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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-13
rbe t'ost oi JesnitIsni In America

IRON the Clcrtlhni ISaler Of yesterday
The dispatch from Panama relating 10
the sequel Of the desperate and bloody
riot at San Miguel some weeks ago, will
serve to show what it costa a poor, igno.
rant people to follow blindly the teach.
ings Of the Romish priesthood. The cir.
rum,tanccs Of the riot we're simply that
the Catholic Bishop, rcscniint The pro.
gresq Of liberal ideas in the government
IF that county, concluded Il make a
yrand effort to break down the power 0I
The government and rcinstnle the com
plete, all.cmbracing away Of Catholicism
which had 40 long kept the people Of
San Salvador in Ignorance and poverty
4 priest Of San Miguel was designated
to light the torch of insurrcction. llC
made q fierce incendiOry address to thu
mob, calling npon them In the name
Of the Church 10 rise and destroy Tho
enemies Of the Romi.h faith. Ticket,
we're distributed among the crowd
sic- ie Bishop, invoking IT. Pc
,er 10 admit the sonl Of the bearer Il
Heaven, NJ he had fallen in the cause o
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NEW YoRK, August l2.-Thc weather Is
uniayorablc for business, which was light
IN all departments. Cotton goods quiet land
irregular. Prints In fair request for small
lots, GinghamI continue closely sold up to
the receipts. shawls and worsted dress
goods are in moderate demand. Wool fan
nels In better request, but blankets con.
tinue slow and wo0lens for mems wear ruled
uuiet.
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TOLRnO, August i2.-FlOur Demand
fair and mnrket firm. Wheat-Demnnd nc
tive and prices advanced; extra white
Michigan 81 65 spot and seller August; new
81 a.; amber do 81 4sII seller September.
Corn-Demanl fair and market firm; low
mixed 75a7Sc; damaged GGc. Oats- Dull
and nominal; No. seller September 4S'ici
October 4ic.
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BERGEN FONT, n j., for Young Ladies' and
Misses, will commence on sept. u, 1913. l.OCaird
In Il beautiful aud healthy nrighbOThg,I, only
eIsht miles from New York, on the Central u. II. 81
New Jersey. For circulars apply IN Mrs. W
TOWNSEND foRp, Principal, lIglrErnoe' :, lIcy,
Point; Scion Humphreys, Of H. H. Morgan 4 Co;
Samuel Z. brown, lhcs'l BIWcTy savings Hank; \.
b. Warner, iron merchant, New York city.
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With several hundred more arrivals than
last week, the number Of the tops Though
there are a few better than last week is less
than II was then, and the middlrs more
numerous at the expense Of the former,
while common grades are about rs numcr'
Gus Us they were then. The Wholesale trade
was little active, possibly more so than
last week, and there was promise Of a
more promising retail trade than after
wards was apparent.
&. Brewer reports cows ut $3Oai2 per
head, and good cows are In fair demand.
THE SWINE MARKET.
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rNUE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
i SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

The next ASSrAL COrRsE ~ LECTURES will L.
KIN October Isl, 1875 and end February 9Th, 1876
The Hospital aud General and Special DlspensarIes
attached to the College furnish ample material TOT
daily CLISICAL LECTURES. Every facility for Dls-
SEXTON. For Catalogue and particulars, address
]. T.. LINDSAY, NJ. D.,
lrll.nnlAM lILan of The IncmllN
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NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAED-COILEG.
IN late Institute for Young Ladies', near GO-
vanstoWn, Baltimore County, Md, ~ miles north
Of baltimore, conducted by the school Sisters Of
NOlrr Dame. This institution Il most desirably lO-
Gated, the grounds are extensive, aud the building
Il constructed with every ACCESSORY iUf comfort and
convenience. The system Oi education pursued i
designed To develop the mental aud physical Igwers
u the pupils, TO make them refined, accomplished
aud useful members Of soCleiy. Board and inltion
Including the French aud German languages, s2li
young ladies desiring private apartments, t36
For particular, send Tor catalogue nu2-eh
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DUBLlC SALE.

