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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

CoscrRT.-Dr Guilmette's Concert was attended
BY distinguished and critical audience. The benefi-
ciary was loudly appauded. Miss Annie Miner re-
ceiyed thorough encore in every thing she did, and
executed some remarkable tour de force pieces, as well
as simple ballads. The concerto of Mendelssohn was
.plendioy rendered by Mr. II. Cooper the voInst and
he being added to three of Mr. EseldS quartette par
ty Messrs. Nol, Reyer and Bergner), there was but
one opinion among the critics. which was that never
before was such quaette playing heard on this side OF
the Atlantic Among the chief pieces given were two
piano compositions by Mr.. Goldbeck executed BY him.
se These possess extraordinary merit the first is Of
his own design entirely the second an arrangement OF
themes from the Prophe-admirabe illustrations seve-
rally of piano.forte expression aud briliancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27
Advert, cm-nt.
PIRDN's National TUE& gR--To-niahk n

capita stsinm~pt 10 a. BE- siv-n 81 this hvors he
consisting u four well s.-ctsd pieces. via; JAeKs IM LAT
Or, THE bRips OCEAN the Pantouns " the nAo14
HNDs %" FAIRY Drama " the FRotIc rHx fAisHs -
the fsvorit- Drama Of SAsAH JswIs All The csaon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27
IAdvsiNsslnsa at 4

STATE AuD NATIONAL Law ScnooL, Pes6A
k,spss, New 70 xsin 10 Ne prssscs. ~ q
J. W FsvLsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27
BROOKL w 77.kM,X.

WAsHrscroS AND ms PoRTRArs.-A lecture vi
be delivered by the venerable Rembrandt Pea's, -
the Brooklyn Athensum, on Tuesday evening Ths
lecture will be illustrated by different portraits 4
Washington, with the effects Of Light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27
fAdyprfiss n~nf1

ASTHMA. most dishearteuing oompla1u1
tss cur-d many instances By The II WssAAs AAa.
WILD CHIaav. Surely snyshns ~ ~ s9sst -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27
LETTER FROM A FREE ACADEMY STUDENT.
N.

70 tie Editor AZ The ~ y Irteunc
SIR: Presumng that Professor Anthem does not con-
slider il becoming for him to enter into further conro
yeSsy with one styled Your Reporter, feel myself
called on to reply to him. well ss to an article which
notice in Yesterdays TRIBUNE, entitled :" A Striking
Coincidence" The writer of that article "Quisqus,
first presents statement Of part Of the discussion
carried on in The TRIBUNE, upon passage occurring
in one Of the dissertations delivered at the r. A. Junior
Exhibition; he then informs US that, by the aid OF
friend he has made remarkable discovery, viz: that
the very pessage TO which your reporter takes great
EXCEPTIONS and which he iabors SO hard to prove
rhet0r ally ridiculous illogical, etc, ID quotation
from Polloks Course Of Time. In conclusion, he
gently throws out the hint that =" some smart pupil
has been able to pass it OFT new upon an erudlte
Professor of Belles-Isttres and critical reporter
Now Sir | wish TO expose the injustice OF thus
charge. do not deny nor did ever try 10 conceal
the fart that this wolknOwn and o-quoted clause,
used by me a. the SUBJECT OF the sentence IN wncn IL
occurs was ar extract from the work OF that dlStn-
yuished author On the contrary Sir, am pleased 70
have it so; more especially since 1t serves 10 e1no
the quality Of Your Reporters critical powers wneh
he un Willingly falls into bis net by questioning
such good authority.
be sfiying to dstot what is really good and apt INTO
the seemingly grotesque end ridicnious an qcect eas
dts schosr must ne b. whom in his learned Criticisms
upon that extract he shows his utter ignorance OF the
fact that the verb navigate may be used IN the sense o
10 by snaps or o0dt 10 soH on or Ooe, W o"yns
that 10 narQGte means 10 steer Shp, aud that the
expression "the bark of man can navigate the sea Oi
life" Is rhetOricsly ridiculous. notice these aoortive
attempts of the unknown to lind something tangible
tOp.ok at, with amusement mingled With pity, ana
would, If space were given, quickly chow ihe other
charges of his last astcs to be Of similar nature
womb inform "Quisquis," however, that had this et-
tract been employed IN any other way t1sl a. SUP
leg of e<nterce geosla haze teken an honest pride
10 abiding to its source before the audience.
AS 10 the quotation alerss Of the piece, would be
happy TO give "Quisquis" evidence OF their correct
ness; and with this additional information, hope to
put 10 rest the weary heads of all those who have
taken psrt in this discussion. o,,,n
Bfost respectfully. . A. w; LoLiEF,
Student OF tbs Junior Ctss, N. Y Feee Academy.
Pebrpary Is, 1853.
1--WE submit that the young gentleman to whose
disquistion We have above given hospitable place,
makes more injurious exhibition Of the state Of cul'
ture in the Free Academy than has before appeared
anywhere. What can be thought OF the sense and
taste of an institution one of whose oldest pupils calls
such turgid goose as Pollok distinguished author,
and gced authority in rhetoriol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

