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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

Blithely sweeps the cradle. and gladly
does the swaibe lie, obedient TO the arm oi
the reaper, At tl,s end of the harvest year,
how pleasantly does the haryestnIan
gather In his years labor! Let the har-
vest year go out with a song OF gladness,
aud LET the Irarvestman go ahead with his
CHEEKY song. Once their Was, ia old Eu-
gland, the glad reapers song. Shall u moi
be heard here III Tie red hills Of Old Or
ange? ai.iI
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14
AMERICAN
AND
Foreign Patents.

~ ILMURE * CO.. Successors % Chipman,
NJ Hasmer a. Co., Solicitors Patents pruetir-
ed Ia MI countries. No FEES in Advance. 80
charge uness the patent j. granted. No fees for
making preliminary examinations. No addition
nj fees for obtaining and epnslucting fclearng
BY recent decision ofihe Commissioner ALL re-
jected applications may be revived. special at
teniIon given 10 lnterlerence Cases before the
Patent Office. Extensions before congrcss. In-
fIiDgeinent suits In different states. aud all lii-
CATION appearing Ia lRyentions or Patents. send
stamp 10 Gilmore A. Co, sor pamphlets Of 90 pages
Land Gases, Land Warrants. and Scrip.
CONTESTED I.and Gasrs prosecuted bofnre the
". General Land Office aud Department oftbe
Interior. primte Land ciaiar. Mining and Pre-
EmpliOn Claims and Homestead eases attended
10. Land Scrip rsasSisHnlle. anIl can Ia lncatesi
in the nanle Uf the purchaser upon ans tayern-
nient land sullcrt 10 private entry. af rs per
mere. 10 Is ~ eqml value With Bounty land
pamphlet ofiiistrncticn. @ i,it, - j. W.T..
= Arrcdrs II Poy and Bonlty. q
Ofii rrs. Soldiers aud sailors of the late war or
their hrirs. are In many casrs entitled 10 money
from the Government Of which They have no
Knowledge. Write Iull history of service, aud
taie amount 0f lny HHd bounty received. IN
close stamp b. Gilinore a. co.. aud full rep,y,
aiter examination; will lie given you free.
PENSIONS gTEzIs ~
All Officers, Soldiers and sailors waun,lcd. run
tured, or injured In ihe late war, however slight
", can obtain pension by addressing Gilmore
a Co.
Cases prosecuted Iy GILMORE 4 Co. before
the supreme Court ol The United States, Court OF
Claims. and the soufhern t'laims COmlniSsion.
Each department uf our business is conduetcd
In q SEPARATE hureaIi, nndcr charge of the sane
experiJnerd parties enployed w ihe old firIn.
Proinpt Hiieniion Co M business entrusted ~
al A. MORE A fso "A Tins s...t,re.r w sl..iY. A.,
WIN surcess by deserving Il.
Address GILMORE q co.
-E3+ 629 r ST., Washington, ID. q.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

We issm Ish~t is,s rs.nIe ofihe Me.ho-
dis, Sunday schcol on Friday passed oil
with. us~sixsd pleasure. The, dag wps
spssst vn.i<r mo srssefal sbssis .ef The
nsfiss bsrst hs itlss hsbhiing waters Of the
"n,ighv Enq.n, IN VI tho pleasant sports
appropriate 20 The place and the .oceasIohi
Tie parieir~nis Of lhe pleasures 0. the
day ~ returned bone delighted with
their holiday sxI crirnce.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14
HrLlsnolm N. c. June 9th, y

MR.. CHARLES MARY,
DURHAM, N. G; Dear Sir II WAS look.
Ing over the Durham Reporter this morn
Ing when saw piece headed "E'un
Ahead" stating that Jon and another
gentlemen would like to correspond with
some young ladies. with view to mutual
Improvement and perhaps natriinony.
would be very glad 20 correspond with
sou, wiihs view TO matrimony. Ifyou
ACCEPT please let me hear from yos at once.
Address, M. &, ass, fser- LAURA.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14
Anuml~r Of boys from Graves School
will rnssr Al Chapel Hin next session.


