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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-16

4 VOED Wooded corus u 81 quality stove
wood s. 20 on I6vee, s. 50 delivered. Call
al levee foot Tn on street, or TO
JOSEPH ROGERS, No. 3 HOwards Row.
TECCERY-Family grocery, good stand,
VI No ts5 Main street. Thea
nRgPERTY--iOW- The property joining
and south OF Morgan's carriage shop, near
Calvary Church, corner CT alley, between JEFF.
fersou and Adams. 4 good bargain: must be
sod. ". a. WHEATLE1, 80 Main 81.
.rITY RESIDENCE-One OF more OF nve Of
y those nrst-claFs city residences in the
tsreenlaw Block. south side OF Madison street,
east OF Fourth street, well known a. among
ice most convenient and pleasant in the city
FROM D. 20 10 rooms IN each; cisteTns, paved
back asG. high walls between each lot, sew.
ems underground nom each 10 the bayou.
Terms essy, ard price 10 suit the times. APP
Div 70 A q. DENNIS, ~ Nam 81
as ULEs-CHEAP-O head OF broke mare
MI mules, HALL 4 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-16
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
Str. a. L., No. i. -
TOWING, JOBBING and POHPINg
~ DONE WITH DISPATCH.
orders left on board, or with ]. N. Williams &
Co, u Front ST. promptly attended TO.
FOR LOUISVILLE & CINCINNATI
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincin nau.-The
splendid passenger steamer
Robert Mitchell -
'f leaves Giennis wharf boat THIS DAY,
"a'A RIP, GLENN, a gent, on wharfboat:
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
n q. maiI-FOr U.ceOIa, Aew MadEId
Hickman, Caire sHd 81. Leais.
ntr. CITY OF CHESTER,
%f leaves THUHsDIT, March 18Th 9 pm:
sup,t Mississippi River EIsyasor Ccmnany
FOR VICKSBURG.
nemphis end vicksH1EE Pschs' Comply
For Vicksburg and all Way landing.
steau er CAPITOL CITY master EssAe
O'Nell- 80 =
Leaves THURSDAY, March 10TH At pm
AID. STORM,
sept Mississippi River elevation oomRsnZ:-
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR vICKsBURG AND NEW ORLEANS.
Chas. Morgan, EzszRs
A. g. stein
Leaves Glenn's Wharf boat, THIS DAY
March 18th at 10 am
For freight or passage apply 10 49,.
f. z. GLENN, Agent, on wharf BOAT.
RrxuIar Memphis and Sew orleans
Packet
| For Helena, Vicksburg, hatcher, New Orleans
and all Way Landings.
The mammoth passenger steamer
Thompson Dean, Elase
| w Il. Miller master Geo. Mite nberger-cIerK
Leaves THURSDAY, March lSth, o at pm pI D.
| For FIRE e,ht or passage apply on board OF 70
| N n BRADFORD, Agent, Madison 81:
| 1T WASHINGTON, Agent. S9O Er0nL 50:
| UOR CINCINNATI,
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FOR SALE.

nOTATOES-Pure yellow yam sweet pota-
Il toes, for seed or ealing. Apply at 34 Front
81, or a. h RcEell. ROBell Station, NJ. a Q. R.R.
& ARDI5 Planning Mil, Grst Mil, Cotton Gin
= and LUMBER ard, located al Sardls, Miss
"a Miss. and Tenn. Railroad. Apply or ad-
dress J. y. STITT, SBrdls, Miss
NyOUNG MARE-Four years old, gentle, and
j Pocd pillow animal Can be feen at
s32 MAIN STRE EFT,
mhI4 Marble Yard.
DUILDlNG LOrs-If you wish to be indie
ID pendent, secure a home. am now oner-
Ing % part es who visit 20 build, lots on the
Thomas tract at One-hsn their value. The
rent YOU are now paying viii soon secure you
/. ID. CONAWAY,
Real Estste Agent, Nos Madison street.
zoES,r Headlight on, Lamps and Trimmings
a o. HIIZEE Ids, 20 Second street
4 ASD-Ten acres choice residence land
= well umbered, near Union avenue, Two
u e. from the city, very cheap.
mhl0 W. a. COLLIER, 10 Madison 81.
DOCKAwAY AND HOEsE-A stylish and
n durs bic rcckswey, and an excellent horzei
AZ a bsrgsin for cash. Address
nhIO J.J.E, Appeal ONCE.
O50 pOn FENCE pickett, IxSx4 feet,
ZOU,t5tNJ ct s. % per thousand, by
WILLIAMS 4 CO., Lumber Dealers
Y J OF sound selected Boyd Prolific Cotton
Seed 81 seventy tive cents per bushel. Also,
se-eral hundred bushels OF OTizRba seed at
s. ~ per bCshel. For sale by
RALPH WORMELEY q CO.
mb7 d6w No. 9 Union street.
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EULESs-CHEAP-N head OF broke mare
MI mules, HALL 4 co.
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Z. g. Postal
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY at p.I
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NvOUNG MARE-FouT years old, gentle, and
i Pocd pillow animal Can be Feen at
49, MAIN STRE EFT,
mhI4 Marble Yard.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

