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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

District by 9.6i8 to 9,O97, as Buchanan had
beaten Fill,aore the year preceding by WV
to 8,629. No district was ever more closely d.
yided or moro determnedly contested thao this one
by Mr. Etheridge and his Democratic opponents
throughout the last eight years, aud the fact that
he has uniformly run ahead of his party, and
been twice elected when the candidate for Gov
ernor on bis ticket was beaten, atests the force
of his appeals from the stump, and the confidence
of bic ne ghbors in bis integrity aud patriotism.
Mr.. Etherdge, we need not add, is most un-
compromising UnionIst, and would doubtless Do
murdered were he now to return to his home.
He came to Washington, a few weeks since on
behalf of the persecuted, down-trodden Unions's
of Western Tennessee, with no thought OF being
a candidate for any Office whatever, and his
election to the Clerkship was spontaneous
tribute to bis worth, and pledge to the Union
lists of the South that they are not to be aban-
doned to the bufIotiDgs of those !" whose tender
mercies are cruel" Mr. Etheridge 10
widower, residing near Dresden, Weakly Co., 10
the heart of West Tennessee, where treason Is
now rampant and liberty of speech unknown.
1t is a noteworthy fact that, while three
fourths of the members Of the present House
were supporters Of Lincoln and Hamn, the only
candidates for Clerk were Mr. Etheridge, who
supported Bell and Everett, aud Mr. Forney,
who supported Douglas and johnson. Both,
however, are most unqualified in their devotion
TO the Union and in favor Of deaiing with trea-
son as treason, and we presume neither greatly
deplored Mr. LincOln's election.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

The city of Philadelphia (proper) last October
reelected Is Congress Hon. i. Joy Morris QLiO-
coln) BY 6,2G2 votes, to 5,ilO for BroGbead
(Democrat), aud I,7GO for Fuller (3ell-Eyerctt).
Lsst Tuesday, it elected, instead of Mr.. MOrri.
(resigned), Col. Charles J. Biddle by $3.50 votes
to 3,76o for Charles J. O'Neill (EePutlcao).
Mr. O'Nelu is doubtless a good man though net
very widely known; but had William b. Mere.
dith or Henry G. Carey been tue candidate ia
his stead we are conGdeBt that another result
would have beea obtained.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

Mr.. w. W. Miller of the sooP-of-war lro-
auois, who lately arrived at this pert from the
Mediterranean squadron, has returned to Wheel
ing, his home, where he has communicated to
TIE In,eIigeneer some most important re'elauons
with regard ~ the secret efforts made to corrupt
the officers of the Mediterranean squadron se
long ago a. last December. He states that Copt.
ID. N. Iugraham Ga South Carclinian since To-
signed then in command Of the fleet invited n
number of other officers to meet hlm on the 2Oth
of December last at Spezzia, and that he (Miller)
yas one Of those 40 invited aud present. The
result of this session was not satisfactory, and
another was held at Genoa in January. At ths
conclaye. Ingrabam and several more determined
TO desert the service and Join the rebels, and, as
an nducement TO Mr.. Miller to join them, they
told him that this Increment IN the South pPatd
som end IN a Monarchy; that dOt irds he design
and that all vho nor uent pouid Be made
nobie,nen and girsn high prieuaesis. As soon as
this was announced Mr.. Miller lett their council.
board, telling them that he inteuded to live and
die beneath tho aog be was sailing under. Alter
that they had no further usS for him.
- Oueht such a traitor ss lngranani ~ Lave
been allowed TO resign
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

The story afoat in our city that John A. Ken
nedy (Sup't Of POlice) and James B. Taylor
have been arrested and held to bail at the suit
of the Mr.. Guion who was circulating petition
for National suicide. is utterly unfounded. Judge
Leonard has granted no order for their arrest,
aud is not likely to do so absurd thing. We
presume the rumor grew out of an application
for such arrest, which was refused.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
Advertise, Advertise.

