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The New York herald., 1862-08-10

at is reported that the enemy landed in large
James rver-one column disembarsing at May
cocks, and the other few miles below. May
cocks is seven miles below City Point. The
federal force is estimated at from six TO ten thou
sand men. infantry, artillery and cavalry"
Brigadier General Prentiss, Union prisoner, has
been removed from Atlanta to Madison, Georgia.
The European news by the Scotia off Cape
Race, is to the Sd of August, two days later than
the advices of the Jura published in the HERALD
on Saturday.
The most important r1,t Of the intelligence is
arrived at Queenstown on the 3lst Of July, had
caused new English trading steamer, supposed
to be laden for Nassau, n p, and had really left
Queenstown with war cargo for the rebels, to
put back to rHolyhead, where all her freshly
shipped crew deserted her.
highly important portion of the news by the
Scotia is that Earl Russell himself has justified the
vigilance Of the United States war vessels in
She waters of the Bahamas.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The Scotia, from Liverpool on the I'd and
Queenstown the Sd of August, was off Cape Race
yesterday Saturday morning. Her news is two
days later than the advices of the Jnra given in
the HERALD yesterday morning. a
Consols closed in London on the 1st of August
at 9SI "a. Flour had . declining tendency.
Provisions rated dull the lst instant in Liver
pool. The Liverpool cotton market of the lst of
August was reported by the Jura.
The arrival of the United States steam transport
Star of the South, Captain Woodruff, brought us
the valuable correspondence which we published
yesterday from Hilton Head. There still appears
to be doubt relative to the success of the rebel
ram but Admiral Dupont is determined to be on
the lookout for its sudden appearance.
Governor Olden, of New Jersey, by procama-
tion has forbidden recruiting in that State for any
regiment or company organized in any other
State.
We have few more returns Of the soldiers
vote in the North Carolina regiments for Cover
nor of the State. AS far as received they foot up
FnlJ
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The SENSATION YEsTaRpAY.-Great excite
ment was caused in this city yesterday by
the order of the War Department prohibiting
any person liable to be drafted from absenting
himself from his county or State before such
draft is made, under pain of being arrested and
put on military duty for nine months the
period of the draft. Great numbers of people
had made arrangements to go on business to
Europe, some on trips Of pleasure there, and
many to go as commercial travellers to other
States, or to go to the watering places and
summer resorts. But this order spread conster-
nation. The excitement was increased by the
fact that oil the steamships going to Europe
and the West Indies we're visited during the day
by the police, and many persons were ar
rested in default Of passports. Even aliens
were needlessly scared; for they might
have provided themselves with the cer-
tificates Of their consuls; and the words
of the order plainly declare that only
persons "liable to be drafted" shall be
prevented leaving aud an alien is not
liable to be drafted. Several persons called
on us for information. We sent to the office
of the Superintendent of Police and to the
Marshal's office to ascertain in what way IL was
INTENDED tosaEEy tbe QrdsE into sxseatl9n. We
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The Brooklyn Ecening Star, one of the repub-
lcan wheelhorses across the river, set yesterday.
afternoon, to rise no more.
w. A. Taylor, DR.. J. B. johnson and Benoni
Wheat, the three most prominent secessionists in
Alexandria, Virginia, have been arrested, and are
now confined in the Old Capitol prison in Washing
ton, where they will be held as hostages for Lewis
G. Close, who has been in prison in Richmond
since the lst of June.
On the 1st instant the sick and wounded soldiers
in the hospitals in and around Washington mum.
bered 6,159-a decrease of 9l5 (nearly full re-
giment) since the report Of the week previous.
The heat yesterday was the most intense we
have had during the present summer. Several
cases Of sun stroke occurred, as will be seen by
our report in another column. The suferings of
the perspiring inhabitants of this city bordered
very much on the terrific. About five o'clock
in the evening all the indications of an ap-
preaching shower appeared. The clouds gathered
together in dsrkening masses, and, after threaten
ing for about an hour to burst upon the
city, finally discharged their aqueous colIec-
tions upon the dirt covered streets, greatly
to the relief of our suffering citizens. The
rain was very heavy while it lasted, but was not
of long duration. A few flashes of lightning and
peals of thunder accompanied it, The storm was,
on the whole, quite welcome, purifying the air
and rendering the temperature little cooler.
Government stocks better yesterday; but the
railway LIST generally fraction lower, partly from
sales to realize profits. Money was easy at 4psr cent
exchange dull at 124H 125; gold ll21Sax y.
The cotton market yesterday firm, but not active.
The sales embraced about 600 bales closing sG on the
basis Of 47Nc. 4Sc. for iddling upands Flour dull
aud heavy and closed at decline Of &c 10c per bb
and for some grades the falling of reported much
as l5c. while sales moderate Wheat was heavy,
and declined from 1c per bushe while sales were
less active Corn was heavy, and declined about 1c
11sc. per bushel, closing at 5GHc Sc for good to
prime shipping lots Of Western mixed. Pork Hrmer
especially prmc and in good demand with sales Of
at sI1 371s Sl1 so, and good prime at 80 SIX $40
Sugars steady, with sales of about 500 900 hdds
including 300 New Orleans, to fair quality with
10 the range of &c. 9c. The remainder consisted Of
Cubas at unchanged prices. Coffee quiet aud sales
limited, while prices were unaltered Frsights were
heavy FOR grain and engagements moderate while aour
was steady and rates wero unchanged.
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Connecticut Regiments.

