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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER o. 1861.

sncsmped at Arlington Mills were within two miles o. DOR
outsiSe picse.; hsve been TO Mr. fseys house thnk,
on two for the Of getting mess have
Col Kegan that ne want there 20 got his
M, Baeys hose i the roads OF that doht
snow whether he synpsthizer With The rebels not
have Mr. Bailey at ns quarters OF the camp
.sw letter from Lieut. Fay regiment in the posses
zion Of Col Kensao, requesting the Colonel 70 <ei hin
,oTe money; when Upens Hill Daiey's Gross
hosd. Wa within eur lies. would say that Baley' house
was on our outpost. the Colonel told that went
there 10 get hi. meals . - ,
morning.
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PKOJr CAIRO.

Grand and Final Isevicw,--scizure Of n large
Lot Of Observation-Disclosures and suffer-
inss Of s. Citizen or Now-Eorix, beta i'm
the #" Southern CoRfederacyn Gnd in
Ceiro-E urydice.
From Our Special Correspondent.
CAiRo, Monday, Dec. 10. 1861.
The review Of the forces here, yesterday, was
highly gratifying, and the day was like Summer.
ire haul OF quinine was made last Saturday by
Capt Carson at DaquOin, some 60 miles north, on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

--Bsigsdier-G General Phelps. now in eommano .
Ship Island, 10 brOsher-iniAw Of ne n'-
Hickman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

GOV. MORGAN-AN EXPLANATION.
The Albany Eventug Journal makes the following
explanation Of the connection Of Gov. Morgan With
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
w.smseToy, Thursi.y Dec. %. 1861.
The Conrt-Mar'ial met again this morning.

Major Henry r. Savage, 10Th New York Volnn-
teeu know h. @eled Colonel OF the 9Th Regi
Newly ofk VoIn.eT Lave known the accused 70 be
camp at night while stationed Arlington Mills late
o'clock In the mornips have sked him where he
going 4 Vecason aud he said BIO
tns he hss also told frequently that he down
Mcleod Murphys regiments have kno the accused 20
in cizens dEess and alone, when be said he
sc9spg At these mes te tho best VI ny knowledge, while
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07
Returned.

Second Lieutenant Joseph A. Fuller, OF
The Emporia Guards, returned home on
Saturday last and spent several days here:
He looks bale and hearty. Notwithstanding
he has lost considerable flesh since he went
into the army. He gives many very inter
estng details of The battles; and army life
generally. He says the Emporia boys stood
Inc fatigue of forced marches and all the
friTatiOns of the army like true soldiers, as
'ney are. He is a close observer and gives
good and satisfactory descriptions of the
reading officers, and tells some good anec-
Goles of the boys. He left to join the boys
al TT. Leayenwor,h, on Friday mornings
us parole being limited to ten days. He
ninks there is no doubt but what Thomas
Miller, the soldier that bore our noble ban
ner' is dead ere this. and also George Reed.
The other wounded will recover. Among
The trophies brought from the battle field
was "secesh" sword, taken by w. T. Gal
liner, of Emporia Mr.. e. VIII doubtless
bring it home for the inspection of friends.
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Rible fsociesx srssEsne.qg

Upon the arrival of the long-expected BIZ
bles. the Emporia Bible Society held spe-
cial meeting. on, the 26th inst, at which,
after the election Of Oiicers,. fhe. lslI0sSing
resolutions were adopted:
1. That the old subscriptions of Deem
Der, 1859. be regarded as valid ,>and thai
all paying such subscriptions within Z
month be regarded as members. Fl
9. That the several ministers of this place
be requested to present the Bible cause be-
fore their respective congregations, and take
up a coneetioniin behalf of the Society be-
fore the first meeting of October next.
The Depository will be kept at Mr.. Per-
ley's store, where Bibles and Testaments
can be had at New York prices.
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Gen. Wool.

