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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-02
IONStIRIAI..

A TTENTION. GENTLEMEN ALI
"A persons desiring NICE, CLEAN
SHAVE at the hands Ofskiiied artists should
call AZ the MODEL PALACE OF j. GCNER-
MAJOR, No. 10 north seventeenth street.
CuPPING and LEI, HING done in the best
manner. NH 2.eOdlmr
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The public Debt.

10y telegraph 10 the Dhpaieh.l
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The debt
statement issued to-day shows the do.
crease Of the public debt during the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-02
EOR SALE.

EOR SALE.
"A ENGINE AND BOILER
and POWER GEARING IL A 1 l. y G-
CHAIN. BACK.CHAlN and almost the en-
tire OUTFIT of marine railway. capable Of
taking out OF the water vessel OF 600
tons. The railway can be taken Hp and
transported anywhere NJ q very small cost.
Apply 10 ABKAHAMS BROTHERS.
7COurtlsndt street, Baltimore, Nd.
NH 2-3t
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GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHANGR
RICHMOND, March 1, 1859.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHAN0k
RICHMOND, March 1. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHFAr-532 bushels.
CoRS.-White. li&8 bushels. Mixed.
200 bushels
OATs.-2 576 bushels.
MEAL 80 bushels.
ORCHARD.0RAss SEED. 100 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Re 282 bushels very goo|
Longberry on private terms: 27o bushels
very good ShOrlberry on private terms.
CoRN.-White, SO bushels prime on private
terms; IS bushels good TO very good a. ~
to ace.
MEAL.-so bushels on private terms.
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PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS. MAR. Isr
fxalo asaksN

tBy telegraph
ARRIVED FEBRUARY 2sTH.
steamship Guyandotte Kelley. New
York, and "a lied for Mest Point.
Steamship Rsstormei (Br.), liamlin, Bal.
timore, 10 load corn.
SAILED FEBRUARY 2srH.
Steamship Oakdene DR.. Thompson
Malpas, England.
Steamship Gienrath (Br.), story, Dun
kirk. France.
ARRIVED MARCH lsT.
steamship Englantine (Br.). Wright, New
Orleans.
Steamship william Lawrence. Foster,
Providence, and sailed for West Point
Bark kongsby ri (Nor), Michaelsen. Bos-
tom.
schooners William X Houston. Chad.
wick; James FORD, Garfield. and ABBOTT
Lewis. Knowles. Boston.
SAILED MARCH isr.
schooner Ellen Tobln, Hardin, Williams
burg.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

EOR SALE, IN BALTIMORE. A
L FIRST.CLNSS RESTAURANT, with
house and lot in fee. Address RESrAU-
RANT, care NIlbourne's Newspa per AdVcr-
Using Agency. Baltimore, Md. NH 2-eod3t
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COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, s2.7oass; superhns.
s4.75: patent family. country. to. 5Oss5. 10.
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MAXINE INfELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 1850,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, smith New York
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen n
Co., agents.
Steamer Ashland. Tunnll. Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers, J. W. McCsr-
rick, age
BsrkIEiue HuntreSs Br Gum, New
York, tO'load Hour for Brazil.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United
states mail, merchandise, aud passengers,
l.. u. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Albert Mason, ABBOTT, COnsta-
bile Point. pyrltes. sulphur Mines Company
Of Virginia: vessel. curtis & Parker.
Schooner j. b. Clayton. Tomli n, Bermuda
Hundreds. to load railroad ties; vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
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ITO WHOM lit NAY CONCERN

i Take notice. that /. aEoRGE A. La
THRoP, trustee, OF the city OF Ricamoad.
for me and In my name ~ trustee 10 cou-
duet q RETAIL l. $40 AZ In Kich-
mond. Va. Ny said ageat Ia authorized Aad
empowered 10 sell and bay Tor cash onlv.
; q Is 2w q. A. LArHkor 4 %.
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Personal.
OFFICE on vALKsrISEs MKAr

