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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

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A.. - - - u siGkt 70 can b
ou.,sssG ~ $500 tkst&h President
il az VA II hin Do xhat be wilb
he ssaas 1cSl 9 Ssdo1Ssd 30 ~
fo,se On. delsysI = Is clothed With csr-
tain ssquisiss pswsn u > eosatisaaosal
manner, and ~ stepping coustitutios-
Il limits elsakss ljnsslt b : sieht-it :
the ashns x psss Ielsise,sa-it i the
only sossss - dhoald o. could pafsus
to visdieass NE lifs and the extreme
dasgsr Of sonatitntiesd violation. Il
il atsisg 70 The genius o. our ipstitu-
tons shas 70 shosld have sach leaders.
The me- Who proves tkas heis not afraid
to .plsy his own gams WITH the = checks
and balsaess" ofths constitution whose
msthod q testing the strength and
poses offhs constitution u By breaking
it. 10 the man Sss The times, and should
rsesivs tho plaad,ts Of the people. II
any supssannuatsd respector Of the
const1kutana, Who has been schooled %
believe that document il sacred-is
worth more TO our country than oil be-
sides, 10 MY - aatsly written down -
traitor. He Who questions any act Of
the President, no matter how much he
may love the Government, is, Of course,
traitor. The leading ides and promi-
nsns esnius Of orr republic , indsn'a-
bly, Republican President, and woe to
him who whispers it abroad that the
constitution il the primary consideration,
for be will b written down ~ . hatsr
Of oil good tsaitss to HE eountsy-a
blasphemer Of Prssidents-a full-grown
traitor, only fitted to occupy on orns-
mental position, dangling At the lower
end ola Ras specimen Of good Kentucky
hemp. Such, at least, is the conclusion
Of our contemporary, and as far as We are
capable Of Judging, of the press general
ly. In reply to an article Of ours on
the sosstitution yesterday, the legal cd
itor ofthat Journal failed to'aivance any
proof against our position in fact made
the most Pickering denials, but rising
above and beyond foolish legal qnibblea
mere technicalities, Of course, votes
the person entertaining doubts a. to
the constitutionality Of any presidential
acts, secessionist ct heart, and . trail
tor to his country. 1t is . sweeping a.
ssrtioB, and sweeps away a large force
Of men hitherto supposed to be firm
friends Of the government, and in a
manner, brushes very strongly agains,
the actions of the President himself /,
is very easy way, to say the least, Of
disposing Of such knotty questions,
DOUBT rom the minds OF thinking men.
In more despotic government, we pre-.
sume such language, authoritativcly al.
dressed, would b. low but it is not ST.
in this country yet, and we trust in God,
never will be.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26
TINE SCOTT HOUSE.

ON THE FIRST DAY or FEBRUAB
~ this we'll known hotel changed pro-
psistas. Or Il The ualsrigasA The swnes q
The rssaisss, aad ths ssiginal psopsistos, win 30
IL the once 70 uelse0e I'll old aad new friends
We Aattse ousselvss Inst With sas s1pshsnes
and our superior aeeemmodations ~ can o9ss -
the travelling 1sHs III ths confortssf : - -
ulsted hooss q ~ lev p1lss ef
One Dollar p0~ Day :
We ars dstssninsd that this shau - 1.-THE. bsst
Dellsr Heass In Tie 1tats.
Ono Hundred and Ten Day Deardefs
can be sccemmoaatod: vanilioo deaisipg rooms,
are invited 70 call and make their sslsetions.
A Lnsys ssd ObssmsJioss &e5ss seaals1s1 0ia1
~ HbeaUf A. Jr&sE
TO our farming friends W wssjd pgo0iee ~
The nms libesajity will - extended = thsa -
hssetofoes, ard the highest cSiese pal4 = tAeo
Tor that pat Of their psod0ss ussd ~ ~ Heess.
J. J. HUMPHREY : CO.
jan32-d4vu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

