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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08
RArRER STAY HEAH.

De gubormCurs Iryin' iur ter huC dc MORT
pole
Oh, heah dat SCUM in de cloud.
Err killin' ~ de men an er wasiiu' o der gON,
Oh heah lat SCUM in He sky.
IA think it's might big fur ter huo Cr chunk O
ice,
Dlan yOT hCah dat souu' mighty lOud.
But 'ciaU' or ur Ilwd tHin't wuI-. c4 q price,
on doAu yer hCah Ne souu'on nigh.
Prom the Arkansas YraVs{tF.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08

SINCE Carl SChurz's detection from the
Republicans the latter have found great
comfort in calling him 'crank" aud in
endeavOring to beIttie the effect of his
bolt. Yet he addressed in their own
language a mass meeting cf 10000 Ger
mans on Saturday evening in Schlitz park
Milwaukee, and there were 5000 clamor
ing fer admission who could not get in.
The meeting was under Independent Re
publican, and not Democratic auspices
His ridd!ug OF Blaine was cheered to the
echo. Tho political cloud that month ago
seemed not larger than a mans hand in
the Northwest bids fair to destroy the Re-
publican party. Turn the rascals out.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08

The police Ieplrted ono electric aud
two gasoline lights as not burning on
Saturday aud Sunday nights. This is he
best record for TWO consecutive nights yet
N Rde.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08
IireAk XYninr PIna.

There is a bad break in the water pipe
ou East King street, between Lime ald
Duke, aud great quantity Of water has
been wasted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08

THE Republican heart would be much
lighter to day it there we're 10 election in
Maine. A big victory VIII ueau an ALI
anco of the Republicans with the Prohi-
btouistS, and the ordinary maj 1rity will
be proof pa ent that Blaine IS rejected by
his 0wn state The grand old party" is
manitcstly between O!d Nick aud the
deep sea.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08
o'Loary Win. a waIkiog match.

The six day walking match, at Viceroy
park, Kansas City, No., closed Saturday
night. O'Leary won, making 5l3 miles
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08
uouoriui wcstsra states,

CllCtls anu C4CEhs ~ y lIJt'l llOul sph'
OF the Western stal,S in Waahln2ton,
particularly Ohio, Michigan ard WiscOu
SIP, are receiving letters daily from reIa
tives and friends at home. These letters
are great surprise to many who receive
them, and are causing marked dependency
amOng Republicans in the government
service. Private information thus received
Is rapidly disseminated throughout the
departments, aud has already created a
strong impression in the minds of mauy
that Ohio, Wisconsin and Michigan are
really doubtful states Not a few of the
Federal employees have come TO the Goa.
cIusion that Cleveland's election is
altogether probable. This growing feel
ing IN the Federal service ia interfering
seriously with the collection of campaign
money by the Republican finance commit
tee. The anti Blaine news coming from
vari0n5 states, instead of arousing Rspub
licaus in the civi! service and inducing
them to contribute literally, is, in reality.
causing apathy among them.
\ Lage ship Owner speaks out.
The Democratic national comittee re
oeiVsd the following dispatch from Don NJ.
Dickinson, the member OF the national
committee from Michigan
DETROIT Mich, Sept. 3 Captain John
the great lakes and one of the foremost
citizens and capitalists of the state, and
before the nomination Of Blaine always q
stsunch Republican and large contributor
to their campaign funds, refused their
application for subscription yesterday, and
sent me letter this morning covering .
liberal contribution and declaring for the
Democratic ticket. DON NJ. Dickinson.
iho Campaign assessment Question.
y ne" plan which has been devised for
obtaining campaign funds from govern
nenL clerks has come 10 light through 4
letter addressed by one of tho latter to
Mr. D0rman B. Eaton, of the United
states cigl service commission, to which
hE. Eaton has replied in an official letter,
The plan Is to request clerks to ioin a
| state association, the membership of which
is composed of employees aud officers in the
various departments, aud tho request is
! accompanied by statement tha! "upoa
| rScOmmeIdation OF the executive commit
tee ...... the association voted to amend
the constitution by making the dues for
membership s. for two years payable in
advance" Mr. Eaton's reply is adverse
| TO the plan proposed, as he considers th at
II comes within the limits of the civil ser,
| Y.c5 prob D.tOry enactment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08
Tue mOyENESr UElD.
\ German GIseti1g at Cleveland AGdgTss
py Governor Mueller,