Son set nothed. snd se< to werk 10 sssrok fsx -
sosmps. Brown wa eppreeended, buf We osAsn -
s,iu at large. The accused takso befose JuAiso
Brennan, who committed lin to pri.oa in dcfssx q
s. 600 bad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

A cheap Opera Night will be given this evening at
the Academy of Music, when Ernani will DO per-
formed, the cast embracing the names of Madame La
Grange, Mime dAngn lin the role Of Charles '.l
Messrs Bignardi and CASTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

AsrrSLAvERr LrcrrRrs AT OsAsGg.-Mr. c. y.
Bur.eiga vii peek On Aa.iSisvesy Il 0rsass' y. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

laws Kpp..'c TnLATER Tonight is the benefit
night of Mr.. j. G. Burnett, the Stage Manager and
excellent old man" Of this establishment The bill
is capital one, including not only two excellent come
dies that are well.known but an original farce written
for this Theater, and never before played. 1t is en-
titled "A Steamboat Disaster, and it will be preceded
by "My Neighbours Wife" and Mind Your Own
Business"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

CASE OF Observation-Disclosures 10 and ii O'CLOCK
Wednesday night, as Mr.. james ~ Piper, student az
law in the Office Of Messrs. Stars & Sedgwick, was
passing through Fulton street, by st. Psuls Church
yard, he was attacked by several ruisns While pass
ing along two men said halo and as Mr.. Piper turned
he received blow over the right eye that knocked nun
serseless. Upon coming to consciousness be iound
himself lying upon the wax and minus his pocket-0ook.
The wound is very severe but not dangerous Inc
neghborhood where this Outrage wa. COMMITTED Is ne
queu;ed by some rufIienly fellows, runners win nre
companies and we have been informed that tney pay
but little heed, Il any, to the police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

street. Owing to the oyercr0wded state OF Inc roos
at that place and the manifest increasing interest, It
has been thought best to open this place also
Ofthe large batch recently ground into the Metro
poan force in secret session, one for the Foufth
Ward of this city who, by come mishaP, was ordered
for duty to an upper Ward. Here he was Immediately
recognized by bis older brothers as an old and despe
rate offenders circumstance which caused things 70
grow suddenly hot about him. To be nd OF this hx
as he could not get back to district where he was
unknown he recently surrendered his shield, ana Is
now private citizen. The moral TO be deduced IL un-
doubtedy this Public sense and individual conscience
can be relied on to purge the Department, where as
tuteness in the management fails.
A WARSIsG TO ELDERLY SWANSEA few months
since, an old gentleman from Newark, n. J caue 70
Eew-York on business. One evening, whiIe Pass'ns
along Broadway. he was sccOsted by ~onAH
Though bis head was graced with the SHOWS Oh many
Winter, his heart as infammabe as thas u any
youth in tce dogdays Of life. The old gentlemen n'ae
but faint resistance 10 the charms OF tue suen anu
finally consented 10 accompany her home. Inc laPW
couple had scarcely entered the house when an MUTT
ated man rushed into the room, srd i'ani.caHy GA
claimed: /" have found you out! You are netIsy'Hs
me, but your paramount shall not escape my just ven
geance will make him feel what il Is to destroy Tue
bappiness of loving husband The lady scfeanieu
impored, wept, and finally, as last resort, 'alnHo
The elderly seducer protested his honor that tne uh
fortunate lady was innocent. For some time the nus
band sternly refused to listen, but at length 'nioasH
the entreaiies of friend who had accompanied nin'
he agreed to accept thousand dollars, and say ~
more about the matter. The old gentleman 0e, -,
rich, was glad to escape thus easily he
paid 800 down, all the money he had win nun o..
promised that he would give the rest at III slOcA HI
morning, making an appointment at the New-lOi n.
Hotel for that purpose In security for this
he was easily induced to leave behind DIS nno s'iu
watch and chain. Next morning, at the apPo'"''u
hour ard place. the old man paid over 70 'hs
husband and his friend the additional $SV anu e',
bis home, thinking the matter was wholly se"ea -
far a. he was concerned. But ne VS. "o'uiy "
taken for sooo afterwsrd bis two mAscoins ''l.uN
called upon him a, bis own house and oy 'niea,' ~
exposure and legal proceedings unless ne comp"ea
induced nm 10 psJ te.eOe more, Tbs '''a we!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27

