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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
A FUGITIVE SLAVE RETURNED DY SECRE-
TAhl CAMkkON.
CONCENTRATING.

CONCENTRATING.
WAsaISGToS. 1huIsdsy, AUG. 2, ls6
fugitive slave was arrested yesterday, neal iock-
ville Maryland, by order Of Secretary Cameron, and
returned 10 his master.
Fresh adviees received by the Government from ST.
Louis give tie feasons Why Gen. Fremont did not
slpd reenforcemenJs to Lyon. lie could not have de-
tact ed any troops or Lyons support wit OUT exposing
Souh Eastern Nj sonii to attacks from Illo~ aud
Hsrdee who are in command OF large rebel force.
Tweuty three Rebel pIlsOueIt, among whom are a
colonel and captau have bfen released Dy order oi the
War DepaItmeut because they profetsed Union cent?
1oentr fhey were captured by forces at the battle
OF piipp Considerable dssalssctiOn at their reease
10 expressed here.
Iese from the Rebel army state that nearly oil
of the enemys roops have been moved up from Rieh-
uiond 20 Manassas junction. and that much sickness
aud disconeut pre- vailed among the men.
II il urder.iOOd that Mayor Beuet O. this city VIII
reign lie place ia tho Police Board rather than
take tue oath Of alle .iance.
Gen. Anderson leaves tbs city to-day 10 assume tie
command OF the Ubied States forces 10 kentucky.
Ulder tie new o.ders OF the War Department, our
army will soon be completely uniformed In biae.
Thirty canal-boats lave arrived here.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
REVIEW OF BAKERS REGIMENT.
DESIGNS or THE REBELs-FEARs OF DISEASE IN
MI ri
DISCHARGE OF REBEL PRISONERS.

DISCHARGE OF REBEL PRISONERS.
W.nIsGros TLuGday. Aug ., 1881.
Colonel Bakers California Regiment was reviewed
this morning by the President and General Sc,u. The
regiment ia Ia fine condition.
nc Nalioa / IataA. .eaocr has adoiCss, received by
way Of Kentucky, to rbe eieet th.s tho Reiels are
preparing attempt the invasi'n ot Maryi land, and
that lbe comaI derr OF the eLemys forces ~ intend
10 make all offensive moyeue III the Cheat Mountain
pafs ia Virginia.
There are fears Of fever aud aguo among PORTION
Of our iroors unless their camps gre shilied. TIE
best osiJns have not always been chosen. Ibis mat
ter will az once Oe attended 70.
more III sJs s,em OF responsibility In the snbord-
rate military departments ia Insisted upon by Gen.
Mcclellan.
Much property has been dishonesty appropriated
heretofore. Provisions, horses and iOragc have not
teen accounted for
The streets OF Washington are in a shocking con9i-
tiOn Mayor Berrett seems to have little intere IN
The ey He stil refuses to take the oath OF ale
glance.
Much indignation is manifested at the release Of
Re pis9Iers, who 90 to-day to Norfolk under
D. Ice. One Colonel AMI one Captain are among
them.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
EXCITING TINES AROUND ELI THAYERS
SETTLEMENT
Fron The n'heerng iniei I eneer, IL

FTon The bhtorng ihiei eHeT lptf, -,
Capt. Davy Of the Uhion camp as Ceiedo, wayne
County, arrived last night on the steamer Ben Fiauk-
lin aud proceeded to Ptrburgh to purchase cannon TO
be ed against tie Secoders. He peprestuts that the
Rebels 10 the number of 700, encamled at the
county sea while another lot perhaps goo are asfem-
blrd in anoler portion Of tie county. On THURSDAY
rilit the pickets at Ceredo camp fired upon and
Que Of them shot in the arm Not night passes with
out frequent alarms and the tickets aod scouts are
constantly firing upon each other. Nearly every 6cdy
bas oined one tie other of be camIs, as there Il 10
security for either life or property.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.

REPORTS THROUGH A REBEL SOURCE.
The Washington correspondent Of The Baltimore
EzeAange SecessiOn) gives tie following gratifying
seeouni Of the energy and activity exhibited IN Wash
ngon. AS The Ezekaneeis is relied upon by Tie Rebels
" tOe South, hese repOrts viii prove to em that tie
htsr Of Bull Run has but awakened the sleeping lion
of the North:
WAsHIE6ToF, Aug. 20.
In all that one sees and hear, ,ouq military ouera.
uoos nere are the sgns II vigorous ii no dss pemie,
preparation ioF an mIebcng ciss Of ars Of lie nost
flndabie character. The very quiet that prevails
'ns @Fesss the strict dLdlline tha, reigns
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

