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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-10-03

at her side. Many times she askea
the young girl to go, ~ her dearly
beloved daughter, TO her Russian
home; but Marie will not consent 10
leave her parents and Eer lovers
grave. Nor will she accept any OF
the rich presents which Alcxandsr's
mother would ghslly bestow upon
her. Those which her lover hal
given her, in the first happy days OF
their acquaintance, che ~ treasured
up as sacred relics. But Ahc always
wears gold cruciAx, his last gift,
clasped about her neck by his dying
hands.- Frsm IL Al1ns jor October.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-10-03
PRINCE AND PEASANT.
FROM THE GERMAN.

Aicw years ago, young Russian
Prince, handsome, rich, OF fine cul-
ture, and an amiable character, visit
ed the baths Of Liaben stein. in Thu
rihgia, He led quiet and secluded
lite, avoided fashionable society, and
passed much of his time in solitary
rambles about the hills and woods.
Ono day lost in thought, be slow
~ sauntering nsar tho Aruins OF an
old castle, which stood among trees
apart from the highway, when his at
tention was arrested by pleasant
voice calling TO him from behind.-
He turned, and saw . beautiful peas.
and girl stepping briskly along tho
path ~ which he como, IN one hand
holding bunch OF Wild flowers 1t
was ~ Mayl, and in the other .
handkerchief.
rs this yours, sir 7" she asked
simply, and with 4 pleasant smile
holding out the handkerchief.
He took IL mechanically, surprised
ont OF courtesy, for the moment, by
the lovely Apparitiom The girl was
tall, graceful IN shape, and fresh and
bsautifal a. tho dowers she had
pincked. Had tho Prince been as
quainted. with English poetry he
would have been reminded Of
Wofdsworth's description Of Lucy
s.shs shall lean hsr ear
- ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-10-03

Are dotting the fence that lines ths
leave the town with ito hundred noises,
Its clatter and whis Of wheel and steam,
For woodland quiet and silvsry voices,
With forest camp BY crystal stream
., shrewd are the ways Of town and city,
Canning in commerce and worldly wise
But hearts grow hardened to human pity,
And tongues are given 70 thrifty lies.
The feathery arms Of firs and spruees
Bend over the waters that glide beneath
And marish flowers BY the quiet sluices
Infold their sweets iL golden sheath.
And little canoe Of fairy lightness
Floats silently down the limpid stream,
Where the norlsnd birch, in ito snowy
whiteness,
Oerhangs the rIpples that glance and
gleam.
o peaceful and sweet are forest slumbers,
The fragrant couch with tho stars above,
As the free seal marches to dulcet slsmbers
Through dreamiand valleys Of song and
love. ss
For stef at night Dorian goddess
Glides into my camp with bird-like song
In loosened tressss and starry bodice
Che rests by my side the whole night
long. ~
She lcools my forehead with dainty fingers,
And smooths this wrinkles from brow and
face,
With gentle palm. whose memory fingers
About my spirit in every place.
On emerald banks thick strewn with pan
sizes
We loiter away the dreamy time.
And she dowers my soul with woodland
fancies
That sprout and blossom in rustic rhyme.
Why should covet the laureate guinea,
Or envy the music that is held in fef!
l sing the ballads she prompts within me.
And have no spite for the "greener leaf !"
With the loitier bards Ihave no quarrel,
envy no brow Its wreath Of bays.
know it is mine To miss the laurel,
And the .'greener leaf that hangs and
pays.
Poori am ~ poor ~ the mice in church.
And crarped and harrassed BY want and
debt;
Drsading the chill east wind that searches
Ny tattersd clothing in cold and wet.
But well content IL the golden hours
And the sylvan pleasures viii only hold;
For il wealth we're the highest Of earthly
e dowers
/ think should have more land and
gold.
And rest in the faith that each good fol,
low
! viii sometime dwell in another land,
Whore hearts that are generous, true, and
mellow,
will know saeh other, and understand.
-[From TAe Aldiss, for October.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-10-03

Il. MATTHEWS. Dfy Goods, 6ebes ~ !.
sClothing, and General Merchandise. T.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-10-03

