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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02

ADAMS. Monday, January 1, after long and
painful illness, ROBERT SCOTT ADAMS, In the Doth
year OF his age.
=. NJ. from his late residence, 20 Carmine street.
English papers please copy.
AxER.-On Monday morning, January ], at nve
O'Clock WILLIAM AMER, q native OF London, Eng
land, In his 45tn year,
His friends are respectfully requested TO attend
the funeral, from his late residence IA christopher
street, this lTuasday) morning, at ten O'CLOCK.
London, England, papers please copy.
ASDERsoN.-At The residence Of her father, A. III.
Galloway Esq Wsrws " on sr sunday e De-
son, OF HackensacE, n. ].
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the iuncral from the Second Reformed
church of Hackensacs, n. j., on wednesday after
noon, January 8, az two O'Clock. Train leaves New
pEAM.-in Brooklyn, on Monday January 1, GIL.
BERT ). BEAM. aged "a years months and day.
Funeral from the residence OF mis- mother 33s
Clinton street, on Wednesday, at two r. N. Friends
ol the family are respectfully invited 10 attend with.
out further notice.
BORDEN. e scarlet fever, on Monday January I,
HARRY EvAars, youngest child OF NJ. 9. ID. and Ii.
NJ. Borden, aged year and II days.
Funeral at Fall River on wednesday.
BURGEs.-0n Sunday, December 81, at the resi-
dence OF the Rev. T. II. Sill, 33s West Tnirtieth
street. JANE. sister OF the late James Burgess. aged
| % years.
| Inc relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the chapel OF st. Chrysostom Thirty-nlnth street.
corner OF seventh avenue, on Wednesday 'Ahu"ry
BYRNB AT the residence Of his mother. loo West
| Houston street, MARTIN BYRNE, late OF Pniiadei-
Funeral 10 take place at one O'Clock, on Tuesday,
January 2. - .,.,
| OXRRoLi.-on sunday, December 81, MIcMA .fJ
| CARROLL native OF The parish OF Drumln, county
Limerick, Ireland, In the 42d year OF MS age.
las friends and those oil ILLS brothers ano lasoer'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02
THE FIRE IN THE GERMAN HOSPITAL.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
The statement in your most valuable paper OF this
date with reference to the fire IN the German Hos
pital appears 10 he somewhat erroneous. II the
origin OF the re still mystery there is certainly
no reason 10 call II a case Of arson as no suspicion
whatever rests on any one, either formerly or at
present connected with the institution. Admitting
even that some conservation ana excitement pre-
vailed at the outbreak OF the fire, 1t certainly did
not last onc', and not TO such an extent as init
mated. The writer OF these lines reconvales-
cent patient, distinctly heard the orders gwen
by the two physicians or the house and
by the Superintendent, and saw how those
most seriously SICK were safely transported TO the
lower part OF the building. The Superintendent at
once gave orders that the alarm be gwen and notice
he sent 10 the presiding officers and physicians or
the hospital. ana II he one superintendent before
the arrival OF the hremeD and engines used all ms
energy to stop the progress OF the flames, by IN.
screwing and putting IN use the IRE apparatus OF
the house. an impartial witness would rather call It
presence OF mind than OF stubDornness IL 10 10 DO
regretted that the superintendent, Mr.. A. Geisler,
In thus trying to do rhe best he could IN the execn-
tion OF his duty, had his hands and FACE badly
burned and Is now himself laid up as patient;
SEVERAL PATIENTS.
NEW YORK n. 4
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DIsINPBcTANrs WANTED FOR TIE CARS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE nERALD:--
Cannot the suffering public be heard through your
columns on a certain abuse which the various
Boards OF Health seem TO overlook j mean the
offensive condition OF the closets in cars. Many
OF our worst forms OF typhoid are generated and
contracted innallng the peculiar poison while tra-
yelling. recently took my seat in q section next
the closet In palace car for Washington, and In less
than four hours became Violently sick, and but for
the good fortune Il lound seat on the wood box at
the otncr end OF the carr would have been Obliged
10 leave the car at Phiadclpna. Arriving at WASH
ington found Mrs. NJ, my friend. very sick with
eneric fever OF two weeks. caused by riding in
palace car next to the closet section on
her return from New York to Washing
ton two weeks previous Surely we have
disinfectants, which should be used by those
who have charge or those closets. feel 1t my duty
10 warn those travelling In cars 10 SIT as far as pos
eble from the closets and Le more free to complain
to the proper persons Of such dangerous abuses and
also to ask our Metropolitan Board OF Health 10 in
spcct those dangerous nthy cars leaving our own
nifty. HUMANITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

