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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03

A soldier Of tho 2Oih (GeTmsn) Regiment writes to
New York tina. "Dr Hansen, the principal physician OF
the regiment now stationed at Camp Weber, Hampton
Ferry (near Fortress Monroe squarered with the re.
mainier Of the san at ExPresdent Tys hou-e 10 that
neghborhood. All the urnitrr, in the house Is demol.
ished excepting three busts in the doctors oom-ihose
of Schiller, Goethe, and Humboldt"
soldier who participated lie the battle of Boz nvile
on Monday last has just visited our Office, and arms
on his honor that he counted eighty dead bodies which
were taken board the j. G. Swan; that the
men returned to the field for more and that his firm
conviction Is that there from $50 10 40 of the
Federal troop1 klled.-St Louis Journal
The Baltimore Clipper of Satur az evening says, that
Col. Hfnly who, as Provost Marshal has, by order Of
Gen. N 7. Banks superseded the police of Baltimore
has placed al2pound cannon in the main hall of The
Old Oily Hall. which be has seized upon as his quarters
Ths Federal troops have renewed their search for arms
in the private houses OF the citizens.
TIE correspondent Of the New York Express saws that
several OF the Consuls have written home 10 be
from duty, as they wish act of the
Southern Confrdsracy.
The Mobile Register says: Tho enemy HIS occupied
Sound waters at last IL will be shame 20 Us II they
are allowed to have sway there with impunty.
gentleman Just from the West reports that General
Wise is In Kanawha county in improved health and in
the nsst spirits with force at bis command Of several
thousand, and rapidly increasing 10 numbers and ef
hoienoy.
We understand that from four to six thousand of the
Federal troops have been moved into Baltimore from
Washington cts, to support the late tyrannica
msnt Of Gen. Banks. The number IN Baltimore new u
sbost ten thousand,
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Cannp G,nrneIt.

correspondent OF tae Lesisbars CiroHi.'s gives q
lively Of the scouting parties Of the GresnOrer
Java,ry Led By CapL nOOTmlr, they have had many
iiring adventures and Killed many Of the enemy. On
1ne occasion hey pursued party into tho eoemys camp
md the SCOUT Gl5ug tie road eowatdly to FIRE
tAem, either going returning I: SOud appear from
he account tha. these Western invaders gnorsat
Buffers shonisksrs Fortress Monroe of tie use o!
irsarms. But, b, this il may i: is quite clear that
Iar men have gos them uader the hack and ii we
lot greatly Gus in our celebration, AeOielaus army
doomed body Of men.
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VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
NospAr. July let, 1851.
The Convention Il -issembled ct o'clock +. \.
TEE nAs Law.
The ordinance amen,iing tbs ordinance general!
known as the 'ssy law, Was ken up. and sfes berl
amended, and discusssd WAS disposed Ct by being is
yarr naRols.
An ordinance to provide for the enrolment and EN-
poyment Of free negroes in the public service was taksr
up and passed -
PArxAsriR At HAa,IRs ysasY.
An ordinance requiring the psymaster at Harpers
Ferry to pay Into the Treasury any balance Of public
money rems ming In bis bands, &,, submitted BY hr.
AACfARLAND, was read and passed. - /.
The Convention then vent into secret seson or some
tune When the doors were opened the following busI-
ness was transacted:
TRIAsuRY Horrs
Mt. SLAUGHTER submitted an ordinances requiring
the bek, 70 receive the Treasury notes Of this Common
wealth, which was read and passed.
THE YiRsr DooRKEErER.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG cffite q resolution. which vas
adopted, als~ing per diem to Mr. Iankou, FIRST Door
Keeper TO tho adjournment Of tho present seesion mr.
tary service, IS captain Of company from Raleigh
county. So
HrcrIos cERfIyIpAru
Mr.. KINDRED submitted an ORDINANCES to pro,ids for
changing the places for certifying elections When the
massopers are prevented from meeting Al tho p.ces
now prescribed BY law, By reason Of danger from ths
public enemy. The ordnance IVES passed.
Mr.. BALDWIN submitted an ordinances. which Vas
passed, 70 provide for drafting the militia
fAILoRs BILL.
Mr.. WOODS submi.teda resolution to provide for the
payment Of bill for clothing. due To W. IT, Richardson.
by NJ N. Dent an expelled member balance of sss
for per diem remaining 20 bis credit when the sams VS.
cancelled by order ef the Convention TIE rsseluso
vas laid upon The tsals, q
sHE HARrERs yrEHr AknoasRs.
On molten Of Mr.. BARBOUR, of J,ffsrsop, an orsi.
70 provide for the hboers at Hsrpes Ferry was
taken up and passed
TAX Ivy ~ glscHrssrE
An ordinance authorizing the County Court Of Freds.
rick t, levy tax on inhabitants Of Winchester, was u.
ken up.
Ca taking the vote it appeared .h, no quorum voted
ayes "a, noes %.
On m5tlon of Mr.. MONTAGUE, the Convention .d.
jourrsd until the "a Wednesday 10 November next
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Mr. Rus.eIp LETTERS

