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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
THE ENGLISH PRESS OK AMERICA

From me lthc1H Ntosf a4Qy 4. iotl
The outbreak OF civil war in America las been the
eigui ana prext Tor All outcry this country AGAINST
uoo lar institutions. We are bdden TO look across the
AIlane At toe greatest Republic the world ever saw
broken IL pieces by treusOp and IN tho agonies Of
bloody conflict and We asked whether an hereditary
nnoafoh aud hereditary aiistOcracy wOuld not bave
syerted tits great calamity lbe eyes OF IOieo
elislen in delshl they pon 10 the disruption Of
sne UDited States argument against meddhug
with the franchise, ano tind polii Etns are content
60 Pause ia order 90 zee how matters Will end lhe
Jubliaion OF political reaciiyuss ID nc, surprising
tn The midst Of those marvellous events whl,h
have taken place in Europe, and especially IN
Italy, during tie lasi Two years, ana which have
iDeOnIestabiy prosed abe sel,-cOntrOl OF which the
Jnnltitude is capable, tho di.sensl0ns N tue Unto0
States aFe welcomed alInost an interIOsition OF
Providence. Hitherto they have ha0 10 invent the
faets upon wbiels Popes and Ernperors rested the
supeIioriGy oil the meiit Republican and COnsii
tuiob al Governments Now, there is some saint hOpe
that the admitted condition Of America may furnish
nrEunent Ia their favor IT, Indeed, history had sup
pied an example N any government which secure
from the possibility of TREASON, there might be
truth la the charges made aginft the Government Of
The United States. Such a ol8im has never been set
mp of oxen suggested. No government, Indeed tbe
world bas ever sesn, has had dead wth elements 70
discoJdaDt as thOno OF AmeIIca, has shown 70 much
wisdom and toTbearance in dealing with the
difficulties 70 which those elements have natu-
gal'y given Hee, or hss managed 70 ward OF
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

The n nh Regiment camp, on the nights OF Was1-
inqton Park, WAS visited yesterday by thousands OF
persons The tents arranged as not 10 Interfere
with tho ylals Of shrIbbery az the ntereri'n OF 'he
walks. There is consequently some deviation IRON
the true military lue, bar not 20 as TO Interfere win
regular military duties. The men appear 20 he de-
lighted with their new mode Of life, ard willingly
perform al tho duties connected herewith IN ihe
afternoon there was dress parade on the level
ground which was ytnesseG by q large multitude
who occupied the slope Of the ill., from which far
view could be obtained Of all The movements, and lt
was remarked that hey bad greatly improved in drll.
few days camp lite will have u very beneficial ei'
feet. Most OF the regimen, have been provided WIN
HavelOyk ks which they wear in snnny weather.
The irish Brigade haa been revived. number OF
influential men have taken charpe Of the mater, aud
to-day recruiting viii be commenced. The regiment
will offer their services Tor three years, or duf1g the
war
The Philbarmonic Society win give grand concert
at the Academy of Music on Saturday evening 10 aid
of the patriotic relief fund.
MILITARY SCHOOL.
number of tie mo-t prominent citizens OF WI
amsbn gh baye recently organized under the title oi
the National VoluD'cera' The Association now
numbers about 200 mcmbers with fund 81 nP"ard ol
sI.0hG The rimary object OF the Organization Is 10
acaaint them.eye5 with military tactic, and tdiuish
dualf, mcn Gl up the ranks Oi regiments that are
short of men.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

PFRsos,L.-Mrs Lincoln employed the greater
portion Of Wednesday forenoon in making purchases
Anoug other places she visited the establishments OF
Lord g. Taylor and Meesrs. e. V. Hanghwou' & Co.
At the latter establishment she ordered n splendid
dinner service for the White House in "SolIerno
and gold, with the arms OF the ULited States en-
blazoned on each piece The purchsfes also inclrde
come handsome vases and mantle ornaments for the
blue and green rooms. In the afternoon Mrs Lincoln
pad visit OF exploration TO the Great Eastern, and
was received on board with the most marked attention.
She found time during the day 10 receive calls from
several distinguished citizens but after her trip to the
big ship she was too fatigued TO rec company.
Col. Anderson left the Brovort House yesterday
morning for Kentucky, Lis unve State, where he will
spend lew days.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
GENERAL SYNOD or TIE RFoRMED PRES

