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WASHING TON LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. SHUMAN has, after an erperIence of te

WASHING TON LOCK. HOSPITAL.
nR. SHUMAN has, amer an experience Of ten
~ years, established the above refuge from
quackery, self label ed Indian or 6ermsn doctors,
and pIetenders Of vitchcraf and impostors In gen.
eral
This ia the only place where . cure and speedy
cure can be obtained in the world FOR all Improper
and evil habits, gonorrhe, gleet, seminal veak
ness, syphilis, primary secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains In the loins, structures,
general debility, proBt ration neryou Eese, rest
nights palptatiOo Of the heart ringing IN the ears,
loss of memory, confusion, melancholy, affections
Of the head, throat, nose and ekin, and al those
peculiar disorders arising from the lrdiscreton OF
youth, rendering them unit for either business,
study, society, or marriage.
world for diseases Of The blood. EonorTha. gleet,
structures, sy phiis, seminal weakness, self abuse
30. Thereis no case In which they fall 70 oIre IN
from s to days. --..
Victims OF these horrible complaints, who would
wish to be valuable men and ornaments % society
should embrace the earliest opportuuity for relief
DIR. Shumon has made she most comp etc aTrabge-
ments for the comfort of his pstIents who come
from q distance. They will be furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable saarters, necessery
diet, and mAde as comtorlanle a. they would be a.
. hrst olass hotel ut less than half the oost.
Do not forget tho name and pEnesr Dr. Shu
Pennsylvsnla averue, Clerendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Weshington &C. :,
Persons st distance should enosose stamp for
return postage. Ufioe hours, 9 A. NJ to 10 p. NJ.
Various parties have been enticed IRON nv IN
stltutlon by certain svl adieIs back styesrs IN
this city, who viii rue II uil the dAy of their deth
4 word TO the wise is snfhoeut- aps-lT
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III Airs, General Harrison, who was quite Ill,
1T the residence Of her son, Hon. Scott Harrison
at North Bend, 10 convalsscsnt
IL Colts Navy revolven have been selling
In Memphis, Tenn at from $40 to $50 apiece
AT 'his price they are abundant
III The City Council Of Richmond, Va. ha.
resolved TO pay for medicines furnished the
families of soldiers In the Confedegsts army.
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III The Charleston Courier, Of the 9th inst 81,
says:-A gentleman Just arrived In this city from
New Orleans reports that the blockading steamer
Brooklyn, at the mouth Of the Mississippi, went
ashore before he left, and that she careened to
such degree that her guns could not be made 10
bear on anything. He further reports that the
were alive In preparation for relieving
the Brooklyn and placing her under Confederate
attentions
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PosrAaE At THE SoUrH.-The New Orleans
Picayune thus calmly states the new postage rates:
In mailing letters over sou miles distance, with
In the Confederate States the postage will be ten
cents for single letters, and two stamps must be
afxed. In mailing letters for any foreign State,
either In or out Of the United States, the United
States stamps heretofore used must be added
We learn that ten cent stamps will shortly be
ad 'pted. This will prove great facility and
convenience to our citizens and Postmaster r i'd
dell deserves the thanks Of the community for his
enterprise
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MANUFACTURE OF HEAvr ORDNANCE FOR
GovERSMENr.-The Boston Traveller states
that the South Boston Iron Foundry now
employs two hundred operatives in the manu-
facture Of heavy ordnance and projectiles for
the Government. Some of the machinery is
kept in motion the whole twenty -four hours, 50
urgent are the demands. The Traveller adds ::
" At this foundry are now making not only
twelve and thirteen-inch shell for mortars, but
shell for ten-inch Columbiads, and shot and
shell for t~ elye and six-pounders, with canis-
ter and grape. From two to three hundred
Of shot and shell are made per day, and about
twelve guns per week. Many persons suppose
that mortars and heavy ordnance are cast hol-
low, ready. after finishing, for use. This is a
mistake. The gun Is cast solid and then bored.
The Government inspection is of the most
rigid character, and for the slightest deviation,
even the thousandth part of an inch, the gun
is rejected. We saw one heavy nine-inch
Dahlgren navy gun which was cut in three
pieces for the furnace, simply because in fin
ishing the outside, where It could not be
turned, ths workman had chipped off bit of
iron as big only as ten-cent piece. The gun
was just as good as any one that had been
made, but the inspector had rejected it,"
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A VOICE FROM EsGLAND "A private letter from
London, received by the Fulton, says:
"The articles In the Times about America are
received here with dsfavor-and X ussell's letters
especially.
British rule the thing 10 laughed at for the nrst
demand would be the extinction of slavery
The inconveniences Of a strict bloc kade Of the
southern ports are not even discussed in Eng land
vital though thequestion 10 to the cotton interest
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEK
" OF GAS METERS,

