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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-27

There are evidences of Indian,
along the Yellowstone. bur every pre-
cautron is being taken 10 keep adj
ivised Of their movements, aud light
is not improbable. The troops will
occupy the quarters on Tongue river
by September 2olh
A still later dispatch, dated. August
%, via Blsmarck, says Crook and
Terry, after following the trail discov-
cred on the 18th, moved 80 miles
down the Rosebud. The northorn
trail was abandoned on. the l4th, and
the command pursued the southern
trail, crossed Tongue to Goose Creek,
thence returned " Powder river, fol-
lowed II to it's mouth, which they
reached on the night Of the 18th,
where they went into camp. and will
remain until the a4Fi1.f1e wagon
train, and all supplies at the mouth Of
Tongue river, are being shipped to
the mouth OF Powder river, and it is
expected the wagon train will reach
there to-morrov morning.
The Indian trail diverged from the
east bank Of Powder river, about 20
miles from its mouth, south again,
toward the Little Missouri, where the
command viii follow speedily.
The entire command is short Of sup
plies, and unless othei wise ordered,
Terry viii m4rcl' such AS are not need
ed to Ft. Abraham Lincoln.
Crooks command viii scout toward
the Black Hills, and via Fetterman
home.
Crook and Terry both think it too
late for extended field operations.
The Indians ON the south trail are be-
lieved to be moving toward the sgen.
cies, and Terry will, if possible, inter
kept them. The campaign is there
tore practically closed unless further
come. from the lieu tenant
general.
| TROOPS FOR THE FRONT.
NEW YORK. Aug. GA detachment ol
ono hundred recruits starts TO morrow fcl
| Cheyenne. via the Pennsylvania, Toledo
Peoria and Wabash railway. The troops
will be rushed through on fast time.
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black Hill. Notes.
Tribune, crook cry Aug 3

l'iDuuc, SsooN wv - -
Two Cinnamon arrived In town this
week from Montana.
Several fatal cases of mountain fever have
occurred in the Hills lately.
Dakota Avenue is The principal street in
Crook city.
Wild cherries are in the market at 35
cents per quart. Several bushels of this
iruit were brought In during the week.
Charley Allen arrived from Yankton on
Monday. with his sporting outfit, aud will
soon be prepared.,o welcome his friends 10
dis pleasant rooms.
A pan Of dirt taken out of well, which
was being dug in front Of the l. X l.. res au-
rant, at Deadwood last week, yielded 81
cents. Other pans yielded from y to %
cents,
Three Indians made dash into Spear.
fish city early sundpy morning and APP
preached TO within sixty rods of the re.
corders Office. They did not remain long
however, but danced out 10 lively tune
| by the needle-gun brigade. not even stop
ping to accept the boys polite Invitation tc
take something.
A meeting of the citizens fof Crook City
was held on Tuesday evening, 70 organize
for protection against Indian attacks. Maj.
James Whitehead was chosen president,
| and Wm. Watt, secretary. After discussing
| various plans it was decided toerect stock
ade and block house, and n committee con
sisting of Messrs. Nellie, Temple, McGin.
mis-, Hopepback. Lave, Collins and Gray
| were appointed to raise funds for carrying
4 on. the prnjrct. and adopt such other meas
ures TO insure tue saIely OF the town as
they saw fit james Williams and VIII
liam Wade were appointed scouts. and i
resolution was passed to levy an assessment
upon tic people OF Crook City w compen
safe Them Tor their SERVICES Major tsMe
| Whitehead WAS chosen to take command o
the people when the occasion required, ant
The meeting then adjourned
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-27
1t Stopped the Cough and Saved
the Child

We have recently haA occasion TO try the viz
tue Of uaIc's Cough Cordial In our family. A
little SON. sick with the prevailing fever. vas
gave him no rest, night or day. We have little
faith In patent" ncdIciAas, And seldom mach 40
try them but something had to be done, as ths
cordiugiy Procured = bottle Of thu 4casdiAl from
the agents, and commenced ita use sccsrd1hg to
dire -uons. The effect was nA1ksd from the very
hrst and the child that night enjoyed . refresh
Ing sleep; and BY the nexI sight there was scarce
A.yestigc OF the cough left fthis II . fair sAm-
pie u what the medicine viii dn, IN growth in
popularity Is not 10 be wondered st. Roads bvrg
Free Press.
aold and warranted nv Mills d Flrdy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-27
Centennial.
THE REST WEEK YET.

