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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-08

HAu any scnoollnr never wrote "oIu a'O'u'
for the newspriut in my lile il you tnd
mistakes X poor spelin, in this, AK, ~
favor, that you wont ridicule it, but print it,
as it had ort to be printed for, in the a'rly
times, down in the state of Maine, where !
was born x brot up, we didn't have the
schooNu, neither in Kind nor qHRHt'tN which
the tax payers Of Rock Island are II tryln to
give TO my children,
We don't want t. be erumbers me 4 my
noighb5rs but ! will just state our ease II
look to YOU to ,hew us the remedy, have a
little girl, between ten u twelve years old,
who goes 10 the ward school. She reads (
spells a little every day, X that /. all, just
thus, only, she has been dom tor the last
year. The teacher, very sensible young
w0muH admits that the child might better
be doing something more that she thereby,
has become IDLE in her habits; that it would
be easier tor her, the teacher, 10 discipline
her school, if the children had employment,
up 20 their age and capacity but she, the
teacher has no authority to employ them,
Now the question is, If teacher of a school
hasn't authority to keep children, ten or
dozen years old, employed at something moro
than little reading y spellin, who has 4
why isn't it done? Why, Mr., Editor, with
all this goin to school from Jan. to Dee, with
all the biz school houses, big taxes, the regu.
lators 4 new tangled notions, I'm rally atcard
tina, I'm comm out head o my children,
with only six months schoolin in my whole
life time. I'm too poor To take your paper, but
| see it once in while { scncc begun this
letter to you, I've seen n piece in it, signed b.
that's Just 10 my mini-iust the kind o reas
onin it suits me 10 hear used That man.
whoever he may be, understands human ma.
tur, he understands how children should be
treated. This piece has drew me out little
on tho subject Of my boya. Two on 'em are
in tho war-but lyo nothin 10 say about them.
They don't belong to me any more, they be-
long to Uncle sam But have 4 third boy.
u couple Of years older than this girl, who
goes to the same school don't think he is
well behaved boy, but DO think the whip
pins he gets for he catches it regular, every
time the trhrpSter comes round) are not doin
himany good. \ change o treatment might
''>1'
TAKE WARNING by the fire this morning
and 90 to J, NJ. Burord and get your property
insured Ills comnouic, are sound
March --llwlt
hNih'l NL".'-H cry - ,''"','"E '"'
p'S' pou"''. '''''"'' N''"''''' va ~ ~ '''''
per EaiIoh' All "lH'F h'''S u groceries ~
90
'HEAfLK THAN ENEH'--N' IeFIy Is icccN-
ing wv oo'' 81 kerosene anu carbon "'''
""''n ne Is s''.'"s at t''c",S per S"'''"' vet
your cans IlIcu Il, ", .errS :
LADIES OYSTER SrppER.-The ladies of
the " Soldiers aid Society" will give a sup
per on Thursday evening the 18th of March,
at Island CITY hail. for the benefit of our
brave soldiers wounded in battle
The ladies of this society have been earnest
" working through the winter, and by aid of
the fund. received at the festival given last
l",'' many
'"' ~ ,''''' W 7'1" ''''
''''' ,''''' '''7 nv" wy
"7'''' ''y''7 ~ '',''
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J. =. pitl!~tOIf,

