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From The 1Fe10 FORK 7776uHz.
4 grand hotel is good thing, but eranu
safety hotel, which could satisfactorily insure
lts guests against being roasted. would TO BET
with large epace above, to be called the safety
gallery, running along the upper story, With stair
ways leading to it from different parts OF tue
house. THIS should open ont By doorway upon
all iron bridge, ten feet vide, strong, and en-
building owned by the hotel proprletoEs. nus
building should have squire roof, with balus-
trade around it-a roof made strong enough 20
hold large number Of people. There should
through tho inside. Here the baggage could be
taken, aud here the guests carefully sheltered
until all danger WAS over. Our Correspondent
thinks that lotel built on this plan would %
erea: success, and would relieve sense Of lnse-
curi:v which is disasreeable peculiarly OF
greatly crowded hotels.
, 1873-03-30

perativo provisions Of tic statutes OF the Society
OF Jesus (ride Const. SEC. j., Ronl9 1:577, Pars
VI, ch. i, D. 147). II the commission Of crime is
demanded OF Jesuit. he must still obey. "His
first duty is to obey; he is responsible for moth
ing.'' The General in Rome ia the universal
conscience the whole Society il like pliable
WAX in his hands. An individual rnerrber dare
not consider whether the act demanded Of linn
DO right OF wrcng his conscience is not in ha
own keeping. A corpse cannot r=zson ; it can
not resist; it can only silently Obey the power
that moves it. General Bexs, at Rome, is the
reason, the intellect, the Judgment, tho con-
science Of every individual within tho order
which ho rules.
THE JEsUrT7cAL sEMSARIEs,
where Gury's Compendium Theological Nor
Alis is tho tayorite textbook Oh morals have
thoroughly fitted all their graduates for just
such deeds as rumor ascribes to them. On each
brate the feast of st. Ferdinand OF CASTLE Ger
dinand H., and loud is the praise of this saint.
because with his own hands "he carried the
frewood to the burning stake prepared Tor the
accureed heretics" What moral distintion is there
between tho burning Of hcreeic and the poi
soning of Protestant Prince The Jesnits are
not wanting in '' auirnus" for either crime; II
they had tue power, they would commits 10th
The morning papers contain the welcome news
that
the grcnt o1pounder Of political morality, has
sufficiently recovered from his recent illness to
attend to-days session OF the investigating COM
mittee. Your readers have doubtless seen OK
trncts from his famous speech in the Prussian
Parliament. and will doubtless agree with me
that the corruption which he exposed in con-
pection with railroad Affairs in Prussia is mere
c1lild's play compared with the stupendous frauds
and nonstrous bribery disclosed BY the recent
exposures of the American Credit Mobilier.
There is much in Lasker's speech upon which
certain class Ut American politicians may ponder
with some profit. That portion Of it wherein he
, 1873-03-30

