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GOV. sTEvENSON'S ARITHMETIC

Governor Sisrsuscn's arithmetic is pc
culiar. 10 order 10 make the Gus, Of the
proposed Convention to appear enormous.
he puts in IN item Of S9S. 064 for loss Of
time to pOtsr,i Why no, put in another
hundred thousand dollars for loss Of sal, /.
ries to radical officers, and quarter Of a
million for "consirucrive damages, men,
tai suffering, worry. &c." to the Rsdieai
party! gy
The Governor estimates in the cost Of .
Convention. alO3. 1906 81 for reson,
hruesi0n Of the Code. BY the time the
present Legi.l.'ure completes its work, il
.i:rep.al. sll:ta, need, rsp' a!ing the PRS
eas Code will be so thoroughly riddlsd 81
to be almost worthless. snd whether q
Convention is held or nst, a new Code will
soon be needed. Better make clean job
Of it at once. GI i; as tie people are will.
ing to havs i. remain, and thus avoid ul-
innate expense.
Tho Governor thinks tn. people will
lose lime worth S9s,o6t 90 by voting fer
a Convention. Well, ahose business is i,
il they do! The people are their OWE
masters. Neither Governor Stevenson ner
the Radical party own tho people Of West
Virginia, or have any RICH, to damand
their service or their time. Give the PEG.
pie a chance to say what they will. II
they don't want Convention. they will
ay SO. II they do want it. they viii net
sosn forget the man wLo lands in ,hsir
way. They will chcerfully give abe time
that may be consumed in vstine. or, il
they think i. can be more probably em :
ployed in any ether way, they won, vote.
In any ease, the estimated loss Of time is
aul'bsurd'ty and shoHst to what dep:h O.!
fooli,hness the Gorcrno, css descend
when BE- tries. -..
According to Governor Ss.ren'on. the
cost Of rasifying the di.franehisiug amend
ment ofls66 was about 81 .000.f He
does not include in this any cost Ct loss
of time too voters" though that cOn':i,-
utcs in his estimate one Of The heaviest
expense, of the contemplated Convention
SHY i. this thus3 Why is it tina. voting
epop Convention will entail upon our
people such serious less Of ,ime--a loss
whose money value is estimated By the
eminent arithmc.icisn Of the Executive
Department, by some rule knswu to him.
self only. at $99, 064-whi!e the loss Of
time in voting on the disfrauehisins
amendment vss such trife as to be IN.
worthy Of mention ! Is i. not just posi-
Die that the Governors estimate Of the
cost Of Constitutional Convention is
slightly "ac0ked." and made just trife
absurd in his anxiety to have i. appear
enormous !-Rssi=ter.
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LOOK OUT FOR SQUALLS.

/, CHARLHsros, Feb. II.
I! The Honse bill regulating tho terms Of
tho Supreme Cou.. Of Appeals has occu-
pied the attention Of the House Of Dele
gates during the past two days. Alter
bard work snd two days ballo'ing,
Wheeling has been inserted in the bill a'
one Of the places at which an annual SEES
sian Of the Supreme Ceur. is TO be held.
The bill'will be pas'ed and become a law
without further amendment.
Senator johnson, Of Wood. j, sfh 81
home, sick, and i. is feared that he may
no. be able to return during the session.
His absence materially re.ard, tho pro-
gross Of legislation in the Senate.
The bin regulating the terms Of the
Supreme Court Of APPEAL provides for two
annual sessions, enc Of which is to be held
in Charleston and the other in Wheeling.
The latter was inserted on the thirteenth
ballet.
There is more harmony and a b'.tsr
feeling prevailing among members Of
the Legislature than formerly. Both
branches are working hard, snd legisla-
ton promises farorably to the interests Of
the StHte.
Ii is rumored today that the close in
ves,igation TO which the condition Of she
State Treasury has been subjected. has
revealed deficit Of NINETY-THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. Particulars
will be furnished soon. The discovery
creates much CONSERVATION in eert.in
quarters, and ,.aallr time, are autiei-
pated.
Mr.. Lewis. Of Haui,os. Chairman Of
the Jadici,ry Committee OF the House Of
Delegates. has repor'e no election bill
until to-day. Tbedelay of!hs Committee
in this regard has excited sous surprise
aud given rise to some comment.
Charleston is enjoying the luxury Of a
snsW storm. The snow is new ti1 inches
deep, but the indications are .hst ii will
soou nsls.-Rrsi,t.r Of The 18th.
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FRANCE.
THE END OF THE WAR.
EARLY TREATY OF, pEAc& MADE


