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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-04
NOTICE.
Flour Mill for Sale

The subscriber, having entered into a .or,,.
building the Railroad from Danville to GreepsSe Ct
DESTROYS of devotng his whole time to thai wnrI Il
oners his STEAM Mill for sale The properly !, ~,
uated in the town of Charlotte, on the North Gr'
Rail Road, has six run of Mill Stones. and ,bs TI
has high rePu'ationthroughout the Southern ConTS
eracy Sonled-
1t has also Barrel Factory, with improved M.ebi,.
ry, aud Cooper shops attached. which III "Aeni0e-
with the Mill o. separately JOEN u,,r T Ur sod
Sept. Is, 1852. If "AhNHS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-04

MEcHANIcs.-It used to be said that we had no
mechanics IN this country; but it can't be so said
now. The .conscript is working wonders in that
respect; and shoemakers tanners foundrymep
eoopers, blacksmiths, ,wagonmakeEs, millwrights,
iron, makers, &c, are multiplying rapidly And
not less remarkable is the fact that mechani-
cal occupations covered by the Exemption Act
have suddenly attained degree of responsibility
they never possessed before in the estimation of
some very clever people Bully for the conscript.
We shall soon be community of artisans Coun-
fer-hoppers and lawyers amt nowhere Leather
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-04
Distribution of the School Fund.

OFFICE IF RLnlH,o tobro h
ea County
D
lf heGe
President coo Literary Board
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-04

b6rA few weeks since farmer in Illinois
tradled three acres of wheat. A night or two
afterwards, his wife not to be out-done by him,
'radied three babies.-Erchanss.
Such crddlin9 must be very interesting to a
'OOr man, considering present high prices
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-04

PRoFIrABLE TRIP.-Never, since the war
commenced, has there been so grand and profitable
tour made as the one just accom- plished by Cen.
erai Bragg. just think of it; he has captured
from the enemy, and purchased from the citizens
eoSetner' enough to load train of wagons forty
mites long. His whole army has fell back towards
the Gap to protect this valuable train and as it is
now safe from capture, Bragg will retire with his
army just where it suits him.
The arrival of this train will play smash with
the Jeans speculation in this country, as it is
bringing one million yards good Kentucky leans.
They also bring large amount of clothing. boots
and shoes, two hundred wagon loads of bacon, six
thousand barrels of picked pork, fifteen thousand
good mules and horses, eight thousand beeves
ana a large lot of hogs. No wonder that Bragg's
army ie!i back to protect such valuable cargo
GreencWe Tena,) Banner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-04

Charlotte, N. c.,
Has resumed the Practice of Medicine, and 90, 1.
found at his Office in Brawleys Building, Immediate,
over Drucker and Helbrun's Store or At hi. ro,;dE
Feb. rs, 1852
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-04

The market price paid for Hides, by
May l3, 1862 If s. NJ HOWELL
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