4 rrURNEY " COUNSELLOR at Law,
n Solicitor IN Chlncery, Real Estate and Cor
htlnp AgNnI, Moline.
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80" Under thus head limited numbctoi spec.
iai notices w!lbeluscrtcd AZ 10 cents pcr'lur each
insertion
Ds ShIri'S EtEcrNC OlLIs selling rapidly aud
performing many cures. Mcssrs. llacius y Spel-
del havesoid quite large quantity, already, and
they say It gives universal satisfaction, See adj
ycrtIscmcnt,
CouGHs.--lhc great aud sudden change of our
climate are fruitful sources of Pulmonary and
Neutrality-suspicious.. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and certain
~ when taken IN the early stage of the disease,
recourse should at once be had To RTownN
BroErhiCW Iroctry, or LoI"nges, let the Cough
Irritation Of the throat be- ever 50 light, AZ bN
this prccautlon more serious attack may be ci-
icctuaiy wardcd of.
The following IS an extract from a letter writ
ten 10y the Rev j. $. llome, pastor oithc Pierre
point street baptist church, Brookyn,N Y, to the
"Joutual aud Messenger" Cincinnati, a., aud
speaks volumes IN favor Of that worId-renowned
medicine, Mas. Wr>>lows SOOTHING SyRur FOR
CHILDREN rErruING;
Owe see an advertisement ~ your columns OF
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup, Now We never
said II word IN favor of patent medicine before
IN our lite, but We are compelled To say to your
readers that tins * no humhug-Irc hare friCt II,
dHd kH0r alto hcaN II claims. 1t is probably one
of the most successful medicines of the day, be-
cause 1t IS one Of the best. And those Of your
readers who have babies can't do better than lay
supply" aplG5 twawly
WHAT H. iT!
What II that blackcns gray whIskcrs IN five min
CuRI.TlDORO'S DYE!
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EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED.

Parties wishing information respecting the sale
of Rights and Machines will receive prompt atten-
ton by addressing
HYATT * CO.,
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CiiA-. VI. OSBORN,
HENRY i'i~l ttI.I..

4 rTORNEY aui Counsellor at Law, OF
4 fee ~ the Count tioG,".
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OxE Of the very best places, in this region.
to buy family groceries, i, at Temple Buford's.
His stock is ofthe very best quality. lie also
keeps Slip UandIery of all sorts, and his is
the only Ship ChandIery store in this region.
His assortment is complete. He also keeps a
heavy stock of lrou and Nails, of all kinds.
His prices, for everything he keeps, are low,
in accordance with the times. Notice his adj
vertiscment and give him call.
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i, VI. MOORE,

\XTuoLESALE Il RETAIL DEALER IN
w Hardware. Cutlery, lrsn, Nails, window
GLASS, ~, corner OF Illinois aud Buffalo streets,
Rock Island, III.
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TUE FIRST and the only man killed, from
this county, in defence Of the union, was an
rishman-corporalC onroy, of Capt. Gregg's
company. Several men from this county,
some OF our native born county boys, have
been wounded in the same cause, but the first
blood spilled was Irish blood, and the first
life sacraiiccl was that of IN lrishman, and n
catholic. What rcbuke is this to the intam
Gus know nothing clamor which ragged through
this town in lSj3-i. Then, certain valorous
patriots cried out: q" Put none but Ameri.
cans on guard Where are these men now,
when men are actually needed on guard p
They are safe in their houses, at home, while
lrshmcn and catholics are good enough
now, to bare their breasts to the bullets of
the enemies OF our country, or to stand guard
around the cold winter camps Of our army.
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NhNu'h'
NtRNOCk ~ KELLY


MANUFACTURERS of Soap and Cam
vi dies, Rock Island, III. Cash paid for laI'
low and Grease,
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ps. ShIrn's EtEcrHIo OiLIs selling rapidly aud
performing many cures. Mrssrs IacIus SpeI-
del havesold quite large quantity, already, and
they It gives universal satisfaction. See ad-
yCrtlScmCnt,
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business Cards.
j. J. B!!tRDSLES,
WILLIAM siiEARER,

