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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-06
TaE NATION
A Weekly Journal Of
LITERATURE,
SCIENCE AND ART.

rlosPH0Tus-1678.
The Nsdsn enters on ita Sixteenth VOL
uns With the issue Of January 2, 1878. IN.
asr the sane management and with tho
sane aims ~ in tho beginning. It will On
dssvor, a. hitherto, to MAINTAIN in politics
complete ihdepsndsncs Of party, ana to aid
IN the work Of reform in oil branches Of the
Government, both State and Federal BY
the fair presentation Of facts, and honest
and impartial comment on them.
IT. eoaasoteFs propose to meet tho in.
efsestoe demands on it, column bv oc.
eesaeasa ~s1lasgsmsnes Of its space. s,a
nope TO DO thus enabled to cover. vider
nclo Of literature, and devote more atten-
t'on to financial and commercial Questions.
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Clergymen, -Four Dollars ($4l
THE NATION,
Beekman st., New York City.
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MINNEAPOLIS has voted on the
question Of issuing $4,000 for the
preservation Of The. falls Of St. Az.
thouj; 1857 voted no, and 1853 voted
~. RI .5.. h. ...:s s =.. H. &
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NEW ADVEkZZSEHENEx
FOR SPRING OF 1873.
Field, Tree, Fruit, Garden and Flow.
or Seeds.
FRESH, RELIABLE AND STANDARD

For sale BY tia Rushel, Pound, Ounce. or
Paper, according to tho variety.
Market Gardiner and others can procure
Of me full and complete supply Of Oh ice
Seeds IN collected varieties. Seeds msy
fsa!ely b fofvardsd ~ Nail Or Express.
.. ny Catalogue Of sesds, with prices do.
hvered and mailed free on application.
address. L. B. WAIT, Sesdscaan,
70: 70 West Fourth a.. 81. Paul, Nina.
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AINNESOTA NEWS.

Tho Rcd Wing post Office was
broken info one day last week and rob.
bed Of $50.
Ole Bull. tho ''king Of cat gut"
tiddled to l.rge house in St. Paul
Saturday night.
"A warehouse At Nicollet Station,
full Of wheat, spread the other day, and
~hest took = sudden fall.
Minneapolis has a Cottage Hos.
pital which has cared for l66 patients
since it was opened.
up in Otter Tail county, all the
nobby farmers use frozen Ct. Paul
drummers and machine men for gate
posts.
The Wioena lawyers are in favor
Of the appointment Of Thomas Simp
son to the Judeship made vacant by
the death of Judge Waterman.
Mr.. Livingstone Atterbury, Of the
6rm Of Atte1bury, Baker & Livin gstoue,
Of St. Paul, Was found dead in his bed
Monday Morning, March Sd.
The State Senate has passed bill
to encourage tree culture in Minnesota
A matter of vast Interest that every
man should we'll investigate.
Our Representatives Averill aud
Dunnsll voted for the increased nav,
and the former against tho censure OF
Ames and Brooks.
"A patent has b:en granted to
Andrew G. Hagerstrom Of Red Wing,
for machine which will saw aud split
wood. After being sawed 10 two, the
wood falls upon a block and is split by
a revolving knife.
1t is understood that the railroad
contest between the towns Of Da, to g
and Fergus Falls. az to which of them
was to become point on the Pembina
branch of the St Paul & Pacific road,
has beeo de6oately settled in favor Of
Fergus Falls, and the agony is at an
eod.
-Hamlioe University is to be 10.
Gated 1t the Johanna crossing, midway
between St Paul and Minneapolis, on
condition that the two cities raise $780,.
600 in addition to the 80 acres of land
previously suggested as = donation.
This amount the citizens are now max.
Jog up.
George W. Grumpy, Of St. Paul,
who was indicted in December, 1869,
for keeping q gambling house aud 6oed
ono hundred dollars appealed to the
Supreme Court. Some time ago the
case was sent back aud the action OF
the court below sustained. The fine
has remained uopaid until Thursday,
of LAST week when M. Grumpy paid
it together With $3.50 costs.
"A company 10 Red Wing IN this
State has just completed Gus works for
thst town. The works mac ufacture
gas from Napths, aud including patent
royalties, with two and I half miles OF
street mains laid, they have cost only
$25, 900. But one man is required to
attend the works, which ars .run four Q,
I've hours each day, the fires being
banked the rest Of the time. If run Il
their full capacity, but two men would
be needed.
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WALTZ e S
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

