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A Curious African Plant.

Now that there is such desire to ac-
quire plants which contrast strangely
with the ordinary types in foliage or
form, it may please many readers to
make the acquaintance of tho Welwit-
scl'ia Mirabilis.
This plant is one of the most ex-
traordinary found on the globe. It's
stalk attains the diameter of large
tree trunk, four feet or even more, but
never rises more than q foct fr m the
ground. You would take it for the
stump of felled tree, or an enormous
fungus. From this stalk extend two
leaves, which last as long as the plant,
often century, and acquire an i'm
mense size, occasionally six feet long
by two wide. They are green. leathery,
and by constant Tapping in the wind,
split at the end into thongs. The top
Of the stalk hollows in and is marked
by Q series of concentric circles. From
this, especially along the outer edge,
spring out branched flower stalks,
bearing bright red buds, which finally
become cones two inches long by one
in diameter. This plant belongs to the
Confer family, genus Guetum It was
discovered on the west coast of Africa,
near Cape Negro, by DR.. Welwitschia,
who gave it his name. The negroes
call it the Toumbo.
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The MignOnette..

It has only been a few years since
We knew only the small, unpretentious
mignorette, attractive in appearance &C
only rs seen through the microscope.
and then it magnities into great beauty.
Now We have varieties bearing large
and handsome spikes of bloom. Cars
nell's Perfection is large-fowefsd ard
Eyramilical il, growth, SAID, to- be the
b, st of all. Then there is, AIilas' New
Hybrid, dwarf ao,t, brarchy. with
SPIKES from eight to fourteen iaahes m
length, very fragrant. Parsons New
White, Garaway's White Crimson, ard
the latestnoyelty, Golden, Queen. which
can recommend for it's, beatty and
sweetness.
Micuonette derives its name Swar the
French, and means little darling. It's
language is very appropriate Yenr
qualities surpass Your charms" It
or:ginatet: in Egypt an1 North Africa,
where 1t grows, by training, into tree
shape. \ French writer s.ta5tas that
she has seen them US old :s, fifteen
years, and even double that Mary E.
Dodge thas praises it:
Th 5 fragrant bloom of garden birth
l.. m g.eSI. yet IC:suasiya---
BE Il. 81 the sweet it sa!,S from earth
Il, fHilnCSS is j. as We
In trueSt mea 'uts of my love;
OF all thc overs I've met:
Cne herb damour-patitc in girth,
Delicious Mignonette!
-Ticks Monthly.
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SPECIAL AeSDUNCEMENT.-A large pro.
portion OF the readers of the ThiJwsaay
Sentinel are farmers many of whom dcsir,
i great deal more of farm literature tha,
We are able to give in our limited space
10 accommodate all such we have mad
arrangements with the publishers OF til
'mericam Farsey to give it as a preninn
tor one year to every subscriber OF tn
lhibodaur Sess;sel who pays his subscrir
ti"ii in advance. The american Farsx.S i.
large Is page paper. published at For1
Wayne. Ind. the subscription price %
which is S1.Oo per year. Every planter i,
Lafourche pa2ish should avail himself o
his magnificent offer.
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SIR JOHN LUBBOCK has taught his
dog to read, French savaat IS trying
the same experiment with his cockatoo,
al American reptile collector has q
namb, of lizards whom he instructs
in music, a German Professor taught a
crane to do everything but talk, Bos-
ton lady is giving higher education to
number of spiders caught and tanned
by herself, ana physiologists and vivi-
sectionists purpose the training of two
or three generations of dogs in order
to make their descendants produce ar
ticulate sounds. What will the next
thing be? Presumably this: The ed
ucated animals will adopt the manners
of the human race and its manifold re-
quirements, and new branches of in
dustry will spring up-a blessing to
man and beast.
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La, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1884
A Beautiful Lesson.

Two friends were walking togethe,
beside o picturesque mill stream,
While they walked they talked of NOR.
tai life, its meaning, and its end; and,
as Is almost inevitable with such themes,
the current of their thoughts gradually
lost its cheerful flow. This is a mis-
cradle world" said one; "the black
shroud of sorrow overhangs everything
here"
Not so, replied the other; sorrow
is not shroud. It is only the covering
hope wraps about her when she sleeps. "
just then they entered an oak grove.
1t was early spring. and the trees were
bare, but last years leaves lay thick as
snow drifts upon the ground.
"The liverwort grows here, one of
our earliest flowers, I think" said the
last speaker. "There, push. sway the
leaves, and you will tina it. How beau
tiful. with its delicate shades Of pink.
and purple, and green, lying against
the bare roots of the oak trees! But
look deeper, or you will not tnd the
flowers. They are under the dead
leaves"
"Now I have learned lesson that I
shall not forget" said he, friend.
This seems to Inc q ba1 world, and
there is no denying that there are bad
things jill it. To sweeping glance it
Will seem barren and desolate, but not
one buried germ OF LIE anst beauty is
lost to the Allseeing Eye. !, having
The weakness of human vision. ncust
believe where / cannot see. Hence
forth, when I am TEMPTED to complain
'nSs and despair on account of the evil
around me, will say to myself, Lcok
deeper, look under the dead leaves,
md you will find flowers.-x.- S. 4y-
'huT.
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th.H 'EHaiasx'I, BAYS TRIAL.