THE TGIDUSE, having larger circulation chan any
other newspaper, is the best medm through which to
reach all parts of the country. Merchants Manufac-
t,lrers, Landowners &C., who have not been in the
habit Of advertising will do well to try it. Advertise
nents inserted in WEEKLY TRIBUNE at 81 % per line
inothing less than $5l; in DAmr TRIBUNE al 10 cts.
per line; in SEMr-WEEKLY at 25 cts. per line.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE suffers sadly in
style and diciOn from being transmitted to us
BY telegraph. Some OF the moro obvious blum
ders we have been able to correct, but many
bsys doubtless escaped US. Had private copies
Of the Message been dispatched by mail or ex-
press on the evening Of the 4th to the Presidents
most trusted agent or friend in each of the great
cities, with instructions TO deliver them to each
daily newspaper only upon notice by telegraph
hat the reading in Congress had commenced,
ais most important document would have ap-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
Newspaper Train.

A special newspaper train will leave on Sunday
snorniug at early hour for New-llaven, stopping
at all the stations. TIE TRIBUNE, containing the
latest intelligence from the seat of war can be had
fIom news-agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
TO CORRESPONDENTS

no be taken Of ANONYMOUS Communications "ns
ever ntended for insertion must pc authenticated by the
name an sd6Iess of the wesnot necessarily lor puoca
ton but a. guaranty for his good faith
We osnot undertake return rejected Coumurica'tons
Abunes letter. for this Office soud be addressed 70 "TaE
TRlBuNE,r New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
STATIONERY CONTRACT.

The contract for the supply of stationery TO the
War Department and it's various Bureaus for
the ensuing fiscal year has been awarded to
Philip G. Solomons Of this city.
MR. ETHERDGE's CHIEF CLERK.
Robert Morris of Philadelphia. Postmaster OF
the House during the XXXIyth Congress has
been appointed by Mr. Etheridge his Chief Clerk
THE HOUSE POSTMASTER.
Mr.. King Of Minnesota, who has been elected
Postmaster of the present House, is a native OF
Franklin County, New-York. lie was among
the early settlers of Minnesota, and has for
long time been leading Republican editor there
ARMY cHAPLAINs.
Frank W. Ballard, and others, in behalf OF
the Army Committee of the NewYork Young
Mems Christian Association, have presented the
following memorial to the Secretary Of War
NgxYoRK, July l't, 1851
the EgYork Young Men, Chri,tisn A.aocstion taks tie
hbe q Of calling your attention to the fact ths. contrary TO
thspsos qnrng that they should be regularly Organized
cleyeu Of Christian denomination there are persons Of
ether such bankers editors and play actors
cupying positions ehapains 10 some Of the neSlyormed
have to believe only these persons have
true stand bot that they destitute Of that pos
tive whch essential TO the usefulness o
clap ia aud tao spiritual welfare Of the soldiers
IL seems exceedingly improper circumstance that in
dydn. like these should iii pisces which many talented and
devoted cergy ready occnpy at the sacrifice Of
their personal interest We therefore would respectfully
he fact and humbly request
that conm.iou be Issued for chaplain unless he
furnish efficient evidence and sactofy credentials Of .
ocA stsaiDg minister Of the Gospel Ana
beg that proper persons already coum,oned throush In
ayence under isspprehensn be dismissed The ssrV
Ice, With much respect, your Obodient seTvants
GIlEAD B. NASH
SIEPHEN H. TY NO JK.,
FRANK W. BALLARD,
r. HARDWOOD VERNON,
Army Con uliliee n. \. Y. III. G. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

MR.. GROW ELECTED SPEAKER.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
MR.. ETHERIDGE, OF TENN, CLERK.