IrPCr eept.s WfA % Meoos hstffksS
Prompt settlements will be expected with
sil timc-sdyertissrs, Ct the close Of eseh
csleuder quarter. Transient advertise,
nents must b paid for II advance.
REPUBL1GAE fLATFORM.
Adopted ct tse Republican National Con-
vention, at Philsdelphis, June 6, 1882.
The Republican party of .he United
|. States, as1smblsd ins Nstionsl Convention,
IN the city o. Philadelphia. on june 3 and
Q, 1872, again declares it, faith. appeals to
it's history, ana announces its position upon
the questions before the country.
1. sDurip6 elessn.yesrs Of its suprema-
cy II has accepted. with grand courage, the
solemn duties Of the times. II suppressed
: AgigAntic rebellion; emancipated 4,000,- i
COO Of slaves; decreed the equal citizenship
of all, and established universal suffrage
Exhibiting unparalleled magnanimity, 10
oriminsliy punished no man for political Of
fenses, and warmly welcomed alf who prov
ed their loyalty By cbeyiBg the Laws ard
dealing justly with their neighbors. II has
steadily decreased with firm hand the re-
6ultant disorders Of the great war, and ini-
dated wise policy towards the Indians. y.
tsrprises. nave been eenerouslv aided and
suceossfu,iv .eonducted !. the public land
freely eiven 70 actusl settlers: Immigration
rrA,cctsd ana eneonraved. and : fnll ae-
krn vleaoment- % nsturalisAd citi xens'
r,ehis secured from Europeso Power. A
uniform national currency has been provid-
ed. repudiation -frowned down. the national
crcd;t smsta;ncd ,,rAcr The most extraordi-
narv burdcns. ana new lpnds negotiated a
lover rates !. the revenues have been care
fully collected and honestly applied. De.
spite the annual large reductions or rates Of
texotion. the public debt has been reduced
dnrinr General Grants Presidency Al tbe
rate Of 81 l(t). OOO. coo wear: 1 great f;nan-
cial crisis hae been avoided. and peace and
plenty prevail throughout the land. Mem
acine foreign difficulties have been peaccs
fully and il. ne norably compromised, and the
honor and power of the nation kept in hikh
respect throughout .he world. This tfcri-
GUS record Of the past is the pafty's best
pledge for the future. We believe that the
people will not int-ust the eoscrn raent 10
any party or combination of men composed
"a those who chiefly have resisted eyerv
step 81 1Lis bene6ciai lhsoe rose.
.. Complete libcr.S and exact equality
10 the enjoyment ii all civil, political ana
public rights snouId TO v-s..i;.h.A .-a az
feotually maintainsd throughout tho Union
by efficient and appropriate State and Fed
cral legislation neither law nor its admin
istration should admit Of any discrimina-
tion in respect to citizens by reason Of race,
creed, color, or previous condition Of servi-
tu,le
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-10-03
In The. Woods.

The sun is savage In suliry hollows,
The hillside quivers with pu:sing hest :
With dusty wings the drooping swallows
Are dotting the fence that lines the
, 1872-06-05

ETaHES Society, which confines its bust
az ness exclusively to assuring the lives
Of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other As
surance Company, ~labouring in the same
field, can offer, It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk Of life in the West Indies, aud sufi-
cient to create large SURPRISES, out Of
which Reversionary Bonuses, averaging
q 6 per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members of the Society.
Its career, during q period of 30 years
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives Of persons residing in this part of the
world, are, when carefully selected, almost
as valuable as those inhabiting Europe,
and that they do not demand such exces
sive Premiums as are charged by every
other Company.
The following abridged Table shows the
Premiums required to assure $I00, for she
whole term, upon a single life -
, 1872-06-05

Assurances of every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sun from 500 Dollars to 10000 Dol
lars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the pay.
ment of their Premiums, may either dis
pose Of their Policies to the Society upon
equitable terms, or obtain a free Policy
for q reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceiyed by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position of
the Society are made quinquennially, and
the surplus then existing is allotted to the
Members, after a sufficient sam has been
est aside for the purposes of the Reserve
Fund. The next investigation and wi
sion of Profits, will take place at the 31st
December, 1875.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. van. BRETON. DR.. HANSEN.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, 4gent.
= executed at this Ofiss
IND OUIM INF with neatness apd Sss-
JUD ftstS EfvV patch.
, 1872-06-05
BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance Society

ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1861,
, 1872-06-05
CHIEF OFFICE :

No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRIDGErowN, BARB DC
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11

Rs-No TINE TO DE- Losr.-[a tho
incipient stages Of Consumption tue
first symptoms is generally y llat king
cough, pains III tho the chest, diff, ultJ
Of breathing, or oppression Of he lu igs.
Something should be done ut ono to
cheek the cough, allay aud heal til , If.
itntel parts. Aliens Lung Ia sam
will break up the cough in an inc edi.
ble short time; also prevent the 70 inla.
lion oftuberclcs. Where tubcrclG arc
once formed, the disease is hard to cure.
Il for sale, wholesale and retail, | y T.
NJ. Chalfant, who is sole agcut fol the
counties Of Lewis and Gilmcr.
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"A BRAN NEW RADICAL
COUNTY.
hurrall for grant.
SOUND THE uEwGAG.
We "Shake Hands Across the
Bloody CllaNm" with the Brethren
IN Ohio County.
Il Il w i s /.