PniLApELPHtA, Aug 2s-The pres
.ent week tfns been HE fnest prosper.
ous one of the centennial exhibition.
The whole number of paying visitors,
beginning with August l9th, which
WIS the frs. - % cent day and ending
with FlldAy. August 25th, Was about
-a43 "A aa48, and the cash receipts, were
about 100000. +
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FOREIGN.
PROBABLE cEAru OF THE SULTAN.

PROBABLE cEATH OF THE SULTAN.
VIENNA, Aug. 26-Poli.ical cor
respondence reports the chances OF
the Sultan's recovery MS diminishing
daily. The ministers are seriously
considering the question CT the APP
preaching change in succession. The
eventual successor, Habdul Hamid,
has put himself directly in communi
cation with the powers, notably Aus
tria, for the purpose of preparing the
way for general understanding on
pending questions. All the powers
have favorably received this step.
ARRESTED.
ROME, Aug. 26-The journals an
nounce that the chief of the Italian
intetnationalists has been arrested.
PAMrELuNA, Aug. 2G-The report
ed discovery Of conspiracy is con
hrmed. Two sergeants of the Span
ish army were found guilty OF high
treason, ana Immediately shot. Some
disturbances occurred at Sanzbastian,
tut were at once repressed.
BATTLE IMMINENT
RAGusA, Aug. 26-A battle ie i'm
'mipent near Godgarlfa. Dervlsh Pa.
sha has taken command Of the troops
IN Albonia. 1t is stated that the
Miridltes, pow erful tribe of Roman
Catholic Albanians, will Eemain nen'
tral.
PEACE.
CessrANTINopLE. August 24-Thc
preliminary negotiations for peace
opposed last night in consequence Of
the step taken by Prince Milan.
VIENNA, Aug. 26-It is asserted
here that preliminary peace negotia-
Itions between signaiories of treaty Of
Paris have commenced. IL WAS pre-
posed MS basis OF arrangement that
|. Prince Milin shall he retained on the
throne Of Scrvix and should pay IN.
| demnity, and Turkey should have the
fright of placing a garrison in the
Servian fortress on-the Turkish from
| tiers.
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Fon THE NORTH.
FIRES,

! SAvAsSAn, Aug. 26,-A fire des-
troyed kelly's block, 4 and 6 story
buildings, Stoddard's upper range :
and . story building, Kelly.s shed and
wharf upper works of schooner and
% bales Of cotton. Loss 1900, GOO.
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N ERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weak 0l,aD or 0cpe0o0sOo:
weak exhausted fsellaR. no enorgey or
courngc: the result OF menlal over.
work, lndsscrctloss Or oxocsscs,
or some dnln upon the system. ts always
cured by HUMPHREYS HOAEO-
PATHIC No. %. Ittones up and invig-
crates the system, dlspcls the gloom and
dcspoudency. imparts strength and energy,
stops the drain and rejuvenates the entire
man. Been used twenty years with perfect
success by thousands. Bold BY dealers.
Price. 81 90 per single vial. or $500 per
package of i've visls and t2.00 vial Of pow
der Sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Address HUMPH 0EYS. HON E0-
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPA-
ny, 662 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
II SEE LARGE, ADVERTISEMENT.
deod-&.wiy
| For sale hy Mills Purdy aud @. W. Vandcr
| b uip Il Goa Al Y Ank
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vision Of +. r Collins The structure Il
to be 3oxloO In size, and will occupy q com.
manding position on the high bar Yves, Of
town, With the Hearty co operation of our
-citizAns The committee having charge Of
she work will be able TO complete the same
In ten days
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THE END OF THE a5 CENT DAYS

To-day being probably the last ol
the % cent days, the attendance al
the centennial exhibition was greater
shan on any previous day. The mum
ber of paid ADMISSIONS. including free
list, 104,5l4.
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SPORTING
RAsE BAII..


HAMILTON, Ont, August 26-Red
Stockings, of ST Louis, 22; Stand
ards 0.
cnreAGo, Aug. &C -Chicagos %,
ST. Louis, 3
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26. -Louisvilles,
B, Gincinnatis, Z.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 26-Nutuals 10,
Bostons 8.
NEwnuRG, N. Y, Aug, 26.-ln the
rowing races here to-day, John Nc
Keel defeated Ellis Ward by three
lengths IN the three mile contest for
seventeen foot working boats. Time
26 minu es, 13 seconds. The double
scull race WAS Won by McKeel and
Alfred Moshier by one length, defeat
ing Ellis Ward and Denis G,lmartil
and Dan and Gilward. Time "a
minutes,
YACHTING.
Eu1cAGo. Aug 26-Fiiteen thou
sand people assemDied thls IllornluR
to witness the start Of the race be
tween the yacht "lna'' owned by tn,
American consul at Toronto, and thu
Yacht "Frolic,'' owned by Captain
Prindeville, OF Chicago. The terms
I Of The race were that unless tic dis
tanee Of thirty miles was accomplish
ed inside Of SIX hours there was NJ
race. The race was run with twt
turnabouts, the stake boat being z
miles from The start. The stake wa
81 900 a side, the winner Of two ou
Of three trials 10 take the money
The start was made at 1925, an
the race was remarkably close an
exciting to the finish, which was mad
at.3-59-5O, the Frolc coming !
| about four minutes ahead Of her com
petitor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-27

