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AccIpsNTAL DKArH.-We regret to have tn
record the death of u respec table citizen of our
county, Mr. John onthick, native OF
Pennsylvania, supposed TO be thirty to thirty
five years of age. He was an engineer. en-
ployed at the steam saw-mill OF Ray & Ire
southick, four miles from Warrsnton. and
came To his death by being caught in the ma
chinery. lie had just finished mending a bro
ken band when he became tangled In IT, and
was thrown against the feed shaft, when ons
OF ms legs was literally pulled of at the knee
lie lived about six hours after the accident.
and although his suherings were great he re.
tanned his reason and his speech until within
Il few moments of his death. He leaves no
relative In this community, who Is known as
such Hdrreaioa (fid J Ctiy,per d t-'-
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BEAUTIFUL IDEA-In the mountains of Ty-
rol 1t is the custom of the women and chill
dren TO come out when ii is bedtime and sing
their national songs un til they hea r their hus
bands, fathers ana brothers answer them from
the hills on their return home. On the shores
OF the Adriatic such custom prev ais There
sunset and sing melody. After singing the
first stapza, they listen awhile for an answer.
ing melody from of the water. aud continue
to sing and listen till the well known voice
comes borne Q. the waters, telling that the
loved one is almost home. How Eeet TO the
weary fisherman, as the shade US gather
around him, must be the songs of the loved
ones At home that sing 70 cheer him, and how
they must strengthen and tight tell the links
that bind together those humble " ellers nv
the sea
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ANOTHER DEPARTURE or MoRxoxs Pos UrAH
The latest English papers announce the de-
partnre OF another party of Mormons, com
prising several families--in all fifty two men
women and children--nnder the care Of Elders
Austin and Whine, for the Salt Lake settle
ment. This additional number OF perverls To
the doctrine OF "Joe Smith" were chiefly
from the agricultural districts Of HEREFORD
shire, whence a large emigrat ion has lately
taken place, the greater proportion being
young people varying from sixteen TO twenty
nye years of age. although among the num-
Der were several infirm old men and women
accompanying their families
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To SroP BLBBDfKG.-Asa kemper Ross co .
Ohio, writes 10 the American Agricultural
that bleeding from wound on man or beast.
may be stopped by mixture Of wheat -four
and common salt, In equal parts. bound on
with a cloth. If the bleeding be profuss. use
large quantity, say from ons 70 three pints
1t may be left on for hours, or even days, IL
necessary. In this manner he saved the Afa
OF horse which was bleeding from q wound.
ed artery; the bleeding ceased in five mir tes
after the application. 1t was left on three
days, when IT worked loose, was easily re-
moved, and the wound soon healed.
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INSPECTOR GENE aAL's OFFICE,l
HEAAg' Re-, RICHMOND. June 5ih, ls6l.
n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Proclamation of the Governor, dated
the I'd Of June, ls6l, calling upon Folnnteer CoI-
panies ito repair forthwith, and without awaiting
lGither orders, 10 the places of rend azvoGs,"
Rot Intended 10 include com panies of Cavalry
Captains OF Cavalry Trool : are directed to re-
port by letter, stating the &C adtion of their
panles as to numbers, ARP rs, &C., and to await
farther orders.
by order Of the Cover aor.
JOHN 3. BALDWIN,
re t-ts fnepeetnr Genaral Va Forces.
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EXTRAORDINARY HUMAN SKsLsro,, - Az the
workmen employed la 81 aug fot nda ton for
the enlargement Is now besAg made III the parish
church OF Mullipgar, Ireland, wels pursuing
their work at the east end OF ths building.
ihsy.discoyered, among the other remains OF
human beings, the perfect skeletI of q man.
measuring over seven feet in l,pgfh. and
which appeared, from the immens., aize of the
skull and other portions, such as I he bones Of
the hands. jaw bone, DC, to have equalIeti in
other dimensions its exiraordinart height -
Its position WAS considerably dsepe rin mother
earth than that at which human s,yolotona Arc
generally found. There was barely suficient
appearance Of coffin 70 prove thu i Il had re-.
ceised proper In terment, bat everything con-
nectsd with IL indicates Its hAvinx oceunied
Its lonely tenement for several cen :uries.
A BEr Losr-Tas WAea Crop Thu read.
er Will RENE nber that some weeks Al, NJ
stated bet Dad been offered an / Ace MAD
that certailS field OF wheat ia 10 rs couotv
would not asfrase thirty bushels 3 The acrs.
Il Is lost bet. The worst part II the Held
has been gathered, and the avera q i over
thirty .one bushels. A haif.doxen bottles 81
pure Jones county Catawba wera lost and
won N that way. The yield Of VII ~ In MID
ore deofgla u enOrmous-beyond AL pseco-
cent. Planters who heretofore tnve been
gathering 800 bushels are now AArvjstins
z.oo0 The belief 10 that wheat siAoueh ri
TWO or three years have been prod iced, Ma.
coa Telegraph.
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- = u y = IN JAIL.-N As commit
e. .ei -s .te yai! Of inc county Of Hanover on
"A Be l,'h day of April last, a negro man.
II sHiias himself lOHN FORD, as runa1
- -, nut who claims 10 be a iYeA mGn.
-.-.t negro Is q bright mdlatto, and l. abonf
90 IA at 81 Dine inches high, and ~ aboui
-aT -.hfea 1SaTs cid; has long black curly
- ,9s no Scats pf note. The said negro had
T.t { 'llia!ted grey WOODEN suit coat lined
F. .a r.rir-1 !tasey. The owner OF said negr, i
..,."4 ig come forward, prove property, paw
sGt take him away, else he wi! 10 titaIt
. a- Oh, iaw directs.
5. CHISHOLME, acting Tailor
n, ..--tR " lf HAnorer Ecnnfv u
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x HnADQ'Rn MARY LAND VOLUNTEERS
81 IN VIRGINIA, May I'D, ISL.

