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DIED.

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REYNOLDS-At Ocean Springs, on Friday, July
| 1875, Mary Ann only daughter of Thomas Rey.
| nods. .vGfG-s5Fi +is1 =
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her father, corner Of Tchouptoulas and Girod
streets, This Morning, July 4, at 10 o'clock.
DUFFEY--On Friday, July 2, 1875, Mary LYDIA
Duffy. aged ten months and twelve days Only
daughter OF James Dutfey and Mary j. Kearney. :
1RWIN-On Friday, July g. 1875, at 3 O'Clock
p. NJ, Maggie J. Irwin, aged years months and
q days, only child Of Mary Mand RS and John
Irwin. .ttt3 LiEfl w
o'HARA-On Friday evening, July 2 1875 at s:45
clock after a lingering Illness Winnifred Onara,
aged ffty.eight years. wife Of Patrick OHara 3
native OF County Mayo. Ireland. but resident of
this CITY for the last eighteen years.
DOETTLING-Oa Friday morning, JULY 9 at
O'clock John c. Doettling aged sd '. ars and
months, native of New Orleans The friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
MALLETT-On Wednesday June 3oth 1875 at
IFS O'Clock T. NJ. in Osyka, Pike County Missis-
sippi Capt. Giles M Mallett a native Of Fayette
vile North Carolina aged II years, months and
days.
Fayetteville papers please copy. s.. s....,s
WESToN--On Tuesday, June 90, 1875, at quar-.
ter to o'clock P. NJ Fannie +. Weston. aged TWEEN
ty-four years, daughter Of Wm D. weston and
native of this city
BROWN-At Southwest Pass Tuesday June 90
az a a. NJ, Joseph Brown, aged Al years native of
l!moutn Enkiaad and FIR number Of years
branch pilot for the port of New Orleans
Philadelphia papers please copy.
CROSSIN-On Monday evening lime sstb. 1s75.
at O'clock, Mrs. Mary Crossin. aged ffty wears =
native OF the parish of Drungoon County Cavan Ire
land and resident of this city for the last twenty
hve years the beloved mother of the late James Cros
tember. 1874
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE AcADEMY.-This
evening the sixth service Of song, prayer and
preaching will take place at the Academy of
Music. TIC one who has watched the develop
ment from the first meeting to the present, there
is the strength Of growth in the movement. In
terest has been awakened on religious subjects
The first meeting was largely attended by church
members curiosity as well as the desire to in
dorse the new departure brought many out.
Since that time there has been an increased at.
tendance OF the class who do not frequent the
places Of public worship. The design contem-
plated in these meetings is to reach this class Of
our population. The seats are free; admission
free; the only cost is the effort to go. Young
men are especially invited. This evening that
eloquent divine, the Rev. MI. Markham will preach
the sermon. 4.t..,ss
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Ienly safety Tor themselves, not injufyi t.
others Not 50 the people of the North.
They became maddened by fancied insult
to "tke Haunting le," by an imaginary VIC.
lation Of Constitution, parts of which they
had long been, and all Of which they then
were trampling into the dirt Reason gave
way to passion; and they few to arms for the
preservation Of Q Union which was, Of neces-
sity, forever disrupted by the first bursting
shell. The result is known. In the conflict
Of arms the Northwas successful, and at once
oil idea of restoring the Union was abandoned
| and its yeconstralction was undertaken.
That process is still going on, and in what
political monstrosity it will terminate no man
can yet say. We can only speak of it mega
lively, and feel assured that the Union, which
resulted from the action of the Convention of
1887, viii never be restored; for its vital prin-
ciple-sonsent-has departed. The prin-
ciple by which the South is now held in con-
nection with the Federal Government was
doubtless correctly defined by the Supreme
Court Of the United States At its last term, as
q title by "concuest," and the property of
its people justly described as ''the spoils of
war; 20 Wall, PIP. 1913, 1917. As such GER
tainly have they been treated; and the latter
has been turned over for plumber to. a set of
wretches SO vile and despicable that humanity
bushes to own them.
Can il be believed that under such circum-
stances that people can invite the world to unite
with them on this day twelvemonth in q cele-
bration, at Philadelphia, of the PRONUNCIATION
of an instrument the words of which they SO
heartily despise and the spirit of which they
anathematize. That will be to all instructed |
and Intelligent men strange assemblage; to |
the true American patriot most dreadful |
mockery. Then will be seen approaching the |
altar Of American ibery twenty-six States /
leading in chains eleven conquered provinces,
four Of whom are of the original thirteen who |
On the same day and at the same place, a |
century before, had pledged "their lives,
heir fortunes and their sacred honor to the |
support Of the great principle that no people
IAN be justly governed except by their own
,onsent. Henry Ward Beecher will open the
proceedings with prayer Plymouth Church
viii raise the grand hymn of praise and rejoic-
ng over broken and discovered country-a
7iolated Constitutions dishonored, bank
upt and almost despairing people. Charles
Francis Adams will deliver eulogy on the
ebellion and treason of his great ancestor,
Vhile an honest spectator, should there be
ne present, will excIaim in the words of the
oct: ID
'FOh for forty-parson power to chant
Thy praise, Hypocrisy"
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Fun To Day on Bayou st. John.

