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eculive Committee will, IN all pr2oApill.y,'
coIIac, the evidence in pamphlet form and
circuIate /, az campaign document.
Will Dickens being on trial IN the
Criminal Court, yesterday, Tor sheep ans
Di.ie Kpight, the acconPlice OF Dickens,
vas mt on the stand, he having turned
State's evidence. During his evidence the
following colloquy ensued: Col. CAN'T
Well Dixie. Won Just concluded TO make a
cIsar hr.ast of the whole affair and tell
svsrvthing YOU knew awav down in Dixie?
The Court to Col. Gantt-You can sing that,
Colonel. after court adjourns. Col. CAN'T
Hew long, your honor, before court Will al
iourp? The Court-Iu about one hour, Colo
neI. Col. Gsntt-I will then get my asso-
ciate, Mr.. Taylor, to sing It for your honor'
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Ill alt. e'
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
WAS WARM.

1 Yesterday was warm.
Minnie Madden tonight.
The Indigo Blues are not happy.
The minstrels had another good house
| last night.
The County Court has given US holt
day until Monday next.
MIR. John II. Savage speaks at the Green
| law Operahouse tonight,
The Hawkins, Beasley and Russell min
sirel troupe have left the city.
The Knights of Honor lodges have senI
5000 TO the Pensacola sufferers.
Money Bags, the comedy TO be produced
here next week, islhighly spoken Of.
The people Of Memphis are determined
to make the Jubilee masquerade ball = sue
cess.
-Bsasley says il Bate and Russell would
withdraw he could beat Hawkins before the
people.
1T is reported that Emma Abbott has a
bab=. She will be here next week 10 answer
the charge
The Porter Guards held meeting last
u ghl TO arrange for the reception TO Minnie
NJ sddern.
=. says that Hawkins, Fuesell and
Bate bsxs oor. ''ad to beat him Tor s soV-
ernor. Beasley ia very Willy.
Mrs. ]. G. johnson has issued a ca. ior
a State Convention of the Wonian's Christian
Temperance Union at Nashville.
IL has been suggested that every public
speaker ought TO stand on a trap door, which
would be sprung when he had spoken long
enough.
John Powell and Schuyler Atby left yes
terday for Covingten to bring in the we'll
known desperate, Richard Hill, who has
been arrested there
Antonio Rsggio and Miss Theresa Rag
gio, II. A. Shields and Mrs. Hattie Wilson,
Ed Little and Jennie Gillsnd, were granted
licenses yesterday.
Mr.. w. II. Robinson yesterday presented
he resolutions of respect for the memory of
Mr.. George Phelan, in the Probate Court,
md they were ordered spread upon The
The case of John Roper, Republican
,ominee for the Legislature, charged with
he seduction of Mrs. Brown, is still on trial
n the Circuit Court. The Republican, Ex-
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An Excellent Medicine.

81 certify that my wife and myself were In
bad health for some fifteen years. L CHANGED
to be looking over one OF Simmons's Liver
Regulator Almanacs and saw a. b. Stephens
and Bishop Pierce's names 10 testimonials. l
then obtained some OF the Regulator. and
can heartily recommend Simmons's Liver
Regulator to my friends as an excellent
medicine.
2. E HARRISON, Md, GordonsviIle, Fla.
Beware of bogus and counterfeit Simmons
gotten up TO sell on the popularity Of me
genuine, prepared only by J. 81. Zeilin a 10.
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PERSONALS.