IDlDLIN SAbf'
will offer for sllcai Junkins corner, in Bridge
port, Ohio, On
SATURDAY, August 9Th,
At 2 o'clock p. ~, II not sid al private sale IT,
fore that time, my residence, located on the cnrnei
n Whitley and DpKalb streets, RlrkWOpl, Ohio
The house contains eight large rooms lEsldes q
pantry, kitchen aud iwO Crllnrs. The lOi Is 100 by
loo feet, and on II iSR gODl stable and other out,
buildings. II Is alGO we'll Sct In fine fruit, aud
complete
On lcconnt Of Anccessiiy for changing my bnsl'
ness will sell on the most reasonable terms.
For particulars enquire Of J. C.. llERNEi, lIri
Estate Agent, No. 1915 Market street, o. Of
$. L. EUHEST,
jy2l-eOd On the PREMISE
Adjourned until SATURDAY, August 2slh
commencing at O'Clock p. ~, al the same plnrc.
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sPlrrsBURGH, August 2.--Wheat-Quiet;
Pennsylvania and Ohio red quoted Of 81 81
al 60. Corn-In light supply ear at s4n
assoc on track: sheled sjaSGc In elevator.
Peiroleum-Qniet but firm; crude : 2Ol
/ 22IS at l'afket's; refined Tic, philadel'
phin delivery.
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REMARKS on BEEP CArrLR,

The arrivals Of cattle during the week
amounted to l,6l4 head, against 1870 head
last week and 3,lGl head the corresponding
week Of last year, and the sales during the
week amounted to 1865 head, against ! lS9
head last week and ?,9l0 head the CORE
spending week Of last year, and were as
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And an extra copy TO person gtlniIb w. S'N"
RSThs above prizes ar lhT MIay ,,, hSi M
Whsrr nriihsr II thcse can te procured, sehd The
money In Registered leiieT'
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There has been very large increase In
the receipts this week, but they consist
mostly Of lambs and stock sheep, the latter
in very large numbers, while good sheep
nrc scarce and In good demand, though We
note no Improvement in prices. There has
been fair dcmand-sOmc slight improve
mcnt in iact-for open wool stock and fccl'
ing sheep, hut quotations for them show M
change. We quote sheep at 4ajhci lambs
g. OOnI 20 per head or GaG9ic per pound;
stock and feeding sheep g. 26a3 co. and
~ 2ja3 m for selected lots
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CLEVELAND, August l2.-wheal, Corn
and OatS--Steady and unchanged. PetfO.
leum-Quiet standard white 9Hci Ohio
State test iOIic; small lots lac higher
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Counter to our nnticipntiOns as recorded
last week, prices have advanced duringthe
past week &c, and the prospects, rs re.
viewed by most dealers, look to further
advance on this improvement rather than
any recession Of figures. We quote hogs at
lOIalOIIc for rough tail ends, and nc
for the best, most Of the sales being ut the
latter figure. The quality Of the receipts is
about the same rs that Of last week. The
arrivals are scarcely up to the wants Of the
butchers.
go. s,,puu a. ,urpr
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and NtOckn.

NRw YORK, August l2.-GOLD-Opcned
at ll39i, advanced to III, fell Otto ll3lI,
aud closed ut ll3A, borrowing rates las
per cent per annum aud Id per diem and
Hat Clcarings $9l 100000.
GOyRuNNRSTs-C lOyel firm,
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DETHANY COLLEGE
VIII open her
THIRTY-FIFTH SESSION


