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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-05

A number OF hares one duy waitei up
on an old fox and appealed to him 10 lead
different life, the boss hare adding 10
the appeal with
We not only feel kindly towards you.
but will cheerfully aid you in any possi-
BILE manner TO reform.
Ny friends, says the fox, ~ great tears
rolled down his cheeks. your kind words
beat both the bowers and the joker. and
are so deeply appreciated that will take
you at your word You can best aid
me just now by furnishing mo = break
fast.
Thereupon he made = rush aud Knocked
over two OF the largest and latest and pro
ceeded TO devour Hiem.
MORAL: When yog want to reform .
tramp, do 1t through the mail or tele-
phone.
Granger from Swan ptown) shy. does
this ere paper o yourp so oil over tho
town?
Editor - Yes, sin Our paper has the lar.
gest circulation OF any 10 tile city. IL there
anything can do for your
Wall, you might jest put this 'cre Doiis
10 yer l'sper:
Josiah Hopkins farm At Swsmptown
has been declared a nnissuce. NJ cholers
germs have been developing Ia great
strength during the winter"
Now how much will that thing cost.
One dollar. Bot why do you wish 10
advertise your place 10 that MANNER
just this; My sife's sister has written
us letter saying tbat the family 10 .
comm up u psnd the summer 30 nis-
or, here's yer dollar, and stick that ere
notis at the top Of the column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-05
cHIclro, mock ISLAND 1 PACIFIC RAILWAY

cnIclco, ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC RAILWAY
N Reason ., \. esas..i rs.i,sr and f,ess r,l..e. 70
n.lasl points roassltsies the moot Important mid.
e~n,insntsi hns IN that st.esr " hrsesh tSen.par
h@t.esa riiies "a The Atlantic And parinc Coasts II
also the fAsefte and iest route To ssd ffen points
loisi. ws.I sersAssst ssa sss,lssrt
The Great Rock Island Route
~ ssssssl 4, : seisa' ds.esshly ssilsstsa ss.G
b~3 tfsrks of sfeea fsl szbstsn.
VAT, ssa .s',ssss 80 ss,hs.s sel.as ,se,s - sssr
spsiiAbess ~ pssest harsss tstfoffns abs srbfste
ssa thsi esseiing dssipiiae rheh governs he prNe
this rsets frsnsfers AZ Al connecting Jsnb N
thtan b~rgtft and ihe nnsufFsssed ccfnfofts kpd
aaarcs " in Fsssrnsrs haarsnenn
pm. ~ y fsEs ss Tss. ssrs. ssss "a
tIsssa % ia , s sssss s.ssssas % issss faii,s.s ist.
Carr is .hirh deliberately ealea sassl. arr ssssifeIy
ss,eE asts.e rhleaso and Isnsas ttIs Hsa A,ehlsea
sIs aise rua tas c.isessi%s iesilaisg Chair esrs
The Famous Albert lea Route
4 As diF.ct aed fsyg,tis line hsiv@en chicasa snd
n nteA n~pess ~ ~ roants Ia the Tsrrsteftss ani
hsytsA ffasfnrss n,rf this fpats Pest frrrsss
rrs,a. - - e ~ ..,sr,as ,ya..s.. sssss, =
ss4nnss ~ issA and nnne.gta Il 10 klso Ihs nsst
ass,rst.s ,s ~. ,sch wheat nsss and p~sieFsi
s,lii sss,ass % biaGr sft slsg. Vi. ss..r. ..a Kan
hsk~s h.s hren orsnae betsssn rfhzsnrssf inctsa.
s..,s s.s L.s.f .,'. s.a s..s.a Iu.s s.s.s. ,lss.
tst estsia~s tsfamssscs Mars ara telaess,
s.s.ssAas ~ sgii ssrssts - AZ Issn 1ia r,sts
Gfs~<fnx
q. =. cAstr. g.sr. JOHN,
ffrss a ssa1n'fI 1sn1rksA lass Agt
CyIrEAr9cD
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-11-28
KANSAS QUARTER CENTENN1aL.