TIE GRAND PARADE OF NRW-YORK TROOPS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press
wAsHrSGros, Friday, July 5, 1861.
The European Dispatches il s understood, show an
improved disposition in England From France, tho
Aioaiieurs article which afforded much JOY TO the
Secessonsts has been explained away TO the evident
satisfaction of Secretary Seward. From all Eorthen
Europe and Spain and Italy the most hearty and si'
cere expressions Of sympathy for the United states In
the present contest furnished TO this Government
No priyatsers will be permitted to enter into any
foreign port.
From all these reports there is rejoicing in official
quarters that Secession is dead aud buried in Europe
IL is certain thar after the discharge of the thros
uoutis troops there will still be an available force of
lsS 600 which added 10 the regular army, Will eoDsu
,ule a total force Of 80, 900, officers and men.
IL will be for Congress 10 determine whether the
army shall al this tune be increased 10y the ADDITION Of
n yilI larger volunteer force. The probable tot'A
amount Ie1u,Ied for the army added 10 the appropri
ton made Tor the year ending with June, 1850 for Tho
force now 10 the field which has been accepted ana
will be N the service within the next twenty days
about xl85 300 600 The estimates for the navy arc
also large bat the exact figures are not yet exhoed'
Notwithstanding the very many persons in sas
streets Yesterday, the order excellent The 70
view of eighteen or twenty New.York regiments was
the grand feature of the day. tsstefuiy arranged
pavilion was erected on Pennsylvsnis avenue near
the Executive mansion. for The accommodation ane
comfort OF the high executive and military oincen
BY this the troops passed The President introduces
Gen. Scott to the multitude of civilians aud made
few highly-acceptsbls remarks. Secretaries sewars
and Smith. Attorney General Bates and Gems Saoa'
ford and Dix also made speeches in Response TO ns
impatient demands Of the crowd. The scene wss -
tensely interesting and the repeated cheering maA-
tested The depth Of patriotic eashasas@. AL sas ~sss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

The mails for Europe by the Kangaroo and
Bremen will close this morning at lOI o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
uR is EXPECTED TO ENGAGE GEN. PATTERSON

ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
THE FORWARD MOVEMENT.

THE FORWARD MOVEMENT,
The FORMATION OF the COLUMNS
An Advance by Three Columns
GEN. JOHNSON MAKING A STAND.
liz is EXPECTED TO ENGAGE GEN. PATTERSON.
ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