It is believed to be Gen. Wool's policy
to make the war aggressive. He deems il
wise to keep the enemy in suspense. To dc
so, he would make such demonstrations
upon the coasts of North Carolina, Florida,
Louisiana. &c. as would make it necessary
for the rebel States to keep their armies al
home instead of sending them to menace
Washington.
If this is his policy, we hope he may inn
press it upon those with whom he is TO be
soon in council. b.
Thus far, with few exceptions. our ar.
mics seem to have been restricted to the
"come- on if you-dare" policy. And thai
policy may have been the best. We do moi
assume to know. But we are quite sur'
that if some portion of our navy could be
spared to throw shell now and then along
the coast, it would be gratifying to tht
people. whether effective or not.-Al6am9
Journal. ,-E'EzEsE
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Kansas second-Reception.


The Second regiment of Kansas boys ar
rived at Hannibal from st. Louis on Sat
urday last. There was some show for a
fight, and they remained there "a few days,
but are now probably at Fit. Leavenworth.
They were under command of Lieut.. Col.
Blair The St. Louis Democrat has the fol-
lowing in regard to the regiment:
"This regiment has started for Kansas.
1t stopped in front of Gen. Fremont's head
quarters for parting salute. "Springfeld' .
has been inscribed on the torn and smoke.
stained flag of the gallant Kansas Second. "
The Democrat says that the First and
Second regiments. will proceed to Fort
Scott to join Gen. Lane. The Republican
says that the Second will be mustered out
of service - So. =.
One thing is pretty certain, and that is
that our little Emporia company will come
home in "a few days. I They have done
themselves honor, and we are proud Of
them. They had the only colors on the
battle field in the Second Regiment, the one
presented by the ladies of this places and il
has been honored by Gen. Fremont by hav
ing "Springfeld' inscribed on it. 1t is
riddled and smoke stained. They win prob
ably bring it with them. Shall the boys
have public reception? Every citizen
will answer yes. Let us, get up a meeting
and take measures to give them public and
hearty racaDtinn Tbav Iesarva II at o1Ir
hands.
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IiestsT ron Ouumwa.


= DEAR News: Saturday. Aug. 31st. was
quite a military day for Ottumwa. The
people collected from the country; the FL
mendaro Band were On 'fand with drums
and flies; short speeches, suitable for the
occasion, were made by Rev. Mr.. Bell,
Rev. Mr.. Eepimore, Capt. Kelley, and Prof.
Leard. Late in the afternoon, before the
crowd dispersed, special intelligence reach
ed here that large Rebel army were NOV
ing on Mound City, ID linn county, intend
ing to make an immediate attack on that
place. This intelligence caused great ex-
element. Arrangements were made for
every one who could possibly go. to start
next day. Most of the night was spent by
our heroic women in preparing provisions
for the journey.
Sunday morning arrived, and the quiet
t lso,usual herefonithe Sabbath was disturbed
by the clatter of wagons, tread of horses,
and hustle of men running pell-mell, heller
SHELTER in every direction, in haste to gel
off to the expected seat of war. At about
| ~ o'clock large crowd met in front of the
| Ottumwa Hotel and More d Coleman E
store, to bid the departing soldiers adieu
Those intending to go for their country'f
defense were called into line, and fifty men
of Ottumwa and vicinity responded to the
tealb and twelve from Elmendaro were on
handwriting in all sixty-two. The "ot,
tumwa Rifle Company were presented q
large and beautiful flag by Mrs. Harris, o
this place, Then game the parting scene
husbands and wives take one another by
the hand, and commend each other to the
care of the Divine Being. Let me here say
our women are all for the Union, and they
parted with their husbands with commend
able fortitude. They took with them twelv'
wagons, and all the firearms they could get
May the Divine blessing rest upon the he.
role band of brave men who have gone, a
their country's call, to put down this God
forsaken, devil-led rebellion. which now
RACES so furiously, against our glorious old
Union Very truly,
! OTTUNrwA Sept g. 1861
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Republican J Judicial Convention.