The great and glorious Fourth of July will to
day be celebrated by many patriotic citizens OF
New Orleans. and various festivities have been
arranged to fifty express the great joy felt
throughout our city by our lberty-loving people.
The members Of the st. John Rowing Club, being
particularly enthused with national pride, and de-
string to give expression to their patriotic feel
ings in some uncommon way. have arranged to
have grand tub race on Bayou st. John, oppo-
site their boathouse. Their course will be across
the river and back, and an elegant leather medal
will, with imposing ceremonies, be awarded the
victor. The race will commence promptly at 6
o'clock
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MARRIED

DYER-WINC HESTER-On Tuesday June 90,
at the Church of Notre Dame de Bon Secours by
Rev. A. de Harm, Miss Mary Winchester, daughter
Of the late Judge Benjamin Winchester, to Mr..
Thos. O. Dyer of New Orleans. No cards.
Baltimore and Louisville papers please copy q
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- New Orleans BuI1zzm can be had Of the
boWu agent h Mobile at the depot. on the arrival
r - r. II. train.

Jeo PazNEno. now possess facilities to
snable us TO execute every description Of
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing,
lsxyers' briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
uenis, on the shortest notice, in the best
lyle, and at the most reasonable rates. We
vilI guarantee full satisfaction to those of our
n8ends who favor us with their orders.
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THE VICKsBURo MAII.-Our merchants are
loud in their complaints on account of the
delay in sending forward the mails for the
Upper Coast During the last year the splen
did packets .Robt e. Lee. Natchez and Par.
goud have been carrying theee mails. leaving
them three times q week, at thirty-three
places between New Orleans and Vicksburg,
and have performed the service with remark
able regularity and efficiency, giving the full
ct satisfaction to all concerned.
The contract which they were carrying out
expired on the 3O.h of June, and on the LIST of
Judy the new contractor, Mr.. Draper, Of Min
,nssota, was obliged, blythe terms of his con-
reason he failed to find boat that would
carry them, and consequently on Thursday no
mails left this city by river for yicksburg and
intermsdiate landings
The captain of the Charles Morgan, an Ohio
River boat, refused to take them, not being
authorized so to do, and not being familiar
with all the landings on the Lower Missis-
ippi For the same reasons the Belle of
Shreveport declined taking the mails yester-
day, and the result is that our merchants are
without mail communication with their con-
stituents living in the most important section
Of the Southwest
Thursdays and Saturdays mails for the
coast (and very large and important ones
they are,) are now lying in the Post Office for
the want Of transportation to their points of
destination.
If the new contractor cannot perform the
services required of him, why don't he throw
tho contract upY W-g
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Mr.. Philip Werlein, the popular music dealer
or No. 80 Baronne street, has sent us copy Of
Memorial. Flowers" a song to the memory Of
our dead heroes words by Mrs. Fanny Downing,
muaic by Mendelssohn CoOte
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Summer Sunday EveninO Services.

summer sunday Evening Services.
| Protestant, Episcopal Church.
Fourth SUNDAY after Trinity (20th June)
Christ Church. Canal street. Sermon by the Rev.
S. Burford.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity f2Tth Jnne)
st. Pauls Church Gaiennie and Camp
streets. Sermon by the Rev. Wm. Mutford.
Sixth Sunday ter Trinity (4th JULY
Church of the Aununcaiion, corner Race and
Camp streets. Sermon by the Rev. 8. s. Harris DID,
Seventh Sunday after Trinity 9th July)
Trinity Church, corner Jack son and Coliseum
streets. Sermon by the Rev. John Percival, D. d.
The Congregations Of he Episcopal Church in this
city and the public generally requested to unite
iu these Summer Services, which will be continued.
until further notice, every Sunday Evenax at 3
o'clock. leo At Su
Crescent Machine and Blacksmith
Shop.
Cor. Foucher and st. Joseph Streets.
New Orleans.
JOHN BLACKADDER
IRON TURNER PLANER and SCREW GLITTER
Constructs New Machinery and. gives personal az
tention to repairs machinery of every description
frces 70 suit inc umes. je27 S3n 2dp
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GARnICK CLUB ENTKRTAINsfENT.-Thes second
Of the series Of performances for 1875, by the
above cuS, will take place on Friday next at the
Varieties Theater. The beautiful drama Of
s'Ciouds and sunshine" will be presented. Rules
governing the same, together with list Of recep-
fon committee appears in another column.
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The Mobile Road
Is now Selling