We copy aroiaer of these letters from the New York
lr5sas. l. dGrs in tone from previous ones, which
night justly the suspicion that the tex. mad been tam
oerei with b his ss it may, the statement ;ha, Brit
50 sutj,es anybody clse, have beel eoereed into
he military service of tas Confederate States too ab
iurd for credit Oar armies composed Of volunteers
Ild have Of them than We can equip. Besides
his s.a.enea. has been made before, has been a,,ly
;oaradiOsed by the New Orleans papers and by Lord
J shn Russell in the British Parliament
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Matthias Point.

This appears to BE- very thOruy point to tho enemy
Every other day they make attack upon it. aud though
nobody there, they appear afraid to occupy it, They
have given itso much attention. that some of our PEG
pc were indeed to take lock a. it. and when the enc
my came the other day establish themselves there
With sAndbags they happened encounter TIE idle gaz
err The consequence that several OF them got beg
ysd and the YAnkse Captain got hi.e surplus lead il
ais orsad.bsSket.
If ;be enemy will persist in visiting this dangerous
Point, We see 10 Why cur people sheui lot be
,r,osrsd to receive them with becoming hospitality.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03
HUNS.
Ths Pensacola 3ri6tsps, Of the 2s.h, eayt:

Two notorious characters, hedlcck and Esheridg.
who, in the capacity of Anre men, have been nfes
the couuties adjoining ths State line Of Aabsna and For
d.. Sunday last, abcu; 10 o'clock hung BY ct-
zeas several miles from this city, on tho line Of the Rs
road Medlock had been confined In jail In Pensscols
several months ago but escaped There were about 40
or so persons present OF the hanging and We learn that
everything was conducted very we'll The trap door was
thrown by negro. The citizsns Of our county will no
doubt be relieved Iow that these men e,ecptedn
correspondent Of The Psnsaeoa 05,srsss, giving an
account Of the same affair, Gays: =
A clergyman called by reques. Of Eths'idge, and
prayers had at the psco Of execution. Neither OF the
prisoners showed any sgn Of repentance.
Be5lock wrote to bic uie and sold 'tast ps bad not
done eccpgi 10 deserve dcsth-thst hs company with
s;beridge was the cause Of bis troubles"
Eheridge said nothing in sell justification. II will be
recollsc.cd that Etherdge was aTrasned hers ABOUT
var szo, when he vas allowed TO 30 States evdsr CO
~ iiusi Medlock and GAyor. His evidence then wss
both conclusive and convincing against hedlock circu.
stances ccrroborstpg all that he said but Medock e..
capped ard hoped then that the warning svsn him
and bis colleague would deter them and drive them away
bus no sooner hsd the excitement on than back they
came with doub, intent and threats for revenge and
day they have paid the price Of their temery and crimes
on earth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03
FROM BALTIMORE.