AS member of the Republican State Central
Committee, representing the Fifth judicial Dis
trct, am requested by majority of the various
County Committees, and others, to call Repub-
lcan Convention, to be held at .r
NEOSHO RAPIDS, OCTOBER Is, 1861.
to nominate candidates for Judge and District
Attorney, for the Fifth Judicial District =,
The counties comprising said District will, by
the apportionrnent submitted by the County Com
mittees, be entitled to representation in said Con
yention as follows: Breckenridge; delegates
Coffey,5; Usage, 9; Woodson, 2; Madison, 2
Morris and Peketon,2 Chase and Marion.
Butler and Otoe, 2 /; IrVing,l1 /; Wilson and God
frey, il Greenwood, l. ~,
One Of the State Central Committee.
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Notice.

CHARLES BUCkLEN. formerly Of the State
~ of New York. now Of parts uknovn, is mo-
tilted that Hannah Buekien did. on the 9Th day Of
duly A ID 1861 file her petition in the Office of
the Clerk of the District Court IN and for Breek-
inridge county and State of Kansas charging the
said Charles BBekleh with ~illful absence from
the said Hannah REekleH- for the period of one
year last past withoateause on her part. aud ask
ing that she nay be divorced fren th said Charles
BueSten, and have such other reffef as equity
may determine :: and tlae said Charles Buck!en
Il I9tiaes that he is required to aEpear nj an
sTss s.i fspetisiof loF.6r befsre d 6fs aeyser
tstlbeF, ISL - HANNAH BpChLEN-
By PLUXB & 'pLAxrz, her Attorneys.
Dated July LIZ, 7s6E 1924
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Arrival and Departure of the Mails.

From Lawrence, Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday. Mt ~ or. NJ
7-or, Toneka. Tuesday, at p. NJ
From Council Grove, Monday and Thurs
1,, AT IL NJ
r. CottonUood Falls Saturday, at 10 P. NJ
from Towanda, Friday, Mt 6r.
Van, Fort Scott. Saturday, at IL NJ
- Ruler Mo Wednesday at IL N
DEPARTURES.
10 Lawrence, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at A.
70 topeka, Wednesday, at :. A. NJ
70 Council Grove, Wednesday and Satur- &
a.. - I'm
10 Cottonwood Falls, Saturday, at A. M
r. Towo,do Tuesday at A. NJ
~ Fot SIT Mondav at 10 N
~ p,,tlar No THURSDAY. at IL NJ
HTIawrence mail closes at 9 o'clock P n.
]. STOTLER, P. NJ.
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EnfieA.

TDMUND FISH, of parts unknown, will take
u notice that c. D. Bush, of Usage county,
Kansas, did, the 9Th day of August, A D. 1861,
file his petition in the District Court sitting in
and for the county of Usage, in the Fifth Judicial
District Of the State of Kansas, against the said
Edmund Fish-settng forth that the defendant.
Edmund Fish, is indebted to the plaintiff, c. D.
Bush, in the of five hundred and seventy five
dollars (S5150O), and interest on two hundred
and, ninety-one dollars (S291 .00) from the 25th
day of March, A. D. 1861, at ten per cent. also,
with interest on two hundred dollars from the 1st
day of May, A.. D. 1861, at temper cent
The said Edmund Fish viii take notice that an
order of attachment has been issued out of said
court, in said cause. .t.-.-s ..-.ss
Said defendant. Edmund Fish, will also take
notice that unless he answers or demurs to said
petition. on or before the 18th day of October,
A. D. 1861, the said petition, filed by said plain
tiff, viii be taken true, and Judgment rendered
accordingly. ..;a.a.fW. H. THEIRS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: .~ul-=8& ,-7r=ig -
A. N. HULBURD, Clerk 202-S p
Superior, August 6, 1861. $3.50
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= g4tyy{F @EHceIu,Ie.. e.uaras. 'ss<1o