WARRINGTON.
APPOINTMENT.

WAsHBGroN, August 2G--Jndgc
Tarl,efl, Of Mississippi, has been ten
dered the Office Of deputy first comp.
troller of the treasury. vice Colonel
VIM. H.: Jones, whose resignation hae
been called for by the president. The
change occurs next week.
FOR TIE NORTH.
WAsHfSsroS, Aug. 28-Secrclary Nor
ri! leaves To night or Monday for a shor
"trip north The secretary has no, beer
Very well lately
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When : Saratoga lady called her
son to account for having . golden
hair on the lapel Of his coat, he e1-
planned that his gin pu. head on
him.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-27

ASh = AoRn AAb& A~"pN oseNSl
ment: Reserve increase, 1898 ,125.
DISABLED.
The Pacific Mail steamship Colon,
which sailed from here on the 10Th
lust. for 4Aspinwall, returned to. day
in disabled condition. After being
two days out terrific explosion took
place, followed by q great rush Of
steam, which completely enveloped
the vessel, causing much excitement
among the passengers. After some
time il WAS discovered that one OF the
boilers had bursted aud two men had
been killed, the chief engineer and one
OF the tiremcn Several passengers
were scalded The Colon hoisted the
signal Of distress, which was observed
by the steamer Etna, and the disabled
vessel Was towed into port.
New YoRK, Aug. 26.-The explo-
sion occurred at l ! n. m, Sunday
during religious services. The ship
was taree days, ont from port. The
force Of the coneussion threw many
persons off their feet and for time a
scene of the widest confusion pre-
vailed. John BurtinR was the name
of the engineer killed, and james
/ Farrell fireman. The bodies were
buried at sea. The vessel was badly
/ damaged. Ii will take several days
perhaps weeks to repair it.. The pas
sengers will leave for Aspinwall next
Monday.
REDUCED PRICES FOR COAL.
i New YoKK, Aug. 26.-The Dela
4 ware and, Hudson canal Go. issued +,
4 list OF reduced prices to contractors 70
: coal discharged in carts per ton 0
4 I. 240 pounds. 1t now stands broker
s4.o5,egg s4,l5,sloye s4:65,nut s4.5
lIThis is equal to about VI 80 per to'
off from former rates.
WENT ASHORE.
i SAN FaANclsco, Aug. 2G-Th
steamship Lightning with 400 emi
grants went ashore at Trobridgc OF
the Australian coast July l3. P.ssen
gers and crew saved. No particular
received Of loss Of ship Gettwood.
!. ALLEGED BRIBERY.
i A
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9 Why is the south democratic ?"
asks the Creston Democrat. Because
there is only public school to every
$4,000 of its population
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BY TELEGRAPH.


New Y0vk.
New York. Aug. 70.
srocks-s,roag and higher.
aosrr Active, iiln.
GoLp III
yrnssrsrs-Quict, frae,isn lower
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE FENIAS REFUGEES.

TIE ENIA-S KEF y "Ers'
New BEDFORD, Aug. 26--Liberty
Hall was crowded TO overhowing last,
evening, Oh the occasion OF the re-
cep,ion Of the officers and crew OF the
bark Catalpa. 'rhos. Hassett, one of
The escaped Fenians, made speech.
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WALL STREET.