L.
The surviving members of the Wyan.
dotte constitutional convention, at their
meeting held at Wyandotte July 9th,
1854, adopted a resolution contemplating
a general meeting of the people OF Kan
sas, to be held at the capital of the state
on the 10Th of January, 1886, to celebrate
the quarter centennial Of the admission
of Kansas into the union If states. A
committee was appointed, consisting Of
Hon. J. c. Burnett. Major B. F. Simpson
and Col. John A. Martin, to invite the
cooperation of the State Historical soci-
ETY. in making preparation for the same.
The committee has appointed meeting
to be held in the rooms of the State His
torical society, at the capitol, next Tues.
day evening, the oath instant, at 7:SG
o'clock, to take steps towards pre- para
tons for the celebration. Surviving
members of the constitutional conven-
ton and the officers Ct the State Histor-
lcal society, and others interested, are
invited to attend and take part in the
preparations.
The act of congress admitting Kansas
into the union, became law on the 10Th
of January, 1861, by the approval of
President Buchanan. The lapse of a
quarter of a century in the existence of
the state makes it exceedingly appro-
pirate that the approaching anniversary
should be fttingly noticed by the
people. The preparations should con-
template proceedings calculated to draw
together attendance from all portions of
the state. The legislature will probably
be in session at the time. and it will not
be difficult to secure one of the largest
winter gatherings ever held in Kansas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-11-28
THE wILLIAmsrowN MURDEs.

The brothers, George and Morgan
Cockrell, were engaged in building {
stone fence for David Tenny, farmer
and Monday became dissatisfied with
the manner in which each was doing hi
work. A quarrel arose between them
and ecuffle epsued resulting in George
although being the smallest man, getting
his brother down in such a
position as to hold him there
until the latter promised not to create
iurtber disturbance if he was released.
The promise was taken in good faith by
George and he dropped all hold on his
brother, permitting him to arise to his
feet. Fatal act! No sooner had Morgan
been released than he grabbed gun
from the hands of Mr.. Hallet White and
emptied the contents of both barrels
simultaneously into the body of his
brother, causing death almost instantly,
the victim only saying Il am shot?
The murderer then ran to his house,
and after chasing his family out Of doors
proceeded on run to the residence Of
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Ryer Carton.
Here his actions were 60 wild that he
was overpowered and tied hand and foot
to prevent his escape. Ascertaining the
facts of the tragedy, Mr.. Carton sent for
the sheriff at Oskaloosa, who arrived
in few hours and took charge of the
prisoner, conveying him to Oskaloosa
where he is now confined in jail. The
funeral of the murdered man took place
Tuesday, and was attended by nearly ev-
erybody in the neighborhood, he being
highly respected by all.
The ex itement aroused in the neigh
borhood is still intense, but no violence
is anticipated, the people desiring to let
the law take it's course.
At the time the murder occurred two
farmers in the vicinity who were out on
a days hunt were present, and will ap-
pear as witnesses in court against tie
prisoner, assuring his conviction.
The disposition of the murderer is of
such nature that about five years ago
he attempted his fathers life, with whom
he was dispnting at the time. 1t is re-
ported that the family are relatives of
Senator Cockrell, member of the United
Statpa sansta from Missouri
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the better for the national health and
the national purse. Yours faithfully.
WILLIAM TRBB.
P. ST. have just learned from Dr..
Walz, state councillor, Frankfort. the
details of q terrible disaster, due to yacci
nation, in the Isle of Rugen, North Ger
many, which has created q profound
sensation. Upwards of 800 children and
adults, operated upon by the public vac
cinator, have been infected with a dis
gushing eruptive disease affecting the
constitution. An official inquiry has
been ordered by the Prusaian govern
ment. and all the public schools have
been closed. The vaccine lymph was
obtained from the Royal central Vaccine
Institution, Stettin.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-11-28

I'm Boston movement has been or
ganized for the enrolment of the Ro-
man Catholic women under the school
suffrage act, Ito counteract the move
ments of the bigoted men and strong
minded protestant women"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-11-28

Have used Tongaline In facial neural
gis, neuralgia of the heart, and chronic
rheumatism; secured relief In each case,
and also in one most obstinate case,
where other remedies failed.
o. B. Petiiohn, n. d. indianapolis Ind.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-11-28