The NoLArAIC BELT Co., Marshall. Mich
vii send DIR. DYES tEiEBRArEp ELECTRO
saLTA:C BELTS AND ELECTRIC ApP,lANCEs
- trial for thirty days to men [young or
'ldJ VII" are aMcted with nervous debil-
ty. lost vitality aud kindred troubles. guar
'"teeing speedy and complete restoration of
.rait' and manly vi.or. Address as above
E.-No risk IS incurred. as thirty days
trial is allowed.
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"How DO you extract the cube root 2"
asked the school teacher of the son of a
dentist. who had been assisting his
father. Extract the cube root? Just
trot out your cubic tooth, and I'll ex-
tract the root in three shakes OF .
sheep's tail. ."-Teras SJttngs.
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"IF YOU lay down on board will
you not have soft bed!" asked the
Joker of his wife. To which sne un-
hesitatingly replied: "Of course it will
be soft if you lay down on it." She
was used to him.
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4 EA IA EFN ~ Send six cent ss-fD, p. 6
3 kE AZ HiM 81 tage, and receive free, =
!: ED ak b. al costly box of goods
Z Hs which will help Jon t.
4 b ~ |. III 81 make more money r.h

else in this wesia. All of either sex, sS,t.t.cr,
from first hOar. The broad road to tortnn.
opens before the workers, absolutely sure
At once address, TRUE Il Co., Augusta. NJ.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
IL. HstFEHsAVs.
neeaaer rn

nHeAae. ils
EEESl"CRE. Hardware, Paint
'Mi"w glass, Wallpaper, Lime
Faster. Cement. reta!lic. rose wood.
ATTIC" black walnut Collins. also 9
'"nls mace I" order. Sc, d."
liz connection with A. !! HOFFMAN,.
Net Maker and Repaircr of all kinds of r,
iiar: .a!aln Street,
i..n76 ly Ret. jaclsuna and 81
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-30

The meeting of the commissioners
1t Fargo was we'll attended and result.
ID in quite u list of sensible recon-.
:nendations in regard to improving
The laws of our Territory, including
the following: That the probate judge
have jurisdiction in civil cases of
81, 600 or less; that the present drain.
,ge law he improved so as to be
more easily operative; that the revc.
ruc laws be overllauled and the town.
ship treasurer plan he adopted; that
the grantor and grantee system be
adopted in keeping records, and all
warranty deeds be required to pass
through the hands of the auditor
he certified as to payment of taxes;
that the register of deeds and county
treasurer be paid salaries instead of
fees and percentage; that the salary
If the county auditor lie increased 25
per cent; that the care of the poor he
left to the townships.and that Terri.
torial auditor be appointed to inspect
The financial record of each county
,emi.annually. These recommends
lions are most if not all of them sound,
necessary and demanded by the peo-
N1p
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On Tuesday next the Republican
party by its duly authorized rcpresen.
tatives will meet mt Chicago to organize
its forces, proclaim its principles and
name its standard bearer. 1t is to he
hopcd that the action of these repre-.
,cptatiyes will he such as to unite the
party and thus ensure u victory, which
nothing need prevent but the fatal
of all overly eager partizan
,pirit within the ranks.
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First publication May 10th.