THE STATE Will FILL UP BOTH QUOTAS WITHOUT
DRAFTING.
HARTFORD, conn, August Q, 1862
Connecticut has four regiments IN the neld, and will
have three this week. making her full quota OF
three years men
she can raise regiments Of niue months men if
sllQyod U @2ge xltbqyt drafting
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learned that IL is only in the case Of persons OF
that they will act, and not upon any random
rule; that persons in the bona .fde pursuit o.
their ordinary avocations will not be interfered
with, but only in instances In which there is
good reason TO suspect that the parties are alb
sconding from the performance of the military
duties which may devove upon them. Persons
under or over the age will not be stopped, and
the order is not meant to be oppressive to the
business community or to those who do not
really remove from their residence with the
intention of evading the law
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

sun melts and compacts them, the tempest hard
ems and cements them. until, suddenly and with
outwarning the invisible power which restrains
the avalanche loosens its hold. and swift death
and destruction thunder down the mountains.
SO, for long days and months, The Union has
been amassing and concentrating its forces; so
these orders Of the War Department, if pro-
perly and rigidiy enforced, will consolidate and
unite the North; and when, in months time,
the Union avalanche is loosed, we shall soon
hear no more Of the foul rebellion which has
so long disgraced the country.
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NBLO's GARDEN, Broadway.-DR. DrLwoRrH-MAG
TRyMssr-FLyISG fRAPKzR
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE. Bowery-ScALP HurrRs
-LI4s AND ADVENTURES JACK SHEPPARD.
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NIxoNS cREMoRNE GARDEN, Fourteenth street and
SiNth aYenue-OrERA, BALLET, PROMENADE CONCERT AND
EQuhsI
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery -MAcAsrHY On III
PEEP o DAY-GLAScE AT NEW YORK.
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= yonn LAR, Bernard zwart, Georxe O Anderson
Eso A Al g. rean & Co.. ~ s. Msxoun Hsteh =
1psos. FiHkisnsA kscss Wf,5isN, nnrs r,i r. =
hrssdcn James Jnsea,y, sarvivins n,r,n.r ~ RI.
Ln,aAys hcaA OfnlSby II etsvcs.c" y i
1sso4wtll, Daniel Mahony, Chantn = - as.s !.
@ towAlov ths nsc ~ the EcAeoi fenA \ sss...
IsWa STATE Insurance Company, cS3t4s n1s. r NJ.
1ayic R4 p y Iord, ssrssl i1anIlii n. = y <
= Tucker, n Shsrts, s q n Smith. x.sr = =
Yoofhiss - Csy naAcssy 4 Altos, JanssS TsilirsN
y sample, George o'Nsil, Jane Tarbsn. ~
Yen, md each Of you, are hereby notified ths4 there
nov - Ate tn the once Of the Clerk OF Ihe Dstyics
Coure 81 - county, lows ~ Eeohnk, petition Of
Isaac HAIL ciaimtnk Of ysu John zwsyt and bernard
xvagt ths nm o. 0lArtesa HunAfed and Six D0lIars
ana Eshsy Cehts with ssFAi per cent, interest per
mum, from November 2Stk, A. h. 1851 as money dss
on tLr~e promiasory notes, executed hs You said
Hall; also tiaimias sgainY each You the foreclos-
nre Of mortRsge, the ssme being upon certain Zeal
kstssesu ee county Iowa, executed by the said John
zwaIt and Bernard Zwart Ia said Hall pa