ing her crimson cheek. tell you, Harry,
there is not another like her in the United
States. Dou't you think she looks very much
like her mother used to Z"
Very much fatered."
Halo I" said Frank. with a suddenuess
that made me starte violently, I" had forgot
ten 10 introduce you to 10y wife, believe you
and she used to be playmate in your days.
Eh. Harry |" and he slapped me on the back.
" For the sake of old ii iues, and because you
were not here at the wedding I will give yon
leave to kiss her oc'-but mind old fellow,
don't repeat the ceremony Come-here she
is, and FOR once will manage those ferocious
moustaches of yours in the operation"
He pushed L;zzy, laughing and blushing.
toward me. A CLEAN Of light and hope, al-
most too dazzling to bear came over me, and
| cried out before thought mot Mary"
1t must have betrayed my secrets to every
one in the room; but nothing was said-even
Frank was this tiu.e silent. | kissed the fair
cheek of the young wife and hurried to the
silent figure looking out Of the window
Mary-Mary Moore" said /, in low
voice, have you alone no welcome to give the
wauderer Z"
She tnrued and laid her hand in mine aud
murmured huredy--
=" am glad to see you here, Harry?"
Simple wordS-and yet how blest tney made
me ! | would not have yielded up that mo-
meut for uu Emperor's crown. There was the
happy home group and The dear home fire
side end there sweet Mary Moore The
eyes had dreamed OF by night and by day
were falling before the ardeut gaze of mine
and the sweet face had so long prayed to see
was thef. before me-more beautiful more
womanly and more loving than before !
never knew iii that moment the meaning OF
happiness.
Many years have passed since that happy
night and the hair that was dark and glossy
then is fast turning grey. | am growing to l.,
an old man and can look back to long and
happy aud vel! speot life. And yet sweet as
it has been | would not recall single day
for the love that mad, my manhood SO bright
shiues in the old mau ! Can this be so ? At
| heart an as ycuug as ever. Az. Mary with
her hair parted smoothly from brow that has
q slight furrow 10 it is still the Mary Of my
early days. To ne she can never grow old or
change The heart that held her in infancy
and sheltered piousIy in hyi the flesh ard
beauty of womanhood can never cast her out
till life shall cease to warm it. Not even tue /.
for love still lives 10 heaven.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

THE Battles BEFORE RIcHAoND.- The fol-
lowing are the dates and localities CT the va
rious battles before Richmond:
Thursday, June 26-Batt!e es Mechanics
yille
Friday, June 27-Battle of Gaines Mil.
Saturday, June 2S-Battle of Chickahomi-
nv.
Sunday, Ju,e 29-Battle OF Peach Orchard
battle OF Savages Station.
Monday, June 30-Batte OF White Oak
Swamp battle of White Oak creek battle
Of Charles City Cross Reads.
Tuesday, July battle Of Turkey Bend.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07
TOW WANDA:
Thursday Morning. August 2, 1862.
ssIstteb 4oetrp.
RED. WHITE AND BLUE.

Red was the lightning's flashing,
And down through the driving rain,
We saw the red eyes dashing
OF the merciless midnight train
Soon many crowded together,
Under the lamps red glow,
But saw one figure only
All. why did tremble soI
The eyes that gazed in the darkness
After the midnight train,
Are read with watching and weeping,
For !. brngs none back again.
Clouds hang in the west like banners,
R banners OF war unfurled.
And the prairie sod is crimson
With the best blood in the world.
White faces are pressed to the window,
Wstchiag the sun go dowH,
Looking out to the coming darkness,
That covers the noisy town,
White are the hands, too, and quiet.
Over the pulseless breast
No more will the vision Of parting
Disturb the white sleeper's rest,
Over sleeper. and grave and tombstone,
Like q pitying mantle spread.
The snow comes down in the night time,
With shy and noiseiess tread.
Blue smoke rolls away on the north wind.
Blue skies grow dusk in the din,
Blu. waters look dark with the shadow
That gathers the world within
Eigia and blue are the fingers
That clutch at the fading shy !
Blue lips iii their agony mutteF
80 God let this cup pass by "
Blue eyes growing weary with watching;
Strong hands with waiting to do
While brave hearts echo the watchword
ugrrah for tie ed. White ard Blue"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07
The Canada Thistle.

