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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06
The Ohio Copperhead's Latest

u
That foul and revolving creation Of evil
times, the great Ohio Copperhead, so
nauseous . reptile that even the rebel
Confederscy, which stomschs Floyd and
Benjamin, was obliged to eject him in
haste. has wriggled his way at last-sp-
propriately-to British territory, aud
coiled upon the rocks at Niagara Falls,
now spits his venom. and Misses bis com
plants across the water, furious because
he cannot again plunge his poisonous
fangs into the life Of his country, mad
with rage because he cannot do something
more to betray it to new horrors.
The attempt is impotent. The Gov
ernment-thanks be 10 Gods in the
ascendsncy. Copperheadism has jumped
its length, and has buried IFS fangs in
its own heart. It perished miserably the
other day by suicide, in the very presence
of its god-fathers and the Ohio traitor
might to-day as we'll attempt to kick the
mpmmies of Thebes into life as suppose
his demonstration will meet with the re-
sponse he seems to have expected. So
long as Copperbeadism merely Kissed
and threatened, so long q masnauiuous
and great people might. to some extent,
tolerate it as one Of the lesser evils of the
times but when it emerged from its den
with flaming eyes and crest erect, to deal
death to all who disputed its prerogatives,
it challenged every honest citizen, every
lover of his country, to put his heel upon
its head to crush it out of existence as
the foul thing it showed itself to be.
And SO let not the hackers of this vile
traitor in Ohio hope for any solid results
from their attempts to make use of him.
d" Let the dead bury their dead" The
antiquaries of the Historical Society of
Ohio might as well attempt to make the
name and the infamy ofthat other traitor
Benedict Arnold-available to get up
a great political following. as to hope for
anything from the wretch who now burls
his dirty anathemas upon his countrymen
from British soil. Before he can get his
vile gang into line, the conflict will be
efiectually terminated and in the pres
ence, the over-shswdowing presence of
greater events, bis wrath, and his snivel-
ing over his unwonted woes. will be for
gotten.-Baltimore american.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

CAN KEEP HoTEL.-E. g. X. Garvey.
Esq, has taken possession Of the Topeka
House. formerly Garvey House. at the
Capital, and announces that his house is
the Topeka headquarters of the "nexs
President of the United States, James H.
Lane" Speaking Of Garvey, reminds
Us of little anecdote of him, which
some of the boys tell with great gusto-
showing his extreme liberality in the way
of sentiment. Some years ago. he pub
lished psper in Topeka. for which Joel
K. Goodin did up the heavy editorial.
Garvey one day heard Of the death Of q
distant but valued friend, and resolved
to pay fitting tribute to his memory.
Goodin was directed to write it out.
which he did in 6ne style. closing with
the oit-repeated expression, Let Us drop
q tear to bis memory" Garvey read it
over, and was we'll pleased with it. but
thought that the public might consider
him rather stingy, to drop only one tear
to the memory Of . departed friend ;
therefore, he suggested the addition Of
the words, cor two," making it read
+" drop tear OF two" The copy was
placed in the hands of printer who had
q fine appreciation Of good thing. and
still moro liberality than Gsrvey, 90 he
added still farther, the words. cor per-
hsps three )" and the article actually ap-
peared in the paper. closing thus LET
us drop tear or two, or perhaps three.
to his memoryp
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

~ The following we'll known gentle
men will probably be candidates foI
sests in the Legislature: ,T
Judge Pipher. Of Riley county.
G.. F. Gordon. Davis county.
S.V. Lee. Pottawatomie county.
Dan. n. Adams, Wabsunsee county.
Sam. Wood, Morris county.
John Hodgins, southern half Nemaha
comfy. i
II. Hollinberg. Washington county.
Ira j. Lscock will doutless be re-elect-
ed from Brown. Ed. Russell from Doni.
phan, and G. H. Stratton from johnson
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06
Proud Kansas.

