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, 1872-11-04

r. r. Gd8es C. Il. Mccormick c. n Holden and others:
GEN1LEAEx: am in receipt Of your communities
Hon of this date In reply, state that des1e nc
public office. am willing, however, to share my por~
ton Of the responsibilities Of good citizen, and
hence cannot refuse to act Alderman II elected.
thank you for the confidence you have in me- and au-
thotze You to use my name requested. Ionly add
that if elected, will discharge the duties OF the ofce
to the best OF my ability. Very truly yours,
O. Y. PQITER.
, 1872-11-04

New YORK, Nov. 3.-In reference to the re-
ported suspension OF work on the st. Paul t.
Pacific Railroad, the officers say that their road
is being built Independently OF the Northern
Pacific Road, the latter Company having no
financial responsibility for it's affairs, and that
the temporary suspension of work on the Saint
Vincent extension Of the st. Paul line was
caused by q misunderstanding with the Com
whom all funds for the construction are for
Harded.
, 1872-11-04

NEW YonK, Nov. 3-The London Telegraph Of
the 21st ult., says it is announced that the late
Sir David Baxter has bequeathed the enormous
sum Of s5oo, 900 to the Free Church Of Scotland,
and f50, 900 to the University Of Edinburgh.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The mass meeting at HYDE
Park, to-day, in favor Of amnesty for the Fenian
convicts VAS very large and orderly. No attempt
Vas made BY the authorities to interfere with
the proceedings. Speeches we're made and reso-
prisoners,
, 1872-11-04
Obituary.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-Wm. Mcpherson, one of
the Oldest, wea1thiest and most prominent citi-
died, at his residence in the suburbs, last night.
hr. Mcpherson had been resident OF the citv
for thirty-three years, had been largely identi-
fed with the steamboat, railroad and real estate
interests of the city, and, at the time of bis
death, was President Of the Illinois. and St.
Louis Bridge Company.
, 1872-11-04

AoA]AAs ALL CAoA, E51U, Mu.
The money a these gifts now upon deposit and
st apart for that purpose in Farmers and Drovers
Cashier: ~ 10 ~A'
farmers AND DRovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. a6, 1s7o.}
This IS to certify hat there Is now on deposit in this
bank oEeE half million Of dollars the credit Of tho GIFT
Goneert Fund S go Of which held by this bank as
gifts to be awarded at the drawing.
r. S. vEACH Cashier.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, SIS; Quarters,
$3.50.
Tickets are numbered from to 100 00 the greater ror
oa o Waen az already 5qid and persons who wish
once All sales of tickets behalf Of the management
aIe peremptory ordered to be closed Nov. o Gov.
Ta9MAs IT, BRAMLETTE ef Kentuek has charge Of
nay b addrcssed Orders for tickets and full iaforns
tion gi!e9 by F. l. DIBBLE& CO., Chicago, nj; Gin
cinnau, Ohio and No. 23 East Washington st. Indian
tpo1;: dna eSRsFs % suP9y for the Buyers
cure the earliest possib1e returns BY mail
ag{ tor tickets Will bo received the PHIL
1lfS q HANNA, 937 Statest and 34 Wabash-av. P,
= =, ,FlT3zPATR1cK, IT s5s stats,st: HORTON BRofH-
LibraEy, @3e West Madison-st., Chicago.
, 1872-11-04
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 3.-Counts Chotek and Vitz-
thum are about to exchange Ambassadorships,
the former going to Madrid, and the latter to
BruHseIls.
, 1872-11-04
HOW CAMERON WILL REWARD THE FAITHFUL
IN PHILADELPHIA

Special Deepatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Nov. SIT is stated by promi-
nent Philadelphians, now here, that the Cameron
Ring of the Quaker City have organized plan
to purchase the State Legislature this winter
for the passage Of law to extend the terms Of
the different municipal officers Of that city, 80 as
to give them new lease Of plunder. It is fur
ther stated that this is but the beginning Of
the programme by. which the faithful are
to be rewarded for the service rendered at the
roborated BY the action Of the PhiIade1phia
members-elect of the Pennsylvania Legislature
held yesterday. This caucus agreed to vote
unanimously for change in the State law, 81 as
to make the Offices Of the present county Off
at present stands, these Offices we're to have e1-
pired next year.
, 1872-11-04