\ German GIsetIag at Ilsvslsud AGdsCssst
Dy Governor Mueller.
The Independent German CLUB, which
has membership oil > 200, held a meeting
in Cleveland, Ohio, Saturday night, and
ratified the Democratic ticket, Ex Lieut..
Gov. Mueller, former Republican leader
made long address 10 which he sad :
Grover Cleveland will use his best en-
Geavors 70 bring nearer to conclusion the
solution OF the labor problem. HIS modest
resources prove that higher purposes in life
have guided him than the acquisition Of
riches, and Blaine is hero again Cleye
Iaut's opposite. Who ever has heard it
said Of Blaine that he has ever used Ouo of
his influential positions in public life in
THINKING OF or promoting the well being ol
the iaooring Masses that lie haG ever
utilized an opportunity or carried through
measure ia order to better the lot of the
| laboring and producing psop!e lie has
| better understood how 10 puuder them, as
| the JoOOiug business or his letters to Ny
| Dear Mr. Fisher " show.
Senator Blaipe's violent opposition to
| tie Thurman Anti monopoly blll aud his
vote against this just measure is enough "a
| brand hm as . tool m the hands Of guC
| Pacific ai.Eay muuOpoliss. Indeed, his
J Republican colleague. Senator Edmuuds
| publicly ch srgyd h,m m consequence Of this
cousso le ok O,. the Thurman bill witt
being the agent and attorney Ot Jay
| Gould,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08

THUS far the deficiency of Cashier HUI,
CT the National Bank of New Bcuaswiok,
Y j., who Committed suicide to escare
disgrace, aggregates 2235, 930,21, Of
which am0ult the dead official vas 70
spoosiblo ior 1896, 500 ,64 Suicide il be .
coming such popular method of
escaping the consequences Of Qlfi,ial NAL.
ieasLucr, that it might b9 well /, re es .
tablish tho Common law penalty for self
destruotioa, namely forfeiture Of estate
and yu-ial at q cross roads with a sake
driven through the heart.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08

The woful story OF iunumanity practised
on AL insane woman near New Holland, the
particulars o which are given 10 the local
columns, show the absolute inability Of
the relatives OF those demented to properly
care for the unfortunate creatures. To
keep them CUT OF those institutions spo-
ciilly prepared for their welfare, is 10
exercise outhose whose bodies nave sur
vived their m!nGs the most ref0ed species
OF cruelty
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08

IT is bard to account for some judicial
decisions. In desertion case in the local
court, the defendant husband acknow
lodged himself worth 900, 900 yet Judge
Patterson ordered that he pay only 81 a
~"s!s for the maintenance of his wife. BY
the same scale proportion desertipg
husband worth $1,000 might buy rm.
munjty al ths rate of 35 cents a week \
few DAYS previous q colored hod carri,r,
worth less than nothing, was ordered by
court 20 pay 50, so per week for the support
of his child!an.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-17
Notice to the Public,

