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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12
THE WAR NEWS !
FROM TIL MANASSAS
JUNCTION, LEESBU RG, uARPER'S
FERRY, ETC.

IN INTERESTING FROM TlIEMANASSAS
JUNCTION, LEESBURG, UARPER'S
FERRY, ETC.
There is every indication that the Fed
eral and Confederate forces will soon
meet in deadly conflict at some point in
Virginia From the Washington Star OF
last evening We make up the following in
teresting intelligence:
FROM MANASSAS JUNCTION AND LEES
BURG.
Just before going to lress TO day, we have
information from two gentlemen of cIar>
aoter. whose sympaihies with the cause OF
the Union we know 10 be entirely rc!ia-
5le-one OF whom is just from Manassas
Junction and the other from the immcdi.
ate vicinity of Leesburg. The former rs
sures US that on Friday last Beauregard
certainly arrived OF the junction; and il
so, we take it for granted has assumed the
commaad Of the dlsunion troops IN that
quarter. This gentlemen further says
that there is an aggregate force of 10000
troops Manassas, Centreville, Fairfax
Station AID Fairfax, Court House. This
information, though different widely from
that received by the government here
comes TO us under circumstances that
cause us to place some reliancc on it.
Our informant from the direction OF
Leesburg assures us that on Sunday NOR
ming last, during divine service, an officer
rode up to the quaker meeting house AT
Waterford, Loudouu county, seven miles
from Leesburg, and ordered the people
there assembled to be OF IIarper's Ferry
the next morning, Monday, with all
their wagons aud teams, to move the ma
terial and troops ther there. On that
day we believe two thousand OF these
troops moved up the Potomac to point
opposite Williamsport. Our information
fioml cesburg is up 20 yesterday morning
That town was then The headquarters of a
force of about 600 men, if we are correct.
y informed, and we think We aie, under
the command Of Eppa lluuter, Priace
William county Brigadier who has seen
no service Oyeihe by. These troops dc
the picket guard duty between the Point
Of Rocks, Leesburg, Broad Run, Vienna
and on towards Georgetown, until meet-
ing the line of pickets thrown out from
Fairfax Court House. ....
AN EXPECTED ATTACK on WILLIAMS
".. .. PORT.
We received Information yesterday af-
tcrnoon, IN which we have reason to place
some confidence, that General Johnston
had dispatched u force of two thousand
men with two pieces of ordnance, for an
assault on Willianisoort, Md, proposing
to lombard it first from the Virginia side
Of the river.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12
BY LAST NIGHTS MAI.

From some cause, we have failed
the last two evenings, to receive ths
papers upon which wo have usually
depended for our latest information
from tho seat of war &
y We regret to learn, however, from
other sources, that Capt. J. O. Loraiu
of the Washington Cadets Of ,Li,
place. was arrested at Harrisburg On
Sunday last, on the charge Of treason,
preferred against him by Captaht
Mcdonald, of the Potter county com,
panya The charges alleged were GER
tain expressions made in reference to
the present war, and not embracing
any act of insuborbination or dis.
loyalty. With the hope that ouryouny
friend will be able to remove every
shadow of suspicion from his charac,
ter, we await the full particulars.
POSTSCRlPT.-Sincc the above
was in type, and after striking off part
of our edition, we have cOnvcrscd with
II gentleman who spent Monday after.
noon in Harrisburg, and was in com.
pany with Capt. Lorain, who was cn,
joying perfect liberty and his usual
spirits; that although no arrest had
been made, yet it was believed that a
warrant for that purpose had been is.
sued and that the offence alleged was
the making use Of language in sub.
stance as follows that if he thought
this war was for the purpose Of Iiber.
ating the slaves he would never draw
II trigger" We shall anxiously await
the particulars.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

ARRlvED.-We call the attention of our
citizens to the fact that Dr. Bort has ar.
rived at the Mansion House, where he can
be consulted for a few days. The Doc.
tor comes highly recommended, and those
of our citizens who neea medical aid
would do well to give him a call.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

ss5"rhe editor of tho Brookville Star,
who is the present Superintendent Of the
Common Schools of that county, must be
a perfect brick" If he knows as much
about teaching children their a, B, Cs, as
he has shown that he does about heather
mythology the rising generation Of Jefier.
son may well honor the DAY that brought
the cruditc McElhosc into their midst.
Only think of the fellow rot knowing the
war, and the Supreme Reing!
Ignorance is the curse of God,
knowledge tho wing wherewith we fly to llcay-
en-"
But poor Mac, We fear there is no chance
for him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

