIssrl ana REoarlelor..
liIT gIAsIs 6g sOIseMFmOS


I u hI,s s6,sosiaa cihrch. fistdf' Il 8 snod-
grass. Sabbath services Preaching at lOH A.
M.TK r. II Sabbath School. at . A. n
hHs ,Hrayer medtlig, W qlueslAy leveuinHs attn.
An are cordially invited. seats free 10
st. Peters Eyangelical Lutheran Church.
~ feoIserpI ltofry and can4 sfrcgst Rev.
SN@ia.W. Mechlins ? a.tor. = tResleleeee On 20 60
lumhus slrnetl Service oyery Sunday at l0s
a. n. and ~ 7. VI. Leisure every Eolnes-
day eYenIns Sunday school at , O'Clock A: M'
Mcthodist Episeopai Church, High street,
" d. letween Chestnut and Walnuti Raw j. n.
a = abAhr, fast0r Preaching every sabbath at
10Y A. NJ AMI 7il II. NJ sabbath School at D A.
NJ Young Mons Prayer Meeting, saturday
evenings at ~; General Class, 1T Monday
evening each month. Missionary Concert lst
Wednesday evening each month. Prayer
meeting every wednesday evening. Seats
frec-Pablic cordially invited to all the ser
gs.lyiccs -lsase SsiprA si'fasa sgt @'
~ sist st. Mary,s High street. every Sunday. High
Mass aud Sermon at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Vespers
ats, p. NJ. L. DeCailiy, Pastor.
Wit fa6um uhafch, c6rher Columbus and sIul
vices vices iCS ss K. Il. and and * Z: y r. Sunday school
at2P NJ
German Rcformed Church, Rev. H. Willard
supply services iQik AZ A. and ~ Pm,
Sabbath school9 AM ~
ST. Johns Church. Rev. John Scott. Pastor,
OF Broad and Wheeling streets Sun
day Services: Morning, at 10k O'Clock; Eve
Lecture every wednesday evening atT,s r. NJ.
First Eng. Evan, Lutheran Church. on CO.
residence Mithoa House. sabbath Services
preaching 101S A. NJ and TX p. M. Seats free.
Sabbath School . A. NJ. Prayer meeting and
Lecture wednesday evening at r M, is'
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Columbus d. Hooking Taltey
Rail Road.

Connection Is now now made with the Ma
rietta & Cincinnati Railway at Athens by
Stage from. Nelsonvillc, for all points In the
South and East. .,s..
Circlevillc. Washington, and all points on the
Cincinnati & GAINESVILLE Railroad.
u. A. BUELL.,
General Ticket Agent.
JNO. w. DOHERTY,
i'll. Al, As ~ st Superintendent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VTIRGHL e. SHAW, LAW OFFICE
" over First National Bank. opposite the
,Tallmadge House. WIN attend promptly to
all business entrusted to his care
May 10Th 1670-tf. t s
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NTM. KELLER & BAkOTHER, ,
w Dealers In Groceries and Provisions,
north east corner of Chestnut and Columbus
streets. A full assortment of staple and fam
ily groceries always on hand, Country Pro-
duee wanted. April I, '70-1y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-26

TtRED. MAYER, successor Of jacob
V Keller, Dealer In Groceries and Provis-
Ions, southwest corner Columbus and Chest
nut streets. A complete stock always on hand.
Highest market rates paid for all kinds or
country produce. tAprll1 1, 'T0-1y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-26

II. CARTER, Dealer In Corn. Oats,
Ii Coal, Lime fresh ground Cement, Salt
Groceries. &c. Corner Main and Canal streets,
opIDsitc Brewery. [April ], 1s7O-1y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-26

NXTORK q BROTHER, Manufactur-
w ers Of Boots and Shoes, and dealers in
Boots and Shoes, and all kinds OF Leather and
Findings. Custom work iaade to order and
repairing done ON short notice Main street,
north side second door west Of Center Alley.
~ [Apr. l, '70-1y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-26