of the uprights; then I swung around
the circle. and sprang at the skylight
then, without even allowing myself
time for reflection, | inverted myself
and. came down s'like a wolf on the
fold" head foremost against the base
ment, and for fifty hours (stagIng
time) ] gave the vehicles no rest. The
Company saw | was reckless, and did
their best, bat | lail up five drivers,
and came triumphantly iuto Roseburg
alongside of the sixth. Some WHO saw
me, and miscouceiving the true state OF
atfairs-supposing as they did that the
/ stage was throwing me around III all
| these manifold sliapes-were disposed to
! give me OF their sympathy. They re-
I nartled rae as n second S;ancho ifanza,
only that he was tossed III blanket by
:. the merry. frolicsone fellows OF Cor
dova, while was .iolted in a stage by
six of the gay, reckless Jehus, vu!garty
called drivers Hereafter, according to
my misguided sympathetic friends,
>aucho and ! will jog along down
through history together as fellow mar
tyrs. or as involuntary acrobatic per-
formers. It such Is to be the voice oi
history, let it be siIenced forever. Ent
| must close. My wrist tires with the
pen. haze just had a new joint PM
iii and it hasn't got to working nicely
yet. lave had several joints replaced
by new ones since getting eff tie stage
Ny back bone was unconpled. and tha'
has, been nel!ded. IN fact most OF NJ.
machinery got to jumping cogs, ol
something OF that sort. held together
though natil the happy landing plaee
was reached. | am now being thor
ougl'y overhau'ed, repaired and fumi
gated, ard Will soon l,e as good as new
Yours iii hope,
!. AZ
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EEo5sE AT E.XST.

The undersigned respectfully beg>
leave to state that he has been to the
Centennial. Dropping tie third per-
son, as every third person dropped me,
I will state that I am home at last. The
Centennial is tile best one | was ever
at / never saw bigger chunks Of
solid silver (S72, 600 IN value), or olGer
ornaments (there were those from the
time Of CharIemagne to 700 years 3.
G. or nicer canoes (iiicluding all work
in that line back to the Creeks. or
more magnificent diamonds Ga New
York firm displayed a rare necklace
valued at S75 ,0001, or older mummieS,
ETC., etc, than at the one just returned
from. ! an. you would have laughed
your sides sore if you could only haze
seen the New Hampshire display Of
WebSter's Plow and the two immense
hogs, Just as thongh Daniel had uL-
hitcled them ard gone off to write a
great Centennial argument. \ bad
boy, or yourself for instance, had You
been there, would have suffered an in
descrlbabie itching for chance to slyly
tie their tails to the clevis of the pillow,
''lust for tun," you know Such dis
play of oveIgrowu, unsavoFy hogs may
do for State that does not need immi-
grafton, but would hardly be the thing
| for young State like ours ANXIOUS TO
| display its resources. [ saw the em-
balmed Princess from Egypt. Young
ard susceptible as / am, and away from
sssy family as | was, lSnow not what
/ potent power she would have swayed
DER me had there been more of the fire
in her eye and had the gentle breezes
of the Nile not famed her tresses fol
thirty odd centuries; but one orb was
sightless, and the other had long since
! returned to the dust from whence il
cane; and her riuglets had fioated
away in the zephyrs until her head wa:
as bald as the bottom of my foot Bu
time will not permit an extended potict
of the relics let alone The substantial
portion of the grandest gathering
America has ever witnessed. 70 de
scribe it ali would require a thousano
pens like mine, and all driven by
power to back them like the grand Cor
liss engine that drives the whole G
Maehinery Hall. SO and see it 70
yourself. II yon do, and in comm,
back you choose to come overland from
California, may your experience be no
as mire was. had a hard time, 0
rather the stage company had har
time of it, for the way | pounded thei
stages was caution. 1t took one huI
dred horses, two coaches and six driver
to get me from Redding to Roseblre
I banged up one stage coach SO the
left it at Yreka, changed loads an
gave as a new one. But fmmed
ately resumed active operations as 500
as the stage started. First, ! ji'
| jumped un and down to show theT
that / meant something tlien ! lurche
to one side 50 as to get a good read.
and then / took the stage tair an
square and made terrible dent ~ on
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Centaur
LNlIInentS.
[Letter from a Postmaster ]