BAIERIAN NHl ktH-DIENlNh oEhM'N'
Last evening the opcuipg &c mon before the General
SYNOD OF tie Reformed Preehyerian Church was
preached in lhe Rev. Dr. McLeods church, Wet
Twelfth street, by thc Rev. Dr. CRAWFORD OF PLIla-
delphia, father Of DIR. Crawford Of Fo't Slnier
TrrT-I have fought "a good Gsht ! baye Gnh,d ny
coursr have iepl tho h. heu,eodl there ga up iof
s crown Of rslte0lnef which The Lord, ho ltsn''9Ih
Ia s- gi,c th Day utd not u ne only, but unto
ail them r't thss owe his appearing;
Af.era b,icf introduction he announced the follow
inc heads or dscOurse for con d1ration:
p.rlt rsrHorFscr e. eouts.led IN tho words ' h1ve
iort r,od Gshi; have nni'h"d ny conf'oi have Asr'
An P,r,fs FrTruE PtosrEer." Uol-e.-h thc-c Il Lid Up
iof uls q crown ofd-h'rousur'," 6.
Tho duty Of tLe Chistian minister wss represented
by Paul ~ fyht, apja lght Implied the existence
oi oueues. Tie minister therefore, was roicl-r,
ann L. enemy was rim in i,s varied forms. Pagaitm
bad been e ia hs sprit and had been conquered ~
the indomit. bic heltDg OF The Chri-lian ministry.
There inuuneiubio Oes and they must al be met
by men armed with .ttcnNh from God, md strong
fiih IN the power Of jesus ChIit. Paul wgs engaged
in good huht 20 also was tie Chsistian warfare.
The armies which We were now sending 10 fight for
our counir, were going in good cause, IL was hght
in behalf Of God who ~ good.
Al he cOlcusiOn Of the tcrmon, Rev. Mr.. Serilit,
the Modeator Of the East General Synod, con,luted
the Synod by prayer. -,
On motion of Rev. DR.. Mcleod OK this City, the
Synod adjourned al this morning at 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

BONDED WAREHoUsE RoBBgD.-The building Nos.
end Stone street. used az n bonded warehouse, was
entered on Tuesday night by burglars, and quantity
Of valuable goods stolen. The burglar entered at a
rear wndoy " but succeeded only in taking of part Of
case of white embroidered Canton shawls, valued at
$780, The robbery discovered by the officers Of
the Government having charge yesterday moin'ng'
The matier has been placed in the hands Of the police
who expect 70 the parties. An additional watch
has been placed on the premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

LooKIyo OUT FOR CosTEhB,sD.-The combined
exerions of The police the United States brshai, Col
lector Barney, and Surveyor Hart to prevent goods
eonraband from leaving this port, render 1t no easy
matter for the rebels to Feaeive aubstautel aid and
comfort from this quarter. The Surveyor has two
officers on the North River, two on the East River
and at Jerscy City and Brooklyn each, who report
every morning all vcsscs lying AT the various docks
Suspicious craft he attends TO personally. Nefsels
clearing for forcgnporsare closely scrulnzedto ascer
tain if their cargocs indicate tbat they likely TO at
tempt to 20 into any Southern port. The schooner
Gen q. Copper, bound for q port in Maryland, was
thoroughly searched by inspector Isaacs. The stlnm-
tug Mercury, which attends the calls Of the various
cutters, yesterday supplied them with more guns and
ammunition. The guns arc said to be 52-pounders.
Tie cutters referred TO the Vixen Inspector Fox
at Throggs Neck; the Corwin, Inspectors Morris and
McMannus, at the Narrows the Bilb Inspectors Ken
tsL and Rabincau, in the Kills. gun has alec been
mounted at Fort Schuyler, that in case any vessel
should paes Throggs Neck il may be brought TO at the
fort.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

Hides 05c. A. % Tollow, 01c oi felts' 2'o@7l -
each Ca SalzA tl7c. 4 ih j, Ntgl Calves "a 80
n B-Be y cod fret oua.iy uclude nothing but the
best 4rg rksricd oasn SECOND q1ey inciadg, ie os.'
d Steers, Ordnary cons.sis of Bu the refuse o lot
gHsEP-Era iutlu4cs Cotsg and when tAose o1 leIioI
Qnaiity thrown odt -. p.u
1he were cars over tLe Grand ltgnk snd Eaaern tol'
road o.sf Boston aud Lowell end " over tho Flchbh
DEHAgKY-Ihe o. the ciie nj market rEo houi o
Nrtern ssl. Aa thry he sold love- than our Hothin
rnrf aye willing sell they hucp OrcA their cattle at lra"n
with toe view Of oblGsog better pr;es te VA te e's J
sAy have bone, bot an adyuuce Of ecea Wh 'nA
sh1s 20 The contrary Tho Western s3d % hOn' the ae
prices the opoiug o. the rarkr MT the a onh are Ihs
they will cose lower ssi week ~, va tVeh lir sIs
ss!.st week
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
Bro ,dway. This enterprise was conimencea Dy se'ei
sisters Of ex.Mdyo TirmaDn.
SUGGESTIONS.