~ OVs3OWSvURVVO
Tho Advertiser, having been restored to health
in afew weeks by very simple remedy, afts1
having suffered several years with . severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
Is anxious to make known TO his fellow -sulFsrsra
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of thu
prescription used (frss Of CHARGE with the diree.
ton for preparing and using the same, which they
will linda suRs CuRs yoR ConsuxrfloN, AsrnnA
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of the aaver
tiser in sending thsprescription il 70 benefit thu
Afflicted, and spread informatioa which he con.
esivssto b lnvslaasle, and he hopes svsry susrs,
will try his remedy, = It viii cost then nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription win please cd
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WlLLIAMsDuR0Hs
octlS-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

SrGNIFIcANr The wife and daugh-
ter Of Col. J. B. Magruder, who COM
mands the Confederate batteries at
Great Bethel, have gone to Boston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

New ORLEANS BANKs.-The N. o.
Picayune has the following statement
Of the condition Of the banks of that
city for the week ending June 8:
Decreaie in Loans. $4S7 $50
beer use in Specie. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Decrease in Circulation. 90 go
Decrease in Deposits.... ........... 6;4264
The total amount Of specie on hand
IN the banks was $l5,2s7, 4sl, and the
rases of coin to every debt stood at 6s
ol-l00 per cent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

TROUBLE BETWEEN THE REBEL GEN.
sRAls.-A gentleman well posted in at
fairs At Richmond says there is trouble
there among the leading rebel generals.
Lee and Beauregard are at loggerheads.
The former has always insisted upon
making an attack upon Warrington, and
carrying on vigorous war against the
North, while Beauregard, on the other
hand, opposed such policy. When the
matter was submitted to jeff. Davis, he
sided with Beauregard and against Lee.
At that time Lee was in command. After
Davis decision, he wa suspended BY
Beauregard, who is now in command Of
the Department of A!exandria, with his
head quarters at Manassas Junction.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

PREDICTION OF HON. N. b. BANKs.-
At Arlington Heights, the other day,
Gov. Banks addressed several military
officers, saying: "This is the end Of
the Government, as it now exists. There
pill. .he.~a r"c0asynctiAp are ditfeseffAt
country who feel that such is the case.
1t is sickeniug thought to every true
lover of this country and her institutions.
Upon what basis that reconstruction is
to take place, it is hard to tell. The
future is not distinct. the end which
the future has in store for this noble Re-
pubic, will be developed soon enough.
GEN. LYoN.-General Lyon was born
in Eastford, Windbam county, Connect
icut, in 1920; entered West Point
Military Academy in 1898 graduated
thence in 1912, and served in Florida in
the last year of the Seminole war. He
was with General Scott in Mexico, as
First Lieutenant, and was promoted to
the rank Of Captain at the battle Of Con
treras. May 18th, 1861, for the signal
service rendered by the capture Of
Camp Jackson, he was promoted to the
rank Of Brigadier General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

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hds whiA = $500 = u - ~
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b Doa - y Ar ITO. i Dc. !.
elarss hat svssy Sltssa ofths United
6taEaA Who esnnie asy pobbsey e ct
q Hostility sgaisst ths listed stases'os
asy e;tissa skssss9 go - nGA S1AA'
h.Io - dssasd . pisaAA - - seevie-
ton, u % sister dsath. xrgr ysfs-
THY publisher Of the old New York
1pivN crGss Tsss, ouss . moss pops'
lar and successful sporting paper, gives
notice Of the sspsnsios Of hi journal
He hopes this il but Temporary, and
promises revival allsr few wssls.
Sou5HERr PaAYsR-T snjev <lts
Gays: JEFF Davis i > pious sssoaL H
goes in for treason and rebellion IN the
name of the Lord, and would like, no
doubt to see Beauregard fight and
Floyd steal, and Stephens bluster, Ill 70
the music Of palms and psalters.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