All through spring and summer we
have been favored with showers of rain.
Last Year We had excellent crops. This
year We are going to have better than
ever. ~"
Wheat has turned out well, generally
speaking. The Emporis News says that
in that immediate vicinity the rain in.
jured the wheat, during the last week be-
fore harvest, and in some instances the
chinch.bug appeared. -s
The wheat in the Smoky Hill country
was, also, somewhat affected BY rust
But generally speaking, wheat Is good.
All other grains and vegetables pro-
misc wonders this year.
Kansas is proud But while We
speak Of our abundant promises, it 10
we'll to cast look abroad. go
In the State OF Minnesota . drouth,
equal in severity to that which bliehted
our fair country in go. is now terrifying
the people. It extends from the eastern
border Of that State through to the Rocky
Mountains; and Sibley's Minnesota eI-
pedition against the Indians will proba-
bly, be given up in consequence. ..a7a
In the the State of New York, as we
learn BY private adviees, the corn has
been seriously injured BY recent severe
frost.
In the Western States crops are being
neglected for want of help and tho inroads
of IorRan's band. . A
In the Border States. including Mis-.
souri, crops are sure to be slim for the
same reason specified.
Altogether. We feel sure that We can
promise our farmers . rich return for
oil the grain they raise. Kansas is yet
to be the richest State in the Union.-|
The Union Continental Railroad will
soon bear our rich products to the East
and West.-Stak Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

UNANIMOUS VERDrcT.-The most rigid
analysis BY good chemists has failed to
discover anything in the Chemical Sal
erasas which can, whom properly used.
be in the least degree detrimental
to health. While the women of our
country entertain sentiments widely diff
ferent upon other matters, all concur in
q verdict that the. Chemical Saleratus is
the only infallible article in use for light
and sweet bread. For sale by all Whole
sale Grocers in Chicago. ....
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

f@ We do not envy the principles
Of an Ohiosn, who undertakes the job of
running Copperhead's slaves South, to
prevent their becoming free; and who,
on his return trip. brings back q couple
of negroes who have been stolen by one
of CANDLES favorits stripe of officers. in
order to enslsve them himself. That is
decidedly meaner than horse-stealing.-
Yet this thing has recently been done.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

r. A cotemporary. speaking of
daily paper that has been sent in ex-
change for its weekly, says: we shall
publish their prospectus next week for one
year." ...
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

be published In the st. Louis Democrat, the
St. Joseph Herald, the White Cloud Chief, and
all loyal papers be requested to copy.
On motion Of Judge Hollister, the resolu'
tons we're unanimously adopted
JOSHUA BOWMAN, President.
DAVID HANDLrY, Secretary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

: re- Among the rebel prisoners cap
tured at Vicksburg, are B. O'Driscoll,
formerly Of Doniphan, and two persons
named Robinson, also formerly of this
County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

~ There are three Missouri guerrilla
leaders, whose names are 81. Gordon,
81. Cockerel, and 81. Parker. No doubt
they will have Sizing time of it, if they
don't quit their practices.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

~ We are pleased to learn that Dr..
e., Graves. formerly Of Hiawatbs, but
more recently Of Salem, Nebraska, has
determined to locate in this County. He
b removing to Troy, and offers his pro-
issaiosal services to those who may rs.
quirs them. Where be has resided, be
hes established good reputation Is .
physician. We believe be intends also
70 keep drug establishment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

E The Atlantic Monthly. for Au.
gust, is upon our table. The following
Is list of the contents An American
10 the House of Lords: Theodore Win
tbrop's Writings: Hilary: Debby's
Debut; Wet Weather Work Civic
Banqusts The Geological Middle Age ;
The White -Throsted Sparrow The
Fleur-de. Lis in Florida: Seaward; Side
Chances st Harvard Class-Day; Loves
Challenge; Political Problems, and Con-
ditions Of Peace Reviews. etc. Pub
lished in Boston, at 83 . year. postage
prepaid by the publishers. We furnish
il for $3.50.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

Ne-con-he-c con was the name of one oil
the principal chiefs Of the Delaware Na-
tion, and will be the name Of the irst
locomotive on the Union Pacific Rail-
way. Translated, it means "Boupdiup
Ahead"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