Acut sf said nstes. and moTs Particularly lneafthf,1
In said petition; and further asking for sale Of
premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
" bssre of the srconA day Of the next Term
aaid Court, 10 commence at keokuk on the LIST Nom
day pf BNpsenber A. u. 1863 defauat will ba enter
I'd sksinst you, aHd judgment rendered thereon -
prayed for In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG.
1elB-d ATT ~ for Plaintiff.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To John Hiatt, Joscph Hoxnish, LsAnder Harbfne,
David Raid. Hatch Thompson, Charles Parsons &c
Co., Fielep b Lucaa H Foster, VIM Thorn usop
VIM b kuddisk, . @ brown ,BcoAsid q BRO, u
Moody, Robert Hamilton, Dixon 4 Brown james
bmthn, knrssy Astury Porter, 4 BriJeman
Co., Ranktn, Miller Enster, Comsfock 4 Co., ~
Neal, Rscd. Datilr 4 Co., SAM Bostmsn. Reuben
Harbine. Kendall, Howe h Co, James BurroNs
William kuddick. Henry FAiis, VIM Thompson,
Trustes OF MIS- Grahsp, Lauren Dewey, Robl
Wilson, CIeKhern Harrison, Jonathan WyeoH
Hansen Co, James II Ronnsii, Gsoyes Andcr-
son. ID Reynolds, Rix, Hale z Co, Jw Rankin
Jenutcgs, Brown i CiendeninE, Henry Huis-
kAWp. and GoOd<il Buckingham
Yoa and each Of you, hereby notified that there
il Ale In Tbs ofce Of NE Clerk OF the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa NJ Keokuk, petition OF
Samuel y. Miller, In his right, and ka1uue r.
Miller, G. n. Perry, and Abner Reeves ~ Executors
Of ths viii o. l.. Reeves. clspipg aGnspsi John N,
Hiatt and Joseph x. Hornish. b judgment In favor OF
Samuel f. Miller for Three Thousand DoIIAfx on ac-
count Of Two promis sory notes snd 1hdkmep in ia.
Of the Executors of Reeves will Aforesaid agans
said Hiatt and Hornish for Three Thoussnd Dollars
on two other pronissory notes and claiming against
oil asid defendants forsplosnre or mortgage given
By said Hiatt and Hofnish on certain Real lstate
mentioned III said petition to securs the payment
said notes.
Now, unless You appcar ana answer said petition
before noon Of the second day tbs next bep<
ssrn Of asid Court judgment win be rendered against
you ~ dehuii RANKIN MILLER,
JfWd Paint "a Atys.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

To Thomas Martin Eilrsb~th Martin, kerdeesi Var
nall. William Leslis, Leslie, FREDERICK zusE,
Cordela Ann zuGx. John Beya, Bsifey Barnes 4
Wood. william Turner, Hugh Hart, smith Hsmili
John Randolph, James MmDnG, Jsns~s Hamilton,
J~eph zngg, Reiner Laurent n HiAea well,
and state OF Iowa:
You are hereby nnsned that there Ia now on die In
the Sfsce " the Clerk OF the Dstref Court o Lee
county. Iowa, nj Keekrk, peition Of Ssmuei y l.
Ter, c. IT, Ferry and Abner Reeves, Executors Of the
will OF l.. *. Reeves, cisininx Of ThoHas Martin,
Eight Hundred Dollars, ~ nnuey due prDaaissory
note md claiming against all OF you the foreclosure
Of marriage given by Asfd Martin certain Real
kststs In Lse euuaU, Iowa, 10 secure the ps
said note
Nov. usiessyog appear snd answer said petition ON
before noan Of The day the next Aeplesp-
Der tsrtn II said Court, jassnsnt wall he rendered
against you by default
KhNkTK MILLER, 3
iS12d far Plain
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r EGAL NOTICE,