The following items taken from tho Baltimore Re-
publican Of Friday evening:
JoIsED THE CoNFrpkRArEs-Cspt. Chaard, late of the
Uaied States NAVY has left this city and proceeded to
Richmond tor the purpose of cfsng his service, TO the
Confederate army.
PASSAGE OF lRgs.-Yeserday, about noon, number
OF boxes of United States muskets arrived at the Cam
den depot from Washington, and Immediately cart
ed through the 10 the Calvert station of the
Northern o. ntra Railroad The destination of the
supposed 10 be Chambersburg.
The STEAMER ByLvIpERs-This fine steamer, Of the
BALTIMORE and Richmond line, has Left here for Wimpg-
ton, Del for the purpose OF having Dew boiler in her.
The contract awarded by the company 10 Messrs.
Hirlon Hoingsworth upon terms rather better than
could be obtained here.
A COMMITTEE TO WAIT UPoy Mr. LIscoLN-We aus
reliably informed that committee Of some OF our most
prominent merchants proceeded to Washington tn q
morning for the purpose OF comforting with Mr. Lincoln
in relation 10 the present unfortunate condition of affairs
in the city, They will probably return this afternoon
SEARcuIso HoUsE. AOnu. IL o'clock last night
detachment OF soldiers fom Federal Hill ercAmpment
proceeded 10 the house of Charles Bodman corner Of
Little Hughes and Hanover streets, and demanded sd
mission, staog that they desired 10 90 through his
dwelling. The door was promptly opened, when the
party entered and ransacked the house from top to bot
tom, searching for arms bu, foupd nothing Of contra
band character, to reward them for their trouble.
Could NOT Bz BousHr.-Some time during last night
note was dispatched from Fort AcHenry addressed to
Deputy Police Marshal Thomas II. Clifford which was
delivered to that gentleman at his house. requesting his
presence at Fort AcHenry this morning.
Nc Clifford promptly responded to the request, and
proceeded to the Fort between and eight o'clock
this morning, where he ushered into the presence
of Gen Banks.
Alter brief consultation, Gen. Banks informed Mr..
Clifford that no had to him for the purpose coming
to some arrangement relative to the Police force of the
CITY,
General Banks thcu made proposition to H.. Glr,rd
to hs effect that be should take the position Of Marshal
OF Police under commission from him. (Banks) which
would give him exclusive control tho entire regular
force (now temporarily dsbanded bat with the under
standing that tbs military suthority should be reoog
nissd. @
Nj. Clifford, after hearing tho propositions, replied,
very Indignantly, that "the Government had not money
enough to obtain Bic services in such position" givr
as his that he ony Recognised tho lawful author
y of the Board Of Police Commissioners, in whoss en-
ploy he yet considered himself
After nearing his reply General Banks Informed him
that their conference over when Mf iJrd retired
being denied an interview with Colonel Geo. P. Kane
the Marshal.
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DIEp,

On the esrd cupcper coarthou'e Of Congestion Of
the Lungs WILLIAM APFLEf0H, eld,t ton OF MARY Dr.
WILLIAM ~ THOMPSON aged seventeen and four noaihs
10 recording the cesth Of this atnte YOUTH cannot
fraIn t9uts tndsriy beloved and yet so
cary dooned Gentle aud afectionaic yet brave and arm
those WIN knew him best lament his unmey "a en- cru
turning from th endearmens OF his he responded
20 his coantys call ard stood 10 spirit. though boy In
years. the foremost ranks OF her defenders As tbs s'pa
tons OF that brave young spirit strong is al tene
From the held Of his bo he hor5e back to
bis parents die tended by all thai human ud
devise skill dats Let US trust that that God whose mercy
invoked with his DING bsesth has svsn him In exchange
the The redeemed for the ktis and the
oo calm and holy heh rested rs 10 desh sroke
NJ C.B
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IMPORTANT ERnM OUR COMMISSIONERS

Toe Montgomery (AlA) Post, Of last Thursday even
Ing says:
We are reliably informed that letter has been
esiVed IN this city from the Hon. WIN. L. Ysncey, In
which be states that independence viii certainly be
recognized by England during the month Of August and
Wa b sxesels % b q hops n sspknhsE.
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MARRIED.