Many OF our readers are not probably aware
the Senator McCluers bill TO prevent the
spread Of Canada ThiStIes was passed BY both
branches OF the Legislature last winter, aud
is now the law OF the State. 1t provides that
hereafter any individual or corporation allow
Ing the Canada Thistle to ripen seed On their
PROMISES shall be liable to !; iine of ten dollars
upon each complaint that is properly establish
ed aud any one who may fear the spread of
.ne Canada thistles upou bis premises from the
lands of his careless ne;g bor, may, after FIVE
days notice, enter upon any lands where The
weed is lound growing, cut it, and recover full
costs for she labor ana trouble.
This is Il wise law, and the farmer who fails
TO enforce it strictly is not awake TO his own
interests. The Canada thistle is perhaps the
most dangerous weed 10 agriculture We have
in this section. Its massive roots so completely
occupy the ground wherever it once gets a
footing, that nothing else cen be grown upon
!he soil and seed is SO light that the wind will
carry it for miles. There is, therefore, no safe
" for any farmer if the Canada thistle S any
where within twenty miles of hn for t will
spread in any direction with most astonishing
rapiii,y, and wherever it starts it will iu lit.
tie time completely pre-occupy the laud against
aGy and every other crop.
We especially invite the attention of our
readers TO this law. Take immediate steps to
cut it down or dig it out, as it will bloom in
few weeks. aud before another month the dow
nv seed will be waited in every direction as SO
mauy messengers of death to valuable crops.-
Every corporation aud individual who has this
dangerous weed must dig it ouo within the next
twenty days to make his work available; =; and
it must be renewed each year, for it will re-
qnire the most careful digging out for several
years to destroy it. Let every farmer resolve
to enforce the new law rigIdy, without fear or
favor, and we shall be spared from the further
spread of one of the most fatal foes known to
successful agriculture
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

tsy- An Ignorant fellow, who was about 10
get married, resolved to make himself perfect
in the response of the marriage service, but.
by mistake, be committed the Office OF bap.ism
for those of ripper years so when the clergy
man asked him in the church, Wilt thou
have this woman to be thy welded wiis ~
The bridegroom answered in very solemn
tone, " rencunce them all J" The astonish'
ed minister said. " think you ere fool."-
To which he replied, All this l steadfasty
believe !"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

e@ A clergyman observing poor man in
the road breaking stones with piekaxe, and
kneeling to get at his work better, made the
remark Ah. John, | wish i could break
the stony hearts of my hearers as easily as you
are breaking those stones" The man replied
" Perhaps, master, yon do not work on your
knees"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

BIG THING on THE CONTRIBUTION Box
Those who 60 round with the contribution box
ia California churches, plead aud argue the
case a. the pews as they go along In one in
stance the following dialogue ensued Il:
Parson l.. extended the basket to Bill aud
be slowly shook his head.
Come, William, give US somethiog," said
the parson.
"Cau't do it," replied Bill.
Why lot Is not the cause goon one.."
eyes, good enough, but am not able to
give anything"
"Poh pon know better you must
give better reason than that"
-" Well, | owe too much money. must be
just before am generous, you know"
"Bul, William, you owe GoD larger debt
than you owe any one else"
That's true. parson, but then he amt
pushing me like the rest of my creditors" The
argument was conclusive.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