T'hs present month will doubtless be-
come among tie mos. eventful in the his
tory. of this country. The opinion now
prevails in military circle. here that no
Sirect attack will be made on Harper's
Ferry. but that the largest portion OF the
a, INV now concentrated ataDd near Chani-
bersburg will advance through Maryland,
cross in force at Willamsport and take q
position in the rear of tile rebel forces AZ
the ferry, ~ rfs r N1r " "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

TUE BEANS A great deal has been said
and written, in reference 10 the impcsi'
ton practiced upon our Soldiers, in fur
uishihg supplies and clothing for them,
Try the officials and employees of our State
Administration. The Lancaster Express
of Tuesday says: r
MANY curious transactions in contracts for
supplies reach us from reliable sources, Il few OF
which we will instance. A gentleman who was
abo ut to leave Pittsburg for Philadelphia was
commissioned by a contractor there to purchase
beans to be supplied to the volunteers.
lie bought in the city Mt ninety cents per bush
el These were charged TO the State at prices
ranging from So 25 TO 50 SO per bushel-certainly
a nice operation, after deducting freight and
commissions. Did any body share the profits
with the contractor!
We are informed through the same authority,
that n merch,nt in Pitt.burg received an order
for "Burlap." which he agreed to furnished at
el.ven cents, and forwarded the bill to Harris
burg us per request. The bill uas returned eth
directions to chorye thirteen and hoif cents.
The merchant having included u fair profit in
his original bill, and being an honest man, refused
to revise his charge and, through his honesty lost
me ordcr' Who was to have pocketcd the differ
ence;" .. ...... ....
If high priced beans will faticn soldiers;
Pennsylvania ought TO turn out trousers"
IL seems toe that Ohio, and New York,
have been blessed" with the same kind
of agents, only, that they receive higher
percentage on the sale Of uniforms, being
about equal to the percentage realized 10y
our ''bean" contractors, which we think,
should satisfy any business man in these
days of unbounded Patriotism and Hero
ism which seems to have changed free
speech" INTO free cheating, under the engi
neers that are now running the National
and State 'macllines.
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bas- The Federal troops are moving
southwark from Chambersburg. and are
no doubt destined for Harpers Ferry.
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rfs. SnI.f Erer.aa.r.--hr

rS- Sold Erer,wacrc--by
All WHOLESALE DRrGGlsrs in large cise. ID.
All RETAIL -GRoCERs-sroesxg,Y
Ens, &c, in all Country Villages and Town,
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THE LATEST FROM HARPERS FER,
RY-READINESS FOR AN ATTACK
\, l'rEh


FREDERICK, June An intelligent and
ieliable gentleman just from Harper Sfer'
ry, reports a complete state of preparation
for attael, which is eagerly expected there
The indications are ali against any inten .
ded evacuation OF theplacc. Troops were
constantly arriving in companies and in
squads.
Fifteen hundred reached there Iast
night apparently from the interior OF Nir-
ginia. and five companies, OF about GOO
mem arrived while he was there. lie
also noted the arrival of several squads
of recruits. Provisions we're abundant
and the men cheerful.
The strictest discipline is maintained,
and my informant was only permitted to
ent, the town under guard, and to
speak to any of the soldiers in the press
ence of the officer who accompanied him.
Pickets extended for some distance in
the direction of Pennsylvania. Six or
eight descrters from the federal camp at
ChambcIsburg reached lIarper's Ferry
yesterday evening and several on the day
previous. Their arrival created much
merrimcnt in view of the reported deser-
tions from the Confederate camp, and
which were pronounced wholly untrue.
Nothing vas heard 10y him of the preva,
lence o. sickness in the camp.
President Davis is expected there to-
morrow, when he will review the whole
body Of troops there stationed, which an
officer stated TO my informant, numbers
about 5000.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12
A SECESSION CAMP DISPERSED BY
FEDERAL TROOPS IN KENTUCKY. !.


FEDERAL TROOPS IN KENTUCKY.
CAIRO. H., June "A secession camp
at Elliott's Mills, in Kentucky, ten miles
distant fom this place, has beer dispers-
ell by two companies sent there by Gen.
Prcntiss. .......... .....-...
Fifteen dead bodies of the Confederate
troops have been found in a thicliet near
their camp. a party had hid there ard
the lndianians fired into the thicket TO
dislodsc them. ... . ... ....
Col. Wickliilc protested against the act
MS an invasion of the soil of Kentucky, To
which Gen. Prcntiss said in reply, that the
act had been prompted 10y letter claim
ing protection for the Union men there
lie declared his intention also to send
troops wherever needed for the protection
Of loyal citizens.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-12