By virtue of an execution. issued out Of aud
under the Seal Of the District Court in and for the
County If Pembiua and Territory of Dakota. upon
u Judgment rende, ed and dccketed In the said
court, on the 18th day Of March AID. 1884, in an
action wherein William Deeripg, Plaintiff, and
George Miller, Defendant, In favor OF the raid
Plaintiff and againrt the said Defendant, for the
sum Of Two Hundred and Seventy-Six and
eventy-Hve-hundredth Dollars. which execution
WAS directed and delivered to me as Sheriff In and
for the said County Of lembina I did ON the l6ah
day Of March a. ID. 1874, levy upGn all the right
title and interest OF the said Defendant Geo Miller
in and b, tile following described Real E4tate TO-
wit, the northeast quarter (NEH) Of eection
numbered Twelve Hec. u. lin township numbered
one hundred and stxtyihree Town 1867 range
humble. ffty.six q 66,) In the County OF Pembina,
Territory Of DakOta.
az Sheriff o. aforesaid, will sell the above
described reNA property " the highest bidder loy
cash, at public auction at the front door of the
court Houte, In the Town of Pembina, Ia tie
County nt Pembins and Territory Of Dakota, ON
Saturday the 2l.t day Of June A. D. 1854, st3
O'Clock Pm, that day. tn ratisfy the sad execu.
ton. together with the interest and COST hsrsoa
Dated this l5shday Of May A. D. 1854. s7
Sheriff OF Pembfna Count Dakota Ter.
|GAyyNEY s KNEssHAw. ~ !. &c. RnAsEa, 50.
~; 80 Attotrfyl, So eDGlSSf
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The initial number of the Bismarck
Weekly Journal las come tn hand.
being launched hy ono of Dakota $
most successful journalists, Col. c. a.
Lounsberry. Tie new paper starts in
he race with Il firm and elastic tread
which gives promise of u bright and
vigorous career. The editor says that
.,nder 10 circumstances will the Jour.
nal descend to personal attack. We
suppose that he has considered what
hat promise means.
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length Of time. the board proceeded in
accordance with the session laws of 1888.
to appoint the following committee to
examine the said route: ]. D. Wallace,
Chas. Mcleod, VIM. jackson aud J. J..
Hurley. Said committee to meet at Wal.
l,alls Tuesday, June 3rd, 1884.
Board adjourned until Ga. IN. Wednes.
day, May 2Sth, 1884.
Ito be continued next weekly
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L"3iu oMce, Grnnd Forks, Nay Il, 1Ra4.
settler has iilednotice Of his inteltisnt q mnIs
iEal proof III support Of LII. claim, and that suiI
public ut Walhalla. OH July sth, icSI, VIZ:
Henry Kolette,
los the Inf Sc or, rec :. IL hf sw or, rec J. In I63
r5'. lie names the f,llowing witnesses 10 rroys
~. continuous 2, TIM, residence upon and cul,vatnn
=, san mnn, w: Geriel Frederick Chas. Grant,
county. >-'"'''''
And you, Lafayette Walker, who on the Third
any 81 April lss4 filed Home. tes, No. si.tl on TIL.
III se 9r. n hfsw or. see !, tp if3, r5s are here
~ Notified :, show cause at this office IN or he.
Lire July 9Th. 1881, i!any there bewliy said i4nr
itoiette should not be allowed to make proof and
payment for tnid tract f'N' """
FLY BIC, TIFFANY Rep;etar
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The fool.killer is very neglcctful of
his business or he would have got in
his work on Ferdinand Ward be.
fore the latter got in Jail; and Ward
was as big Il knave as he was q fool.
By the way, is it not q common mis-.
take to suppose that these two qualiti.
cations are not often found in the one
uprsOn2
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SUMMONS.


TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, I DISTRICT COURT
County Of Pembiua. Esd Judicial District
Plano Manufacturing Company nm 1nc,,po,at.
Cd company plaintiff, against John c. Kennedy,
PENDANT. We
You, John c. Kennedy are hereby summoned
and required to answer he e9mpailt above
eMttsa acton; which was filed with the clerk OF
serve copy Of your answer +, the raid com pinnt
On the subscribers, Ut their Office in the town Of
fsmoina, IN the county cf Pembina and Territory
tht. sumincns upon you, exclusive OF the duy Of
such service; and il you iail to answer said com.
paint within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this case will take judgmen: against you f,r the
sum OF One Hundred and Eighty Doliars and in.
terest on the same from August 18th, 1857 be.
sides costs und disbursements,
Dated, March 18th, 1854. '
GAfFSEY & kNEEsuAw,
4o-aS Plaintiffs attorneys Pembina, ID. T,
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRO-
CEEDIN0H.