.--rEF-r ~ pARIs. Feb l3.
Everything has s'ea arranged at Bor-
deauz. A oomu.i.,es to negotiate a
treaty Of peace has been selected and the
draft Of treaty has been approved BY
Bismarck and Moltke. Th. treaty will
be signed Immediately. and the Germsn
troops will then march through Paris to
Strasburg station, and Tiers take train,
for home. Trains will follow each other
rs rapidly /" possible. The Assembly
nil then adjourn to Paris and proceed
With the reorganization Of Frapss.
The departments not oceupird by the
Germans are rnvaged by bands of Franc
Tireurs, who are piilagiDg trar.sars and
houses. Terror reigas in those depart.
msnts.
Disered:sabls revelations ST. making
concerning the Provisional Government.
1t is said ,ha. the members hold immense
Gums made on. of trusts, that they secret
" disposed Of stores Of prcvhions. and
that in the Hotel deEille. 43,eoo bottles
Of wine we're drank. rrovisi.ns are pour
ing in, and prices are low.
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Ho,rrrAL FOR THE IssAsR. I
WEsroN, Feb. ll,l2Tl. /
To ihs Editor Of The Democrat

To he Editor Of The Democrat
In your issue Of January 3O.h. under
the heading Of an editorial. is q state.
mens. purporting to be correct compar-
ison Of the difftrentiag cost for keeping
patients in this Institution and tho one at
Staunton. known as tho Western Luna.
tic Asylum of Virginia.
YOussy Il, cost 81 "a per vs't for
the supper, of each pa,ieutin the Asylum
at this place, and hut 81 II al s'aun,on,
thus showing difference Of % cents on
each pa,ien, per wcok-or Sll sc per
annum: and on 205, the aumber Of pa.
.ien.s 10 our Institution. is So, i51 50,
as the difference in the single item Of
support. on the same number Of patients
Since the publication Of the above NC
have been favored with areport Of the
S,auntOn Asylum, and find that you have
made an egregrious mistake.
The whole amount expended for the
support of patients at stsunton, for the
FISCAL year ending September 3o'h 1870,
vss (deduc.ing transportation) SOS, sos.
So. Taking 1886 as the greate,t average
pumber. i. shows the cost was. $20+ Sc
per year for each patient. or So SO per
week. Whole amount used for the sup.
port Of patients 10 our Institution for the
same year. was S25.OOS "a; average
number Of patients 206; cost for each
patient per aunum Sl22. or as stated in
your article. 81 81 per week. 7, i. thu,
shown that it cost 81 SO more for the
keeping Of each patient per week a.
Siaunton than i. did here or in other
words, the difference for keeping the san. G
number ofpssients at Siaunten that we
had in our institution, wm Sl6,949 40.
In the S'suntOn Asylum. for provision,
alone. the cost per capita per week was
81 81 in ours it was 9S esnts-differ.
enee 10 our favor 81 cents per patient
per week.
To coniu.e the ide, Of "aneieat' econ
omy, | shall simply state that the salaries
and wages Of officers and employees in
the siaunton Asylum amounted to
1882 80 more than in our institution.
or in excess Of ours Sl4 IS per anuum
per patient.
. Wi'hon. any object of depreciation. ii
can be shown from statistics that there ia
DOT another Institution for tue Insane in
the United States 10 which the patient,
are maintained a. as low figures as in
this. p.
This article is no, ins,igaled by .ny
desire TO dspreea,e the naDsgemenso Of
Of The stanton Asylnm but it is offer
ed simply 10 justification Of the officers Of
this institution, and for that purpose i.s
insertion in Joa paper i. respectfully re.
qas''.d. 4 n. Krssr.
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THE SOLDIERS OF !Sl2.