.
The RcvJ. Fitxgerald of the Presbyterian
Church pfssrIn-i It Durhsm an Sunday.
The Rev. W. :. Bynum preached The
same day iesEss Matthew's. and delighted
4,is bearsrs With another cue OF u,ose
-ersnons which mark him ~ one OF the
future great men of thc Church
There was mn service In ths Methodist
chsgch, Nre Code preaching at Cedar
Tne Rev. F,M.a Jorlsa occupied The
pulpit 81 the.I,apsi.t Church inthe plafe
q ths Rev. Me- H4nell, aVl 81 :.
Tiser ws. prayer meeting largely at
tendsd sthsH rsst Z p. N. at l.isc' Malonic
Lesigs, Al which DR.. Hsrrsil aad the Rev.
John Peeus delivered asldpsses on tho
sutject ofiemperance.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

Harvest Is guing on actively. and for
once in lie time. there is no complaint
Of the wheat erop. IL has escaped all in-
Jury, tI.e yield y abundant, and lhe quail
iyofthe grains excellenl. The oats iii
many sections of tile couniy Is quito as
gss,l ~ tile wheat. In otber SECTIONS u Is
n comparative failure.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14
some town lots sown In wheat will
avesags nearly forty bushels 90 the acre. .


Some town Iots sown IN wheat will
aveawsiwar,y forty bushels 20 the acre.
we sfc. glad 10 zoe John kirkland u,
sut again after weeks confinement from
qaitsssrioas sicknesss 80
The raleigh Heutlnelis advertised by
the Receiver Mr.. John C. Sniye. TO BE-
sold at public outcry In Raleigh on tho 18Th
ins.- - ri
Anumler Of boys from Graves School
win rn,srsl Chapel Hin next session.
Jones Watson. attorney &c. h NJ lasily
engaged that be finds little time to be al
i,ome. We are glad to see dis much of
legal activity In ths ,couniy,
Psisly Kiskbss( ! ~ In town IN
Thursday. HskG rvcovsrsd ffpm his 10.
juries with tiss exceptiou offhs lss of his
len eye. the asls<nf which isRoae, though
the appearaissp az u isuuafFscted.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

The employees fthe Recorder Office
tei'der their thanks Coz two several insi-
'stion's 20 lhs plc-ulc st Poplar springs
givca oa Friisy last BY The Methodist
sunday scLr,l They rrret that other
engsgrmsnss sss~slc "a inrp.~sible Cor them
"parIciI~is In what pheasant company
and charming weather nsust have made
very delightful.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

10. no suth. better known ~ Buck
suth O. ihs msnagcr Of the omnibus line
"fG. w. Wynne &co, Raleigh aad y al
ways pretw<ed Ia txke passengers 10 amy
isrt 20 no city for fsccafy fire cents There
is no better line slsrq ibis. We. know u
well; sad We eomn,s'id u 10 Our friends
visiting Raleigh.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14
A MeesIas % Person.