SUGGESTIONS.
Mix Oh Of Pennyroyal vi Olive OIL, ana 'noinS 1s
the es posed parts prpn with A. whsnieF any i1'''
vii snuoy thng guarded -, - -. ,,o,,.
It said hot nes vii bite horse II he vet e9o" ~
log with a deco tiun Of wa'nut l.ny", al
torsc ,it ave- t b. LANDED thioue au should be po'eceo
fom drowning by coiL l Cd wrapper aeous 'hehecA S'
10 nc Editor of The " v. TsibrHs ,
SIR: wish call the attention of all pernons 'etS
ing New for Washington pleasure they will ENJOY Dy
providing hbeay wi all tho ao't Iapefa '.
buou anorg the oldrTs tho route hhUr lLey VII ma
nic krts line from Wilmington here eager for an the
news and having crafty ,hr anxiety 10 knoa wba,
T. goirz The broad World eXcrt Whist they obsin
through thc newspapers hu may fall into thor hands from
he trBs Our p.f i5 morning bd The % doing some
hi, rpr reaching Anu1 po and those who come
ser us viii ud ifhey will make the ia hat h is an easy
aud choap Of giving sld receiving great amount ~ %
lag'n " W.
Jyasfiagic7, lIsy II, 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

TRAroRs IN OUR MIDsr.-Last evening the Acade-
my Of Medicine at the University Building. The
meeting refused to allow the Secretary, Dr. Thomas,
Professor in the Medical UDiyersity, to read the
minutes, account Of trtoOus sentiments uttered by
him. No business was transacted. The meeting adj
journed for two weeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
gpasseupcrS Arrived

4. searls1iD Sa-oRid from ii1mbuyg and SorttdnP'n-
Lienan d family, Lady Liet an t2 Mr htli1& as eof'
Fielder Lady rsno TeeDke and child, e. Sehn and sni -
Kroniass w Nitt, Lady Ouise ETunst, Mrs Nstnilo
hronke Wqdemar Raslof w Morgan horitz B7nch Pauline
Anerbsch I'd MrlDnuu, w. Ocbs l. Alhncht, AdopMne
Dsratfe H. = HarlauJ Cbas. - ,yer =. II ialL NJ,
IL ,hD Filing Sad from HhGmpol-Capt Arthur Fiince
In 5rg CeB1o, trom Por,-au. .PiIreC stubbe C. o. hor
ton, aud J. A. Gold.mih.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
Cambridge Cattle Market.

RyPogrED FOK TnK ~ \. TBiBUnR. ~ 0yo. RrFP.
WsDb ssD,Y, May Is lsg.
Wlol, number OF Cle sl market JGj; mostly Bcrves
and Stores. consisting Of NOAlS Oxen. Mich Cows, aud
one, two. gnd three yrrr old.
PHCTs MAKKEr Brsf-Ertrh. 81 ia0b OO nfst quality
80 so; second quality, 80 81. 49,
PniCKs sToKE CirTtE.N orkng Oxen. per pair none
eud Calves, hJJ, s4n 90 puk. le-ins mono
YWC-vears-od nole. IhrDe.yf yfsf..tld, none.
Shr.p and Lambs, 2Zl3 ritct prices In lots - l5~St
20 ~ - each, oxiI. from SJQaJ 90 from y to sc y ID.
Spring Lambs from e. so to o..
KUEHu mos FAc1 s.itt
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
M1RLNE JOURNAL.
FORT or NEw-YoRG...
Cleared.