@A0o 4 WIN VAV1VuG
Send 30 cents for tho July number of Peters, Mu-
steal Monthly, containing tho following Music, Or
osipt Of $3.50.
Above and Below, Song and Chorus Juch Scots.
II Jon were !, would You Ballad shattuck SOets,
AothsrleeS and Fathsrless Song and Chorus
Tucker .........."... soets
Kiss Ne. Darling. ere No part. Song and
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VnIv Tor Thee Song or Dcst, Dressler SCOTS
parting waltz, asrnist0un. .......... 26cts
sunrise Schottische, stedle, Scots
singers Joy. Four hands, Paschcr. Scots
Oahce OF the aaymakerS. Caprice Wilson 76cts
W. will send ba"k numbers Of Psters' Mu.iesl
AonthDy-Jaauary to June-for $3.50 or the I've last
aumbsss for 81. Address,
IL. PETERS,
jy.ls ses Broadvay New York.
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TIE Senate have passed bill grant.
ing further time to tho St. Paul l.
Pacific Railroad for completing the
road.
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FRESH.&.BEEF

ssa!ksd BY Fths subsitsnes Department during
MetvsA1l neethst oonnsncing J1ly LIT, 1874, Il
- esd saosA ooalaint . wEitts1 guarantee Of
~ reoos1Ie peDoAs - ~ cAbct that the bid
nees g nnaa oee4xeeS = aeooelAnce NTH ~
= 1socne - esurttieo. siving eeed aad s1mciea9
boads for III fs1lhlmsot.
1ns right u reserved tho governsent t. reject
eay Or al ods also to insrsass or reduce the above
numosf o. cattle for either OK all he posts q per
sent: ~ qnag netics Of such change At any time
Bidders shoald Be- present ID respond 70 their bids.
Cattle" and addressed to ths undsrsiensd. ~
athorig Of the Department Co9,nanaee
= 49,. Opt. and 9. =. Bv't. Lieut.. osl. %. 4.
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-O111oD 0H11 OoMMssA1Y OF Su1srsr1xc1.,
D1PA1fNInT OF DAKOTA.
-" 81. PAu1, MINI, Fob. 9Th. 1878.
SBA1ED PROPOSALS. iu duplicate, will be
~ received ct this efncs until IL H., WEDN1s-
DAY April 4, 1878, for furujshne the D. 1. subais
tenco Department with good fat -
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BEEF CATTLE.

6EEe CA I'll cE.
On the hosfas 1Illovs: ''
At IeFt ssford. D. +, 50 head On or before Au-
l. Il, 1873. w y"
-. At Ixt s.ny. DIT, Gao hsad on q before July
At ~ Randall. D. +, ~ he'd On o. ksfors July
i. t1cet Abraham Lincoln D. r, go head On or
bseore July 9TH, 1878.
A 5oft esvasd. D. T, 100 bead On or psSols July
!, ne cattle must average about one Thousand and
KY l4Ge0J pounds grsss wight, AID 10 stsers from
80 - ':vea ys.ss 81 ase. An CLASSES Of
W.T. cestte including Chssukss and Texas cattle, a.
y ~ e1dec three 81 or over ssvsn ~ years
o 40 ~ hlling short II 600 psusds gross xsisht
-1sie, se19!. ard oowS, Will b rejected. NJ
1aoo nay p made * the whole Or Tor each pest
a.! x1rePssss xfl 40 b. !eeslyed e same tine
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-06
THE INDIAN QUESTION.

It is this or . war of determination.
Wars Of determination engaged in BY
people pursuing commerce and al in:
dustrial pursuits are expensive, even
against tho weakest people, and de.
moralizirg aud wicked. Our superior.
ity Of strength and advantages Of civ
ilizs.ion shoald make q lenisnt toward.
the 1adiaas. The wrong already In.
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My efforts in the future will be d.
rected to the restoration Of good feel.
ing between tho different sections Of
our common country, to the restora-
tiou Of our currency to fixed value a.
compares with the worlds stan lard Of
values, gold and if possible to par
With it; to the construction of cheap
routes for transit throughout tho land
to the cad that the products Of all sec.
tious may dod a market and leave
living remuneration to the producer :;
to the Maintenance Of friendly relations
with all our neighbors and with distant
nations ; to the establishment Of on,
commerce and share in the carrying
trade Upon the ocean; to the ensour-
sgemsnt Of such manufacturing indus.
tries as can be economically pursued in
thi, country, to the end that the efforts
Of home products and Industries may
pay for our imports the only sure meth.
cd Of returning to a permanently words
lost IN transmission basis to tho elsva.
ton of labor and BY humane course
to bring the aborigines Of the coun-
try under the benevolent influences Of
education and civilization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-23
A RIDE INTO THE INTERIOR.
GoRHAM, N. H., Sept. Is, 1874