A correspondent Of tho London Morning Post
gives q lively account of wolf-hunting, which is
one Of the favorite sports In those parts OF Rus-
sia where the animals havo not disappeared be-
fore advancing civilization. At some abnormal
hour between night and morning you are aroused
by q vigorous shake and hoarse admoniton to
''tumble up and look sharp about it, for there's
no timo to lose" You make a hasty toilet, and,
sallying forth, sec in front Of your hut, in tho
dim light Of the coming dawn, huge, dark,
sbapelcss mass, which, rs your eyes get used to
the darkness, assumes the form Of o broad,
heavy, tlreo-horse sedge with very high sides,
which Tit three or four spectral figures with
1antcrns-the 1ltfu1 glare making their grim
bearded faces look griulmer and less human than
ever Guns, ammunition, Anvcrsacks, etc., are
slowed away in tho bottom of the conveyance; /;
and last, but not least, young, pig, protesting
nrninst his abduction With 1oudness and 1ucncy
tiat would do honor to Hyde Park meeting.
All being now ready, tho hunters squeeze them
selves into their places, the driver shakes his
rena with wild ThooP and ,a away Me We 60 into
waste goes by like dream, till at length the
sncctrsl shadows Of the forest begin to gather
roupd ,ts. and tho equeals Of our unlucky pig
(w}ose ears one Of our party IL no" pinch
ing vigorously begin to be answered ~ another O.;
sn3,nd' which no one who has once heard it will
oaaily forget-not the long melancholy howl
Wheregitll a supperless wolf may be hoard be-
moaning himself on the outskirts Of our village
any night in theweek, but the quick, anarilng
cry Of one who secs his food coming and wishes
to hasten to it. And there they come at last,
tie gaunt, wiry, slouching fellows, with their
busllT tails and flat, narrow heads and yellow,
thieyish. murderous eyes. Crack tue foremost
Of tho pack rolls over on his side, Kicking
cony,lsiyely; but the rest gallop on un,
hoeding. Crack! crack + and two more fall
dead. blotting the SNOW with smear OF
dull crimson. Some Of the boldest Pursuers
swarm up to tho a1edse, and attempt to leap over
its projecting sides, while we pound their heads
with tho butt ends Of our pieces, and chop theH
paws with hatchets, and slash them across the ls
eyos With hunting knives, the two hindmoat OF
our party meanwhile blazing away over our
shoulders as fast as they can load And so, 1or
timo, the running fight goes ticrcely on, makinS
altogether very striking tableau But me la
puce is too stiff to last; as our leader remarks
with knowing grin. 4 run at tull speea
through deep snow tries even grown VOL LOO
severely to he continued beyond certain timo
aud in face OF stout resistance the beast lu-
herent cowardice is sure to come to the surface
sooner or later. Already three or four gaun.;
shaggy veterans, who have probably nad gooe4t =
supper over night, begin to hang PACK az Il
doubling the wisdom OF risking their lives LOT q
hypothetical breakfast. The speed Of the rest
slackens BIZ degrees; and at ength the whole
pack drop of as by tacit agreement laasln2
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LIFE.

Our life Ia fEll OF hidden at4~iac~,
That thrill aEi .l.rt,n v!.rt: .-4.=t X: tL.ui;
And chains Ut ts!Eg, link y; ;!E:;
Do run through al cr:attd tu1n.s.
Aad dormant hope, a1,d lova, AL lear,
Awake within, wsseu We world ct IN
Them dead for err All Our l-:c
Is like sot1e irH-awaEe14iu2 DREAM
hold him gl;ItlesA who may Grub
wo1uaua hear;, CT lo1cA d ..iro;
hold her foolish who may trnsl
In E.au, Or 10 hie l9ye aspire.
For manhood Is u d.!Iyl lie,
And wo1Dan is t1ltrv cheat;
All things are false F; aud l, an I
Am Just III mnch coanteifct!
CHICAGO. March u, 1878, CLGILIE LASannv
, 1873-03-30
HER LIFE AND MiNE.

Tomorrow WILL eone, and the sun may shine,
and the heavens be blue, and the day divine;
And tho onrth nud the rA 11ay onB together
or the glory and joy Of the summer weather.
Let it come with the sun, or come with the shower,
It will bring in its round the fateful hour
That promised to yield to . wife's sweet claims
Ny l1e's fierce joya and it's feyered aims.
Tomorrow will come and yet, and Jet,
I tremble to yon golden sun set
I treinble to see the dim starlight strengthen;
tremble toaee the gray shadows lengthcn,
And to SEQ the last lights burn low In the sky,
And the shades and the gloouls Of earth magnify;
More than I'll, / tromble to usk my aoul why
1t should shrink from day that with Heaven should
vie.
Her life iu.c mine, like 4 soft moonbca1n
That ksses the hreast Of SMILED stream.
Tomorrow shall fall and God only knows whether
These lives SO unlike, sha1l ulinge together.
Eer's chaste and sweet as the SetarhEns dream;
Mine, 30 dsfled 1t would almost seem
They could blend, moro than oil with the Bea,
Though they flowed on together through eternity.
She Will yield On the morrow her snow-white life,
With its gentle aims and its sinlcss strife;
Her hearts, first love, 30 deep and tender,
And her rich, young years, unto me she'll render.
And !, in return, shall give her I'll What?
I'll the evils that full to tho sinners lot,
4 guilty soul, aud 1eadened heart,
Whero The impulse OF youth hath never part.
When tomorrow shall come, and in the dread calm,
As We stand before angels and men, palm to palm,
While the low woddng-ehants high over us hover,
q, then will mr. soul its full shame discover!
And when her soft lips shal1 tremblo and say,
1n sickness, in health, in dcath-and alway!"
uu1nbled abasled, By bar pure, sweet trust,
Ny spirit sLau fall at her feet in the dust.
Perhaps shc would lift IT. bnt then her white hands
Would gather tho dust md the sai1s of the sands.
o. women who stand with men ut this altar!
Your pure, sweet lips would trc1nble and faltor
Did their sin-stained lives Lie open like scrolls,
Or IN angel in waitng stand weighing your souls;
Yours mounting upwards, as ii unto God,-
Theirs, sinking down, like tho dark, foul clod.
CHICAGO CoAS1E LAWS ST.. JOHN.
, 1873-03-30
A WINTER WEDDING.