s uoOaed my approval in the Senate in a. s,,oO.
Ai,e 9rna snew nnew now 10 use.
h Is rue did no. vote for Senator Wilson's ,s.,,-
,ion. "voe by Yeas and Nays was taken nnao :,
wonld - we voted aganst Il, aid am well sa,;.ex
majority VI the Republican Senators would h. n
Votrd bkeUl 7' Bat il was not for the reason go.
state. All The Republican and several OF the Ds,ar-
og ,s c. IN approved AID justified the ac.s
voted. " N'O'"i'o a1~
Senator Wilson's n solution declared that m. p,,.
idents orders inIeasiIg the regular armv ana ~.
Tending the writ Of ba.' YEAS corpus yere 'Isg.I 60
val o. IN other words, wen, among tho noweys d.is
gsied to the President by thc Consiiutioa, reys.
met any one who csi ned that tSs Presdeus could h.
apfoclamaion, increase the yeguisr army. rbe Iegh
power 10 sn peud the wit OF habeas corpus has been
recently claimed for the Pre- idept bnt am co-ynaeA
that by The pln me4ong Oft Con tiution C0nerrsy
alone must determine the tases in which the psbps
safety requires iis suspension. While approved aad
justified The acts If the President co1d not cav vsh
senator Wilson that they st,ity legl or wishsa
his delegated powers Trere Gre times wien our ex-
ecuiye officer anticipate the of Congre @
but in snch q care he aeumes tie hazard Of a IBID
Of Impe eechment" or "Bii Of IndeuDi,y." The
President merely assumed this hazard, apd in tho va
cancy of Congress wisely assumed ppwer not del-
egaed to bin by the Co siiluton He pl ees his own
Justification 10 his message On tie grou nd OF public
cessiiy, and on tlis ground his acts have Leen ap-
proved, justified and G.i,<ed by Coagress.
\ pc, from !Our general faliDes aud courtesy ths
correction will 20 made in your columns.
Very truly yours JOHN SHERMAN
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

number Of soeep and cattle, roo, and had intended to
6 still moe heavily into the s'Ock.rearing line
In au evil hour, However, he coeccd aud orgarized
q body Of armed Virg;nisns aud made oTen war ulon
the friends Of the Union. Defeated and drve,, aoay,
he will loe ell nearly all l stock, and, it IL not
improbable, biz yauGl le real estste lie owns, II L
nj take not, prorery in Cincinnati. At any rate, bis
buslness was intimately associated with tie "Qaeeu
cry" ils pleasant conute auce, so often visible at
the Burnct Hoose, was turned, at the last accounts
toward the City Of Richmond. He is, indeed, paying
dearly for his amazing folly.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
LETTER FROM THE HON. JOHN SuERMA'S 4
THE IADEAS CORPUS QUESTION.
TA< CiAeiaaGn Gazsit'
NV " " ,r-. 80,

MANSFIELD, Ohio, Aug. ~ 1861.
GESTLEMES! In your payer Of The S,h I'd an edi-
torial which you commence with the following
statement;
m declined 20 vote hs sppTov) OF the PesisenFs
hondng te OF the ppy ol the NTn OF
hsbtaa la the o the Arrest Of w baltimore rrpes ~
mts, authority, becau0 he sd tho aoustiluiion eonenes
the gower to sus lcnd this WI. solely OK CougTesL"
Thereupon you read me quite lecture. Tue oiin.
cnty in the abatement upon which you base your
article is that Il - AOl !rae. did not deetne 70 so.e
uy approval of the act o the Preeidon, reyraea s''
kdt on the contrary, a vote my apPso'ai u 'HA' A'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

me will return The letter 10 you, "a forward II tt
Judge S1lth, az you may prefer. ,,,.,
Respnc''rlly yonIs tc., II. q PAYNE
Hon. w. DEsEBos, Columbus, Ohio.
GOV. DEHEISOS'S RESPONSE.
TIE STATR o. ONO, EXECUTIVE DsP ,RTsFNT
COLUHais, Aug H. ,
SIR: In reply to your nOte of Il lzth list, in whth
you info that yon not the Ctoirudn OF he
Committee on ResOlutions ut tie 5tb Of August Demo-
cratic Convention, as you were understood TO have
been have 10 cay, That / nte' deI 10 addre-s you
only 10 your reported Official (a9aci as Chairman.
With yol perfOuHlly have no CONT 0versy.
publish the corespoudence fOI the purpose OF say
ing thar dere il 10 be taken addressed 10 any re-
spectacle gentleman who VIII assume the resyon-
sibty of having been the Chairman of tie Committee
that reported the resolutions eierTed TO- or 10 any
other member of tie Committee, any member ot
tie Convention III approves them. .
Res ectfuiiy, WILLIAM lENNisON'
EKSRY b. PAINE, ESQ, Cleveland, OAiJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