Nh AND Mrs. F.S. DAVIS have returned
to The civ. Mr.. Davis il greatly improved
in health.
FIJI. COFFIN, of Mississippi; George w.
Holmes, Of Moscow, and Virgo Steger, OF
Moscow, were visitors on Change yesterday
MR. JOHN FARRELL, known here in days
zone bv "a the Big Fat Oyster man, had d
stroke of paralysis the other day IN Clncin'
natl, and is not expected to recover.
Mr.. "BoGYD JOHNSON, the old standby oil
this country, a walking advertisement for
the South and sterling, old-fasbioned Dem
ocrat, is in the city en- route for his home IN
New York. Mr.. johnson is elated over the
nevs from Ohio
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Douglass; I176, Cross va BrinkIey; 1919,
Anderson vs. Brown; 1868, Bingham vs.
Tomeny; 1921, Larkin vs. Csnovan; 1852,
Anderson vs. Beecher; 1874, Anderson vs.
Peres; 1880, Anderson vs. Hardin; 1413,
Lucarini va Eddins; ~, McDou-
gal va. Insurance Company; 227,
Dickens va. Dickens; 203, Andrews W..
Brown; 38l, Rose vs.. Whitesides; $50, Green
law Va. Barrett; ISL. Gallser Va. Grider; $50,
Saui Va. Mcdonald; 872, Frazer W.. NJ. & A. !;
939, Howes We. Hargsn; 957, Sanford vs..
Falkehberg; 1025, Murdoch vs.. Hofm,n /;
1857, Rainy va. Gas Company; 1897, Taylor
va. Early; 1924, Peters Va. Dixon; 1882,
Shower vs.. Marye; 1929, Kirtland Vs. Titus;
1870 Anderson va Brinkley; 1876, Anderson
vs. Curtin; 1890, Anderson We. Currin; 1912,
Anderson Va. Anderson
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FOR SALE
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
ANNUAL NETTING Of STOCKHOLDERS

TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY, !
MEMPHIS TENN. July 6, 1882.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual Meet
In ing of the Stockholders of the above Com
psny will be held at the Office of the Company, in
the city of Memphis on the
I4th Day OF August. ISS2.
Notice is also given that at said meeting propo
sition will be submitted to the Stockholders "a
consolidate with the Memphis and Vicksbure
Railroad Company, the Mississippi Valley and
Ship Island Railroad Com pany and the New Or.
cans and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO. NJ. L LEM, Secretary.
sS-The Stockholders Meeting mentioned in
foregoing notice was held at the time and place
stated above more than thre e-fourths OF all the
Stock holders OF said Company being present,
when, for the purpose OF further considering the
proposals for consolidation with other companies
as above stated, an adjourn ment was had until
the third Wednesday in October next C1SS2), same
being the 18th of October 1882 at place stated
above; therefore, said Annual Meeting stands ad-
jouTned to 18th October, lSS2, at the place
mentioned above when said matters of consolida-
ton and other subjects viii be further considered.
r T WILSON. President
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Minnie Madden, a charming little actress
upon whom the people of Memphis look
most kindly, will begin her engage ment a.
Leubrie's Theaier tonight in the play oil
Foqo's Ferry Miss Madden has sprung al
once into the position Of recognized star
and from the evidence of ability she gave
when young girl, we have every reason TO
expect a treat tonight.
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BIG MASK BALL.
To be Given DprisE Race Week nj the
Exposition Building.

The race week promises 10 be memora-
BILE one in many respects, chiet among which
will be the grand mask ball to be given at
races. Arnold's band will furnish the music
for the occasion, and will of course contrib
ute greatly to the enjoyment of the people.
A prize of S25 will be given TO the person
anrinc. The hast cosinua In The houae
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When yosi visit or leave New L.
hs We b agKsre exp;essage and carria &c hire, snU
top at Grand q niou Hotel opposite Grand Cen
trail depot our hun dred and dtty elegant 70 oIas
and upwards per day. elevator kestauran, SUP
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages ana ele.
waited railroad to ali depots Families can live
batter for less money at the rand Union than at
an oth frrt- Intel in the CITY.
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New CIaren.cn HOTEL
LAW REPORTS.