Sleep"
A TOWN IN THE DISTANCE.
As we pursued our journey, one hold
ing a compass and driving the team, and
the other counting the revolutions OF
the wagon wheel to compute distances,
(there we're two of us, our eyes caught
the glimpse of objects in the distance, but
what they were We could not discern.
As distance between us lessened, we dis
covered two fine carriages, and to our
surprise We were hailed by name, and
found they contained three gentlemen,
Mesers. Gerard, of Indiana, Campbell
and vallandigham, of Harper, the latter
a Methodist minister, and with them
were five ladies, Misses Mary Campbell
and Laura Rodman, of Pennsylvania, and
Jude and Belle Graham, of Michigan,
and Mrs. Stokes, of Syracuse, Kansas.
They were out locating claims. They
started wells IA foot deep for pre-emp-
tons and selected their timber claims,
and we promised to witness that they
were land owners, if not house-holders-
independent sovereign squatters." Just
before we left the cattle trail, we stopped
at "forest" where roundup" had oc-
Cured, and loaded our wagon to the
brim with fuel which Coronado's ex-
plorers called the bois de reche, and with
this queer but useful load, We fell in the
line of the fine carriages and beautiful
ladies, and were soon on the grounds of
THE NEW TOWN COMPANY,
where we built our fire, cooked our slap
jacks and roasted our meat over the
Goals. We found that Mr.. Gerard and
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The last night of our encampment the
prairies were dense with smoke and
lurid with flame. We camped within
three quarters of a mile of the north
bank of the White Woman, and
as far west as we could see
the smoke and fame were
visible, and, under smart breeze from
the south, before midnight the lines of
fire lighted our camp, and were only
stopped at the sands Of the river bed
These consuming fires ran eastward from
the Arkansas to the White Woman. and
the second day thereafter strong north
westerly wind drove it eastward TO near
Garden City. The bosom of destruction
took in an area of more than fifty miles
east and west, and forty miles north and
south. The loss in winter pasture is
severe upon stock men, and the price of
hay at once ran up nearly 100 per cent.
JOHN SPEER
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-07
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tori Of Washington, holding terms At Sc
atue. In King county. for tie counties Of
Kiflg and Kltsap.
No. aso9-L n. Bieeiow. plaintiff. vs.. d
ID. Miller. defendant
Complaint fled IN the county Of King.
IN the ONCE Of the Clerk OF said District
Court.
The Cnited States Of America se,ld greeting
To ID. d. Miller, defendant
You aie hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you BY the above
named plaintiff In the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri
toy 0f Washington. holding terms al the
city Of Seattle. In the county OF King. FOR
the counties OF King ard Kitsap. and to
answer the complaint filed therein within
sixty days from the date OF the first pub
lhatlon Of this sunnmons or judgment BIZ
AZ fhliit VIII be taken against yUn accord
ing 20 the prayer Of the complaint
Inc SAID &C Ion 10 brought to obtain
payment Of the sum Of nine hundred and
exhty-fise dollsna and interest thereon
81 the rate OF ore and one quarter per
cent. per month from date until paid. due
upon two promtssory notes made and ere
euted By sasd defendant. ID. ID. Miller. and
~ him delivered 70 the sAId plaintiff /.
u. - geloU, On tire 18th day Of NAY, 1884,
ind for an attorney fee OF FIVE per cent.
ilpon the amount due. and for costa In this
action.
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene.
Judge II the - d District Court,
SEAL and the seal thereof. this 2ith
'------ day q Februa.y, A. ID. 1855.
JAMES sEAvEY. Clerk.
By JAMES II. LUDLOW. Deputy.
e. x Bowman. attorney for plaintiff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN TINE DISTRICT COURT. HOLD
l. ing terms ct Sea tie.
No. 42S7-Ernest Wyman. plaintiff. va.
Joseph McGrath and Henrietta McGraih
defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
issued out Of the above named Court, in
the above entitled action. dated the goth
day Of March. 1855 and 10 me directed
and delivered, l am commanded TO Eell
the prof. erty described in said order OF
sals. and as follows. towit:
Lots FIVE s5l. twelve tl2l, thirteen u9
ana fourteen na. in block twenty co.
Laws addition to the city of Seattle, X mig
county. Washington Territory.
Lots eighteen tisl and nineteen ti9, In
block two e. Rellyiew addition to the
city OF Seattle, King coHnty, Washington
Territory.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Saturday. the 25th day of April,
1856,
AT the hour of II o'clock In the for noon
OF said day. In front OF the Court House
door. In the city Of 8 attic. King county,
Washington Territory, viii. in OBJ d.
enee TO said order of sslle sell the above
des cri bed prop rty. or so much thereof az
may be necessary TO satisfy the judgment
in said action, togei her with interest and
costs. at public auction, TO the highest
bidder for cash.
Dated at Seattle. the 25th dayof March.
1875. ]. I'll. MCGRAW.
2jtd Sheriff OF King county. W. I.
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SHERIFFrS SALE.
y THE nIsTRICI CoURr HOLDING