Below we give the returns from the
various precincts in this county We
arc admouishcl in tho Scriptures to
"despiso not the day of small things, s"
but We cannot help thinking that the
vote We record below is the smallest
thing that ever came under our obsrr.
Walton. 10 those who aided, either
by staying at home or otherwise, in
the reelection Of King Ulysses the
First, we clleerfully make our best
bow, and say with them, "hurrah for
grant y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11

DEMONSTRATING fitted up and
moved into the old and popular stand
recently occupied By Joseph Darlinton,
and long known as the Bailey Corner,
| propose to sell my goods for cash,
and cheaper than ever before. In fact
| defy competition, aud only ask au
Impartial comparison OF goods mud pri.
ces in order to satisfy tho most incre d
ulous TO prove that am not boast.
ing, read the following price list Of
5 aple goods: Cotton Yarn 81 - per
bunch, Laurel D cotton ID cent per
yard, tho best aud latest styles vi
prints II cents per yard, good Tea u
cents per quarter, good brown Sugar
u cents per pound, prime Rio Coffee
% cents per pound, three pounds o
Soda fer % cents, good Shoes from 81
to 81, splendid wlntcr boots 81 IS
hats, clothing, mems shirts, under,
shirts, English and French merinos
cslorSd and black alpacas. poplins
silks, and all other goods in tic sam,
proportion. Those who do U 1t beliey,
the above price list bona CD cal aut
be convinced Thankful for The pas
liberal patronage of my CT unity meu
solicit your future good will ;lnG sup
port.
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naltlmore cattle Marked.

Tie following arc the latest market
reports We have received:
BEEF CATTLE-Priccs to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
bceves at 6 0Oa7 90; generally rated
frat quality at 4 75aG 90; medium
or good fair quality at 8 75a4 10 j;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows at
s OOa3 Is; inferior aud lowest grades
Of cattle 0 00aO OO-gcneral average
Of The market4 80. Extreme range oil
prices 8 OOa3 IS. Most Of the sales
were from 4 90 to 8 % per 100
pounds or the receipts 03 head
came from Maryland, 1850 from Ohio,
1864 from West Virginia. 1881 from
Virginia, and 10 from Pennsylvania,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Wc quote
fair to good at 4aGacts, and good to
extra at 5iaG1c per ID gross, Lambs
We quote at . 5Oa4 so per head, as
to size and quality.
llOGs-We now quote at I OOu
6 90 per 100 lbs net
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11

E5'Goop PlsroL PRAcrlcE.-A
few days ago Mr.. WIN. A, Watson,
accompanied by bis son JOHN, were
riding along the Stanton pike, in
POcahOn,as county, when splendid
buck Jumped Into the road, aud after
making u few bounds, struck of into
large ti,ld near by. John. who was
mounted upon u good buy horse Zone
which lle rode ut the Tournament at
the I'air) snatehcd i pistol FROM bis
saddlc.pUckcts aud gave chase with a
will. After about u half u milo run,
John slot ut the dsOr, the bullet stri.
king him across the top Of the shout.
ders. The animal stumbled but rais.
ing again, 6egau to run asa wounded
deer only can run. Another right
pretty chase cnsucd, when John fired
another shot, - which was all that
wus necessary, for It pierced the heart
Of the nyblc uhimal. An idea Of tho
size Of tue buck may be FORMED from
the fact that it weighed 100 pounds
after the enirails had been taken out
tile hnms alone weighing ~ pounds.
BY the way, this sort Of pistol practice
is something extraordinary. To ride
full tilt on rough ground, aud make a
ceatrc shut with an army revolver. is
thing which few men ato able to do
We llavu't any desire to fight u duel
with John. EF RI
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is,6glt1!S;lill,stax.
~ IS gg