Brigs-Gusgsua IBreml Obken, Havsna - fsitso tS
gI52 ssot, NoBtegideo - NJ CoD5, ,-, seLcnl' r. W.
Trnrdy. 49,. . -, ...r. T,ti
s.nooners-Enblsm Groyes Wisce.se't Se io'seti -.
tbs UsnTeb aul rofwch master; Empire State, AtWeie
Uouce,,e uastcri Amelia Bailey Miyasuez - LsoIi ~ -
Ns~tl rhiladelphia, q hnox 90 L N1%"liA rs
b. Pfsiephia =; !. c. Runyan -, Fhtlad@ytla,
- H.. pleton, H dedon, tsais bnit, Son a. Co. !
Ephrsim aud Anna, - PAi4dcpLll ----'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

New CoUsTERFEITs.-Several attempts were nlad
Tuesday night pass counterfeit oi the Jamaica Blp'
j. L. and S2s IN the Bank Of Commonwealth Of NcN-ioH
Tho notes are = ell exeeniel and key 70 deceive
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

MGsiArURE ALAASAc. 81. 40
Sur-Risss..4.i3 Ses.... ...':lo Soon-SeI1'''I@'V'
iuaH
sandy Hook i3-O0y lsland.. l:e5 uegae''' -'''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
GREAT SALE OF BOORs,

DERBY g. JACKSON.
his entire stock OF mport and valuable Books both Enss
and American, comprising the edioas Of tho mos. cs
brsted
HISTORIANS, POETS. EssAYlsrs. AND NovEuss
which be hs, Obta,ea by of exchanges Of his t
and large purchases for cash. thus enabling him retail BOOo
LESS THAN HALE PRICE.
In addition TO the celcbrlsed and everywhere pOpalr
BRITISH and FRENCH CLASSICS.
enbrscins The Works Of
ADDISON, GOLDSMITH, LAME,
FIELDING, sMoLLETT, SWIFT,
JOHNSON, srERNE, DEFoE,
HAZLITT. BOSWELL. LEIGH HUNT,
MoNTMONH, PASCAL, FENELoN
DE srAEL, LAFoyTAINE, voLTAlns,
HANNAH MORE, JANE AUSTEN, JANE PORTER,
CHARLOTTE BRoNrE. MISS BUEEEY.
ANNE RADCLIFFE,
We have added to the cl.losue ALL THE sTsSpAso
POETS, viz:
SHAKESPEARE, BYRON, MILTON,
SCOTT BURNS, CowPER,
BEN JoNsoN, MONTGOMERY, HOOD,
nEMANs, LANDoN, WORDSWORTH
ALL TOR SALE AT
LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
AhO. a."wss Prices" TIE following orea: A0.hSr'
IRVING, BANCROFT, PRESCOTT,
MOTLEY, WEBSTER, EVERETT.
COOPER, WASHINGTON. ADAMS.
JEFFERSON, FRANKLIN, SPARKS,
DICKENS, SCOTT LAaARuNE,
aiBBoN, HUME MAcAULAY,
BALI.AM. ALISON, oaoiS
THE BRITISH POETS. volumes
THE BRITISH ''.'.''''' '''0'Sn'@
ENCYCLOPEDIA BIITANNIcA......'.'.'''' u Voans~
woRcgsrER,s GREAT oUARTo DICTIONARY
Arl mary Thousands Of Volumes, a IN fresh birdns
rsuted perfect.
.r,RE CHANGE FOR PRIVATE LIBRARIES
ApaRE CHANCE FOR COLLEGE LIBRARIES
.p.pr CHANCE FOR SCHOOL LIBRARIES
AnAnr CHANCE FOR TOWN LIBRARIES
Az viii be seen from my casscgre,'th the average
mu FIFTY PER CENT less than the regaln r1cs''
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE
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Addsm
H.w. DEBBX'
s,o,,srer. No. Us Br0saws, SsS''~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
The foIlowjn, il n liz Of her officers:

E Phliips Led Commander Napoleon Collins, l'i Lieut.
apd Irt ruye tfccr. Nm Webb, Ralph Cha. der cnfy
Wilson aud g. T.. Fleming, Liea'eiausi J. h,,e9l2I.r'
Pcvr-s,eF. Cars F,crr-i HeDrJ = hcSherfyi
Assistni srrron; John SchcueshYfn Lieut. Sanes Il L.
Th,ttitn master. T. T.. Miller B1t'swapi Nn. lhuney'
Gu rer: r. a.. fIOa. tgrlcDisri VI NJ horr' Hah''"rt
Eu.us Pais Capl'l'- Clelk, Ben uin Dud fay
Cierk. D. n. sarou Walter Inmbnil, Amos brown = A.
Uis.a Ma4ter's Jries
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
,NnTuFp war VESSEL ARRIVED.