WksHIkeToE, July 10, 1850,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
loranon approved MAY IL, l8so, The undeIsiTned il
now prepared, vheneyer re{ gired in writing, and
examine, test, prove, and ascertain q rocuraoJ OF
IeglsIatlon of any gas meter in pne this oItJ."
Every meteor, iffound incorrect, will be condemned
and smother, Doaed and marked a. true, viii be
set In rs place. If proved TO be sccuTste Ia its
messul ement Of gas, it will be scaled scoOrdinrJ
and gam put in position for use.
Of.ce No. s10 Seventh street, tnear Odd Eel
-ows HsllQ Open from .. M, TO ,. m.
.CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM,
jy l5-n INSPECTOR and Soaler OF 6eu Meters,
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HASGING IN TKNNKssKE.-The Memphis Ava
lanche, Of the 7th inst, says: "John Beman, the
wstchman on the steamer w NJ Morrison, whose
arrest we mentioned In our last, was Yesterday
hung by the citizens Of Mound City. He was a
most Incorporating abolitionist, and expressed
such sentiments a. left the iBdigna citizens no
other alternative. He was upward Of sixty years
OF age; bad been employed long time on the
river, and came from Boston, Mass =, where he
said he had friends livingp
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III The Charleston Courier, of the 9th inst
says: "We are In the month Of June, the month
OF the glorious action Of Fort outrie, and South
Csrolina's sons are marshalled against worse foe
than was encountered by Moultrie and Marion
Before the 18th inst, we may have TO acknowl.
edge 4 large addition to the indnessnsnfs, and
Notices, AID blssstagS that demanded the call 70
public and common prayern
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III The Nashville Gazette, Of the 9th inst
says: "a brother Of the lamented Jackson, who
was recently killed by Lincoln's cutthroats a
Alexsndria, 10 In the neighborhood Of that city
and with his trusty ride, kills from two TO i've o
the northern invaders daily.n T
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THE MKAPHs BArrKRY.-General Pillow is
erecting third battery on the Mississippi, at the
mouth Of Wolf river, on the Memphis side, at the
point Of the bend. It 10 to be com pleted in Il Z
days-NGSkrtlls Gazstfe, STA last. s.-- q
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" on monthly payments, or disSopets fSr ss.h.
sDH s06. between u cod i0th 3D.
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OFFICERS, PETTY OFFICERs, AND sea
the capture Of any SLAYER can have Their CLAIMS for
Bounty and Head Money prompty attended TO b.
sHRpiying 70 or addressing @. p. WALLACE.
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RoOTs AND sA0Es TO SUIT SKE
We are now manufacturing ell kinds OF BOOTe
and SHOES, and constantly receivlns a~ssr
supply OF eastern mnde work of every de- ES&$S
ecfEpnon, made expressly to order, and willf EaY
be sold at much lower prioe than has BEEN ~
heretofore charged in this city for msch inferior
Artloies.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
CITY made work, will always fEd good asscT.mep
In store And NJ the lowest prices. Give ue call.
GRIFFIN & BRO,
DEf S14 PenrsJivania avenue.
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Ch. Farre's Champagne.

j. J.K.GLONlN6ER X. CO.,
No. Z, North Charles street, BdIfimors,
Having been appointed Agents for the sale or the
above brand of CHAMPAGNE WINE, offer IL
for sa re- ylnB upon its merits TO establish here
the reputation il has already acquired il our
Southern cities.
Besides obtaining q hrst-e!sss Medal at the
appointed Purveyor TO the Courts of Spain and
Prussia. ap6 eoSm
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THE
LAFAYETTE
FIRE
INSURANCE
COMPANY
BROOKLYN, NJ T.,
INSURES
BUILDINGS,
MERCHANDISE,
&o., &C.,
AGAINST Loss OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
HEATH q KNOWLES,
AGENTS,
Ohhce-Room 16 over Bank Of Washington.
js Str

