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from said service, be entitled to the situation
they occupied previous to their enlistment"
According to the Vineyard Gazette, instead of
the full quota of Chilmark having enlisted.
rejecting the bounty, not one enlistment has
taken place in that town. At grand war
meeting held at Bradford, on Thursday even
ing, Henry Carter presided, and made an
able and patriotic speech, in closing which he
gave two sons to his country, to Join two
Others already in the service, one of whom
was educated at West Point and participated
in the battle of Bull Run, and has been in
most of the battles on the peninsula, and the
other has seen a year of service as volun-
teer.
A series of war meetings have been held in
Montpelier, VT, with speeches by Mr.. Dill
bingham, senator Nesmith of Oregon, and
others. A war meeting at Bellows Falls,
Tuesday, was attended by over 2000 people.
Ludlow has voted to pay S25 bounty to every
accepted volunteer: Rupert 500. Another
company is well under way in Caledonia and
Essex counties. MeSSrS. Fairbanks of ST.
JOhnsbury, the platform scale manufacturers,
offer S25 bounty to any of their employees who
desire to enlist. The Brattleboro' PheniX
says that those who run of Il notion that
recruiting proceeds slowly in Vermont should
bear in mind that it is not yet three weeks
since recruiting papers were issued; that it is
the busiest season in all the year; and that
two regiments are recruiting at the same time
Since the recruiting commenced for the 10th
and l1th regiments enough men have already
volunteered to form one regiment, and the
returns average fifty men per day.
At town ,ncptine, held in R,rrinotop p
a bountv of s3O0 was offered IN each VOL
nntoor T. tbo last n,oetinlr Of tbn Rbodo
IsIapd control r,;I;tor, conor,;ttoo tho frIIoy,-
inc resolution was nassed Inv a unanimous
vote and conv forwarded tn the Governor
Resolved That in tbn oniriop If tha state
central military committee the cvigepcios of
the case ren,,ire tbot tbn conmond9r-in-chief
shoud immadioteIv incroase the number of
the active militia ~ Rbodo island Inv adIin@
thereto tbe o,,t;ro orrollod militia of The stotG
In New Tondon the number of names in
tbe militia onrollmant of tha town. inst COM
Melted i hatwaer twelve and thirteen HIM
III oorl -
mich comniaint nf the efforts on the mart of
;ndiyidnaIi in many towns to nreyent enlist
inn A. Win,lsnr ! ocl,S tbo secossio,, SWIM,
,,atuar, a,,o,, n,,d bo1j IN +a; traascn
Pia narts ,',, + 50 ho arros+od
Tbora l. now fnrnoin1r in Wosb;ngton =
blact rea;ronnt tho celorad man anIistinor
ranidlv and ,,ro,,ar;T, fa. any, o,,,orcronn,s
Tbo f3lIou,;,rf rot;t;a, also oirc,,latn-r 4,
New York cf, rN :. IT, J1s Erce17enr, 15,n5o,a
Linco1n p,e:;dsnt IF The TTa;ted StatcS ~
The nndarsirnod citi3ors ~ tbo 'sto+o Of Now
York beino- au,are thot +1oro ara tbo,,sands
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opinion as to the expeiiency of such step
for future levies, In this state, andln others
As far advanced toward completing their quo
tas. it might not be desirable HoT to change
the plan of recruiting under the present re-
ouisiticn. They will complete them as spec
div as could, under all circumstances, be ex-
pected. But no one who watches the progress
of this fearful struggle believes that three
hundred thousand men will be the limit The
determination that the authority of this gov
ernment shall be restored and respected
throughout its rightful boundaries, is as pro-
found and firm in the popular heart to-day as
it was when fort Sumter fell. But it is
as clearly certain that such result will
not be achieved without largely in
creased force. The war has resolved itself
into physical contest of sections. The rebel
states have a large loyal population indeed !;
but the government ignores them, and while
it does so they will not, of course, in any
useful numbers, come to its side. The bur-
den of this great work is still to be borne by
the northern states, 1t is a sign of encourage
ment and promise that they are still willing to
bear it. TRUST THEM, Mr.. President Pin your
faith to their unalterable loyalty. 1t will not
fail you. They stand on no doubtful ground.
They have no Gov. Magoffins to ''juggle'
them-no disloy al people to be '.juggled" out
of the Union.
There is also very general desire in this
part of the State that the whole militia should
be at once recognized, and at least reason
able contingent kept in readiness for duties as
they may rise. How much, how very much
it would have saved the nation if such pru-
dent torethought had prevailed before
our recent disasters! Let them at least
teach the lesson that it is profitable to
be wise hereafter. This is not favor
which the state asks of the citizen, but debt
of long standing which the citizen owes to
the state. 1t has not needed repayment till
now; and now no honest citizen thinks of re-
pudiating the obligation. Call upon them
whoever has the authority and the power !
Call upon them, as they are wanted, in the
manner prescribed by wise and Just laws
which they themselves have made, and which
have virtue enough, and to spare, to dispel all
the clouds which have gathered above us.
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CAMP WooL.-Sunday services at camp
Wool were conducted yesterday by Rev. Mr..
Fairchild of Sterling. There was the usual
large attendance of visitors to the grounds A
sword, sash, belt, and shoulder straps were
presented on Saturday night last, in camp, to
Lieut. Albert C. Walker, of company II, 34th
regiment by his friends in that company.
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own country.