The Uuied States ship Nm,daia, 90 guns Comman-
der s. Philips Lee, arrived at this port on Wedneaiay
afternoon from the Cape OF Good Hope, whence she
sailed on The 2ah March. This vessel is first class
soop, belonging t. the East India squadron. She was
nut IN commission in December, 1867. Her arrival at
the Nayy.Yard was signaled by a salute Of 10 guns.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
PARK BARRACKS.

PARK BARRACKS.
Considerable excitement created among the
volunteers in the Park Yesterday by the announce
meht that they 10 De reviewed in the afternoon
by Mrs. Lincoln. At OclOck the different companies
were formed in lire, greatly admired by hundreds Of
spectators, who had assembled, hoping 10 catch
glimpse Of the wife Of the President. After waiiing
patiently for three hours the soldiers were Informed
inat Mrs. Lincoln was fuiaued by ber trip the
Great Eastern that che w0nld b. unable 10 sec them.
Generals Arthur, Alton, and Blown t1en reviewed
the troops, after which they were dismisFed The
men quartered here speak in the highest terms OF the
manner ia which they caed for By the Sutlcr, Mr..
John Farrell and Mr.. Baker, the contractor Indeed,
excellent are the raons served there that cty OF
icials army officers, and many private lndlyidGuas,
who familiar with tin camp, lind 1t very con-
venient place 10 lunch.
The BATTERY EECAMT1IEST.
The story published in some Of the papers yesterday
BY two or three dissatisfied members vi Company OF
tie ID Regiment, now encamped at tho Battery,
Wherein they complain OF th ir food is wholly with
out foundation. No regiment IN THE city or vicinity
IL 30 well provided for "a the Second tie contractor
who supplies them Is OF tbeir Own selection, ana u
paid 90 cents per d5fm for each man while all the
other regiments provided at coat Of 30 cents per
man per day. Their quarters arg commodious and
comfortable aud their food 80 inviting that the mcm-
bers Of the Common Council, who inspected theIn on
Tuesday ratoOk Of il with satisfaction being sefyed
in the same manner as the privaes. While few
members Of Company are seeking 40 CAcuae Tor de-
serou, all the loyal men united Yesterday IN iat ana
emphatic contradiction oi thcr Natoneilb Wheu 'eh'
Arthur went in person 10 investigate tho complaints
SURGICAL AND MEDICAL AUXILIARY RELIEF
CAMP.
An association bearing t1e above title bas BEEN
organized in this city, for the purpose Of accompanying
The man body Of tue United States Amy, dining the
war. They intend bearing along with thom all ihe
materials Tor hospital nse aud VIII be accompanied b.
nufses, supplied with modIcia.s, surgical appara-
tur, &c.
meeting Of this association viii be held on Thurs
day. nc ocl0ck corner OF Park place and Broadway.
LADIES ARMY UNIFORM MOVEMENT.
few ladies meet in tho room over Taylors Saloon,
No. 5b1 broadway, every Monday, Wednesday, and
fnday, from o. o'clock y. M, Tor the purpose Of
mixing uniforms for the voluteers not yet supped.
Contributions of gray flannel tweed viii be thankfully
received for this pIrIOsc. Aflirss intended for IA
eele nav be Iell at lIe store Qf G. Z. Leigh No. gGl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16
Additional from the Seat ofWar

WAsHmGTox, April Is.
The Governosst sets with great On ssgy aud
dispatch. Preparations are makiog on . grand
sssls for the s6setual suppression Of the South
ssn rebellion.
The Government will not limit itsef 70 The
number OF volunteers called fos. but will 20.
esps all the several States may offer. Up .
this morning. nearly one hundred thousand
men we're offered BY telegraph. BY Northsrs
Governors and commanding of6csrs. Scott
thinks 2S. 900 men will concentrate here BY
the first of May.
Gov. Spragus's offer OF 1000 men vas 90
csptsd. The troops are expected on Thursdsy.
All forts. srsensls and srmOriss In Virgiaia,
Maryland. Kentucky and Missouri. vill imms
distely receive strong garrisons.
The Philadslphia Banks tslsgrsphsd 10 Gov.
Curtin here. rendering I'll she money he want
ed for arming the State
A number Of eyewitness to the bombasd.
ment Of Fort Sumter. have arrived here. All
agree that Maj. Andsr.on fought brsvsly end
earnestly, and did much more dsmsgs than
was reported. Several Insist on haviog ssse
cart loads Of dead snd wounded brought In
from the rebel batteries
No resienations in the army and navy will
bs accepted.
After this, ssesasionists will bs court mar
tialsd.
Cassius NJ Clay has arrived He thinks
Unioni.m In Kentucky 10 in the ascendant, but
fears conflict between Unionists and Seess-
i0uIsts within thatSt
Washington bears . decidedly varliks a.
pect. The streets are full Of soldiers. Re
cruitiug parties With long 6lss bshiod them.
marched mp and down the avsnuss 70 the tune
Of fife and drum eli day
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