Persons dealing with one Jos jackson.
near Centerville, are hereby notified that
he is not in my employ, nor is he in any
manner interested with me in mining or
any other kind of business. | am the sole
owner of the Golden Fleece and Golden
Star mines, near the quartz mill, about
one mile east of Centerville, and the said
Jos' phi Jackson and all persons, are here
by notified not to trespass on either of said
mines, as any one who shall do so will be
dealt with according to law
MARION F. WALDRON.
CENTERvILLE, July l, 1SS4-6m.
Title Abstract OF Deed
From Dryden McClintock, Sheriff to
Nj. f. Waldron, deciding all those certain
quartz lodes known as the Golden Fleece
and Golden Star mines, situated in Cen
terville mining district, Boise county, 7
T. -
Pate of deed March 2S, 1883, and recor
dcd March %, 1883, at O'Clock, A. NJ in
book 10, on pages 800, 400, 4O1 and 1o2
Deed records of Boise county, 1T.
Territory of Idaho,
County Of Boise
l do hereby certify that the foregoing is
true and correct abstract, as appears Of
record.
49, Witness my hand and seal of
ONCE, this 9th day of July, A.
Seal D. 1884. .,,,, a.
Auditor Boise Co., L IT.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-17

An attempt was made to ditch and
rob the Santa Fe passenger train near
Empora, Kan, recently. The rails
were unspiked but not removed, and
the train ran over safely, but freight
train which followed was ditched and
the fireman and engineer killed. A
Eolley was fred into the passenger
train by the robbers when they saw
sheir scheme had failed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-17
Weiser Items.

Statesman are throwing bucketful
after bucketful Of mud at the Nor
mons, and it all ends the same as the
explosion Of like amount OF air.
Kelly and Bacon well know that II
the Mormon vote could be secured
for their candidate any promise would
be made, and they would ride some
other hobby for cash as closely as
rs they now straddle the twin relic.
The editor of the Leader is no Nor
mon. but neither is he sustainer of
carpet baggers or ring rule, be 1t DEM
ocrat, republican, Mormon, mule or
prohibitionist. There is one thing
certain, and that is more by far than
Kelly or Bacon can truthfully say, we
unsolicited and are candidly support
ing Mr.. Haley as candidate for con-
gress believing him to be the man
best qualified for that position, and
knowing him to be thoroughly lden-
tilted with the interests of our terrific
ry and a pioneer. How much do you
get, Kelly, Bacon Il Co., for your
novel on Mormonism and defense OF
the carpet-b bag candidate?
The Sd inst. the Baker stage was
eIheld up" by one man, who demand
ed the express box he broke it open
with rock but found that the con-
tents were of no value to him. The
robbery took place between the Can
yass house and the ferry, and as soon
as the news reached here quite a num-
Der Of men started out after the high
wayman. A party was tracked to
Huntington, and last Sunday morning
Hans Madison and J. b. Glasscock
arrested Tom Ryan, and brought him
here by stage that evening. lie was
released the same evening on giving
bail in the sum of $400 On Monday
morning his examination was COM
menced before Justice Harris, which
has continued through the week up to
the time Of gong to press. An old
man was arrested but was released on
finding that he had no connection
with the affair.
Honestly John Haley is stock
holder in the Idaho and Oregon Land
Improvement company, and has been
since its organization. Vote for him,
We admirers of "Bob. BOISE Repub-
lean.
Possibly this is true, and we are not
at present prepared to dispute, though
we doubt it very much. But there Is
one thing we do know, and that is that
one 7. +. Singiser was one OF the in
oorporators of said company, and serv-
cd in the capacity of one of its direct
ors for the first three months of its
eXlstanee.
A. Jacobson moved his band of
about $500 head of Sheep from the
range below here to the hills near
Payette, recently. He informed us
that he would drive the greater part
of his herd east early in the spring.
The Baker City Jail was destroyed
by fire on the morning of the 1th inst,
containing an inmate Chas. S. Mayer.
He was arrested and placed in Jail
while drunk, and is supposed acct
dentally fred the same, thereby cost
ing him his life.
The telephone company will, as
soon as sufficient wire is received, we
understand, put up instruments in
every business house in town, and in
several residences, thereby con-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-17
Treasurer's Notice.

