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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

L.. VIM. r. Harnweil young and hight y
promising military officer of Charleston. SC.
was MORALLY wounded, 1T the battery on
Coit's Island. near that city, on the 10th
instant, by the accidental discharge OF "A re-
volver In the hands of 4 brother officer.
The bridge across the Tennessee river on
he Clarks,ill road has beeu finished ma
king an sll-raii route from Mem phis 10 Nash
v'iie uninterrupted.
the residence OF MIR. Kemp, near Louisville.
KY, was destroyed by fire Il few DAYS ago, in
which two negro girls belonging to Mr.. X.
were burned TO death.
Matthew MeCarthy. convicted Of IN RIDER in
the first degree, for killing his W lie in Men,
phis, Tenn, n short time since, attemp pied u
Kill himself by cutting his throat, a day or
two after bis sen tence was pronounced
Mr.. Chapman, a planter residing near
Beaufort, s. u, after the battls Of Port Roy.
al, deserted his State aud went over u the
Lincoln fleet.
The harleston Mercury, of the 18th inst.
made it, appearance in half sheet form.
owing 70 the dtnaculty in obtaining paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
col. ZARV0SA THOMAS,

The Baltimore Clipper, OF the 18th instant
has the following paragraph III reference TO
Col. Thomas, of the steamer St Nicholas
no toriety
Thomas, the French lady" since his in
career ration NJ Fort McHrnry, has lost his
reason, ana become crazy Al times be VIII
with a lead pencil adorn tha walls of his room
with drawings represan ting flowers, and
with watering pot viii saturate his cret-
lions with water When not III mood for
HORTICULTURE, he will collect number OF
matches, and, dividing them Will stick them
into cracks In the floor, tables, chairs, &c
lhese ne Will arrange into regiments, batta-
iious, companies, &C., and dsnominate the
STICKS the Federal ana rebel army With a
long stick he Will p rform ali the fighting,
and nIish the battle by ignitirg the matches,
which represents to him the burning OF
Washington by the shells from the rebel guns
Other fanciee are indaleed in, and so passes
lis hours.
THE RHfoRrso CAPTURE or TBB rRIvArERR
SUMTER.
New YORK, Nov. l2-Adyicss from the
T.. 5. frigats Niagara 10 the Ath ult.. saw
nothing about the prisoners from the priya.
tser Sumter. Her reported capture IL there
fore probably untrue.
I'VE infer from the above dispatch that the
report has again prevailed at the North that
the Sumter has been captured.-EDs. Dis.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

TENNESSEE CoSGREssMRN ELECTED Stuff
Client is known, says the Mem phis hrgus, 10
place beyond doubt the success Of the follow
Jag candid ties
First district, j. b. Heiskeli; Second, Will
ii IN & swan; Fourth. +. l.. q ,ruenshire ;
Fifth Henry $. Foote; sixth, Merideth F.
Gentry Seventh George W. jones' Eighth
Thomas Menaes: Ninth, j. ID. &. Atkins :;
Eleventh, David N. CurTin. Although full
returns have not heen received from the Third
and eu th districts, it is genernt!y conceded
that A. q. Weicker has been elected in the
former, ana Colonel John \. Wright in the
latter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
EsTISG FROM

INTERESTING FROM TExAs.--A British Brig
>ei:rd Of GcicesiGu BY tie Bl0ciaIer<.- The Gal
weston Ner., of October 20th, says:
A brig arrived Of the bar on Sunday morn
ing, bearing British colors. We understand
she has, nevertheless, been seized and made
a prZn of by the Lincoln blockaders We
expect more full information on the subject
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

A PR0CLAMATIoN TO THE ISDlAER.-Colonel
Douglas II. Cooper, {. S A, has issued 4
proclamation, dated October 70, To the Che
r0kees, Greeks, ChickasaWs, Seminoles, and
other inhabitants OF the Indian Territory,
in,i.Ing them to form into com pinies, and
rep ri to him Immediately, 10 rt>ist the inya-
SION of their homes by the Federal Handais
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
FROM N0RrHWLsrgRy v1pGIyI,.