Auditors Office, May, &c, 1884.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, +. G. Myrick, j. d. Wallace and
the county auditor.
On motion board adjourned until
Tuesday, May q, ut Q, Pm.
TUESDAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, L. Z. Myrick, ]. b. Wallace,
Vim. jackson, Cl,as. Mcleod and the
yoInty auditor.
On motion it was resolved that the
petition Of L. Bergman and others Of
Thingvalla he accepted, praying that
an appropriation be made towards
building bridge acrcss the Park river
on section line running between section
Is and is, twp $50, range IS, equal to
,nc-llulf the cost Of the bridge, providing
the apportionment does not exceed 500.
The following townships were granted
tie use of the grader in the order named:
Cavileer, 2 weeks from June LIST; Carl
isle weeks from June 18th; Pembina,
weeks from June Both; Neche, 2 weeks
from July Is.
The following bills were allowed.
II. Thorlakson, bill $S7 80; amount
authorized by board and allow'd s62 so
". A. Wallace, fitting up desk for
clerk of court. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is SO
Verbal information having been laid
'efore the board of disease, commonly
snown as CHAMBERS, prevailing to some
extent in Pembina county, the board re-
quests that al veterinary surgeons in
he ccuntv..use every means in their
,ower towards enforcing the law as laid
Town in Chap. IS, Session Laws. 1883.
Board adjourned until 2 r. M.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, L. e. Myrick, id. Wallace, Vim.
jackson, e. Mcleod and county auditor.
It was resolved that the balance of
amount appropriated in 1882 for bridge
over Tongue river near Butl,gate be paid.
The following bills were allowed:
J. Baptie, balance Of appropriation
in 1882 20 90
|. i. ierxa, goods for county poor
Rondeau. PrcstEer and Big Mary
from january till March. and sup
plies for county jail. 81 80
Fargo Argus, books and blanks...... 81 90
w. A. Wallace, repairing table in
register of deeds otfice..... ......... eco
Gatfney q Kneeslaw, rent Of house
for Mrs. Prcstncr, from Nov. 81,
1883 till April I'd, lSs4................. % 60
}. b. Chase, county poor, Ms.Gou.
cilacu.. S OG
.'loneer Press, personal property,
assessors blanks, $50; 500 witness
certificates, for clerk ftlle court,
$3.50; 500 jurors certificates for
clerk Of the cou,t, $3.50; l recep-
ton book, sl2; 800 lists, taxable
property. $3.50. Total. 81 81
A petition from st. Thomas WAS pre-
-en,ed, asking for aid in building two
bridges. and $3.50 was granted on the con
dition that the township were to bull,
bridges not costing less than 500.
A petition to divide Loan, Beaulie,
and Humlnel townships was laid owe
until the regular July meeting.
The county auditor was instructed I,
have desk made for the register O
deeds office.
The petition Of P. Burke and seventy
two others, asking that the of old Turtl,
mountain trail from the south end of th
Walhalla bridge, 10 western boundary Q
Pembina county be declared a count,
road. Being satisfied that the 'teqnisit
l.2ticcs led lUen postsd tho neumtr1
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Land Office. Grand rorkp, DIT. Nav q. 1,s4.

Land Office. Grand Forkp. Dr.. May 81, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the followiug.ran,ed
settler has filed notice Of his intention IL male
final proof IN support of his claim aid that said
prof will be made before !. Henry Abrams,
n,ta:y public ~ PenGina: DIT, on July 9Th, 1854,
HE 5'5i, for the sw Ir. sec 20. tip lG2, r5l,
lie Manner the lowing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Jos. Duelell. Felix Dueuell. f.
Iariseau and l.. Pariseaii, all of toilette, u. Il.
II. X. vAHGIiN, Is. C. TIFFANY RECEIVER
Attorney. 44Iy
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Land once Grand rorks. 5. a, Nav Oh Z

Land Once Grand Forks. b. 4, Nay 9TH 1874. &
Notice y hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has filed notice ht intention TO make
final proof In support of his claim and that said
proof Will DO made before Robert vweedlie. clerk
Of the district court at Pembira. on June ssth.
lSe!, via: Alexis Dufault for the hi ne ar, End
n hi Sc or, rec IL, Z ls3, rI2. @
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of said
land. viz Lonis Rolette. Iaptlrte Iafrance, II.
Goeselin, Baptiste Maitinenn. all of Pembina, d.
III. 4l.!G ----l- IL C. TIFFANY. Reriater.
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Land Office. Grand Forl. Nav ., ,sc

Lahu Olhce, GRIND Forks, May q, 1854.
n tice is he:eby given that the followil,y.named
settler has filed ntice Of his ntenti N to male
final prncf III support of his claim, ard tlut eaisl
prof will be made befn,e Henry 4. Mnyo. notary
Charles ID: upl,enia,
for the Inf sw ar rec H. hf Ne or, sec Il, to 1872
81. Henames the + flowing Witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Jcs. Lougie ind John vantisll, all Of pemLinu
Gnunty.
Ard you, John A. suartl. who on tile 18th da,
Os April. 1854. filed d. s. No. $50 on the If All
Or. sec IL, Inf sc or, sec n. fp i63 81 are here
By notified +, show caure at this office ON or be-
fore Iuly 10Th. 49, ii any there be, why sait
Char. Douphenia should not be allowed to make
proof and Eaynentior said tract.
lily Is G. TIFFANY Regfster
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Land ONCE. Grand FORKS, May 6, 1884