\ In pursuance Of previuus announcement,
The Executive Committee Of tue Demo-
cratic Conservative party ~ The county Of
Person, met at Roxboro. in open session,
ON Monday the san day Of June. when the
following resolutions were adopted:
1. Resolved, That the County Of Person
recommend that ;he Convention to nomi-
male candidates for the 20th Senatorial
District lie held on "Wednesday the 2lst OF
June nc Prospect HUI. and il,at this county
heartily conc,r with the county Of Orange
in recommending the name of John w.
Graham, M one af the Senator'S for said
district.
2. Whereas Person County Is entitled %
one of the candidates fnni this distiht ~
.l,e senatc, aud whereas We regard CoL
John w. Cunningham, n conservative
democrat and nm lipnest man. as every
way cUmpcicntt TO rrpresrnt our interest,
an,l n on. &C the must experience aud
faithful advocates ofp,pular rights, and A.
having the confidence of every ciass et
l~oplc, therefore: Resolved. That we re-
culnmend him 10 tho convention nj Pn~-
Iscl Hin as our choice as one of the Sena-
tons 10 reprcsent this Senatorial District. /.
ard. That the Executive Committee in
executions af power confrrredby the mas
meeting held at Roxporo, the 18th % April
ultima, appointed tho Ard Saturday IN
June, Cor Township meeting. ,o be held
foe the appointment of ten Delegates,
nom each Township, TO the County Con.
ycniion 10 be held at Rosboro, on the 4th
Saturday Of June. % nominate candidate
fof The House Of Representatives, and can.
didaies Zoe county officers.
ilh. That tile proceedings os the COM
miltee he sent for publlcatlon 10 Milton
Chro,icle, fIiIlsboo Recorder, aud Dur.
ham papers.
n. T. JORDAN, Chm.
M. McGEHEE, Sec'y.
MR. EpTron.--Sir ! submit tile follow.
inr statement Of facts .for the eoiisi,lers
tion of the farmers who read your valuable
paper.
Lasl fali Immediately after my wheat
harvest was over, removed the shocks
frum portion Of my wheat field, about
two acres, and bruke Il up with iva
houe pIow. I narrowed and rolled it until
| II was In beautiful condition, then put
on II Two bags of bone dust and narrowed
thai 10. aAbout the lint of August sowed
tnrnip seed putting them in With drill
The iurnll~ came mp well buttliere was
aIso m elegant stand Of wheat and the
question was save the wheat 80 the tuf-
nlps? Believing that the Hessian fly
would Inevitably distrUy the wheat aud
n bsins Tools ~ tas sewan 20 prepare
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14
SEQ Ad ofths Hillsboro Military Acade-


Htls meeting ~ the Board ofTown
mluulossrs. Mr.. Thomas webb. was
a,polutsd Mayor 10 to fill the vacancy oc-
casioueds ty tbef .dssthr of.hndrsw Muir.
dock. The town may DO assured that u
I,as Al efglcient cl,icf Magistrate. u
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

We call attention tothe al Of this ex-
cellcnt school. IL enisrs ulon be- sixty
thlrl sesscssion, aud has nlaintaineda q
uniformity &c character which entities it
% ank ~ one ofihe flrst In the coan,ry.
There h much 20 he gained rs life lorig
devotI.m loonc pursuit, and Mr. Hughes
has followed hiswi,h Eeai an Interest
which has perfected blp' In all tha. h
needed 10 make tl,s eoinpstsnt instructor
We con,u,end conclentioisly tl.is School
ta The patronage, ~ lbe. public believing,
,l,al fos its grade, 10 has no equal In the
Country.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

The Daily Reporter ns new paper re-
oeniIy siaft<si &C Durham by Mr. II. NJ.
smith. sItissomewhAfs small but is,.saily
prinl.y and edited with agc.'d deal d
SPIRIT. -, 4 -. 49, c. asAa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

Aftsr this week sl,o-e who faIl ioreeeive
The Reconltt Viii undsrsiaai the reason.
Appeals 10 them have b<sp made ~ vain
Wecannot sfford 10 work lor nothing.
Delinquepsav,ay not be Surprised 20 tind
iheir aygvunls in tl,s hands VI an officer
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14
Administrators, Sale.

an Monday July 3F,I isss, I win proceed 20
W sell "a The Court llousc door " liillsl,0ru
Tic Interest ef John A. McMannin dcressrd. 10 4
lease of the Adam Douglass Mil. Alss iuteres,
ef the same IN . lrtse of the Thad. Redmon Mil
near Durham. A. w. DkkHAM. Adm'r.
June "a n. Of John a. Nc Manner.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

Among The candidates iicensed 10 prac-
sics law under the receuf exsaisiaiicH be-
Gre the supreme Court, b Mr. James =.
Terry cforzagr' ... ,,., /.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

We regret " barn pds severe accident
which I~fsI Ms. John KiFkIandjr few
days ago ~ falling down stair naw. Her
nJuri~l sss psinful. bat we hope NOT
s+ricus ssw~skh resulting In probably .
ivug vynr rbgpsstt 10 her rssSss =
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