No CoSvsxrIos.-The Lyons Advo-
eass, the only Democratic paper pub
lished in Cli.sou county, j. opposed "a
holding any Democratic State Conven-
ton this year. The Keokuk Journal
and Fort Madison PI0indealer, Of Lee
county, are Of the same opinion. The
Sigourny Democrat, Keokuk county, the
Nesos, Van Buren, county, tho Courier,
jackson county, and several other pa
pers, arc either opposed to Conven'
ton Of any kind, or opposed to the one
now called. And by this it is to be
seen that there will be splitting up in
our ranks unless the State Executive
Committee take the proper steps to.
wards preventing it. There is no use
of trying TO dodge this matter-it sticks
out too plainly, and should not be disre.
QaYded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

sGnu. OUa1sCKs-bssta dies. General
Rebsrt @. 6shsaek, he soldier who con-
dsegsd NJ ART Ssgimsst u Clio voass-
tssss isto the sssny's eoustsy IL rail-
va asain-saiag - eev-eatehss q ~
locomotive y . ''seoutiag paEty'-and
whose command was fred into BY .
.maaked .hattesy concealed in the curve
Of The road, near Viepss, 10 Virginia,
a Monday born in Franklin, War
rem county, Ohio, October 4, 1907
graduated ct Mama University in 1927 ;
studied law, and was admitted to the
Der 10 1881. In 1910 be Vas elected >
member Of the Ohio Legislature IN l64S
and 1861 be Vas elected to Congress-.
President Fillmore appointed hiu Min
lister TO Brazil. In 1853 he retired from
political life but, in 1860, came forth
to favor the election of Mr.. Lincoln.
His elevation to the post Of Brigadier.
General was . political reward.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

THOMAS POWELL'S.
DRUG I FAMILY MEDICINE STORE
III % - RS.
20. BRADY STREET. ...... 20
HAVING ADOPTED THE CASH SYSTEM
IL Of buying and selling goodc, am prepared
20 Offer 1t very Low PRICES, to which respectful.
y aall attention of the public. In addition tony
we'll selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, Etc..
would solicit your attsntioa 70 new arrival
goods BY express
BAZIN'S ANANDINR,
PARMA COLOGNE, (BEsr sRAxps.)
LUBIN'S EXTRACT (xsw rmyunnnY.l
BENZINE,
Toilet 6oaps, Ansriean, French and Enelish
with full assortment Of TEETH, RAu, oLORl, HAT
AND NAIL BRUsRBs.
Also few Gases
DARK OTARO M ANDYs
PALE MENN808Y BRANDY,
W101TER IA OBn1A.
PO0E WINE.
PALE sMERRYs
whish win bsseld exclusivsly for medical par
poses.
Aeoo'o HAvAnA 01xAv0
Choice Brands, direct from the importer.
TnOA POWELL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26
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SCOTT HOUSE.

Highly IMPROVED FARM, NEAR TOWN
L i for trade for large Farm-diiferenes paid
Office in Post Ofhcs Block, opposite the DExoCRA,
AND News Office.
june25-dtf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11

4 SUPERIOR FARM aud Mil located In St Georges
n Hundred, Sew Cistls County, Delaware, near tue
delaware Railroad and within three miles Of 0dessa con
talng l25 acres Of land In high state Of euliyatun
which ara good farm buildings end superior Mill now
doing excellent business This hrm is situated in one
Of tho lest impnved ueighborhoods In the County, con-
vncnt to sehon Church, &C., we'll fenced and wAtered
about 10 scres in Peach Trees of choea varieties in fun
beating; will be sold on accommodating terms and pos
i4ssiou given by the 25h Of Derember Ten thousand
dollars remain secured on the premises.
tof further information apply or address,
SAML L. THOMSON, Real Estate Agent
L L AnG NAIkel .lrnai. Milmin ION. nnl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11