%We have failed TO give our usual
amount Of details from the seat Of war
this week, owing to the want Of space, the
military parade, and the sickness of one
of our hands. Up to this writing, howev.
er, there has been no fighting, though the
indications point TO a speedy EN- gagement.
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PRlScIrAL DEror--No. 512 Broadway-[oPf''
site the 81 Nicholas Hotell New York,
r.... ......... apl-ls-lsed-imO',
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CLEARFIELD, Penna,
j. g.. WICK.
And by DRUGGISrs, GRocgRs and RKrAIsRs gen-
orally, in CRY and CorsrRr. pr

sssHCouSTRY DEALERS can order as above.
or address orders Director if Prices, Terms.
de- is desired sis- send for Circular to Dealsr'l
TO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-14
AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active rcmedials that have
been discovered for the cxpurgatlon Of this foul
disorder from the blood and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as EnrPrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES. Sr. ANrHoNy's Fire.
RosK, or ERYsrrELAs, PIMrLEs, PUsruLEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoILs. TuNoRs. letter
and SALT RnruM, ScALp HEAD, RlNGwoRM,
RmErMATIsM, SYrHrLfrIc and MEHcrRlAf DIS
rAsns, DRoPsy. DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR InPURE Broom. The popular belief
in " mpiUsty Of the blood is founded in truth,
for scrofnla is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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70 Jeeeb F,snk, George Iofer, AStbony Loeiler,
Frank Volts, Kate Volts, charles Wei, Charles
j. Swenson, A.. 0ottEcbu, II, MillsY, Lane i
0aye, Christian Brady tdefer dart.);
VoU are hereby respectively notified that there
Is now on file in the Cisrk nee Of the District
Court oi Lee County, lows, u Ktob uk, ! petitien
If Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on fore
closure Of mortgage against said Jacvb Frank
above named for the sum Of Four Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, with ten per cent interest from the
lat day 81 July, SO, and special and general
execution against Jacob Frank ard o. sgalnst oil
sa,d defendants above named prayir alo for the
for.ciosuref mortgage, given BY raid Jac,b
Frank 70 Chas Aason, upon lots I, 8 ard ., Block
10, in the Lity 81 keokuk, Lee County. Iowa -
I,vTfES gru premises TO pay Of said
debt, the extinEuishnent Of all equity ~ redemp~
tion therein, fer costs and penerai relief.
No~ you and each of you are notified 10 appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
tecofd day Of the next term Of said Court to be
holden on the lst Monday Of September, 1861. Or
judgment and decree will be had therein % prayed
for by default. 49,.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
May ., 1851 d4w Solicitor for Petitioner
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TO William p. Slater, Guy Welis, Mortimer Hen
dsrson, spd Wesiey Harrison, tDsferdAnts):
VGu are hereby respectively notified that there
J. Ii fe In the Clerk . flee If the District
Court Ut lie. County, Io~a, at keskuk, q petition
q Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment Cd fore
closure OF . mortgage sga nst said iilism p. sis
tc-, above named, Tor the sum Of live III sHdres
Dollars, with ter per cent interest from the ist
day Of Jsiy, 1850, ard special and general exc
cution against m. p. Slater, and a. against : II
said defendants above Damsd praying also for ID.
foreclosure Of mori e, give By said m r. 6lA
ter 60 chss. Mason upon the w Of the W
Section :, Township Sc, north Of ksnge 8 west,
in Lee County, Iowa, 1.-THE sale Of said mort gageo
premises 10 pay "A said debt, the extinguish ns
" all equity Of redemption therein for costs ami
gencral relief.
Now yeu and each 81 you arc notified to appear
ard answ.r said petition on the morning II thu
second dsy Of the next term Of ssid tourt, 10 bs
holden On the lss Monday II Septe nber, 1861, or
judg me II and decree will b. had therein pray
for by default. u. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
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Nay g. d4x

