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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14
July Z, 1871.
To Adona Reger AMI Susan, his ,oitc, WI
hunt Lan,bert, John W. LdD,Lcrt, dh,i
Annie h. LamJeyf.
FAKE NOTICE..

That on Saturday, the 10th day Of September
1871, between the hours of sunrise and sunset
Of said day, at the Office of James ID. Armstrong,
Esq in Romney, Hampshire county, W cst Vir-
GINA, we will proceed To take the dcposi tions or
James ID. Armstrong, Games Carskadon, and 9TH
ers, which, when taken, will be offered AS cv =
dencc in our behalf upon the trial Of "A cause now
pending in the Circuit Court of Hampshire cuun-
iy, West Virginia, upon the Chancery side Of
said Court, wherein arc Plaintiffs, and you
and others are Defendants, aud if from any
cause said dispositions should not he taken on
said day, or If commenced should not bo finish
cd, the same will be continued from day to dav
and time To time, between the same hours, and
nj the same place until completed Yours, &c
JAMES CAItSKADON, n
ISAAC III CARSK DON.
Executors Of Thomas Carskadon, Decd
July eth, 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

liz 1t is asserted that for every twenty dol
lars the people of the U. States pay in the
shape of tariff on iron, nineteen dollars 90 in to
the pockets of the monopolists and one dol
lar into the public treasury. la the year
1868, the people of the United States paid
IN the shape of tariff, on iron, Sl4, $50 900
IN gold, Of which tho government received
S744, 800, and the monopolists 14,142,-
700 as bounty in the way of protection.
This was paid by those who used nails,
chains, spades, hoes, horse shoes, plows,
stoves, and in short everything made of iron
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

a MISTAKE NEARLY ATTENDED WITH
FATAL CONSEQUENCES A few evenings
since young Crawford Terry, son of Dr.
Robert 9 and Mrs Martha Terry, left
homo with some young companions TO visit
a neighbours house after supper. After
they had been gone for some timo Mrs.
Terry proposed to her husband to walk out
and meet them on their return. Going OF
and hearing tho voices Of tho boys as they
were meeting them, Mrs. TORY declared
Der intention to give the boys fright, and
dlsposing her dress about her so as to cffec-
tuaIly disguise herself, went on in advance
Of her husband and met hor son, who hap
pcncd to be ahead of his party, and he not
knowing his mother in her disguise, and
probably thinking her some ghost or COB
lin damned dealt her powerful blow with
large stick which ho happened to have in
bis hand, bringing her to tho ground and
rendering her insenablo, from which she
only recovered after being carried TO the
house, 10 fall into n succession Of faintinp
fits We are gratiGcd to bo able to state,
however, that the physician who was imme-
uintoly called in, succeeded in restoring her
permanently to consciousness, and that no
approhcnsiOns arc now entertained az TO
her recovery The practice Of Soaring
anybody, but especially children, cannot be
too severely reprobated. Attempts Of tho
kind arc very frequently attended with So
rious consequences TO ono or tho other Of
tho parties Chatham Tribune.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

Nary STREET, JocoJ Baher, ami H,7,ry s,
Vim b., ~ CmiUas, &. .Strca, RoL,
err, .I'cob, George b. amt P1rtia Ba-
her, e. r. Kruuth, anil Iirgilia his
'rVe, III w. Brent anil Huri,f his riG.
u. " Bro,cn dm .Susam e. his ,r,E.
4. NIX. Boyf, anil Lcorcncc und I'm
ma B,pi, ch'hircH NJ Jniiu B,,kcr, pho
0,drr'et sad T. NIX Boyd, Erci1m
~ ,Strcd, YIN. II StrcH, Jimmie
Ln"sbronJh, Louisd Bah.er, nnd .Iosjh
BnEcr her hHsbo"d, VHioDl M,asGeti,
E'c"ri Ncu:tcit, RaL,h DichiDsyn
amt Ecelinu has m;Gr, - D,ck,nal.
nHt S"san has ~iJc, nnd .J,hn Mans.
.fetd, E'tonrt Brent anil F'Hnl his
'cGr, Jo'nes Il. Thoopson ond Iiryia-
IA his Vi/c, anil ED.,iy Buher, Robcrt
lYhir, e. S Whde, ILc.cnD,lcr WIac,
Henry White, FtHmic WLie. Lncg
Whtc, T. " armstrong anil Lon;.,,
r. his rife, EtizoLcM HoHcr, J.i.
McDorcu, b Z. Tob6 and " Hoo,i,c
his riff, Jomes ID. Armstrony and Ian
". his riff, Mory ~ GLoss, ANIL Jomcs
Carr Bdker and ,Sasam r. his ~,Ic,
Dc|cnddHtS,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