PARIS: Nov. 3.-Le Gaulois has report that
Count Won Arnim has demanded Of Theirs
disavowal Of General Ducrat's order Of the day,
in which he speaks bitterly Of the Germans
, 1872-11-04

NEW YORK CITY POLITICAL GOSSIP.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-The Democratic Liberal
Executive Committee offer to pay all
persons who are offered and may refuse
bribes to vote Republican tickets, double the
amount offered on the conviction Of the briber,
The National Democracy have withdrawn their
candidates for local Offices in favor Of Tammany,
, 1872-11-04

yours,
c. Il. Mccormick,
Thos- 1onergan1
D. Cole,
G. DeC1erq,
1Iarshall Carter.
4. q. Goodddgs,
II. Luu,
D. e. Bush,
J. Cooper,
Malcolm Mcdonald,
JOHN ". Connect,
&. ". R:thborne,
". MoJE,
E. r. Der1uisor1,
Carlisle Mason,
R, ". Bates,
r. O0Ia1ia,
s. P. Dewey,
E. S. Albro,
r. r TtaEfH
s. F.. Latham.
Thos. Nilce,
A. H. VanBureu,
s. I. Russell,
Samuel Hale,
r. Briggs,
II. Witbeck,
and go Qtherr.
, 1872-11-04
CENTRAL AMERICA.

KEasroN, Jamaica, Oct. 26.-The town Of
Tuaylsta was destroyed by fire on the 10th Of
Octobar. Loss estimated at $3.50, 900.
, 1872-11-04

AUGUSTA, Me.. Nov. 3-The first snow Of tha
season fell this morning. The fall continued
nearly an hour. The thermometer marked I
degrees aboye freezing point.
, 1872-11-04
TWELFTH WARD ALDERMAN.

The following correspondence between large
number Of citizens Of the Twelfth Ward, and o.
IT. Potter, Esq, explains itself:
o. #. Potter, Esq, Chicago:
sR: The undersigned irrespective Of political pro-
clivities request that you will allow to your
name as an independent candidate for Alderman OF
tbs Twelfth Ward. We do this believing that ward
should be represented by thoroughly competent aud
reliabs mxu and knowing possess these qualities
mr. 1r}fo
, 1872-11-04


P. ". Gates,
G. N. Holden,
r. Foss,
Walter Mills,
Thos. McDonough,
Thoe. HOLMAN,
Ralph Gates,
I. Holmes,
0. ". Colt,
g. P. Walker,
6. Creighton,
1.;Clinton,
John Robinson,
c. B. Goodyear,
B. l. Sawyer,
B. F. Greene,
II. ]. Neahr,
Y r. Ripley,
TIE. Courtney,
C.. Lyon,
E. P. Hotchkiss,
n. A. Hoyne,
John Olson,
c. HopAnson,
L. g. Smell,
A. n Billings,
John II. Scott,
, 1872-11-04
GIFT ENTERPRISE.

The Second GRIND GIFT Concert authorised By soecial
hs Khsnucky E P9sss and plaee Il
SATURDAY, Dec :, ISL tin,e o9tended iron. Se1t''
81 and that day and no other, tho following masnst
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

BIoomingburg Items:
B1ooM1NepuRe. Feb. 5th. 1872.