An officer jutt from Ohio Camp, heard soothing
there of the report that our advance was within
three miles Of Fairfax Court House which has
been telegraphed hence. He found Ohio regi.
ments, which have been pushed as far in advance
as any other, except the Connecticut, I'd Maine.
and I'd New-York, in the old position.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN,S
PuLMONIC WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established In 1887. and
first article of the kind ever introduced under
the name of "PuLxoNlc WArEKs," in this OF
any other country; all other Pumonic Wafer,
are counterteits. The genuine can be known by
the name BRYAN being stsmped on each W.
FEB.
BRYAN PULNONIC WApRRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseress
BRYAKs PULuoHIC WARNS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAE's PuLAONIC WAPsxs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRYANs PULMoNrC WAp rs
kelieve lncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAN's PULMoNIC Warns
kslievs Irritation of tho Uvula and Tonsils.
BRvAN's PULNONIc WAPERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Ninut.,
BRYAH's PULMoNc Warns
Ar Blessing TO oil Glasses and Constituti ons.
Bar ANS PuLvoxlc Warns
Ars adapted for Vocalists and Public Speaker
tea BRYAN's PuLxoNIc Wanna
Are in = simple form, and pleasant to the tasts
nRYAx's PUs Moxlc warns
Net only relieve, bat sect rsp and lastinr evr..
- bRYAH's PULAoNIC WADBss
Are warranted to give satisfaction 70 every one
AZ No family shoald be without boz Of
r. 'Ha bRYAN's f'ULA0xIO WAHsm
in the house.
No traveller should Do without . SUNNY AZ
bRrAHs PulA0NlC warns
in his pocket.
No person vii! ever object to give for
BRYAN's PULMoHIc wAY3s
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB HOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. n. Y
Sold BY all the Oruggists in Davenport and eiee
whore. nov27 dAvIv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas. on the 3lst
day 81 January, =. D., 1880, r erdinand Bsckel
sxseetsd unto Geo. &. 9. Dow - Trustee, . ssr-
taindesd Of 1rust, esuvsying TO mid rrussss he
lssd - scott coonty, lowe. described - follows,
to-wtt: The north-sast quarter Of section No.
twsnty-one Isl,] in township No. seven y-nins
l79,l north Of range No. I'VE 90 east Of the
Ath T. n: which said conveyance vas made By
The said Fsslinaad Beckel for the purpose OF g.
curing the payment Of fsur certain pr misscry
notes AID the Interest thereon, signed BY aid
FssdinAnd Bi cksl, dated the 3lstdsy OF January.
sum Of six hundred and Atty dollars, due April
Let, 1860; one for 6vs huudrsd dollars, duo April
let, ls6l one for eight hundred dollars, due pri
lsL 1852, and for one hundred dollars, duo April
Let. 1863; ali 70 the order Of F. H. cutting, with
interest payable annually, st the rate Of ten per
cent. from December lst, 1850, and due 81 the
Banking Hoase Of Maskl0t = Corbin, and oil or
said no.ee gwen in part payment Ct purchase
And now, ssid two 6rst described notes having
become dus and payable. and the said Becksl
having failed 70 pay the Same, excepting The
sum Of three hundTed and forty dollars %
the FIRST named note, /, Geo. .. q. Dow,
Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that By virtus Of the power which
siii, on Saturday. the lst day Of June,
in the forenoon Of said day, 1t the Court nouss
door, the city Of Davenport expose and Offer for
sale 1t public auction, the parcel Of land above
described or ~ much thereof - shall b. necessary
TO satisfy andpay the amount Of sadnoses With the
interest thereon 70 the day Of ssls together With
costs Of this notice end Trustees fees.
Dated the 9sth day Of April 4. d. 1851.
GEO. 8. G. DOW,
apr3O] Trastee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13

)TRUSTRk'S BALH.--Whsssas, - The 1sth
- day - Joee, =. y, 1855, Passiek Mckinney
and Csthasins AeKinaey. hi vile, s1scussd unso
gesspA \. LaClasss, - rsustss, esstaid bed d
> usty. lswa, 4sssdhst - tslIsws, te.vit: The
ssss - ha,f( ~ = - ss1es 80 - u bleek
usher ninsey ~ (s3,) i LsClaiss's sdAisieas
= he city q Osvespess il aid es0nty and Saase,
= tie sa0s . num6sre1 ed de1sstbed - The
plas = ~ survey q I'D aadisisa - record i
soevsyases - na1s ~ ths nd Psesck NsKis-
nsy asd Ceshadns mckinney. biz 4pi1ss fer ~
pssposs = securing The Dsynsne = certain
Pn0iesesy 49, 81 The iaaessss thAeoas dgDsd
b ssid Patrick NsKisssy. dsasd the 18Th dsy q
Assss6 (eslt) Asllan, payable O ths ISL ~ u
l,sesmSss. =. y. 1855. = The Banking Hosss u
c. scsEsss: D:yssRs love, 2 8: s' Z 20 q
Recorder Oaes q Scoss eessty, ths 18th day It
J.ss, less, IN Book " y" = sevs Mortgages, IAss
A. -. s.iA 80 Asvise become
Due - peyslle, - The aaid Patrick Me-
Kinney hasias iallse = ~ tae s.ns, I, Jo'sph
4. LscI:is frssss:s = sl:sssai1, = assby give
Is 10 No vested s. sai1 Dssd 4 frsse, Win, %
Aonday, ths sisth dsy = Nay, \. p. 1851 .
he hoss e. two sseleek y ~ ahesnoea o. aid
day. at The Ceaxt houGe deog = ~ Gjly - DaSsa.
psst, sspsse - 80 ~ sale, 9 p.h1ts aest6sa,
:Sss!.f : AN ). :.s,:ss : $500 - =,
TIE aneast efsnid naee. VIII - i1esqnse 6egeae
= ~ ~ g ~, tseeeAeg wttA - eeooDs asd
ssPsssS ssSss1ias "a ~, sslas = - lss,1s,
q 6, s:' s. s.s q: ! - u. -, =,
Dss1 n fIcs s1sysyile siull - 1T 90
= ~ haee = leeAesla - - 49,
la1sA - - y = A.
lxaIA ItSI4e0 -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13