Es- Is A BAD WAY.-The more
snews we hear from the late election
the less we like it, The returns indi'
cate a Jug haadleness that don : sit on
The Democratic stomach "Wufadam."
In fact, We believe the whole thing
was unfair and illegal, and We arc in
favor of setting it aside. (Iidc etec.
lion on State Constitution, as seen
through Republican goggles We
don't object,o being beat occasional
IL, but TO make a continuous thing Of
il, you know, is something to which
We decidedly object. We protest
against it, and we will not rest until
tho Court Of ruckagc hears our appeal
against tue now very popular vice Of
voting the Radical ticket. Two short
weeks ago wc were in good condition
Fat liued our ribs, aud we glOrie,l in u
good prospect Of success. But Dow
what u change has como oc'r the spirit
OF our drcaus Our artist has favor.
ed u, with couple Of our pictures
ono taken before, and tho other after
the election. Here they are;
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11

hAA SO Fs'a@E y "fHJNNN'J "
county 4i-ycry small vote out"
R5y BrcKuASSoS IrENs,-PrOm
the Delta;
Some Of tho finest cattle We have
seen this season passed through our
town last week, They were bought
up by Messrs. FarnswOrth ani Foxes,
but We understand they had sold them
here TO a gentleman from Baltimore.
Mrs q, W Hart, in company with
her uncle, DR.. Wcstfall, aud der maid,
Mrs. Jane Ours, lett our town on
W cdncsduy last, tue Both inst, bound
for Texas. Mrs. Victoria Hart, We
bclicvc, was beloved by all Of her
friends, and her departure was very
much regretted by all who knew her.
We wish her good health, aud a safe
journey.
Many readers Of the Della will
doubtless be glad to learn that Rev, ?.
Murray has reached his destination in
safety, suffering no other inCOnvcni-
CncC than the inevitable dust aud ia.
'igae Of an eight hundred mile jour.
ney by rail lie las entered upon his
studies in the Theological Institution,
The Newton Theological Institution is
situated at Newton Centre, Ma.nchu.
SETS about eight miles FROM Boston
This village is u tho Woonsocket
branch Of the Boston, Hartford aud
Erie Railroad.
A cutting ARRAY occurred on our
streets on Saturday evening. 1t up.
pears that difficulty arose between
Samuel Sheets aud Floyd Smith, Sheets
being somewhat under the influence oil
benEinc, and in tue scuftle between
him aud Smith, he succeeded in iu.
FLEEING some wounds upOp tho head Of
Smith. Smiths bead was cut 10 sew.
eral places, but the wounds are not
serious, being olly skin deep Sheets
was Immediately arrested aud placed IN
jail to await a hearing Monday morn.
lug. Similar scenes have frequently
taken place upon our streets Of late,
much to tho injury Of the good repu'
tatiou Of the town. t.lf
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11
nEE0KE.

Adicu, vain world! We arc Of for
Salt River. Among the shady groves
Of that delightful retreat we may re-
cover, but at tho present time We
think ii mighty doubtful. The saline
atmosphere may have rcinvigOrating
effect upon our syslem.-our doctor
rays It will-but Ia bless you, we
.dou't bet cent on il. Shall we say
murc f? or could We have got along
with less? Anyhow, tread lightly,
for there's million majority Of Radi.
cal votes resting upon US at this
writing.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11

T A Elwurd5 is Agent for the
Franklin aud National Iusuraued Ut M.
panics Of Wheeling, md the State In
surance Company Of Petersburg. aud
will take risks in the town or county at
as low rates as any good company eau
afford.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on the 9th Of
October, 1872. JANIS MADISON JACK
son, in the 9th year Of his age.
lIo was the son Of Colonel EDWARD
JACKSON, Gan early pioneer nj North
Western Virginia, grandfather Of
General SroSEwALL Jackson, and
owner Of what is now known us
"Jnckson's Mills" four miles below
Weston, and Que of tue first repre-.
Scntativos Of Lewis County in the
Legislature Of Nirginia.) JAMES
MADISON JACKSON, the subject of this
notice, was a man Of marked slIuracter-
istics-alsuys kind and obliging to
frionds-a most excellent ucis hbor,
and useful citizen, III guarding aud
watching the public interests, he will
be much missed in the community in
which no lived, His death was calm
aud heroic. lie was confined to biz
room for six weeks before be died, and
during that time no talked with the
composurc of a philosopher to bis old
ueighbors aud friends, Of his approach.
ing dissolution. lie died in the
Christian faith, and belief Of the &c.
dcmption Of the world through the
atonement Of JESUS CmMsr lie now
rests from his abors aud Ills earthly
suIFcrings. II he had faults, let them
sleep in his tOmb, for no man is with.
cut them. The grave is gaping to
receive us, and il behoovetl, every one
to forgive, and to tread lightly on tho
ashes Of tlIe dead. ~
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fS' ASr person wishing to ileutu
their property against Gre aud light
ming, will do well to call OIL A. ".
WoOdford, Agent for the Home lInlum-
bus, tue most reliable companies now
doing business in this State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11
PORrEls JOHNSON