Pcssd 70 Lincolns var policy, Va held to-night.
ABOUT s.oOe nsrs present. Rsselatioos wese
adspeed that Ksntscky would not permit ths
marching o. troops against the ConledesAte States
but would share the lattsn destiny, II var must
come. ympathisine With III patriots in the free
Statss, and sndorsing Gov. AagoAns zsply 70 ths
Sscrstary Of War.
ST. Louls, April 10.
Il il understood that Gov. Jsckson Win refuse
70 comply with Seerstasy Cansrons reputation
for troops.
PADUsAn, April Is.
A meeting, irrespective 70 party, siopisd rsso-
lutions recomne ending the Governor 70 o1oveno the
Leglslsture. that We ore with the South in inter.
est and action that the Governor be rsqusstsd 70
issue proclamation for . convention q Frank
fort at IN early day q practicable, - consider the
position and future destiny Of Keutueky, calling
on people Of Kentucky to ignors party feeling and
oppose TO the lass extssmity the coercivo end
practical policy Of the executive.
RICHnoND. April 16.
The Virginis State Conventioa 10 il secret ses-
sion this >. =. Reporters are excluded, and
consequently nothing 10 known Of the proceeaings.
4 telegram from Gov. Pickens to Hon. Henry
A. Wise says it 10 reported that II vessels ase OF
tho Bar. and are stopping vessels engaged in reg
ular trade.
The papers Of this city express confidence that
Gen. Scott will resign.
The Richmond WAi1 hauled down the stan
and stripes this >. = and raa mp the Aag Of vir-
ginia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

+ EGAL NOTICE.-To John n. withsrwsx, +,
II Evelin b. Witherwsx, George Baily, sophie
u. Hayden, Caleb Wheeler, AlvAn Lsthrop, Rob-
srt Simpson, w. Stew ,rt, admr Off. 3. Camp.
bell, deceased, Milo < Parks, Edwin W. Barker,
u. Of Ambrose Baker, deceased, John @. bsdell,
Almst Skssl, Orlando Meads. William 8. Lane,
4. y. Falton, Charles Brandis, Charles 3. Wat.
klns, Jun, Cook 4 sargent, Hiram Clearwater,A.
w. :Blaks, More, Gilbert, Close aad Harvey H.
Lane. Sirs:
You and each Of you are hereby noti6ed that
there il now on 6le in the Once Of the Clerk Of
he district Lourt for Scstt cosnty, State Of
Iowa, petition Of Lucy 4. Brabroos, claiming
for condition broken, the foreclosure Of csrtaia
0ortgags, executed by yon, the said John n.
Withsswax; Of date October 2Sj, 1855 convey
ing - petit the following resi- estate lying In
said Scott county, State OF Iowa, to-wit: The
Southwest quarter and the northwest quarter
Of the south -sast quarter # section four g., In
township seventy eight (78,) north Of range
three east Of the 9th r. ~ TO secure the p,y.
ment Of fs1r certain promissory notes, executed
BY you, the said John N. Witherwax, Of even
S.s. %: st ::d :. 70. Il: Of Or. Aoa.
D., 1861, 1852, 1858, les4 ssd 1855, with Interest
after January lst, 1856, 81 the rate Of " per
cent. psr snnum, payable semi-anIually. flsis-
till els inns that there 10 now due on said notes
and mortgage the sum Of - 500, for which, With
any interest accruing up TO the time sf Nm
hearing thereof, she prays judgment against said
John n. Witherwsx, with interest and costs Of
suit.
Now, unless you and each Of you, appear and
answer thereto, on " before noon Of the second
day Of the next term Of said Court, to b begun
and holden on the I'd day of June, 4. D., 1901. de-
fault will be entered against you and judgment
DAWSON I TRUE,
aprl7l Att'ys for Plaintiff.