The act Of Congress to give to the SOL
der, and widows Of deceased soldiers Aho
.sryed IL the war Of 1919. pensions, ha'
finally become law.
It provides that persons who served 60
day, and upwards in the war oflSl2.and
who were honorably discharged, shall be
entitled to receive q pension Of s. per
month; and in case OF the death Of said
psusioncr, his widow shall rocaiTS a like
amount, provided she wa, married prior
to the ,ressy Of pesee (Which, as well IS
we now reepliss., was in the fall'of 1915,
and has not since remarked
The act slso provides thu, no person
VIII during the late rebellion against the
authority Of the United States adhered to
thc cause Of the enemies Of th. govern
ment, giving ,hrm aid or comfort, or sE,
srsissd the functions Of any office under
any authority in hostility to the United
States. shalt 30 eu:iiled 70 tho benefits Of
this act. Tho Secretary Of the Interior
Is authorized to prescribe rules aud reg
alstice. f,r 'rpIicisIs u ob,s;u peo,ioa'.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CoaNuMosss's 0yrlcn. !
Ckssit Court of Lewis county.
W. Va, Jan. 10, 1871.

Henry 4. fesStr, Admr,
and plaintiff,
"a. n cieaery
Thomn, J. Bos-eA, Adn'r
and defendant.
TINE parties in the above named .ssie will
take notice that, in pursuance ofaa order
OF Te;ercaCe made in the above named ciuse al
the November term. 1870. Of ibe Circuit Cour;
Lewis county, l'shall proceed AT riy ofise in the
town Of Weston in Lewis roSaiy, on ,he 9Th
day Of April, 1871,
LIST. To audit, state, settle and report the
Administration acrorais Of D.fntan, T J..
Bonnet, ne Administrator Of the es.aie Of John
Bonnet, deceased.
ID. To asrcr:sin and report the debts due and
owing from John Bonnet at ia tsre OF his
death, the aMcana thereof, and to ski1 the
same AIs owing, ard ifan. Of them ex,d ID liens.
lhat he report the character Of such liens, lheir
dates, orders and prioriiits; and il any Of said
debtshase been aid by any Of the parties. tha,
be show tn. amount 50 paid. when, 10 whom
and BY whom, the same may have been paid
and that h. report any ether relevant matter
d'eraed pertinrn, BY himself, or Ipesially re-
quirrd by the parties.
Giren under my hand, this 18th day OF jan
uSsJ, ISL.
WM. l.. DUNSINGTOS,
Jsn23.6t Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given ,ba. ! viii, BY viz.
~ tue OF an order Of the circuit court oil
Harrison county, entered in the chancsry cause
Of the National Exchange Bank OF WrstoA
against u. n. Tuns,iil and Others, on the
18th day Of FEBRUARY. 1871,
atny Office in the town Of Weston, Lewis
county, West Virginia, proceed to ASCERTAIN
and report the judgments and Other liens upon
the re. es,ate Of said Tuns,ill, their dates, or.
der, amounts and prioriiies aud TO ascertain
aud report the game. II Necessary, will con.
iinuS the making Of my report from 10 day un.
I'll completed. ". l.. HUNTINGTON,
Jan 1857 cbmmladonef.
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sArERE's
Own Aalx Restorosu
Own

Celtaina no Lac SuLraua.no srdlh
LsaD-po LirmAxux-no NrrRArI
slLvkn. and j. entirely free ksn
Poisonous and Health. destroy
Drugs used in other HaiE prsrars,i
Transparent, and clear "a crystal, twill
81 the 6n.st fsbri.--psrfsetlr' iArE, eetsAi
Observation-Disclosures !osy ,ouSh ssr
curd Al hst.
ltre.tnr.s and prt-sn,s The hair freEl
coming Gray, imparts : ,oft, elos,! ard
anse. removes DsndIua, isseol aud rstsI
80 the rad, sh.rks the Rair from hliisg
AID us;oies it TO a graf s1,ezt whtn grt
,gely Lost, prevents Headaches, cares all
Eers, cuisneous srsFiioni and unnatural Y
AP DsrssIss TeK TEE liAiE nm III sE1r
s'cts IN rsI YAxEIT.
Dr.. g. SpIrA, Pa,satset Grotou Junsi
n.s. Prepared only by Pkssrrr Bso1D
Gloucester, Mass The Gsnufns !, put up Il
panel hottie, Esds expressly for IT, win
name OF III, article blown in the glass.
roar Druygi:, for Nature, Iak Rssissss
and take NO oih-r
ssad 1esat stamp u Proctor Brss. ~
Treatise on the Eamsn Hair. The isforr's'
IL contain, is worth IS TO sny p.rssn.
a. N. DENT, H.ia,St, Weston.
sossly sass Agent for Levi 'sEat''
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REApPORTIONMENr.