Calendar for October 17lb; call pereRP-
tory: Nos. ., Davis VS. Payne; 155, MeaehaHl
vs. Moaby; 29s, Edmouds vs. Edmonds; 549,
White vs. Belts; 413, Wellborn vs. Cone;
669, Carnes We Saucer; 7S6, Cherry VS. lay
Ior; s5S, Meehan VS. Meehani 927, McGintry
va Armour; 947, Flanagan VS. Widrig; 1907,
Edmonds W keftwieh; HOS, Montgomery "
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1000 numbers ending with IS, being the list
two figures OF the numcer drawing the capii1I
prize of sz5, O00-S25
The subscribers having supervised the single
Number Drawing, Class K Louisiana State Lottery,
hereby certify that the above the numbers
which were this day drawn from the 100 900 placed
in the wheel. with the prizes corresponding to
them. Witness our hands al New Orleans La,
this Tuesday. October 10, 1852.
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY.
afSgfa
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For Tennessee and The Ohio valley partly
cloudy ,yeather, local rains in uestc'i' portions,
southerIy to westerly ,eild, stationary or sttSht
rise IN barometer and lo,oer temperature IN rest
Gu portion and IoDer barometer IN northeastern
lion. ,chere temperature will rise slightly.
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Cireuit Court-yame. o. Pierce. Judge

Calendar for TO-DAY: Nos. 1927, 1852,
1874, 1875, 1888, 1899, 1892, 1895, 1925, 1901,
1902, 1906, 1910, 1914, 1916, 1919, continued
from Wednesdays calendar; and Nos. 1922,
Ranger & Co. VS. the Kountz Line; 1926,
Wise & Co. VS. Thornton; 1927, w. & w
wick We Mrs. Spettle; 7341, Collin, trustee, vs.
DIR. Malone; 1914, Oliver, Finnie & Co. We
Mrs. Todd; 7345, Oliver, Finnie & Co. vs.
Morton; 1916, Oliver, Finnie & Co. VS. Nor
ton; 7347, Oliver, Finnie & Co. vs. Morton
7348, Oliver, Finnie & Co. vs. Morton; 1855
Quincy VS. Wilson; 1856, Buttipghaus We
Laski; 1857, OLaHghlin VS. Dancey & Bro.
1858, O'Laughlin vs. DAncey & Bro; 1859
LIE Clerc VS. Memphis Typographical Union
1882, Costen va Mcbride; 1884, Terry vs.
billiard, Hstchett & Park; 1887, Goodwin s
Co. vs Gurley.
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The Southwestern Benefit Guile

To Whom it May Concern:
The Southwestern Benefit Guild has again
submitted to me its charter constitution,
mode OF doing business and history, and
do not hesitate 10 repeat that il is strictly
legal in every aspect of the case. 1t is not
a close corporations; it is not organized or
corporated for personal profit to its officers
or incorporators. Il may be fairly classed
with benevolent Institutions generally. Re-
specially, G. P. NJ. TURNER,
Attorney. General.
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Five hundred hats, odds and ends, at
81 so, worth IS to 81. Last seasons goods,
Bargains for those who want good hat,
and don't care for style. Hats all laid out
on the counter. You can take your choice.
MARTIN COHEN The Halter,
Main
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The BIG II Rrand

Fresh oysters. 7. A. SignaigO, avs
second street aud 81 Reale, is the sole
agent, and Is prepared to aII all orders.
Cans and New York c0anGs. Also celery,
game aud fish of all sorts, and abe only
house exclusively in that business.
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Prizes C~.hed in Fnn ~i,hou, De.

Prizes Csshed i'm Full without De-
ductiOn.
No. IS. 1876 draws capital prize. $4,000. sold in
Baltimore and New Orleans; No AZ, 75S draws
second capital prize, $500. sold in Memphis
Tenn. and Charlottesville, Ind. No. 50 354 draws
thir1 capital prize $1,000, sold in Chicago: Nos.
1882, and 6S,7S6 draw each $1,000. sold lin New
York and Thibodeaux, La. Nos. 1880 s. ,046, 81
35S, 1851, 53,2S2, draws each 5000 sold in New
York. Philadelphia, Buffalo, n. y. Cincinnati,
Etowah, Ca, Wheeler, Ala, and Toronto, Can ada
Class "L' Tuesday. November II. lSS2,
under the supervision and management of Gen
erals g. T. Beau regard and J. A. Early
Capital Prize $4,000. Whole Tickets 50
Fifths fn Proportion
Address, M. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans La.
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EIOvd,s Candies
BLOOD DISEASES.