THK LIEDERxRAxrz BALL.-The annual fancy dres
aud masked ball of the German Liederkranz Societ,
took place Thursday evening, at the City Assemb!
Rooms. 1t far surpassed, in tine briancy OF its ap
poiDnents and the number in attendance, any 'n'Is
occasion given under the auspices of that society
The variety Of character represented in the dress we
very great. But few masks were visible, and thes'
were removed after the supper.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22

VxyHRRRAS on the 9Th aAy Of DECEMBER, 4. D.
!" 1857 Cherries RcbhaSdt AID AtheTtpe Dckh-
ards exscutsd unto sseorge 3. O Doc . TSussec. .
certain deed % Trust conveylns TO eoid Trustee the
Land In Scott county Iowa, described - 6ncwS, VII:
The north vest fractional quarter ofseceon NO four
az In township No sevsuty hne (79l north OF Range
No three (3l. east Of the oh r y containing on
hundred and fny nine a ID s6-l00 acre., which said
convey made BY the SAID Charles ana Cath
crime Eckhsrd. for the pm pose Of securing the pay
ment Of two certain promissofy noes ana the n'ef.
est thereon signed by the said Charles hckhardt am
Rr. BolhF dated tie Sth taI VI December ID. 1891
and payaole as follows: One for one hundi ed and
nIet, four and 5o-l00 dollars payable ninety Days
after date And one for two hundred aud six ana
IS 100 dollars dns six months after do 10 the order
Of u.s. in Corbin.
And no~ saii q rst mentioned note having become
due and payable and the said Cha lee Eckharat
asd Fr. Bohlr having failed to pay the same,
/, Geo. 8. G. Dow, Trustee IS Aforesaid, At the
request OF the owner q said note. do hereby
give this public notice that by virtue Of ,hs power
which d In vested BY said deed Of Trust will on
Of O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day. ~ The Court
House door the city Of Davenport, expose aud of
or sale, At public auction to the highest Under for
cash. the parcels Of land above described nuch
thereof rs shall be spficent to satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note, with the interest thereon to the
day Of sale, together With the expenses attending said
sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion OF such sale deed will be
given In accordance with the stipulation Of said Deed
Of Trust.
Dated the l7.h day Of March, A D, 1858.
GEO B. G. DOW,
Mch1sdts Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
Trustees Sale.

XIHER.As on the oath day Of February ID $50,
w HalIet Kibo3rn, Richard Allen, and Low,
White executed unto G Eafs j Trustee, certain
deed trust conveying 70 sad Trustee the land III
Scott covnty Iowa. descr ibed follows to wit Lots
No one ~ Containing 81 loo acres; lot No Two ~
containing 4sI0O and lot No three, 81 con-
tanning 72-lJO acres more or less in West Daven-
port RAIDS subdivision, rs marked and number
I'd on the recorded plat Of said town, which said Con
veyance war made by the sand Hall"t Kilbonrn, Rich
ard Allen and Lovel White for the purpose Of 81
curing the payment Of four certain promssory notes
and the interest thereon, signed by raid Haliet
Kilbourn, Richard Allen and Lowell White, dated
the oath day Of February, 1855, amt one payable
a. follows one for three hundred dollars with the
interest thereon at the rate Of six per cent per all.
num- and the interest on other note for same y
mount and interest at same rate now due, stge1 ~
the said Halet KllbouSn, Richard X lien and Lovel
White said oath day Of FEBRUARY 1855, payable "
order OF Eads And now said Note and interest,"
h wing cecome due end payable ana the said Haliet
Kilbourn, Richard Allen and Lowell White having
SAID do hereby give this public notice, that ~ VIZ
tue OF the power which 10 In vested by said oscd
OF Trust viii, on the 18Th day Of Msrch d, isos,
1t the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon OF saio osy
at Court House doo1in the city OF Davenport e.
pose and offer for SALE At public aucti ~ the parcels
OF land above described, much thereof as snen
be sufcient 70 satisfy and pay the amount OF ssld
note with the tnterest thereon to the day OF To-
gether with all the costs and expenses sttendins
said sale cost Of this notice and Trustees Iees.
Upon the completion Of such sale deed VIII De gis.
en- In accordance with the stipulation q said Deed
Of Trust conveying full and perfect title % the
tract Of Ia d sold TO the purchaser.
Dated March LIST 1865
mr2dts EADS, trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
TIE STATE OF IOWA, In said Scott County Dis
SCOTT COUNTY. { tric! Court.