4 rrORNEY x COUNSELLOR AT LAW
y Office ~ the Court House, Rock islahu'
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VINO STARTED TuE STORY I've have as
certaincd that tie story about Capt. Littler
and others alluded to in our paper of last
evening, is attributed to Lieut. Huntingdon
who was wounded at the battle of Donelson,
and who returned home on Thursday even,
ing last
This morning, II gentleman of Lndoubted
reliability, Mr.. }. f. Howard, assistant gen.
cral agent of the Illinois Mutual Insurance
company called on us, and said he was pre-.
sent, at Joliet, on Thursday, when the sub
ect was first mentioned to Lieut.. III. lie
says some one, from Davenport, who met
Lieut., II. on the cars, at Joliet, asked him
Lieut. Ii if he had heard the story about
Bob Littler. Lieut.. ii. said he had not. The
Davenport. man then related the old stories,
and said it was reported that Litter was to
be shot Lieut. H. (who was one of Bob
Littler's ieutenants) said that WaS the first
he hat hsard ofH, anH Mathe aunt Jeliece
,cord Of il! Mr.. Howard also says that
LieWs Krbir and J0Je werc ncrer mentioned
in any manncrt
We presume that scandal mongers can now
see that they had better be more careful how
they aid in circulating stories about our alb
sent soldiers
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They Stitch, Hem, Bind, Fell, Quilt
and Embroidcr without Basting.


The great trouble with sewing machines, thus
far, has been that those which are good for any,
thing, such a. Singers, Grover Bakers, or
NhccIcrS Wilson's, are too expensive, whilst the
cheaper ones were made SO imperfect that they
did not answer the purpose. Messrs. George r.
Collins Co., of Chicago, bring now before the
American public Elors Improved "pearl',
double threaded machine. which has all the per-
eCtons oi the higher priced machines, and only
costs SJO,--Grand RGpidS (Mici,) Adrertiser.
EHiors "Peari" Scpiag MlrhiH.--We can
truly say that 1t is. for the family, THE invention
of the age. How rapidly aud pleasantly It works!
and what convenience 1t must be Wewonder
II any family will be without them when they can
be obtained ut so low a price as $50. five had
wife, farm aud family, surely we should have
one Of these machines, for they are just the thing
for iarmcr's--or, for that matter, anybody's--
tanI y Boston Herah.
Cheap and Scrriccdbic-wo have, tor some
weeks past, had on trial one oil ElIIots Improv-
ed "Pearl' Sewing Machines, The price of
beng cheaper than that of any other machine, we
were somewhat skeptIcal regarding its reliability;
but after thorough and critical trial, we will say
1t lsc every way worthy OF the high reputation sus-
tanned by It. Its cheapness, instead OF detracting
from It's worth, makes IT the more desirable in
these hard tunes Its stitch is perfect and then
the working of it is simple that It's use s
| easily learned. TO our family friends we fully
| recommend lt-ChrStidn Times.
Farmers IIire, dHd DdughterS--We refer 10
Elllot's "Pcarl" Sewing Machine, the simplicity
and usefulness ofwhlCh cannot be over-cstImated.
1t has all the requisites OF good aud servlceabe
machine, and the price places 1t within the reach
IF all. To those of our readers who wish good
and, at the same time, cheap machine, we unhesi-
tatngly recommend the one above mentloned.-
farmers gazette.
EHi0tS haprOrcd "Pedri" SeWing Machine,
sold for $50, We believe to be as reliable and as
servceabc as any $50 or so Machine in the mar
ket--NOrthueSt ChWchmdn.
Every Family is fntereSted.-Our attention was
called, the other day, to an excellent machine,
which we believe to be the best and cheapest yet
introduced. II seems to be perfect in every way,
and 1t works admirably, being very simply and
thoroughly gotten up The price Of it IS but $50.
1t is Elllot's pearl" Machine. No family should
be without one. Ciereiaad Herdid.
For sale by ii. POWARS,
Near the Cor. of Ohio & Illinois SITS,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Agent for Geo. f. Collins Co.., Chicago, Ill.
y. Btu instructions given.
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NAMlA GROCERY AND PROVISION
II STORE Produce bought aud sold store
ON tn ,r,t corner ., orleans Ini outer streets
the Green Corner,
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AUCTION STORE.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE

at the same place, where he buys and sells OF,
Stoves, Rags, Old Iron, Copper, Brass, &c. &c
Also
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WHAT - III!

