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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-30

UNITED SrArEs DIsrRICr OoURr.-The Court
was engaged most of Saturday id hearing argu-
ments on certain bonds issued by the city of
Keokuk Suit was brought against the city on
three bonds of 81 900 each, issued in $50 to aid
in building the old Medical College, and on one
bond of 81 900 issued to pay Mr.. Samples ex-
penses in engineering for grant of land for the
old Rams Horn Railroad project The Attor-
neys for the city, Messrs. J. w. Noble and N. y.
Miller put in plea, setting forth the facts, and
claiming that the city had no authority to issue
bonds for such purposes. The Attorneys for the
Plaintiff, Messrs Curtis, Gilmore & Curtis, de-
INJURED to this plea, and the demurrer was ar
gued at length by the Attorneys The Court
took the case under advisement The suit was
brought BY Mrs. Sarah Beecher OF Ohio. --[Gate
City. ot SIS 5a1 'sdi
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A SECESSION IrkM.-Mr. Mark Miller, the edi.
Tor and proprietor of the Northwestern Farmer
in this city, informs US that within the past
month he has received not less forty subscribers
from the State Of Georgia; the first in fact he
has ever had from that portion of the country.
Nearly all of she letters accompanying the sub
scriptions say the writer's are anxious to obtain
information in regard to the agricultural resour-
ces of this State, evidently with a view of re-
moving hither. Some of them state that the
emigration from the Gulf States to the North
west during the coming season will be unusually
large Mr.. Miller has also received several let.
tiers recently from South Carolina on the same
subject. as
This is an indication Of what we may expect
in the way of immigration, and the prevailing
sentiment among the better class in the South Is
. very important bit Of information. 1t is some
thing tangible; there is no guess work or hypo-
thesis about it. The inhabitants of the Seced-
ing States are many of them really about to
leave there for quieter localities. This we may
depend upon, unless their government should
throw obstacles in the way Of their departure.
dubuque Times.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-30

PUr Our THE LTGHr.-The Commander at Fort
Morgan having ordered the lights at Mobile Point
and Sand Island to be eytinguished, and Colonel
Forney having issued the same order at Pcnsa-
cola, it remains to be seen whether other mere
military men will openly invite the shipwreck of
vessels by such barbarous proceeding We see
one fruit of 1t in the case If the Susan G. Owens
with fifteen feet of water in her hold, and five
feet of her bows close on to Morris Island.
have heard gentleman Of Charleston, whose pat
riotism and secessionism was beyond suspicion
desnounce such acts as these worthy of the bar.
barous hordes who destroyed the Roman Empire
Inviting shipments from abroad and then inviting
the loss of valuable cargoes and human lives for
the sake of little show of socalled pluck The
thing is perfectly Observation-Disclosures cor.
N. Y. Times.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-30
Z SEWING MACHINES.

THE WHEELER Il WILSON MANUFACTURING CoNPANY
having gained their suits at law with infringing
uacturers OF Sewing Machines propose that the public
sha be benefited thereby and have accordingly reduced
the prices Of their Sewing Machines After this date they
will be sold at rates that will pay fair profit the cost
Of manufacture capital invested and expense Of making
sales; such prices will enable them make first class
machines and heretofore, guarantee them In every
particular. G. II. WALnIN, Agent,
nov20-iwtf No. 42 Jefferson street.
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The Kentucky LeglslatRre...Great In
crease Of Union Feeling.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gszette.l

- N FKANKFOKT, MATCH ~.
The Legislature re-assembled to-day. A Con.
vention, called BY six Louisville individuals also,
convened. At the last about fifty delegates
were present. They rs-passed the Louisville reso-
lutiops. et afF. : u 4qa
The Convention is regarded here as . miserable
failure. - - - =
The Union sentiment has vastly increased in
Kentucky since the adjournment Of the General
Assembly. The Legislature will not call State
Conven } trssr9 @sR
An immense crowd Of citizens and strangers
gathered at ths depot this evening 70 welcome
Mr.. Crittenden. One hundred and fifty rounds
were fred by Capt. Coins artillery. process
sion, headed by band of music, escorted the
venerable patriot to bis house, where appropriate
speeches were made.
Mr. Crittsnden is idolized By the Union men
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