Insure your property; aud doIl'
FORGET that Edwards is Agent for thr, q
Of the best Insurance COm panics in til q
State, and will give yya insuraut q
upon tia most reasonable terms.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11

cE,-All persons knowing them
selves indebted to ne, are notified that
their accounts arc made up to July the
LIST, aud prompt payments Of tho saIOe
arc earnestly requested.
TuONAs a. EDWARDS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11

ES' GAsplpArEs who have incurred
"lille bills" at this ofEiCe, will please
walk up to the Captains Office and
settle. We want our own. 50 that We
may pay other people. So step up
Gentlemen.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11

Gg AcoulrrED During tie pres
cnt terln of Court, Josiah Martin, oil
upshur County, was brought here for
trial, charged with the murder Of 10.
siah Cougar. The murder was al.
legged to have been committed in Web.
'st0r county, in September, 1861. Mar
tin accompanied squad of Federal
soldiers on M expedition to Webster,
to capture some Coufcderaica who
we're said to be at tho house Of q man
named Mccartney. Cougar aud sov.
cral others were at tho house whom tue
troops came up, aud after the place
bad been surrounded, Cougar and two
others started to run, and refusing to
halt. some shots were fired, aud Mar.
tin, il is said, shot and killed Uowgar.
The case was ably bundled BY Henry
Brannon and A. N. POundstone tor
the defence, and Robert +. Fleming
for the State. The Jury was out only
about 10 minutes, when a verdict Of
"Not Guilty" was returned, and the
prisoner was discharged,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11

ETA NlopgL Sroar.--Wc desire
to call the attention Of our readers to
the store Of our esteemed fCllow.citi.
zen. Mr.. Albert A. Lewis. Known
as the Prince" Of good fellows in
social life, ho is also right royal III bis
business, aud offers for sale, a, fair
prices, goods which q prince would
be proud TO don. An elegant store.
house and magnificent stock arc two
ofthc inducements which daily draw
the crowds of people to Mr.. Lewis
establishment; but 1t should not be
forgotten that George ltolrbough and
Charlie O'llarO, two Of the most gen
tlemanly, efficient and correct Clerks
in DO Statp. wait upon Tho customers.
Me. Lewis has ben peculiarly iOttu.
nate III securing tiOir services, for
Clerks Of their class are scarce indeed
With them iu the store, our worthy
delegate can go to Charleston well US.
sured that while no Is doing his level
best for tho public veal. bis private
interests will bp faithfully guarded by
George and Charlie.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11

Chewing and smoking tobacco aud a
superior lot of stogics and tips, AT
Edwards.
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re- OPENING OF THE AcADxAy.-
On the 9TH inst, pursuant to previous
notice, the new Academy was opened,
DR.. Young. Prof. Murray, Miss
Lydia Young and Miss Ella Hall, the
able corps Of instructors employed by
the board, were present.. Abou. $50
children were in attendance at the
opening, and a larger number have
since enrolled themselves on the books.
Everything goes on swinmingly, and
the Academy is success. Our town
has now one Of tho best schools III the
StatS. with somc Of the ablest teachers
within tue limits Of West Virginia
To all our people this is source Of
lasting qualification; and even Il we
can't crow over tue election Of Greeley
we'll give good hearty cheer for tie
new school aud It's founders.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-11

STATE Of Vest Virginia.
Al Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the frat
Monday In October, 1879.
Wellington v. Chides.
ter, plaintiff,
vs.. 10 Chancery,
Hugh j, Wilson, aud
others, defendants.
The object Of this suit IL to recover Of De.
fyndnut Hugh j. Wilson the sum of S9!7 G5,
with interest, and the costs OF this suit, md
to attach IN the hands Of defendants Chris
TOPPER G. Yoke, Jesse Smith, pcytonlt Il. HILL,
Nancy MrNcmar, Taylor Chrltum and OIL.
yer Alkire any debts due from them 10 de-
PENDANT llughJ. Wilson, and also amy effects
Of said Wilson they may hNyein'tbcir hands,
and In suhec, tho same to the payment Of
plaiulitrs debt, interest ard costs, And 1t
appearing from AFFIDAVIT fcd that defendant
Huh j. Wilson IL u nonresident Of lhig
State, aud 10 not appearing, 1t is0rdcrcd
that he do appear here within one month 0t-
Ter the first publication Vi tins order, mud do
what Ia necessary In protect his inleItst In
this suit, TCste
JOHN @ JACKSON, Clerk.
bennett Il Brnaet, pl'IT's atty,
oct7.it