+ NEW YoRK, Aug. 2G.--After the
unusually active and exciting events,
the week bids fair to close compare
tivelv quiet, for SO far, although 1t.
r. shares have been active and fever
ISL, yet there is marked absence of
excitement aud violent fluctuations
that have made the last 3 days mem
orable, and there appears to be an nn-
dertone of hrmness that is likely To
be more fully developed before many
days.
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;ATERs

Work was yesterday commenced on ythe
s,ockAde and block house, under the super
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MISCELLANEOUS.
!;
Gen. Butler will Probably be
Nominated for Congress.
The Centennial Exhibition
Largely Attended.
The Present Sultan on his Last
Legs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
POLITICAL.
BUTLER AHEAD,

ASpovER, Mass, August 2j-1he
elected General Butler a
delegate to the congressional conven-
ton Of the seventh district. The Gen
eral requires but l6 additional votes
TO insure his nomination, which IS
deemed more than probable.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 26-The demo-
cratic convention of the second con-
gressionai district to-day nominated
Hon. Rufus II. Ranney for congress,
10y acclamation.
RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT.
CoLuMBus, O., Aug. 2s.-Gen. A.
T.Wickof to-day semitic, the goyer.
nor his resignation as adjutant gen.
eral in order to be able to devote his
whole time to his position as chair
man OF the republican executive
committee. The resignation was &C
cep,ed with very Aattering endorse.
ment, and Capt. Charles w. Carr, oi
Cincinnati, appointed to fill the va
cancy.
INDEPENDENT.
Iowa CITY, Aug. 26.-A meeting
of,he johnson county bar was held
here to-day TO put an independent
I candidate for circuit judge of the Sth
I district in the field against Hon. Jpo
Mexican. The convention is called
I. for September 9Th, at Cedar Rapids
FOR SAMUEL AND THOMAS.
1NplANAPoLls, Aug. 20 Hon
Geo. w. Julian was escorted frou
the Grand Hotel to the opera hous'
by large number of Tilden ant
Hendricks CUR rds in uniform Will
torches. The opera house Was 6ll
ed to its utmost capacity with ladies
i and gentlemen to whom Mr.. Julia,
t spoke, delivering an eloquent AM
lengthy address.
LOGAN.
CuHAGo, Aug. 26 Gen. Loga
opensd his campaign in the state her
to ngheoysan address delivered 0
the south side.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-27
AILEG ED BRIBERY.

Bosros, Aug. 26-The Journal
says charges have been made akAins.
Adjutant General Cunningham to the
effect that he received brIbes from
the firm which furnished supplies TO
the state. Gov. Rice has appointed
a committee of investigation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-27
Livcrpooi.

liverpool, Aug. 96.
BnxApsrnrrs 1is6d6l21s.
Winter wheat, sesss.sl. spring '.6d9stod
White ssdsIs-Id. Club srsdssD. Corn, sassd
6s25..
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ONO.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 26-The demo
cratic convention of the second con-
gressional district to-day nominated
Hon. Rufus H. Ranney for congress,
by acclamation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-27
The Dominion.
IMroRTANr AKREsr.

TonoSro, Aug. &c. The family Of
Jewellcr Miller, who recently abscon.
dered from Montreal, was arrested
yesterday at Prescott, on their way
to the United States aud $4,000 dol
lars worth Of icwelry and other val
liable stones found secreted in their
baggage.
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DROWNED,

CoMnERLAsD, Ont, August 20
Mrs. Fontaux tennessee and another
was drowned at ST. Joseph while
bathing.
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MILFORD, Pa, Aug 20 Drake
CO. extensive tanners IN Berlin,
Wayne County Pa. failed. l.lab,li-5
ties reported very heavy.
AgAiAs REUNIONS.
WAsHINeToS Aug 26.--The 10th
annual meeting Of The army of Fen
uessee will be held tie 18th of Octo-
ber. The statue OF general McPehrson
will be unveiled with imposing cere-
monies. Senator Logan, who sue
ceedcd Gen. Mcpherson in command
on the day of. his death will deliver
the oration.
BEECMER AGAIN.
NEw YoBK, Aug. 26.-The coun.
sci of Inc Rev. Henry w. Bsacher, in
the suit for alleged malicious proseca
tlon brought agalns, him by franels
ID. Moulton, have served upon the
llatt,.f,s Ia counsel notice Of application
for change Of venue on the ground
that the selection Of all impartial
jury in Brooklyn isimpossible.
ONE MORE USFoRIuSAT ATE.
BuFFALo, Aug. 26.-B. Dulitat +,
the most extensive boot aad shoe
manufacturer in this city, has made
an assignment to r. Hotiicld. Liza
bili,les abou. two hundred thousand;
assets given at from fifty to seventy
FIVE thousand.
vo1lSG \ h. r. TAX.
DAVENPORT la, Aug. 2G.-At an
election here to-day on the nine mill
tax in aid Of the Davenport and
Northwestern II. r. it resulted in a
vote 2 1919 for and 3I3 against the tax.
LOTTERY DRAWING.
Arculsos, Ks, Aug 2G.-The
drawing Of the Kansas land llnmi.
grant association was completed this
evening. The Price Villa was award
ed to No. l9o,f3G, aud Glycks block
ia No LIZ, $50.
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FINANCIAL.
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DISABLED.