No. q Astor House, New York. Sold everywhere
and applied 10y all HAIR drcssc
Feb l9-twaw m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-11

the annexed sisinnacnt of the coalition OF sid
Company to the Antiitor Of the Htate Of Iowa.
In witness whe,enf. l have hereun;o 81
IL. B. my hand and affixed my utyicia seal IL the
City Of Hartford, ON thia the 7th dsy Of Jan.
uary. 1869. EDWARD GOODMAN,
Commissioners for Iowa in Hartford Conn.
AuDIroR's OSrIcH, Iowa,
Des Moines, Jan. Is, 1852.
In rs HEREBY CKHTIYIHD, That on the 1slh day of
January, 1852, sworn statement was hlet in this
Office, showing the condition Of the North Ameri-
in the State of Connecticut the frat day of Jan.
uary, A. ID 1859, In accordance with provision Of
an act of the General Assembly Of the State of
Iowa, entitled IAN act In relation TO Insurance
Companies" approved January 2sth. 1857, and an
Act amendatory thereto, approved February sth,
1858, that said statement shows that said Com
pany is possed Of the requisite amount of capital
and invested a. required BY law.
Authority u therefore given to this above named
State in accordance with the laws thereof, until
the slst day Of January, A d. One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty-three
1t 10 alse certified, That III, b. TEN EYCK, Of
keokuk, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for the coun
~ of Lee, with full power to take risks OF insur
ance therein, and 10 acknowledge service Of pro-
cess, as p divided by law, upon his fling with the
CLERK ri the District Court In and Tor said county
ther certified that The attached 10 true aud cor
rec copy Of the said statement.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
L. g. my hand and affixed my seal of Office, this
18th day OF January, 1862.
]. w. CAfTELL, Auditor OF State
Dan ELLYsoN, Deputy.
II. b. TEN EYCK, Agent. feb2s-lw
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r EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur wolcott, Clara Wolco,t. Nathan Ee~som.
Geo II CHI, Price, Ferris h Co. Geo q Rfci ardson,
Ellhu Turner, Gro HI Grossm All, Grim FL Il JAnkip.
rsxrsm, Payater Davis 1ps< nce,t, Hunter Scott,
James Kent Ssntee Co, VIM Gray don Co, Lind
BFtfhcr e Go, hbbttt1 Juhns & CIR. :
Yea are hereby notiAsd thatthere u on Ale In
the odce Of the Clerk Of the District Ceurt OF Lee
county, lows u Port Madscn, the petition Of Elirur
Wotcott claiming OF you Arthur woicctt, the sum OF
Seven Hundred and Seventy Dollars, with interest
from rne 7h. 1854 At tbs rate Of ten per cent. per
annum, payable annually. at rate a. money i 81
~ due him from you, Arthur Nsicott on n rrpnix-
sorry note and claiming against ell Of YOU TIE lore.
closure OF given by The sHid Il se
cure he payment Of said The eastefiy halt OF
lot In bisck a. in the city Keokuk county Of Lee
and State OF Iowa.
Nov, uniess you appear and defend thereto on be-
fore Of the second day of the tenn ef raid
coaf commencing ard 10 be holden on the third Non-
day ofMRs 1862. u Fort Madison. defaalt will be
entered against you and Judgment rendered thcre-
for amount claimed interest and costs Of M liz slse
decree cutting OF and foreclnsinr all your rights In
aud 10 The equity OF redemption of the said property
Ne personal claim 10 made against any of yen ex.
cept said Arthur Weicoit.
EoCRARg d RRrCr,
fet9s-dlm Atty's Tor pi'tf.
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sunarY zee rul aee.p,..