To spporiion our State representation,
,h-ro nast. Of necrrity, owing to our
present Constitution. be grea, inequality
sod injustice.
Boops, with a white population Of 400,
viii hare one Delegate; Grant. With
J 1874, one Delegate; Hancock, with
t,sss, one Delegate; Hardy. with 4.902,
nae Delegate; Morgan. with 4.l9s. one
Delegate, Writ, with i.1ii6, one Dole.
s.ts.
Ag,In:
sineoln, with white population of5, OF,
hasone Delegate; Logan. with 5.O92, on.
Delegate; Brooke, With 5.367. one Dele.
gate; Poeshontas and Webster. With
$50, one Delegate Sarsh.i. With
s.97s, one Delegate.
While
Monougalia. with vhits population Of
1855, haI one Donga'e; Berkeley.
With IS. 223. one Delegate; Marion, With
u. o2e, one Delegate; .Gresnbrisr. with
1898, one Delegate; Jackson, with
lo.ess, one Delegate; Monroe. with
1o.l2l, one Delegate; Lewis. with $3.50,
mn, Delegate Barbour. with 1926, one
Delegate; Jefferson, With 9,7S2, on,
Delegate, -
The present Constitution sres sbe Who'll.
number Of Delegates at S.; and requires
ss-apportioument after every United
States GENIUS. upon phite population.
The ratio Of representation as fixed by
Article 4, is. in our judgment. wrong.
and can only be remedied by ner Cos-
aitsion. Wood and Plsasauts will
hereafter 70 entitled to three Delegates,
sna Mason two; and these are the only
instances where Representation is in.
eressed. except the new counties Of Min.
srd Grant and Lincoln where each get
cal, Delegate.
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/ A T Il r.
CHlrLEsros, Feb. ]

Hon. William |. Boreman, Of Tyler
county. eepa.or from the Fourth
District. fell seriously i'll in the Senate to-
day. His attack was, Of an appOPlestic
nature, induced By congestion Of the
brain. Isia thought tonight that be
will s,ou recover. though his condition is
hill somewhat criticnl.
Senator okey johnson, illDe" is re-
ported to be of a dangerous character,
and spprehsusions of its fatal termination
ara Eel. by his many friends.
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TNhe sbore.pamed defendant, John II. aolle
hen, will take notice tqat on the 18th day
OF April, 1871, at the clerks Office Of the clio
cult court Of Randolph county, Wet Virginia
shall proceed 10 take the drposilions 0;Elis:
Wees and others, which, when taken. are to be
read as evidence span the hearing of the abor,
named cause Aud If from an! reason the Ia
king OF snii depositions be not commenced. or
being commenced and net completed On that
day, the taking ofthc same will be continued
from day 10 day until completed.
Given Hnder u,y hand, this 9Th DAY OF Feb
rusry, 1871. ANN REBECCA EoLI EIloS.
Eco. 20, laIi-4t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of John Bonnet. deed
IN pursuance Of q decree Of the circuit. court
/ Of the county Of Lewis, made in cause
therein pending, to SUBJECT the real estate OIL the
said Johu Bonnet to the paymcn. Of hi. debts,
you are required to present your claim. sysinsi
the said John Bonneit foi adjudication to YIN.
l.. bennington, at his Office In the lsid county,
on or before The c.. DAY of April, 1871.
Witness, John c. Jackson, clerk OF said
court, this 10th day Of February. 1911.
JOHN e. JACKSON, Clerk.
Feb l3-IeTl-st
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CONSUMERS or DRY GOODS
All Retail Orders amounting to SEQ and
Over Delivered in any par, Of
the Country
1Isu os rIPkEss cEARols.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
HAMILTON EAS7ER & SONS.