TIE scsimsiaw Paving Company After Their
HI0ney-A Communication from Mayor
KaibGeisch to Mayor Powell.
Mayor Kalbnesch, who retired from his Official
position Yesterday, sent the following communica.
ton 10 Mayor elect Powell In regard to the Grim.
shaw Paving Company
MAYORS OFFICE, Dec. co. 1877.
To the Hon. SAMUEL g. POWELL, Mayor elect OF city
DEAn SIR take the liberty your attention to the
fact that warrant issued by the Comptroller the I'd
paSy for s7ois S. for repavns Seventh avenue REUSED
sign sad warrant fo the reason TINT the contract made
for want Of jurisdiction ON their part Twice suits have been
efP bs ey 70 respe p & an
certificate was given by the Wafer commissioners to the
on the same contract further Of S2754i 30; but
to warrant on the treasury for that amount
II seems to me that the Company have been appre.
hensive Of meeting with difficulty in applying for the
the Comptroller elect might deem his duty, after such
long lapse Of time and an INQUIRY into all the circumstance:
or DEBT not lawfully contracted Or to say the least Of very
can of no motive for delaying the demand for
warrant for SO large an amount OF money for nearly six
voyns rea loss Of interest 70 The anes nor
warrant At once 70 me for ny sgnssnre except mat u IN
have therefore, deemed duty to inform Your Honor
s int the city may on the
Of the Scrfmshaw Company. The warrants were
Eivsn, for paving a.. avenue which on Was not
entered into. The Water Commissioner had no legal power
TO reimburse the city advances made could have
DOUBT successfully resisted The city has already issued
shaving and, in my opinion, the time has than
rived for an end 20 be put toit
other motive than the sole desire TO protect The Interests Of
the CT y and ibis y the only c1fsse ,n nave 70 Tor ad
''e''"S "" 'p''' '' MARLIN KXLBtLEison, Mayor.
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There seems TO have been attempted q studied
concealment OF the destination OF Mr.. Richard u.
Connolly after he had lett the Court. free man, and
the attempt proved successful. II was natural to
suppose that he would ny from prison bars
to the "bosom OF his family" waiting
him In the fine palatial mansion up town, and that
he should there celebrate his liberation bY cheer
full feast flung the new year and with mental
abandonment to social Joy. One would expect to
see-and would therefore imaglne-the ci-decant
prisoner beaming with the happiness Of mighty
RELIEF from present anxiety in the midst OF
the luxuries which ill his home and the
centre Of overlooking demonstrations OF afec-
ton and congratulation from those nearest to
him by blood anu frien 1ship and more intensely SO
than il there had never teen q Ludlow Street Jail
with Its dreary associations.
MYSTERIOUS sECLUsION.
But there was last evening mystery regarding
the reality OF these surmiscs and they lacked con.
frmation.
met with only equivoca, vague and confused
answers, which clasbed together with such an
absurd dissonance in meaning as fatally to impair
their plauslbillty. But they could be inter.
Pre'ed most easily ,nus;Mnr' mae connHy
Although the household had heard OF his release,
and although his whereabouts were SAID TO pc un-
him, wherever he might be, and. ito cap the cli-
max" OF transparent evasion, 1t was said that Mr..
Connolly was engaged In making New Years calls
a: the houses OF his friends.
GLOOMY NEW YEARS AT HIS HOMF.
BE this as II may there signs OF any New
Years calls being made ut his hoIse. Tho front
was dark and gloomy, only faint glimner OF light
falling through the lofty easements, while the
neighboring mansions were brilliant with
the bright illumination OF open parlOrs
and hOspitabe halls. Carriages stopped
frequently. from which emerged the unwearied
Bacchanalians VINO mad not YET completed their
rounds OF hurried Visits to fair feminine friends,
and beaming decanters and overlooking glasses
awaiting them In many different quarters.
THE COLD ABSENCE or FRIENDS.
The residence OF Mr.. Connolly, however, re-
NAMED Illuminated In appearance; and. indeed,
IL was SAID that not single Trend had called
during the day, not even after the rumor OF the
action OF Judge Barnard had got abroad.
Undoubtedly however, the cx.COmptr0ller was
really IN company with his family, and certainly
his was the right 10 cDdeavor 10 perfect do
nestle seclUsOn and an avoidance or all prying
gossip regarding his strictly personal movements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS,