BLooMINGBURG, Feb. 5th, 1872. =.
EDS. HERALD:-The old year is gone hol-
idays past, and how quickly one month of
the new year, and the incidents of Bloom
ingburg and vicinity not posted up. But to
commence.
The seats in the Presbyterian Church
rented for 1872 for about $500
At the annual congregational meeting,
Thomas Larrimer and VIM. II. Pinkertcn,
were elected Ruling Elders, and g. S. Full
lerton and VIM. Pinkerton. Sr., were re-
elected. w. R, Steele and T. F. Amerman
were elected Deacons.
The week of prayer was observed in all
the churches, and continued for some days
after without any very special interest.
tits said that one of our Paint township
boys became enamored with a Madison
county lady, but for some cause could not
obtain the hand he so much desired until
few days since, when the fair lady con-
cluded to accept, and sent him message
by her confidential friend, (the Sheriff of
Madison county,) to the effect that his
prompt attention to the matter might induce
her to accept his proffered hand in matri-
mony, whereupon the overjoyed young
man leaped from his warm couch and was
off in jify to London, and soon returned
the happy possessor of the bride he SO much
adorcd.
One of our young men, Mr.. William
Worrell left last week very unceremonious-
1y for parts that this deponent knoweth
not Of
Another, Mr.. Crispin, plead guilty of
house breaking, and Esquire Edwards sent
him to Washington to board at the Garis
House until court. Another, Mr.. Robert
Moore, an accomplice of Crispin, is on the
wing with Constable Runner, on his feet sor-
rel in hot pursuit. And yet another of
our citizens is missing, for as is supposed,
making too free use of the names Of his
friends to his notes to obtain money from
the banks.
A few days since, Mr.. Samuel Greenlee,
drew some money from the First National
Bank of Washington. That night an attempt
was made by some one who probably saw
him get the money, to burglarize his
house. Amember of the family heard him
at the door, and called the dog. When old
BuIger got after him he made him dust. But
enough. The devil is at large, and we must
await events. B,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

At a meeting held at Washington, on
Saturday, Fed. Sd, 1872, by the Board of
School Examiners of Fayette county, O.,
certificates to teach were issued to the fol-
lowing named persons for the time speci-
fed, viz: Misses Jennie Hays, Nettie Kar-
ney and Mr.. A. G. Binegar, 18 months;
Misses Elma Lyle, Lucetta Todhunter, Mr..
K. f. Doyle, j. II. Patton and L. H. Ellis,
IL months; Miss Sarah Fisher, Mr.. w.
K. Shiflett and F. W. Merchant 6 months.
Applicants IL; Failures 1. Persons need
not apply for certificates unless they are
provided with recommendations as to
moral character. The next meeting of the
Board will be held on Saturday, March I'd
at 10 o'clock A. M. By order of the Board
P. +. MoREHoUsE, elk.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
MARREED.

February 1st at the Rride's Home. in Fayette
County, by Rev. II. w. Guthrie, Capt. James G.
Dunlap of New Holland, PickaWay County, Ohio,
to Mrs. Nancy McCrea.
The nuptials were witnessed by a large con-
course of relations and friends. After the mar
riage ceremonies and the congratulations were
over, the guests repaired to the dining room,
where a most sumptuous repast was prepared,
and all partook, and the evening passed OF mer-
rily.
On the next day large company were invited
to the infare at the residence of the Grocms faith
er, Mr.. Robert Dunlap, at New Holland. The
dinner was prepared in great abundance, and got
ten up in superior STYLE and the guests entertain
ed in that kind and hospitabc manner so well
understood by our esteemed friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunlap.
Social and alimentary enjoyments like these
are the spices of life; and when an opportunity
to enjoy them is offered, it would be folly to de-
cline. We enever do it.
Our newly married friends have our best wish
es for their future happiness and welded bliss.
At Putnam. Ohio, Sunday, February 4th, 1872.
by the Rev. Isaac Crook, Howard Aston, Mail
Agent Z. & M v. Railway, to Miss Mary E Cor
rington. No Cards.
Jan. 81, by Rev. John Barrett at the Brides
home near Lyndon, John A. Kelso of South
Charleston, to Miss Hannah P. Kelso.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
New York Live stock Market.