NEw YoRk, Aug. 26.Bank state
nent: Reserve increase, 1898, RS.
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MILFORD, Pa, Aug. % Drake 4
Go. extensive tanners IN Berlin
Wayne County Pa failed l.lablli-
ties reported very heavy.
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TROOPS FOR THE FReNT
NEW York. Aug. GA dstschment Of
ono hundred recruits starts TO morrow for
Cheyenne, via the Pennsylvania, Toledo,
Peoria and Wabash railway. The troops
will be rushed through on fast time.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-28
NEWS ITEMS.
STATE AND TERRITORIAL.

The "Alice' is the only boat of the o.
S. S. Co.'S running on the upper river.
Subscriptions to the Seattle aud
Walla Walla Railroad project amount
to 81, ZOO.
In two days of last week, Messrs.
Brown and Pratt caught 475 salmon not
q stones throw from the falls at Oregon
City.
Mr.. Holiday has resigned the posi-
tiOn of President of the Oregon Central
Railroad, and Mr.. I. r. Cornelius has
been elected in his stead.
Daniel Baughman, brother of Cap
tain Baughman, the well known steam
boat pilot, was drowned at Cathlamet
on Wednesday Of last week.
The Democracy of Josephine county
will bold a convention for the nomina-
tion of county officers on the 10th of
May, with primaries on the 4th.
The AENany Democrat says: 'rThere
are over twenty empty dwelling houses
in Eugene, and good houses rent from
five to eight dollars per month"
A Lane county correspondent of the
Democrat says: 81 saw farmer sowing
wheat to-day with gum boots on.
Guess he will harrow in a fiat boat"
The ninth anniversary of the founda-
ton of the Baptist Church in Albany
will be celebrated by a fair and festival
at the Church on Thursday evening,
May 4th.
There is a gentleman aged S4 years
living on Pine Greek, WascO county,
who has been married five times aud
has twenty-five children, and bids fair
to live twenty or thirty years longer.
Over three hundred salmon were
caught one day last week in the locks
across the river from Oregon City. The
water was let out, and all they had TO
do was to walk in and pick them up.
The Enterprise says: ''The steamer
fannie Patton has been drawn of
the Yamhill. route until further notice
We understand it will be until after
harvest. Freight and passengers were
so light that 1t was losing business. u
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The American NEwsPAPrR Directory is an
epitoIne Of newspaper history. II Ia also ~
garded as an official register OF cfrculstions.
This feature requires the closest scrutiny 10
prevent It from leading to abuses. The plan
adopted by the publishers Of the DIRECTORY TO
secure correct and trustworthy reports Is rigid
in its requirements, and is adhered TO with
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something to gain by comparison, are gener-
ally prompt, not only to send reports in con-
formity, but give Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
such information as enables them TO weed out
unsubstantiated statements of pretenders in
journalism. The popularity OF the book, and
the general confidence in its accuracy and good
faith, are attested by the immense body Of ad-
vertisements 1t receives. 426
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SUMMONS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
i of Oregon for the county of Multnomah.-
Van B. Delashmutt & H. B. Oatman, Plain
tiffs, VS.. John Oderkirk, Defendant.-Suit in
equity to fOreclOse mOrtgage.-TO John Oder
kirk, Defendant: In the name of the State of
oregon you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint of the above named
plaintiffs against you, filed herein by the first
day of the term of the above Court following
the expiration of six weeks publication of this
summons, to-wit: on the 18th day Of June, 1876.
II you fail to answer as aforesaid, the Plaintiffs
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in said complaint, which is to obtain a decree
against you for the sum of four hundred dol
lars with interest from the I'd day of Septem-
ber, A. ID. 1875, at the rate of twelve per cent
per annum, and fifty dollars additional sum, all
In gold coin of the United States, together with
the costs and disbursements of said suit also
for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage exc
cuted by you to said plaintiffs on said I'd day of
September, 1873, upon certain real property
situated in said county OF Multnomah TO secure
the payment OF certain prOmissoTy note for
the sum of four hundred dollars gold com,
with interest in like coin, at the rate of twelve
per cent. per annum, executed by you to said
Plaintiffs on said I'd day of September, 1875,
and for the sale of said real property to satisfy
said debt, interest, additional sum, and costs
and disbursements.
By order of Hon. E. D. Shattuck, Judge OF
said Circuit Court, daIed the 22d day of April,
1876. THAYER WILLIAMS,
5-:5 Attorneys for plaintiffs.