On Thusdy, June o. al the redepce Of the BRIDES mother
by thu Rev Dr. kssd Ma ROSE " CAULIELD. Of tbs city
to Mr. Th0aAS BAPTY, formerly Of Leeos, EnsIspL
New Orleans papers phase COPY.
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RICHMOND HlG
aKpNEsDAY MORNING, JULY ., 1851.
no CoRRKSPONpRNTs.

- Lss 1usiAsss Husi A. addressed % "a "fis0r g
~ WIG"
A,s r-icA boa sdes q tAs paper 0t2 not b Ps5ls
IL nj q a RE q ag sasRdiAg, OuSA De kaospn al
nd g "a nc cass departed from, Ooissary A0ssoes csd
a,o ssoAs Lives are charged yor as advertisement.
az We eaaa0 undertake rejected accommodation
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The Kanawha

letter from friend Of The 9Th June. gives US good
accounts from this region. The General commanding
had reached Charleston the ash, and vas proceeding
with bis vOassd energy. The s,s forces are daily ia-
erssng, saa The smy have nss yst made their sp-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03
FROM PATTERsoYs COLUMN.
(rEoa the Special Correspondent. of The N Y rimes)
HAGERsrowN, ND, June rs, 1851.

hAGERsToWN, Nd, June 70, 1901.
Too monotony of the camps has been uodistnrbed by
any for the last days. This evening" how
ever, Gen. Wynkoops brigade lying at Funkstorn, has
broken up aud will march Tonight towards Hsrpers
Ferry, either 10 Frederick down the Pleasant Valley
road beyond Boonssborough, which Il the direct
rouie The precise and object Of the movement
not yet known The Unioniss OF Rreder OK very
xious TO have troops in their Immediate vicinity
protect them from any sudden outbreak of Secession,
which the suspicious action OF the Rebel Legisa-
ture nsdiouy providing for srmng traitors renders the
State liable TO, any favorable opportunity. The
ment Of troops in that direction is probably that ac-
count for cannot believe there is any intention to oc
cupy Hpers Ferry, advance again into Virginia from
this point Immediately.
1. IL too late for this movement the grounds which
seemed, ten days ago. not only to justify, but impera
lively demand il. Why il not made directly after
the evacuation Of Hsrpers Ferry by the Rebes and the
advance made the Potomac by Gen. Cadsaladers
division, Is TO mex pcsbe The occupation Of this
part OF Virginia may have been Incompatible with the
general plans OF the grand campaign directed BY the
COmma ldern-Chef az Washington. and the full prepa
ration OF Gen. Psttorsons column to make such a. adj
with sufficient strength in artillery aud Transports
ton service but yo 10 military sfiiis as confess my
self il does appear that such movement was not
only safely practicable but would have secured posi-
ton of great advantage over the enemy hvorng II not
controlling future operations In that direction. One
step advance had been taken by the crossing of the
Potomac at wlismsport no. only withoa. opposition
but with paniostricksn and flying enemy already be-
5oaa ne line Of sqsspsaoa Hhish strategy and Poisy
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n %OFFICE OF n. III. MAURY Il
E~S Ci.-our Office will be closed Thursday, 9TH
July note' &c maturing hat day viii please be attended
Js R.H.nUaY co.
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WANTED,

Youth VIM be recom usnded for honesty sobristy
and intelspcs In osuntng 10 ths eIty One WI
w.,sa fsr had snd vhs psns reside n W ey prsfmsd
AaasA H9y ~ ~ M-A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03

DtvIDEyD.-The President ard Di-
GS CT the Farmer Bant tf virginia have dc.
ciares DIVIDEND P0UR ou a the prons ths
last months deduction Of per cent boHus % The
e leaving Sk cent 70 The on the
10 iuss J.. A SMITH,
la -iOt Osshier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03