X HflA UW I.S NAhl Ian D NULUNIEhkS(
S. IN VIRGINIA, May I'D, 1851.
III General Order.
u Having Deen assigned by his Exeeliencv the
Governor of the State, and Advisory Couueil to
the command, for the pres emit, % snch volunteers
RON Maryland az m BY offer their services, the
uoderse ed advises immediate orga nizatioh int
companies OF not Less than hity men, who will
elect thsir officers.
The commanding officer, who will forthwith pro-
cure the proper com missions.
zach company will consist Of one Captain, one
tlrst aud one Second Lieutenant four Selgeants
Tour Corporais, and ct least fuGty-Lwo priVatss.
III is earnestly recommended to the NAL land
men that they lose no time in perfecting their
ofGaniLA.lon- lnbI ritirg as we do the name OF
ne old Maryland Line.' let Us initiate their
virtues and let ~ . Maryland Line Of to day. ss
I'D the grand ''oId Maryland Continentals" OF
100, set an example of loyalty, discipline and
courage 10 be emnlated but not surpassed by
brothers of the sSuth.
FRANCIS j. THOMAS,
nv 25-ts (,oI (yommand{nr
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UhDA Aas-,E DaPARTMENr,l
RICHMOND, June ;, 1861.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Companies " no
Y are Ia the field, aader proper authority, nd
VINO nave been unable TO procure from this De-
psftment, Cartridge Boxes Bayonet scabbards
aud Percussion Cap Pouches, are hereby autho-
Tized TO obtain the elsewhere. They viii
only certify 10 the necessity Of the purchases and
ths fairness Of prices aud forward the accounts to
this department. T.. DIMM0Ck
a--NW (.nFn .af Ord
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% r-.y IL l.',,. II tu9 e'4h'p Or JONI
a 'n't negro bay named JOHN, Of bIack
~ ''mPIe%ioE, about feet ) inches high
-s&~ y -ishleG about isi pounds aud about ~
e"'d. ! ne above reward Will be paid for thu,
ny of said negro boy to the undersigned
-----E AENEk " lInIfN
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EANAlrAY IRON TIE NTaSilKI-

, - h., o. the - Il day Of MAY A negro man
"a 7tmed JtHN UAkRY; has a wife At Ro'
~ "rt, j.. warnings, ~ Essex county. Va
- E.tl 81 gf - reward and pay ali tit.ca.sar,,
,.-e- ~ him. 10 be delivered to mo in Kfch.
,.. rria T4ts's jail.
-.-fr- JOHN ROBINSON
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iHs FAIRFAX OAvALRr.-We find in Wash.
ing ION paper the following letter, addressed
by the Cavalry company captured by the
Federal troops in Alexandria, to the Captain
OF the steamer Powhatan. 1t will be remem.
bered that this company afterwards took ths
oath of allegiance and were released:
STEAMER PowHArAS, NAvE-YAMD,
-, . 4 June q, 1861. ,
We, the undersigned, now held by the Uni.
ted States as prisoners, desire to express to -.
Q Woods, U. >. "A, (acting captain of our
bchtD our grateful appreciation of the kind
ness he has shown US. We hope that In his
future career in life, those with whom hs,
may come in con tact may render his "umes''
as agreeable as he has made our sojourn with
him. May his shadow never grow less
Signed by M. Dulany Ball, Capt q. s. A. /:
l. M "a arisoy, Lieut. Q. >. A.; James w. Mel
Hams, J. ID. Monroe, w. H. Kirby, j. q. Kin.
fhher'oG, J; W Oooksey, W: i; Butler. Edwin
Burke, j. F. Nelson, A. Tennent, +. M
smith, John Clump, Summerfield Bail, John
Smith.
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= y" kIhiNG, ou 5fh street, between CLAW
qr--' ,s-;5h, west side. recently occupied BY
..s ss,' ar. h5plar. y he house contains about
! III %. NJ aad is supplied with gas, water,
' IF modern fixtures and improvem
tAgeAleAce VI large aud genteei family
REDWOOD * REACH
A.f
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JOHN S. HARDGRoyg.
EEN ilnILAKs -, -, -