OFFICE OF VALENTINES MEAr.JUIcEl
MORRIS. !
RICHMOND, VA, February rs, 1854.
MYTH THE DEATH OF Mr..
w IRA W. BLUNT January rs. 1888,
the agency for VALENTINES MEAT
JUICE vested in him by rpe ss It's proprle.
ceased.
Hereafter all business transactions Will bs
conducted IN my name, and 10 me or my
order all checks. drafts &c, must he made
payable. Very respectfully.
fe ea.at MANN = VALENTINE.
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CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI, March Flour dull. Wheat
finn; No. 2 red e4a96c. Corn lower: No. z
mixed. 37Ha3sc. oats dull: No. 2 mixed.
32Ac. Pork nominal At Sl0.75, Lard, S6.s5
bid. Bulk.meats nominal shoulders.
loose. s3.s7H: short-rib. s5.45: clear. $500.
Bacon easier; shoulders. packed, s&.75;
shOrt.rib, 1913; clear, $685.. Whiskey
steady al 81 10. Hogs steady; common and
light 3,5OaS4,25
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mere papers md documents relating ex.
ciu,lvely 70 suspensions. and containing In
nearly every case only partial abatement
OF causes. facts and reasons for his official
acts or suspension, In a large ma
lofity or cases OF suspension, a. the
minority ste informed, the President
had information communicated 90 him
orally by persons considered reliable. which
u would be impossible for him 10 remember
or reproduce In every case so as 10 pat the
senate IN possess on OF all the facts which
governed him In the suspension. N the
senate bad authority uno er the Constitu.
Ton and laws OF the United states 10 call
him 10 an account. In conclusion the mi
pofity OF your committee are gratifed at
being able 10 state that in the FORTY sixth
congress, when the Democrats had a ma
lority IN the Senate. no such spectacle A.
that nCw exhibited TO the country was ever
witnessed In the history OF its proceedings
al ~ which is respectfully submitted.
iSiguCdi JAMES L. PUGH.
RICHARD COKE,
GEORGE q. VEST.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Death of Henry B. Holmes.

No more inexPected nor deeply rrgret- ted death than than that of Henry B. Holmes has taken place m this city for years. Yesterday he was hilIng, nut able to be about; this morning sad tidings announced his death. NIT. Holmes was well known. popular merchant admired alike for social and business qualities, and will be sin cerely mourned and missed. He was about thirty years of age, native of Can ada, having been born in the city of Mon- tresl. but left there when quite young. About seven years since he came to Ari- zOna with Judge Anderson of NogHles, and immediately entered the house of Tully. Ochos & O., where he remained for three years. Four years this month he entered into the dry good business with Mir. LOnergsn under the firm name of Lonergan, Holmes O. The firm has been eminently successful. From a small beginning they have become one of the largest and most prosperous firms in Arizona. He leaves young wife snd one child, in good circumstances. They have the sympathy of all in this their hour of bereavement
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
For County Recorder.

County Recorder A. B. Sampson Is 8
 sndidste for reelection. After having been elected, two years ago, by vote largely in excess of that of any other candidate, the legislature made the flee a sslaried one and cut of the sys- tenn of generous fees which had msde the office such a profitable one. Not SithstandinR this curtailment of rev. enue, Mir. Sampson did not relax his If .rts to keep the work of the office up close, but employed at his own expense competent assistRDts regardless of the prof .ahle laxity the law undoubtedly permitted The result IS. the office has been conducted with an efficiency and sN stem heretofore u. lttaIned, and to- day 1t is one of the best regulated pub he offices in the terrItory. The voters pf Pima county appreciate the faithful servIces of such an official, and they may be relied upon 10 attest their grase- iulness by re-electing him to the office of County Recorder by even an increased majority. He is n gentlemen Of uDeN- ceptional personal character, strics in tesrIty. and unexceiled qualifications. aud upon this happy sud rare cumbina- ton of excellent qualities there should 0e no hesitation ID any elector voting for him.
 The Public Library trustees held their monthly meetIur to day st p. ID.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
The Democratic Rally.