To Creei, Green Erskfrs, George Dixon, Trus-
tee Tor Green Erskine snd Joseph Rdsewsy, I'd.
ward boyd. } Haughman, Joseph Riierway
Charters Teblemzn, willard Snow, Stats Of Iowa
for the uss Of the School Pund, $ y vooYhies, WIN
Wiliams, Mcnamara, Enna II Williams
Executrix Of GsoYse Wiihams deceased. Hatch
Thompson, Chnin, Aeiien 1 Co., c Higbee,
Lore, Bryan. Adams Co.. y X Il d " Ford, Hugh
KENNEDY, Arnold Kendall, B ficien, VIM Tara-
Or, sssignes Of Patrick Crosse, Keskuh Lodge No
10 Q r, George ~ AcCrary, Executor OF Ed
ward Hoynt0n, Deceased, James Coz, Michael
brshey; Thomas pungzn and ssseA DUNCAN, Exec
M.xcan, cofrman and Go6man. James Gala
ham. James McCutchson, Reynolds Richard
son. Benjamin. 4 1sAd y tchsei TalIoh, DC Dewey,
II Love Co., Janice Ramsey Kramer, Irwin
Co., VIVA 1hompsOa = Co., John w Rankin John
Ogden, John Conman and George Rryxn
You, and each Of yoa hereby notified thai there
Is now le In the Office OF the CleTk a. the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa at Keoknk in said county
petition OF Samuel r. Miller, claiming Of ssd n r.
Cress. Ten Thcusand Dollars, ~ money due ON four
proassoy pptsp and Aso cla!ming against si Of you
the forscsosnre Of mcrtsase on certain Real Estate
IN Lee county Iowa, executed by said r. r. Grssl 10
secure said notes.
Now unless you appear and answer said petJ.,sp
before noon the day of the next Ssptem scr
term Of said District Court OF Lee county lows % 10
bsld st keokuk, insaid coanty, decree viii BE- rSn-
dsred against you ~ prayed for BY default
RANKIN MILLRR,
t'a-t Plaintiffs Ait,Ss.
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n EGAL NOTICE.

To J Morley, jf., n B Tan Eyck, Ford Gorham &
Ford, Il & Love Z GO and G h Perry
You arc htreby NOTIFIED that there Is new file In
county, lows. nj kcokuk, petition OF q. H. Perry,
Abssr Aeevss ard samuel r.. Miller Executors Of the
will OF Reeves, cftimihg Of yoaI J. Morley. jr.,
ktSht Hundred Dollars, rs money due pronissory
note, and also claiming sganst all Of you the forecos
ure OF mortGSte eertsp Real Estate In lee coun.
~. Iowa, executed by said J. Morley, w. to secufe
ssat1 nose. esa
!. Now, unless Jon appear and apsver said petition
before noon OF this second day Of the 6ep&cber
term Of the District Court OF Lee county, Iowa be
held nj keokuk, IN ssid county, judraoent xfll be
rendered against yeu pray red FOR by default.
kAkkIN Il MILLER,
tel9~d Att'ys for plaintiffs.
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I EGAL NOTICE,