a hot shovel held over vanished fur.
niturs, will take out white spots.
A bit Of glue dissolved in skim milk
and water, will restore old Grape.
Ribbons of any kind should BE- washed
in cold soap suds, and not rinsed.
II your fiat irons are rough, rub them
we'll with fine salt. and it win make them
smooth.
Dat straw is the best for filing beds II
should be changed once year.
Ii you are buying carpet for durabili.
fy, choose small figures.
A bit Of soap rubbed on the hinges Of
doors, Will prevent their creaking.
Scotch snuff put on the holes whore
crioaets come out, will destroy them.
Wood ashes and common salt. vet With
water, will stop the cracks Of stove. and
prevent the smoke from escaping.
a gallon OF strong lye put in barrel d
water, will make it q soft a rain water
Haif : cranberry bound on corn, will
soon XIII it. -
70 winter set the handle of your pumn,
. high as possible at night, or throw .
blanket over it.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur Woieott, Clara Woicott, Nathan Ncvsom
Geo II. Gill 4 Go. Price. Ferris co, Geo C Rich
ards"n rnhr Turner, Gecrre III Crossuan Grim
neil a JENKINS. Pegram, Pasnssr Dasi L. Lppsn.
cell, Hunter Scott, James Kent. EsHfef * Co, WIN
6rasdon Co. Lind, Brother a. Co, Albeit johns
d Co
Yon hereby notifed tina, there i. now on n,s In
the Office OF the Ciefk az District Court 81 Ie4
county Iowa, Mt Fort Madison The petition Of Eisur
Wolcot, Executor OF The estate Of Elhu wos.t, de-
ceased ciatnink OF Arthur Neieot the sria 81
tfs@en Hundred and twenty elk Dsiisn siih inter.
est On the same fron May fsth 1884 rste OF len
PEI cent per snnnm, az neney Justly due or prom
iSeors note Tor said which raid fxiafa hax
paid for ssid Arthur Gotcats; aud rtainan OF Won
All the foreclosure 81 morigaGe given b ssid OIL
colt, TO secure said note The ssstrriy half Of lot
four IN bloch tvsnfy-ni,e IN the city Of Keokuk Lee
comfy Iowa.
Nov, anies. yoa sppesr and plead thereto on or be-
iofe noon OF the second day ~ the Hext May term OF
said court, to be begun ard hotesn n PORT Mnetnn
on The third Monday Of May. Iade. iuns-n-nt uiii
be rsndsfsd sgasnst son bs default for the nmaunt
claimed interest and costa, Ass decree cutting .fI
barring and forerlnsiBF ell yuSs In and tr the
sanis. Of redemption Of said property. No persena
eIAIni Is made against Any RI but Arthur Eeitsst
McCRAEY d BRUCE.
ieeszts1m Atty for Pitr.
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jAnl7dIm
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, CLARK II. Robinson, OF the State Of Ohio,
the tw snty-t day Of August, d. 1859, cxecu-
ted and delivered TO Deed Of Irust, for the pay
ment OF q certain ,um OF money therein mentioned,
the folio described lots pieces and % rex b
OF land situate and being In the county Of Han
cock and State AZ liiDis ta-wst Lots No. seven T,
eight sl. nine fs1 ten fieI eleven I'M and sixteen
li6I in block thirty i've a5l: lots fourteen M
Teen ISL and axeen MOI In block twenty Ave Isl
lots three four III and ave t5, il block siKbsesu
lisl lots ten Il0l and eleven III. In block twenty
six (e6) oil in ReevSs DaSkee. sanord Co - addition
70 Oakwood and nsnsiton, HADneck conuty, State Of
Illinnis which said deed Is recorded In vouse nine
(g) OF Bonds and Mortgages, 81 the records OF said
county OF Hancock on pages three hundred and nfiy
~ (3S2) and three hu ndTed and efty -ahrsst35J.
Nov, by reason 81 default having been made ~
said Clark H. Robinson In this performance Of the
itions OF Aaid deed and the payment Of the monies
therein specified, Saturday, the hh dsy OF April,
A d. ledR, hstwsen Tho hosys Of O'Clock .. N. and
O'Clock p. said day, will. BY virtue Of s.id
deed proceed 70 self the property above Described q
public vepdue 10 III. highest bidder, In 'front.' 81 hs
Post Once in the city Of HAMILTON for Cash.
fpbal a J.. A. DUkKkE.
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I = -
lHERITF'S SALE.