n
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BSre1u Of Pyovisioas nad CIotkiag,
May l8. 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until hlontsy, rhe nth day of June, 1881 at noon
for the snPplJ OF such quantt Of Fresh Eeef and
Vege: ablss as may be resuIl ed on the Washington
station, during the fiscal ear oomme nolng on the
1852.
The Beef and Vegetables must bs of good quail
ity, and the best the market affords and each ar
ticle must be offered for by the pound.
Bond with approved seounty will be required in
one half the estimated amount of the contract and
twenty per centum IN addition will be Wit held
from the amount of each pay meat to be made. as
collateral security for this due performance OF the
contract WHICH will on account be paid until il
Is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied tss di-
for the naval service for ls46 = app l0tn Au
gust, la46, by written guaranty signed by
more responsible persons; to the effect that he or
they UNDERTAKE that the bidder or bidders will If
his or their bid he accepted, enter into oeliga
ton, within fve days, with good and sufiois Mt
suIeties, to m mrnlsh the articles pro posed.
No proposal will be considered unless aooompa-
MED by snch guaranty IN ls lav4~
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SCHwERIN'S PILLS are Ire death to Rats
aud Mice: nj Schwerin has Isoelved certihoates
House of Refuge, PennsylvaaIa Hospital, end
other Prominent Institutions Of PhlladelpnIa u.
8. Jail, W sshington, ID G.; and Charity Hospital,
New Orleans, La
The original certificates can be seen at the
Wholesale e and etaI Depot 124 North Second
street. phia and for sale IN this city BY ID.
b. CLARK, corner Pa. avenue and Al Sta, and BY
al Druggists and Grocers.
BEWARE OF SPURIOUS INVITATIONS.
III Remember TO ask for Sohwerin's Annihi-
lating Powder.
liz None genuine unless nj med nj. ScHwKRIN.
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p,
ENRICH, at tho corner OF Penn.
avenue and Eleventh street, has been SA$
greater inducements for the patronage Of citizens
and strangers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his Recommendations
for permanent or tranCient boarders uneI Iception-
European Hotel have already become very popu
lar. being all that be desired by the most fs-
tdloQs. Tne proprietor ed ges unremitted atteu-
ton and continued liberal expenditures TO give sat
lstaotion to eli, and thus renews his invitation 70
ell TO give the European Hota q oall. del-u
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NJ. TEETH.
Sfths MINERAL PtITE fEETHsa TEETH ass ps.s.sss
'opas ns.nS can wear these teeth Who oB
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling at my ofhoe can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they NAV desIre
bpt to those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest ard most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINER l. PIATE will hs
moro fully warranted. " w
Rooms Ip this olty-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
s,n ana lotn sts. Also, s0T Arch street, Phi adei
pnla. Is #
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United STATES MILITARY ROUTE.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
ON and afts, IRursddy, May l6, 1881,
PASSENGER TRAINS BKTwEEE

WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
- Will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON at 4 IS and 10 D. M
and 81 Snd - p. arriving at Baltimore at $50
and 9 so q m. and 4.05 and 7SO p. m.
LEAVE BALTImO ORE a. 4.2O and % a. m. and
3f5 and p n Arriving at Washing ton at 6. 10 and
10. 10 q. m. and Is and IS .. m.
Passenger Trains leaving WASHINGTON at 7 10 a.
m. and - p. m, and Baltimore at % a. m and S
2. m make direct connexions for Annapolis at the
junction.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
nston st $50 q. IN. and Is .. m.
Passenger Trains leaving w ashington at Is and
7;l0 q. IN and 50 2: m. make direct connexions at
Baltimore for PhiladeI phia, New York, Boston,
and all other points North.
All articles of freight mot oontrabaud of war)
will be transported over the limo. Tonnage Trains
VIII leave baltimore at 20 O. m. Leave W sshing
ton et 7,p. m.
By order Of the Secretary of War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
m l6 General Manager.
IT g. MILITARY ROUTE.
". SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trains Wall leave tho Depot at
7.lO D. N: and 80 p. m tor Philadelphia and New
YORK. TTains VII arrive At 10 q. me- and IS p m.
THO MAS A, SCOTT, 6enl Manager.
ma ls IChron. Intel. and Repub.l
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DENTISTRY.
NR. CHAS. r. BOTELER,
= SURG E0N uE NTIST

INK. CHAS. r. BOTELER,
Il SURGEON DENTIST,
Havlng located himself permanently in Washing
ton, oneIs his professional services to oItI-
lens hea ana ssolourne[s, in all the varIousSpS~
re3oentiy improved system of Dentistry,
VI: b., having studied with one of the most en-
sna aIso with the Dental College of Baltimore
from whom he has received his diploma feels con
.b to those who will test his professional
Ofioe No. $50 Pa avepue. bstvesn ,.h and Inc.
TO p.m. anIsnS, ,n'
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L. FL UMBER AND GAS Filter,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth end F sts
He ls prepared TO Introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
he has on hand . lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will cell less than cost, an hs
wishes to get rid of them. no IL
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- GAS FIXTURE Es.