TN THE DISTRICT COURT HOLDING
L terms st seattle
No. 40Ss-C. N. Tenny, plaiatif, " Charles
h. Jennrr and c. L. Norsg r. defendants.
Unde- and ny virtue Of an execution issued
out the Sd We psmed COZ { in the bbove
enritled action. have duly levied upon the
real property. situsted in King Cosnty, Wash.
ington Territory. aud more particularly
bounded and described ~ follows. g. Wit
Lot three -, -four t4l md ave 81, in block
four ca of BCAwley's addition to the City OF
Seattle. Aleo ios nine (9). IN block twenty six
t26l OF A. A Denny's addition to the city OF
seattle. AIS an undivided ssven-sighths "a
interest in, and &c. the northwest qusrtsr Il
section thirty-six 1861. tvnship twenty-forr
t2i( no tn. range nve 80 east, Containing I3o
Aereg
Notice Ia therefore hereby eivsa that on
Saturday. the ed Day OF May. IsS5.
At the hour Of O'Clock p. n Of said day, IN
trent of the Court House door. in he City Of
seattle. King O1anty, A'oresaid, l will sell al
the right. title and interest ~ said defendants
or either Of them, in and 20 said real prop
erty. 81 public anctioR 20 the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated At Seattle, the Stst dsv OF March. 1855
j. H. MoGRAW,
ap2-td sheriff Of King County, W. r.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT HOLD
l. ina terms 81 Seattle.
No 4aAS-Stetson s. Post. plaintiffs. IS.
Charles +. Clancy and Lillian Clancy. de-
PENDANTS.
Under and By virtue OF an order Of sale.
issued out OF the above rsmed Court. ia
the above entitled action dated the 2Sih
day OF March. lSSi and 10 me directed
and delivered. l have duly ieviId upon
the property described in said order Of
sale and as follows, 10 wi:
A two-story frame building occupied
By Charles T. Clsncy. and known as the
City Livery Stable. situated on lot flre
~. in block ten tIOl in Maynard's plat of
the town NOW city OF Seattle, King
County. Washington Territory, more
fully desert bed as being on the northwest
coraer OF tn d and Main streets, in said
City Of Seattle.
Notice is therefore hereby given that en-
saturday. the I'd DAY OF Nay. ISSs,
At the hour of 10 o'clock IN the forenoon
Of said day. in front OF the Court House
door. in the City OF Seattle, King County.
Washington Territory. / will. Va o5eGi-
ence to said order OF sale. sell the above
described property ST public sncyioH TO
the highest bidder for cash.
natsd at Seattle, the ist day Of April,
1885.
ape I'd J.H. McGRAw. sheriff
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To all whom itmay Concern