ONE OF THE HEADACHES" say, sambo,
were you eve. intoxicated Z"
No. Julius. neber was you r.
"Well. was, Sambo." 80
"Y Yah, but golly, next morning ihought
my bead was Wood shed, and all the nggers
In Christeudom were splitting wood in il" r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17
feba-dim
T EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur Nuicott. Clara wolcot, Nathan Newson,
Geo II GIL, Price, Ferris d TO. Ges Richardson,
Eiihu Turner, Geo II Crossnsn, 6rinEei d jenkins,
PsgrHm, Pay inter- Davis, LPpenc0tt, Hunter Srot,
James Kest SafItee Co. Vim Ora, don & Co, Lind.
Brother d Co, Abbott johns Co.
You hereby notified that there is nov on Gle In
the Office 81 the Clerk Of the District Ceuri of Lee
county, lowe at Fort adison the petition u Elixnr
Woicou, ciaming Of you. Arthur worott, the sum Of
Seven Hundred and seventy Dollars, ~ 18th interest
from June 7th 1854 at the rate Of ten per cent per
anpum, payable annually. at same rate money tus
~ due him from You. Arthur Noirott. on promise
sorry motel and claiming sTsinst oil Of the iore-
closure Of mortgage given By The said olfet 10
the payment OF said ote on The eEsety half of
lot IL, block 90 in The fts q. kcekuk county OF Lee
and Stale OF Iowa.
Nov, unless YOU appear and defend theretoon oFbe-
OF the second day OF The next Of said
court menring ard 10 be holden the third Mon
day ofNaY IsGo, at Fart Mndiror, default Will be
entered against YOU and Judgment rendered there
amount claimed Interest and costs OF emit; also
decree enttrg OF and forecIaring all Your rights Ia
sui to tF equity of rrdrmptiun of HE said property
SA personal claim is made aganst any OF you
eept said Arthur Wptcott.
McCRARY BRUCE,
feh94-d1m Atty's Tor P'tn.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur woieott. Clara b Woleott, Nathan Eewsom,
George H. Gilt Price, Ferris X Co Geo Rich
Arison. Kithn Tpfnrr, George Gresham, Grim
neil A. Jentins. pssram, aynter Davis, Ijppen-
colt, EnIi.r scott, James Kent, Ssntee 4 Co, VIM
Grasdon 4 Co, Lind, Brother d Co, Abbott, JohBa
d. Co
You hereby notified that there is on die 10
the ehre OF the Gitfs 81 The District Court Of Lee
county Iowa nj Fort Madison thr IetitioH III EiTur
WolcotI, Executor II the estate Of Eiihu woeotf de-
eessed, claiming OF you. ArtknF WOlc0t, The Of
Thirteen Hundred aud Twentysx Dollars, iih inter-
est the from May 18th 1888 u the rate OF n
per cent, per suuum. 20 mcnry tu-iy due cns prom
lsors tor said sum- which note raid estate has
Isid for saii Arthur woleLu: and claiming OF yo "a
all thu foreclosure az mortgsge given by sid VOL
eott. 10 secure said note the essterly half Of LOT
four III block IL fEiy nine IN the city Of keoiuk Lee
County, Iowa.
Now, unless yon apptar and plead thereto Oh or be-
fore noon OF the teepnd day ~ the heat May term OF
said 10 be hgun and heltrn al fort Madison
ON the third Monday OF May, 1tf2. Judgment will
be rendered agsin4t you by default fer the amount
claimed, interest and costs and decree cutting of,
ba ring and foTeetosinR all rights In ard 10 the
equity Of rode mptan Of ssid property No personal
aim IL made against any ~ bot Arthur Nolcot.
McCkARY BRUCE.
feL.4-dim Atty fer Pl'tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17

TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Clark H. Robinson. OF the State OF ohih,
on the tg day Of August, d. lece execa-
ted and dsiivered to Deed OF Truh, for the pay
ment Of cert in sam OF money theretn mentioned
on the following described lots pieces aud psrcek
of lsud lying and being In the county of Has
cock and State Of IiIinejs to-wit Lets No seven
eight 1877 nine sl ten fiol eleven ttIl aad sixteen
tlel lin block thirty nye a5l lots fourteea ~.
lots shrse Isl fonr and ave t5 in block eighteen
fisi lots ten fl0l and eleven Oh In block issny
six fl ali 10 Reeves. Darkee, Stafford Co addition
u Oak ood and Hsmlten, Hancock county. STATE OF
Illinois which said deed 10 recorded In volume nine
{s} Of Bonds and Mortgages, OF the recoras o. s.M
ronntv ~ HANCOCK on pages three hundred and fifty
two l3J9) and three hundred and nfty three t3s3)
Now by rsssoa ef default having been mace os
said Clark H. Robinson in the pefformae i The COR
diions Of said deed, and the payment OF the monies
therein specified Saturday. the filth day OF Aprit
A ~ 1s6a between the hours of Vo'ciockA m ana
O'Clock D. IN on said day, Will. By virtne Of s.id
deed proceed 10 sell the property above described nj
public yendue. To the htgbcs. btdairr 10 front o. me
Post once in the city Of Hamilton. for Cash
fe,,ald J A. DCRKEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17
jan17dim
r EGAL NOTICE.