To the Editor of the Journal:
Lancaster is not only the largest and mos,
important town in Coos county, but is the cen
tire OF good deal of business. The Lancas
ter House is very elegant structure, and il
said to be aristocratic and expensive. w
were very pleasantly accommodated at the
American House. There are Congregational
Baptist, Methodist and Episcopal churches,
and perhaps others, an academy, court house
town hall; also many fine dwelling houses
and stores. The village lies on both side OF
Israel river, a conside; able stream, which,
coming from the White Mountains, emp,ies
into the Connecticut here, and is spanned by
several substantial bridges. There was a
county fair about two miles out of the village
In which Coos county, N. H., and Essex coun-
y, VI, united. The Fair was over when we
reached there, except the horse race. A large
NUMBER OF horses had been entered, and in
.' TUG streets were thronged with horses.
ne race was not on our programme, and we
oiu not stop to witness it. AT Lancaster. the
n.y. n. Y. Emmons, a native of Hallowell. is
pastor OF thriving and increasing flock and
"pfesent there 10 a marked revival in his and
other churches.
Tou' Lancaster we took the road to Cor
ham, through Jefferson and Raaao,oh. Tho
day was the finest we have had s;nce IRA Ia,,
home. The air was little frosty in the morn.
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ing, and there was fresh breeze all day, but
the sun shone warm and bright 1t was truly
a perfect day for enjoyment. Very soon we
came in sight of the great Mount Washington
group of mountains, and had them in view
nearly all day. AT the Waumbeck House,
seven miles out of Gorham, we paused for 9
few minutes to see the summit of Mount
Washington. Here is one ofthe finest points
for obtaining favorable view. Some of our
party could see the Tip Top House with the
naked eye, and others with the aid of a.glass
The opportunity was nearly as good for seven
or eight miles further, after which we had to
be satisfied with cycling from various points,
Mounts Madison, Jefferson, and Adams.
Our dining room to-day was pleasant field
bordered with shade trees, but not fenced out
from the road. All the way along our route,
many such fields have been found. Some
have pulled down their fences and others have
never had any. To-day was just cool enough
to make sunshine pleasant. The sky was
clear, except few feecy clouds that seemed
to have
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Atlantic Monthly has contents as fol-
love- Aademoiselle Olympic Gabriski; The
Old surprise; Thomas Jeffersons Last Years
solomon; Golden Dell; Gunnar, A Morse
Romance; The American Pantheon; Honest
John vane; Frances Wright, General Lafay-
cite and Mary Wellstonecraft Shelley; The
Germans in the West; Daniel Treadwell,
Inventor; Our Population in 1900.
The GALAXY for October has the following
Contents: Furnishing Pundit; The Wether-
ell Affair." My Sumner: French Words and
Phrases; The Stage as it Was; AlleSsandro
Di Cagliostro; Pictured Autumn Leaves; A
Foolish Girl; Whence? Mr.. Lincoln and Mr..
Seward; Rabbi Simeon's Parable; Chitcha,
About Etiquette; At Parting; An Apple Of
the Dead Sea; Ny Mountain; A Hunt with
the Yankton Sioux.
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STEPHEN CHANDLER. and II others.
TATE OF MAINE.

L.
! O1EORD, SS.-Bodrd Of County Commissioners,
| September Session. ls13:-
Upon The foregoing Petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the Petitioners are re-
sponsible and that inquiry into the mei its OF their
| Hpplicat ON IS oXpedent, II Is ORDERED, that
the County Commissioners meet al the dwelling
| house OF Gardiner Brickeit in STOW, on Tuesday
| the 18Th day OF November next, at ten o'clock 4.
| NJ. and thence proceed to view the route mem
| toned in SAID Petition; and Immediately ancr
which view, hearing ofthe parties and Wines es
VIII be lau al some convenient place in the vi
entity, and such further measures taken In the
premises as the Commissioners shall Judge proper.
And it Is further Ordered, that notice of the
| time, place and purpose of the Commits sion.
ers' meeting aforesaid be given to all persons
and corporations interested, by causing. attest.
| ed copies of SAID petition, aud of this order
thereon, to be served upon the respective Clerks OF
| the Towns Of Fryebuig, stow, and tiiteal, and
also to be posted up in three public places in each
| OF said towns, and published six weeks success
sivcy in the kennebec Journal a newspaper print
| ed at Augusta in the county, of kennebec, by the
printers to TIE State, also three weeks successfully
| IN the Oxford Democrat, Il newspaper printed at
| Paris in said county of Oxford, the first OF said
publications and each OF the other notices to be
| made served and posted, at least thirty days be.
fore said time of meeting, to the end that all per
sons and. corporations may then and there appear
and shew cause, if any they have why the PRAYER
| OF said petitioners should not be granted
Attest: JAMES S. WRIGHT, Clerk.
y true copy of sad petition and Order OF Count
thereon
CIV 5 Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT Clerk.
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Boston, Jan. ]. iSeS