sEASTIoCH, ILL.,, Dee. /, 1874.
e'AfEssRs. j. b. ROSE & Co.:
MY wife has, for IL eng lime, peen q terflole
sniterer from EheumatisIu. She has tried many
physicians and many remedies. the only thlnE
which has given her relief Is entaur Linlment
l 3A rejoiceil 10 say this has cured her. nm
'i''' go W II. RING.
This i sample of many thousand testimoni-
ais received, OF wonderful cures ef1ected Dy the
ticie Published around each bottle. II con
taIDs Witch Hazel, Mentla, Arnictt. Rock Oh,
Iarlsolic, and ingredients hit herto little knowm
II is indispnIable f3ct That the Eenthur Llnl-
Stiff Joints, Eru0tionS, rheumatism Neuraigla
Sei2tica, Caked Breasts, Lock jaw, &c, than all
the other Liniments. Embrocatons: Extracts,
SalNes, Dintments ana plasterS now IN use
FnrToot hache. Earache, Weak Back, Itch and
CutaneouS EruptionS. it il admirable. 1t cures
burns and sealds without n scar. Extracts poi
sons from bifesand stings. and heals frost bites
and chiiiblains, in ~ short time. No family can
a1sord to he without the Centaur Lfnimcnt,
white wrapper
Es,e Sentass Imminent, yellow Wrapper.
i adapted TO the tough skin, muscles and flesh
I of the animal creation. It's effects upon severe
+ cases of SYaVill. S.Vecny, wind Call, Big Head
and Poll Evil nre little less han marvellous.
i MessIis. ). Mcclure s. Co. Druggists, corner of
+ Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. say
j stIn our HeiahboFEOo1 a number of tea1nSl erS'
are using tie Centaur l.ini1nent. They pro-
+ nounce il superior TO anything they have ever
used. We sell az high as four 10 five dozen bot
ties per month 10 These tcaInsters."
4 We have thousands of similar testimonials.
I For Wounds Calls. ScrsIt cheS, Ring-DOne. &c.y
4 and for screw Worm III sheep il has no rival
+ this ifnimentia remedy which is worth hum
4 dred fitues lis cost.
Laboratory OF +. b. Rose I5 Co..
4G Dcy street, New York
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J.w. MeCaslin and wife, arrested for

J. w. MeCaslin and wife, arrested for
committing an abortion, were dismissed
on Friday for want of evidence.
The editor of the Hillsboro Independ-
ent says that if the railroad officials do
not hurry and build depot at Smiths
crossing, the Legislature will force them
to it.
he Olympia academy begias ON the
4th of September.
Swarton is pluming itself with many
private improvements.
All the best horses in Idaho are enter
ed for the star Ranch races,
The wild grass OF. tie Columbia river
bottoms is very good this year,
The Casco mine Is increasing rapidly
IN size, aud very rich in silver.
Several cases Of fever similar to ty-
phoid have occurred in Olympia recent
ly.
On account of the hard times in
! O8Stiee, many HilieFs nave IeIt tJe
Black Hills.
The large warehouse st Fishers land
ing, Vancouver; will soon be ready for
wheat
"Dewa & wilson are going to crowd
work on the Idaho SHAFT, and run three
shifts.
J. c. Durgan is manufacturing q
very superior quality OF cheese at Van
couver.
South Mountain, Idaho, will be SOLE
at bankrupt sale III san Francisco OH Tx
4th prox.
| Threshirg Is going actively on around
Vancouver, ard increased crops every
where noted.
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The Turks claim to have worsted the