The Southern Ohio Railroad Company has been
incorporated with capital of sao0o,OOO. This road
runs through Huntington, on the ohio River, up
Symmes Greek, from Lawrence, Gallia, Jackson,
Highland. Pike Clinton. Warren ana Green coun-
tics, to Dayton Ohio, ana will pc a valuable feeder
to the Chesapeake and Ohio trunk line eastward
The last rail between wiIlimantic and Putnam on
the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad, was laid
on the 10th ult.
THE HONOR OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
From year to year any one who has been obscrvant
Will have seen the steady growth In the Stock En-
change OF dignifed and sterling sense OF honor,
such as has been always held up to US as the great
vital principle OF the Stock Board In LONDON. This
sentiment found expression on Saturday when the
year was appropriately wound up with the action
Of the Governors OF the Board in promptly suspend.
ing member who, having bought stocks upon the
order of another broker and for the sake OF the
usual commission, was convicted of having denied
tnat he had bought the stock although the pur-
chase was duly proved by witness. 1t is hardly
necessary to explain that the market rose after the
order and gave him a profit much larger than the
commission. Hence his alleged denial of the pur.
chase. Had the market fallen the stock would have
been turned over to the buyer. The Governors
having tried the case thoroughly, suspended the
broker from membership for thirty days--to the
great Indignation OF the rest OF the Board who
forthwith circulated and signed a petition to the
Governors demanding dis expulsion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02
FELL FROM A FOURTH STORY.

Jane Giligan, q very pretty girl, sixteen years OF
age, fell yesterday evening from fourth story win.
dow ia the rear of tho tenement house 5i3 Pearl
street. Although OF course very much cut and con.
fused none of ner bones were broken, but II Is
feared she has sustained severe internal injuries.
The unhappy girl had been drinking rather freely,
in company with her mother and was leaning out
OF the window from which sne fell An ambulance
convened her 10 The Park Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02
SEVERED HIS LARYNX,

The sco,chman, Adam Williamson, who cut his
throat on Saturday evening In the hallway oil No. q
John street, was transferred from the PARK to the
Bellevue Hospital yesterday afternoon, He Is quite
demented and IL was found necessary to conane his
arms IN q strait,jacket. The wound no inflicted
upon himself Is so severe that there does not exist
the slightest probability OF his recovery. Although
the razor Just missed cutting the jugular vein the
unfortunate mans windp.pe is completely severed,
and, though II was caresuiy sewed up IL Ia highly
probable that the wound will tester. m0rury aud
cause speedy DEATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02