~ sfN D"LLAkN KEW U.--hauA-
az #fy' negro haa named HORACE, about
n "s.FhS it9 pounds, ard walks verv xiJyel d,
IL i had on light grey coarse V o9Ien clothes.
'[ie gt'PefIy oi Or TiFRtS, Of MaryIauI.-
-.--.-LE u NkAWEOkn- Ricl1nnnh 70
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f. fod ESI-And Possession gwen Inl-
- 47-la-eiy, comfortable DWELLING, on
"A street, north 81 Leigh with seven rooms.
I-es. Apply to
NV WM NJ aTlCy
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MILITARY NOTICES.

RENDEZVOUS CAsKIE'S RANGERS
x1s4 CABE3bs BUILDINGS,
SAsasYs Nearly opp. Snotswood Hotel. J
~ on are commanded report
yourselves at yonr rendezvous, each day,
between the hours Of TO and / o. clock.
$50, attend drill each afternoon, at o clock
until further notice
By order OF the Captain.
10 i2-2t& II DICKINSON n G
& ATTENTION. HOME GUARD, CstNJ-
Il FANNY Saturday, 18th June having been
III appointed to be observed as a day of fasting
u and prayer, there will be no Company DriiI
That evening
By order of
lie l2-2t Car. I0rTSroy
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PEksAGoLA--Referring 10 the departure OF
portion OF the troops at Pensacola for Viz
gnia, the Observer remarks:
Our friends at u distance must not suppose
That our force has been redu ed by this
change. We were never in q better stats 10
repei an attack than at present With num-
erous force, In good health, "a brave comm and.
ing General and thorough dsfences. we have
no cause 70 fear the result.
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" NJ. NJ. ALLEN.

RI FOR u ENF.-Fhe desirable HOUSE on
L e4eu Gsrden Hill at present occupied by
u = Cfa"ley Room enough for good
.1.'.iy' For terms, &c, apply 10
------ 4 ID -RAEHO =
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a 4 frRNisHED Residence IN

4 FURNISHED RESfDENCE an
l. eaSkLI& STREET FOR RENT.-The
E'eF wishes 10 rent his present RESIDENCE.
win the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
.''!I t"L therein, consisting of the usual va
re house Is located in one of the most
g. iAe capitol Square IL Is a three story
aiming 10 or Il rooms, with bath
'. -g, besides kitchen, with two rooms, for
Two SERVANTS, one my COOK, can
'si' " desired, until New Years. The
t lighted "iGh gas, and has water In tho
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- 81 nay ED-rr rom my preraises. h