Notice ID hereby given that tile fnllowin8.pam.
ed settler has filed notice of his Intention n make
lnal rrnnfin support Of his claim. and that eaid
Public at Walballa, D.T.. on July ., 1854, Viz:
William Cooke,
ior the " NJ ne qr, NV qr seqr, ne Or sw Or, &c.
y. tp 1G2, r 81. 7TiTs
lie names the following witnerses to prove hi
c"ntinutus residence upon aud cultivation Of,
raid land, viz: Peter W. Graves. Daniel Brown,
Gev. Hudson aud Thos Mountain.
4sH b.. TIFFANY, Register.
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SIMMONS.

TERRITORY OF DANorA,l DISTRICT COURT.
County OF Pembina Third Judicial District.
Geo. McTayisi and James Webb, cp-l,ar. rers az
Whyte, Defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting to the
above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned aud required to
answer ne complaint OF tile plaintiff, which was
filed with the Clerk of the District Court tits ,stf
day Of March, 1884, and TO serve a copy Of your
ans%sr upon the subscriber at ticir office in
len f,l rsmbina County D. T., Within thirty
exclusive of the day Of ruch service, and il You
isl to answer this complaint within that time lie
p,s,hti Will take judgment against you for the
Interest thereon from March IL, issi, besiIes the
costs of this action. s'S
Dated lemhina, u. this II day Of March, 1884,
.. MEGoUIER Il MCINTYRE,
42H Plaintiffs Attorueys.
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Land ONCE. Grand Forks, Dak.. Apri, ". lss4.
Notice H. hereby given that the follow ing-named
settler has iiled Iotice of his intention 10 make
fltnl proof in support OF his claim. and hat said
;'rooi wiii I've made before Henry a. Mayo. notary
public vt Walhalln, u. T.. on June 8, 1884, viz:
Josiah Strong,
Er tile re or, sec &. tp l6a, r &c.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
snid land viz: John Mckinnon, d maid McKin.
non. wellington Stewart aud Delbert Wright ali
OF Pembin1 c,ul.ty u. I. Il. &. TIFFANY.
i-s5 Register.
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SUaislONx.

SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF DAKorA,l DISTRICT COURT.
County Of pembira. Third Judicial Ui.s,i.,.
Dr. Albert sanderson Plaintiff, VIZ llama Bristol
Defendant. '-''o
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting to the
above named defendant,
lou are hereby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint If the plaintiff, which was
day OF April, 1881, and :, serve a copy of ye,ir
answer upon the subscribers at their ca in ieln
Dina. pembina County, DIT. within tllity days
AFTER the service OF this Summons on You, excl,.
sve Oh te day of vice, and ifyOu tail 10 answer
this complaint within that time the plaintiff " iii
take Judgment againt sou for the rum of One
unndred D.l!a,s. With interest thereon firm IN.
cent per annun. besides the costs of this action.
Dated Pembina D. T.. this 18Th day o. March 1889
MEGQuIER & Mc!NTYEE,
4z-H Plaintiffs AZ. .rNeys.
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TERRITORY OF DAKorA.l DISTRICT COURT,
County Of Pemblna. Third Judicial District.
The Pitts Agricultural Works plaintih against
JcnnC; Kennedy aud Hugh Kennedy, defendants.
defendants.
You John G. Kennedy and Hugh Kennedy are
hereby summoned and requested to answer, the
ed with the clerk of said court, on the 18th DIV
OF May, 1Ssl, aud TO serve a copy OF your an.wer
u the said complaint on the subscribers, at their
once In the town OF Pembinu, In the county OF
fembinn. and Territory aforesaid, within thirty
days after the service OF this summons upon YOU,
exclusive oil the day of such re, vice; and If You
ial to answer the raid complaint within the time
aioresaid the plaintiff in this case " i'll take j,ig.
aud Ten Dollars and interest on Five Hundred AID
sixty Dollars from September 3d. 1856: to date be
sides c,ets and disbursements.
Dated May llth, 1854.
GAFFSEY Is KSl:EsHAw,
+s-io Plaintiffs Atto.ueys