NEh 1OhAs T eD . 1otS
BEEF CATTLE.-The arrivals to-day
were JOG cars at Communipaw, Sc cars at
One Hundrcdth Street and 90 cars at Wee
hawken, or $500 head, making $500 head
fcr the week, this lighter run making a
strong market all selling at a C. advance
There has been only l car Texans for the
week, but a good many were from Mis-
souri,. The quality was only fair to-day,
with no extras, so that 13c. was the top
price, and scarcely any sold below 1Oc.,
mostly at at11@1211a c., averaging close upon
1134c.
SHEEP-Count $1,000 head for the
week, and 1000 head for to-day. The
market was strong at rather better figures,
or 634 Csc. for loose lots. prime reaching
So c., 2 cars choice, los lb. Ohio, selling at
834 c.; cars 88 ID. at Sc; cars thin Hi
nois, 83 lbs, at 634c., cars 100 lb. Ken
lucky at SIC, and car thin, rs lb. Ohio,
at TIC.
week, and $500 head for to-day. The
weather is warm and prices weaker, or
658 @74c. for city dressed, and 618 @614 c.
for Western dressed; live are worth 5lt5 q
sac.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

Infallibie in correcting Irregularities, removing
distractions OF the Monthly Periods, from what
ever cause. They never fail, and may be depen-
ded upon in every case where the monthly flow
has been obstructed through cold or disease.
DuPonco's Golden Pills always give immediate
relief, being especially prepared for married
ladies. A lady whites: "Duponco's Golden Pills
relieved me in one day, without inconvenience,
like magic" The genuine are put up in
large white boxes containing double the quantity
of l'tlts, sad upon each box you will find my
Private u. s. Revenne Stamp" Upon the stamp
see the words Dupenao' S Golden pills, in White
Letters, without that none are genuine. Full and
explicit directions accom- pamy each box. Price
81 90 per box, six boxes $500.
Sold an Washington &. H., by DE- H.
C. GDEEMAN, Druggist Sole Agent.
Sold also by Granny Brothers, Wilmington, o.,
and N. Squicr, Greenfield.
Ladies by sending him 81 90 through the W ash
ington q. II. Post ONCE. can have the Pills sent
by mail, to any part of the country free OF post
age. 8. D. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
= Sold also by John d. Park, Gin. 4s-9m,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the HERALD
OFFICE are requested to call and settle. We
have notified all our subscribers who are
in arrears of the amounts due on their ac-
counts, and hope they will favor US with
prompt settlements, and those who have re-
ceived notice of the expiration of their sub
scriptions are requested to call and renew.
Hereafter all subscribers will be notified
at the end Of the time for which their sub
scription is paid, and we will consider a
failure to renew as a wish to have the
paper discontinued.
Satisfied that the advance system is the
best and most satisfactory both to the pub
fishers and subscribers-in fact the only
proper system-we intend to adopt and
adher to it.
VIM. MILLIKAN & SON,
Publishers Herald.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
LETTER LIST.

Letters addressed to the following per-
sons, remain uncaIled for in the Washing
ton Post Office.
Morris Alderman, S Aeiras, Mrs Coil,
Jerry Cox, Saran Calender, j S Davis, A
w Devins, G. w EIighish, Vim Erskins,
Phebe Esgrigg, N Gray, c H Goddard, F
Goodson, Miss L Corners, Rob't Hays, John
Hartman, H Hill, Mike Halland, B L Kim
ball, A c Karnball, Will Kerwood, Mrs
Mary Lahmar, Alex Mcqueen, Mrs K A
Mayo, Jacob Roberts, Mrs NJ Rose, A
Reeder, C Rhodes, W H Sherman, Geo
Stirber, (Foreign,) Justin Taylor, O M
walsh, Aron. Woods, Miss Line White; 2.
In order to obtain any of the above
named Letters, you must call for "ADvER-
TIsKD LETTERS" &
- q. L. ROBINSON. P. NJ.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
PICKAwAY COUNTY.
From the CirclevilIe Herald:

From the Circleville Herald:
Coal is selling in this market at 14@15c.
per bushel.
Circleville has cartman whose wife is
the mother of twenty-one children.
Many of our citizens, who were former
ly supplied with light by the Circleville
Gas Company, have returned to the use of
coal oil.
The leap year ball, at the Pickaway House,
in this city. on Friday evening last, was
decided success. Among those in attend
ance were some from Lancaster, Washing
ton and other places.
The Union says:
Circleville has a dog with the smallpox.
Joshua Hill, an old and respected citizen
of Scioto township, died on the 25th inst,
aged about II years.
DIR. Sam. D. Turney, of this city, has
been re-appointed Surgeon General of the
State, by Governor NOyes.
The prisoners confined in the county Jail
declare they will be free before the next
term of Court.
From the Democrat:
Revival in progress at WiIIiamsport.
The Free Masons' Mutual Benefit Asso-
citation, of this city, now numbers 228 mem
bers.
Senator Sherman not wishing to assume
the pressure has referred the election of
Postmaster, for this city, to the Republican
electors of the city.
A large bulldog jumped through one of
the large panes of glass in third story win
dow of the Odd Fellows Block, on We'd
nesday last, and fell to the stone pavement
below, resulting in no serious injury to the
dog or the sidewalk.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
Greenfield has been "humbugged" by a
'one-horse show"
The Mail wants to know if the young
ladies of Greenfield haven't Sufficient gal
lantry to give leap year party"
The necessary expenses of citizen of
Greenfield on trip to Cincinnati to hear
Nilsson, amounted to $39.O5-drinksi includ-
ed.
A trial about the ownership of calf val
ued at twenty dollars, in Highland county,
has resulted in costs amounting to five hun
going on.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
Something New.

Free of charge! Call at Geo. Goldsberry
& Co.'S Drug Store, Washington, Ohio, and
get sample bottle of DR.. A. Boschee's
German Syrup, FREE oE CHARGE. It has
lately been introduced in this country from
Germany; and for any person suffering with
a severe cough, heavy cold settled on the
breast, consumption, OF any disease of the
throat and lungs, it has no equal in the
world Our regular size bottles IS cents.
In all cases money will be promptly re-
turned if perfect satisfaction is not given.
Two doses will relieve any case. Try
5O*lY.it.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
NeiGhbOrhOOd News.
ROSS COUNTY.


The Chillicothe Advertiser saws:
VIM. Bencoy of Huntington township
had his leg broken by a log rolling over it.
w Y Gilmore, father of Chas. Gilmore,
Esq, and one of our oldest citizens, has
been appointed Receiver of this city. The
Senate has not yet acted on his confrma-
ton.
John Nation, farmer living on the
Egypt road died, on Wednesday last of
pneumonia. He leaves widow and eight
children. His brother was lately killed by
a barrel of vinegar rolling over him.
The Gazette says:
Miss Eliza Adair died suddenly at South
Salem one day last week.
The first commission ever issued to a
eoIored man in the United States was given
by the Post Commander at Chilicothe at
the time of the Morgan raid.
John Kreek had his pocket picked of
$50 on the fast line West on Monday last
by two men claiming to be Texas drovers
The Mechanics and Blacksmiths of Chill
licothe had grand ball recently.
The corn crop of the Scioto Valley be-
tween Portsmouth and Chillicothe may be
estimated at two millions of bushels.
Mr.. Thomas Blackstone, of Bainbridge
received the prize of a minor set of surgical
instruments, valued at $50, for the best
skill in bandaging leg, an arm and the
head, at the Ohio Medical College in Cincin.
natl, on Wednesday last. There were clever
contestants among the students.
Chillicothe editors call each other "black
mailers,' "cock-fghters,'' &c.
CLINTON COUNTY.
Pork packing has closed in Wilmington
One hundred and thirty-eight car load
of hogs were shipped from Wilmington
during the present season.
The Republican says:
We notice that the certificate ofincorpor
alton of the Harveysburg Building an,
Loan Association, with capital of 100000
was filed in the Secretary of States offic
at Columbus, on the 25th inst.
VIM. H. Osborn, of Adams township
shipped lot of 241 hogs from Ogden,
station, for Messrs. o. j. Wright & Sons
of Waynsville, that averaged 1929 pound
gross.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
A Reautiru1 woman