SICK AND WoUSDED CoSFEDERATE TRooPs.-A lsfp
ter in The South CarOsiaH, dated Chaflottesviils'
Va, Aug. 3, says:
Charlottesville il city Of refuge. Upon apopulasios
Of 300J with scarcely Government pre- parstioLs fof
100, 800 cases vi wounded and ticx nave oeen
suddenly preeipated. Every house is hospital, ana
from two 20 twenty are accommodated moot kihaiy.
The uorul zion bas turned out most noby In the WORK
al benevoeuce, aud maGe up for the dehcient
ton of the Government
Seyeral public hlslisls have been opened, and far.
Their preparation s giog on, bat the citizens hass
te.ponded 20 the ell Tor aecorodiivn with charas-
terstic VirViria hoepalty. The young ana OLD na's
been I'll engaged and ladies' are night and day un'
iring in their work Of charity. They are worn ooSns
apd need nurses 10 assiss them. Supplies are eonioB
IN from the Soalh but nurses ara IN the grea,e %
uand. Two hundred snd tfty Souuds are 10 DC ny
dSiy--maBy twice day ->aad $40 caste oi Lever sh~
measles have 10 enurses ,;.o
Iyohoid Is prev ang, and threatens strIn. ~
ly but precautions are In progress 20 feuovs S 80
tho hosJi,a.l and scatter then, 30 that We s'vMs
be DIMINISHED The medical staff is not sueieh'' sH"
volunteer surgeons would De acceptable
Tax LONDON TI.aEs LErrERs PROM rhE Sourh~
The special series Of Letters from the SCUM n'~
being published in TIE London Ifs'e', tie hrS' -
which >ye have printed In TIE TRIBUNE, are not WIZ
~, NV william Howard Ruseell, LID, barr'sSe'A~
Iaw but Nv Mr.. N. A. Woods, the gentleman WV
ocoomnoned tho Royal Prince In his American 'ou,'
oud embodied his correspondence theIe.oont ~ W.
ume. AT least such is the statement OF re L.,e a.
Port by way Of correction after astri0ohns 'ns n''
- Is,,e, frou the South" to Mr. Rassel.
psnux.p.-Tbe Paterson IN. J) Board OF A''.
non ON Monday evening adopted the f0iio~ns' -
motion Of Alderman johnson; ,,.,
tAs,, The present crisis Of epr e9ap'y ssj rsiy 70
every ffFepd Of tho COnsiisp ion and tns el''
gsss@s iss Daily R.g., Of ~, ely sa'n''
Of 'p.ssa hsi ias Daly Ess b 90 Hus.r "a
publi:h he ,u,hsnty of,as Bosld
20 poSar. e pSin.as Os sdvsisns W e< 's'ss "a
| uaeak
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

Tie Cleveland papers speak Enthusiastically Of the
patriotism Of the people Of the Western Reserve, and
give glowing account Of the presentat of pen-
did banner by tho young ladies Of the Forest City,
to the "Psry Infantry, which recently departed fos
the seat of war. Tie Leoder says:
- The banner is beautiful ose, aud reflects tle
hlghest credit upon the artist, Mics &. L. Rauren.
Upon one ride is portrait OF Commodore Perry aies
whom the cnapany is named the Likeness beinl sdlni.
rably preserved. Biiliautly yainted flags and ban.
work for the portrait. Upon the revere vivid ana
stirring picture OF The Battle Of Lake Ere. The
motto OF tbe company, Non n0Gis s,d pdtrie" (nSa
for oar elves but the eountry is placed underneath
IL Picture. Miss Ransom may be content to let this
work 20 forth evidence of her artistic skill. Il viii
not be dishonored BY the Perrys."
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

Maj WDlich's friends have not been eager to
have him advanced at TO high official positions,
Sor they knew that such powers and culture aS he
has must command their own place il tie action.
tIe viii serve up to his place, and obtain it in good
time. Ie is in the ygor Of his manhood, and en-
krey absorbed in this wsr-an the more because
no believes that tie monster, Slavery having thrown
iselfsaght across the track where the nation and ts
President have sworn the Government shall be
engineered, must be cut in pieces.
have now finished my sketch of the Teutonic
sgord which las passed iiOm Germany to America;
ike the sword sent by Frederick the Great to
George Washington (and which when last heard
from was in the hands Of John Brown ,, believe
tt will be one that viii never sleep 50 long as Lib
ery in danger, nor be shealhed until she 10 saie.
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AYERS
Compound Extract OF Sarsaparilla,