The Turks claim to have worsted the
Servians near Alexinatz.
The flags in New. FORK and Brook-
lyn were at halfma,t It on the 2lst ID
honor OF NJ. G. Kerr.
There is financial crisis in Portugal
on account OF strong banks refusing to
assist weak ones.
Eleven persons were drowned on the
21st in different parts of the East, by
capsizing Of sail boats.
The Atlantic Mills at Lawrence,
Mass, viii resume work. on tie 14th
prox. They employ 1900 operatives.
Tile employees of the New York and
New Jersey 4. r. have .struck on ac-
count of non payment Of wages.
\ terrible wind ami rain storm pass
ed over Northwestern Missouri on the
2lst, destroying dwellings, shops and
bridges.
Forty masked men took two young
persons charged with murder from jail
at owentown, and hanged them to a
tree, on the 2Ist.
Capt. Fitzgerald, 9th infantry, was
accidentally slot by Lieut.. Baldwin at
Camp Robinson and it is feared his
limb viii have to be amputated.
About q OF the ties who left Fort
Fetterman, after having been feasted
and armed and indulged III Numerous
war dances, deserted at Cheyenne river
on Friday, taking with them the arms
which were furnished them to fight the
Sioux with.
At the instance Of Senator Mitchell
the mail service ON the route between
Oakland and Lookinglass, Oregon, ha.
been doubled.
A fire destroyed almost the entire
business portion of Brussel!s, Canada
on the 21St inst. Loss s1oG 900.
Tt IS asserted the Porte has underiablt
proofs that tie Russians have been in
viting insurrectlou i'll Bulgaria
The Emperor of Morocco declares hi
inability to send his customary subsidy
to the SaItan Of Turkey on account .
having been compelled 10 qneli disturb
| anccs iii his own domilloa.
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The Democratic Territorial Conver-
ton Of Idaho will meet in Boise City
on the 18th prox. and tie Republicans
On thc Goth.
The Silver City Avalanche says;
The citizens Of Lewiston in tLis Terri
tory have subscribed s. 900 for tie pur-
pose Of securing q light draugbt steam
boat to rnn To that place the year round.
\ boat will be running there in 0cto-
her ii other towns will respond liberal
ly.
Many Immigrants are pouring through
In Crarae.
Tie independents Telegram cries
loudly for grade school.
Nj. Rookie, Of Coos river, Iii Is tie
army worms with coal oil
Some splendid lime las been found
in tlefnountains il Union county.
Mr. French, OF tie Cove, intends erect
ing an Alden fruit dryer tI.is season.
Coos Bay people are taking every
precantion against smallpox being in
trodteed there.
Thomas Williamson, Of Union county,
had TO turn hogs into his fallen wheat
field IN order to get some return for his
plowmg ard seeding.
VIM Story. aged about y, son of
David Story, worthy farmer OF Kick
| itat valley, was drowned at jenkins
/ Ferry, Iii the Columbia liver, one day
last week, and was buried in the Gold
endale cemetery.
.Junction City boasts of a new livery
stable.
wool sells at II cents a pound in
jacksonville
Claekamas County Court convenes on
the 14th OF September.
/ The schools will reopen in Jackson
vile on the 11th of ofSeptember.
IIatch,s saw mill, at Independence,
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday OF lasr
! week
/ The dam at Buena Vista viii proba-
bly, be finished by the first OF Sept.
The report is denied that smallpox
exists at the klamath Indian Agency
Some Salem girls pushed "heathen'
off the side walk on Thursday Of las
week.
New flour, peaches and watermelon
IN jacksonville. Internationally fact
Tie Willamette valley, according t
wheat buyer, is 10000 tons OF whea
! behind last years showing.
Dewitt Clinton Hall, of Curry county
is a candidate for President Of ''thi
Union great and strong"
The Harrisburg Nucleus favors tn
!, cutting off of piece of Linn county on
J of which to make new county.
jackson county's school found appol
tionnleut amounts to S1,463 "A IN coli
and s683 78 in currency.
Edward Mas and his two sons hay
) found lead and iron outcroppings abot
!. Z miles east Of Oregon City.
r For riding turiously through Il
), streets of Jacksonville, and discharging
u pistol, fine of only s5 is asked.
J, The Alden Fruit Preserving Comb
! ny, at McMinnviIie, has not thus +;
= proved a remunerative investment.
re- The Puyallnp people viii have pi
mic on Tie 24th.
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sErwwnSS.