~ The circumstance of Yancey's
death. and John B. Floyd being at the
point Of death, may be accounted for up
ON enconomical principles. They want
to save rope. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

T Morgan and his band were merely
devotees, on . pilgrimage to the birth
place of Saint Vallandigham. But they
fell into the hands Of the Iufidels.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

A CoPrsRHEAD is person 90 malig-
nantly hostile to his country that be dos
not rejoice ct the defeat of Leo and ths
fali OF Vicksburg; and buttsrnut is ons
90 ignorant that he does not know shs
significance of these events.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

~ The Leavenworth Times keeps
up the cry: Anthony is opposing q
loyal General" The Times might add,
(what has never before been witnessed }
that every Copperhead in the nation is
swinging his hat for that same loyal Gen.
eral.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

q ~ Il. Gsrbanasi is now taking pic
lures in this place. He remains here but
one week longer, and another opport uni.
ty may not soon occur for our citizens to
secure their likenesses. See his ADVERTISE
meut.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

EOld Abe has given JEFF. Davis to
understand the conditions of the sale. -
He says the United States flag protects
the United States soldier, of whatever
nation or color he may be. Ifrebels kill
any Federal soldier. otherwise than &C.
cording to the rules Of honorable warfare.
rebel prisoner will be hung for every
one so put to death. For every captured
Federal soldier who is enslaved or sold
into slavery. rebel prisoner win be put
to hard labor upon the public works. un-
til the person so enslaved shall be releas-
ed or treated as prisoner Of war. This
is rather 'stubbed" on Jefy, with pre-
ponderence of $4,000 prisoners in our
favor. It looks something like putting
rebels on an equality with negroes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

~ Capt. Bixby started for Fort
Leavenwortb, this morning, with large
crowd Of men for the Kansas 18th. Al
most an entire company has beenrecruit-
ed in this vicinity. Capt. Bixby's Com
pany will be full, with what he has re.
cruited here and at other points.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

~ Petsrson's Magazine, for Septem-
ber, is already on our table. The illus
trstions are. Edith," Catching the
Fly" Colorsd Fashion Plate, and nu-
nsrous other engravings. There is also
. Gns peiee of Guitar Music, entitled
"Down Upon the Rappshannock."-
Reading matter, Of the usual excellence.
Philadelphia-e2 year. -g
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

The editor of the Chicago Times. says
that we are certain to be whipped by the
rebellion. We don't know that the ed
itor looks or jumps like ., frog. but he
croaks like one.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

~ Cluke has been heard from at
last. So long pursued. he has ct length
been caught with Morgan's gang. Such
is the fate Of Cluke. and Basil Duke, and
many another puke.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

II The Ladies' Repository. for Au-
gust. is illustrated with +" Saved" and Q
portrait Of Benjamin West. It contains
fifteen prose and twelve poetical contri-
buttons. many Of them possessing con-
siderable merit, besides seven we'll filled
special Department. Published at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, at % q year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

! ~ Rev. O. B. Gardner left on Mon
day, for the 18th Regiment. of which he
has received the appointment of Chaplain.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

The Copperhesd Chicago Post says hs
u t" opposed to all The sms of the day."
The fellow svids.tly includes patriot.
au. 1--a - q; -sG :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

~ The West Virginia Legislature,
On Tassdsy, elected U. T. Hadley, Of
Morgsntown. and II. g.. Van Winkle,
Of Partusburg. United States Senators
for hat State. Carlils can now devote
biz whole time to attending Coppsrhead
C6nveations, and plotting treason.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

"a William L Yanosy 10 dead. His
ambition WAS to die in . Southern Con-
Seder.cy. Probably he thought this his
last chance. -...
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

KEsruckY.-The Union party carried
everything before them, in the Kentucky
election. on Monday. Localities which
were considered doubtful. have given
large Union majorities. The State tick
es will have over %. 900 majority. Bru-
tus Clay is elected to Congress, in
Criitsnden's District.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

A New York letter writer rs informed
BY we'll advised parties that Mrs. Tom
Thumb is-and excellent bealth.-
Thank you.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