the most efectlal remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t = con-
bined 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 it's 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 ERuPrIvs
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
RosE, or ERYsIPELAs. PrMPLEs, PusruLEs,
BLoTcHEs. BLArNs and Boris, TuxoRs, TErTRR
and SALT RHEux, SCALD HEAD, RINowoRx,
RHEuMArIsM, SypHILIrIc and NRRcuRIAL DIS
EASES, DRoPsy, DYsPgpsIA, DEBILIrY. and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VIrIA-
TED Or IMPuRR BLooD. The popular BELIEF
in " ispSvity Of the Nood" is founded in truth,
for scrofala is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla ID to purify and regenerate this vital Aud,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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A Y i r.
Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY CURE or

Ton THE SPEEDY CUkk OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Axue,
AS.e, Psrisdiesi Hsaaaeh he, or siiioa NJ
Headache, and Blious Fevers, indeed
Tor the whole class OF diseases originate
6: a.i.ria 81 Mi.sn.eis cs.asriss. y
We are enabled here to offer the community .
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty, Is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity Such a remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuRE" expels the miasmatc poison Of FEVER
ann AeuB from the system, and prevents the de-
vetopment Of the disease, il taken the first ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. Itisnot only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings II within the
reach OF every body and IN bilious districts, where
FEVER AID AouE prevails, every body should
have it and it freely both for and protec-
ton. A great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure OF lntermittents Is that il contains Quinine
Or mineral consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious eiiesys watrTv upon .ny vurrstir
ton. Those cured by It are left ~ healthy as II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague 10 not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disor-
ders arise nom its irritation. among which are
Neuralgia, RheNnlatism, Goaa, Headache BIND
~sss, IpofhacAx, Edrache, Catarvh, Asthma, Pal
pitatioK, Painful Al sctson Of the Spleen, Hystsr-
scs Pain i. tie Bospels, Code, Poralysss and N
ys~seWsemt u the Stomach, all Of which, when
originating in this cause, put the intermittent
type, or become periodical This "CuRE" expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. II Is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the mAlariOus districts II taken occa-
sionaiiy or daily while exp0sed 70 the infection,
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accunulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
sase.S Hence il il even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter.
nittsAuu they avail themselves u The profession
this remedy affords.
Prepared ~ d. ]. G. AYR T. CO., Lowell. ~
BAhILEIT, KAYE Co., Agents for ksok {
and sold ~ dealers in Medicines everywhere.
feb45dfv
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Ecrofula, or Kings Evil,

Ia 4 constitutional disease . corruption Of the
blood, BY which this fluid becomes vitiated.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
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 scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food. impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal Infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution descending !" from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation !" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, IL
viii visit the impurities 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
tubcrcles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu-
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
in this scrofulons contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, BRAIN
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scrofulous !;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
lection, and their health Is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovnte
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