WWNUAI U sITH WI T.NIHTNI T7Il'
COurses Of study are adjusted To suit the varied
purluss Of students, aud drgrees are COnerrrd H.
dirallyc VI proficient scholarship In Arts, ScienCr'
aud Letters spccial o0unes are arranged for Pm
flssl1nal Students In Engineering, Practical Ply.
sizes aud Chemistry, with ample training In the use
Of Instruments and apparatus, both In llrld.wOTk
aud In the laboratory.
harding To- clubs from s. to 81 pCr week, and at
private boanling houses irUm 81 ri to s. per week,
For particulars, send for Catalogue IN prUf. e. l.
Ions, or W. X. PENDLETuS,
Iy26 President.
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ROBERT II. WOODS, Clerk.
|. 7. JONES Sol. for Compartments
lu1uff a. 1919

The above defendants will take notice that The
lepsitlOns Of J. u. Whitman, j. q. Curtis, Gcugt
Rice and others will lc taken al the Law Office Of J.
+. Jones, No. 1901 Chapline street, In the city oil
wheeling IN tho State Of West Virginia, on the
2sih day Of August, 1915, between the hours q
o'clock 4. ". and . o'clock r. ~, 10 bo read 10 cv,
idence In the abOvenanlcl cause on behalf Of said
plaintiff. And " from amy Gauss the taking Of The
Sid dppnsltDns shall not be- commenced, " lelnl
commenced shall not bc completed on that day, III,
taking II the silne will le adjourned from ilmr Il
time until the SANE shall le completed.
If. JONES,
Solicitor for Complainant
s.....g tg=g
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-. Il. ~ @. Hayes
WASHINGTON, Pa,

Manufacture and keep on hand the finest assert.
mrnt nf Carriages, lhTuuChcs, Top and Opcn bug
girs Of the latest styles buck Wagons and Platform
Swing wagons. t1arrnrr and palate Coaches, SiG
sat llrrts and i.ockAways, IEt PhFions, Jancr
Wagons and light Trotlng Wagons, Sc; alsn, j. H.
Hrrw,trr 4 Co.'S celebrated Halt Spring Sidc-lHr
Windnr Wagons which they oilrf At grcaily rNluuNl
wv ~ -" WV" W" t. mac. HAYES
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RAILROAD BUSDs-ln active drmandi
Chicago 4 Northwestern consolidated cOu.
pom gold bonds were firm and advanced to
SS Ohio X Mississippi consolidated ad.
yamccd To g6; the South Pacific Of Missouri
declined y per cent, selling ut %; st. Louis
& Iron Mountain seconds sold at n.
STOCHs-Thc market was strong aud
higher throughout the day and closed dull
and steady at about the best quotations
made. Western Union was more active
and advanced to S9N, Lake Shore to GO9s,
Pacific Mail to 800, Northwestern to IlA,
and Ohios tol9Ii. Union Paciiicadvanced
to ~ and closed at T9't. There was II
general advance in shares of the Missouri
roads which declined sharply yesterday.
Missouri Pacific advanced to iGIi, Atlantic
4 pacifc preferred To l2ai, Kansas Pacific
to Il, and st. Louis, Kansas City & North.
crn preferred to % bid. Atlantic & Pacific
Telegraph advanced to 2Ul!. The transic.
tons at the Stock Exchange to-day aggrc.
gated 5000 shares, Of which 400 were
Erie, 600 Lake Shore, l,jO1 Northwestern
common, :, SOn Pacific Mail, aud $3.50 West.
prp I'pinu
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ArTirdlidI IPilhtlAI LlOltI and DToIt Idnh.
Morrison q Plummero IlEOod 4 WGtson,' Va. y
Ey.........,..:.:.,., ~ 4. Pishsr, Ha...,,'''.,
J. AllendeT', W. v. i9lS. LaIear, Ad..,.,,,...
VIM. Lynn, Ohio. l9l
pThese were taken East without being Offend
here.
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CtTATE or WEST VIRGINIA, IN THE
> COUNTY COURT OF ONO COUNTY.
John II. llOWanl
InChancrry,
Rnlrrt A. IInEartI and oihrrs.