EXCHANGE HOTEL,


NJ, ~ V1fN %, INNIaTVNITl
ii4aie COL Il. h. JONES)
UIlIS Hotel kept tho European Pd1, Il convenient
for Travellers, Citizens. and the Public generally be.
lug In the immedse neghborhood Of the Exchange al-
joining the Post Office and within few minutes walk
u the Delaware whsrve the landings for Steamboats,
from all parts.
Meals can be had at all hours, from o'clock In the
morning to u O'Clock at night for l2k aud up
wards Lodging Rooms be procured At all times for
81 cents per night The Chambers are clean we'll ven
tllated and all newly furnished The Eating Depart
ment will he provided with the best the market can pro
duoe the Drinking Counter furnished with good Lquas
and choice Cigars The Proprietor hopes that by strict
personal attention with competent and obglng servants,
he will be able to please.
j. OTTENKIRK
Iate of Baltimore Nd, and Madison House, Philada.)
jy2Tly. PROPRIETOR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
BLINDS. &c.
BOOK STORES.
NEW BOOKS!

Al T. S. r Butleq's Book and Newspaper Siora
420 Mdrid Sirea,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Notes on Nursing by Florence Nighuu isie-tO eta.
Lucy CroftOn--76 cts
Travel and study la Italy--f6 cts
Campbell's Aftcultufe-sl.aj.
Art Recreation,. mpeie ghids ia otn,menta
Wora-Si60
The Lady's Manual Of Fancy Worl-sl2i.
Ten ThouFaud Wonderful Thngl-sarieicua aui
Rare Odd, Curious, Quaint, Erceni aud Extraordinary
81.
Life In spain-si.
Adventures OF Jonathan lloinehfcd-sl
Tho origin OF Species. lV Darwlu-sI2l
aiirheet's New wurk-Wouan tLsi Femmcl 81.
Asau Love fl4Amnu) 81.
comparatively,
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The Fate Of Sir John Franklin Dlscoyerad-Mecliu.
toek's Narratiye--sl
The Secret Ont or 1000 Tricks with CAris-t1.
All the Magazines for March together With all the
Daily and wsekly Newsp,1srs stationery, Fancy doods
Ae- In q eat variety.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE FARMERS STATE Mutual
COrginai MI Greek

rnrcrrls, 4 S,rS,rs S,0HT1 . nrxy
AN0 Oh&A4NCEi OOIuFAlN
loNTlhuks TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF pkhA.
- s s9peoI sahaniasss o. x ~. .9sa
~ ni7' W nj eeaerpnoha OF property eNeePt mNlne
Tbis co,,..n,, 4. a.. 49,. ii, ,,.,.., t,........ IL,
~. company IL the poneut Of AutuAi hsuiAueel IN
9a,o, oelns Tue hrs TO lAreanee tue paepe among
"i i, a AZ .ne otheis sfe mere imiiauoaA ,
" a.sel years eNpeIienSe IN hnu
Is5 ~ 'ns T,uilse q Muusl lusuAnes Mnun !! ~
" euaet tle MAnsgess ~ 70 suluss au us
49, ue'"ssh ue ateI.nl Naseues % properly Anu
- :" tela54 ne menpes nlp tne lnqsi e4ultAne anu
:, ~ - y, ~ elnet company IA ihs a'ale, II,
w uoa1 .nAt y ~ me. WIZ no loss, ot vly
~ siaAl ivses uuIlnk its eNisenSe' ln'
ua,sl ~ "a siaa 'ne losses mus, n9eus na ~ IIo
Il has nat Z a t, " , es, s ..la 'e ss so 80
%, single 'sse o. geton rarely Of even difference q
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
AMUEL NJ ALL,
DENTIST.