The perceptive faculty of women is usually
keener than the same chronological organ in
men. Women know :hat hearty rather than ge-
MUS is worshipped by the sterner sex. man
may talk of the latter to his lady-love but the
keenness of the woman knows that he is think
ing of the former. Women are fond of admira-
tion hence one OF their longings is to be beauti-
full. The grand secret of female beauty is health,
the power to eat. digest and ass initiate proper
quantity of wholesome food. Take vinegar Bit
ters. 1t will cleans the stomach, tone the vital
organs, give perfect digestion. purify the ulo0d
cleur up theeompleXion and produce a state of
mental and physical electricity which gives
81 sYmmetry of form bright eSeR, white s. km, glossy
hair and genuine tyne of Female lOvCllneas
which no cosmetic can produce
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08

= POSITIVELY, All persons indebted to
the firm of A. Nathan & Co., must call with
in two weeks from this date and pay off
their accounts, or they will be put in the
hands of Justice for collection. We in
tend to remove from this place to Cincin-
natl, and must have an Immediate settle
ment with all indebted to us. Don't neg
lect this or you will positively find your
Peace.
A. NATHAN & co.
Jan. 25th, 1872.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
Communicated }

lis now understood by the knowing
ones, that the Grand Duke and Miss Nil
sson, will be here on the 22d. Ats any rate,
the ladies here, are to give a Grand Leap
Year Ball at the Washington House. in honor
of their visit
The Marine" band of Cleveland, will
furnish the music, the caller heinp rrom
the Court of st. James, A happy time is ex-
pected. ~.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-08
Sheriff of FaYette County, Ohio.
NJ. 6 GARDNER, Atty for Plf
Ian ii 1872 Sw5 SIS

T EGAL NOTICE.-Tht odore> III.
IL Sanders, whose place of residence is wholly
unknown and cannot he ascertained, Isabella &.
Ernst her husband of Wayne County, in the
State of Indiana. will take notice that Moses V.
Rawlings on the - day of January. 1SI2 filed
his Petition IN the Court of Common Pleas with
in and for the County of Fayette. Ohio. against
Margaret J. Hav and Samuel n. Hay, her husband,
Isabella Z. Ernst and d. p Ernst, hel husband,
MARY b -KimbalI and Aaron Kimball, her hus
band, Theodore ii. Sanders, Eberdella sanders,
John w. Sanders. Hannah A. Sanders and Harry
Sanders Defendants, setting forth that Alice
Ann Sanders and John NJ. Sanders her husband.
on the Goth day of March. 1866, executed and de-
certain mortgage deed and thereby conveyed in
fee sim pie to said Moses V. Rawlings In-LOt No.
145 in Rawlings addition to the town of Wash
ington. Fayette County, Ohio. to secure the pay
ment of $225 90 due March 20, 1871, with interest
from said last date. being the purchase money for
said real estate according to certain note
referred to in said mortgage and that since the
giving of said mortgage the said Alice Ann San
ders and John NJ Sanders her husband, have
both departed this life. and said defendants, who
are children and heirs at law OF said Alice Ann
an John NJ Sanders deceased, hold said real es-
tate dies 'ent subject to said mortgage; and also
setting forth that no part of said money has been
absolute and that the Plaintiff claims to be due
upon said mortgage the said sum of $sSo 90. with
interest thereon from March 20 1871, and praNi &
that said premises may he sold to pay the same
The said Theodore III. Sanders Isabella g
Ernst and ID. p. Ernst, her husband, are further
swer said petition or before the third Saturday
after the 29th day OF February. 1872.
MOSES V, RAWLINGS, Plaintiff
Dated Jan. IS, 1872 9w6 prf $Ia 35