We l,~ar u various rumors ofindcpcn-
dent candidates. We attach liliie impor-
t.lpe 70 them. We would suggest tosuch
u there Lr any, 10 remember
The fate oi lheir predecessors. The people
of Orange are not apt 10 fly OF the handle.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

when Bruoklyn woman wants new
dress and feels little delicate about as-
Ming lor II direct, ri,e presents her hus-
band with y nice beaded shaviag-paper
ca-e, filled with tissue from M old paper
pattern. TIE fint time he nses u he
palces the little round holes in the paper
aud naturally inquiries the reason. which
gives her the cbancc 10 say With . rrgret-
ful sight that it'so onlya 'Dcmesiie Paper
FashIon' that she would have used some
,lne aga hut for The reason lhat she saw
ne was l,vor just then and felt ~ ifshc
ought % ecof,omise TO help him ale''g.
Noble self.dsniaI liks This anualls 'stche'
thugs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

n No part OF North Carolina occupies 20
happy position as the County Of Orange.
We say tins without amy reservation what
over. Centrally located, IL commands all
the points Of Recommendation. II In
vites % the East aud the West, the North
ahd the south. and is connected with them
all. In climate II has only W f'oint 10 the
large prop0rtion OF stalwart longevity
present at every Court, and ut every
gathering in the couaiy. And Tor pro-
duciion, let lis record In the markets be
known. 10 l,rr~nts the best cotton made
Ia the Stale. IL sends the finest tobacco
20 Danville aud Do Richmond. Its wheat
Is the finest In the couniry. lbs oats, lis
hay and its corn are greedlly purchased
because they have no equal.
Why then KlDuld Orangebe la the back
ground |? II Il because her own people do
not p,operly appreciate their advantages.
or Lrcauss they presume uIDn them. What
is easily xon is lightly esteeli,cd.
I.et Tie farmers rv-establish their Gran.
ge nleetings, which are not Idle gatherings
OF idle crowds, but mean something, and
that something Is the lasting improve
nieni Of our whole rural community, :
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

coudiiiUiI Of the tol,accO Interest iu this
Congressional district, aud leeining IL VI
very great Importance % all concerned
that we should at as early day as pGacti-
cable, assemble in conyeiltinn nc some
central Ioin in this district, To take such
steps for our protection as we inay deem
proper
Therefore he it resolved. That the Board
of Trade Of the town Uf Durham, would
urgently request all pcrsolls in this dis
.rict, engaged Ia the handling Of manu-
factured tobacco, manufactures and
dealers including peddles) to assemble
with us Ia convention, in the city of
Raleighu un Tuesday tho 10Th inst 20 In
agurate such measures rs the occasion may
lequire. gssse Sc +
Reselved. That the honorable Com,
missioner Of Internal Revenue, the colec-
Ior fT this district and The assistan. eDllec-
iW for this cuunty be must respectfully
Invited 10 attend.
Resolved, That these minutes. with
these resolutions iie put In circular form
aud mailed BY onr secretary Ca the dif-
.sernt manufactures and dealers Including
peadiers throughout tile district; and THAT
The secretary De INSTRUCTED 30 send capiss
for publication to every. paper published
In this Congressional district.
Resolved. That we all pledge ourselves
Ita secure ~ Ear ~ we may be able, a full
attendance of NIL concerned, nj. the place
and time mentioned.
JULIAN =. CARR, President.
WM. LlpscuaB, Src'y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

prof. Nsi. 81 uollers % Physicians and
baltimore, says 'Fot Dys-
,s.ps,s. TmpkI Liver and Constipation Of
,bs Bgwsls ], Il ecraIder sDr. Wade's Liver
t,,,ree,ys the Jtsl remedy iIss es,l ~ sssd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14
YounAyr No ExcUsE. !