A N APPEAL. 81 ast5sSs@s #.ss - IN
N 'ie~I - G1t1T - ssyssfssB
fLlvss there aae vith soal - dad,
who never 70 hinseH hath SD 4.
& By Jsnuasy nrst, Il not before, !
III pay what ows ~ the 0rses Ncrs Store.
8 bought COED boots there, and ~ tAsn low;
!, Ia When NEXT buy, III mere IN co.
) The net Is not 70 be ignored,
Z When buy boots there, dony 81 gosed, 4
@ o3w $50 @ega 30
Resolved, therefore, this sill dos
Pay up the old score, and bargain anew.
And tell oil see, whether many o. fsv,
2 That want good Boots 70 90 there 700.
. sign Of the Ell Horrs, sndes ths Barrett Houss.
3 Al Diff
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byE.E. GAY, Burlington. Iowa.
J. n. REED 4 CO., Chicago.
BARTLETT, KAYE 3 co., keckuk.
RICHARDSON, MILLER . CO.. g.. tSan
Ans Agents In every town In ~ Vns,d sss'sH
unsI-1ydsw4v - .,.r s,
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FIFTY MILES sTAGIyGs.vVn

BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVE, alu Ma,
Eoao Open to Ottumted 50 Alesfwtay y.sn..
other Railroad IN Loara. 1''' asy
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
CHICAGO, BURLIGTON 4 oUrNrv
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF SEcEssIeN-The Rcpub.
lcans have all along asserted their steadfast ad-
herence to the principles of the revolutionary
fathers and the trainers of the Constitution, and
insisted that the departure of the South from
these principles is the cause of the present Sec
tional conflict. Here and there candid and
philosophical Southern man is found who con.
fesses this fact. The Southern Confederacy
newspaper OF Atlanta, Ga, one of the ablest
papers in secessia, has an elaborate article on
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Ma. b.guii,s a.. Reach We ioUArd' bsr
ever 20 vistfglly. yys the gull that parted
Ia1.rus and Dire, VII 'luhyS 'snHia
bstEssa Us.
Tbsts vas once = quaint little Eirl
isoun a. sally Brnaf tsy'trrioa' abigail,
who haeied bsr.slf Warehouses, add
she u.sd to eons on, q aiEhb and feel
sboa, Ia the dark for bits q biscuit OF
,aadEiebet, OF PIECES 81 orangs peel, .
pas into cold water, una make believe i
VS. riusi Orange peel and water III
you make believe much, fhe was Assa''
toned 10 lolliloquilt, ''iti quite uie' but
II you don't, it seems as thonsh Il would
bear 4 little more seasoning certainly!
And this charm Of SILLY Brass Mysterious
Abigail, Of amakips DsIisvs'--noFe Of an
Inspiration than lssson--i' a spell need
ed 10 many situations Of The drama Of so
ei.,y. II We hero, 10 this lisile accidental
cut on from Pennsylvania, 'bs most nn'
narural s1ei,lqp 90 the continent. can 'ns-
esed 10 making believe very much that We
are soutbsrusrs--if We can sdord to dis
card The vulgar idea. Of our daily meat
aud drink, and can feed on tie refuse
orange peel o, deprecated Virginia likes,
!
mingled With tue blessed consciousness
.sat We are doing it All for the good Of
tres trade and negro cOnScdsraey, it Is
all we'll. To our taste, however, Il will
certainly bear more tangible and pal
stNbls seasoning.
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lHor The Inrslnrsuser.l