L. 7. Heritage, of this place, has been
authorized by GOV. Robinson to- raise the
only company that will be mustered into
the regimentiof Home Guards south of the
KawSSriyer. Heis now busiiy engaged get
ting up his company. This is a good chance
for all who wish to go into the service
The pay is S13 per month, with rations.
medical service, ETC., thrown in. For fur
ther information apply to Mr. Heritage. i.
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Farm to Rent.

rE.BE m ifrs gns hasa good farIrFto hrnt, sit
ueted ave giies FROM in Poria, on the sAIner-
Til would make avery good SsfOEK fAfrM, as
it bas plenty 81 living NSet~r-ePots IT, Il would
be reHfsi for t%o OF three JB5fs 6fslssiEct on the
NEST reas3n;lois9 ;ta ~ ai gtstHr5,ss5 -
'er, on t. e ts-.i1isss q. at sesslo $3.50
2C4-tf DAVID I. MDRFs4si,
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Notice to take nepositions, !.

Hannah BuckIenl Breekaridge eoqn,y I.sI5:et
vs.. Court--IIitl JulIeAt Us
Charles BucklenS tEiet, State of Kansas.
. Soy PETITION FOR DIVORCE, I'D
To Charles BackleR i s-s5 'z. %
NOU are hereby notified that the SAID Hannah
i Bucklen, plaintiff, VIII proceed to take the
dispositions OF Witnesses in tbs acton, et ne Of
fcaa cf Howl. Barber Notary Public in Che town
Of Rochester. eaunsy Of OImsfsd. STATE of Mime
sofa, on The 81 DAY Of October - D.,le6is be
tween the hours Of 10 a y. anJ \, ~ With au-
thorily to adjourn from day 70 day, TIL All such
= HANNAH BUCKLEN.
e sl By PLuMD & PLAS1z, her ot Att0rneSs-
August 10 IsGI- rFs @A esss
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MLANE's CELEBRATED, YERMIFUGE I,

NJ Ian . IN
MISSOURI.
JOB P. o., Oregon, Co, Mo-, July p, 1855,
MEssRs. FLEMING Bios:
Dear Sirs: l have used DR. M'LANE'S GEL
EBRATED VERMIFUGE, prepared by you, in
my family, and 1 do think it the best preparation
now in use for expelling worms from the human
system. My neighbors have also used it with the
same success. You at liberty to this as
you see fit. Yours, &c, r
t.. VIM. o. NETTLE.
Theabove is sample of certificates daily re-
ceived by the proprietors, Fleming Bros, of
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE AND
LIVER PILLS. We think we are saying they
are the most reliable and popular remedies of the
day.
% Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR
Milan e. s. CELEBRATED NERMIFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of PITTs-
BuRGH, PA, czAll other Vermifuges IN comparison
are worthless. DR.. NJ lanes genuine Vermifuge
also his celeb ated Liver Pills, now be had at
all respectable rug stores None genuine acittout
he signature. III FLEMING, BROS.
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The Leavehworth municipal election on
Monday last. resulted in the. election of a
Democratic Mayor The Union men elect
ed FIVE Councilmen and the Democrats
three. The Unionists also elected their
Recorder and Clerk, and the Democrats the
City Attorney. Treasurer and Marshal.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To the Electors of the State of Kansas:
IN accordance with the provisions of the Con-
i stitution of the State of Kansas, Section l.,
Article IA. it becomes my duty to lay before YOU
the voters Of the State by publication. in every
county where there is n newspaper, for your APP
proval rejection at the next general election,
the following proposed amen dment to the Consti-
tuition, passed by the late Legislature
JOINT RESOLUTION to amend. Section Seven,
Article Thirteen of the Constitution of the State
of Kansas. =
Be it enacted by tie Legislature of the State of Kan
That the following amendment of Section Seven,
Article Thirteen, is hereby proposed for publica-
ton, to be approved rejected by the electors of
the State of Kansas, in pursuance of Sections
One and Two of Article Fourteen of said Censti-
tntion-said Section Seven, Article Thirteen, to
read as follows: o. = p. - 3 - z,
"SEorioN 1. No banking institution shall issue
circulating notes of a less denomination than one
dollar.
"SEo. 2. This proposed amendment shall be
submitted to the electors of this State for approx
al or rejection at the first general election, on
the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in No
vember, a. d. 1861. Said election shall be gov
erned and returns made in all respects in accord
anee with the lave pertaining to election OF
CSC g. The ballots used at said election shall
be written printed as follows: { For Amend
ment to Section Seven %, Article Thirteen C3l.'
or, Against Amendment of Section Seven %,
Article Thirteen,ea the case may be..''
Approved June Sd, 1861.
hereby certify that the above is true and faith
full copy of the original resolution passed by the
late Legislature, containing a proposed amend
ment TO the Constitution, as fled in my office. {.
In witness whereof / have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of my office,
H. 81 this 9Th day of August, at Topeka.
A. D. 1861
49, -s-sgr 4-z-es JOHN W. ROBINSON, $
204-td Secretary of State.
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oDp FE1Iows-Emporia Lodge, No 10, l.o.o.F'
Meets every Wednesday evening" at Masonic Hail.
commercial street. Jw. WEAVER, N. g.
wv. HASFoRp, Secretary.
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Friend Evan Davis, win accept our thanks
Tor numerous presents in the vegetable line
Evan knows that printers can appreciate
melons and .ssich.'' Z FECg
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new REYEb1Es FOR