TAT cH1sELHUEsT CHURCH, 1AS. 9, 1881
Ey tie A.:t|or Of" John Hdllfdr, GeHtenGH."
It fed away in clang OF bells,
Marriage bells,
On the wings Of tho blast that sinks and SWELL,
That bold, weak, fato-struck, suffering soul,
Whom Christ waEh clean, and God make Whoe
And We stand IN the light OF two happy faces,
Two happy hearts whom our heart emb7aces;
And We hear the peaceful organs sound,
And the angry storm sweep harmless round
Blessed is the bridegroom though the heavens "
dun;
Blessed IS the bride whom no sun ahinea On.
Mayhap, some wandering angels ssy,
Stop and say,
As through the gloom they carry away,
That bodllcas spirit to Him who knows
Uu ou1y-whitler the spirit goes:
"God giye them all that the dead man lacked
{As men dare Judge him) in thought word, act;
Deny them all that to him given,
Lest earth's doors, opened, ahut doors Of heaven.
Blessed Is the bridegroom without crown or land;
Blessed Is thebride with the ring On her hand.
Peal ye Joy-be1s. peal through the rain,
Binding rain:
God makes happiness, God makeB pain:
Summer and Winter good tree grown,
strong soul strengthens through veal and wocs.
+,Be not afraid, )" says the wild aolhsng wind:
"Weep," sigh the Clouds " but the blue il behind"
Blessed is the bridegroom under shower OF sun,
Blessed ia tho bride whom Lovea Light shines on.
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rs to pursue our WY m nnnolested. As We emerge
beams OF the rising sun are just beginning to
fall We sec the last OF our grim followers sliuk-
ing like belated spectre into the gloomy shad-
ows OF the forest which We hare quilted
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

4 SERMON IN AID OF THE SHEPHERDS FoLn
n will be preached Sunday evening, May 20, at ~
O'clock at st. Barholomews church. corner Of Madison
avenue and Forty-fourh street. by the Rev. Thomas A.
dephia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

TINE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION or THE
i Protestant Episcopal Church IN this city Will hou
special service celebrating the beginning OF ts nh year
on sunday, May Is, at 7:f5 p NJ az st Ann cnurcns
West Eighteenth street near Fifth avenue. Addressca
will be delivered BY Rev. Drs Ryiance. seymour ans
Gaaudet Rev: Waiter Dcaneld ana otmels %, ne ncs
service has specially arranged LOT the occa-
sion by Mr.. Chas A. Gable, organist OF ~ AIMS.
John r. FAURE Secretary Of the Association
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25
THE TURF.