Have you amy excuse for suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there
any reason Why sou should go ON rom
day to day complaining with Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Co.'S
iiycness, palpilatiou ofihe Heart, Heart
burn. walerbrasl,, Gnawing and burn
ing pains at the pit of the Ston,acll, Yel-
low Skin, Coated Tongue, aud disagree
able taste in the mouth, Coming up Of
food after eating. Low spirits, &c. No! II
Is positively your own fault u you do, Gao
to your Druggist Dr. o.-Hooker, and get q
Bottle ofGREEN's AUGUST FLOWER for 70
cents your cure is certain, but u you doubt
tliis, get sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try Il. Two doses will relieve you. H ].
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

Rev. Il. M. Jorslan. returned home ON
Saturday, and preached 10 a large congre>
gallon in tie Baptist Church in illis place
on Spnday.Srd3 ) 80 .sis,assss . az
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

SEQ fourth page botl, for Ads and In
torcsting reading matter.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-21
DEC.9TYR LOCALS.

John B. Upton and family have removed to
Big Rapids, which place they Will make their
future residence.
Thomas Drownbrdge, Esq, has Just set me-
chanics at work to frame his new barn, which
will be, when finished, most complete in all its
arrangements and will be large and fine look
ing building.
The case of Jane NJ. steele vs.. John Steele.
Van Buren, circuit, in chancerv. was tried last
week before his honor, Judge HAYES, in open
court at the Office of Messrs. Foster g. Park
hurst. Mr.. John J. Sherman reported the case
phonograrhically and eleven witnesses we're
sworn and examined, finishing the case in one
day with the exception of two witnesses who
were too i'll to attend. This is a divorce case of
some little local celebrity, with the particulars
of which every person who has lived in Decatur
for the past three years must be quite familiar.
Centennial tree-day has come and gone, and
Decatur has probably five hundred more shade
trees than previously. The day was very gen.
orally observed by all property owners, and the
loads OF young naples, elms, etc., that came
lutO tOWu uhy iouuu IcduJ safe. LIE
character OF the Decatur soil, unlike that OF
Paw Paw, renders 1t difficult to grow naples
and in consequence fine shade trees are scarce
in this village, notwithstanding the fact that
the people have perseveringly continued to SET
them out in large numbers every spring and
autumn. The elm, however, thrives here's
rather remarkable fact, but fact nevertheless
and il people would set out this very beauti
full tree in place Of the maple we might in q
few years have superbly shaded streets and the
beauty of the village very much enhanced
Few villages have such magnificent rows OF
shade trees as your own Of Paw Paw, and not
all can hope to have, but there is no village in
the State which might not be greatly improved
aud beautifed IL intelligent effort is made II
planting shade trees -
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-21

The next Convention Of the Spiritualists OF
Van Buren, county will be holden at Paw Paw,
in Prof. Cooks Music Room, April Goth and
30tb, commencing at o'clock p. m. on Satur-
day and continuing over Sunday. Susie M.
johnson is engaged as one OF the speakers
Let there be general attendance Of all inter-
ested, as the friends in Paw Paw and vicinity
will spare nc pains to make the convention a
success r. BAKER. Pres.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-21
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. April 18th,


EDITOR TRUE NoRTHERNER:
1t has been so cold that nothing has been
done, as yet, In the sowing Of seeds or trans
planting out OF doors. The work on the farm
has been mostly chopping, and on the garden
II has been on the lawns and in preparing GEN.
tennial specimens. The specimens were sent
last Saturday.
Several OF the students have the measles
The Professor Of Agriculture, Mr. Gulley, is
sick and unable to be here.
The regular lecture last Wednesday afternoon
was by DIR. Kedzie, on "A Bar Of Iron." The
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, of Jackson, gave lecture be.
fore the Hamilton Lyceum last Friday even.
ing. Subject, "The Orators Ladder"
Prof. Beal thinks most of the fruit buds are
in good condition. Every farmer should send
and get Prof. Cooks pamphlet on . Injurious
Insects" free to all who will send for it and
read it.
Judge Richards, of Paw Paw, was IN town
last week. ~
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-21