Tue following petition was fled before Judge Ear.
nard IN the supreme Court yesterday ON behalf Of
MI connolly by his COUNSEL
Tie Humble Petition.
10 the Hon GEoneE g. BARNARD, Justice OF the Supreme
The petition q Richard B. Connolly of the city of New
he L .ns ssr Meth that s has pssS Of
S ' h now s sr,yws year. Of TIA. during mat
Sns 81 re ss % .sa been
Of a Ss s1d If has for the pa c been
day 81 Nayeer ISL havD o pe as @
g that Office and afterwards and then
~; Aud your psonsr imprisoned in tho Jail Of the
S S that he has been sP. and S
:;ss ss & 4
section 81 q iSs Code
said Sheriff Of ae cousy OF New York under by
isa. HON. William LesrSed one Of tie Justices Of lie
sas, Hp %s. Of @ saa @ n ana Ggd, hs
your petitioner and hold him to bat ia the OF $1,000
az sf'
5ooO0 nat copy o. said order reducing bail
nss sa
the 18th day Of Noyembe is5 was confined within the jail
a., III e'o"'
and him V the
Grand Jury Of The Cour! OF General Sessions OF e reace
Dscs@Ssr ss;a xsrs for the cnsass Of
ing S%erSls ;ss sSS
q december ISL, bench issued said
4: y Ssx ys: liz :s,s sSs@s 2, e
under his control and the game are held by him as authority
low sse' ana ils. sOHl.; q :d warrants hersun'o
G ay Sn a:
u '
INDICTMENTS also charged your petitioner with wlfuy
s sS$ SsI ssss
samuel T sarSn. ESQ., "a District Attorney OF he
& New York Thar
h os
BY s eHD s q s n s "a jail SAID s
DscemSer ISL are also hereanto annexed marked g.
yonr petitioner has not been called to plead to
s S % 5 he Is mot sy Of a Ssar:s
further hows that lie has not been arrested nor
sS ns Ia a
has ha nor have the matters of such in:
s1S ssa
That The Qranl Jury by which the Indictment found
YVES Summoned Tor the November Term Of the General Seq
ons said Grand Jury has been continued by adjourn
ment through the months Of November
Of ssd Court again on the Sh O. s psce~ser ls7
1875 your petitioner further shows that he Is not
mted detained by virtue OF process issued by
Court Judge thcre,fI that
not somTl.ed or defined y Virtue Of ns final Judgment or
dcon by virtue OF any exs". issued upon such final
Judgment or deere.
That tho Imprisonment of your petitioner under the bench
variants issued by the District Attorney of tho county
Few York. or indictment found In said Court Of General
Sessions - illegal Sessions
wEgp sa,d lpdicmenis found, Surisdc,on o.
prays f hs5eas copi; 10 the end that he be dis
charged from custody baled the supposed crmina
matters set forth in said warrants issued the
erai Indictments found against your petitioner the 5tl
| and 10th OF December, 1871 - -
SAMUEL @. COURTNEY, Attorney for petitioner.
NEW YORK; Jan. ], 1872.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02

The course OF the stock market has not shown
ANYTHING like general rise or ial. for while West
ern Union has advanced from As to II Hannibal and
ST Joseph declined from 90 to 81. the mutations
are quite interesting, and, in connection with the
currents Of speculation the Stock Exchange, the
table will afford food for reelection at the beginning
or TIM new war;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

hurried.
MISUNDERSTANDING SUNDAY December
81, in Emmanuel church, New YORK, DIV the teV
George Z. 1hra General q. l.. ANDERSON, OF
Columbia, south Carolina to JEANETTE GIRAUD
SuEPHERD, OF New YORK.
INTERCHANGEABLE BROOKLYN, on SUNDAY, De-
cember 81 by the Rev. Mr.. PeItecost GEORGE w.
WILLIS. JR., of New York, to Miss HATTIE COLE
MAN, daughter oil Joseph Coleman, Brighton, Sus'
SEX England.
Brighton papers please copy.
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sTABBINa ARRAY,

John Mullane and Hugh Montgomery last night
quarrelled at the corner OF Nineteenth street and
avenue A, during which the latter drew knife and
stabbed the former In the left side and hip innict-
ing II Is Ieared fatal wounds. The wounded man
was taken to the Bellevue hospital aud the assaii
ant arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02
SMALLPOX.