. NEW REMEDIES FOR
SIP EF M ALTO H r FL GA a.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PmLApT IpHIA-
H ABeAcr6Leat faStitUfiOn established JySDeciaL
Endowment for tie Relief Of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted b5h ViruLent aud Chronic Diseases and
peciaIty for the Cure Of Diseases Of the Serual Or
CANS.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Act
Pg TaTGHbEE kERoa1s On ma AZ oa
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the: NEW rem EDIES employed in,tIie Dispen-
sary, sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Two or three Stamps Tor postage accent
able. Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, No. S. Ninth Street. Phil
adelpbia, Ia. l97 h
- = ~ = = - Notice : - 81 = =
5 hereby given that the Leavenworth, Puwnee
L 4 Western Railroad Company, hayits secured
the lands to which they obtained the preference of
buying under the recent treaty between the Unit
ed States and the Delaware Indians, and common
ly called /" Delaware Lands, will, from and after
the frat Monday of August next, at the Office of
the Company, on Main street, between Delaware
and Shawnee streets, Leavenworth City. receive
written proposals for the purchase of any portion
of said lands, according to legal subdivisions.
~'TERMS-One- third cash, and the re1nainde
when the road shall be completed with interest
at the rate of. six per centeIn Per annhm
By order of the Directory. ~ ~I#
. THOMAS S. GLADDIHGj Acting See'y.
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Orders pahIimkion.

- = OxlA64 VA - 0S44Sx44o4As ?
STATE OF KANSAS. BRkcKERDcE CoUSTT,ss
o Of = Hfsh ghdis;1 / taTITo
for ' sSs ~ esty 11d croBEn TF.n' A 1asl
3 kssssss f{ sta'SS Dis I@nGAI
james G. Monkres, plaintiff,
Jacob Hall and JAMES Porter
doing business under the name -
and style of Hall Il Porter def'ts.
TINE said Jacob Hail and James Porter. de-
l. fandants, wiz take notice, that the saidJames
c. Monkres did, on the 22d day of July, 1861
file in said Court his petition the object and
prayer of which is to recover Judgment against
the said defendants on two certain promissory
notes given by the said defendants to the said
plaintiff. One Rote Sept 26, 1860. and due or
before the Goth day of October, 1860 for the sum
of four hundred dollars, with interest from date,
at the rate of ten per cent per annuIu and. also.
one pron1iseory note given by the said defendants
to the said plaintiff, dated Sept. 26th, 1860, due
on or before the Goth day Of October, A. .. 1850
for the sum of one thousand dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent. PER annum
| from date. The said Jacob Hall and James Por-
ter will take notice that an order of attachment
has been issued out of said Court in said cause
The said Jacob Hall and James Porter will take
notice that unless they answer or demur to said
petition on or before the 10Th day Of October
A. D. 1861, the said petition 'fledgby the said
plaintiff will be taken as true and Judgment rem
| pered accordingly. S. L. KENYON,
Attorney for Plaintiff
In testimony whereof I have hereunto sub
scfibed my name and affixed my pri
| IL. 81 yate seal (no official seal having beer
rrovided), this Sd day of August, 1861
| tsf,zf D. a, PAINTER, Clerk.
| s. I. KENYON, Attorney for Plaintiff.
/
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Major General Commanding.
HoN. CHARLES ROBINSON, :
Governor of Kansas, Topeka.