HENNkBEC SS.-SaPre'ae Judicial Court, Az.
gust Term. 1873.
SAMCEL TIrCoMH, as. HOMER Il. STRArToN.
Nd now on question TO the Court that the
"A Defendant the time OF the service OF the
writ was not an inhabitant of this State, and
had no tenant agent, or attorney within the same,
that his goods OF estate have been attached in
this action, and that he has had no notice OF
said suit and attachment, 1T Is ORDERED, that no.
tce of the tendency of this suit be given to the said
Defendant by publishing an attested copy of this
order, together with an abstract OF the plaintiffs
writ three weeks successfully in the kennc-
bee Journal, newspaper printed at Augusta,
cation to be not less than thirty days be-
fore the next term of this Court, to he holden at
Augusta, within aud for the County OF Kennebec
on the l!rd Tuesday of October 1873, that said de-
PENDANT may then and there appear, and answer
to said suit, if he shah see cause.
Attest WIN. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
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r. @ s t m o nj als.

81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capabl
and successful practitioners with whom have mad
official Intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
81 have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ a man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their an.
phcatons in a form to for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
'Mr X. IL. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY
applications for Patents, having been successful in
almost every case. such unmistakable proof OF
great talent and ability on his part leads me to rec
ommend al inventors to apply to him to procure
their patents, as they may be sure OF having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGART."
Eos.on. L 70
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II. 4. DEWITT, Agent.
aug2O-ttf

70 The honorable boGrd Of County i0Ucys IN
and for the county o. OLJord.
We the undersigned citizens of The towns OF Stow
Frytburs, Lowell and StonCham in said Cuullty.
and Chatham New Hampshire, respectfully ic
quest you to examine and loo 10 II comfy cay, be.
ginning ut the county road in Moth fryeburg and
following the road through stow orner On III. Cold
River DAD TO The State line ne 4, Bradley brook then
beginning on the tate line near the Ames Bridge
70 called, and going To Gardiner BriCkc'-, then to
lay out and luente from said irickctts through the
notch and Batchelder's grant TO he road in GIlead
near The Grand Trunk Depot, believing SAID loca.
ton to be demanded 10y the public for the reasons
that II VIII be nearer to railroad isci tiles by some
miles than at any other point and making a market
for Farm products thereby Increasing the valuation
oil real estate and making it an object tor inhab
tah To STAY at home and Til The soil, IA her than
leaving New England Gor the Far West all of
which We wish your Honorable Board to consider
and decide thereon.
sIEPHEN CIIANDLER. and N olAens
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
Il. III. EDDY.
SOIL CITOR OF PATIENTS
For Inventions, Trade Marks. or naSiy i.

SOIIIl IOIG OF PAI I'm is
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or DesIsl.
No. I6 State Street, (opposite haby Stree) BOSTON
4 FTEk an extensive practice OF upwards OF 50
n years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni
ted States also in Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats Specifications Assign.
ments, and all papers for Patents, executed on
reasonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made
to determine the validity and utility of Patents Of
Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered in
all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims
Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses superb
or facilities for obtaining Patents, ascertaining
the patentabllty OF inventions.
All necessity ola journey to Washington to pro-
cure Patent, and the usual great delay there. are
here saved inventors.
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"Uone 70 sIeepI
And lay like focks of lazy sheep,
Far up in the deep blUe.N