Robert A. Howard and others.
To Martha ShGllar, Charles Shrllar, Mary Ann
Howard, James Howard, William Howard, lieu.
reita May Howard and Fila Virginia Howard, de-
PENDANTS, with Others In this case:
Affidavit having lten mldc that you are n0n-res-
icnts Of the state Of West Virginia. notice Is hereby
given you that on this NJ day Of August, is7j the
plaintiff has died his bill In ChanCcry In the said
curt, Praying for partition Of slle Of a certain
lract 81 land On Cpllemans Run, In Ohio county,
llcI sized, which salI tract contains one hundred
and forty diO) acres and ljl poles and Is fully de-
crlel Ia ald bill, and that Partition may II
made Of aid land OF Of the prOocls u tho sale q
the sanie amongst the parties to aid suit. And II
Is ordered that you appear al rules TO IL heidi Tho
Clerks OiIicr 81 this court on Monday, August ~
1915, and do what may bo necessary to protect your
Interests In aid suit.
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The following are the names Of the prin'
cipal drovsrs, owners, or eonsignees Of the
principal drovers, where the cattle are re-
ported from and their destination:
L.-ir.nL, Ii "a. C,Ir.rln- LLL.I nnI Drnrt EInLi
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| BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.
lsy TELEGRAPH TO INTELuaENCER.l

ov,1rE o. MAEILASp LIVE sTocE scALEs, !
BALTIMORE, August u, lsIa J
EEcuPTs EOR IHE WREE.
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lair. 11nii.! Hair

Iu, having ircn Ia New York City, I have rur
rhas1I the largest Nnck II Halt Sutchr' anil Other
Hair tirpl,tvrr brought tn Wheeling Alsna large
stock NJ Millinery anil straw Hnuls, cheap Jrwrry,
ItoIr.Ientls Ihrk -fOWlN COTsets Sc
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STATR SECuRITIEs-WerO firm this after.
noon, with an advance, Tennessee old sell.
ing up to 20 ~ and new to n; Missouri long
SKIES brought lOlH,
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Two lNIN llAlI .ff.tH.f.f
Ifhrf articles and Hair Uoul, In prulurllon.
Come ono and all and ynn VII 10 sulicd q
api9 W. r. BACllMAN'S, ll21 Main 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03
A Young Husband Treats HE Wife to a
Genuine Surprise Party.
From the Toledo blade. ]

A iittl, while AGO n Young gentleman
aud n ladv decided 10 unite their fatss in
Wxmsn's = ,o.y chains. and the intention
was ,lulv carriv,l out few xseks ago.
In discussing their prospects, just before
m, welding occurred. the young couple
concluded that they couid not GO to
housekeeping Immediately. but must
ho,ri for n year or so. There are few
things which young. wife resigns with
more reluctance than The hope Of sue
ceedinc TO a neat, cosy home Of her own.
but this Young lady did 81. and made up
her mind To be as happy as possible in
a boarding house.
But Just bsfors the Wedding the
groom heard OF an opportunity to pur-
ehase charming little house, Just such
as bis pro.psctiye wife pictured their
home .bould be. and newly furnished
precisely according to her taste. A bar
gain was offered In the whole affair, and
IN. Groom closed instanter upon IL, but
rcsolysd 10 Keen the transaction o
secret-for A surprise to his wife.
This he did sffsctuslly. After the
wedding the happy pair started upon
the usual trip. and In duo time returned
10 the city. The husband suggested to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03
NOTICE.