In the Circuit Court of the State of oregon for
Emciine Donesster. Plaintiff vs.. Hiram Dom
caster, Defe1l.iitat.
TO Hiram Doneaster, the above named de-
fendant:
IN the name Of the state of Oregon: You are
hereby required 10 appear and answer the com
pant OF The above piaintilf IN the above entf-
tied conrt. now on file with the Clerk OF said
court, WITHIN fen days flcin he ditte of service
of this summons upon you If served in Linn
county, 0i egon; but If served in any other
county ia the Stale of Oregon, then within
twenty days from the date of the service OF this
summons upon you: or IL served by publica-
ton, then or before the first day of the next
term Of said court, to-wit, Monday, Octoner23d,
1876 and you are he"cby notified that il you
fail 10 appear and answer said complaint. us
hereby required, the plaintiff win apply 10 the
court tor the relief prayed fer in the complaint,
to-ygit. dissolution OF the bonds of matrimony
existing between Won and plaint in and and
custody of the minor child named therein.
y. Il. fIU AiFHREI.
Attorney for pl7ff
Published by order of Hon. B. i. Bonhana,
I Judge said court, made this Sth day of Au-
gust, 1875. IauGlin46ys
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ArazHoEA.


In the Circuit Court of the state of oregon,
for the county of Linn.
ThomilS T.. tisIiHes. Piaintiff, vs.. Indiana Hits
Leonard, wife, and William LeoI ard, husband,
Defendants.
Suit in equity 10 remove cloud from title.
TO Indiana Hilts Leonard and William Leon
ard lie aIjoX nancd defendants In the name
are hereby required 10 appear and answer the
Complaint oi the above named pft}nfiff IN the
above entitled court DOW on HE With the Clerk
of said court, within ten days from the date OF
this service upon You. If served i'll Linn county,
hui if served IN any other county iii the State
date OF the service of this sum mons npon you
or if served by publication of this summons,
then Won ARE required 10 answer tie said COM
plant by the first day of the next regular teria
OF said court, TO be holden in Linn county, Orc
goi, towit,
Monday. October ssstl, 1875.
and you are hereby notified that if you fail 10
arlrear and answer said complaint hereby
required, the plaintiff will apply 10 the court
for the relief demanded in his complaint,
which is that yon cancel n mortgage given
Nv nlaintiif on l6e acres of land of which
ne IS seised III fee simple in Linn county.
in March, 1871, O Indfana Hits NOW leonardl,
to secure he payment by psaintiff to defendant
Indiana Hilts, L2onardi, of the SUM OF
81 SEQ. 90 IN II. S. gold coin, with ten PER cent.
interest. which sum has beeu paid III fun, and
which mort gage. uncancelea. IS Il cloud uDen
plaintiff = titIe aforesaid. and for one hundred
dollars damages also, for costs and disburs-
menfs of this suif o be taxed.
WHITNEY u MQfITAN e,
attorneys for pIh.
Published by order Of the Honorable Il. II.
Bomham, Judge of said court, which order Is
| dated August 9Th, 1876. Eauglfn4Sye
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NOTICE Is hereby given that tie under
II signed was, on the 1lth day of July.
167G. appointed administrator of the estate
OF Thomas l.. Ramsay. deceased, by the
County Court Of Linn county, Oregon. Al!
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified t0 present lie same with
proper vouchers. within six months after
the date hereof. at MY residence near Alba
ny. iii Linn cotllttv. Oregon.
WM. z. HARDMAN,
July II. 12-6-,it2 Administrator.
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Attention, Fruit Growers.