There is no lack OF appetite on these jour
neys, and the contents Of our dinner boxes
suffer violence daily at our hands. washed
down with pure water from the mountain
springs. Some of our party, however, made
a medical discovery the other day. They
found out a substitute for castor oil, at least
equally sudden and powerful in its effects. 1t
consists in green cucumbers eaten after they
are little stale. If any one doubts the truth
OF it, let them try the experiment
We reached Gorham early in the afternoon.
This is pretty little village, and formerly
had considerable company in the fashionable
season for mountain travel. Since the two
railroads were built to North Conway, there
has been change unfavorable to Gorham.
The great hotel here, the Alpine House, was
burned down last fall, and will never be re-
built. There are, however, many large board
ing houses and several hotels, and Gorham is
not with ut company still. The Grand Trunk
Railroad has a fine depot here, and other
buildings.
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KENNEBEC CoENTY.-Ia Court or 4
heId at iagastd, on the.fra Monday Of Sept
1873.
NANCY VI. DAVIS, widow of Thomas
~ Wis, late of Farminadalc in said cour1
ceased, having presented her application tori
ance out of the personal estate of sand dece; A
ORDERED, That notice thereof be givell
weeks successfully, in the kenue bee Journa
ed IN Augusta, in said county, that all persI
tcrested may attend al Probate Court to be
nj Augusta, ON the iiith Monday OF oeptembI
and show cause, II any they have, why the
oi said petition should lot be granted
IL. X. BAKER, II
Attest: CHARLES IiEwINs, Register.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri
~ been duly appointed Administrator ON
tate oil
CALvIS i. SNOW, late of VassalboroI
10 the county ofkennebec, decease ed, niest;
has undertaken that trust by giving bond
law directs All persons. there lore, hay
inands against the estate of said deceased
sired to exhibit tie same for set ement an
debtcd to said estate are requested to max
date payment 10
GEORGE \. SNOW, or HIRAM DOE, of
b0ro, his Agent.
Sept. |, 1875. 3WsJ
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At Lancaster, our party were entertained
for an evening hour, by musical lady, who
was very fine player on a parlor organ. The
admirable skill and facility with which she
fingered the keys, and drew from the instru-
ment the finest strains of music, gave us a
great deal of delight. She was equally at
home in whatever she undertook, "from grave
to gay, from lively to severe" and all without
note or book before her.
Our ladies, after our arrival at Gorham took
walk to the depot, and an engineer being
there with an engine which he was getting
ready for a train soon to start, very obliging-
~ took the ladies aboard the engine, and gave
them ride along the track and back to the
depot. They were much pleased with this
novel experience. SENIOR.
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sw37 est:-WM. NJ. sTRATroN. clerk.

KENNEBEC COUNTY.-Ia Probate Court at Al.
gusta, on the fourth Monday Of August 1873.
WILLIAM FIVE, OF Topsham next friend of
w Jennie Fowles and Lizzie Il. Fowles minors
of Augusta having represented that Madison 4.
1lidden appointed in lsj1 guardian OF said minors
has removed from The state, and has never settled
his account of guardianship, and has wholly neg
lecied his duties as Guardian:
ORDERED, That said Glidten be cited by giving
notice thereof, three weeks successfully prior to
the 9th Monday OF September next, in the kennc
bee Journal a newspaper printed in Augu ia, to
attend at Court of Probate then to be holden at
Augusta, TO render his account as Guardian OF said
minors, or be removed from said trust and his bond
put in suit.
III. X. BAKER, Judge
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NOTICE is hereby given that the sui
~ been duly appointed Executrix of
and testament of II
AUGUSTUS V. LOOMS, late of Mon
in the county Of kennebec, deceased,
has undertaken that trust by giving b.
law directs: All persons, therefore,
mands against the estate OF said deceas.l
sired to exhibit the same for settlement
drbted 10 said estate are requested to i
date payment to EMILY Cir
September /, 1873. =
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hEENEBEC SS.-.Sapreme judicial q
gust Term, lS-3.
SULLIVAN KILBRETI Admir- rs. G
PIER WOODS

THEIR " OUD-,
A Nd now on suggestion to he Court
N Defendant at the time of the serN
writ, was not an inhabitant of this State,
10 tenant, agent or attorney within the
his goods or.estate have been attached
ton, and that he has had no notice of sal
attachment. II IS ORDERED, that notice.
ency of this suit be given to said Deit
publishing an attested copy of this orde
with an abstract OF Plaintiffs writ, til
successfully in the kennebec journal,
per printed at Augusta, in the county
bee, the last publication 10 be not less {
days before the next term OF this Coz
holden at Augusta within and for the \
kenuebec ON the third Tuesday OF Ucts1
that said defendant may then and there {
answer to said suit, if he shall see eat
Attest: WM. NJ. STkATTC7
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(A6Ssract Of ptC's srrii. }

Assumpst TO recover Slz506 on account accord
ing 10 the account Xed, for house rent, taxes
and interest; also deft5 promissory to pit.
for sl75 dated Oct. t. 1870, payable IN III ry days
Date of writ Feb. II, returnable TO March Term.
--Addamnum 500.
S. TuCoMB, Esq, Atty pro Sc.
true copy of the order of court with abstract Of
the writ.