Kept 6y dpohc-
carries in this
country. A
single trial iciH
coapince tie most
&cpticql Of is
wondcrfui vahe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10
SHENANDOAH HERALD AND VAILEY

supplies from Germany during the winter,
beset by Franc-tireurs and with winters
weather against them, to say nothing. of
what may be done by the armies Of Kcr-
airy, Bourbaki. and other organizations
for the defense of France
These and similar considerations lead
many of the French people to believe that
they can eventually repel the invaders,
preserve their territory, and save the
honor of the country. It is asserted by
the same authority that vile Bismarck re-
fused to allow Paris to be resupplied, the
prime cause of the failure of negotiations
was the refusal BY Favre to consider the
question of yielding territory. The Tours
Moniteur charges the failure directly to the
account of Bismarck's Tduplcty The
French loan has been conceded place on
the the lists of the London stock board,
and is quoted at Il os premium.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10
Thursday Morning, November 10, 1870
The Election.

The election to @!ay, 50 far as we have
asccrtained up to this writing is passing
off pleasantly. The candidates for the
county offices are demeaning themselves
in a pleasant and dignifed manner to-
wards each other Notwithstanding the
great number of candidates and conflict
ing interest, their bearing towards each
other is characterized by gentlemany de-
pertinent, which reflects the highest cred
it upon them.
We give detailed returns Of the cleo
ton in another column The report. we
believe will be found correct. though
there may be some errors which will not
materially vary the result given. Wa
have received returns from every precinct
but one, Cedar Creek, which will proba-
bly, poll fifty votes. AS far as heard from
the vote stands as follows for Congress
man at large, r. T. Daniel o57. For
Congressman of the 9th dist, Harris, ma
jority is 54l.
For Sheriff Hotties msjority is 27O
For Commonwaaith's Attorney, Walton
elected by 854 majority. Miley Is
elected Clerk Of the County Court by
172 majority. Bird is elected Clerk of
the Circuit Court by 200 majority, Col
laday is elected Treasurer by 119 MAORI
ty. Pitman is elected Surveyor by 1900
majority, with several precincts to hear
from which will increase it. The candi-
dates for Superintendent of the Poor are
SO numerous that we have been unable to
canvass the vote, but Jacob OFT is certain
ly elected by good majority.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10

1t is said that the effect of the decs ion
of the Court in New York that man has
perfect legal right, if he chooses, to set
trap-gun to catch or kill burglars who
may attempt to enter his house, will be
very marked, as trap guns are already in
brisk demand, and it will probably not be
long before every store containing valua-
bles will be supplied with them. The pc
lice say they confidently anticipate q
wholesale emigration of burglars to other
place Well, we suppose, "a trap gun
for burglars can be used in other plac es'
than New York. They can be flied in
yards, and cellars. and along fences, and
wood piles So, let burglars and thieves,
beware!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10
Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, Nov. Sin the Senate to-
day, bat little of Importance was done,
and both branches oe the Legislature ad-
journed until tomorrow in order to give
time fer the enrolment of bills and their
representation to the Governor
aThe bill to legalize the qualification and
acts of certain officers in Staunton; and
the bill for the removal OF certain cases
from tho circuit court of tie county t, the
circuit court Of the city of Alexandria
were passed, as was the jury bill which
was yesterday ordered to be engrossed.
In the House of Delegates, 5000
copies Of the Road law were ordered to be
printed for distribution.
The Senate bill prescribing the time
for no lding the circuit courts in the State
was dismissed. -
TIE bill Incorporating tie Hillboro
Water Company was passed.
An Educational meeting was held at
the Hall of the House Of Delegates last
night, at which most interesting address
es were delivered by Superintendent
Ruffnef, w W. Walker and others, and
much satfactiou manifested on the part
of all interested in the great cause of ed
ucatlon. Among those in attendance
we're Messrs. r. L Carne, and Thos.
Moore ofFairfax.
The Legislature was not in session to.
day. having adjourned over until to NOR
row, IN order to give time for an enrol
ment of bills and their presentation to the
Governor.
The speech of Mr.. Davis upon being
chosen President of the Lee monument
Association, is spoken of as one of his
finest productions, chasto, eloquent and
most impressive.
The Education Convention, after a
most interesting session, has adjourned.
Much good has been accomplished by the
meetlng'of the Superintendent and full
and free interchange of views on topics
connected with the inauguration of the
new system. There was very large at
tendance upon the Convention.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10