TO Frederick Zugx. Cordells Arm Zusr. X Black.
veil. MiulAn TnBsr. and the state Of Isws
foa, and escA Of yon are hersby aotHed that there
is file In the Office of Clerk oil it~ District
Court of Lee county. lows. Il Keoknk In Asi eans.y
petition OF kciner Lauren Claiming Of said Fred
erich xugx. Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with in
tsrest rs money due on promissery and claim
ing egsinst all III ron fhe foreclosure ortxase
ceftsn Real Estate in Lee county, lows executed by
said Frederick ssia Aeiner Laurent to
said nett.
Now unless you appear aud ssd pet tiop be-
lore the seeosd day of the next septic Der
term of the said District Ceurt OF Lee county Iosa
To be hetd al krokuk In said county decree will Be
rendered agsinsi yea ~ prayed for By defsnlt.
RANKIN MILLER,
trfs-d Ait'ys Lr Plaiut.G.
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To Emily Howe, Low ell Howe Arnold Kendall C
PrieAard and G II Perry:
!, ea afe herGhs Aetiaed ihnt there lie lie in
th' eh'ss - Ae CLERK 81 Tue Dia,rict Court ef lee
COUNTY. lowe, AZ keokuk. petition OF e. H. Ferry,
Aa.eT reeves sho Samuel r. Miller Executors the
VIII o. ~ ks~ses claiming Of yen, Emily M liz
aud Lowell Howe, Four Hun dred Dollars as money
one on promsso,s note and also claiming against
Al OF yes the foreclosure q mortgage certain Real
hote.
Now, unless you appear and answer said petiiion
before Of the reerpd day or The nex, H~pemher
rrm Of the lsr lei Gourt Of Lee county Iowa 10 be
held Ut ketkuk Judgment will be rendered against Won
PRAYED Tor By default
RANKIN MILLER
f }et2-d Att'ys for plaintiffs
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To Frank Barnett Naomi barnett, Mary Mckee
Theodore II Hy~Fs and n Perry.
Hou afe hereby notified tina, there is on file In
the 9Asee ~ the Clerk of the District Court Lee
county, Iowa, a. kcokuk apetition OF Samuel Mil
ter, Abser Hceves sed G. N Ferry Exscutors OF the
VIII Of L. r. Reeves, Claiming ofsou, Frank Barnett
Three Hundred Dollars. ~ meney due On pronssory
note and also praying sksfnst III yos foreclos
ure OF mortgage certain Real Estate Lee coun-
~, Iowa, executed to feenre said Dots.
Now, unless Yen srpear and en- said petition be-
fore neon On tbe second dsy OF the next September
term VI the District Court OF coasIy iswa 70 be
held nj Ke6knk In said county cree In BE- render.
cd against you prayed for by default.
RANKIN h MILLER
Jets-a AG'ys for plaiatiGs.
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STATE OF IOWA, LEE copsry, isS.
Ry Virtue OF special execution 10 me directed ia
sued By the Clerk Of the District Court OF said county
70 favor Of JANET and Harvey strsng and asanst
Reiknap 1hayoleyied upon and win seH 10 thr high
es bidder II the front door or the Clerks ONCE o1the
Dlstric Court Of Lee county, 1--we Keokuk in said
oou on the 18TH day Of July, A. D. 1852, between
meneing q 2 O'Clock p. Of said day the following
property twit Lot eight e in Block ninety six (O6
70 me rne caIy % Asokuk, LEG county. Iowa.
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keokuk, June 18th 1852
N, &. RIDGES, Sheriff Lee county. lows
jslS.d BY D. y. sA1rn, Jr., Deputy,
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To Wn p Alstss, Guy wells, Morsiaor Henderson and
wesley hsrrtsos, Defendants:
You sre hsrsby noliaed hat there IL On Hie In
the Clerhs once of he Dtricl Court of Lee county.
Iowa, at Keeknh, petition In equity Of Hiram Bar
ney, claiming of you, VIM. r. Slater, Judgment for
gage made BY yea 20 Cbss Mason, upon the Nosthwesi
quarter Of tie NorthweAt quarter OF Section 1851
Towship 1911 Nouh, Range tUl West, In Lee csuAty
lows and you all the forecios OF aaid noGsge
the sale Of SAID land the extinKuAhmsnt Of The equy
u redemption, and Tor general roller.
Andgou mus zach appear and answer aafd petitisa
W noon Of tho second day OF the term Of said
Court, 70 be hold At ksahtA On the nrst Monday Of
Espemhef A. D. lA6H nr JUDGMENT III be had thefe4H
by default. II. HGDTT HOWELL,
jeg5-d4w - Atty for Pitt
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NOTICE.