mo q. ". COLLINS AND JOSHUA MITCH.
II ELL: You and each OF ytn win please
take notice - eo-ewptrs, that We. the under.
sIpncd, part owners OF that certain mining
calm and lode known ~ the Mitchell Mining
Compsny's claim. situated In the Gold Hill
Minias District, IN the county OF Storey. Stats
of Nevada, have expended the cum Of six
Hundred and NinetJ.eirht Dollars IN labor
asd improvements upon sstd claim. prior totho
arrt DAY Of JannsSy. A. d. 1875: thai the pro.
portion OF expenditure made ~ aforesaid. dus
fpm zach OF 700 respeeiively. TO the under
signsd, 10 ~ follows, TO wit: -
From y. ~. Cnlllns ................ttN o1
Prom Joshua nItenell.. l............... - "
yen and each Of you sre further no.ihsd,
that We. the undersigned. demand the imms.
dIafe payment thereof and that in case yoe
fsiior refuse tn pay the respective smounts eet
opposite your. names above 20 ". y. ISsek
osc of The underplgned, ~ Bis once. NO. ~
South @ street, virxinls. Nevada, oeNfs W
eSpirstion Of ninety days rom ihs date ot thn
uofirr, your interevts IN the said nltehen CNM.
peuy's eialn viii. by operaiion o. AZ. eseom
n nropcr,y Of he undersigned u. X. fowir
ssd Jsccph Ramsdell. whs made the said ex'
~ u, r. FOWLER
-'aIlA .ifi 'il JOsRP1 RAhsDKLL.
Gold HUI. harsh i1.is7s. iJ nhi1~d'
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SITUATION WANTED !

NtppLHAaKB, THOROUGHLY Ex;
n pesiseesd lady desires ts obtain smuanss ~
=. yursr. Por hill particular inquire 81 Aks.
HAnRi0AN,s BBOARDINu. HOUSE,. near the
G.thslie Chureh, Gold nil. apo iW'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03

Tmx Pittsburg clroaicis says that
johnny" Stelle. the coal oil prince. is
now living on farm betwcon there and
Cooperstown. working like full-blown
Granger and looking ~ happy as
pretty girl with new spring bonnet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03

TEE young man who was out airing
himself on the avenue yesterday IN q
lovely mouse colorod overcoat. lavender
kids. and moonlight-on-ths.lake pants,
says tho price OF porous Plastsrs has
gone up, he finds. since last season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03

R.at.d or cold for cash or on l..tallment.
Nl.o on hand large stock Of SHEET Music
sn.I Musical Instruments. Aho . large and
we'll peiccissi stock of Fancy Articles. Irunhs :,
t,ccds. Hats, etc. Mannfaenrsr OF Frames
and Ilrnr keta. hrs
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-28
General I ems.

Charlotte is getting up California excursion
party.
Bay City has raised the tax on clrcuses from
$40 to 5000
j. c. Blake, OF Galesburgh, has sheared COO
sheep, averaging nine pounds OF wool per head.
There are now IN the Insane Asylum at Kala-
mazoo 262 male and $50 female PATIENTS
Total, $40.
The pioneers OF ST. Joseph county hold an
annual meeting at the Courthouse in Center
vile June 8.
some excitement has been caused over the
discovery that soda water is subject to tax under
the new liquor law, being a . beverage
The drain for the Dowagac swamp will be
thirteen miles long, five feet deep and fifteen
feet WIDE The estimated expense is $4,000.
Jackson will decorate next Sunday and the
demonstration will be the largest which that
city has ever known. Gov. Blair will be the
orator Of the day.
Albert Austin died in State prison last Satur-
day morning, OF consumption. He was sent
from Newaygo eight years ago for fifteen years
Tor murderous assault.
The 81. Clair Repuolcan com PLAINS that since
the new liquor law has gone into effect, the
price of the class OF that article known as
"tangle leg" has advanced from five to ten
cents glass.
In the United States Court at Grand Raplds,
last Saturday, judgment was rendered on rail-
road bonds in favor OF James b. Park against
the township OF Flowerfeld for $4,000 and
against Kalamazoo for 800.
DR.. AMI Mrs. stone. OF Kalamazoo, left for
Europe last Monday. \ class of eight or ten
young ladies' accompany them. Miss Lydia
Graves, daughter OF Judge i. f. Graves OF
Battle Creek Is one OF the number.
The st. Joseph Herald has received informa
ton OF the prospect for a fruit crop, and it
learns that IN the st. Joseph fruit. field there
will be good crop OF all kinds except peaches,
and of those there will be about half crop.
The residence of George Phillips, at Kaa-
mazoo, was struck by lightning May 81. From
his house the electric huid ran along the tele
graph wire used by the Business College, melt
! ing it for fifty rods and setting fire to barn.
Isaac A. Brooks, OF Portage township, Kaa
mazoo county, recently cut black oak on his
/ farm, which was FIVE feet and one inch in diam
eter, and from which he cut 1876 rails and sever
and a quarter cords of wood. The but cut
made 100 twelve-foot rails of the average size
Some Of the saloon men in Berrien Springs
are in a stew. Mrs. Newton, wife of the mar
who was recently thrown from his wagon wber
intoxicated and seriously injured. has brought
suit against those who sold him the Liquor that
made him drunk aud has employed a Kalama
zoo attorney to prosecute TIE suit. The saloon
men want to compromise bat Mrs Newton
says no.--Nles Bepubicau.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-28