The SOLDIERS Notwithstanding the
morning service at the Union church, yestcr-
day, the pastor suggested to those of his con-
gregaton who should join in excursions down
Narragansett bay, the present week, the pro-
priety of carrying such delicacies as would
be useful or agreeable to the sick and wound
ed soldiers in the hospitals. In the Ports
mouth grove hospital alone there have been
from fifteen hundred to two thousand of these
claimants to grateful remembrance and sym
pathy. 1t may be well to state in this con-
nection that the soldiers hospital on Mason
street, in this city, preparing under the aus
pieces of Mr.. Wellington, will be closed for
few days, till the necessary arrangements
have been made about patients.
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This communication from the New England Wo-
mems Auxiliary Association, Boston, has fallen into
the hands of the Soldiers Relief Committee and is
published with the hope that it may reach the ewes
of those who merit the thanks expressed
Boston, July %, 1862
The ladies of the association gratefully acknowl.
edge the receipt OF two boxes ofhospta stores from
the ladies Of Worcester which are most acceptable
at this time. Miss WILLIAMS EN- Com
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CITY AND COUNTY.


The colored citizens of Worcester enjoyed
a pleasant day, Friday, at Davis Grove. on
the shores of the beautiful Quinsigamond in
celebration of the liberation of the slaves in
the English West Indies, Aug. l, 1884. They
spent the early part of the day in rambling
about the groves, along the shore of the pond,
and in swinging, &C., until > o'clock, when
they were called to order by Mr.. Allen Walk
er, the president of the day. Mr.. Edward
Gimby was chosen secretary. Prayer was of
fered by Rev. Mr.. Lewis of the Laurel street
church. The president then announced, in a
brief and appropriate speech, the purpose of
the meeting, and introduced DIR. Brown of
Portland, who gave a most appropriate adj
dress, which was frequently applauded. Rev.
DIR. Smith of Worcester and Rev. Mr.. Lewis
followed. Between the addresses, the songs,
''God speed the right" ''America, and other
appropriate songs, were sung by the young
ladies. At o'clock an excellent chowderwas
served, and at an early hour the party return
ed home, quite happy in having enjoyed day
of rational pleasure, cheered by the hope that
they might soon enjoy another day in SINH
lar manner, in commemoration of the greater
emancipation which must take place in our
own country.
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WEER,
DAYS. - WI W bancroft, " yrs mos
In Leicester. Aug l, MAY. infant d,,cbtor 90 ,,.-
and Sarah Richardson - ''' u'ubhter OF FRANK
2sth MILO Juy u Sarah Ann Morse II yrs mos.
DAVID Fisher, 2 yrs Is davs -'''' "eoIse W son oil
Chari. VI July ~ Daniel Aldrich 20 yrs moss 3ls
NIa.Gy " son of G Brown, yrs mos IA ia, "io'
Va u luz Ined states hospital near Harrison Landing
a. Of 49, D VI typhold fever, William T ButterWor;b
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SIMEON DRAPER, OF New York, who has
entered upon his duties as commissioner to
execute the order relating to officers and sol
diers absent from duty, is to commence his
work, this week, in New England.
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smiths Curative Cleansing Compounded
superiOrremedy for Headache, Burns. Sore lips Bowel
Complaints. CankeT, Piles Sore Throat, &c, &C. For
ale by BUSH CO., "a Front street by the dozen on