M,ISrI. Ediiorr-In your paper Ofthe ?3d
last, lind addressed 10 me, by cores
pendent over the signature Of "Union,"
tue following inquiries
viii you
1T. SSts aSAluat the secession Of this State, hTut
Last, and all the time,
u. D.@ana the white bA.I Of representation Ia
the sepato.
/ unhesitAtIngly answer all these ques-
lions in the affirmative. Upon the sub.
jects alluded 10 III the I'd and Sd inquiries,
/ ain not aware that there 10 any division
Of sentiment among our citizens.
On the subject Of the first Inquiry, /
desire briefly 10 say, that Am opposed TO
the principle Of secession on the ground
that is acknowledgement Is not only the
destruction. Of The present government,
hut that Il will 30 q fatal defect IN any
future government which We may eaneaTos
to reconstruct on the same principle
am opposed to tho policy Of secession,
being Impressed With the firm conviction
thRtlt Is no remedy for the evils complained
Of, that IL will exnggerAte and multiply
them thousand fold that 1t IL the pre-
cursor Of diScord and SdVerSiiy In the
South itself, aud that It will end in the
hopeless destruction Of the Republic.
believe that all our controversies eau
DO satisfactorily adjusted ip he UatoH, aud
under he C0RsiitWGon, and there only.
Ibelisye that our present difficulties will
find satisfactory solution 10 the patience,
prudence and justice Of Yirginia;.!hat it Is
within her power to save the uNon Of
these States, and that in the diSchaFSe OF
that honorable and magnanimOuS act, Tho
will write another bright page in her illaSS
triouS history.
Ihavs not sought the position to which
am nominated, and while l gratefully
acknowledge the urgent preference shown
me by many friends, l will be glad to yield
that position to any one who !mAy be
designated by my fellow citizens as more
worthy Of their suffrage.
YoutS very respectfully,
T. Il. L0GAN.
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war w particularly Ike abOet he
ClSrEtbars resolutions, is .heiF ErSAi
practical ssgasi,y anA patriotic good Ssass.
For Instance, these two resolution;
Rs,ois.d Thar ue will support no mAa
Who viii cot pledge himJsf 10 VoIs
assiHst any res0latiOni 10 Be laid down ~
an ullitnAidu. and the Tef0sal u which BY
the eihsr States, Is 10 be Coa'deEsd lnSt
cause for seeding from the uHioH.
The aail vas never bit fhirsr Of 'quArsr
on The head than in this r,iolu,ion. II
this State Sseslt., 1t will be done through
the indirsetioa OF an ul,imAiam which the
traitors know will never be aeeedsd 70.
The nett resolution, which We would
particularly enphasits, is this one
Rs,oir,d. That 10 will support no man
WhS will no. oppose all elaboration and
discussion by the members Of said eon-
VsnSion in secret session.
We All kuoW bow ehaIminEly the veil Of
.eereIy has worked toF The good Of SseeI-
sion 10 those States that bare seeded.
As long a, Alabama kept out Of secret
session, the cO.OpsratiOnisu held their
ground, but the very miuuto The traitors
got them uadsr lock aSd key, they nailed
them and tceeded. The same game viii
be played at Richmond. The traitors are
all Of the same III, aul will learn each
other all tho tricks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-24

The County Convention nsEt TusS-
day.
swaI obvious Of course, to all readers
yesterday, that When our remarks about
The propristy Of either Coualy OF Caadi.
dates convention being called, were PEN
ned, the recommendation for couaty
Convention, which appeared in the same
paper, numerouSly signed by our leading
citizens, had not been prepared. 1t is
hardly necessary for us,O say that We APP
prove most heartily Of the call. Ills the
right way to settle the question Of caudi-
dacy on the Union side. Tho only din.
Guilty which appeared to US when We
wrote vas, whether the time WAS not TOO
short for general COnvenIiOn. But We
believe now, there will DO tune enough
We hope that every district III the county
will come TO the Convention, next Tues
day, fully represented by good, true, sound
unqualified Union men. Let us have a
Convention after the pattern Of tho one
held at ClarEsburE
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fEOr The 1ntslllEVoe,r.l

In common with many Of your fellow
citizens, / am much deceived aud disap.
pointed in your card TO the public,,cE-
planning your position as candidate for
the Convention. intended to vote foI
you, but uuleBJ you can give better assure
nnceS than you have yet that you are
sound on the Union, will. not. ] desire
to ask You the following questions
LIST. viii you, II elected, rOte, directly
or Indirectly, for any measure that puts an
issue between the State and the General
Government? Or, in other words, will
you in good faith, in your heart and soul
20 against, fght against aud vote against
secession in every shape and under every
pretext7
!. win you go for the white basis1
Sd, Will voc go for taxing slaves the
same as other property.
9Th. Will you 20 for repeating the TO.
cent OdiouS tai law on laborI
Oxa Who voTED ron You IN Ttxus PAsT,
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TRB Senators from the seeding States
dlsOuus ali sorts Of bills with as mach 7s-
hemsuce As though they ezPsetto stay In
the Onion. Why do they care about the
details Of the business Of this "forsign
lAnd2 7"
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FANNY Fern lately said;if one hAlfOFtho
girls only knew the previous lives Of the
men they marry the list Of old maids would
be wonderfully increased" But the BOI-
ton Post asks. III the men knew Fanny
what their future lives vrt 10 b. wouldn't
It increase the list Of old maids still far
therHU
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A correspondent Of the Boston CeSrsr
prOpOundS the DubIOIned sapIeut query; VI
Kentucky coca out Of the Union before The
4.h Of March, can Abraham Lincoln who
Is native Of that State, be inauSuratsd
President uudsr a Constitution which pro-
Vldeo that the President must be uAti1e
bora rlIizen Of the Ualonl"
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NEW ADYRRTTSRMlNTS
nHARTER ELRnTI0N.