70 James L. Estes william McDani ell John Olive,
A. l.. Deiang and joint. Antrims his cestque trus
Charles Mason. Love, Bf3sn, Adams Co. anh a. j.,
Antrim:
You and each you hereby notified that thercts
nov on he IN the office OF the Clerk ~ The Dis1rict
Court or Lee county, Iowa, at Fort Madison, Peu-
ton Of Solomon Sherer eln!niLg againE ypu jntx'
me nj nEainst james L. Estes for The sum OF thirteen
hundred dotlsrs with Interest thereon since the lch
OF February 1860 and decree for Its ntht before
delivery efspossession of quarter section OF land,
described IN said petition az the ~
.es1tpE iu tnw nshft 6s porin OF Get In
said county lien prior In eject agshti sa,d
land 10 the exclusion or the mortgng~s thereon and
for general relief unlett you Al the next
nf said ri and answer thereto in sixty days from
service hereof said petition will be taktn as confess
cd aud default and the relief pray ior granted
tber.o,, FRANCIS SEMPIE,
inb,;dlm Atty Plt'f.
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feb25-dim
r EGAL NOTICE.

To w. n Early, John Earig, Augustus Coek, G. g.
Strong. Day Bro:
You, aud each or you hereby notified that there
Is now Gle In the ONCE of the Clerk ofthe District
Court OF Lee County lows, at Fort Msdison p~iion
Of Hiram Barney claiming u you, W, H.. Early, the
sumo Of one hundred and my dollars, with ten per
due Mortgage made by you to Charles Mason. end
since assg 10 said Hiram Barney dHted EepembeF
20h 1854, also claiming agapst eseh Of yCn the for
closure of ssd Mortgage the same berr upon Lot No.
eight 6 in block one hundred and for,yeiGht tl@el
LII -the city of KAokuk. Lee County Iowa, for The
purchase moneys and further ling for sale OF satd
promises, and general relief.
And unless sou appear and answer ssid petition on
before OF the second day OF next term Of said
Court. TO commence Ut Fort Madison the ard AeR-
day OF May A. D. 1852 default will be entered INST
you, and Judgment renered thereon ~ prayed for In
said petition. .
| NoBLk 4 STRONG
feb25-d1m Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-17

r EGAL NOTICE.

To James W. ripkin, Augustus Cook, John Early,
G.. G. strong. Day Bro
You, and each RI yeu, hereby notified That there
il Tile In The flee Of the Glesk OF the District
Court OF Lee County fUwa al Port Madison ysittca
OF Hiram Barney, claiming OF yeu Jaines W. PiptIn.
terees pei supum. payable annuity as money
Mortgage made by You to Charles Mss.n and since
.ssHned 20 said Hiram Barney. dated December 11ih,
1863, also elsnRa Asainst cAeh Of the foreclosure
said Mortgage, She sxine heing upon Lot No. nne
l9 In block Ne. enc hundred and fort, -four sl) In
money, and further ask ing sale VI said remises
ard general relief.
And unless on appear and answer said petition on
or before nosn Inc second day If the OF
sad Court. to commshee al Fort Msssos on the ard
Mondsy or May A. H. 1862 defaalt will be entered
against you and Judgment reptered thereon prayed
for IN said petition.
NOBLE Il STRONG
feb25-dlm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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The Drast---Richmen a Yankees.

The Yankees in Richmond, who have
been trading and peddling in the ne
csss'ties OF the war, are showing char
actefistic acuteness in eluding the draft
for military service. Their manage
ment is to geesomc contract from the
Government, no matter how petty, and
then to plead exemption Of public con-
tractors. OF course these creatures are
close spectators, and are quite wiling
to take petty contracts, even at losing
prices, to save thereby the unpleasant
ness of fighting or the cost Of obtaining
substitute.
Wecan count on our fingers score
OF instances of this mana cement BY
we'll known Yankee merchants and
uadesmen ia nichlsond. We hear o;
. Yankee dealer efecting the exemp-
ton of himself and workmen from mil
itary service by some paltry con;rac,
for official upholstery Of another, q
csachmaker, getting contract for
hayersacks, or some other triHe; and
OF . third ssson of the puritans. . bon
net maker, or man milliner, VIGOROUSLY
nnsound on the Southern question, who
has screwed himself into the employ OF
the Government - : travelling agent
. psrchsss leather. - Richmond Ex-
~ s# se 4 sy{. as.gs q
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r EGAL NOTICE.