TIE STATE OF IOWA, In said Scott County Dis
SCoTT COUNTY. I trio. Court.
John Bruhn Edward l.. Twitchell, Hiram Price,
Seth Twitchel. Foreclosure.
To said Seth Twtche
NOU are hereby not fed that ON the Sd day Of Jan
i uary, A. d. 1853, said plantin flied In the otfice
the Clerk Of the District Court OF said County his
pet ition, claiming Of sail Edward l. Twitchei the
sum Of Fo Hundred twenty -three 30 100 Dollars,
and also 80 furecose cerni mortgage ade by said
Edward Twitc' ell Oh the 9Th day OF February, 4
1857 to secure the payment OF the same, by which
mortgage the following premises were conveyed to
said planif TO wit THe northwest quarter o! thu
north west quarter OF section number twenty.nlne
(29 the mort east quarsr Of the northeast quarter
OF section number thirty 500; the slst half OF thu
southeast quarter - section nineteen CJ In town
ship number eighty (S0) north u range number two
(2) east Of 9Th r NJ. Said mortgage was ex 1cutec In
Scott county Records on the 5th day Of February, A
1857, Ia Book X Of mortgages, page 249, TO whis
reference is made.
The petitioner alleges that you, the said Seth
TUit hell have some interest in the lands described,
makes you u party defendant, and prsys foreclo-
ana sale OF the premises Further, that At the
February Tenn, 1858, OF said District Codrt you
by the sherif Of said county returned +" not
found whers upon 1t ordered by tn" Court thai
you have notice Of the p ending o. this action by pu
licaticn, and now unlefs you thall appear ard
said per ition the first Monday in June, d
1885, the matters and things in said petition will be
taken as con essed and decree rendered - prayed
for bw plaintiff.
March 18Th, 1858,
mchl1-w4w CoRBIE L Dow, H'ns Auys.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
Notice.

To the heirs at law of Samuel Philibar, late ~ Scot
county, Iowa, deceased, and all Others whom it mai
Concern.
NOTICE is hereby given that on application mad
~ on the % day Of January, 4 u ISIS by kcr
becca Jane Wonder lick aod David d wordetlck, b, q
husband, " the County Court 81 Oft county, 8 atd
OF iowa to prove and estsblh We bal Ill Of sal,
eamu Phlber, hi last will and Test t.
Monday, the first day Of March u 1858, was Fixed
by said Court for he final hearing hereof, ana that
sal, first day OF March, , 1858, the hearing
thereof was adjourned 10 Monday th 18th day %
Mar,h A d 1858, when you can appear and defend
therein, II YOU desire 70 to do.
Janu,ry % h, 1855
BY order OF HON CHARLES WEsT0N,
County Judge OF Scott county, Iowa.
DAWSON & TRUE, Attorneys for applicants.
nch3 W3R
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
RAILROADS
Illinois Central Rsllreaa.

l.OB ST LOUIS. ALTON, LDAv1NwORTH OTrY
Il Kansas City, Ts re HAute, Evansville, vlncennes,
Peoria, Dccaiur, Springfield, Jacksonville, Naples
aod eli points on ths lower Aissi,st
Trails will leave the Great Central Depot, foot Of
south Water and Lahe strects, - follows:
Peoria, D. l. 'uis. Cincinnati and Caiss Express q
800 tSundays excepted)
Peoria, ST Louie and Ceiro Express At SIS ? y
Sundays excepted
T. 10 the only route between chicaso and St Louis
without change OF cars and the most expeitioEs.to
Sprinsneld, jacksonville and Naples.
To passengers for nemphis vicksburRh, New Or.
leans. Ac the route, VIA osro 10 the only direct and
Is twenty hours In advance " any other.
CONNECTING
AT GILNAH-with Peoria + OquawkA II 3 for Pc
Gent RR
AT 1oLoso-with trains of the Great western Il
east tor Danvile and Lafayette; west for Spring
geld Jacs sonvlle and Naples and towns on tho I'LL
aois River.
MArrooS-wi,h trains on the Terre Hsute Al.
ton ST Louis e. going east 70 Tssrs Haute India
napolis Evansville and Crswfordsvne; west for A.
I'm and Sc Louis.
AT oDrN AND sAxpovAL-with trains on the Ohio
l. Mississippi X b, east for towns upon its line
west Tor st Louis and Alton
ATS LouIs-with Pacific D and steamers for
Kansas and Nebraska and III points on the Missouri
River
AT CAIRo-wi,h steamers for Memphf Nstchss
New Nreans and al points on the Aisissippi river
For 6aiena Dunl.i b Dubuque add 81 Paul trstni
leave via Galera Chicago Union b
At 10 O'Clock A NJ and . 45PM
Connecting at Dunieth with daily line OF Birs'
Glass Passenger steamers for PrAi lie Du Chen La
Ososse Wln"a Hastings Hunsoh Prescott and b
Paul. Also. connecting at dubuque With the Dc
BUQUE n PACIFIC Il for Dyersyille Cedar Rapid
Independence Sioux CITY &C.
For Bloomington La Sale Dixon Amboy Polo &S
trains leave via Chcsgo q burlington Il
Atsi5 NJ anc 500 r n
Making direct come ctioIs a. AandotA with trains OF
lain Line Of Illinois Central all the poists
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be obtained at the Office of the Michigan Cenra
opposite fremont House corner Lake and ID, ar
born streets so at he o:fice Of tbs Pitt urgh
WayAe Chicago opposite fremont House All,
at the office Of he company in the Great Central De
pot foot OF south Water and Lake streets.
JAS q. CLARKE,
W. JOHNeON, Master TrAusI ration
| General Ticket Agent. SILAS BENT
| Janl6dtf Sup't Chicago Div.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
Chicago Alton & St. Louis R.R'
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Ghic0gO and At. l.Omia.