Are made with great care, and will give sat-
isfactiou. We send them to all parts of the
county,
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FIOyd's Ladies' Restaurant.
- '%UI.

Firstecisss in every respect, and will be
kept up 70 the highest standard. Open I'M
a., 49,, ~ the theatsr.
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r REMARKABLE!
Letter from a Traveller.

KANSAS CITY. No., Sept. 20, 1882.
think IL q duty owe to humanity to say
what your remedy has done Tor me. One
year ago contracted bad case OF blood
disease, ana not knowing the result OF such
troubles, allowed it 10 run on for some
time, but finally applied to the best physi-
clan in this city, who treated me for six
months. In that time took over GOO pills
Of pIotoiodide of mercury. q grain each.
and had run dovn in weight from 2l0 TO l57
pounds. and was confined to my bed with
MeIcurial Rheumatism, scarcely able to
turn myself in bed. Being travelling man,
some OF the fraternity found me in this de-
plorable condition and recommended me to
: z : ~; H q: s:::.s: :!
the use of it with very little faith. aud in
less than three weeks was able to take my
place on the road. The sores ard copper;
to-day have not a sore or spot on my per-
son, and my weight is 217i pounds, being
TO publish my name. but yoi may show
this letter to any who doubt the merit of
S. 8. s., for know 1t is a sure cure.
Yours truly, J. II. B.
Some thirty years ago there lived in Mont
gomeTy. Ala, Young man who was terri
bly, afflicted. After being treated for along
time by the medical profession OF this town
with no benefit. he commenced taking 8. s.
s. After persistsntly taking It tso months
for twedty years thereafter, l can testify
that the disease never made its return.
J.W. BISPOP, Up, Hot Springs, Ark.
If you doubt, come 10 see us, and ne will
CURE YOU, or charge nothingl Write for
particulars and copy of the little book,
Message to the Unfortunate Suffering"
Ask any druggist as to our standing.
81 sIo90 RETARD viii be paid to
any Chemist Who viii find, on analysis OF
100 bottles of D. b. b., one particle Of Mer-
curry, Iodide OF Potassium, or any Mineral
substance SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Bro-
prietors, Atlanta, Ga
Price or Small Size. ....--..-. 81 90
Large StZe--.- 20
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
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CIearinn sale

FoR boots nd.shoes made to order 60 to
Voeoeli Il Co,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II RURRIE's THEATER.
IL JOSEPH BRooKs.........-L LESSEE AND AANAGEE'
THE INITIAL DRAMATIC EVENT
or The Season-TwO Nights and Matinee
GaIy-OCTOBkE 1914.
The Southern Star,
minnie Mad dern,
Supported by especially selected Dramatic Co.
Friday October I3th-FOGG'S FERRY.
Saturday Matinee-WILD WAVE.
stage of REXINA. ,,...
October Is-I9-Lamb& Shsnnon's Combination
oct 20 2I--Emma boot Grand English Opera Co
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Notiee-AssOeiate Members OF Memphis
Jockey Club and others.

II being ? matter of impossibility for this
committee TO remember all names that we
would desire to have as associate members,
and not wishing TO appear exclusive, we
would respectfully ask those wishing to join
to send their names on postal-cards to the
secretary TO be acted upon at the next regu-
lar meeting. Very respectfully,
r, T. SEAAES, Chairman.
H. II. VANCE.
J. S. WILKINS, Committee.
Associate membership entities the mem
Der TO the track grounds and grand stand for
the week, and he can escort all the ladies he
may wish, free OF additional cost.
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Econonay be- WeaIth.

Gents clothing dyed, cleaned and repaired,
by /. Isascs, 270 Second ST. opp. Court Square.
FoR boots and shoes made to order go to
Voegeli & Co.
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Fresh Mackiuaw Trent,
Fresh Salmon
And fresh meats Of all kinds,
At V. d. Fuchs, SO and Al Jefferson street.
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DANCING !
DANCING!
MADAM LOUIS

Respectfully announces to her many friends ana
citizens of Memphis that she will open her DANG
ING SCHOOLS October 2lst for two terms o
Forty-nine Lessons. ending in February Al
wishing to jein should do SO at the opening. For
particulars inquire at Floyd & MONEYS 279 Main
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AUCTION SALES.
FOR LEASE
FOR SALE.