OFFIcK on TIE COLUMBIA AND PUaKTl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. T.. July n, 1873
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w date August L. ls73 executed In pur.
suance OF an ordinance approved August
Is, is72 the city of seattle conveyed tothe
Seattle and Wnlla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south Of King street, in said city Of
Seattle, In. along around and aboutElliot
bay. from extreme high 70 extreme low
tide and deep water and.
Whereas, The legislative Assembly Of
the Territory OF Washington. by an aef
approved Sovember 8 1874 ratified and
confirmed aid grant and conveyance upcn
certain conditions which have been fully
performed by said Company and.
whersas. Said Act OF the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of aaii lands In
and Transportation Company. In Tee sim
pie and.
whereas. The Uaited States has aoqui-
coed In said grant and CONVEYANCE and
whereaa. I've said Seattle and WaIla
waIla Railroad and Transportation Com
psny has transferred and conveyed all Of
sAid lands 20 the Columbia aud Pugs
Now, therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Round RAllFasd Company hereby
gives notice that it claims the exclusive
right % occupy eAid lands and 70 erect
wharves and othsE structures thereon.
and that ali persons are hereby notified 70
refrain from occupying or entering upon
any OF said lands without the consent In
writing, q said Columbia and Puget
Sound RAilroad COMPANY.
COLUMBIA q PUGET SOUND R. r. co
ans Assistant Superintendent
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AMERICAN BYsPEPrlCs.

Americans, more than any other ma
ton in the world, sre victims Of ston-
aeh arrangements. Ibis u owing TO the
hurried manner in which they eat their
meals and to the amount and quality of
food eaten, rich food being cheaper
here than IN any other country of the
world. There are very few Americans
whose stomaehs are in perfectly
healthy condition. Most remedies for
the arrangement Of the stomach arr
offered IN the form of bitters. tonics,
etc, which merely stimulate the stom-
sch and afford temporary relief. De
Ravens Dyspepsia Cure is q remedy
that supplies what is wanting in the
digestive juices Of deranged stomach
and Is the emily remedy offered to the
public that cures all forms Of Dyspep-
sia, Indigestion and Flatulency. Free
sample BOTTLES at A. b. SrEwART's Drug
store.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

TE rHK DISTRICT COURT FoR THE
i Thirl yudic8sl District Of washinston
Territory, holding terms 81 sesftle
No tsf6-iohB c. Brsutigam, plAiBtin, -
I. n. 0Fiswold and MARY Griswoid. defand-
ants.
Under and by virtue OF an order of sale
and decree Of foreclosure issued out Of the
District Court. holding terms AZ Seattle. on
the 7tb dAy Of March. 1855. In the above en-
titled actlon. wherein he above named plain
til obsainee Judgment and dea-ee against
the above named defendAnts, am command
ed 70 sell the following msrtsHsed premises.
that h 20 say.
Lots Numbered one % apdtwo f7,. IN block
forty-eiRht tssl, IN Sagle's aaait en- - the
sity Of seatsls, King county. wsshisgssn
feFrftasry
Notice d therefore herebg glvea. that ca
saturday, she Issh day Of April.
1sss,
A. the hour q : o'eioek p. m of sAid dsy, In
front Of the Court House door. In the CITY Of
seattle King eounty, washiagson Tsrrit0ry, 1
vii, IN oAedsenes 10 said oFd.r Of ale aud
decree Of forrelf suFs. sell the shoys asseFib~4
pr p-rts, % satisfy plaintiffs tudg1nsut, viii
istsrest thereon aud COTS, 70 the highest and
bast bis.def, for cash.
Dated II sssstle, this lsb day VI Hsrea,
1855. III acaRAw.
nhl9td sAeris Of King county. VT.
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a seILEIL CONFAR.


have called on you, knowing that
you were devoeI minister Of the Cos
psi. TO urge on your attention the
gross imnoraiities of the roller skating
finks."
''Yss. that subject has been appermost
10 my mind for some time and ! am
thinking seriously OF preaching a ser
mon againt them"
II really wish you would. A great
many other ministers are d ano it, They
are very fascinating to young people, or
in other words, they are nauehty Dat
they re nice"
"r0o nIuch cannot be said, nor too
strongly spoken. against the glitter
ing attractions Of the roller skating
EiRk."
"You cannot make your sermon too
strong or too wildly exciting Ia it's col
0rs. iou will promise ue to do 30 next
Sundayg'
ri will. most assuredly Bot II you
will pardon my curiosity. who are you.
aud why are you ~ earnestly interested
in thia matterT'
mo? Oh, I'm the proprietor Of a
roller skating rink. and newspaper ad-
veriisine rates are away up on the top
shelf nova. days"
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khlps spartan, Richard ItI and Or.
nssxes. Rarks JuIia feard. Ceyisn
and sierra Nevada. Steamers Idahe
and san Pedro.
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MIscELLASnnra
SUMMONS '