COMMISSIONERS or ELnRlON 10 RE IIEIp
! IA he C!Iy OfWLesliaE, n ~ stlh tAy u JAa-
cary, lsEl.
Iorgh Puresll Hoe nsEss-llosry c. CgitN Clait
uAipss.
81 ward; cay Hali-SAAsel IL GF,sr JsAH
Bislsgp.
"a Wart: C-Sn H0uEs-Johu Hsslsr, laoob
WAr5sa Hoe Aoass--A Y, AdAmA, Mia EIIsl.
SEh WarI; llass n0sso-BeajAnih EIisy, Blyd
GtoErst ALJbrnAhh OGtS--A. ;, HAlLSuyl, Isury
kuTtL
stA Wtrd, schpol IIsuss. SsIth ROosn-- NaiihSU
r. Kssl, johh Ilabdy. SosIh RUpa,--Jpniea Wlisasl
as WSFd fiO,. Iross.-Wnl4n Euinr, G-orE,
iSssi ANDREW WILSON, Mace
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HrYeFOCK ofRINE GOLD JBWBLRH
MI IA No OmhFAsihg eomplat0 Ol9EtAalt "
~ rooI n AZ kDpi u INT elhal OStnb k1hmoaIa
a. SIlts OlFs0d Stltll thaH 3a.to!1 ThS!sinl'
'i3S NGlB Il.
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DR.. G,CLINTOCK'S COLD = COUGH
MIXTURE performs, ia. every in'taneo, what WAS
promised when Il VA Introduced. It cares, Nith
the SANE Uniform certainty that morning &'Psls
ulsht al the varieties Of aSo~vs cold ora haTnS'-
lnEcough, and Immediately relieve lnausuEa hnaUs-
nSS, and tickling Of the palate or throat Pret Is
cents.
Sold BY LAuGHLINs BUsHTIELD, 3. FuN.
DENBEil0, Bridgeport, and DruSgi'ts gsnerGiy'
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Proclamation Extraordinary, from
Warrington City, DC
Rt1rL LssOtltII { BHGGGtld, dsniss-pi'A's
s'nd us lsdot. QunF. wHtEuE TIpId,
IL Plat
iS Half Pint - rs.
Supplying the Government UG'esa, We only uis the
best Ink In the MARKET which We think yours TO b..
ROsPty your, TAYLOR i NAuRY.
October IS, 1850,
THE PEN AND SWORD.
POr long time the question has been argued
which WOSths maAt powerful, the Pen OF the sWord'
II has been generally conceded that the Influence
and power Of the former q greater than the latter.
IIOW Important then, u such Il the ease that the
Pen should have good Ink to accompany III Hence
ali desiring good writing, should pls CHEMICAL
WRITING ELUID, made by
LAUGHLINs BUsHIlELD.
noN Wheeling, Va.
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THE GREATENGLIsH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLAREE's
Celebrated Female Pills.


PROTECTED NJ ROYAL Letters PATENT.
IFtparsd troa Rtr,eTipit0N StslE JAMS CtlEF,
ND, PAyrieian Extraordinary TO az Oven.
THIS Invaluable medicine L uniallng 10 the care Of
~ ths,s painful aAd daaEpFUpS dI'aS to which The
fllahlO eutitutlOu Is subject. Il mOdsuial allie
en- Hnd remove, all Chstrue.Ion' and sPsOay cure
nay u relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il sptsuAEly suited. 1t viii 10 abort time, bring
% The monthly period With regularity.
Each bottle, pFieO OOo Dollar, bsaFt the Govern
snt stamp otGFoAt Rhtaln, % prevent oouater''lsS
~. IA, g! SA Y !. 10 5 J..,.. 4,vsro
~ FIRE EEIRKE MONTH"; u FaSVpsney, Ell ~
~ mn y biRg n Ni,aaTFtlGt, II ct uUy otsS
tiut ~ aFrsat.
lnall cl1lB q Nerves AaA Rpinal 4Aattlnal, Pals
IA IL Rlsk nna limits, EIligus On aiiEht oz0Etian
titioa " ths Heart, yVssrIssana Whites ths'a
m viii OaSet . euIS Sh6a Ill ether means hlVs
iiiisa; aaa al,hough lFSaoay, % uos COO
talh irsu, eAls,at, antissy, oEsnythlng huFtfa 70
- esstltutlHt.
I'm 1if6ottns b tha paIlphlOt aEUHll oaeh DSslI.
- WA Oh6ulA oesIlfillty PFalurT
80 kRnnfa NJ IL Ulll1d tlltul Al1 CAlo11v
100 10 lLiioT Q. nalAWiu co).
+. R,-SlIO % ard postage gtanpi oasloSo4 IoShy
~ g LIEQHLINS BUsHTTBLp ald .. r.
LClAN = %, SnsS-"odd4N'Iy
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sPoRET oF BEAUTY.
DIVIDEND,