T,l017lSS SfI7-S77.ass: . -;
1'eeZ 1870 4. p, lsooy nsss 0o1lesnSsse
g. =. y. Dews = 1sssase, 60 - e
Trust, eeeveyin9 = said 1susaes the ~ a 6sa6s
County. Iowa, 6ooesibed . fellows. 1o-vit =
= part - 0e14 A1lf GfSoAe sooonsc92 nnartee
= section Ns: siehssea ISL IL tsvssoip No.
est of he tsi r. \. soneeasiae 8 Ne sos,h.
sass seses Of tAe sostA-ssss qussass of ssesios
No. eighteen IL aid tev pskip. - ~ -
zion siossssid thenes runnsng dss vsss eighty
lSol so9s thspes dps nestA ees hsndrsd and six-
~ isoj ross sheoss due esst ferry r. rcssaere
o. less, ustl u ineeEssets the sout6srn BOUNDARY
!ins - ~ nisstssppa Nisss1si RailroeA tAescs
iu - ease ~ osush diSseeisu alsae eeiA s.r,her.
boundary He q sAs mid =. 3 \. bailroad. mil
strikes line dividing ssid section No eighteen
til and section No. sevsassss IN N zane tovs-
mp seenoe sc south ono hundred and twenty
li!ol res, nese = ssssy alsag odd LIE aividlne
s.id sections s'ghsssn fls,l and seventeen II 70
the paoee q Beginning; which said eosveyaecs vas
nade ~ tho said Asas 6soassnhsrR or = ~, 49,
Of securing the payment Of one certain prcn
nose and The interest thereon, sigDsd By said
=. D., isss, and payable - f.,ios: o.. Sss,
after Asts, 70 he cdr II Charles b. Fsslises.
Tor the sam Of twenty-five hssdsed and thirty
dollars. payable - the once Of Nscklot : Corbin
With Interest q The rate Of ten pr cent pr a.
nan amer maturity.
And nov, said promissoFy sots having become
due and payable, and the aid Stoltsnbsrx
having failed to ny the same, l, Geo. s. G. Dow
TRUSTS :. hereby give this public no.
0ce, that by virtue Of the Lower which 10 jn ue
vested ~ said Deed of Trust, l wLl, o. saturday,
ths ltsd.y Of June, 4. d. 1851, q the hour
OF nine o'clock IN the forsnoo. Of said day. q The
Court House door, in The sity Of bavsnpcrs, e.
pose And oese tss .saAe. u pshlie sasiioa, The
parcel Of land sbsvs described, o. 90 much there
of - shall b. nscessary to satisfy M nav ,he
amount Of said nots, with the interest there
en- 70 the day Of sale, together with I'll the costs
and sapenses attending ssid sale, costs Of this
uotice and Tsustss,s fees.
Dated the 3sth day u April, 4. D. 1851.
0kO. b. G. DOW,
aps30l Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13
LIGnTE & BRADBURY'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON yRAxs NV snAr,
Grand and Square PisnO-Fortes.