ingle bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y3O
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Aye, one word and forever ends
The Judas-counsel of fair false friends.
Ends the doubt and the vain debate.
Ends the weary tange Of state
Ends forever the troublous ghost
OF fleet or file from the Old World coast,
(Bome over the shuddering seas to swell
The waning SquadrOns of Death and Hell)-
Aud nation springs once more to the fight
With the deathess warcry OF God and Rghtw
Hartford Press.
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DIR. j. Wesley Kelley. Analytical Physician
viii be in attendance at the Medical Office l42 Main
street, Worcester to consult with patients upon all dis
eases, during THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the It'll and
Sth of August (0fce ddUtce fee) Ladies' and Gentle
men are iRUited 10 call d6t&w2t iy30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-04

LAsELL FEMALE SEMINARY.-The next
term of this excellent institution begins Sep
TENDER IL. See advertisements
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MidTife MRS. NJ. W. GERALDS, PHYSICIAN AND
ouCCEsS.uL MIDWIFE, No. 4S Exchange street Special
ALtenOh gwen to Uterine Complaints and dis Eases Of
P. Il. d+t " an" i''in ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-04

- .. F. HARRIS, Dentist. 1853 Main street opposIe
thenew Mechanics Han Building. o5
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Gcnts' Fine Shirts made to order in the most i'm
proved style, and in the hest at short notice
by \. WALBRtDGE, No. American House Block
Shirt Patterns cut. diff o3i
Clafiim is making splendid Photographs coIored or
plain tom small Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes lSe
Hainstreet. diff al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-04

M Cothn Ware Rooms, No. , Bangs EsIock.-
me Undersigned would respectfully call the attention
Of the public to his Coffin Ware Rooms now open at No
Bangs Block, opposite the Court House. VIII, re will
nc found constantly on hand C0FFINS and CASKETS
of all sizes and patterns and trimmed with the
best material. Also Coffin Plates and Robes.
,,-. r., - 500 j. w. BROOKS.
worcester, Feb. Is, 1852. diff
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Horse Blank cts and Army Blankets
Those in want had better call on j. Nj FOLIA NSRFE
MOB Washington Square, before purchasing dtfoig
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Geo :. IEOppIn a. Co, Commission Merchants
a ii dealers N Flour, Corn Rye Oats Buck Wheat
and fb aed o. ail kinds Fine and Coarse Feed, Butter
ic19 'ese' 4dechaale street, worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-04

roInn me a. nn'on Asestored.-F. A. CLOUGH would
that Union Gth islrlends and the public generally
ter yc than eveT w ms old Dressing in
anon all WHO may favor him with call att - "e,e a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-04

YOU wish for splendid picture OF your child call
CtaRtn s. lSo MAN street His arrangements are com
plete for producing lkenessinstantaneousy dtf ak
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DIR. Sweet's EnfaIsibIe Eminent is truly
riend in need, and every family should have j. at hand
o23
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S5rs' 9. Goodwin, an experienced ana spccce-
tu Midwife holds nersefi readiness day and ngbf 70
attend to the duties of her profession Residenca
AGStnstreet. ar D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-04