William Larus. OF 23o wyckor street, Brooklyn,
was found IN Grand stree, IN this city, yesterday,
ny the police suffering from smallpox. He was
sent In an ambulance TO Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02

TIE GOLD MOVEMENT SINCE 1861.
The following table shows the highest ana lowest
price Of gold In each year since the suspension OF
1870 AND 1871.

The close OF the wear 1871 naturally suggests
comparison OF the markets now with those OF the
end OF 1870 We give below a table showing the
prices OF government bonds ami the leading stocks
last Saturday contrasted with those made year
ago. The appreciation OF the credit OF the United
States IS well demonstrated in the comparative
prices OF government bonds, which are as rolows:
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The comparison VIII be helped by a knowledge OF
the relative quotations OF tho other branches OF
Wall street business, which, tabled, l0ilows:
Dec. 81, 1870. Dec. &c. 1871.
Gold. ......"....., 110X 109S
Money ION call... gold, lilo
Prime paper. 81 PC. a 12p.c.
Sterling, so days. 100 1921. I0916 q 1885,
Sterling, days. .1O0ys ITO 10 1loh
THE BANKS NOW AND A YEAR AGO.
The ret result OF the banking movement for the
year 1871 In the association Of banks the Clearing
House OF New York shows an increase of seven mil
hons In loans an increase OF five millions In specie,
decrease OF five millions in legal tenders, an III
crease of twelve millions In deposits and decrease
Of three and q half millions In circulation. The
loss In greenbacks represents the absorption OF
legal tenders In the interior, where they have
been retained In the development of business
The gain in specie represents the refunding
and payment OF the national debt The
gain III deposits represents the increase
in the capital aud wealth OF the customers
Of the banks, The decrease in circulation Is the
result OF the purchase OF the circulating medium
of some Of the city banks for transfer to the West.
The bank statement Of Saturday compares with ihe
| lact nNe of 1870 IA fOllOWs:-
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s.nbhips ARRAY in BrooIe,yn,

s3.nbbiDs ARRAY in Brooklyn.
John Burke ana William Carmody got Into an al.
tercatlon last night, III Hamilton avenue, near Mil
street in the course of which the latter drew q knife
and stabbed the former I'm the abdomen, INJECTING
serious, II not iata, wound. Carmody was arrested
and locked up To await examination,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