BUILDING LOTs-Jn all parts of the city, on
d easy terms N. u. CONWAY. Agent.
No. 2S5 Main street.
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warn RS Elegant saloon,

warn RS Elegant saloon,
Located at 2Q3 Main street, will open on
Monday morning, With the finest wines and
liquors in the city.
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~ Inquire fer These lovely Christ
IN is cards. from lcup to -, al shelton f.
Co.'S. ~
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DR. SIP I N N EH
NO. IL kEARNEY STREET,
treats all Chronic and Special Da,,xss,
Young Mon

Nlio may be suffering from the effects
w OF youthful follies or indiscretion
Will d" well to avail themselves of this
me greatest boon ever laid at the altar Of
Suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY viii
Guarantee To forfeit sou for every case ol
SEMINAL weakness OF private disease q,
any kiiiu or character which he undertaken
ANA f.lIls to cure.
MlDbLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty In
SlNtE y" no are troubled with to freu,ient
evacuation of the bladder, often accom-.
panied 10y Il slight snla. ting or burning
sensation, ana Il Weakening of the syste,n
III Il manner the patient cannot account
10Y. I'm examining the urinary deposits a
f"pH sediment Will often be found and
sometimes small PARTICLES of albumen viii.
appear, or the color will be of a thin milk
ISL hue, again changing to a dark and
torpid appearance. There are MANY men
VINO dle OF this difficulty ignorant OF the
cause which Is the second stage of semiu
al weakness. DIR. $. will guarantee n Nor
feet cure i'll all such cases, and a health,
restoration of the genito- urinary organs.
OFFICE llouRs-lO to and 6 to s. SIM
Gays from 10 to ii A. NJ. Consultation fraa
thorough examination and advice *
Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY & co.
No. II kearny ST., San Franisco-
San Francisco, Cal, Apl. I3, 1878. 1.v
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vs. Books by the thousand at Van Epus'
W Fresh importedcigars at Van Epps
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MOTTO: or APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.
| NI1Ln STATES nI>iEI.i lA>r DtEI'r.
GA NriN. NA>iII\ ,IuN iLEEIIuHl.


\|bIiCE. i hcIt.hV given that. in COM
y pIIAncc with IN" rf'Ni>I H. ul the Act
81 Congress arl r'>cl June ,. l>7s en-
titled =" I'm Act tor the ~tlc al IlmIhrr
and- in tho Stu,> III California. Oregon.
Nevada and Westminster Territory"
Francis II 'nrv ol Ihur~t com ~ Wa~..-
iugtnu Territory. has tins daV nIcd in
this ollie. his Application Ia puIrhI~" TIA"
T. J., ct y W ', and y W OF y l.. :. of
section No. - IN Township No. l.. North
KIH-r NJ. ;, West oi t.lr Willamette Me
rIdIau.
Any ami all p'r>"n> claiming adversely
;hc >.tid d,~riIh"d land or amy portion
thtIr,i are hereby required to tile their
claims III this u,iiCC WITHIN >iNtN Grp day,
from date hrr,'ui.
GINrn u;id .r my hmd. at my office. in
olympia. VT. TINS 2lih dIN ul sept, HIhc. O..
\. H., ~.
JOHN !. CONVEY.
and . flee.
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call aud examine the Russ!a-le,thrr
C''sf' Cali anI Glov, Gas =, at Sn,.It,,n
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Notice to Tax Payers !!