To Franklin Swet ney:
Vet are hereby aotifed that there IL nov on
1 file in The Office of the Clerk Ct the District
Court u Lee County, Iowa nj keul uk petition Of
Hiram Esrney, elaimirgef ylu The snm u sven
hundred dollars with 10 Der cent. int.iest per
nun, payable annually, as onsy due two
nurig gage made by you to haTies Msfon snd since
assignea To Hiram barres. dated :, panber llIh,
$780, al.e esaiming sfainst you the foi closure q
said mortgages, thee anne teing Jpn the suuth
sixty 1907 acres Of the east haf OF the south. ast
quarter l. 4 sectton twenty FIX laA1 tswnship
ixty sew LOT north, range seven Ia vat. Lee
county, Iowa for the purchase mtney, a1a further
asking for sale OF said pr u.ite,. tie appoint
nent OF receiver, and general relief.
And unless you appear aud ans~st said petition
or before noon of The s.cond day Of the next
Term If said Court TO commence NJ kevh uk OF the
frat Moniay OF September, A u. 1861. default
vii he entered ngalnst you, sndiuigmsnt rendered
thereon as pray eufor in said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 20, lS6l-dlm Au'ts for Plaintiff.
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To George s. Carrier and james Starr defend
anfs):
VOU are hereby respectively Notified that there
il fle la the Clerk Office of the District
Court Of lee County, lows at Keokuk, . petition
OF Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on fo1cclo
sure OF = mmtgage against said George s. Curiier
above nsm.d for tho sum Of hight Hundred Dol
lars, with ten per cent interest from the lst das
Il July. 1860, and special and general exeeution
against George 5. Currier and as against al said
defendants above named wing also for the fore
closure Of NOR gage given BY said Geo. 4. Currer
TO Charts Mason. upon tho Esst N \ I Of section
81, = township 90 4, range I West. Lee County.
Iowa,-the sale of faid morirsged premises to pas
III said DEBT, the extneuishment Of all equity ii
redemption therein, for costs and general reInf
NUw yru Unu EACH VI you are notified to appear
and apswer said petition on the morning Of the
second day Of the next term Of said Court, TO be
holden on the lst Monday Of September, 1861, or
Judgment aud decree will be had therein, ~ prayed
for by oefaslt.
III. SCOTT HOWELL.
May S-d4w1 Solicitor for Petitioner.
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To Peter Frank;
VoU are hereby notified that there In now on file
L in the Clerks % e. OF the District Court OF Lee
County, lows, II Keokpk, petition Of Hirsm
Barney, claiming : Judgment on foreclosars
of ! mort gage against said Peter Frank, pbose
named, for the sum Of Sir Hundred Dollars
with ten PER cent. interest from the LIST day
~ July, 1850, and special and general en- ca Ion
against Peter Frank, and for the foreclosure II .
mort gage, given hy said Peter Frank 10 Charlie
Mason upon the iots 3 AMI 4, Rick IT'S, keo
kuk, Lee County Iowa be ale Of said cd
premises 10 pAs on said debt the extingaisbm en
II all equity Of redemption therein Tor coats and
general relief.
New, you are notified to appear and answer said
retiiion on the morning Of the second day Of The
uest term OF s1id Court. 10 be bolden on tie Il
Monday of September, 1867 or Judgment and decree
will be had therein ~ prsy ed Tor BY a.fant.
Il. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor fir Pc litloler.
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10 H. Fooles, r. b. French, Edward Law Jan
stte Law. his wife; John Bruce, trustee George
Snail II. ". MiIltr, Jane French Dorothy To-
den, Bfidgman Reed, 81 muel starl wetht 7.
James Humphreys, Isaac Hall james smith, n !
7. Held, Lew suttlif, Jacob Null, n l'he uee Of
M q. q kuttlif; Reed, Cutler Co., u. r.
Messenger, W. Ill. Cleghorn 4 Co.. aud Jcsinh
Hnir es tdefendan.s:
NOu are hereby respectively notified that there
10 now on file in the CleIk 4 flee OF ii District
Court It Lee County, iowa, al keoLuk, petition
4 Hiram barney, claiming = judgment on fire
closure cf mortgage against said III, j. Ec.lea
above named, for tie snm 4 j wo Hrnersd Dollars.
with ten per cent. interest fri II Is, da, OF July
1860, arc special and general ssesnsin. .=.-ss.
IL Sloies and A. agsinat al sdid shove
named Pray ing a'so FOR the fortc ute Of mort
gage given by said III. ]. Ses les 10 Charles Mason
upon Tote one I'D and TIVE t2), in Block III, in
City Of keokuk, Lee County. Iowa, the sale of
said mortgaged premises to pay of said debt, tho
txsii gunhmrnt II all equity fred. ptiun there
in, for Ct SITS and general relief.
Now you and eaeh of yuu are notified 10 aprcsr
and answer said petition On II mGrniug Of ihusec-
ond day CT The next term Of tad Court 10 be holden
IN the LIST Monday ofsertenheY 1861 or iude N, Mt
and decree viii be had therein pTlysd Tor Nv de-
fault. I'll. SCOTT 1lUMI1I
kult a. pat
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OM1astNAL NuTItA.