BALTIMORE RACEs.-PoOLs SOLD AT CHAMBER
- LIN ). Pool Room i46 Broadway, commencing Mon
The starters OF each race will be received by telegram
every evening; also the result of each race.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

49, - -
n aTTERsoN a COOKS FURNITURE EXPRESS, SO
Il and sq7 sixth MISUNDERSTANDING moved packeo
and Skinned ON sonab,e terms fine storage Tor urn
ture. lbs and 697 sixth avenue corner OF rhirv n" -
T oNG BRANCH.-LoNG BRANCH FURNITURE hNJy
Baggage Express PATTERSON a COON oyo I'm, I'M
bg7 sixth avenue, Of Thirty hfth street
buggies &C. taken rom New ssrk without cns"se' "
the way o( Red Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25
HERALD SUNDAY MAY rs. ls7s-QUADRUPLE SHEET
AT AUCTION, ON TUESDAY. MAY ~.
IA at IL O'Clock, .sF4s

By WIN VAN TA s ArNeii ion
old H1;s yn5Issn
d.s. of
ss asa sy s d q
from VICE drys like one eorss can rot In condition h
three minutes an sound kind and .rue. = 80
warranted sU1nd ana kind and Ias in ali By
SEa map s ana snS
in all harness; trot in condition sure and can
beat minutes any day; Is superior to pole and is
ELEGANT BLACK MARE. lsK hands high years
sdy s road fS SSs snsn
Stables incluny Part phae,ons GOOD
order, and team black Ponies. &C.
sound Kind ana true lady children driving. Also
Coupe Establishment brown Horse. ls,s hands
years; kind in all harness free from vice superior
Coupe in order, with pole and shafts made by Brews
r Baldwin lined with brown cloth and satin; sethne
SSs Dog Cart city bula in good order
A UCrI0N HOUSE OF ARCH: JOHNSTON
OFFICE Hsb s%Eassooa oIS STAND
81 Nassaustreet, opposite tine Post office.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH or THE HoysK is
ERD Ta EAST sfAiGgS sTREr
between Finn avenue and University place.
SsyS
and eondsnce Of tho busns~ community. as we'll as the
kESSflE Sales EyS sE o, TY5sRAr AND FRIDAY
s :ss b as %
= ana East street as tsuA MADE ON
AT BARKER 4 cHAsE,s
S 81 EEw s xoFK
MAJOR Q. VI BARKER Aucr1oNEER
E Kegar Saes e HSss xS SDrsags c
dENTLEMENs PRIvATE establishments dis
ana general Of everything in the horse
TWENTY. FOUR hours allowed for trial
Is E T osY u sS SSpe MxRT IN e state
having the proper facilities for showing Horses on sale
LARGE DRYING RING, entirely under cover
A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN OFFERS FOR SALE A
a s%S
if IL
@ under The
By a. % IN She s0qd Se
fectly sound, and is not afraid OF anything She viii be
sS s 81 ARCH s East
Thirteenth street. near University place. without reserve
Whoever buys this Mare viii he introduced to the gen.
teman who owns her. who will furnish verified pedi-
gree and whose responsibility is beyond any question
She is sold solely and because the owner Is tired of
the road amusement
A GREAT OFFER. OPPORTUNITIES
N Owing to the unusual backwardness of the
and rapid accumulation OF stock we shall offer this week
at our private salesr0om,
No. Cortland street near Broadway,
of the largest, finest most reliable and cheapest
assorments of light Carriages and Harness offered
in this market The stock comprises 100 light Bug
gies Park and Pony Phactons co syles) Rockaways,
Depot Road and Business Wagons all Of reliable build
and fine finish and warranted equal to any in the
ket This will be
the greatest chance of the season,
obliged to make room tor work now finishing.
Splendid assortment of light Harness C hand scwed
Sheets, Robes Busters Whips Halters. &c. all marked
right down.
ARCH. JOHNSTON.
No COrtlandt street Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

r OVERS OF THE HORSE. ATTENTION-THE UP.
- town Boarding Stables lH and lsl West Thirty nth
floors 5xI0O perfectly lighted and ventilated and fitted
with all modern improvements for the health of horses
and better preservation of carriages Mr. Berghs
ton specially called and criticism invited call from
solicited Accommodations for 10 horses few stalls
yet to dispose Of Also TO let first class hight Wagons
a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

vNyANTED-BROWN STONE HOUSE. WORTH S35.0CO
w TO $1,000 below Seventy fourth street. for Residence
at Port Richmond, s. unencunbered and ~ 800 Cash
SLADE 4 CO., q Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