7NHE DIRECTORS OF THE ALDEN FRUIT
4 Co. beg TO announce that they will put the
sFacfory in operation as Fruit and Veg
etables ready for use, and will pay cash for
the same when delivered.
Boxes will be furnished to all for the purpose
of bringing their fruit to the factory.
Fruit should be picked from the trees and not
bruised.
Parties having plums should he particular TO
gather them before they become too ripe
ALLEN PARKER,
An ARNOLD, President
Secretary.
AllanrlN- .IrIlr d. fS7H-Sn4i
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sUcH 4 .FR4NK' IETTERAHl

e'ATr. Ti'den's letter of acceptance is
very frank and very plains y 50 we are
told, and yet the Democratic politicians
in Washington are quarreling over the
meaning of his financial utteranees.
And both sides. are able to fortlty them
selves, and confound the other, by
quoting frem the document!
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E:,za:k-s..Eosss sAEE Gr EtE:kz. EarAEr:.

kExEt-snE<tss-s SAFE GE' EeE.x14 EaTATE;.
NOTICE. Is hereby given that by virtue of
~ order OF the County Court within and
for the county OF Linn. state of Oregon, duly
made and entered OF record in said Coprt on
the Ssh day OF August, i676. in the matter of
the estate of William B. Gibson, deceased. /,
Wilii3iin GtXmer. remaining executor of The last
Will afld testament OF The said William ID. Gill
son, deceased. wiz, ON
s;aE.Eresisy- sexBscx,s9er :SSas, 1875.
AT the Court House door. Iust he CITY Of Albany.
| in said Linn county, between the hours of
O'Clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the
afternoon, toyit, at the hour of O'Clock in The
afternoon of said day offer for sale nj public
auction lie following described real estate be-
+ loag ging he estate of said william Il. ellison.
deceased. Wit: The cast third of the sou! n
bali Of the donation land claim of Thomas :.
Summers ana Eliza Summers, known ils Noti-
ticHtion No 2.3It and Calm 40. 56. in Township
/ y south of Range ! We@t. and claim No. 40, in
] ToWnsip No. u south OF Range west of the
/ W iaunette Meridian and lying in the county v
lows: Beginning at . poiIit on the east line of
| said claim Htty-fhtee chains and tiliifY-three
links south of the northeast corner of said
/ claim and running THENCE west went Y chains.
thence Sonth thirty-eight chains and eighty
five links. thence C:ist twenty chains. thence
ii The i,t4ec OF beginning. and containing
- G5-I0a acres less 45-E01 in town iol ;
! heretofore sold leaving 60 2J-i0o acres more or
less.
Terms said rc.sI estate win be sold for golt.
4 coin OF the United States. one-af 10 he Paid
down The clay OF sale and the remainder in
six months, with interest thereon at lie raj q
OF 10 per cent. l4r nnnum. raNment TO be Sc
1 cured by mortgage ON he premises
" II. CI.i II BIZ,
Remaining Executor of last win ana
fe-;alnrni of W. D, ellison, deceased
T.. y. TA>S35I. Atty for EXT. lang tIn4Ss <
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In the CireHit Conr; of tie State of Oregon for
the county OF Linn.
ton, defendant.
10 4. j. Wolzcrlon, the above naInel defend
ant:
In the raene Of The sta+e Of OREGON: Iou are
hereby required 10 allltcair and answer ie COM
lnt OF tlehoSc paint it1l:i the above entitled
coas!. now on fi-e with he ilrri1 81 said court,
within ten a;.S from the s;tt3 of he st'FN c OF
ths summons u}ri! NoY if served III .lnnf
~ Oregon i'i{ i served in any 9sher county
~ the state OF Nte5soo hen within wenty days
.EaiH tist: dete at tha Servite OF This summons
GpaH you; al.A II served ny publication, then
on or before lfc ltrsr tty Of .he next term of
SAID court. to-wi., @cntlaN. tes#oier II l&19:
ANA Y0ll are hereby noE3fied tli II Aou flil 10
f9e;tE f4t answer said ctlls'tl4ti,1f, hcrelss
required. the F9.itiniiI mttt Apply 20 the Gorrs
fOs i.o eft4E eE-.,tNtttE Isl f4 t.o:i34i3st. tp-
" II, sli@stsi5t.iGn tjeV bon4ts OF ulnonN
e>Isi1s h,5. azla 'alal:lttit and Tor he
care ana custody OF tl}e y.lii4er children named
therein, John J., EiIzstla h.j., Fred. w,
=. z. HI Mp TITEY-
Attorney for III IF.
Published by order of Hen. -. T. Banllasll.
Judge OF said Court, made this Sth day Of