IRELAND WANTS PRINCESS. The
Dublin correspondent of the I,ondon
News writes: The announcement that a
member of the royal family is about to
marry the son of Scotch duke has raised
a d,uble question hore-the first being,
of course, that of princess marrying Gu {
side the royal circle. The second takes
the form of an Irish grievance Had the
choice of the Princess Louisa been of an
English noblsman the idea of grlev-
ence would not SO readily have suggested
itself But the parti&lity CT tho Queen
herself for Scotland is often uugraciously
remarked upon here, and the choice of q
Scotch Duke by the Princess Louisa will
not tend to aAay the feelings"
Even the loyal conservative journal,
the Daily Express, asks; '''Is< there not
in this marriage the germ Of an Irish
question? Three princes and princess
remain still undlsposed Of Justice to Ire
land clearly demands that we should not
lie forgotten, but that we should number
among our IRISH aristocracv member of
the royal family" The same journal
d.smisses, as unworthy of serious consid~
Grafton. all apprehensions of dynastic
complications arising out Of the limo
walton now that ''the royal veto upon
legislation is regarded as practically ALSO
lete, and when the House of Commons,
not the sovereign, makes and unnakes
cabinets"
The Freenap's Journal says; 1.-THE
public will see in this innovation COM
mon sense striking down the barrier that
sewers a ruler from the people, and the
first steps towards the removal of the SUI
perstitien that hedgeth round the blood OF
royal personages. It is a right royal
stride in the democratic course GA which
England has of late travelled with such
marvellous RAP idity.
The Cork Examiner regards the occur
enee ASIA striking sign of the times. ."
It thinks the alliance an extremely fortu-
nate one for the princess. To. be the
wife of the head of the princely house OF
Campbell is something better than to fall
into the hands of some needy German ad-
yenturer.
The Cork Herald says: 1.-THE expect
ant bridegroom father is leading
member of the ministry, and, though pos
sessing some of the best blood of Scot
land in his veins, respects trade and COM
cree SO much that be has placed young
er son imam Office in Liverpool
The Cork Constitution that, notw It'll
standing the decline in the personal infu
ence Of the sovereign. there viii be nat
ural ard incontsovertible suspicion Of I'M
derhand influence being used by orc SO
closely al led to the royal family. ".a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10

HAVANA, Nov 3.-The steamer More
Castle arrived Wednesday night. Two
steamers. with 1900 soldiers, have ar
rived from Spain. Gen De Rod.s re-
mains captain general of the island. -
The report of his departure is unfounded
In the the Vuclta Abajo heavy winds have
prevailed, and caused much damage.
General Caro-, commanding she central de-
partment, goes to Spain. Zea. chief e.
De Roda's staff. will assume that COM
lhand. Goyenche relieves Merio in com
. mand of Santiago de Cuba. The insur-
gent leaders Cuerto and Rodriguez were
killed at Cienega de Hepato. Counter
guerilas, operating in the. mountains,
captured and killed the Cuban General
Gabriel Fortune, an important parsonage
Of the rebellion, and fifteen others.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10

They rather imposed upon Mr.: Greeley
out'West. At Lawrence he was taken in
a carriage to see the city and its improve
ments. Keeping him engaged in con-
versation, the irreverent scamps of his
escort drove FIVE or six times around a
square, at each circuit passing very fine
building in course of erection. At about
the fifth round he broke forth Well,
we'll, Lawrence is growing rapidly. Why
there is very large number of fine build
ings going up. Don't you fancy there is a
little monotony in the architecture,
though? - ~r
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10
Fatal ARRAY at Dawson, Georgia.