rNlIE " Duplicate A>>c>,mrn. Roll" of
i IhurStun County tor tlI. wear IN-1. i
now IN my possession for collection of Tho.
taxes levied therein. The taNr> will h,..
com" delinquent "E tn" ;il>I day of bcrrlI-
hcr III t =. NJ. ami unless paid prior there
To-. tea per cent. viii hc added L. the
amount thereof. ~ penalty. and interest
charge! AT Ia" rat" OF twenty Irr cent.
per anuuu from date ~ Delinquency I'M
til Ind. VIII IL. al my Office. in Odd
Fellows Hall huildin- each uav. Sun
days cNcrItcd. from nine \. NJ To- four T..
VI. receive such tlNtN.
j. II. MI NSON.
county Treasurer.
Olympia, oct q -. /!
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NOTICE OF DUPLICATION TO PUR.
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

NJ IL ~ MIS- i'l>lElt / LAND 'iiIlt l..
olAMiIN. W A>Hl>GIu< TtLLIruEY
\nTlCE i hcrclN given iha; il, com
" r.ianr" with tn" provision at the act
cot Congress approved Juut.. l~.N. tiiiit "a
" An act for tho >tlc q; tIniirr lal,t~ in
jh- states Of California. orc."n. \cladt
sd Washington Territory. james g.
l., IiIIruN. nt Mason COUNT. Washington
irrllt"ry. has this day iilcd IN this office.
IT. apPli'Tttium L. purchase, III" LOIS : ;
ami and W : ii w Of Section I'm
Township No. II, North Rang No. wt>t
OF the Willamette Mcriiian.
ANY and all parsons claiming adversely
the sad d">rrihrd lind, or ANY portion
thereof. are hereby required t. Tile tn cir
claims in this office within sixty 60 DAYS
from date hereof.
Given under my hand at my office in
Olympia, W T., this 10th day oi NuNcm-
her, \. H. lSS!
JOHN +. CONWAY,
Register at The. Land Office.
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No. So.

To l.. II. Nr"krr aud Erie Peterson,
Drfrniant>:
in the name OF the mtcd States OF
Ani' ri':t, You and each of You are hereby
required Ia appear III an action brought
against V"u ny the above named Plaintiff
IN the District Court oithc Second Judicial
District oi The Territory OF Washington,
holding L rms III ChCll;i!i~. in Lew j. C,lIn-
~. tor tn" COUNT -: Lewis and To- answer
the complaint iIlvd therein aCuIN of which
ACCOMPANIES tins summons within twenty
days exclusive of The day of service,
after lii" >cIN zee on You OI this Summons
# served ~!thiu thl, county; ur, ii served
"Ut q! this county. but within the Sec
ond jtld cial District. within thirty DAYS
or II served ont I'll said DISTRICT then with
III ititN"tN~: or II served 10y publication
ia: n within >IAtN days from Ct ttC hereof:
or Judgment l.! default Will hr taken
AGAINST You aoc"riiu- 10 tIc prayer of
>.tid complaint
The >tl,, action is brought To- totcclo>r
Il mortgage, given hy pcIcndahlS To Pam
TIL on Tie donation idni ..iainI OF \ J .
k"HEd!lc''. rnu!aiIlIn@ one hundred amt
, SIXTY tlul. H"iCS. recorded i'll Book g. 7. "
pa" JuN. II cUIti> of Lew i county. WASH
in-tnn TcrntuiN. to secure the I;,N incmt OF
II certain ruI.ii>>VrN Eotc dated Nav lith.
l,-u. tor On" Thousand dollars with inter
Isl Al tn rtt' at one per Cci.t. per month,
log liner with COS :. ami Cudii>,-l it-c> at
! tlr tate at l. II per cent al the amount dine,
''i.d To-! Judgment tranY d"ticiruc! which
may ~ iUtiI!d after applying irucvtd- Oi
] thd 10 payment OF mole, Interest and
costs, ANA You are hereby notified that il
You tail 10 appear and answer said COM
pliiui - above required. the Piai'tln will
apply IL the Count :"r the rcIicI therein
dcnIudtd.
Witness John u. Iloyt. Esquire.
Is. JGd-" ui tie SAID DI>tric: Court
" and the seal al said Court. this
26,h day OF October. y. ID ISL
I'll. Ii. II Ills Clcrk.
hudson n Israel and Henry Miles, At
tornCN> Tor PlLiutlif.