IT, Private letters received in New
York from Washington assert that returns
received ut the Agricultural Department
show decreased productive capacity in the
growth OF cotton Of million and half a.
ores, and a falling off of the crop, as com
pared with last year, of % per cent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

RAILROAD CASUALTIES IN ENGLAND.-
Out of three hundred and seven million
people carried on English railroads in 1860,
only seventeen were killed by causes
beyond their own control, whio in
the streets of London one hundred and
forty persons were killed, and it is estimat-
ed that tho orange peel on London pave
ments kills moro people than all the Eng
lish railroads
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14
Friday Morning, July II. 1871.

&c The receipts Of the Patent Office
during the quarter ending June 30, were
SlSl ,S05.19, and the expenditures during
the same time were Sl44,4l6.50, leaving
a surplus of s3T ,3SS.GS, which was paid in.
10 the treasury.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14
TO THE VOTERS OF
ROMNEY TOWNSHIP.

In compliance with the provisions Of an Act
l Of the Legislature Of West Virginia, tnsscd
at is session of 1917 mn election will bc held mt
the urt-housc Of Hampshire County, in said
township under the supervision of the proper
Officers OF Election,
On Sdmr,lIg the 29M day of July, A. H., 1871,
To take the sense Of the voters Of Romncy Town
ship on the question of subscription TO "The
South Branch Railway COmpany's" Stock in
bonds Of said township, 10 the amount Of SlO-
900 90, bearing eight per cent interest and re-
dcemable in a period Of twenty years, as proyid-
cd for in section four Of said Act herewith pub
hshcd viZs
1. The supervisors Of Hampshire county
may subscribe to tho capital stock of said
company an amount not tn exceed one. fifth
Of the minimum Of the capital stock in The
said company, in county bonds Of lamp
shire county, bearing interest AZ the rate Of
= per ccnium per aBDum and to bc redeemed
in period Of twenty years, and tho townships
Of Romnoy and Springfield, IN said county,
arc directly authorized, after publication Of
notice for two weeks in n newspaper pub
lishod in Romney, and subscribed by at
least ten voters in either township, 10 hold
an election Mt their usual places Of election,
under supervision of their officers Of cleo
tions, whether said townships shall sub
scribe to said company's stock in bonds to
be issued by said townships, conditioned an
above, and 10 the respective amounts of ten
thousand dollars, which bonds Of such town
ships shall be issued toy their respective
supervisors and countcr-ignod by the Clerk
of tho Board Of Supervisors under It's seal
Or tho Board Of Supervisors, or townships
by vote provided for above may alternative
~ endorse or guarantee payments of bonds
issued by said company to tho amount Of
thirty thousand dollars.
GARRETT w BLUE,
RICHARD ROBERTSON,
WILLIAM UAINES,
CHARLES HARRISON,
ALEX. SANDERS,
DANIEL MALONEY,
JACK HANNAS,
JAMES SIIbETI,
DANIEL MYTlNGER,
FREDERICK STARNES.
July ~ 1871 and olhcrs.
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~ o III g H.
To tic cre,litors DC deLtors # Tobias Boker.