Is now Selling
SUNDAY EXCURSION TICKETS
At the Following Reduced Rates.
Bay ST. Louis. .-.---S IS Biloxi. ...-.-.-.- SO 90
Pass Christian------ 90 Ocean Springs 3 Is
Mississippi City so East Pascagoula. 3 SO
Trains leave Canal street at A. NJ. and return at
11:so p. NJ, thus giving whole day at any of the
above points Those desiring to escape the heat and
dust Of the city sheud take advantage of the
liberal arrangement Jy3 2t2p
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The Rev. Mr.. Mumford has returned to the
city and will preach in Christ Church this morn
ing. Services win commence ss usual, at II
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-04

Hessrs. Marks Brothers and Messrs. Small &
Co, coffee brokers, Of this city, have our ac-
acknowledgements for kindly furnishing us with
their annual coffee circulars. Wethave already
used their 'totals," and will take the earliest OPP
portunity Of giving their reports in detail.
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New Orleans Lodge No. 2ls, D. o. a., will en-
tsrtain their friends 1T tho Delschaise Picnic
Grounds to-day. The occasion is the celebra-
hon of their 18th anniversary
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RAINBOW CANTArA AND CoNcERr.-There has
been such general desire to have q repetition of
this very attractive cantata and concert that the
ladies OF Napoleon Avenue Presbyterian Church
have decided on its presentation again on next
Tuesday evening, July 9th, at the church. Many
who were present at the first will not miss the
second exhibition; but as Q great many were
deferred from attending by the unfavorable
aspect Of the weather and by other causes. thew
will doubtless not let another opportunity pass
without eagerly improving it. There will be the
addition Of several fine tableaux as well as some
other changes that will make the occasion more
than usually pleasing. Both in the qualities of
this cantata and concert and in it's very small
cost there is much to invite the patronage of
liberal public that is ever disposed to assist in
every good object.
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Will DAILY undertake Tennyson's drama2 If
% it is doubtful whether he will be Is successful
% Staub has been in his undertaking the reduc-
tion Of the price OF periodicals TO the smallest
currency used here. Goldthwaite's, 60 Canal
street, near the Post-Ofice. is the scene of
Stands euccese
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Jacob OFT.

Jacob OFT,
O A r P E N Il e r.
$50 Magazine Street, Corner Cslliops,
q prepared to execute al orders In the Oar.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat.
ness and dispatch. Oisterns made and repaired.
nj n2dp
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. G. BEARD, OccuIiss,
l..........DAUPHNE STREET~.ll
Orleans Inarmary.
O0oe hOuu Stom 10 to 81.
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Don't forget the grand picnic to be given at
the Fair Grounds to- day by the Clerks Benevo-
lent Association Guests may rest assured that
they will havs splendid time.
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It has often been said that we, Of the South,
LAY no claims to the title Of q reading people.
We pronounce this an unfounded assertion, and
for proof point to the large sales Of choice tera-
lure which are daily made by that king Of book
sellers, R. g. Eyrich, at his palace, 1870 Canal
street
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Mount Moriah and Llnwood Lodges OF Masons
offer rare treat to those who attend the grand
olio entertainment at Exposition Hall on July
the 14th. There will be instrumental and vocal
music, recitstions, detrimental and camic)
tableaux vivant, soiree dansante, ETC., etc. The
programme Of performances will be published
du ing the week.
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THE WEEKLY BUDeEr.-The initial number OF
Mr.. Hummels new enterprise, the Weekly
Budget, "a literary family and news Journal
contains sixteen pages Of original and selected
reading matter. II presents n appearance
which speaks well for the good taste and industry
Of the publisher. Its aspect is quite metropoli-
tan, and we congratulate Mr.. Hummel on SO
good beginning. BY the same care and per-
severance he will succeed in supplying want
that has long been felt
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II Card.