Thu Insulated Iron frame preserve,
"H the original tone Of the instrument i.
all its purity, securing it for al time against that
most disag, tinny quality of tone Invariably
found in all other Iron frame Piano Fortes. |,
greatly strengthens tho case and thus keeps the
Piano Forte much longer in tune. It eives th !
instrument much fuller, richer and sweeter tone
1t adap2s the Piano to al climates and to al chan
ges Of atmosphere, and in al respects it 10 pro-
nounced, and in all respects it is pronounced BY
our best 'astists the greatest improvement Of the
age in Piano-Fsrte construction; producing an in
strument acknowledged TO be superior 70 iii 9th.
ers made in this country or Europe.
a few tessinen 10 regard % the supest-
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Fosses.
81 have examined the Piano Fortes Of Liehts
Bradburys with entire satisfaction. know moi
that there are any others better either in our own
country or elsewhere. "-DR. LOWELL Mason
In clearness, richness, and volume Of tone, del
casy, elasticity Of toach, and ne repeating action
| have never played upon their equal.1H. A.
WoLLBNnAUPT.
in volume. richness. svenn'ss, and purity Of
t. ne, and in delicacy Of touch they certainly excel
and IN that beautiful singing quality 50 desirable
~ have never pl yed upon 20 rich and heavy
Z tone Square Piano forts. "-ARvHuR NAroLDoi.
! am astonished and delighted with the New
Scale Iron Frame Piano-Fo made By you.
There must be splendid future for Lighte :
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III have never played upon % Ans and instru-
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~ consider them - 70 beauty, richness, fullnesa
and equality Of tone, - we'll as their agreeable
elastic touch, equal If not superior t. any Pianos
"In power, quantity, and equality Of tone, they
certainly excel; while for that peculiar ,ich and
singing tone % Invaluable = N accompaniment
to the voics. have never met their equal. &C.
BAegJNI.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13

CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
y In the District Court of Scott county:
Walter F. Downing !
John w. Van Hosen, Admins
traitor of the 200 10. eto., Of
Louisa Loo, deceased, Henry Original Notice.
Lee, Msrgret Leo, George Lea,
Henry Leo, Abner Dav-
son, Miner 4 Bro,
Lewis, Shew / Co.,
To John w. Van Hosen, Administrator Of Lou.
lisa Leo deceased, Henry Leo, Margaret Leo, Geo.
Leo and Henry Leo: You are hereby notified
that there il now on 6e in the Ofioe Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Scott county, . petition
Of Walter +. Downing, claiming tho foreclosure
Of . mortgage dsted June l4th. 1858, executed BY
Louiea Lee, now deceased, and her husband, Hen
~ Leo, to said Walter F. Downing, upon the fol :
lowing described tract Of land in said Scott cCun-
ty. Commencing at the Mississippi River 1t the
south west corner Oflot three g. ia section TWEEN.
ty-one (21 } township scventy-seven (77,) north
Of range two a. east Of the fifth p. n. thence
north fourteen hundred and seventy lone ieet
eight inches (l,47l feet inches) to . stone
ence east one hundred and eighty-two feet and
eight inches lS1 feet inches) u stone; thence
south fourteen hundred and forty-fou feet seven
inches q, 444 feet inches) to stone on the Mis-
sissippi River; thence vest along said river %
place Of beginning. The said mortgage is record
ed in Scott county records in book 40" Of mort
cages, page 1876. Default having been made in
tho payment Of the prom.sory note, described il
and secured by said mortgage. plaintiff asks tina,
the administrator be ordered TO pay the amour,
dae on said note, to-wit: Three hundred do,lsrs
with interest thereon st six per cent. after June
l4th 1862 interest ct six per cent. on twenty ia
dollars sfter 14th December, 1858, interest ct sis
per cent. on twenty five dollars after June ilth
1859, and interest 1t six por cent on twenty Eve
dollars after December 18th, 1859, and IL default
be made in such payment, that said premises b
sold and you and each and any Of you Be barred
premises.
Unless you appear and defend in this suit BE-
fore noon Of. the second day Of the next term Of
the district Court, in Scott county, to Be bogus
and holden on the first Monday Of June, 1861, do.
fault will be entered against you and judgment
and decree rendered thereon, = u prayed Tor Il
said petition.
PLUAER : VAN HOSEN.
spl-4l Attorneys for Plaintiff.