A trustee for Tobias Baker, to whom by
N deed dated 10Th June, 1871, and recorded
July Bird, 1871, he has conveyed all his property
and assets 10 secure the payment Of the debts
lac owes.
call upon the creditors of said Baker to iile
aud prove their claims before me within six
months, they will lac excluded by the provis
ions Of said decd from the benefits thereof.
Aud the debtors of said Baker are notified that
after the first day of August next, they will find
the claims against them in the hands OF Daniel
Mytinger, Justice
G. s. WHITE, Trustee.
ROnney, July II, 1871
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

a CASE or INTEREST. John Snyder.
4 West Virginia, bad claim against y. T.
Bagby, Of this city, for about a thousand
dollars, principal and interest 1t was in
1861 placed in the hands Of Imbodon d I'm
5odcn, lawyers Of this place, for collection.
This law firm owned Bagby, and by an n
geomont between Bagby and tho Imbo-
dons, they agreed % pay the debt, and re-
ccipted 10 Bagoy for 1t. Snyder brought
suit against Bagby for tho amount The
ceso was tried at this term Of tho Circuit
Court, and judgment was obtained against
Bagby, Judge Mclaughlin deciding tbat
che receipt Of the attorneys. in I'll, in.
stance, was not 90 offset 10 The claim Of
Snyder Nomfo vygiajop, Jaly s.
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To all whom it may Concern

NOTICE is hereby given, that having bec,
IN appointed 10y tho proper Court OF Carroll
County OF the State ot Maryland, guardian of
George w Rites, infant child of Snr,h E;,o,
deceased, and as such one of the heirs Of Sus,n
Peters, decd, shall apply to the Circuit Cour,
OF Hampshire county, State of West virginia Of,
the 2nd day of the August Term, 1871 ot sail
Circuit Court, to make an order directing tb,
Commissioners in Chancery cause OF Tobias Bn.
kcr IS. Peters aud the Administrator of Sus,,
Peters, deed, respectively, to pay aud deliver
To me all money and personal property, in their
hands, belonging 10 my ward and to authorize
me TO sue for, recover, and receive an money
or personal properly, which may belong 10 nv
said ward, in said county aud in jurisdiction Of
said Court, and 10 remove the same To the State
Of Mary land.
JOHN w. ANGEL
June 70, 1871. Gnoriian
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

EayGov. HOFFMAN,, IN n letter to tho
Democrats in New York writes as follows ::
The question Of tho day is whether We
aro to 1.-Two under Constitution as all,
which shall be construed by an impartial
Court 90 as TO limit aud restrain, as il was
intended to DO, legislative and executive
power alike, or under a hollow form Of n
Constitution, interpreted according to tho
oXpodicncy Of the hour by Congress itself,
such Interpretation being enforced by an
unrcstrained Executive This is indeed
the true question Of tho day-tho 1.-Two is
auc'-tho practical matter -1ler. Gaz.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

~ We recommend to our readers the follow.
ing extracts from the address Of the Democratic
State C,Hirol Committee Of Pc,hsy,ropia. The
authorship Of this address is attributed to Hon
JEEs BLACK. 1t thus orraigus the Radical party
for their broken pledges
Ono candid person will deny that the
leading mon in power ut Washington have
been uufailhful to their duties. They have
broken tho pledges they made to the peo-
pie, and, in reckless disregard Of their oaths.
they have violated tho plainest provisions
Of tho Constitution They have deprived
tho States Of their sacred right of gelf-rov-
ernmcut in matters purely local, and dis
armed thorn Of tho power % enforce their
own laws for the preservation Of order with
in their own boundaries; they have passed
bills Of pains and penalties operating on
millions az once without regard 10 the guilt
or innocence Of tho parties; they have
tramplod on oil tho securities Of life, liber-
crty and property treated tho hnJcas car
pms law with contempt, and donicd the right
Of trial by jury they have sent out swarms
Of their hiroling agents with instructions to
kidnap, imprison and kill FREQ citizens for
political offences, without judicial aoousa-
ton, without warrant, and without legal
trial. They havo not only troddou upon
tho groat principles embodied in the origi-
nal Constitution as it camo from tho hands
Of It's framors, but even tho amendments,
which thoy themselves intcrpolatod, have
boon brokon without rcmorse whenever it
suited their interests.
"Thcso outrago5 upon justice, liberty and
d. Al
conflict Of civil war-n0t IN moments Of
wild passion, or heated cxcitomcnt--but in
cold blood, upon deliberate reflection, in a
time Of profound peace, in full Wow Of the
conscquencos-an their authors have fol-
lowed out in this limo Of policy, step by
step, with pcrsistcncy which shows their
fixed determination for tho future, as in the
past, TO be bound 10y no oath aud held by
no promise.
'Tbo two last and most important Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