DAKsEsrrWS, Nov l0.-Advices from North
western Virginia are 10 November !. The
chaplain who was taken prisoner at Btll'S
Blutt on the sunday previous 20 that affair,
preached j Wlr sermon at Loyettsvilie and
al tie conclusion opened q list and personally
called npoh ali TIA young men present 20 en-
roll their names il the cause OF the Contel-
era te States.
Col SincPpdiver had embodied all the hi
iltia in Berkeley county, and marched then!
in the direction Of R0mpey. A portion O.
Col. Ashbs ; Cavalry were at l,Iartinsburg to
guard the movement OF grain 10 Winchester
Allrer1ains perfectly quiet IN Gen. Banks
DIVISION. There - pc!ceptIble dimiuutIOn
oftyphoid CASES among the troops. Last Sun
day an "larmWas caused i'll the camp Of the
Ninth New York by the appearance Il three
hundred cHs.S Of a NeW form Of Illness. On
examination IL 10 the cauSe, il Wzs discover Ell
that underlying the leaves Of tue forest 10
which they had recently encd;l ped, Was tea
inches OF moist vegetable mound il 4 state Of
deCOInp position. The camp WIS instantly re
moved, "nC the illness almost suddenly dis
appeared. Among the victims Vas Ma 10.
Atterhur%, the Idcl q the regiment
Ten Thursday two srL tiucis Of the Sixteen h
Indiana, while on duty, "nGas,- III ta- Pre-
ttce OF The bayCnet drl. They had previously
taken the caps from their rifies hut in he
f"Clic the coat Of one named Lewis y Ga:i.
Of Laurel Indiana, got caught IN the loci. Of
his opponent, whose rifle disc harged aud $40
':"1i3 ia The left breast, the bali p4ssiug
through his body, breaking two OF his right
rihs, and entered The ground. Cafe expired
almost instantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

A correspondent vi the Lya1 ahars Pa
Sis.as. writing from ass.sdoW hat, ap.lsr
date OF Nov, I, says.
Wtsss Legion ~ Asre. and all oi .eo,a
posed Of naass Ntrx,a,sua. xys eaitat. & tate
Ard preparing fu< wh. srg Quarser. lsrs. Tue
viii Leave acre tos saaas o,Ass ye ~ " ~,a>
sey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
Still LATER fRoM THE NORTH
FF'" forfres+ Aohr1'e ifafrs IN .Mssoari 90
Aers .f'om !iashsartoa.-. Colonel Zarroao
Thomas, DC. dc