take this method to retu.n my most heartfelt
thanks to my many kind friends and neighbors who
SO nobly assisted me in rescuing my stock and furn
ture at the late fire the 2lst ultimo corner ST.
Andrew and Anuunciation streets.
jy4 it2p@ JOHN F. BREMEN
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<
7 80 ta Look in at M0Ody's
For Bargains in
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
as taking account of stock commences in a few
days. and being DESTROYS Of making room for new in
voices expected to arrive early for the coming bust
ness season. prices have been reduced, and the cels
brated fine Shirts offered lower than elsewhere
for the same quality and make. Also, Handker
chiefs, Cravats, Socks. Undergarments Suspenders
and all other articles necessary to complete gentle
mans outfit, for which ru
Call at the Granite Palace.
MoODY's,
jy41t !g Corner Canal and Royal streets.
Just Received,
Per Bremen ship Upland
Hhds Best RASPBERRY VINEGAR.
Per Steamship Cordova-
50 Doz Litthauer MAAG BITTERS
IS cases Boonekaupf MAAG BITTERS.
On hand large stock of Clarets White Wines Rhine
Wines, Cognacs, Runs, Sherries, Ports, Whistles
Of all brands, and the finest of
FRENCH AND GERMAN CORDIALS.
zoo cases of the celebrated Moerlein STAR" BEER,
in quarts and pint bottles in store and for sale
atlowest rates, by F. HOLLANDER,
Sole agent for the celebrated Kaufman CINCIN-
NATI LAGER BEER,
50 Custonhouse Street.
jy4 1t 2dp
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House, Store and Office Painting,
Done in Durable and Neat Style, at prices to suit
the times, by aa
TOBY HART.
23 Commercial Place. near st. Charles St.
Egt e ie4 1t25p

4 Notice.
n 81. ffNt t STATE OF LOUISIANA D
OFFICE STATE REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
New Orleans, July 4, 1875
All persons knowing of any omission or irregulari
ty on the part of the Assistant Supervisors their
clerks, in taking the census are respectfully re-
quested to communicate facts to this Office in order
that proper corrections may be made before the re-
turns are complied Persons with whom blanks
have been left and not called for will please forward
the same through the PostO Office or otherwise.
I .ua+ E WILLIAM WRIGHT,
jy41 ~ State Registrar of Voters.
s.u Bargains! Bargains
AT POSITIVELY FIRST COST, nv entire a.
sortment of Amethyst and Seal Rings. Pins Ear
drops, Stud, Collar and Cuff Buttons, solid Gold
Chains, Lockets etc.
Z Call and learn prices. .. = 49,
A. NJ. HILL, Jeweler,
Sc st. Charles street
jy4 1t2p @ corner Commercial Place.
The Loan office,
...BOronne Street
Opposite Grunewald Hall
Private entrance to the right of Show Window.
Liberal loans made on Diamonds, Watches, Jew
elry, and goods of every description.
Unredeemed Pledges of every description sold at
very low prices, and with full guarantee.
OTTO scHwANER,
iy4 t2p Proprietor.
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n srMRoRrANEs
DRY GOODS BUYERS.
d. tho
Great Reduction
sr -In- acr
ID II x. O. q q ID -
J. TURCOTTE,
street.-.........15S
White Building corner Baronne

In view of reducing our heavy stock before taking
our annual inventory, we have made immense reduc-
tons throlghou our Entire Stock of DRY Goods
and will offer on MONDAY, July 5, FOR is DAYS
ONLY a@
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS,
Such as
so pieces Grass Linens, reduced from % to 1oc
Plain Linen Lawns, reduced from Is to 1870.
Printed Linen Lawns, reduced from 20 to l5c. 10
500 pieces assorted Grenadines and Bareges, reduced
from 20 to 1910.
10 cases "A Soft Finished Cotton, reduced from 1915
to &c. b"
10 "A Soft Finished Lcnsdale Cotton, reduced
from 1919 to 10c
cases I04 Cotton Sheetipg reduced from IS to $50
10 bales Brown Sea Island Cotton reduced from 10
to &c.
Best American Prints at &c.
Plain, Black and Satin Striped Grenadines at cost
$4,000 Worth of White Goods, Such ns
Nainsooks Muls, Victoria and Bishop Lawns Ga
French Nalnsooks, Swiss, etc. reduced to Cost Price
.rt- .d... Also ots,. ,, -.
A large assortment of Honse Furnishing Goods
WI te and Prin ted Irish Linens Undre1 sed French
Linens, Batste de Vaienciennes Extra Fines Bretan-
mas Linens, etc, reduced to Cost p, ices.
20 dozen extra fine French Corsets received by ex.
press viii be sold very low.
J. TURCOTTE,
jy4 1t2dp 70 va. e. 6...-, 155 Canal street.
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Teras Cotton Form Destroyer.
lam prepared to fill orders for this article 10 ans
quantity at lowest
MARKET RATES
Paris Green and Arsenic In store and for SALE
Whitman's Fountain Pumps and Sprinklers a.
manufacturers prices. 3r
Liberal discount to the trade.
I. L. LYONS,
Corner Camp and Gravier streets.
je6 2dp 2m cod
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Philip Werlei9a,
70, so, 50 and 80 Baronne street,
Has a large and well selected stock of
PLANO FORTES,
Such as
CHICKERING,
"a DUNHAMS,
GROVESTEEN
AND FULLER
-as HALE,
PLEYEL and others.
He sells very low for cash; also the monthly in
stalment plan. he rents Pianos during summer at
low rates and lets rent apply the purchase if par
ties wish it.
A fine PIPE ORGAN for sale, suitable for q
church. .l.
Tuning and repairing done. iy44t
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-19
Original Notice.