THE following warrants on the Coun.
ty General Fund will be paid on pre-
sentatiOn
Issued April 10, 1SS4-To John German
No. 141. So 90
Peter Larson 4" $50 5000
1884
April IL, No. I25 C. G. Havird $40 90
ON road fund.
s. G. SILSBY, Co. Treasurer
Sept. II, 1884.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-10-17
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

nal missions, Aversion to society, Dim
ness of Vision, Noises in the Head :;
he vital fluid pas sing unobserved in the urine,
and many other diseases that lead TIC insanity and
death. DIR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for Of this kind the vi
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pure injurious found in it, DR.. MfNT1E
treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation Free. Thorough exami-
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Price of Vital Resolutive, 81 SO a bottle Of four
times the quantity, $500; sent to any All ress up
receipt of price, c. o. D., secure n ON obser.
walton, and in private name if desired, Il,
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DR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH-
RETICUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
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$500.
DR.. MINTYE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA anu BILIOUS
cure in the market For sale by all dru gists.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
James S. Wright, ESQ.,,
n fNfis. 81 sreak a.
North Moray Chapel, thursday I've,
Sep.embef IN. a 7:30 O'clock.
N OSE WEEK

Next Monday, Sept :. MI settle. - far
A. Maine i concerned who i 10 be Presi-
deaf % the United states Cor the next four
years ant What policy shall prevail Tor
hat time UnasuA s.gnincance attaches
70 The vote o. Maine, his year. The Re
publican candidate for President u one OF
our citizens. and the whole c0untry r.
looking ~ ~ % see What We think % The
candidate. ant What eject bis candidacy
has upon our people. II MAlns gives .
good rousing Republican ms'ority, 10 vii
b regarded A. a good omen. n ~ fail
70 increase our lasi Repubiican vote. Il vii
cast q shadow over The national party.
Only one week remains Cor work. IL 10
necessary that every voter shoald be a. the
polls All absent voters should b. called
hone. and no Efforts should be spared 10
see that every voter casts bis ballot early
Ia he day. There should be no stay Al
homes. Ibis year n car voters are al
out We shall accomplish What Is expected
Of The party and The people Of Maine. All
oar people shouid take pride In the fact
that presidential candidate has been Sc
lected nom among our own people This
can best be Indicated By q vote for the
Republican ticket In September. No doubt
al understand this. and those who wish
70 see Mr.. Blaine IN the Presidential chair.
viii need no urging 10 vote the whole Re-
publican ticket 10 September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
OR COUNTY TICKET.

The Republicans Of oxford cOan,y pre- :
sent cs9n,y ticket wAieh can be heartily
supported By all those who wish for .
careful, economical administration OF the
Coanty affairs Most Of The genuemen
whose uames are presented are men who
have had experience In Official NE, and
whose past record Il sufficient guarantee
OF what they will 90 In the future. They
arr men % high moral principles. temper
ate. homes, snd sfieient We DO not be-
usye that The people Of oxford County will
-et them asits Cor ns~ and inexperienced
men. such a. are presented By The fusion
ticket Then let every man 20 early 10
The polls and vote q straight Republican
ticket. LAYING aside personal Prcjadioes. II
be has any. and give hearty endorsement
10 those men who have been 80 fsithfal 10
ne trust committed 10 their hands. oar
majority % iss2 should be largely To-
creased this wear. Il viii be 80 n every
nan does rs duty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
- ~ nINGIHY IR-

oar candidate for Congrcss, Hou. Mel
son D.nglsy ia. should have a roasing ma
lority IN oxford C0uuty. Mr.. Dinghy has
hithfally represented his District 10 the
House % Representatives. lie has made
a name Cor himself second 20 that % no
member from Maine. lie has attained 10
national cminence. 10 a rcmrkahly hiiei
tine. BY strict attention - bis duties A.
a Congressman. We believe that many
msu Who have formerly supported the OF
position ticket will Wish o. endorse Mr.
Diugieys active Interest m cur STAIRS ~
voting for bin next Monday. wewish b
caailon al such ths; they write bis name
A. u appears 10 this article. NELSON
DINGLEY JR n The ia. i omitted The
ballot MI no, BE- counted Il vii De-
throwing your vote away. All those Who
vots The straight Republican tlcke, vii BE-
supp,ed with ballots correctly printed.
vorE ne straight Republican ticket
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

OfTIcE 90 rmE sHEsiFs 90 OxFosD CoUSrl
sIAfk OF MAINE.