49, ~ "a tb~tfoln my premises ia
X Rec K etts. nea the DfstlI.ery on
81 thursday, 9th inst, THREE MfLCU
evzx@-%Ee % y Zone large white and light
-g a. VIA part OF one hoin broke: one
va rel cos, with short tau: and the Char a
..a- ar,4a.s COW. with horns innost perpeadio.
gall t4 good order and sigiag milk Anyone
...sTl as them 10 ice, ~ giving such iufnTgaatto9
a-lf .-st q their recovery. viii be libsrsJIv
.-aritI. lie li-5t' ROBERT KEEsH
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RAILROAD CoxygsrIom AT CHATTANOOGA
we learn from one OF the representatives To
the Railroad Convention, which Assem- bIed
on Tuesday last at Chattanooga, that q reso.
luton was adopted 70 receive the Treasurv
notes Of the Confederate States at par Tor
freighfs and fare. All, or nearly ali OF TIE
Southern railroads were representsd IN ~
Convention. This action will 20 far 70 pus
the notes Of the young Republic on firm and
uniform basis. and IL entitled 10 the CON unsn-
dai,on OF every Soathern rnaa.--lh ssspAis APP
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, Va May IS 1851. {
Nj USK ET AMI RIFLE FLfsTS.-This De-
W. partment Is anxious to procure FLiNTS. II
persons having even few will forward them TO
this office, they will bs paid good prices and viii
serve tina state CHARLES DiMM0CA,
nay Ut. Col. of Ordnance.
OF volunteer GompaeteI
~ throughout the State respectfully IL formed
that the Commissioners appointed by law for the
purpose OF obtaining Announcements, &c, have
made contract for these items, and rs aat as they
ns dsiiyoaea 81 this post they are issued imme-
atAssSys ssoreing 90 priority OF date OF orders.
CHAKL IS DixA0Ck,
"a Its f.Aas Snp Asmory. Kiehm vs..
r. Jill A.-, soianlssr un1csrs u the state ere
CURED by law, there muss be IN order from ths
Aaa.ans usasrai, ~ authorize d Superintendent
~ snh essss Arrnery TO issoo arsps, as.
q prHM0cE
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NO HOUSES tog Rent. emo;

9 NO HOUSES FoR RENT. corner
l az streets, unicn Hill, recently oc-
"a ~ Aessys. Greene aud Corey. These
!. ,a', az new, and OF modern style, possess
NJ. ' nan ord nary convenienees, a well Of
- stet, supplied with pumps conducting
ns4.g IN The HOUSES. They contain six
@--h ISAAC MERCER n 90
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TT SsNa Gb-f rom m resld zee ON
u >hockae ILL.,, about the nrss OF Nav. a
G~As Paie-red COW. with short. crooked
rh6-4-&-a otus, with the ends turned in 10 The
=. sps end % aae horn Is a little lower than
Steer she 1es 90 spo's about her. Her legs
D. fsrv .hHf' tor her size. She no sioobt has a
~ .. iH,s a@e IS she was very large when she
r. >A4 Csms from the lower part Of Heprien
=I squire savage =, and is ljkely ia that 1irec'
s @sii pay = for her return. or mere. if re
10 % tls h-tsl q. n. NILES
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, ~ I'm Saturday hart NbGUTi.kLE
/ NtTF drawn by X SP. K. K Companv IN
'rf q " X. CHALKigy A. 1t Is of no use T.,
b. sac iae tader witl confer favor by leaving
g. he Dispatch ossce, az the same has heel,
IA ssH
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~ srah,s fAsssiONs.-als assaooI
TA siagss, Is SIM exhibiting her new and
- s.f2a = asd ehlIdrea. Every variety OF Of
- NJ eal for Gse. for sale at reduced
: aad w sElS"s Is also prepared TO EMBR0I.
.lssg s,i,ea ~ Ia eisgaat style, and at the
; fiG54 plaaiNa md I'M ashRkisG asna T.
astal "a, - orders promptly attended To.
sasanee RAss IAyors, | respectfully solicit
: NJ a9elas Al MI L SExos' s Issiderna.
p @ooSa below st. Charles, Hotel, tnp
is-lm REBECGA kEM0N.
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8 BRfC% HssJ UH sALE-fhs vatuat,.a
t.ehsrs - sla pENGE, formerly occIipied by
ssa Clsv @s9Foders situated on 9th St, be-.
.slsse.' f sad leigh sts. Apply al ofice 81 tie
sar ~ IVhpaAy Of the stats CT Virginia.
! ------ : herlean Hotel "a as
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Lost, sTRAYED q STOLEN.

o>T ~ She depot Of sho Richmond naa.
|. sil.e railroad, % Menday he 10Th Of Juae.
- large tshi lbAIHsR TRUNK. mark ed -.
~ 4. ..fey k1.AAhkf stamped on the top Of ihe
max IL wa probably taken by mistake.
y, dsaosi nc the above TRuNK al the Ex-
- F, ~ Hetei, richmond, Va I. soldier, who is A
.srlst % The Noiaoteer Soathrons, Of Weeks
t.-r wtii =" uhl 'ged la i2-2ts
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) Bio fi, ~ Fon hEsT.-KUUMs snlIs-
sad Ksi Ss st. ia the buiidlag corner isth
!. d. fekcELITs" i.s ,9f rest; co APPLY To-
Cofner Main and lath sfreels
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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
blncd from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the cxpureation Of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue of the
syrtcnE 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 ERupTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANrHoNY's FIRE,
Ross, or ERYsIPELAs, PNPLEs, PusrULEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and Bolts, TuAoRs, letter
and SALT RmErx, ScALp HrAD, RlSowoRM,
RHEuMATIsA, SyrHnrTIc and MERcrRIAL DIS
EASES, DRopsy. DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VfrIA-
TED OR IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
in . 1apnrity Of the blood " is founded in truth,
for scrofala is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regcnerate this vital fluid
without vTaal3eh sound health .s impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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ScrOflla, or Kings Evil.