rains 1sacs OAtcago for 81. Lovas and Snssrms-
didts places.
Accommodation Train, (sundAy's excepted) $50 4
Express Train, (saturday's exceptedJ 1lI0Pn
7tot~s lsacs 81. Louis for OAtca0o and tnssrms
dt0sS places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays exceptsd) 0OA 4
Express Train Saturdays exceptsd) SSOPn
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlinville and Alton.
wiTrains run ON this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad st
Joliet making this the shortest, quicks and most
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central X. B It Bloomington, for Il.
6alle, Mendots and Cairo.
Mh Great Western Of Illinois ct Springfield, for
Decatrv and Naples.
With all the Railroads d!vsrging from Ohseago
Nth daily line Of Packets q s. Loub for Keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for III places mentioned absvs can
be procured ct Ill the principal tiekst oaaeso In the
Onied States, and q ho o0eoo
In d, louis II Chicago
enus, on Levee. Dite fremont Hose.
1I0HD ?. MORGAN, N, oape.
Nooninston. Jan. I. leeA febtSdu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
Notice.

In the County Court Of brott county.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the under
/ signed has been appointed BY the County Court
Of Scott county, Admnst arix the goods chat els
and credits Of John Hogarty deceased late OF Win.
field All persons having claims against said d
ceased are notified and required 10 file the same in
said Court AMI all persons indebted TO said deceased
are required 10 make payment TO the Undersigned
without delay
February 2Sth, 1858.
mch3-w3w LUCY HOGARTY, Administering.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
IA n M q " a L3

vrARDwARR ON COMPASSIONATE subscvi-
III Der has removed his entire stock OF HARDWARE
o. his new store In Nichols Block. corner OF Srcond
and Brady streets, sign % the BROAD AXE wnefe
ne vill ksep On hand general assortment 81 goods
In his line.
cARPEN7ERS, BUILL RS,
CKSNI2HS, MA CHLNLS7S,
ZIN.NNERS AND FARMERS
will here find . lArts and we'll assorted stock Of
Shelf and Heacy AordsCare
which viii be sold by the undersigned at ten to
twenty-five per cent less than ever before oered 10
this market.
Country dealers can buy at this store at a. low
rates ~ ~ 81. Louis or Chicago. Call and examine
before purch asing elsewhere.
7yodt %. WAbnBUkN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-22
Legal Notice.

TALLYRAHD 8. SMITH, In Scott county District
vs.. >Court. In attachment.
SUD BOWERS.
To said Sud Bowers
NOU are hereby notified, that on the 10th day o,
l. January, A d 1855, said plantf lie in the OF
fee ofthe Clerk OF the District Court Of said county
his petition, claiming Of you the sum Of three hun.
dred and fifty dollars. as money due Oh promss,ry
note, in said petition tly dc .ctibsd md which Pc
tition prayed FIR u writ Of attat lncrf against
your property, and that aferward. At The Feb uAry
term II said Court. ~ the eheriii Of said
county, returned not found; )" wheIeupon it WAS
ordered By the Court that b. nste OF the pend
ency % this ac'i Ion by publication anin unless you
shall appear and answer said petition, before
the first Monday in June, A d 1883, judsment will
be rendered against you by default and the property
attached be sold to satisfy the same.
mch6.w4 CORBIN n Dow, PITS An'ys