OFFICE 90 TMN ~uHslfF Of DkFOkD lou>It
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. 50 s-fsrls, Asxasi ron A. ID. lss<.
rI,Hi- IL % siss >otics, that 90 the tth dsy Of
III Aussst, a. q ls>t warrant ~ issoi.
vency was issued Oul u the Cour Of lnsJlNeoes
for ssid County OF oxford, axsina The eststs Of
ORA y. sules Of Nofssy, n sad County Of
oxford. aaIstged 90 b. an lnsoisent pettor. 90
petition Of salt Debtor, vhcn pstiton vss nici on
the fosh day Of Augast. A o. ls-t, o. ~hieh
lat namsi isls interesi a CLANS u 70 "
e,mpofeds nat the payment OF sny dsots
and the delivery All transfer " sny ptoYerit
belonslng v sai debtor, O. him OF foe he
use, and the delivery ani transfer Of snF prvP.
erty By hin are fabniiea ~ lsui That 70 mestn
Of me Creditors 90 ssd Debtor, 20 pro % thsls
Debts and chss-s oss OF more Assiusss OF hs
estsis, Will " he'd 81 C0un Of in.olfescl - be
holien 81 Probate Couu Rom 10 Pans. IN ssd
County, on The lin d.y OF sspi, A. 10. i-ci. a.
nine O'Clock In the forenoon
Iives nader az haaa lhs dele Ares above srii tea
ALBERT Y. BAssEf, Depsiy shsrd,
A Me.ssaxsf % tAs C0an of issoisuacF Toe tati
Gouafy "a Oxfofd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
linle nj Halue

ONToKD. is-suP Jut. Cert. MsfeA Tern
A u t-st
ADELINE nIsnEE. a. belfast. q rssis IN sad
County W EFuRAtM n. nt-nFii % - IN q
pies % flbsl Coz Divorce.
Ter hat ths IIbellant, Aisline :, H.sbcs. uifs %
fphrsin n y shes. respectfully hheis an sifes
tbs IoaofatIs C5uft % BE- infornsi thai she sss
a.nllIy mafriei % the sAf Eghsiu nistee +,
a. Canaan 10 ths : ats ~ Nsrmoni % Ne ssFen On
fay on FsbruarJ,s u. ia ,sni has hai ~ himione
chii sho q nOs htiax. "a tted nisoes thai
roar ibsliant sluce thflf iniermAUisse has 81
says bshavcf herself a. taithfal, chasis ani
nat "a al kphrsim hisbes. Wholly regard.
isss OF 81. auty ga Husband, tsihsf, Ani Eoo.i
oHfea. dd on ihs lea dsy % ApfN A II. w.
commit the eftne % f0fgcff, 10 salf touutf %
Osfofd, and sss arrcstei snd commitief 20 the
all IN fafis IN The County % OkfJri iof TIC sane
snd that snsf ssrds 20 81 On ne tseniie.ih
dsy OF AuEast fBlosing, sAf hsht escapei'
roa sad AL, ani that snefrHi., " 80. Al NE
Neptsmbsf tern ~ oar ~uprsns JuticiAl Curt
tor Inc Couuiy Of oxford. A n. ls-7. an iadisi
meet We fouui ~ ne Grsni lul1sii % SAD
County against the saii hisose ilr me crime ~
Forssry and stlil remains apoa ne Do act % oar
saLi Cosui hat ssid nisbes escspei and ned
bsyond the iImits Of this stats 20 parts unkno-n
10 your Ilbsiant slthouxh shs has sso'i ressonaf
bic tuiEence q asosrtsn ne sane nat tin - me
year Isl he has no. fufuishef sny means o. sup
deserted her. wherefore psr Lttstiant Prvs "
this Honorable Coat N al ne bonds 81 maifimo.
o. msy ~ dissolved betseeu hefself snf ne san
spHAlm Il bl'Dss. ahi sni ever gsss
LlbsI inserted 10 Writ, siismaan too. VIA
dsied March llth, A u lssi. ksiurnabis 70
March T.. A. ID. l.sl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02