a. WALL STRBEr, /.
MONDAY, Jan. l, 1877
THE TIE AsURY PROGRAMME
The Treasury programme for January 10 a. fol-
lows
Bond Purchases Gold Srss
Thursday Jan O0a.00V Thursday JAN H. 81, 10000
Thursday, JAM 49,. l0O.0O0 Thursday, Jan g.. 1C000
Total. ....... "a, 10000 Total ...... 81, 000,0vO
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LEFT the court amid some applause. The two gentle
men entered their private coup and rode up town
10 Mr. Conn0lly's residence Oh Park avenue.
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Tue relatives and rrlendsof tho family and those
attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning the %
INST, at nine O'Clock, from his late residence, 351
solemn requiem mass win be celebrated Tor the
repose OF MS soul; and from thence TO Calvary
RANDoLpH.--On Monday, january l. RICHARD
RANDoLPu, OF Philadelphia, In the a7th year OK
REDMoND.-On Sunday, December 81, MARGARET
REDMOND, daughter OF Thomas aud Margaret Red
mond aged years, months aud days;
to attend the funeral from the residence of her pa
rents, 500 East Tenth 81 eet. at Two oclock:
REILy.-1n Brooklyn. on Monday, January l,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday
afternoon at three O'CLOCK from his late residence
ll3 Douglass street, near HOyt street. His remains
VIII be taken to the Cemetery Of the Holy Cross.
RoCHE--On sunday December 81. WESLEY r.
PIalnaeld, \. j., agsd q years and months.
The funeral Will take place on Thursday morning,
January 3Or YomSr Monday lam.
arv !, HARRIET A., wife OF Elisha Sherwood, for
The relatives anu friends Of the family are invited
one p. NJ Carriages will be IN waiting at Yonkers
Thlrlieth street. New York. Return tram leaves
srsrrsSs On SATURDAY. december 90 CAraa
RTNE MARGRETnR, beloved VIE OF Amandus
steGens. daughter Of Mr. B. and Mrs; .; aelmke.
harlem, aged ~ years, ~ mOntNS anu 40 udys.
The relatives and friends OF tue lamty are re.
spectfuIly invited TO attend the funeral, which Will
take place from 1l3 Cedar street. on Tuesday, jan
uary 2, at one O'Clock r. NJ.
TALLMAN.-At Tenahy, N. j., on sunday Decemoer
81. G. 1ALLMAN, aged IS years, months anu udys
Friends are invited 10 attend the luneral services
at NyaCK Cemetery chapel. Tuesday, January gu 81
rival OF the nine O'Clock train, from CnamoeLs s.eSc
TuYoU,-In this city, on SATURDAY, DecemDer ovs
1871, MARY wife Of G, ID. Tiyou. aged OIL years.
The relatives and friends OF the FANNY aIe , as
spectiully invited 70 attend the Inneral. iIoni uS
resldeIoe of her son inaw II. j. Banield loJ Ease
10th street. near Third avenue, on Wednesday '"o
al inst. at one O'Clock T. ~. -. 49, .
TRACEY on Monday, January !, 1917. ai'e'
short illness JAMES TRACEY aged 2s years, rorev
His funeral will take place. from Nv nsir nese
sixth street, this ruesday afterno0n ~ r rSn 10"
one O'CLOCK The friends and the memoers y, snv ~,
ciafion The Men of Tpperary are reSPoo''u'' VA
yiled to attend the funerali uv
Tennsylvania papers please COPY; ro.or,
WATsoN-At orange, N. y, on oaturuay revs,vus-
n.r IN EIIzABETB wife OF the Kew. john L. Wae-
ooa 'Mnited States Navy, formerly OF Boston.
SUI, services from ST Marks church, orange,
~ On ruesday, January 2, at one O'Clock r. NJ
Boston papers please copy. ...l-< ,
wrtMeEpING. Suddenly, or disease OF me hears.
ON sunday, December 81, CHARLES H. wiLAhS-
DING. -, An. ,..,uv oro An vscA
20 attend the funeral, from the Memorta, cuuscu.
corner OF West Eleventh street aad WsNrriey p,Svo.
on wednesday morning. ~ tcn ocsouA. S"ao"s
lurthcr lnyltauoN
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-05
New Advertisements.
MONEY 70 LOAN
be Wv Inquire of G. W. BEMIS.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

j. H. CAMPBELL, Plaintiff. I In the District Court
Against OF Buchanan County,
CONRAD SCHIMMEL and N. Iowa, october term
+. FULLER & Co, Def'ts. 4. D. 1879.
To said DefsndQnts:
VOU are hereby notified that on or before the
Il 10th day Of June, A. D. 1872, there was filed,
In the Office of the Clerk of the District Cont
Of Buchanan county, Iowa, the petition OF d. III.
Campbell, the Plaintiff aforesaid, claiming OF
Conrad Schimmel the sum of seven hundred dol
lars, money justly due from him on two prom
issory notes given by said Conrad Schimmel to
Edwin A. North, october 10 1865, for three hund-
red dollars each; also, the foreclosure of Il mort
gage given to secure said notes, sa,d mortgage
given for the purchase money, said notes and
mortgage having been assigned to j. II. Camp
bell, the Plaintiff.
You are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend, before noon of the second day
OF the October term of said District Court of Blu
chanan county. TO be held at Independence. in
said county the 21st day of October A. ID. 1872,
. default will be entered against you and judy
Ment rendered thereon.
ID. D. HOLDRIDGE,
b9.w4 Attorney for Plaintiff.