DENTIST,
MO. lOb SEVENTH Street between shlpey md Orange
IN Wilmington Del! 5. NJ having enjoyed a pfartios
In this citT for number o years with pleasure
our prominent citizens generally, aug 2s-lY
Ilss OF JAMAICA GINGER Is very saryieeabls ar a
" tonic to those recovering from dsease and TO those
that are dyspepc troubled with Dizziness it affords
great relief Prepared and sold at
lyl6 t0HNsoNS Drug Store, 1876 Market st.
WOOL HOODS, WOOLlHOODs.-Jnst opeued, anothe
w lot those very desirable Hoods that have been sell
Ing 30 rapidly. Prices from 20 cents TO Sl.hO
ELIZA WILSON 1919 Market st.
IL osTETTERs BITTERs, German BitlerF, lmporia
Ill Bitters for uale by A. II. 0RIMsHAw & co,
aepl No. Bna Market street.
AMPS altered to burn Goal Kerosene Ohs, at No
~ Ill Blanket street. Call and examine
sept %. J. e. PIcKELs
lA0h, sAdB-Just received laIse let Of Sage in bulk
- also pressed in psund haltpound and ounce
sausaae makers will do we'll 70 call at A. H. drmshaws
Drug Store, No. 500 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
WILMINGTON
House Furnishing Warehouse,
And Stove Emporium,
No. 219 (old No. 65) Market S., Wilmington, DEL

And stove emporium,
No. 2l9 (old No. Coy Market 81, Wilmington, DEL
FLINN g. JACKSON,
l. WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL DEALERS AND
81 MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF STOVES,
lHEN HEATERS, RANGES, WATER COOLERS, RI
~ PERPETRATORS, TIN, COPPER AND STREET.
IRON WARE and Importers Of Table Cutlery and Fancy
Hardware, &o
w either to the paror Chamber Kitchen, Store Of
fee--Gas consuming and plain.
SANFOHDS $1,000 Patent Challenge Heater. either por
table net In brick adapted Tor Churches, Schools
residences and Stores Also number VI other pAt
terms Constantly on hand, an assortment Of Hot Air
Registers and NenatorH.
Cooking Ranges, Gas Opens dnd Bath Boilers.
Godr Patent Steam HeSiius Apparatus put up IN
sieros and Residei ces--erouomieal aud safu
Silver Plated Ware
ON Fine AbgttA Meai such Tea, Desert Salt Mustard
and Table Spoons TABLE Desert aud Oyster Forks. dys
Ter soup, and Gravy Ladies', Butter Knives Ca,ior Cake
Baskets. Coffee Tins. g..
Britannia and Planished Ware.
Coffee and Tea Pots. Coffee lrns Casters Ice Pitchers
Cream and Moi.-r- Cnif Sugar and Stop bowls. Lamps
Splinons, Cauileslrks, lhdes. SPOONS. Butter Kettles
hgg Ngilers Beet Steis AMI Chatting Dishes Soup fu
teent, Sc
TABLE, KITCHEN & FANCY HARDWARE.
Ivory Knives aud Forks dos Caryers, Butchers
and saw Knives: Bird Cages Looking Glasses, Walters
OH Cloths, Floor and Table Mats. Bath Tubs, Hip aud
sponge Baths brushes Sleeves Coiiee Mills Sad Irons
japsuned Wooden and llollow Ware Porcelain and Tin
Ware; Preserving Cansj Counter utter aud ga Scales;
Scissors, Pocket KNIVES, kaf0rs, StrOps, Ice Cteam
Prefers Gas shades, aair kudr Coal liol. shuys,
lanterns lrss Kettles MILK Pans; window Wire, Brick
Makers, Foundry and Brick Mason sleeves; Trowels,
Spades and Shuyr Zine Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron
and all kinds Of Tin Ware; Cod oil aud Lamps.
METALLIC ROOFING, SCOUTING aud uuTrEEISu.
Particular attention sigen to Johhiugi Lining ualeys
with Zinc Iron; speaking Tubes put IN Vessels or
Houses. Reparsfor all Patterns of Stoves aud kanges
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
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FOR SALE