JdiutS NfhShuuOn ~ lSiihC u. AhrSkauOn. ENecu-
tors of the last will and testament of Thomas
Carskadon, deed, Plaintiffs,
rs.
James II. Powell late Sheriff of Hampshire coun-
~, West Virginia, and such committee Adj
ministrator de bonis non with the last will and
testament annexed of John Lambert, deed
and committee administrators of William Lam
bert, decd, Adam Roger aud Susan his wife
and William Lambert, John NJ. Lamber, and
Annie +. Lambert, Defendants,
In CUANCERY.
The plaintiffs this day file an amended and
supplemental bill ia their suit against the Ad.
ministrator of John Lambert and William Lam
bert, and pray that said Roger aud wife and said
William, John NJ. AMI Annie +. Lambert both
their original and this supplemental bill, that
said Administrator OF Wilinm Lambert be or
dered on settlement Of his accounts to pay over
to the Plaintiffs the amount due his intesate in
his hands or so much thereof rs may he sufficient
to satisfy the claim of the plaintiffs, which is for
$500 90, with interest thereon from the 18th day
OF June, 1869, subject TO credit of $40 T5 ms
of date January, 1860 and for such other relief
as IS meet. And it appearing that the defen-
dant5 Adam Roger and Susan his wife and VIM
Lambert, John NJ Lambert Il Annie T.. Lambert
do not reside in the State OF West Va. II is or
dered, tthatsaid nonresident defendants doappear
here within one month from the FIRST publication
hereof aud do what is necessary TO protect their
interests. y copy-Teste,
G.. Nj. TAYLOR, ccCuC
July I, 1871.
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TAKE NOTICE,

That on Friday, the 18th day Of July, 1917,
between the hours Of sunrise aud sunset or .,,ii
day, AT the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Courl 90
Hampshire County, West Va, ! will proceed f.,
take the dispositions of sundry persons which.
when taken, will he offered rs evidence IN nav
behalf upon the trial Of u cause uos pending in
the Circuit Court of Hampshire County. Wet
virginia, upon the chancery eide Of said Curt
wherein !, said Guardian, am Plaintiff and sou
are Defendants and il from any cause said de-.
positions should not be taken on said day. or Of
commenced should not be finished, the same wilI
hc continued from day 81 day md time 10 time
between the same hours, and al The same plag.
until completed. Yours, &c,
WILLIAM H. STREET,
Guardian Of Mary STREET
June 30, 1871
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

Furious Storm iu Oiio-Sir Pcrsons
KUed.--DAYroN, July 9.--Thoro was O
furious storm in lhs vicinity this afternoon
The German Lutheran Church was domol-
ished and four persons killed md twenty
wounded. Tho bridge over tho Miami riv-
or was destroyed. Two boys were killed
aud QUO injured The Southern Ohio I,u-
natic Asylum was unrooiod, and two fe-
malo patients injured
The soho0l-houso Of tho Church Of Unit
cd Bethlehem was blown down ST. Mary's
Catholic Church aud tho Miami railroad
depot wCfo unroofod About fifty othor hou-
scs were damaged Loss over $50, 1000
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

WEST VIRGINIA. TO WIT AT rules
held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Hampshire county, on the first Monday
in July, 1871.
James Carskadon Isaac II. Carskadon. Execu-
tors of the last will and testament of Thomas
Carskadon, deed. Plaintiffs,
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PUN PS f!