From Baitim ore paIers OF IN. 18th instant
we extract the following interesting and
latest Intelligence from the North.
IRON FORTRESS N"sRoR-TuK CREW OF rHs
arehAER "PBoSY."
FoRTRFss MoxRoR. Nov. ll-Thrre il "a
yet no arrival from The fleet
'h MONDAY Communication was had he
tween Old Point ami Norfolk by flags of truce
40 person is perm itted to leave Norfolk at
present and }en. Hugar has proh hited any
one belonging 10 the flag Of trnce boat TO
transmit newspapers to the Federal sold;er-.
or other PEI soE,.
The nag of truce steamer brought down tho
crew CT the French steam corvette Prony
which was wrecked last TUESDAY night neaT.
ucracoke Inlet, n. &. The Steamer had no
pilo', and vent ashore during the heavy waa :
tcer then prevailing. The crew and Cftirrrs
were all saved, and reached Norfolk yester:
day. The crew, about loo in number were
not permitted to hold any communication
with the people. and the officers allowed but
little opportunity Of learnicg any definite IN .
teiiig"nce Capt. Fontan2es states that when
his vessel passed Charleston hsrbor that
port was being hlockaded by eight large L
). war steamers
On sunday ight the brig Seraphjn t,an-
t"in R~msey, from Rio for Baltimore was
wrecked about forty miles South of Cape Hen
~. The cargo If the brig consisted of 21G
bags OF coffee On Monuay morning Il large
force OF Confederate soldiers appeared on TIL
beach, and succeeded In getting Ipcss+ r,sinn Of
o1d bags "f the coffee, which they removed in
70 the interior. The W ssrl ana cargo belong
ed 10 John /. Abraham, of Baltimore.
ne steamer Dawn arrived here to- day
frcui Washington having successft lily run tgI.
bio kaCe CT the rebel batteries. Thirty-tW o
snots were Hired at her, but she esca ped uL.
harmed.
On Monday sfternoon, the ship Connection,
arrived in Hampton Roads, having ca beard
i've Confederate naval officers, W no have been
released upon their parole OF honor from Fort
Warren. They viii e. 10 Norfolk by flag
OF truce, Tor the purpose 0! Al exchange vitii
an equal number oi Federal officers Their
parole OF honor extends but 70 five days, and
II IN that time they should not be success
!Hl ia their mission, they are 10 return to
Font Warren.
On Monday afternoon, the steamer =. y
SpauL1!ng, having on board one regiment OF
Penpsy isanis volunteers, saiIe, from Fortress
Monroe IJr HatturIs Inlet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
LATER FRoM ARIZONA. ..

From the MteiIla Tines, Of the 10th nit, wa
take the following:
Three spies, captured this week near t,mu
Roble,o, give the following rs the Ioe, on the
northern side. in the late action near Ala
Ih' 81 Capt Morris, OF the u. S. LIST Rtfie
regiment, wounded in the breast and leg: a
lieutenant killed instantly; and seven prt-
yates killed, and eight wounded.
.ffisr the Ind dHs-The citixans OF Ell P,so
49, strong, on Il scout against this Indians
near Ldks Santa NJ aria, killed seven braves
took sixteen women aud children captiyes
and recovered large amount of stock that
had been s'oien IL the Rio Hrands Valley
Tine Apicaes LIST week ~ IL twelve head
Of hors' near Don. Ana, nine of which be.
longed II company of the Second Texas
Mounted kins regiment. They were pur-
sued forty miles, and six q the horses recov.
cd, the Indians fleeing 10 the mountsins ett III
the remainder Of the stock.
Frem Pine A'to An express reached here
on the Sth from Pine Alto, bringing most ar
gent appeals for assistance. The Indians
nave Pino Ito. the copper msnss, ana seve-
raj large trains AL different potn to- and even n
company OF fortv Armed men from the valley
perfectly tesiaged.
We are informed that M>jor Waller will
also so TO Pine AI.o with a comm and of
eighty mea. He will he accom- panied bv
about the same nm Der Of citizens of Ni~sillS.
under the command Of Captain Anastacio
b. reia.
Kioras Massacre TArrs Men We have m
ceived from Capt. Walker particulars of the
late massacre of three Of his company by the
kiowa Indians A spy party Of four men
were sent ont on 2d Ssptem her. Ga the 81.
whii- at dinner near the fork OF the A Ibu.
querque and Fort L mon roads 50 mile. froru
Fort Stanton, they were suddenly .urru and
ed by ~ or 40 Indians, supposed to ba Kiowas
After Jour hours hard hgnsina. three OF the
Americans We're killed. and 'hs fourth, Ser
gsant I. A. Saunders, succeeded In making
his escape, having u very fss, horse. The
names of those killed are Jas. Emmenehsr.
Jas. Mossea, and 7 g. Penn berton, all of La.
yaca county, Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
sBIxrsS oE AAAI.