Giaaln is making Card Photographs unequalled In
TINS country. Give him a call diff ,nvo
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DIR. G. A. Hill attends to all SpeciaI Disooses n,
Wales anu Females, at his Medical 0ffce No 50 Main
sett worcester Mass: See his advertisement of the
greatest Female Remedy of the Age in this noner w.
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FUR NISIING UNDERTAKER
His Coffin WarerOOms at 50 Front street. where can
always be found large assortment of Collins of all diff
terent kinds Of patterns Mentalc and Walnut Baskets
of all sizes Coffin Plates and Robes the best pattern
4.e-e,ts- "esidence SO Front street. diff auI4
Drs. Miller ID ChaEIperIin, Dentists, I42
Mainstreet. dtaul o4
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Have You Bought Your Clothes Yy'rin~crS
II so, you have bought too soon CTTNNiTseS -
S,WALL0W'S SELF REGULATOR is The Mscbin 60
anoVe an others III use (no altering screCs for everv
piece, ana NO IRON RUsT) A child can wiring yon.
e snI sso with do this Machine wei an d CSn
MAR street, opposite Brinley Hall '"op' Evo
Agents wanted in every State civ and ,ro,,r o..
County, and Town Rights for Sale gnu ~ S f5te
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u h. Nichols, RI. H., HosneOpathic EBbvsI
eian-ohice residence ll2 Main street Once bSnrs
from ! to andfrOm to O'Clock p M " i'N0 Ho"Is
Worcester, October 20, 1850 DIFF -.
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Mrs: u. Il Clark, Ne. H., Physician and snc
ter @ WouII announce to the ladies of Worces
PeGalar 70 females scientifically aud successfully Con
ner OF Myrtle dtf wv "'ih street., cor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-22
NOTICE.

To Genrge B. Reid, r. \. Mckinney, Thomas Paget,
william irvine, X Irvine, Willard sHow, State
OF Iowa. for use Of School Fund. tEzra P.ater, A.
q. Camp bell and Wm Miller, executors ~ Jacob
Miller deceasedl ''Cusller White Lead Coompsny /"
Arnold Kendall. Ciafir, Mellen Co.. h.
hrDaaWeii, x. baxin, Allen IL CO., samuel Engle
VIM Th"mI son d CO., Nat. Lafert, John Quirk
Rriuon y Ca., Marshall Il Mckee VIM. Wclch, N:
T. lionasson II Murdoch Il Co, Price J. Patton
and Co.. James watson, Brooks 4 Reed, Moser and
Wild, and Geo. Riies 4 Co, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there Is file inthe
Clerk oftce OF the Dist Court Lee county Iowa ~
keokuk apetiiion Of Hiram Barley, claiming n juds-
ment against you, Geo. h. Reid, for the OF Three
Thousand Dollars, upon Your mortgage and against
all the above defendants claiming TIE foreclosure by
said mortgage made by said Geo. b. Reid 10 Charles
Mason, upon Lot eighteen ISL In Block foury four
lii IN hasons upper addition to the city OF Ksokuk,
in Lef county, Iowa, the sale OF said premises 10
of said debt, tho extnguishment Of the equity Of
dempon and for general relief and also for gener-
al Judgment and general execution against said Geo.
b Reid for what the sae OF said premises VIII not
pay off.
Now must appear aud ans wer to said petition By
eff the second day OF the next term OF said Court
he held mt kcoku on the first Monday ofFebrnary,
fault III. SCOTT HOWELL,
#S plaintiffs Atty
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NOTICE