A. SPENGLER
Moorefeld, Juno 30, 1871.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-16
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Feb r. 1871.
BUrTER-We quote fine fall butter at 39ai2e good
selections suited to the best grocery trade 6a3Sc fair
lots of Vermont and New York at 25a32c; common do
5c inferior do lsa2.c bakers 4al5c Canada 20a3Oc for
common to choice, and Western roll at 23a21c per Id.
CHEESE-We quote fine factory cheese at Ice; fancy
dairy II sa15c; fair to good factory at l2 2 sc fair
to good dairy 1Oal3c; common do 8alOc per To-.
EGGS-We qnote Eastern at 33c per doz; Western %
a30c lined dull at 10a20c
BEANS-We quote choice Western hand.picked pea
beans at 81 G2a2 81 BUSH Eastern do at So IS, choice
hand picked mediums 81 l2a2 IS; common pea s. % ;
common mediums 81 75 marrow beans 81 so per bush
POULTRY-We quote Western Turkeys at 20a2lc for
choice 1Sc for good and 5c for common. Chickens u
2a1sc for Western and 20a22o for Inferior Northern.
FRESH MEAT-We quote Western Beef at l0al2c
for prime heavy Sides SaOc for light do Eastern Mutton
sells at 5a10c and Brighton dressed at l0a13c per h.
Dressed Hogs are firm at 3-7a1O 1-sc.
APPIES-We quote Western Apples from store ut
$4a4 So and Natives at 81 per Dbl.
HAY-We quote prime Northern and Eastern $26a27 !;
per tom 2Oa2l for New York; lOal7 TO Interior and
80 Tor Straw.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-16

Two excited ladies of the African persua-
sion were overheard in earnest conversation
on the fall of Vicksburg. One said ode
KILLED sojurs took it." The other profanely
replied gu ly Sis Grant took it," N. O.
Times.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-16

Mrs. Alden, wife Of Hiram Q. Alden, Esq, who
has been in feeble health for years, died on
Friday last : She was an estimablc lady, long an
ornament to society, and will be sincerely mourned
by her large circle of friends.
1t is doubtful if the conference between the
Directors of the Belfast and the Maine Central road
takes place until after the 22d, that day the
latter company elects Directors, and will increase
the number.
Dick is dead. He was the Canary that sent forth
his thrilling notes from cage in Dodge's Saloon.
A pIowling cat put her paw on him and sllled
poor Dicks notes forever.
Several complaints against persons for fast drsF-
ing in the streets were made TO Marshal Bean, last
Saturday, and the dangerous practice stopped.
Bark Caribou, of 100 tons, was launched from
the ward Of Colcord, Berry 4 Co., Stockton OF,
the 9th.
Tuesday was a lively day for trade. Produce
came in with rush.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-16
RAILROAD EXTENSION.