We have another sad and fatal accident TO
chronicle this week. Henry Taylor, stspson
Of Mr.. J. D. Kingston. was driving load Of
wood through the woods ON his father's farm
when he was thrown from the load and the
wheel passed over him, crushing the right arm
above the elbow and also lnjuring his breast
and lungs so severely that he died within an
hour. Henry was bright intelligent boy OF
fifteen years, Of pleasant, genial temper, and
was general favorite in the village among old
and young. The accident happened on wednes-
day forenoon and the funeral took place at the
house on Thursday, Elder Harper conducting
the services. The sad event has caused feel
ing of sorrow throughout the village.-Bangor
Reflector.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-21

While in conversation with lady few days
since, she remarked that she was often puzzled
by her little daughter Ga bright little fairy OF
five summers) who asked so many questions
that it was quite impossible to answer, and II
she attempted to do 30 she soon found herself
cornered. To illustrate Not long since Lutte
says, Mamma, has God got wife?" Mamma
answers, "No." " Isn't Jesus the son of God?'
{" Yes" "Didn't Jesus have mother '"-
" Yes" "What was her name?" MARY
"Well, isn't Mary Gods wife,?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-21

On Wednesday last, shooting ARRAY oc-
Cured on the farm Of Ira Stiliwell in the
township of Porter, and ab out three miles
south of the village of Lawton. The parties
to the ARRAY were two men named Snead.
father and son, or nephew, as some have it, on
the one hand and Lafayette Love and Marion
Robinson on the other, both colored men,
Clubs and like missiles were used to begin the
ARRAY with and then revolvers. The younger
got two shots and the elder Snead one, neither
hurt fatally. 1t would seem that the fuel is OF
long standing, and frequent ARRAYS have grown
out Of the difficulty between the parties. The
elder Snead is Canadian white man, whose
wife is . colored woman.
Robinson and Love were taken before Esq.
Morrill,, OF Lawton, and waving an examina-
ton, were held for trial at the Circuit court
in the sum OF one thousand dollars each.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-21
Urue Nortberner.
Focal department
Laws Relating to Newspaper SWbscrfp-
tf0ns and .arrearages.

1. subscribers who do not give express no.
tice to the contrary, are considered wishing to
continue their subscription.
2. II subscribers order the discontinuance OF
their periodicals., the publishers may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
8. III subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their periodicals from the Office to which they
are directed they are held responsible until
they have settled their bills, and ordered them
discontinued.
A. III subscribers move to other places With
out informing the publishers, and the papers
are sent to the former direction. they are held
responsible,
5. The Courts have decided that refusing
to take periodical from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncaled for. sprimd fdcie
evidence of intentional fraud"
6; Any person who receiyesa newspaper and
not Is held In law to be subscriber.
z. II subscribers pay in advance, they are
bound to give notice to the publisher. at the
end of their time, or IL they do not wish to con-
tinue taking it otherwise the publisher is
authorized to send 1t on, and the subscribers
will be responsible until an express notice with
payment of all arrears, is sent to the publisher.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-21
CHANCERY SALE.

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 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1876.
Harriet Curtis, complainant, vs.. Solomon Cur
tis, defendant. IL satisfactorily appearing to
me. Oran w. Rowland one OF the Circuit Court
Commissioners OF said County Of Van Buren,,
that the above named defendant, Solomon Cur
tbs, is resident Of this State. but is now absent
from his place Of residence in said County, and
is concealed within said State; on motion of
Heckert d Hilton, solicitors for the above
named complainant, it is ordered that the said
defendant Solomon Curtis, cause his appearance
in this cause to be entered within three months
from the date OF this order and that in case OF
his appearance he cause his answer to the COM
plainants bill to be filed and a copy thereof to
be served on the compliments solicitors within
twenty days after service of a copy of said bill
upon said defendant; and Ia default thereofs
that the said bill be taken as confessed by the
said defendant solomon Curtis. And it is
further ordered that within ten days the said
complainant cause notice OF this order to be
published in the True NoRTHERNER, a newspa-
per published and circulating in said County,
and that the said publication be continued in
said paper at least once in each week for six
successive weeks, or that she cause a copy of
this order to be served personally on the said
defendant at least twenty days before the time
above prescribed for his appearance.
DRAM W. ROWLAND,
1O99t7 Circuit Court Commissioner.