To John Zwa,is Berra'd Nv arts, Geo G. Anderson &
Co., Geo. G. 4adtrsa. N. Is. Magoun, Hatch d
Thompson, FlckbH n Lucas, Wlllisia tnrkett j NJ
BreedeD. Scott Otmsby, A. y - mon, T. u
blackwell Daniel Maboney. Chap y Lee, State u
Iowa, for Of School Fund a Iosmer lon ,
State Insurance Cnrnrnny. thittenden h Mct5aFfe
Il, H.. a ID. W. Ford IA muei hamilton, y. w. g. II.
Tucker. Nj. p. STARTS, .. x j. M. Smith, Zugg G.
X. VOORHEES, h CO., Mahoney Alton Joseph CoIlins
IT. w sample Geo o. Neil. Jane Tarbei r. IRA
mer, X. Do0thel, Jas Tamilty, surviving partner
KinrS Tumilty:
lou. 4nd each Of you, hereby notified that Their
Is file In the Office Of The Clerk OF the Dstr
Gourt Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk petition OF
Hiram BarpeS claiming OF you John warts and Bern
ard warts the sum OF Four ThouAAud Doilars W tn
ten per cent interest per annum payable annually
money due q Mortgage made by you 10 Charles
Mason and since assigned 10 said Hiram Barney datrd
October ist 1855, also claiming against each ~ the
foreclosure said Mortgage the same being Gu Lets
one q two l2l three ia four ~ FIVE rs aud six
l6 in Block ffty eight t5r ytrg partly IN Rods Adj
dtion and partly In Masrin's Lower Add ition the
city Of k.osus Lee touDtv, Iowa, for Vi. purchase
money; aud fafler as.ng for sal or said premises
and general relief
And unless son appear and aasasr said petition OH
before 81 the second day OF the next tern Of
said Court. 10 commence at hsot o the FIRST Mon
day II February, D., 1863, defiant xIII be entered
z inst YOU and judgment rendered thereon pray
sRd petition.
NOBLE STRONG
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To & W Kay, BcfuanI, ] o bernard and WIN X
Loek~oGd, Guardian Tor Ltfs u fhos Resor and II
~ Crawford Co, Dpfet aAHfs:
You are hereby notified thatfhsfp Il now ON file In
tbe taerhs once of the bisrci Court II Lee county
lows, at heokuk, petisiQh 81 George 4. Riilourne
Claiming judgment against you, C. w Eny 4 ~
bernard and j. ~ BERNARD for Five Thousand ava
Eve and bS-loo ho!Ara npoh Your notes and r.cr,-
gage giysn TO ~ w hitbourGo for the sale or said
MprtgaEed premises, being thirty acres ~ Land
W The seufhswcst quarter Of Sectfon fourteen ft4l
Township DOL Range west. for the fGreri ssfs IL
SAID marriage. the exit ngushn.eut Of ;Ae equpy OF
redemption and general relief with costs, and also
PRAYING for an injnnction against you G. W. Rsy J.
o. BERNARD nuo u Bernard and all our agents
assigbees % habls from digsnK UP, lnguGing ~.
moviug anJ ~ the 5onug trees, .RergrsaBs shrub
berry on said land, which injunction has nov ed
Now you mast aFpeut anE answer tsid p-qsttsp Ly
noon 81 The second aRs ~ Tic term OF said Court
10 be held at heokuk on the fist Monday ~ Pebruary
u lres. or Judgment and decree prayed for Wi
be had therein by default.
ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
oet2S'asw Plaintiffs Atty.
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To franklin Hsrshman, A. Hanson a. Co. conpnbie
sHd SaiyEb. Defendants:
halr are hereby notified that there lie on file in
tbe tB'rks Office Of the District Court 81 Lee County
iowa = ke"kuk petition of Hiram Barney claiming
q JGatJltH a4ainkI YOU FrsskTR HATshllan Tor the
sum OF FogI thousand DfllAfs upon our mortsare
and as against ait the above
lhs foreclosure OF NOR nsFde bs said Franklin
Hafshn an 70 LhaFtfs ASsp pl9h he Fast half ft Of
the south West quarter OF Section Hirr 81 ana the
North West grartercf Seciion sixteen ts tn 1o~osAip
1901 sfsis-sia- North Range t5 ave ns.tt also he
North Hfst Ill quarier ~ AoftA Lsst quarter Al by
Section twenty -four I2sI W Township sxty-six feGI
North ksrge ELK l6l west In Lee County the rn!e ii
shh premises 10 pay IN said debt, The nguishment
OF he equity OF redemption aud for genera ref
nlse for personal Judgment against sf4 Ffmk 10
Harshman for what the sale Of said prem 5. tat
pas Of.
Ms toE must appear and aasS petition by
u3'H q ne tfc0ud DAY - The Carr 70
bt ht ~ ko1Euk on iho EAST sa=y 81 February, A.
u, i1as3 or iG5gm cat vii! bt bac trata by default
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
o1bfw Piaiptif's Au'y.
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NOTICE.