Hon. Marcus A. Smith could hardly feel fiastered at th- reception he re celved at the hands of the Pima County Democracy last evening. The gathering WAS both small and uuenth1sisstic. NIT. Webb, the democratic candidate for county clerk who W suffering witl Peansylvhnia ranch on the brain, ocsu pied to the disappointment ot his friends, much Of the evening and over hqdowed the congressional sspirant. Later when Mr. SnIth could put iu few words h, thanked the aud encs for their patience, stated few of lis vents and the wants of the territory as he saw them, anG then fsAt down 10 rest, Hon. c. M St suss with far away POrt-L bbps look iu his eyes repeated the old rbes nut that Smith has stolen his -peech This "UIt" el -cIted a mark from s h!- sisnder th g. 'i' true to the democratic doctIi Ie be would steal anything.
 An eff 'rt was theu made by the char man to introduce editor Hughes, but was relieved of his embarrassm-nt 1T handling 70 grea' q man by Bn admirer in the audience yelling out "ODen the door, turn nim loose" This was done and the curtain Tang down.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Imnortant to Americans in Mexico.
LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES, Mexico. Ootoher. 4 1SSf-

LEdATToS or THE UNITED STATES, {
 Mexico, October, 4. 1886. To the Consular Officers of the United
 States of Mexico:
 SIRs:-I have to request that you will. st once and in the most effective man per, notify all Americans within your Consular District that. in conform ity with Article l. Chapter V ot Law On Foreigners. of June, 1886. foreigners who may have acquired real estate, or have had children born to them within the Republic. will be considered by the Mexican Government Mexican citizens, unless they officially declare their in tention to retain their own nationality, and, to that effect, obtain from the De- psrtment of Foreign Affairs q Certificate or Nationality on or before December 4th. 1886.
 Said certificates may be obtained for Americans through the Legation of the United States ID this city Appllca- tions for same must be accompanied by sl for the necessary revenue stamps. and 25 cts. for return postage, you collect ing the same sum (25 cts.) for your post age.
 No oath, declaration nor personal description need accompany the peti jon, but you should be satisfied that the applicant is SD Ame1csn citizen.
 I am, sir, your obedient servant, HENRY R. JACKSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16

Husehuacas and IS improved in health.
 Mike Fagon and Chss- Cornell are chloriding on the Trench extention.
 W. A. Stone and Wat GIttins gre pres pecting on the old Trench.
 NJ. F. LichlIter one or our old resi- dents, one who hss experienced the dis appointments of mid'ng m this couDtr! has struck it at last, but as your cor respondent was absent while ne was here be csunot get the full particulars, but as uear ss can be ascerta'ned, he vent into Q mlne somewhere about six miles from NogRles. agreeing to pay fifteen hundred dollars for one hall in- terest, he not having a dollar to pay down, and got trusted for grub stake; be and hi- partner took out seven tons of ore aud sentit to the Selby smelling works in San Francisco, and on returns from his half of the proceeds he paid twelve hundred dollars on the purchase money. and came to Critrendeu and liar shaw and settled ID full all back accounts contracted while hsrd up. Mill has the congratulations of this cOun y ID his good luck, and such sc;ions on his part IS commendabie to pay up when be can
 It has been hinted by some of the lsdies that they have been slIghted by A.B in the personals from here, but bless your little souls nothing of that kind was intended
 Mrs. Jas. Finley returned some time agn fir ,rn a visit tO her husband who IS superintendent of the Mount Pleasant Mining company, at GIDzgatory Flat, Fl Dorado county. Cal It IS said that although & staunch demlcrat, she and the whole houshold are heart and euul for Gormley, for sherlil.
 Miss Fannie Hesklil Is conducting the public school and seems to have the young ideas under good discipline, aud DO complaints from the outside. which is a good recommendation of her abilities as teacher, as we consider some Of the youths here like the old nursery rhymes, "When they are q they are horrid."
 Mrs. J. G. Best IS happy ss she has the company Of Miss Heskell while Mir. Best IS absent teaming.
 Mrs. J. D. Peryer is happy since the return of her hubby from the Hot Springs, bat "whew' was'ent she mad two months ago when the rush of water down the canon spoied her new carpet.
 Miss Meals Is enjoying better health since the hogs have been coralled and can't eat up Der chickens.
 Mrs. Wat GIttIus Is running the Pal ace hotel. where We can square meal, as General Barney l. a good cook.
 Mrs. W. F. Lake would not trade off her two months old republican for a dozen democratic candidates for gover- nors of dozen states. don't blame her as he has already learned to say Corn ley and Sampson, and will probably have the other names by November 2l, if to a certainty his father will.
 .. V. 4. Mcdonald intends to start tY .cso.. 10 morrow with her husband on s weeks visit
 Although ye Scribber intends to move to Crittenden there to reside he will try to keep you posted m what Is going an and If Jean does not mind his Pard and and keep you posted from tha. section he may find an intruder.
 Keep the CITIZEN posted Pete. 4. B.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Mnrder nfa woman.