OM u NAL NOT1CEs
TO willian gtotts. JoAn y. <. Ssotts, Joseph r.
the 6rm naos of william htosts = Sons, NJ
Crsery, NssAx 3 Co., A. Hsrrnstsn exseotor Il
Martin Cprrey, deceased, Patrick Uarsingtoo,
COnnAbls Enyths, Talms Breeder, Julius rrsl-
Vi, Annis ": Abbott, g. =. Abbott j ahss Wat
SON; fioAlin Lueas, nsvkins Tayler.s Wn.
TiAbsrmaa, Arthur Hosmsr, Block s Crpp&tey,
william Alien, eGmdeI bonner, p. q. Wright,
VIM. 4. + Ruddiek, alesns 1rskins, Geo. ".
: Thatcher Z Co., 0eorge w. NsCfary executss u
Nvesa 0oyptsn, asreased:
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
= nov On Alsin the Clerk = once OF toe District
Court II kss 0snuty lows. ~ Bort Aadisos >
petition Of Bepiab Faynum - guardian Of John
A. Nelly AMI Mary \. Reilly infant childres Of
hiIbs.ras Belly. dss.sssa, slai.isg efyos Wiz
liam stots. John !. 6tetts, joseph P. Stotts and
William T Stotts, doing busfness % . so-paY,nsf-
chip ka2ss ths nsme saa styled Willis 6tOtts
Sons, the Of three thousand Uolar, With 10 pev
cent interest per annnin, from Juno 18th, 1851 ~
meneU das on tive peo0issev ussse asssreA b
Mortgage made b. yos In arm nams, TO Mathew
lilly . guardian Of Sad Mary j. ksiiy and John
~. Reilly. the saA Dsntah Gassn having bssn -
.ss. ssC.s L R:ss q ,s 4: l
ef eald nosl6als - eane hsing spss real ssaate
IN Les county, lows. more sparticalarly dssesihad
fsr.hsr ..tiss lor 4 said premises, and ssn
unlnss ysu appsas - snssss ~ psatiea q =
bse!s noes efshs sssssG day q ~ aaat t9n =
Aonssy a Dsesnbsr, = .. 1851 = Asfaait viii b
entered against yos and jndgnsnt resdsrsd thereon
- prayed for IN saiA peMtieo. $3.50
Asg. Is. lSsl-ln AZ Ats'ys fsr Pls.G.
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To Spencer s. Billings, J. B. Billings. John q.
Bower, Frederick Bsrth, Albert Wolf. william
Wsppick Esra Pousr. AsC. Campbell, Wiiiiam
Miller, Executors Il tho esfate Of jacob Miller,
deceased, Frederick Cook, ". J. Woricy, Samuel
Worley:
V0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
L there IL now hie in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at For,
Madison, petition II Hiram Barney. claiming Iof
you Spencer y. Billings the sum Of fifteen huNdfed
dollars With 10 per cent. interest per anLuu, 10y
able annually ~ money due on : deed oil trust
made BY you TO d. W. kiIb,urne a. trustee, 10 Sc
cure samuel Marsh, Willisu B. Lee and Edward C:
Delevan for the purchase money II the real estate
therein described and sincs sned to said Hira
Barney, datea May 18th. 1851; also clainise
against each OF you he foreclosure Of said deed Of
ttust, the anne being upon Lota 3, ., and 3, In
block - in the Cssy OF Asekuk, Lre county, Iowa,
for the purchAss money; and further askiDg for i
sale Of said premises ard general relief.
And unless you appear sad snxwcr sid petition
op or before loon Of ths second day Of the neat
term Of sald court to commence 1T Fcvt Madison on
the First Monday Il December. A. D. 1891, -.
fault -ill be entercd agsinst ven md saag eas.l
rendered thereon AZ prTyvd Tor in said petition.
NOBLE bTkOEG,
Aug. Ia 2s61.lm Att'ys tyr Plt'E.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LEG d Il NOTICE.
20 Hawkins TAy Tor, Talma breeder, counasls 4
ubesi, ft'butsS w II.
stotts, John Il. K. Ststts. Joseph P. Stott. and
william r. Sts rts comprising . hrm and CO.
partnership doing business under the name and
.eeyle Of VIM. Stotts h Cons, N. Timhermau,
ssMsthew kiley v eas s~p hight and as 1usfdiAn
Of John A. kiicy and Mary X. Reilly, infant
Reilly and Mary e. Rssly, AsoAar Hosmcr, Vim.
Allan, Black Crops,cr Samuel Bonner, p. c.
Wright, State Of lows for the use of tEe scAool
Fund, VIM. h. l. kuddick, Greene -Erskine.
q George w Thatrher = Co ,Jamss WAtson, RieA
len GLncas, a. Harrington, Executor Of Martin
CcaDy, dscsased, and Patrick Harrington, Ges.
w. MoCrasy, Executor Of Edward 1cynton, de-
VOU and each si you are hereby respectively
1 notiAsd tAaA there IL ass % Ale h She onos Of
the Clerk Of the Dstrict Court Of Lee Counfy
lows, ~ Fort Aad1soo. . petition Of 6liakim
g. Sosd, claiming q ys9 ssid Hswkiss Taykr -.
sum OF six tho0aana I've hundred dollars (16 ,bOo)
with 10 per cent. intsFest per anuuD from Janns.
~ Hth, 49,, - nsDsy Dc on csrtain pronisscry
notes mads By you payable 70 order Of B. Farnun
and sines esstgned to plaintiff; Afro claiming
ASnlnDt neh u yen tAs foreclosure Of Deed 81
Trast executed BY yoa ths said Hawkins Taylor b,
which you sesssysd - TAeaAs !. McKsnny q
Trustee, certain real estate to the said note
aaAssItain ether sotss therein sstfsfth, ssid res
II Lss spppty, lows, for tho pDrehass money; -
fartlJS sskiag fof sale Of said premise, asl
gsnDt1Ffsli6i. @Lh Ill
And nnlsas yos appear and aaswsr sid petitisI
on or before noon Of the second day Of the max
term Of said Court, 70 sU1msncs 1t ~. Madison
Z. =; q : ssss:, e 4 ? 1ss D.
rss4ereb iAsssea >. Issxss l:r e ssis pssitiaa.
Aug. s. 1ss1-lIn AM'y sfor flaintiT.