NA' S<A'' Sss - "~<'ot
ef Baltimorr. Nd.
Ia order IN. hc,ier to NEE, the wsn.r o: their
re,sii customers at distance, have established
A SAMPLE BUREAU,
.ad will. uron application, promptly sell by
maiLfull lines Of samples Of TIE Newest and
most Fashionable Goods, Of French. Engliih
and Domestic manufacture, guaranteeing al III
times o.sell aslow, II no, al lrss pticrs, than
any house in the country.
Buying our good, from the la-gest and mos,
celebrated manufacturers ia tie iiseIrn, pr 8
oSEurpps, and importing the SAME by ST, a yer.
direct 10 iiNl,imore, our stock is al all times
promptly yaplse5 with tue DoY.liies OF the Lon.
don and Paris markets.
Az We buy and sell oalv for ra,h, and make
10 had debts. We are able and willing 10 sell oar
good, al from Tep 10 Fifteen per cen, less pioit
.han il ne gave credit.
Orders unsccompanied by cash will b. sen,
GOD.
fronrt-rsyiHg Wholesale hu, IT, arr invited
;Ninspcrt the stock in our Jobbins and Pack.
age Department.
address, HAMILTON EASTER / SONS.
laT. 1879. FOL ard 2U3 ". Nsltlnors e.,
Feb :0.lsil-iy Baltimore, Nd.
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CALHOUN COUNTY SEAT.

Ths permanent location Of the county
sent Of Calhoun county. which is now
pending 10 the courts. is likely to be re-
moved therefrom and disposed Of by leg.
.sia,ise enactment. \ bill has recently
been reported from a committee of the
House Of Delegates, removing the count,
sea, from Grau,syile, where i. has been
placed By more than ,hres-si,hs vote,
70 Arnsldsburg. Il will be strange. in.
deed, il a Democratic Legislature can 50
far forget itself as 10 disregard the popu-
lar expression on this subject, and as il,
sen lay rie-ar hands upon ,le rights
II 10 people Immediately interested.
II Ls been silrged tina, the regis,ra-
dpa which preceded tho vote on the
question of removal Of the county sea. to
Grantsrille. WAS uufair. To this allega-
zion it is replied, tia. the whole number
u male perfsn, assessed With capitation
tax in the county was only 573, of which
344 were in Township, voting unani.
n0usly for Gr,ntsville, and 229 were in
Townships voting unanimously for Ar
noldsburg. There vera 464 votes ea,s
and 100 not voting, Of which IS we're a.
ArnOldsburg and 81 at Grantsville. OF
the votes cost. Grantsrille received 900
and Arnoldsburg ia, which i, ma
jointly of lis, and If all the persons no.
voting 10 both interests had cas-. their
votes for Arnold,buFg. that place would
eusy have 2s1 votes, or I less tsan the
actual vote cast for Grantsrille. But no
enc believes that more than one half Of
those not voting would have given their
vote, for ArnOldsburg. They were d.
vided by Township lines, which no stress
Of circumstances could induce The people
to disregard bu. for the suke Of argu.
nspt We have counted al not voting for
ArDoldsburg, whereby. to show tha, even
then Arnoldsburg would be in b minority.
Notwithstanding all Ghp. We are informed
the Legislature is called upon to FIX,
permanently, the comfy seat at Arnolds-
burg, and that this is competing propo-
sitiOn to the offer Of an another vote to
ties. The alleged unfairnem. Tho psrma-
mont location by the Legislature, carries
With i. such disregard Of public opinion
that it cannot be entertained, for no man
can claim TO be Democrat who will dis
regard the will Of the people, and we do
not intend in advance to think 50 badly
Of our party frisnds as to suppose they
will commit themselves to 50 mobstrous q
proposition IS the one under considera-
ton. The people Of Calhoun have suf.
fored enough already on the question of
the county seat, and We trust it may ter
inmate according to their will. 1t is
d0ubly wrong for the Legislature to con.
vert itself into judicial body, and dis
pose Of cases already in cOur. for final ld-
judicslioD.
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EFPno's GuEs-Foo man on the
score of economy, neglect to use Piso's
Cnrs. A anal! sum will buy bottle
which will save many days Of sickness,
besides sdding to ones life many years Of
productive iudus,ry.--P. NJ. Chalfan.,
sole agent for Lewis county. -.s.
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The Radical, are clearly afraid tina.
The masses of the people, although "un-
slIsrably opposed" to Convention. won,
tay so a. the pOll'. Our Impression i,
that il they don't wan. it they will so ex.
press Themselves at the polls, II they DO
want it, who is going to deny them mere.
~ to case the IgOuy u a few radical Of.
bes.hOiders!
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Ths cnst Of a ConVealiob ia a terrible
thing il loyal estimation II seems the
ofiee.holdsrs Of that persuasion would
have ii all to pay. The masses of the
people. who, sUco;dius to the Radical
notion, "psy no taxes" b'vr no rigb, to
he heard op1n Oh. Qaesl.ss
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EHOS. J. ". Bennett hss return.
from The permanent scat Charleston
mus, be mighty good Plsse after a!l-if
We n,sy judge from the improved appear,
anoc of all from this section Who have
been there.
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sl17r.Fl1r Erl,f P.1E' srp.,s A. =
THR eGsA,
'oUTHERsp,,
MN. .kNABE i CO..
xlsv7AcTrAres "
Grand, Square and upri,A
IA N O FOR Tss