Last week letter Of inquiry was received at
the office of the Superintendent OF Public In
struction in Lansing from a township superin-
tendent OF schools inquiring If he could not
appoint deputy to perform his duties, and
especially to examine teachers, as he did not
himself feel Qualified HIS letter was SO badly
spelled that he need not have made this con-
fession. The State Superintendent replied that
the township officer could not do his work by
deputy and, if he felt himself unfit for 1t, he
should promptly resign, and allow the township
board to appoint a suitable man in his place.
The Kalamazoo Telegraph refers to the es-
cape OF five men from Sing Sing Prison, III
New York, recently, by capturing locomotive.
One OF them was stephen Boyle concerning
whom the Telegraph says "The man, Stephen
Boyle, therein mentioned, is the man who shot
COL Benjamin f. circuit, while sheriff Of this
comfy, and caused his death, the circumstances
OF which are yet fresh in the recollections OF
our citizens. Boyle was finally identified in
New York, it will be remembered, some time
after the murder, and Sheriff Wells obtained a
requlsition to bring HIM to this State. Boyle
was tried in this city for crime and committed
there and sent to Sing Sing for twenty years.
He has now escaped after most thrilling flight,
but II is hoped he will be CAPTURED"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-28
Order for Apuearauce-st n

Order for Appearance of
Michigan. the Circuit Court for the County OF
Van Buren,, IN Chancery. Fanny J. Colburp.
complainant, vs. Talcot p. Coburn, defendant
state OF Michigan, Ninth judicial Circuit, in
Chancery. Suit pending in the Circuit Court
for the County OF Van Buren,, in Chancery, at
Paw Paw, on the 14th day OF Nav, A. D. 1875.
Present-John j. Sherman, Circuit Court Com
missioner. 1t satisfactorily appearing to this
Court that the defendant, Talcot p Colburn.
is resident OF this state, but is now absent
therefrom. On motto OF knowles & Rowland
solicitors for complainant, it is ordered that
said defendant, Talcot p Colburn. cause his
appearance in this cause to be entered within
three months from the date Of this order, and
IN default thereof, that the said bill be taken
as confessed by the said defendant. Talcot p.
Colburn. And Il Is further ordered that within
twenty days the complainant cause a notice OF
tins order 10 be published In the True NoRm-
ERNER, that said publication be continued once
IN eacn week for Fix weeks i'm SUCCESSION, or
that che cause a copy of this order to be per-
sonally served on sad raleot z. Colburn at
least twenty DAYS before the time above pre-
scuRed fOr his appearance. l0j27
JOHN i. SHERMAN. Circuit Court Commr.
KNOWLES q ROWLAND, Compl'ts Sol'rs