GA 8 FIT TU X Els.
w H6vs IN store and are dsl v rccelyinR q lS
FI1TUR ES of entirely New Patterns and Design.
and Finish, superior style to anything heretofore
offered In this market. We invite oitizeus general
y to call apd examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the bsst
seieqted stock in Washington
All Work IN tho sboye line Entrusted to eur care
Will DO promptly attended TO-
MYERS q Mo6HAN,
mar kU 316 d street,
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A VIM T. DOVE co.
JAKE NOW prepared 70 eIscute any orders with
which they may be favored IN the
PLUMBING, Gas OR STEAM FITTINs
BUSINESS.
IL Store on sth strest, . few doors north O., Pa
ayenne, where MAY be found oomplets assortment
WATER FIXTURES. in Diy
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TOOD AND COAL.

" WOOD AND COAL.
calling q the PfoNEER MILLS. sesilssest cor
yer a. SsgsHfh street aHd Canal. GEO. PAGE,
Asentb They sell cheaper and give better measure
than any others in the city-cut, split. and deiIv-
ered free of charge. III you doa { eiIeve i've
tho Pioneer Mills tria-, and be saass6ed.
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w CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
w ILL Find il to th cir int rest before purchas-
ing to call at the Extensive Cabinet ER- sAlEs8
tshlIshment of EDWIN GREEN, No -V
$50 Pennsy /. ana aveRue, W here large
stock of FURNITURE and CHAIRSrz3Au
aud MATTRESSES will always be
found.
Mahogany of al thicknesses for sale
Psoking and Repairing and Vanishing promptly
attended to.
Furniture or other goods taken on storage.
ID 0u,
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BLOOD RENOVdTOR.
Bold in this city BY c. sTOTT, 3Ts Pa avenue.
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GREEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE PaIs;
N Cnamp,snonsi Erssh Tomatoes, In nart cans
Singe Canton;l Angeliene, Fresh Msokerel aud
HsIout, 10 eanI; fresh LobsteIs and clans, in
wells iekles, Ssnces, CaPe:s, Olives. 40. For
sale BY KING Il BpRCHELL, Grocers,
ms Corner Vermont av and 18th Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-30