TIE DISTRICT COCRToa,
jeaietsi Distlict o. q a ~. ts1 IAN
Ing o. aolaiag teEma a s...sQ IA
S1sty. Tor tie eouStSes Of e.. q n,
Nc. sso6-E. ). osbor1e erss.'.A Aiss,.
VII ard testament Of Amir. ~. Nj h
plAinua "a william ERsn,, a.aals,l
sprng HsA WAssr COmpAag - , nM
Complaint aled IN the e.u..,
tae Once Of The C'erk Of saia ~. 1
IsA IxlIkp sI.FEs % AxgKc, svxn $50. ssrt
10 william Wilson. - wtlson s,a.LLasas
sc. Noi9 pAhy and 7. h. Cana. esk.ssAe
leu are hereby required 70 .sn.s.sesai
ION esSeShi agains' y u b tAs 49, n
N-s ',s' - tnr Disriet oeurs a ~ ,.ns
uiieaSt District Of The Te-rhc-x y ,r14
iss'oa, notaihE terms 81 tbs eity a ssA
me county OF kfsg, Tor the cor.s.s
~ ssAl,, aha % aas yer TIE com,.A -
,nssein sitAin Sky days fson Il, ~. ! -
Asss ~ A,lon OF This s1nnsna a. $50 y
a.. 49, - WI O AIKEN sesina IN -
ins 70 ne prayer o. re O. saelAlat '''''s
Ihe 'sid action - hrOagAs d ea,.
.d a. 80 sss.s o. ne aeess sasis ii -
fIrss rhss As araisss s.,5
Ni,'lan Mhscn and - wil.un- u. -. -.
S Sou - asAlns' A. persons sxesps - 80 ~,
MI water Company. the tiRls d ~ - -
taIee ~, IN elock nunhss ets.~, ~ ~ y
Territory. is Ia plzianf. 'seiaeea
sSeohc - hAt defendants, WiIlau M
asd = wilson, his wife. have 10 iss,s I, -. =
sn.eEssl ., CAIN IN, %, o. upon ala - !.
~ pa - ,nets'ot, or N. 20 or ups.a a =.
SUE % lhrte hundred doilHzs p1is !. -
Spslng hhl hstef Company 70 snit
oAli1, "a &c tain prooeedinSs bad "a Co.
Aila Apprs pirate sale lars for c0rnrss. -.
poses, and nnw held by s,ta ~
trus, for the 'sneAt Of tss owa-, :. -. 80 1
b virtue OF he decree renterss =. - - ~
Co'art IN such Condemnation nrr.,s., - ~
towit, Nav It'll, 1854. " q
fhird-That sad denree Of cn,.,.....
and appropriation shove fasusia.s's II. -
ned 80 that the same shAl sSins,, :. -. -
cree thar said sum Of thres 1900, ~. =
b. awarded ana paid 10 plaintiff ~
Fonrih--That said T. Il. caph n.
cred and Orders TO pay over 10 u,...,,ssl -.
sum % three huudrvd aoilsfs.
fttth-fhat plAiutif Nave ,u,A -.
further relief ~ in ssuisy sasa pl.l. : :.
entitled to receive. ny
Sixsh-Thst plaintiff have iaavm,,.
sail defendants, William Wilson - - Z, ~ :,
soH, his wife. ior costs,
Witness the Hoo. Roger 5 fsrr~a. Ira. :.
49, the said Districts Court aad - =.
tEAL. thereof, this lsiA dAy q 49,,
49, A. n. ISIS.
JAMES sEAvEf u,,a
BY JANIS ?. LrpLsw, Deputy
White MunaAy, Attorneys Ter Pkssar
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