ALBANY. Ga, Noyembcr 81
following are the particulars of fatal af-
fray which occurred at Dawson, Georgia
on the 81 instant, and which resulted il
the death of tive men land lady wound
ed - -
A man name II r. Russell, in an
intoxicated condition, asked the door
keeper Of a side-show the price Of. admis-
sion and passed his family in. He asked
the door keeper, '.hew many? Tie re-
Dlied nine Russell said four. The
door keeper sail he would call
the family back to prove the number, and
assured Russell that he was mistaken
Russell became very angry. and striking
the door-kecpsr nearly Knocked him
down. He then drew pistol and threat
encd to blow the door keepers brains out
The latter said he meant no offense.
Russell still threatening. cooked his pis-
tol. The keeper ran inside under the
canvas.
Colonel Ames, being near, approached
Russell aud remarked to him that 1T was
no place to get into difficulties. Russell
responded II will shoot you too, and
shot at Colonel Ames. Another circus
man demonstrated with Russell as the
Kelley brothers, known to be desperate
characters. approached and commenced
firing. Col Ames vas shot twice while
espdeavoring to escape. A spectator nam
Cd OxforI. while holding child IN his
arms. was silot also and Instantly Killed.
Tas child was talel out fro'n under
his dead body ! lady WIS also sh' : and
xounsled under the canvas.
t>ol. Ames died Oh the afternoon
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10
A proclamation from Gov. Bowie,

4 Proclamation from Gov. Bowie, OF
Maryland. recitcs the agreement between
Capt. Davidson, on the part of Maryland,
Commissioners Lovitt, on the part of Vr-
GINA, establishing boundary between
the two States on tho Chesapeake Bay
and attributaries, by which the oyster II. on
of those States were to be bound in tax
ing oysters. Gov. Bowie enjoins all Cit
liens OF Maryland TO observe the line
agreed upon temporarily. and says that
the Gov. of Virginia has c,nsen led to
appoint Commissioners to meet -imlar
rcpresen tatives of Mary land for the pur-
pose Of settling the question in dispute
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10

The steamship Varuna Capt Spencer,
hich sailed from New York October Is,
for Galveston, Texas foundered during
the night of October 20, off Jupiter In
let. All on board, except the second
mate and foar men, were Loot. The Va
runa was first class wooden propeller,
one year old. Her cargo consisted chiefly
of dry goods. I'hirty-six cabin passen-
gers were on board, nearly all Of whom
~ere from Texas. Among the passeu-
gers was Mr.. Jenkins, N p, probably
Sir George Samuel Jenkins. member
the British House Of Commons
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10

A quasi religious paper at the North
in an article on lying as political force,
remarks that the Improvement in the art
of lying seems to have kept pace with that
made in all the other arts which con-
tribute to the comfort or entertainment OF
mankind This is about equal to the
essay ION stealing as one of the fine arts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10
ADVERTISEMENTS.
N0MMISSIQN ER'S SALE

Il
Valentine Mech. Administrator with the will of
Jacob Niswander, deceased. annexed, Plain
tiff, VS.. Solomon G. Clark, Defendant
Pursuant 10 decree of the county court of
Shenandoah, pronounced in the above cause,
at its June Term, 1870, / shall on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THE 10TH, 1870,
as Commissioner therein named, proceed to
sell, upon the premises, at public sale, to the
highest bidder, the tract of land on which the
said CLERK resides, about miles north west
of Woodstock, in said county, being the same
conveyed by the Executor of said Niswander
to said Clark, by deed bearing date the oath
day of November, 1866, and admitted to re-
cord in the Clerks Office of the county court Of
said county on the 9th of May, 1867.
The tract
CONTAINS $40 ACRES,
2roods % square poles, more or e.
less, with good DWELLING, - \ 4
and other buildings thereon. Sg sssss,
Any person wishing to buy, can s.Assszyasas
call on Mr. Clark, who will no doubt take plea
sure in showing him the premises.
TERMS OF SALE:
Qne-third in hand and the residue in two equal
annual payments fronthe day of sale bearing in
terest from that day the purchaser to execute
bonds with good security, and a lien TO
be retained in the deed as additional security
Sale to commence at about O'Clock, p. N.
MARK BIRD,
Ocl. II, ids. Commissi ner
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10

N Q 7 9 =
All persons indebted to the Estate of Geo.
Riifey deed, will save costs by paying the
amount due at once. Those having claims
against the said Estate will present them
properly authenticated, for settlement,
WILLIAM II. RIFFEY,
Administrator of Geo. Rifey, decd.
Nov l01t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10

1t seems now quite certain that King
William will, at The close Of the present
war, be proclaimed Emperor Of Germany.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10