To Edward Brooks, Alonfo Crsndal. Jrhn A. Bib
.op, sil2s i. ID sner, Isshsr Parish, Th.s. Parf b,
William Parish. joseph Parish, I hos P.riss. sd
ninistrator ut Jcseph c. Parish, deeesse4 Mary
Il Patish, and Mary Parish ard uagh +.
Reid and salem Charles iisIenasntsl:
VoU are herefy re reciivsly notsGed that there
Il hic In The Clark III u the District
Court II Ire County, Iva, st keokuk. retision
4 Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on fore
closure ~ a mortgage sgainst aaia fewArd rre0ks
md Alone tranda sb5ve named, for the sum Of
six Hrndfci Dollar, with ten Ter nj. interest
from the ltt day VI JGly 1859, AID q ,peraal sId
general sxecst,un arutnst brooks and Gu LdaI and
AS against = u said leieudaIts hhtse na ued ray
ing also Tor The foreclosure Of Inortgrwe, given
by said BROOKS EId trapdaI TO Chati Aason, up
~ the North East qasrtsr "a section ~, Io~n-
hip 81 North, Kalse West IN Lee County,
iowa,-tbe sAls If said mer'gsgca Tremises 70 pay
n sstt debt, the .xtin. sLu. OF 70 oil, equity III
rrde pfion therein, Tor sts ard general reiief
Nov you ami each Ut yea are Leti6ed to appear
arp answer fAd petition On tie morning OF tho
second pay OF the nex' term of sad Court, to DO
no den tbs Isl Monday Of September. 1881, or
Judg m ebt AID decree wiib had therein as Prayed
Tar BY default H. scnII HOWELL,
Solicitor ior p Ltioner.
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ORIGINAL MOTIVE.

To Samuel Rose, Mary Lederer, j. Lederer fber
hushrnd), John Nigg, Lewis Joaquin and A. v.
Leopold tdsfendan,s):
N0U are hereby respectively notified that there
Is now on hle Ia the Clerk nfice If the District
Court 81 Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, a petition
OF Hiram Barney, claiming a judgment on fore
closure Oh ITO teage against aid samuel Rose
above named, for the sum III Fifteen Luf,lyrd nol-
lars, With ten per cent. nterest from the 1T cav
of July. SEQ. and special aud gsRessl exscat,rn
against Samuel Fose and ~ against all said de-
fendA = above named, praying alo f0r tie fore
eitsurs 81 . mortgage. given By said SAMUEL les.
~ snwrvH Hpun AT aIa " est a be Plank
load Of the ! Of the 5 VI 1, section 81, fo~p-
ship 90 n, West; also, the n ! ofSE4of
The n section 80, same tosnsii ~ and Yar &C.
abdail IL Lse leunty lows the ale IL sad mort
gagged premis O. TO lay OF raid deit, the .a,.pg-
uishmoht of all equity of redemption therein. Tor
costs md general relief.
Now you and each efyou are notified 10 sppeaY
and answer said petition he norns MT of the rec-
ond day Of the NJ r. term Of ssd Court t. be holden
on the Let Monday Of September, lboi or indg-
ment and dccree will be had therein ~ rrsyed for
~ default. III. tCQ1I HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner
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~ d 1ts n Al. NOTICE.


To VIM. Ill. arifwpli, Jr., Jeremiah BALDWIN, ia
cob Burnley, A. Jorrneay. Jr.A Co. (Def, ndsntA.
Nul are hereby respectively fttrt.d that here
i 10 nov en- Ole IN the Clerks Once of The Dis-
trict Court 81 Lee County, Iowa. At keokrk petit
ton Of Hiram carney, claiming = juagment on
foreclosure Of : morgsge against said Vim, III.
dfnwph, U above named, for the sum II One
lhousa nd Dollars with Il per cent, interest fr IN
the lnt day Of July 1850, aid spe cial sre general
execution against Va. n. Grirvold, IT., aud 70
against All said defendants above named praying
Aifo Tor the oFeclos nm Of mort age b, said
IN. u. uriswold, Jr., ~ Charles Asson, upos she
n. ". /, N. W. /. section IS, Township 81.
North IT rang West in Lee county Iowa, the
sale u said mor'g4ged prsnises 10 pay 90 said
sebt, the ekiirguishus nj Of all equity Of rsdtmp-
ties therein, for costs ard genera relief.
Now you and each Of you are n1titsd To sppear
ard answer ssid petition the morning of tie
second DAY 81 the next term Of raid eeurf, so hs
holden TN the FIRST Mprday af seIttn bar SOL or
Judgment and decree will be had therein al prayed
ior by default.
III. SCOTT LOWELL,
May q, l6Al-aim Solicitor for Petitioner.