TO A Kinnesr, Rebeeca 8 Baldridge, John @ Bald
ridge, samuel Badridre, and Mccullough, Ad-
ministrstoY OF A baidfdge. decd Defendants.
You are hereby notified thai there 10 nov e In the
Clerks oce Of the District Csurt Of Lse county Iowa
q Ksohuk, apstiton and amended petttsa Of Hiram
barney ,prayiaG for Judgment asatnst ytu. d. A.
Kinnear, for the sim OF Fourteen Hupdsed Doiiars,
upon your Dort9sgs 10 Chss Masoxs rssoh the Essi
half Of tbs Northwest quarter ci RsctIes III aso,
$500 scres adjoining the vest MI In gosnship
.67j North, Range FOL West; aiso, tea In The
South west Of the Southwest or Section Eai
Township it6, Rsrre tGl West, In Lee county Iowa
and against ali, the Foreclosure OF said mort
gage, the sale OF said land the ot the
equity Of redemption, and for Eenera relief
Now, you must appear and ADrwer SAID pSritian by
Of the second day Of the next September
raid Court 10 be held at keskuk the hrst Monday
Of septembeT lr62, or judgment win be had therein
against you by default.
n. SCOTT HOWELL
je2.-d<v Any for Pm.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

10 Caroline 4, Rsoder aud 3, H, Harrison.
Yoa ard each OF you are hereby iHsd that there
nov on ale In the once OF The Che ~ II thu pists
Ccurt Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Keokuk. petition Of
Jesse 9n4dck claiming Of yen, Caroline =. Rssdsr,
One Thousand DoliaSs none1 due On promise ry
note sna Claiming against bon 81 the Foreclosure
ofa mcrtgase executed By said Caroline r, Rssdes
On real Nststsin Lee County, lows. 70 secure
said note.
/ And unlsss ofyou appear snd auswsf safd pctf
ton before the second day OF the next
September term or said Dstc& Court OF Les County,
TO be hetd IT Keokuk, decree will be rendered
sgainatyoa - prayed fus, ~ deaxsit 5- y
RANKIN MILLER
june1N-dlms A P1AinAnse Attorneys.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

EGAL NUIIUE, -
To d bay, Stephen Day, Dfcamp psy. John II
Bay, william bay, Heirs at Law II jeremiah Day
deceassd and Dsy, AdministFstor Of the estate OF
said Jeremiah, deceased:
You, and ssch Of y0a hereby no hed fhgs the re
Is now ale in The ece Of the Ciera OF the
Court u Lee csunty, IouA. a ksoknk the petition
and amended petition OF John q Monroe, claiming oi
u Day abe ksm Of Two Hundred snd Finy dollars,
with interest from Msy 29th, lsJ6 81 10 per 81. PEI
ansum. ~ money due him = promsssU ,lnote
made by said ID A Day 10 Wilsey, and BY him ~
signed to plaintiff. aud claiming of ell Of you the
foreclosure Of gage hi block 2ua, In Kso
kuk, lows, given To secure said note
Nov, ,ntless you appear and ans~es thereto ON OF
before Of the s~cond day of the ntxt tisni
Der Term Of said Coart, Judgment a.a s+ft-~ tote
closure Will be rrndcrvd srsnst YOU b. defaults 81
prayed for in plaintiff petition
McCRARY l. BRUCE
tet3d Auys fer Pisiatin.
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fssssssssS scS essaE1.sbLE1tSsAH - e11Assrs. ?
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No o,nEa woaKfosssEs TEE VALUE woax
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"Irns AkIiAsLx, coxPl.KTE, pxsIRABLE,'
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11NIQN PAPER ANDENVELOPES,
| Ladiss' Bath Post, at
BRowNELL's BOOK sroar,
spYS-d Cor. <th Il Main -ssN
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8! 'rd6 ids ME, BOD ijs geiiiuciat bate.
Dpb gar 5n 9clcen GIANT Dee 0otGns gb
Nch frir' id brute, nIs am Gag rce 6srrn,
u"o fudc Genen, bic nidt oIic tbun,
Aut la' i'd bcutc III ocr 8tcl eru,
"a ltttt 10 "a 2lm Sottatb ipuit III ru6'u!
2inb meibt ru, 6crr. ids aat III rriucr Gbre
s3rbn Dollar her. gum &aL orr &,rcbc bier.
linn wcnu cu mcUr pcn mir Ys,lauQf, tc9ebre
sHenn'7 nlht 81 picI ii, Wru th'c 3aben tw.
Dch hciiif minis ib ejncn eigueu Nllb
Nport i'm brmmrl no idb teiuen Namcn
SSrn cCn tcr YrolcMrt,r &creuGB
ltn0 pen @otlipl'n prrlisu tann, lotrr, Nmrn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-12-20

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