and bro
Yoa and each Of you. hereby notified that there
nte In the ONCE Of The Clerk r ths district
Court OF Lee County Iowa, Fort Nndison. petition
OF Hiram barney claiming OF johnf sriy The sum
hundred and aisy dollars. with Ten per cent.
Intercst per nrnnm, payable Annually, AZ money Que
Mortgage ms &c by yon 10 ChariesAaspn and sinte
gned said Hiram Barney dated Sept. 2ah hS4,
also claiming against each OF you the foreclosure OF
said MortEsss the teipK upon Lot Ne Sewers
III In block hundred and forts eight 1871 In The
city u keokuk, Lee County Iowa, for the nrchase
money aud further aSkirg fer sale OF said premises
aud general relief.
md unless you appear and answer said petition on
before Of he second day 81 The nextttrm Of
said Court, 70 commepce n Fort Madison the 3rd
Monday Of May. A. ID. 1862, default will be entered
against you and epd renered thereon As prayed
for in ssid petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
feh25-dim Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

To Robert Wtlson.-Sir:-T5u are hereby not fed
that here IL row on nle In the once OF the CLERK Of
the Dstricl Court OF lee County. 1owA.b Fort Mnd-
.-,n netiton OF Elizabeth Wilson, claiming OF you
I al, orcc from the baads,of matrimony nov existing
betveen YOU and her. for the guardanshlp Of he T
srr ~rnernI relief Tbs avermenfs OF ssid petition
are inhumsn treatment and ~iifni desersion.-
ualess appear and answer said retttsoi on or
10 ~ ths second day Of the term OF kaid Iouri
N ne beeun and held 81 Fort NJ adison aforessd o.
the third Monday in May next defant and decree as
prayed for Will be tnksD against You therson.
REMPLE y FlNLf,
,nr7dlm Atysicr Plaintiff.
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CLIPPINGS.

Signs of the Observation-Disclosures.
A TKSpER LEGAL QUESTION. - The
legal tender question.
The worst kind of tent for soldier to
dwell in--Discontent.
The feeblest child can eclipse the sun
with . wink.
Shoe that never wears ont--"The Irish
bfogue."
The proper arms for rebel privateers-
men-Y ard arms.
Did you ever know speaker promise
"only few words, aud not utter great
manys
The more bad man sleeps the better
his sleep is the next best thing to his
death.
Il il By troubles Heaven drugs US to il.
self. Ifyou wouldn't have trouble. don't
wait to be dragged
A Christian had better 60 to any place
Of amusement than 60 home whining be.
cause he cant 60.
In most modern criticism, mediocrity
or stupidity fancies itself sitting cross
legged on the body Of genius
If you wish to have writer's praise
take especial care to write little worse
than he does.
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: EGAL NOTICE.

: TO Matten Demon smith. You are hereby notified
that the 70 file In the once OF the Clerk Of
the District Court OF les County, Iowa, al Fort
Madison a petition pf Minerva A, Smith, Inning Of
you divorce from, The bonds OF nstrimons now ex-
1tnE between ynn md her and fer the guardianship
81 children By soa and Tor isr COS. ard for gen.
ersl relief on the ground of wiifai desertion.--
UnIess you appear and rnswer said petition on or
before NOON Of the second day 1.-THE next term OF
the third Monday In May next default and decree NJ
mr. we'd ror will be entered agsiIst.ou Order aiFuh-
iication has been made 4th of January
SEkPLE s. FINLY,
tnn17dfm Att'ys for Plaintiff.