Last Saturday night about go ?. ID. an Hlarm was raised in the Barrie Libre at the head of Meyers street, and officer Roche hurried thither to find Mexican woman, Urfinia Padia, in a corral half submerged in the blood that was spurt- ing from a severed artery in her right arm. A doctor had immediately been sent for, but arrived too late to render any assistance to the dying woman. Her husband, Lorenso Nabarets, was also streaming with blood from 6 deep, but not serious, slash across his cheek and forehead. Jose Romero. Santa LOzs and Manuel Utierss were arrested On suspicion as acessOries to the crime. hut the actual wielder of the murderous knife Jose Peralto, escaped. A watch was put upon his house in Ysqui town. and shortly after the culprit was observed stealing quietly into hIs premises. The watch. who was a mere boy. unable to handle such deperate criminal, hasten ed to inform officer Roche. who with Judge Lowell, was examining the ground where the murdered woman had ain, but when they arrived at the house few moments later the fiend had flown. I'm medIately pursuit was instituted by two parties. one following the road towards Silver Lake, the other securing the jules ID the vicinity of Warmers Mill The latter party canght sight of the of- fender, out on account of dense growth of jules his capture could not be effec- ted. The cause of the difficulty codld not be sscertained.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Knots of earne-t politicians m solemn conc av- adurn the street corners every evening.
 Bad colds cannot be said to be in &C., tive dem ,ni. but many prominent ciii- seus are tskins them.
 Judge + .rrford IS yet suffering from the bite of Aa unknown insect. He says after biting hun 1t immediately scamp cred FLy and died in mortal ss sony.
 The POstotfice Department has ordered se-vice On the r'ute from Pontsno to Total Wreck 90 toe discontinued after the l5 Instant,
 There will he Q fine masquerade ball st the San x .vier hotel on the evening of Oo; 2S h under the auspices of the s P. R Employees Library. No psIus will be sDsrei to make It a frst-class aff,ir Tickets l50.
 ht team ,ter who had bis legs crush ed n three places by hIs wagon Is ID a fair way fo- recovery and VIII not prob ably lose any of hIs limbs.
 There are men around town who de- plo5e tre advent of the circus because 'i will take all the small change away. 1ei these very same men will ba the first Co contribute their mite towards the fnan- ci4l panic.
 Uocle Billy Olry, of TaDgue Verd- is srepJrts by tne S 1T as siyIuR tha 'ths very sahuaras cry out for Shaw Two years az these sane sBhuaras voted. rll- year 1t Is very probabl. thl' blessed privilege will be denied tbsm.
 Mr and Mrs Penuyman, Of New Bed .ord, Mass are vIsi ing Captain anG Mrs. Summ-rhayes st Fort Lowell. Mrs Peun,m.n sister of Mrs. Summer hays. aud tb-y have not seen each other for some ye-rs Mr. md Mos. Penny man have been eD! JyinG three mODths pleasure trp through the west, and are now on their way home.
 Manuel C1utreras dIed on Saturday of heart dIsea-e, and was taken to the cemetery ye terday, for burial. OU arrival of the funeral car the lid wa raised to give relatives and friends a last ln as the departed, Uhen II wal discovered tha. tLe head and body were slightly twisted, aud an expres- ion of ssoay settled n the features. He vB. thAtu CA4 h'stl A-FhLtN bA ANElENaAN tiSu employed without avail; be WAS desI; c1sage ot the b1dy had prObabla been caused by the rolling of the con veyeuce in which the body had beer taken tD the cemetery.
 Mir. Lev Fl. Manning. the only nom nee ou tue democratic Legislative tick th4: had Hhy possible show of poll ing his oSo parfy vote, withdrew h. nams yesteId y. Mir. Manning Is D straight Hucnmpromi-ing party maI and for tha sake of hIs dem Ncracy woulr suff-r much, but his fortltude iu thi- instanc.. was not equal to the Orcasion. The line had to be drawn somewhere. aud he drew # on the democratic county ticket This Aciiou on his part while viewed with regret by hIs political s-so- cIa,es. meets with the outspokan sp- prbvsi of frie4d- who much disliked r. gee him g down in the democratic debris,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Girls at the seasIde.