On Friday last, Gov. Moore. Of Alabama.
seized l. 400 sacks Of Aalt. at the MONTGOMERY
aud West Polo, depot. tha were being u>ux
ported To avoid the eAior.em@at Of ths bill
again So the sk portauon OF thi. necessary srti.
Gle, which had just passed both Hoasss Of me
Legislature. A much larger lot WAS On the
eve of being sna uxgiea on. out was rev ON ted
by the prompt aetioa Il the Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
fgpHRAL YEss sLs GoINa sorfa

FEDERAL VESSELS GONNA sCufA
The Savannah Republican, OF the i2th, pub
fishes the following extract from a letter
dated Dents Batteries, ST. Simons Island.
November eth:
Yesterday. al about high water, one OF
old A Do . f,eet hove In sight. We fully sS.
peetsd nght, but shs gave lis the go BY
Since then three have passed, each rMnninx
vsrv near the bar. What does II mean -
They have not stor psd ~ ternandiaa, AZ
tnis morning Is 50 cl-ar We could se- them II
they had. We think they are desan~d for
some point farther south ~ rsnatr inyurisa
Gus tained in the late engagement"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-22

Attorn.vs and Counsellors at Law and Solicitors In
-hanoery viii attend 70 professional bnsnesa and Land
Agkpov n Sandnsky and adjoining counties once, 2nd
'torv bueklands Block, Fremont.
n. p. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-22

Ofcourse the ships were not obliged to
wait until they got abreast of the works to
commence firing, but the make Of the river
permitted them to begin to throw angular
raking shots at distance of three-qusrters
Of mile, firing down the river, keeping it
up as they slowly drifted past; aud finally
finishing the round by pitching some part
ing shots up the river at similar angle
with the ones first fred This plan per-
mitted seven or eight Of our vessels to play
on the Notifications at tho same time.
Each ship was in effective range Of The
fort for about 20 minutes every time the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-22
Tho prisoners, Depot at sandususy.

The Register has the following particu-
lars Of the proposed quarters for rebel pris-
oners on the island in the bay opposite that
city: .t
Messrs. P Gregg and W, I. West have
undertaken 10 erect the buildings that
are required and have already entered up
on their work. The first cargo of lumber,
10000 feet, went over yesterday afternoon;
locations for the erections werc looked up
and in few days the Island will be one
scene Of hustle and activity. ,t..-esf
Messrs. Gregg and West are thoroughly
competent and efficient men and will put
the work forward at top speed.
The structures to be put up are Of con
siderable magnitude and sixteen in number.
There are to be three buildings for FOficers'
Quarters" each los # by "a and two
stories high, one for Soldiers Quarters, four
for quarters for prisoners-of officers, each 1872
1T by 20 and two stories high, four for
quarters for prisoners--privates, one hospi
tai, one store house aud two block houses.
Some other buildings are contemplated as
: likely to be or become necessary. Wheth-
er they will be erected presently, or at all
even, we arc not informed. The structures
enumerated are to be put up as speedily as
possible and it is expected 70 employ ono
hundred hands, either as laborers or me-
chanics. -'''
An approximate idea may be formed of
what is to be done, when it is understood
that the buildings 10 be erected will re-
qnirc about 100000 feet Of lumber and
100000 shingles. The buildings are also
to have S75 windows, each Of twelve panes
of by IA glass In other words, 4,50O
panes of glass are to lei in day light and
/ the outer world. ,Eaia r8o ,1gan
We cannot see how any finer place for
a Prisoners Depot could have been selected
{ in the world. The isolation, the surround.
, ings, tho lay Of the ground and al COM
bined render it just the place. There Is
only one draw back, and that is, that such
an island, with such soil, so rich and in.
viting for vineyards, for fruits Of all kinds,
and for general cultivation, should be de-
voted to such a purpose. Yesterdays visit
to tho island was the first one, and wo CON
, fess TO having been SO pleased with il, that
t we would ask no other possession in this
: : world but a good title to it. II only needs
: . improvement and cultivation to make it =
s very earthly paradise. .,..... .t.s.,..i
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-22

rUAs opened an office in Buekland's NEW Block oppo
site the Croghan House, for the purpose Of practic
mo Medicine and Surgery, where he be found during
the day while not professionally engaged and at night
at his residence Main Street nearly opposite the Eps
copal Church. Aug. % 1861.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-22
THE BATTLE MORN.
THE PLAN OF ATTACK.