MERCHANTS ( MECHANICS nANK,l
WHEEliSd Jan, glSt, lSCl.
HTHE DIRECTORS Of this Bank have DECLARED =
dividend Of per cent. On the Capital stneE,
font n iLs eaFpnCs Of the lat uIE montll payable
10 The stcckholdsTs OF cE legal representative. on
demand. tIan:s-lWl $, BRADY, Cash,r.
"a FOR RENT.-Ths new brick DWELLING
/ corner d Monroe and FlRh street, containing
s6T6n rooms, P1ssA~lOn 1T April.
Enquire Of P. G. lnLDREIH : Bro
t,p11 s. MAln street.
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DIR. JAS. MeoLINTOcK'S PEcTo-
RAJ Where thtreis confirmed cough there
is always great peril. 10 tribe with any disease OF
the respiratory organs Is TO court destruction. Con.
sumption, bronchitis, plVurIIy, lunEfsvur, &c, lie
close behind cough; and the only laSety III such
eassa consists Ia an immediate resort to this great
vegetable remedy. Price 800.
Sold BY LauEhlInl DushAcid, $. FuDdsnbsrE,
Bridgeport, and druggists generally. jy9l
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Music Hath Charms"
DECEIVED ny EXPRESS toIiAy, frvm the Pub
~ lishsrb an additional supply 81 MUSIC:
know l'air Of liAItl Eyes,
COitaer BY ihS SEE,
Di1ls: W Ssweonb, pSteEA aud Enmsi,
Plantation SouEN, By Knmst,
HustVr'a Melodies,
Christmas Coral.
Ny Home; word, by Ned Duhlllns,
Down BY the river tide,
sasrVd sOHgO Or the arc-aldO,
TrUtty uoTse Okla
pHifs Rool, by julien,
Di1Is Polka,
Sky Rocket QniekStsp
SILVER star Polka,
Sweet Evening Uour-Q uArtotta,
VIE LAmeFlen, March,
slellihh Yenpora-Qualrillt,
tatEVcTOtl SchOttish,
Dixie with Variations,
Rosemary WaltTcs, arranged W two PiAhoS-
eight haHdt
Dlsllh for vlolin and Piano,
The above aud many others 70 he had q the
Variety store Of D.NlCOLL BRO,
JAH2s 100 Main 81.
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ALExANDRE,S KID GLOYEs-An
"A sizes 1t both uhitS dHd cOlotri, Iccsiyei tbs
morning by lAas1l GE0, 4, TAYLOR.
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.Plg!agIagls! AnbIatyRGs! C.

TTAYlNa PURCHASED A LNT ~ ClSES NaA
III TRAMKs Al PANIC RACES, tvtss's 70 81
tAsa With Pieturss Al tucS' " a,tsl'sh iAs NIL
LIONS
Cons ia. Lsis5 Ah4 GSatisufa, while The Asaart'
ulSnt u s0u,eis asl avail yOaFsslyrs 4 the 6hkAts
Est HANG AIMS ever 0hsrV4 In Wasslihg
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The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21
Legal Notice.

EZRA SPERRA, defendant, nonresident
Of the state of Ohio, and whose exact residence
is unknown, is hereby notified that on the 29Sh
day Of November, 1861, Joseph Troxel filed
in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Portage
county, Ohio, his petition against him, setting
forth that on the 18th day of October, 1866,
said Troxel and Sperra traded certain lands in
lots Nos. 96 and 81, in Randolph, in said coun-
Ity, with each other, and warranty deeds were
lexchangaa;; 1t the land received bY plaintiff
OF said Ser was heavily mortgaged, which
the defes 80 we'll knew, and Of which the
plaintiff was Ignorant, and that SperTa fraudu-
lent!y represented said land TO bo free OF in
cunbrance; that said mortgaged has been fore
closed, the land sold, and that the title 81
said Sperra was worthless at the time be deed
| ed to plaintiff, and an action has accrued Ia
plaintiff on the covenants Of said gperra,s
deed. Said real estate Is particularly describ.
cd in the petition and exhibits on Gle. "a
which defendant il referred An attachment
has been issued and served, and said Spefra Il
required to answer said petition on or bsfofs
the third Saturday after six weeks herefrom
such Judgment will be taken against hin
as may Be desired, NJ. STUART.
I Nov. 80, 186l-6w Plaintitss Att,y. a
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