To } h. Wheeler, Agnes p. Sparkling s. Rsilnps
Lucinda Billings, Charles &. Abbott, Apna " Abbott
ID. u. Gray, Miller, MaheN n Co.. Arch bold Hender-
son, w Rankin. Pyelotius, Patteu, Lane IL heri.
am, Galloway Webstert Emma NJ, Williams, exc
cntor OF Geo II. Williams deceased, Andrew Web
ster, Geo. &, Anderson Co, Hanford * Bro, r.
W. PhinHey Reynolds ard Richardson, Geo. c.
Anderson, ke8kuk Female College A. G. Highly
Washington Union, insurance CO., Cleveland, Aa-
jual Insurance Co., O. Is. 9wcedy, Peter striker
Shapleigh, LAY Gu GHH 5rd Roberts 4 Co., Aiex
Johnston, NJ. n George & Hrn., Hiram Barney. II
v. 7. Block, II. II. Carr Ben Johnson, Henry Y. p.
Black, p w. Potter, II. ID. ward James W.
Grimes, George T. Jens ms, II. 7. Taylor. Cake n
Andrews, Duyan Keighler Co. Henry ~ Taylor
John Tennis ii Co. Hodges and Bras VIM. TAgmp.
q Cos, ID. w kilbourne, Josiah IIaines:
You and each ofyou are hereby Notified that There s
nov on file in the Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court ~ Lee county, Iowa, at kcokuk, pet lon of
Lucinda Eason, with Joshua Eiason her husband al
iestffs thai seritft i t4r+- ta tots No
4 and IL IN Bloch forty, Ia the City OF keokuk, Lee
County, iowa, made BY said $. 3. Billings and Iu-
clnda Billings, To said Charles S. Abbott through and
under whom said LUCINDA Etias0n claims title same
never recorded and that certain judgments
ed by the other defendants above named against sad
s. 8. Billings cloud and shadow upon her title TO
he said real estate, aud PRAYING that the may
removed al her title auieted aFHtns all Hen OF said
iutsmert, ulsn alleging that Acrfia det az said real
- a.. gRsde by II. Al Griffith Slerifi 50 SAID county
t1s ~ 2. K " atcler, padef al EssGe ,r4 socres
ob4,ue' ga .aid art at spessi Maytr. ~, s. .ft
by said AgBts T.. Spauiding In SUIT % E..c ate
against said ). Billings and others was ~roSs aiI.
and Illegally made. and said decree and sale wIotE
fully and illegally obtained and made and pras VT
The same mas be Cancelled and held Tor nsusht TAI
as the same effect the haIfef said Lot, eeve,
and twelve, and thai she be permitted 10 redeem said
real estate from said sale and for oher and general
relief.
And that unless You and each OF you appear on OF
before Of the second day pt thn term of he
eaid Court, aud s,i1 teft9n, adefAnn will be
entered against gh sfn il1rl I4ndernd thereon
NOBLE q aliJNC. Piashtlr's An'y.