DIVIDEND.-Tbo President acd Dr.
49, rect, soft-e Exchange Bank OF virBris have Do
ciAred semi DIVIDEND Of 81 Gen. sbleet TO de-
du'ton OF per cant bonas, psysbls on 18th Instant
Iy9 DIV Cashier.
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TOLEASE OR RENT

UVILL HE WAR TERMIsATEs APfRR WHICH II WILL BIZ
sr sale The tract contains q o) thousand ca
OF LAMB one hundred and Irty In nne ~
perfon vishi6s 70 Lease Rent win furnish Via.
Corn the place. they returning quaaiy Corn
81 the expiration Of the lease or rent
The said PLANTATION 10 Morton Depot soutsern Rail
Road hlssifsippL T. yIyIoN
liz 2-2m Lake q n Road Ma.
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RUGLEM WANTED

TOR THE FIRST COMPANY OF H0wIIZsR,-ARUGLER,v who
dispossd 70 enter The service, make good an
rsn.tmec1 TO do 'ohorss and eq,ipnect fsA
pay allowed Address Cap ;. G. sHiELDs, )Y35S
LIST Hovfs-r Cor pany, nkzE1
Iyf-2t Yai-fs y C,orthsu.. n
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FROM THE NORTH.
YANKEE ACCOUNTS CT AFFAIR.".

ThsNev York Tribuns, Of the ss;h has tbs following
account of:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03

0PNCK OF THIS J. r Ak ool
RICHMOND, Jolly "a, 1851.
0R The purpose OF constructing foreb AmGry
navigation The n level Of The canal VIII be suspended
from next Sunday ming o'clock Monday u
WIN ?. hUNpnRD.
Jyf-tr eecretary.
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HOUSE WANTED.

A TRENTON VOLUNTEERS P0a 2ND COMPANY ,.H
"a COMMITTEES from Camp, having been detailed for M
OF drilling the End Compsny forming t3PS
aud attached 20 COL GlLHAh5 REoIMsEr, nnA61
call the Of al young OF good standing and
habits willing unite her en s with those who
poused the n their country 10 the necessity Of
porting COMMITTEE H0UT DILAY the
Bars Camp snder tie kp,tsyood Hotel Toe BEST
AaMs viii furnished Col hams Regiment VIII he
plele and no time sholl1 be lost jya-tw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-11
ORsosNaL NOTi0H.s

To Jacob Frank 0eores Le6er, Authony Lonsr,
Frapk Volts. KAte Volts, Charles We'll, Charles
j. 6weneon, A. Gottschu, II. Miller, Lane 4
Gage, Christian Brady tdeferdsnts)s
Vou are hereby rsspsetivsly notified thai there
IL now on fle In the Clerk t6ce Of tho District
Court Of Lee County, lows, 81 Keokuk, : petition
Of Hiram barney, claiming judgment on FORE
closure Of mortgage against said Jacob Frank,
above named for the sun Of Four Hundred ana
Fifty Dollars, With ten per cent. interest from The
LIST day Of July. 1860, and . special and genera
execution sgainst Jacob Frank. and o. against ali
said deisndants above named praying aifo for the
foreclosure Ut mortgage, given BY said Jacob
Frank to Chss Mason, upon lots !, and ., Block
l79, In the City Of keoknk, Lee County, Iowa
the sale VI said nortgsged premises pay Oh said
n. ,na e1..sn,s : = - :. s4uIsJ TSur1uP=
ton therein, for coats and general relief.
Nov you and each Of you are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning OF the
second day Of the next term Of said Court, TO be-
holden on the lat Monday Of September, 1861, or
Judgment and decree will b had therein 90 prayed
for by default. ,
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
May >, lB61-d4w Solicitor for Petitioners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-11