Ig,ss beautiful country scat with two or NOR
{.s.fsS acres OF land within mile of Wilmington,
ssH Del. Mansion House ~ by Co feet three Stories
lssss ~ handsomely finished with wide Yeranda front
k--A-eAt1 md on one side, portable gas work., and
water irced TO the third story with all the modern .
proyenients; large stable, carriage house 6c; all the
udiug. new having bean erected within the last
two three years without regard expense grounds
handsomely laid out with the choicest shade trees and
eyergens This property il worthy Of the attention Of
auyirutenan In want Of desirable country residence
1t Is considered of the best properties the
rity. The pavement IN extended within few hundred
yard- NJ the premises For further Information apply
address SAMUEL n. THOMSON, Real Estate Agent, tOB
Market street. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
FOR SALE.

~, good farm Of l6 more or less in Bran
hs!NN DIVINE Hundred, the Turnpike road leading
EstN i1 West Chester ~ miles from Wilmington,
siAh divided into nine telds and two olr well fenced
well waieri sud In good state Of cultivation aud hav
lug been lined. ashr1 rununed sud manGreI. There il
ntw httn ahpn O. ieet sluafe, Including uverihao
vi'h "n7t" Inot honap under the raugway ward 70
hy ~ irrt "4cl1tel with stone wall eight feet high
titling e. h'nes and % To- % cows, hs, oletally
good lNru house. and three tensut houH thereon, Ar
Era iuils dairy grain " grazing farm 1t would bs de-
nriNr, and will BE- sold for $50 per nlril trins
Apliy lob SAMUEL MrCAULLEY suYelih aud Poplar
sitecii " .lMiinstin. Del, or WM MeCArLLEN.
NJ Il COG Market street
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A State Convention Of the Republicans Of Iowa
10 called TO assemble BY their delegates at abe City
Of Des Moines, Ut 10 o'clcck A. Al. on Wednesday
July 3lst 1861 for the nomination Of officers TO be
elected at tho general election in October Of this
year Candidates to be selected for the Offices
Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and one Judge
of the Supreme Court. The Convention will take
such other action may, in It's opinion contribute
70 the success of the Republican party.
Fverv organized county win be entitled to one
delegate in the Convention, ard additional del
ecste for each 400 votes, and for any additional
frac Jon Of 100 or votes cast at the last Gen.
erai Eiection for Hon. Abraham Lincoln Presi-
dent If the United States.
Republican County Central Committees are re-
ques ted to call their conventions select their del
egates in the ratio above stated, and for efficient
organisation preparatory to the canvas.
HIM. HoxIF,
Chsirman State Central Committee.
SAnueL +. MILLER, Ice County.
j. 3. WEAVER. Davis, q
= ose. A. HAwLay, Decatur 81.
Laws Enrf&, Kcesuth
W. b. PAIRrrrLn. lloyd
II. G. HktDEKxoxs Marshall
j. r.. NEsnaAn Mahaska
w. A. WARRKs, Jatkson
u III. TurHiLL. Cedar
s. ]. w. TABoR, Buchanan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-28

ORIGINAL NNTIIE.

To Allan G. Thorn.
NOU are hereby notified that there is now on
file In the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Lee County, Iowa. al Keokuk the petition
of Alfonso X Rect, claiming ct ynu the aum as Gre
hun4red dollars, with interest from October lst,
ISFU, as money IHe him from ynH Tn u TvJnfss0Fy
note for said sum ef $500. executed by you to the
order Of X. 8. Hickey, and by him assigned TO
plaintiff; said petition also prays writ Of attach
msnt sgsinst pour property.
Now unless you appear and wer thereto on
or before noon u the second day Of the next
term tseptember 1917 Of ssid court, judgment
wi be rendered against you by default for amount
claimed, interest and costs.
McCRARY BRUCE,
juno q. 1S61--d1m Atty's. for Plaintiff.