DRY Run School House Ritter TO-.
Saum l9 Baker s; OFT 10; J. Fl
Hoover 2 Allison l ; q. Hottie /.
Constable.
B. Mclnturff 26 Jas. Stidly 9; Jer-
cmiah Waltor l.
Assessor.
Noah McTnturff 10.
New MARKEr.-E. Hottie 1901. n.
Hoover IS OFT q Rosenborger 90 :;
Ritter. 8
assessor.
G. W. Kennedy 126 ; J. II. Burk 80;
J. Il. Rico =.
Collector.
J. R. Higgs 14Q
Ouerscer Of the Poor. .
G. E. Rice 11S Rutter 49,
FoREsTvILLE. E. Hottie 3; J. H.
Hoover 81 Jacob OFT . Rosenberger i;
Ritter Baker Sheetz 4.
Assessor.
e. ". Kennedy 81 j. II. Burke 45 !;
J. Rice 8. -
Collector.
J. R. Riggs %.
Ocerseer Of The Poor.
G. &. Rice 118 Rutter 10.
HUDsoNs School Roscnborgcr
~ Dell;nger y OFT 10; Sheetz 6 !;
roover g; Saum Clarke 4.
For CoSGREss. -Harrisonburg, Harris 1G5,
Reynolds 100, Gray 129
TimberviIia- Harris 100 Rorno,ds 70
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10
Superintendent of the Poor.

ApoftHtCHAoH6 " 1to L OW'
Town HALL.-Utaw S. Clark John
Rozenbarger 1 L. r. Baker 2 !; Elias
Hottie Jacob Ott92 John H. Hoover
"a ; NJ. q. Saum 81; Rubin Frazer.
(col.) Augusteen Dellinger 2; Geo.
Hottie 4 E.; John Robinson 4; Daniel
Sheet 3 Isaac Miley 2, D. H Shectz 5;
Isaac Ritter.
CouRr House. -Saml Hottie 6 Geo.
Hottie 4; L. T. 2 ID Sheotz % NJ
G Saum IT Jacob OFT 1885, J. Hoover
81 I. Ritter 7 y; j Rosonberger 10 ; J.
Robinson 4 E, Hottie 10 P. Allison1.
Constable
Orndurff 30. mi.
" Collector.
Geo. Harmon Is VIM. Smoot |.
MADISON TOWNSHIP. -Miley IA Ritter
II Hoover Hottie 5 ; Dellinger 35,
Robinson II Allison 80 ; Clark 10;
OFT 80; Saum 8 Sheetz 10; Rosen-
berger 6.
LaBANoN.-L. T. Baker NJ. Saum
3; OFT so; Deilingcr !; Robinson l
Ritter 4; G. ". Hottie 81 John
Hoover 2.
SraAsBuRG.-Ott 81 4; Milcy 8; J.
Hoover 5 Saum Is.
HARMAN's MlLh.-Ott 10 J. Hoover
10 E. Hottie | +; Ritter IS.
Assessor.
Samuel G. Gollady q.
Commissioners Of Roads.
Abrm Ross 30. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-11-10
October, /, 1870.
Gold si,182
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At the rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Shenandoah, for the
month of November 1870;
ohm Nolverton ................ ........ Plantih
against
James NJ: Racey & wife and rsDefendants
- IN cHANcERY.
The object of this suit is to sell certain
real estate III the bill and proceedings men
toned &c.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants, are not inlr abtants of this
State-lt is ordered, That the said defendants
do appear here within one m onth after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary
to protect their interest, that copy of this
order be published in some newspaper printed
in Woodstock, once a week for four sue
cesaive weeks, and a copy posted at the front
DOOR of the Court House of said county, on
the first day OF the next County Court.
A Copy --Teste.
VIM. SMITH ARTHUR, G. C. C. S. C.
wM. WRIT BIRD, p. q.
Nov 10-4w
GtTOVES, STOVES KETTLES, KETTLES,
~ STOVES, STOVES KETTLES, KETTLES.
Manufactured and sold by the Woodstock Man.
ufac turing Company. nov. 10.
GEE the advertisement of
~ Nelson y Co. nov. 10.