The plan of our attack was equally sim
pie, admirable, and effective, being neither
more nor less than for the ships to steam
in circle, or elipse, running close to one
shore as they came dotUn the river, drifting
or steaming as slowly as possible past the
batteries there, and paying their fiery re-
spects, then making their turn to go back,
and as they went up the river, favoring the
other batteries with similar compliments
the game to be continued ad li6itatn,, or un-
til the rebel flag came down.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-22
10 Won Want n Farm
COUGH MEDICINE.

MRS. ANN BOWLUS, of Fremont,
1NL has prepared SYRUP for the CURE Of COLDS,
COUGHS &c. which the ncpient stages OF Consump-
on. From and undisputed Cures made in this
vicinity by this medicine, she safely recommend 1t
all who thus troubled II contains minerals or del
eteious drugs and is perfectly safe for children adults
When so cheap and reliable article Is offered no one
should neglect to obtain THIS REMEDY, before their
slight disease becomes ineurabe Consumption Put
up in 25 and so cent bottles
For sale by s. Buekand and @. R. Meouoeh, Fremont,
and VIM. ], Miller, Clyde, 44mo3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-22

A dispatch to the philadelphia Press states
that Gen Mcclellan has, through means not
of the movements Of the enemy, the number
and strength of their batteries at aud 10 the W
entity Of Manassas Junction. the nnmbeF ef
guns they have nOnnted and the strength 81
their army. He is guided in his opeEatloRs BY
a full knowledge of all their inlportent move-
mouts.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-22

A leading secessionist IN Prices army wrote
IN a recent letters sour men have no dread 5f
any Federal General except Seigel. and notlof
him when he is advancing. But rotreatings he
say when that d-d Dptchnian begins 10 back
down, look out for HI ~ eN-i --.-s iedQJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
Y,RUSTEE'S SALE.

Whereas. j. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop. his wife,
by their Deed ofTrusi. dated January l1th Is6a
ye1ed TO Robert IL Giimp~a. IN tfusi, the following
described real estate. ia the county or Lee and OF
Iowa viz the est half OF the south quarter Of
sectun IL nl eacepi one and three acres,
and the ~ half of the w. OF the n. OF section
fifteen t5l all being tn Te~Hslp sixty sis eG Range
Ave containing IN all ninety eight ard fourth
acrcs,to secure the payment certain promisspry
note, therein described tor the OF two sand
Ave hundred and my six dollars and eighty seven
cents, - $50 go with ten per cent per inter
est after maturity, and aso the OF
said trust.
And ~hereas.th principal snm In said note mem
toned Is dae and nnpsd toge Tier Will
Oh frvm February 2a. 1861; and whereas, the said
Bishop has made def1n IN said pa, me per The
stirniatione OF ssid note and Deed ef Tru L:
Therefore, Robert II. Gilmore, as Trustee afore-
said BY direction ~ the holders Of note nud
thereapto by said Deed Of Trust empowered will sell
ihe real estate above described. public sale
~ The highest bidder. IN fruh Of my nniee the City
cfkeokuk, Tn raid county on Monday, tho Seth day
of September. leJl between the hours al o'eloek
and clock, p. and comm cling At O'Clock
y. Of said day, 10 satisfy said demand and The cost
ofssid Trust. RUBkkT III. GILLMoRk,
| Aug 81 ,6idim Trustee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