have earefslly looked around me for some of those fair maids of the shore you read of in correspondence. But up to date none have arrived The average girl wears canvas shoes rJlstei by tho brine, an old seer sucker dress, hat mashed down on the south side, mashed up on the north, bruised, bent broken and maltreated on the other two sides. and she digs hole in the sand, falls into it, puts on blue glasses and fights flies and reads dime novels There is nothing jaunty-nOthing pieturesque-nothing to ad rnire in the careless manner in which she raises No shoe and kicks viciously at an inquiltivs hy.-M. Quad in Detroit Free Pres.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
SUMMONS.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE CoU

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUN | ~ of Pima, Territory of Arizona.
 Gee lia Barney, plaintiff, against James M. Rarney. defendant.-SummOus.
 Action bi ought in the County Court m and or the County of Pima, in the IerritcrJ of Arl- sOna,
 The Territory of Anzona sesds greeting to James M. Barney.
 You are hereby summoned and equired tO ap- lear In an action brought against yOu ty the hove name1 plaintiff, in the COun'y Court m md for the County O' Pima, m the Territory of ,rizOna and answer the complaint hlsd with the Jerk of thIs Court, tt Tucson. m sald county c"py of which complaint accompanies thIs .nmmDns) within twenty days tsxcluslve br the day of esrUce) after the ser ice upon you of this summons, If -erved ID this county; but if served out ,f the county and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other cases forty lays.
 and you are hereby notified that 1T you fail Co tppesr and answer the complaint ss above rs- luired the plaintiff GIll Appy Co the Courr for re relief de handed in her complaint, and ccsts md disbursements m this behalf exI ended
 Given under my hand and tho seal cf the said 'ounty Co r,, at Tucson, this 5tk day Of May b. b. tss6.
 TSFNI ". B. doRToS Clerk. Y Jb-lOG By F3ASk II. HEREFoRD. Deputy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
LoCATInNS
Over Many aLeague

Spreads tue nli,.sma, or poisonous yRpOr, that b-gets malsrIsl and typhus fever Wherever there Is stsgDRnt water ID which vegetation, or refuse of any kind dec iys, there. as surely ss the sun rises. are generated ths sec 's of fever and Rgue, dumb sgue, and other endemic naladies oi the malarIsl type. For the effects of his ervenomed air, HOstetter's St mach Bltters furnishes an sntidote, and prevents both the contraction and recurrance of such ma'ades. Even along the h e Of excavation for the Les. seps Panama Canal. where malarial diseases are not only virtulent but desd. Iy, H lStet CTS Stomach Bit,ers has de mons-rsted Its inoompsrsble prote tive qualities. Not only for febrIle com plsints, but also for disorders of tb stomach, liver and bowels, for rheuma tism and inactivity ni the kidneys and bladder, it Is very effective. l. counter sc.s tbe effects of fatigue. damp and ex- posture.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
New PartnerShlp.