To Jshcs b. Billings j. M. Billings, 8. s. Billinm
Parmelia Billings, X. II. Leisure, w. b. FressS
Davis Price, II s. Taylor, Jno. Scuriss 4 O.
Vim. Thompson Co., Alexander Johnson, ydfS
M. Mott, jr., John M. Mott, Gen., Jno. b. Quizka
Otis Rsyaalis a CO., Geo. g. Andsnop, Andrea
Webster, Galloway d Webster, Bradley, Rnus-
ham Lamb, 4, w. Phinpey, Mary II, McCune1
John McCune, Sue +. Zwartz, Jno. l.. warts,
Agnes Wiley Gait, Hannaford a Co., defend ants:
VoU ara herehy respectfully notified that lhers
l. il now on file in tho C.rk's { flee Of the Dis
trict Court of Lee County, Iowa, At Fort Madison
petition Of Hiram barney, eiaiminga Judgment
on foreclosure of mortgage agairst said Jabes b.
Billing above named for the sum VI ten thousapd
dollars, with ten per cent. interest from the lth
day of February 1860, and special and general
execution against u, billings, aud a. against all
said defendants above named praying also Tor the
foreclosure OF mortgage gwen by said j. b.
Billings to Charles Maron, upon the south half [&l
Of section twenty -four and fractional section
twenty i've 1851. alltin township sixrs I've 1851
north of range six CT west, In Lee county, Iowa;
the sale of said mortgaged premises TO pay Cd ssid
debt the exiinguifhmsIt Of ailsqnity oil redsmp-
ton therein. for costs and general relief. --
Now You and each Of you are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning q the
second day of the next term OF said court, to b.
holden on the third Monday Of May, 1861, or judg-
ment and decree viii be had therein rs prayed for
by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Ian. 20. ls6l-4w Solieitor Tor Petitioner
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HEApAcHE 10 the favorite sign BY
which nature makes known any deviation
whatever from the natural state of the brain
and viewed in this light it may be looked on
as a safeguard intended to give notice OF dis
case which might otherwise escape attention
till too late to be rcmedied and its indioa-
tions should never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, Symp-
tomatic and Idiopathic. Symptomato Head
ache is exceedingly common, and Is the pre-
cursor Of great variety OF diseases, m onp
which are Apoplexy, Gout, Rheumatism, and
ell febrile diseases. In its nervous form il is
sympathetic OF disease of the stomach con-
shutting sick headache, or hepatic disease
constituting bilious headache, of worms,
constipation and other disorders of the bow
els, as we'll as renal and uterine affections
Diseases OF the heart are very frequently at
tended with Headaches; AnBmia and pletho-
ra are also affections which frequently CO.
caslon headache. ldiopatLic Headache is
also very common, being usually distinguish
ed by the name Of nervous headdche, some
times coming on suddenly in state of ap-
parenty sound health and prostrating ct
once the mental and physical energies, and
10 other instances it comes on slowly, herald.
ou " acptcss'oh VI eplEtts or 6cernity OF
temper. ln most instances the pain is in the
front Of the head, over one or both eyes. and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
may also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class Of Head
ache the Cephalic Pills have boen found
sure and safe remedy, relieving the most
acute pains 10 few minutes, and BY it's sub.
tie power eraiica,ing the diseases OF which
Headache is the unerring index.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tux IMAGINATION CT LANeuAaKs.-There
10 growing tendency in this age to appro-
pirate the most expressive words OF other
languages, and after while to incorporate
them into our own thue the word Cephaic,
which is from the Greek, signifying "for the
head,n IL nov becoming popularixed in CON-
necsion with Mr.. Spaiding's great Headache
remedy, but il will soon be used in more
general vav, aud the word Cephalic will be-
come ss common es Electrotype and many
others mhnse distinction as foreign words
has been worn away by common usage until
thsy seem .native and TO the manor born"
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s.cgal notice.

saee0t Notice.
FREDERICK ZU0G In tho District Court oil
w. Lee County, Iowa, at Keo
ROBERT GETTY, fkuk, February Term, A. ID
JAMES II. GETTY, 1861.
JOHN l.. LEE. pEr,rIosrH EQuIrY.
IsHE above named defer dants arc hereby notified
= that there 10 now on file IN the Office Of the
Clerk OF the aforesaid nistrict Court the petition
OF Plaintiff In equity, claiming that the cquita-
ttr INTEREST IN and 10 lot In block 70 Id the city
OF heokuk, lowe. Ii owned by the defendant
kobt Getty and that said equitable interest is liza
BILE to be subjected to the payment Of > judgment
obtained by plaintiff against said Robert DEITY
and ono Jcssec H Holmes on the 18Th day Of Sep
tember, 1859 in the District Court IT Lee County,
Iowa, at kcokuk, for the rum Of twu thousand
one hundred and eighty $4,000 dollars; and that a
mortg sge pretended to have been executed on said
lot by James Ii. Getty to the defendant John l..
Lee on the 9th day of September, 1865, Ia fraudu-
lent, and was made for the purpose of covering up
said eqnity Of said Robert Getty in said real estate
and to hinder and delay the creditors Of said Roh
Getty in the collection Of their debts. Petition
asks for an attachment and fur general relief; and
unless the said defendants appear and defend
on or before the second dsy Ut noon Of the Febru
airy term, A. D. 1851, Of said District Court, judg-
ment will be rendered by default according to The
prayer Of said petition. TURNER 4 CRAIG.
Dec u, 1860. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
dee 25dAw
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0riglmal NotIcs.

TO T. I. HsKenny and Robert McMurdy:
FISHERH Ii now ME In the Office of the Clerk OF
L the District Court of Lee County, lows 1T X co
kuk, the petition Of o. n. Crane clai ming agans,
I. l. Mckenny judgment Of six thousand do 1.
lars op . large number Of promissory notes exc
cuted by said I. |. Mckcnny to plaintiff; and
against both defendants the foreclosure OF mort
gage executed by said Mckenny, TO secure said
notes, ON real estate In Lee County, Iowa. which be
afterwards sold to said MoMurdy-
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day Of the February term
(ls6l), ut noon, Ut said court.A judgment win b
rendered and the property ordered to be sold, ~
prayed in said petition.
) RANKIN s MILLER,
Dec. z, 1859. dim Pitts Attys.