By virtue of the above authority, companies
gwillbe accepted at once both for Home Guards and
service in New Mexico. fAll companies DESTROYS
Of Joining either regiment Will conmnnicAte with
these Headq uarters, and they will be mustered as
soon accepted and filed. Companies for the
NewMexican service will be accepted from any
loyal State or Territorys
Our country calls for help: shall it call in
vain
By order of the Governor and Commander IN
205 LYMAN ALLEN, Adiutant- General.
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Our Chase county friends are up and dO-
ing. as will be seen by reading the proceed
lngs.of their mass meeting, elsewhere.
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Society Notices.

M.sosrc.-EmpOria Lodge, No, l2' AZ and
AM Meets at Masonic Hall on oonine ,.
',,eet, every Thursday evening Of. or preceding
.Ie fnll moon. E. P. BANCROFT W. M.
n A PAINTER, Secretary. u .ssr.-s
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& We had fine rains on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights of this week. The ground
is soaked; Good time for putting in fall
wheat. Every farmer should sow every
acre he can. 1t viii pay.
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WHOLESAUE' OR RET4H.aa
Ar711or s. Finn 1Ios

A RE now opening and Yiq syn hay; on on band
n eveytl:i & usually keEt iha, 80
PHYSICIANS cogsTSiE STORE.
{, Goods low for specie, Real EstgteP and all
other good bank bills or. in cXchGnge for Butter
Eggs, Hides, Wheat and Corn. ~a2 80
' 's-7 "a fkRGoR & FINN.
Fremont, MARCH, 9th, 1861. sz e--T Bls3
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". =. Swisher.> - T59Hgs
CiylL AcTiox ~ AIIecI !sIS. = S.cc,-.-
WY Z. SWTSHER. OF VERAiLIOS COUN-
w .3TrY.in the State Of Illinois, viii take no
tee, that Very Aldrieh. of the State Of Illinois,
did, on the 26til day Of April a. D 17biy tle ms
position and affidavit for ~ order 81 attseAment
r the sa,g court. against the sai1 "; 3 s@5sher.
defendant, setting forth ta. the az !. aeftndant
made and delivered 20 she said piantii ms pom
;ssory mote for the sum Of one hgnlEed and forty
dollar. due Oct Isl, (. D. 1879, and datsi Au-
gUst 33 A. d. 1852: also tl3at t'sa said Defendant
Z jndebfea TO the said plautif on an account fer
fruit trees, rBcrelias dis:ies delivered de-
fendanf prior 20 the les day 81 October, AsP 800
which said order Of atae'msmt was issued nspon
said affidavit and Ievi, upon real esiaie peiong
inc TO the said NJ B. szeishar, in hae satd county
OF RYs ckipfidees - - 900 D = ~ .4 ~
The said 81 B. svisherE vii bs reaaF5sf g a fho
wsr - I,,.,S 4 D. ISL or the said petition
will be iaEerns rrtlf and judgmens re HlrSea ae
eoflihgS ,j,;a 4t6 day Of Nay, A. D. 1851.
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