ORIGINAL MOI ICE.
IT. hCUIT HUWELL,
-d4w1 Solicitor for Petitioner

10 William p. Slater, Guy Wells, Mortimer Hen.
dersen, and Wesley Harrison, tDefendAnts):
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
Ia now on le in the Clerk q Office Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, = petition
of Hiram Barney, claiming . Judgment on fore
closure OF mortgage against said " lillian p. Sic.
ter, above named, for the sun Of Five Hundred
Dollars with ten per cent. interest from the lst
day Of Jsiy, 1860, ard special and general exc
eutien against WIN. r. Slater, and ~ against all
said Defendants above nansd praying also for the
forccfosure OF mortgage, given By said WIN r. Sta
ter TO Chas. Mason upon the W Of the W 4
Section !, Township So, north Of Range west,
Ia Lee County, lo~a,-the sale Of said mort gagged
premises to pay % said debt, the extinguish msni
of all eqaity Of redemption therein, for costs and
general relief.
Now ycu and each Of you are notified to appear
ard ansWef ssid petition on the morning Of the
second day Of the next term Of said tourt. 10 b.
holden on the LIT Monday Of September, 1861, or
tudgmsat and decree win b. had therein - prayed
for BY default. IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
Ma R--6Aw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-11
AYERS
COmpennd Extract Of SarSaDarilla.

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II is COM
bned from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood and the rescue Of the
system 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 EguprrvR
and SHN DISEASES, ST.. ANTHoNy's FINE,
RosT, VI EnYsIPELAs, PrMpLEs, PusTuLEs,
BrorcHEs, BLAIss and BoILs. TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, RINawoRA.
EHrtAATasA, SyPHiIlTIc and MERcpRIAL Dis
EASES, DRopsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALI COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLoop. The popular belief
in /" inpurtty Of the blood is founded in truth
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarmpa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fuid
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-11

To rankin sweeney:
V0u are hereby notified that there lie now ON
/ nls In the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lee County Iowa, ~ Koch uk petition OF
Hiram Barney, clsDingof ytu the sum Of seven
hundred dollars with 10 Per cent interest per an
nun, payable annually, o. money due on two
mort "a gee made by you to Charles Mason and since
assigned 10 Hiram barney. dated September 1lth,
1856; Also claiming against you the foreclosure VI
said mortgages, the same icing upon the south,
sixty l63l acres Of the east half Ut tho southeast
quarter II If section twentysix l2hl, township
siIty-scv.n l67] north, range seven III west. Ice
county, Iowa for the purchase money, and further
asking for . sale of said premises, the appoint
msnt of receiver, and general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day Of the next
termof said Court, to commence NJ keoku k or the
nrst Monday OF September, A. d. 1861, a default
will be entered against you sndj judgment rendered
thereon az pray edfor in said petition.
NOBLE 3 STRONG,
April 20, Is61-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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TO Samuel Rose, Mary Lcderer, j. Ledercr fher
nus hAndl John Nigg, Lewis Joaquin and A. v.
Leopold ldefcndsnts):
You are hereby respectively Notified that there
= IL nov on fe in the Clerk otcs Of the District
Court OF Les County, Iowa, at Keokuk, . petition
o. Hiram Barney, claiming q judgment on fore
closure OF mo tgagc against raid Samuel Rose.
above named, for the sum of Fifteen Ii undrsd DOL
lars, with ten per cent interest from the LIST dsv
Il Inly lhdl, and = speeiAl saa geaesal I'm
sEalass samuel Hose snd ~ uEHrnst stf Eaft A..
feDda.ts shove named, praying aEo for the fore
citsure OF mortgage, given by said Samuel Kose
70 Charles Mason. upon al land ast IL the PLANK
Koad ef the IT the = ~ r. sss.4ss- n tsrr-
ship oo N, X West; also, the N y ofsE.of
the n section 80, same township and rasge.
and to Lee County, Io~a.-the sale q said mort.
gagged premises to pay of raid debt, the exiting
uishuent vi all equity Of REDEEM pticn therein for
costs End geBersl relief.
Now you and each Of you are nssified 10 apprar
and answer said petition the morn IN Of the ssc
ond day Of the next term Of said Court t. be b.ldsn
on Tho lst Monday Of September, 1861 or Jude
mens snd decree viii be had therein ~ uraved for
py oeiaaH. Il. sCOIT HOWELL,
. Solicitor for Petitioner.