STAFF r.TL OF Cp, IOWA IS
To William Clarh, Jennie B. Clark, Fecd
tSe,riEg Machine Co., q. d. Terry, j.
4. Ira0in and James ". Fahllcr.
l " AM i4-AGIt ~TT''!- 'DT urRF-
L by notified that there is now ON hle
in the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court of Tama County, Iowa,
a petition CT J. S. Moore, claiming
of you, William Clark, the sum Of
Two Hundred and Eighty Dollars, and
interest thereon, at ten per cent per anum
payable annually, from October LIST y. ID.
1872 as justly due lin on two certain
promissory notes; also, TIE foreclosure OF
u certain mortgage given to secure the
payment of said notes against all the de-
PENDANTS upon the following described
land, to-wit: Beginning twenty-slX rods
West of the NORTHEAST corner Of the
North East quarter of Section No: twenty
Two, in Township Eighty North Of
Range ID, West of 9Th ?. NJ, running
thence West four rods on said section line
thence South twenty rods, thence East
four rods, thence North ~ RODS, TO begin-
ming; also reasonable amount rs an at
torneys fee for foreclosing said mortgage;
said notes and mortgage will be more
particularly described in said petition.
No personal Judgment asked against any
defendants except William Clark.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before NOON, of the second
dav of the next term of said Court, being
the September term of said Court for the
wear, A. d. 1875, commencing on the
third Monday of September A. ID. 1879, at
the Court House, in Toledo, in said Coun-
tv default will he entered against YOU, and
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-19
Original Notice.

STATE ATE; OF odI,I IOWA tss
To Wesley Camp, 0. T. Camp, Fo.11er d
Slocuna, Jefferson Butler Shay, ID. W.
and A. Keith e Co., d. c. L0nlb, Ad-
minister Of tile estate Of EIijah 1homp-
son deceased, Burton, Pierce d. TO-,
and L. Arnasbruster.
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
/ hereby notified that on OF before
September 10th, A. d. 1875, there will be
on file, in the office of the Clerk OF the
District Court of Tama County, Iowa, a
petition of G.. R. Struble claiming of you
the foreclosure of a certain mortgage
given by Wesley Camp, and o. L. Camp,
July 18th, 1872 to Clark Camp, on the
following described real estate, VIZ:
Commencing One Hundred feet South
of the land of the Cedar Rapids and
Missouri River Railroad Company on the
east line of Section Eighteen in TOWNSHIP
No. Eighty-Two, North of Range Ihir
teen West of 9Th P. NJ, thence South
Thirty feet, thence West Eight rods
thence North Thirty feet. thence Eas,
Eight rods to the place of beginning, sale
mortgage having been given to secure {
Note of the same date for $745.OO. Sale
petition also asks that said mortgage bt
corrected so as more freely to describe the
premises aforesaid and for general eqult
able relief, no personal claim is made
against any of the defendants excepting
Wesley Camp.
And that unless you appear thereto, ant
defend, on or before NOON, of the Sec
ond day of the next term of said Court
being the September term of said Cour
for the year A. D. 1875, commencing OF
the Third Monday of September A. ID
1875, at the Court House, in Toledo in sale
County, default will be entered agains
you, and Judgment rendered thereon,
STRUBLE & GOODRICH,
80 Attorneys for Plaintiff.