LII SAINTS CHURCH CORNER HENRY AND
IA SCANNED streets Rev. Vim. N. Dunne rector.-Divne
service every sunday, at 10 30 NJ and 30 r. NJ seau
all frep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

yVANTED-FLORIDA PLANTATION OR GRAZING
w Land the St. Johns River in exchange for
Factory Property in this city, with about $i2 0n ma
chnery and fixtures Il. DUNCAN SNIFFEN,
40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

&1O OO0 ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS. WILL
DlU.UUU. SELL or exchange for city or near BY
improved Property good Business OF So 900 year.
Stock $4,000 in prime order; Fixtures and years
Lease If wanted. No brokers. Address DRY GOODS
box 30 He raid office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

w store property preferred price not exceed 81
terms cash. Address Mrs. II. ANDERSON. i,723 Third
avenue, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

WANTED TO EXCHANGE-A SPLENDID FARM or
w las acres In Iowa. 10 the state capital, Tor
small kesidence property anywhere from ~ 70 ~ niles
from New York Address OWNER, box 3O47 Post office.
Ma WI cit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-25

A NTHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTySEIGHTH
n street. west Of Sixth avenue Services at I0h ~,
noon sermon-"Cain and Abel the First Brothers. The
Rector, Rev. Heter Newton, will preach at each ssr
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that . petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners OF
Monroe county, Ohio, at their December ses-
sion, praying for the location and es stablish-
ment Of county road commencing tor the
8 same at the top of the Sunfsh Creek hill, in
the road leading from the Democracy school
house past Thomas Culbsrtson's and others
on the said creek; thence south through the
land of Nary Jane Yoho to the land Of John
McMahon; thence through said land to the
land of Elijah McMahon;thencs through said
land to the land of Samuel L. Mooney ;thsnos
on the line between said McAahon and Moo
ney to the county road running through said
8. l.. MONEYS farm; thence west along said
road to the mouth Of an old lane; thence
south along said lane through the land oi
John c. Hsnthorn, to pass near said Hen.
tEorn's house, to the land of Thomas Mona
hon; thence through said land to interses'
the Woodsfeld and Clarington road at oI
near tobacco house on said land and road
oct2S, '7Std. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Of Chronic or Acute Rheumatism. tout. Sci
alta, Headache, Lumbago. Ague, Nervousness,
or Kidney affections, accepted for treatment,
that cannot cure.
VIZ WE'RE CURED BY DIR. FILTERS VEG
ETABLE RHEUMATIC SYRUP, the prescrip-
tion of an Eminent Regular Physician. After
using without benefit bitters. compounds,
baths, tonics, linimentsp pills, plasters. washes,
mineral springs, ETC., We know this wonder
ful discovery BY P. Filter, NJ. D., dnring 80
years. special practice in Rheumatic and Ner
vous Diseases, will cure permanently the
most aggravated cases without iD]ury to the
system. 1t develops new medical combina-
tious, scientific principles, advanced chemis.
try aud progressive pathology. and is in our
Judgment the only cure before tie public
We particularly aud earnestly recommend it
to sufferers of moderate means. who cannot
afford experiments and loss on useless preps
ratious or exhausted treatments.
Rev Thomas Murphy, D D. 23d ward,
Philadelphia; Rev. C. H. Rwiug Media, Pa
Rev, Joseph Boggs, 22d ward, Phila REV. John
Stockton, Camden; Hon. Judge Lee; Camden,
New Jersey; ex- Senator Stewart, Baltimore,
Ex-Governor Powell, KY; Hon, ]. v. Greedy,
member of Congress, Phila.; Hon. Alderman
Comfy, Phila. and thousands Of others, as
we'll as the following celebrated professors
signature. endorsing professionally DR.. Fit
ler, viz: Philip Syng Physick, M. D.: j. Red
man, Goxe, M. D; N, Chapman, NJ. D.; T. c.
James, Robert Hare, NJ. D, William Gibson,
NJ D.; W. E, Horner, M. D.; W. P. Devices, NJ
D.; S. Jackson. M. D.; John Bell. NJ. D j K
Mitchell, NJ. D.: Thomas Harris, M. D.; II. l.
Hodge, NJ. D., Benjamin s. Jenney, N. D.; N
shoemaker, N. D.
The oft deceived sufferer may wisely ask
what security or evidence has he that DR.
FIrLER's RHRUHArIc SYRUP will core his cass
The protection offered to patients against i'm
position ia in legally signed contract which
will be forwarded without charge with ex-
planstory pamphlets to any sufferer sending
to As s Fourth street. Phila. Home Office, by
letter description of affection, this guarantee
will state the exact number of bottles warran.
ted 20 cure, and in case of failure the money
paid will be returned to the patient. A re.
ward of 500 for an incurable case. No othe
remedy has ever been offered on such liberia
terms. Get a circular on the various form
of rheumatism, also blank applications fo
guarantee; gratis of the special agent,
J. G, MCCULLOUGH, Agent, Beallsville. Mon
roe county, Ohio. June 3, lS73-m9
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Eighth Judicial District Of Ohio.