Oar city readers will pcruse with interest
the account Of the meeting at Canaan, IN
another column. 1t is a guaranty that our
road can be extended to that point as soon as
| it is ascertancd that our relations with the
Maine Central are ended. And not only to
| that point, but to the towns OF Hartland and
Ripley, on the one route, or Athens on the
other. Either of these would make tributary
to our road q productive region of country,
al1ording Il great deal Of freight Canaan
is but eight miles east Of Skowhegan and
the branch road OF which the latter town
is now the terminus, furnishes to the Cen
trail, at kendalls Mills, as much freight as
comes from all stations east OF that
point The Skowhegau Reporter OF last
week says
! The month of January was the best freight
month on record at this station. Mr.. Eaton has re-
| ceived over $500 on incoming freight and pre-
paid freight shipped.
That station furnishes from Sl50,0Oo to
100000 worth Of business per year to the
Central road Another very important feed
cr is the Dexter branch. Of which we have
no statistics at hand. Let our friends bear
in mind that we have :, charter to push a
road between these two, and compete with
the Central at the very sources of its pros
perity. We can make special rates for
freight from all points in this region by rail
TO Belfast and thence by steamers to Boston.
We shall thus get what we have a right TO
have, and what we set out to realize.
We are not among those who believe
that we are to live and breathe in the future
only by special permission of the Maine
Central company Affairs have not yet come
to the point that it
''-doth bestride the narrow world
Like a Colossus, and we petty men
Walk under its huge legs and peep about
To find ourselves dishonorahle graves.
Belfast has II vantage point that cannot be
carried. Courage. persistence patience.
labor, will set us right.
An important step has been taken toward
the settlement of the Alabama claims. A
correspondence within the last few weeks,
between Thornton, British minister at Wash
ington, and Mr.. Fish, begun with a view of
an arrangement concerning the fisheries,
has been made to include the Alabama
claims, and provisions made for 4 Joint com
mission. All the claims growing out of the
rebellion, including those for losses by
British subjects in the south. are to be passed
upon by the commission. 1t is hoped and
believed that q full settlement Of these
troublesome questions will result.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-16
STATE OF MAINE.
WALDO $50 the Shers of our respective countia,
or either OF their IDENTITIES

-O-
WALDO, $50 the Sheris of our respective coun,ie,
or either OF their Deputies,
WE COMMAND YOU to attach the goods or cs,a,s
~ OF Albert B. Mayo and benjamin +. Tyler both
Of Massachusetts, merchants and eonartUSrn M
style OF Mayo Tyler, to the value Of six hundred do
Of our Supreme Judicial Court next to be holden NJ
first Tuesday January next then and there I'm IN o o
SAID Court to answer unto George L. Havner Of Winter
the case for that said defendants at said Bestp
the day OF the purchase of this writ being indebted t.
the Plaintiff In the sum Of ftythree dollars and thirty,
three cents according to the account annexed
there in consideration thereof promised the Plaintiff TO
pay him that sum on demand,
Also for that said Defendants at New ork to wit al
said Belfast on the sixteenth day OF March 1870 by their
agreement in writing of that date by them signed
valuable consideration to them paid by the PlaintiG
promised and agreed to pay to one VIM X. Morrill,,
acceptance which said Morrill, then held against the Px
lor the sum OF three hundred and twenty-five dollars
and nineteen cents and relieve said PHI from all liability
on account OF said acceptance Yet said Dets Though
and although there requested said Des have not paid
the same relieved the Plf from liability on the
same but FIJI. has been compelled to pay same to
said Morrill,. Yet though often requested, the said
Defendants the same have not paid but neglect and
fuse SO to do to the damage of the said Plaintiff
says the sum OF six hundred dollars, which shall then
and there be made to appear with other due damages.
Witness, JONATHAN G. DIcKERsoN, Esquire at Bel.
fast the twenty fifth day of November In the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
S. L. MILLIKEN, CLkRk.
ACCOUNT ANNEXED
Messrs. Mayo Tayler to Geo. l.. Havner, DR..
1870.
Sept 30 10 balance due settlement of accts SluO
Expenses to Boston and back your
business, Is w
Contra CT $Il6,UO
oct. H. Ky bill OF Merchandise, 81
$53 -
WALDO, S.
Sup. Jud. Court JAN Term, 1871.
ORDERED, ! hat the Plaintiff give notice TO the De
PENDANTS OF The tendency of this suit by causing
tested copy Of this writ with this order thereon b.
published three weeks successfully In the Republican
Journal, public newspaper printed at Belfast In the
County of Waldo the last publication to be not less than
thirty days be fore the of this Court to bu
holden at Belfast within and for the County Of Waldo
en- the third sday of April 1871 that said Defendants
may then and there appear and answer to said suit II
they shall see
ATTEsT-W. q. FRYE, CLERA.
A true copy of suit order of Court thereon.
2w3i ATTEsT-W, G. FRYE, CLKRh.