o,rtcs OF T,tF snEniFr o. OtToHD Co.'s
srATE on MAINE.

O,Vtcf on r,ss suEniYr o. OtFoHD CoUNrr
srATl Of MAINE.
OXFORD. - August oh. A d. i~I
ru,ufs Il " gi,. nogIos that 90 the thlrteih DAY
Of August A. q. l~t, Wareni IN Ia
solvency cas- isucd oct % ne tourt 81 insolseu
~ fof sad 0ounty OF Otiord, sfsiesf The esats
u prssk A. mayer u fsris, n ed County, 10
diuausu III asd a. q msuhsf Of he Copsrtner.hig
81 The seufh pars funftufs Company, aiIsdsef
10 u a. lnsolyent Debtor, % pstition % sslf
Debtor, 90 aforessli. vhich pctitiou vas sled on
ths 11th dsy Of AuEust. a. %. ~. 70 shich at
rsrnsf iste interest on claims 10 70 - oomputet
that The payment Of sny dstts and Ne eeftery
snf trsnsfsr Of anv property heionsinF " fsli
debtor. 10 him or iof be sse. Ani NE dlsefr .nd
trsns fsr ~ sny property ~ him az forbidfen
~ ax Thsis nssuns 81 ths Cre.iitofs % SAL
nsttof 70 Rove Their defta and choose one o.
n ore Assigr~es Of his estate. vil 10 he'll al
Coart of lusolvcoey, " be Loiien Of fris 10 saii
Coaniy. on The i'm Ia, u septsmStr u. 10, 81
q ne oAeiock In the forenoon.
s.lvsn usasr M hand the date srst above writ.
Ven. AUSTIN r. srkARss. Depsiy sheriff.
a. Messenger of ne Cost % la-oivessy. for
salf 4 outy % Okfort
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-02
srATE OF MAINE


ONtOkD. -.
Aususf -. A. Dtsst
ApsiIsH :. nlsnEs, Libeiissi, ". kfhHai~ r.
HisnEt
Ard uow u appearing o. the Court that The sad
Itbelse 10 not an iohsbltant OF THIS state and
has 40 tsnant agent o. attorneT theiela, All That
hs haf 90 notice Of the psndency Of this libel.
IL h ofdsre'i ~ tue C0urt ihst the s.ii L.osi,
lsng notify the Ilbeles of the pentsncy hereof
81 osusiss ooey Of this hbsl ~i.h me ofisf Of
Court thereon, 10 b published three weeks sue
csssfvely la me Oxfofd Dsm0cfat. PAPER pfint
Ell in Paris. 10 said County, The nrst pabiicauOn
20 be twenty days Al least befofe NE nez ffm %
sad Court 10 ~ holden a PARIS Aforesaid, on the
thlri Tuesdsy OF septemDef ssk I, Aai the pspsr
elntainl the hrst publcatioa % be NAILED 70
Libsles 81 his last knosa place Of lesitenee, W
The end that the saii Libelles may then asd there
appear a. ssid Court and shos o~nse " sny nc
ha., xhy the psysr u sali Libe llsnt sheald not
% grsniei. t>oSh fosihh.
Jusiice % the suprems Judie,al Court
true copy 81 The Libei and Order 81 Court
Attest ALBEkr =. AUSTIN. Ciert.
THos. BKiDeHAs, Buetash' Attorney sor IL
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