4 -
nIrfsxola, xs. Y
Thcse Instruments. have bsea h.s, q. |
Nc for asarlS Thirty Yeats, saa IA, i
eoilsnce alone attained IN es.u,rS. s@
eninsnss, Nh.sh pronounce lien s,.s
Thar
combines graf psvce; sweetness .,,.
ing quality, a, well ss grra, psri,, -
lion and swsetn,ss thrOrgksS, Ii, ,,,;. W
Thai, =
TcrU
Is plisnt asd elastic, AID ra,irslr m.
i,:2ssss found in 80 many PiAuai. "
| ~ WoRxNAEszIe
they are snsqTs!led, using uose Ia, II.
bSst tsssoaed material, the a,ys ,,ni,,
ploysd in our business snabli,g ua,0 H..
inuslly au immense stock Ct lunI,r Z
hand.
Az our sea..s Pianos hsr, o..
Improved oysrsGuag SeslS aad ,Ss -
Treble. ~ - .- az
. ~we would call special .t,n,io, :,
Ian Improvements in Grasa Hauo, ,ps :
Strands, Patented August u, 1895, vbi.s
the Piano nearer Pc. .setion TIA, Ia. WI !
attained. J"
Every Pisuo fully warranted for sy.
We hare made arrangements 70. II.
Wholesale Agency for the m6.; e,I,b,,,,
lor UrgsEs and heisdsou,; which n
Ehe,ssah and Rsal, at Lew.s, Fsrtsr, ;,
wv. KNABE b 70
Esltiusr, \
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,ss... of Yea FI,yiiaiiss.

'fal.e Of Rss EirYiHis.
AZ Rules hsld in the clerks sSss sfa.
,ui. court Of L.ris ecaht!i oa IA int S',|
in February, 1874.
q ". Sanda,ky aad
| vito. plaintiffs.
VS.. ! ID Ci.sss,
-Jshn Sins' heirs. de-
PENDANTS.
FRE oLjeS. OF thia suit IL to p.,,;sS: +,
tSccn the plaintiffs and desnI.n,, . !
lain irae, Of land in the bill and pr,r,,a,
mentioned, containing tsrir. hu,d,,d ,
twenty -four acres, hing on ,ns LETT Mana q
Of ,he West Fork river, in Levi. essp,,
zsjth John S;ns ditasi,ud.
And il appearing by AFFIDAVIT, filed tia, i,
II. Sims aud the heirs OF Ailly Sims, who il.
married with John riashRisu, il aar there
are not residcnia OF rid STATE, aud ,k.,
names of ,aid h.irs are unknown. Il, OF.
ed',ha, the sa2 James n. SINS, apd III,
u.kuown parties. do. appear here within
month after she dlie Of .hs Ea, put,l,.
hereof, and dc wha. is necessary ~ pr0;Ss. !.
Interests IN ;his spil.'. al
4 copy--itste: 80
JOHN C. JACKSON, G Il
Bennett 4 Bsaaes., plaintiffs s.,orarJ,.
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and adjoining. coun,irs, in sss Court Of APP
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Fsr6ts in Lewis and adjoining toun lies, wish.
Ing taeir houses, signs, or furniture painted,
will 10 well TO Communicate with ne before
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Monday in February, 1911.
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