STATE offow1, LIN CousrY-ss.
by vstueofs execution 10 me directed, tssu ed by
the Clerk of tho Dssic Court said county in favor
q william Coleman sndskainst Curtis \. Cenn and
u B Smith, have levied upon and wilisell &c the
highest bidder ii The door OF the Clerks cfcs
q the District Court u Lee county. Iowa a. Keotuk
10 said county, he 18th day 81 March, D. 1eCa,
between the hours Of o'clock y. and o'clock p.
M. Of snld day, commencing 1T O'Clock p the fol-
lowing property .to-wu: Ict Yin block ~, lot In
block e5 lots and nbieck lS7, lots and In block
ii, except 40 te&t in ID rent by 70 feet dee of the
rear end Of said let, lets and in block &C. lot
IN black Co. bet In block L. all In the city Of Eco
kak Also part Of the northwest quarter o. section
tvs've uxl township 81 north, rssGe wen. begin-
ming ~ the southwest Of Tho northwest quarter
OF said section running thence east the line dividing
the northeast Quarter and the southwest quarter Oh
said section 80 Tods, to The center the laid ous
and proposed Graad Avenue from KsokuA TO Mont
thef CO north along the centre OF said Avenue
90 rods. thence west 20 rods said ne thence
aeng said west line 70 rods 70 the beginning cop.
tainiBr IN eli ten aeTeA
Taken and levied upsn sstbe property OF u. b. Smith
70 satisfy said writ Of execution.
N. O. HEDGES
fehs-dim Sherih Lee cennty
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r EGAL NOTICE.

and Bro:
You, md each ef yon besrAy nsttf~d Tint the
Il now on le ia the once 81 tho Clerk ~ the Hstris,
Geart of Leo County. lo~B al Fort Madison retitlon
OF Hiram Barney ella ming OF rsa, John Early The
OF one hundred and say dnlsrs, With ten per
Interest per annnm. payable snBasly, IA money dns
Mortgage made by you 10 CbsriesAsson ard sines
assigned % ssid Hiram Barney dated Sept eD:h is4
also cisiminx against zach of yen the for scscsure
ca In black hundred and forty eight tl<el In the
city u keckak, Lee County, Iowa, for the ursha ss
money; and further ssksx for saic of ssd premises
and general relief.
And unless .ou apesr and answer said petition on
or before noon ofthe second day q The nsatterm
said Coust, 10 commence NJ Fort MADISON the Bird
Monday OF Nay A. ID. fe0e . default viii be srtrred
against you and ud&m end reutef.d thereon prs,ea
for In ssid petition.
-=z--==----- NOBLE 4 STRONG.
feh23-din Aftorpeys for PlnfptfH
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EGAL NOTICE.

To Mauen Demon smith. You are hereby notified
that there 10 fie In the cn.ce Of the Clerk
ihe District ceur OF Tee County, Iowa, al Fort
Madison, petition OF MiDervs A. Smith cha lining OF
you divorce from the bouds Of pintrimoHy nov ex-
listing betw you and her and for the
u her children by you, and for her and
eral relief. on the ground Of wlfui descrion.--
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before noon Of the second day OF the next term OF
safd Court. 10 be held al Fort Madison Aforesaid
the third Monday IN May next. default and dee
prayed tor will be eItsre aipst you Order OF pub
ttcatfun hRs been mace 4th OF January
SEMrLE 4 FINLY,
janiTdlm An'ys for Pisntin.