is a constitutional disease, corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak. and poor. Being in the circulation, il
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulons faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
vr1ersf or tffrsritrrJ
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin. il is hereditary i'm the con-
stltution, descending from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation indeed,
II seems to be the rod Of Him who says, I"
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; IN the glands. swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
rupton, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies Of life, so that scrofulous consttu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power TO with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
CLIMATES the human family has its origin directly
III this scrofufous contamination; and many
destructive tisrasrs of the ttvrr, kitsrrs, hfatrs
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
nrr aggravated hy the same cause
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous !;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health il undermined by ii.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and i'm
vigorate 1t by healthy food and exercise
Such medicine we supply in
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10 Hawkins Tay lor, William =. d. Lynch, trustee;
sumner stebbins, Martha nj. Orr and A. &. Orr,
Virginia Holiday ard william Holiday, Green
Erskine, M iilcr Alexander, John W. Rankin aud
Samuel n. Miller, partners 8s Rankin Miller !;
Samuel Bonner, John II. Allen, j.. r. semcs,
Ccghorn Il Harrison, james W. Grimes, Gonna
BILE smyth. Frederick II Moore, Robert GETTY
r. III. Smith, VIM. sto'ts Sons, John j. Holsey,
JE.F ieklen james b. Foley, Brown 4 Glen
dening, Samuel Richie; Csdy, Jtnts Il Ieck !,
EUfgr 70. W T. g
Jesse Ruddick, George w hcGrafy executor Of
Edward Boyntop, deceased the ftate of fuwa,
S c. Il s. Garter, N. a. R. J.. kuddick, II. n. d
ID. w. Ford, II. Jefords, w w. Belknar n bu
Turner, Charics Parsons Co., Campbell Gin or !,
james Stfothman, u. x J. usmil, lis cod l. Abbott,
and ID. w. Pressell
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there la now on file in the office OF the Clerk Of
kuk, petition Of William ZIMMERMAN clsimir r
Of you Hawkins la ylor. the sum of six thnusa and
dollars, with ten per cent interest per snnum, a.
money due y note made by you To Sumner ktgb
bins, dated May s1st, 1915, ard since assigned to
petitioner also claiming against each OF you the
foreclosure OF deed If trust made to secure the
amount If said note and Of even date herewith
certain reaiestste in the City OF Keokuk, &c
county Iowa, particularly described In said petit
tion and further asking for sale Of said premises
and general teilet
And unless You appear and answer said petition
or before of the I'd dsy of the next term Of
said court, to commence At keokuk IN the first
Monday Of September, A. ID. 1s6t, n default will
be entered against you, the petition taxi an ns con-
tossed by you and Judgment AMI decree rendered
thereon, Us prayed therein.
NOBLE Il STRONG.
June Is. ls0l-lm Att'yr for pItH
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To Edward X. Hart, John Ferr.l, John w. Ogden,
executor OF estate Ut Jas 1asker, decca sed Epbt
ssmF4en, W. II. lWershiaetsn, SAM Pollock
Jas aadord VIM. nsannus, III. N Black, Frank
lin Eelis, j II. Wayne CO; Culbertson, Mcfri-
son Co.; leatman, Robinson a Go.
Nou and each If yoa are hereby notified that
i there Ia nuw file la the Office IN the clerk Of
the Diftr'rt Court Of Lee County, Iowa keo-
kus, petition If Marion Brcaafoot, cias ming Of
you the said Edward II. Hart snd John FerreI,
ju igment for the sum Of seven hEnGrsd dollars az
money due en- . proaiissery note. srd against all
# yea the forccio-ure ct mortgage given by de-
fendant, Hart, TO secure said preuiaS0ry note and
conveying len acres in The north west corn~r Of
the southeast qasrser If the mort quarter If
section thifEy-rwU m trwnsh4r - soFsA fsaes
west, Les county, Iowa. $3.50 $3.50
Now unie-s you appear and answer such petition
on or before noon II the secoEd daY of he next
term being September Term, ISL of raid Court.
jud gment and decree will b rendered asainst VOC
according TO the prayer ofssid petition
MCcRARl h BRUCE,
June IS, Ie6l-d1m Attorneys for Pitn.