IL all to rAss fA<se pvsseafs shall xrssti~xs
WHsxEAr. Ills by an aet OF the General Assembly OF
The htale OF Iowa, made The duty OF The Governor at
least thirty day sicre any EeYersl election 10 issus
tIts rrurnn=alion, dee ehHnr ell the ofices To he
Eiied by of ali the electors IN The State blythe
electors of any Judicial District.
suw4 therefore, /, samuel j. ktrkw God. Governor
~ The State OF lows do BY fhis, NY proeiamatIes,
pubissh an ~ IT the next general .erton,
10 be held IL this State The second Tuesday Of tie
tober next, the following ofees TO be nlled to-
wit.
The once Of Governor;
The once OF Lieutenant Governor;
The once OF Judge Of The Supreme Court;
he ofHrc ~ Representative to Congress from The
First Congressional Dstrcs, to MI the vscancs
stoned BY the resignation Of Hhn. Samuel X. Gnrtisi
And The ofee OF District Judge offbe SAih Judis MI
Disrir, 10 m thr vacancy occasfoned by the resigna
tinn Of Hon. william N. Stone;
Whereof all citizens aud officers concerned parsie
uiariy the Shefins Of the several counties
tice and lie governed accordingly
In testimon, whereof. have hescupto set my han
ahiAed the grsntseai of the state OF Iowa Done
- III lies M0ines THIS Goth day Of August. IsGl,
tnst ofthe Independence Of the United States the
~ eighty sixth, and Of this ftsie the fifteenth.
BY the Governor, SAMUEL. kIRkA GOD.
1 ELIJAH SELLS, Sec. Of Slate serTlE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Jno. Brengartner. Andsrs Burn % defendants.
ion hereby notified that there IL nos on
Gle I'm the Clerks Office Of the District Court og Lee
Co., Io~s Fort Madison. petition Of inc n Davis
and M. Price claiming Judgment Oh foreclosure of
mortgage against said Jna for the sun
four hundred dollars, with 10 per cent nttres, from
the atst day og August 1861, and against all said
defendants above named, pray also the
urenf mort given hy satd Ino. Brengartn~r to
Jnn r. Davis and VIZ. Price, npon iot nine 49, Of
block thirty two, t3g] In u. W Kiihourre's Addition
to tks City 81 ke0Auk Lee county, lows, the sale af
said mort gagged premises, the ertIngrishmelt OF all
esfaity OF REDEEM 1T oa therein.
Nov you notified TO appear and answer saIareti.
ian the morning OF the seeoua day 81 the term
20 said Court, 10 he holden the Mendsy OF De
eeher, leEl or alignment and decree will be had there
IN pras cd for, hy default
III. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug .gs. Tf-dlm Solicitor for retfttarer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

~
To j. NJ Hiatt, J. II. Paul, Emma r Hiatt, ELLEN +.
Paul. William Leighton. Caleb cape q Co.. Bower
a M'Namee. Tweedy Mouiton Phmrion, MARI
NJ swanwick, 4. H. Ford, B Maadf
You aud each OF hoa hereby notified that there D.
now on ale the Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa nj Fl Madison petition
of Samuel X. " ea d. claiming you, j. Hiatt ID.
Paul and William Lagh ton The cum OF thirteen huf-
dred Dollars with len per cent Interest per anna M
from February l4th, lroi. money due on pr9mss
sorry and secured BY Deed of Trust made BY you
j. n. Hiatt, Emma I. Hiatt, J. IT, Paul and Ellen r.
Paul. Henry H. Clark - trustee, 10 sec nrr the pay
ment OF said note, also claiming against each OF you
foreclosure Of said Mortgage ~. .xmc being upon
Real Estate described in said etiiio stnsted IL Lee
county. Iowa. for the purchase money and farthe'
ask NJ for sale OF said premises, and general relief
And unless you appear and ausw or said petition on
before OF the aecond day Of the ne ri ter ~
said Court, 70 IT Fort Madis0n on The Grs
Monday OF December, A. D., l66i.a default viii b
entered against you, and judgment rendered thereon
| ~ prayed for In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
Sept ,6l-dlm Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.