The State Of Ohio, Jefferson County, ss::
Pursuant to the statutes in such case made
and provided We, the Judges Of the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the Eighth in.
dicial District in the State of .0hio,do hereby
order and direct that the Terms of the Dis
trict Court and the Court Of Common Pleas
within the several counties of said District
shall begin at the hour of nine O'Clock in the
morning on the days and dates hereinafter
named, during the year 1874, to wit:
District Court.
In Monroe county, Thursday, August II.
In Noble county, Monday, August 81.
In Guernsey county. Thursday. September 5.
In Muskingum county, Tuesday September 8.
In Morgan county. Wednesday September l6
In Tusoarawas county, Monday September 81 :.
In Harrison county, Thursday, September "a
In Jefferson county, Monday, September %.
In Belmont county, Friday, October 2.
Common Pleas.
In Monroe county, Tuesday, February 3,Tues-
day. May -, Tuesday, October %.
In Noble county, Monday February 2, Monday,
June /. Monday, October 26.
In Guernsey county, Tuesday, January 13,
Tuesday, April 81. Wednesday, October IA.
In Muskingum county. Tuesday, February II,
Tuesday, April 2l Tuesday, November H.
In Morgan county, Monday, March %, Monday
June 10, Wednesday, Neovmber II.
In Tuscarawas county, Monday, February 23
Monday May IS. Monday, October 26.
In Harrison county, Monday, February 9, Mon.
day, May 4, Wednesday, October IA.
In Jefferson county, Monday, March 16, Mon
day, June 8, Monday, November Is.
In Belmont county, Monday, February %
| Monday. May 25, Monday. November 8.
! And We further direct that certified copy
of this order bs transmitted forthwith by tht
Clerk of the Common Pleas of Jeffarson coun
ty, to the Secretary of State, and to the Clerk
| Of Common Pleas in each Of said counties
and that it be published according to law il
each of said counties for four consecutive
weeks. Given under our hands at Steu BEN
Vile, this I'd day of October, A. D. 1873.
FREDERICK W. WOOD,
| JOHN Fl. MILLER,
WILLIAM b. FRAZIER,
ROBERT &. CHAMBERS,
Judges Of the Court of Common Pleas for tht
9Th Judicial District of Ohio.
| ~ OhNcf O' cpiiLii, StoTk Vi tuC SUuTL U
Common pleas within and for the county O
Jefferson in the State of Ohio, hereby certif,
that the foregoing copy is correctly taken ant
copied from the Journal of said Court as tn,
same remains in my Office.
Witness my signature and the sea
(sEAL.1 of said Court at Steubenville, this 5tl
day of October. A. D. 1873.
! OLIVER C. SMITH, Clerk.
true copy.
Attest. DAVID OKEY,
Clerk Monroe Common Pleas.
Octl4,13w4.