A. Jacobs. the well known, fashiona- ble tailor of San Francisco. has formed Q partnership with Charles Ruff Of Palace of Fashion, Is Congress street. Mir Jacobs will do all of the cutting and fitting. A large stock of imported and domestic wOolens has just been received. Call and examing our stock, and leave your order for fall and winter suits. A perfect it guarantees on all orders.
 lv RUFF < JACOBS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-16
Legal Blanks ! l! For Sale at the CITIZEN Office
DISTRICT COURT BLANKS;

.ff daYit for Attachment, Undertaking on Attachment. eria's Certificates of ssIe O, Real Es,ats 70
 EIecuaon.
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS: rder directing Notices to be given to cres,itOrs sOtice of time appointed for proving NIl. 'ertihcate of Will and facts found. lrder directing posting Notices o! AppiIcsfi''
 tor Letters of AdmInlstratI0r. itatiOns,
 realtors Clam. 'rder appointing AdministratOr }Onds of Admin ntstrBtOr and EXecutOr. Drder AppOint'ng Appraisers, 'rder RppOInt-Ag tune for Probate of Wil sr.
 directing sdhhcation of Notice of same. lrder appointing time and place for II Hs&rEi
 Application tu sell Personal 'rOperty ans
 directing Notice tO be given, 'rder Co chow cause why order of sale of kes
 Estate should not be sds, Order appointing sale of Personal Property. 'rder of Sale of Personal Property, 'rder appointing day tor settlement of sec"vI
 and tIrectiu~ N..tice to be gwen. Notice of time set for Settlement of Account. BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING U. s. PAT
 ENIS TO IINING CLAIMS: Ali Iavit of Citizenship. Affidavit of hJe hundred dollars Improvements Agreement with Publishers, NotIce Ct application Tor O S- fRten- CIVIL PROCEEDING IS JUSTICE COUBl comPlHint .u claim and delivery of PorsonA UndsrSakins on clam and delivery Of Persons Anadsyit on ciaim and delivery of PsrsOra Ardaylt for a attachment against a Eesidsnt UndsrtakIng on Attachment, Writ Of Attachment, Execution. Notice Of Appeal.
 MISCELLANEOUS BLANKS Location Nouces, Mining Deeds, Real EstAfe Deeds. Real Estate MOrtsRs-a, Power of Attorney. Bond for Deed to Mining Property. Acknowledgements. Ackn"rleisments for Man and Wife. AhidAylts uf Publication. Notice of Mining Claim, Road Station Receipts, fK-AIl of these blanks arc printed in COO lormity with the ststntes of Arizona and ths mining lava of the United States. Orders sent out of the city c, Q. ID.
 2gO Justice Blanks for S5 .OO package containing the fo''OvlnI nance blanks for Justices Courts. will bs sent to AnJ address. postage paid for x5-OO:
 DCriminal Complaints
 1O Warrants of Arrest
 % SubpRnas.
 10 10COmmltmsntsi
 % summons.
 d UudeTtakiLgs
 2O AridavIts for Attachment
 2l Undertskings on Attachment 2l Writs of Attachment
 2O Executions.
 2O Acknowledgement lei le)
 10 Acknowledgements (mAn and vifsl
 10 Bail Bonds. 10 Stipu Ations on Appeal
 % Mining Locations. Address all Letters or Orders Citizen PrlntingSPub. CG.