At Berrisn. Michigan. barrel of sor-
ghum syrup was stored away some Eve
years sgo; and it was recently tapped.
when the contents wss found to be dry
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

v Yancey died Of . disease Of the
kidney. We never did think men of his
kidney would come to any good.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-06

Of our appreciation Of his patriotism, integrity
and ability, We respectfully and earnestly re-
quest our Senator, Col. Heren, and our Repre-.
sentative, Judge Hollister, to use their utmost
influence TO secure his election to the Senate
Of the United States, at the next meeting of
the Legislature of our State; and We respect
fully invite the Senators and Representatives
Of Northwest Missouri 10 unite their effort
with that Of our Representatives, in their en-
deavors to secure this desirable result.
9Th. That We, the Unconditional Union men
Of Holt County, having previously instructed
our Representative in the State Convention, E.
Van Ruskirk, to vote for immediate emancipa-
ton in Missouri; and representing, as We do,
our sons, brothers and friends in the army of
the country; therefore, in their name, and with
them, We hereby deprecate and denounce the
action Of said E. Van Buskirk in the late Con-
vention, in which he grossly misrepresented us,
as his constituents, and We pledge ourselves 20
hold his name TO seorn before the Uncondition-
al Union men Of the State of Missouri.
9Th. That We have learned with mortifca-
ton and ehagrin of the arrest of Rev. T. B.
Bratton and Mr.. Harbaugh. at Chillicothe, and
of the insult offered to those loyal ladies and
the flag Of our country which they bore, by q
hireling who disgraces the Uniform of United
States soldier, and We hold him in utter con.
tempt, and also bis superior officer, Gen. o.
Guitar, Who had knowledge Of the outrage, but
was too much the traitor to see the wrongs Of
those loyal people redressed.
10th. That We recognize in Generl Order
No. 2 issued BY Gen. O. Guitar. and his sus-
pension Of the writ Of AsbeGs os,7ss, in the case
of loyal men. . disposition 70 interfere With the
rights Of loyal citizens. and We denoanee it a.
an Infringement on our liberties Is freemen.
llth. That the proceedings Of this meeting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-10
Voice OF Iowa Troops nj Helena
HEADQUARTERS Sd Iowa CAV,
Helena, Ark, Feb. 20, ,63.


HrApouARTERs Sd Iowa CAy.s
Helena, Ark, Feb. 20, ,63.
DEAN FATHER Enclosed you will
please find copy of set of resolutions
drawn up and endorsed by all ofthe Iowa
officers at this post They were also
adopted by the soldiers of=tho Sd Iowa
Cavalry. Company G, Of Keokuk, in
said regimen, by way OF emphasis, and
for the purpose OF attesting their appro-
val in stronger ligat than by yeas and
nays, asked the privilege to subscribe
them In person, which they did with the
exception of one person. They then com
mssioned me to forward them to the
Gate City and the Constitution, request
ing their publication. Will you do them
the favor to pass them over to the Edi-
tors of those papers, and make the de-
sired request.
l presume the original Of these rcsou-
tions will be sent, signed by the officers.
/ have no news Of moment to record,
except the taking charge Of this post by
Gen. Prentiss, who seems to be great
favorite Of this branch of the army. i
Rosie McCune is again very il and
hardly expected TO live She is at the
Convent
Ii rains here necessarily.
My health is now very good.
Affectionately, your son, Doc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-10
HORSES WANTED I!

By the undersiensd y Horses, 70 large
yin par ths highest price IN CAs4 ias ne shove
norsss delivered In Ksokuk q ths DEMING HOUSE
4AAukL nQnRRT.
keskuk, Fob. 1s-dln
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LIVE Stock

brewer and Farmers viilnnc this IN nor taava n
assoat rputs faf 1--we stock. Gsyse4oAs fsfds vel
wslxrsd and supplied with every convenssIee have
opened tai Us and everx
attention. 10 paid tekhxif wAasx. From Hnrrisburxh
whore Will be found every convenience for fssclnx
And resting choice h. onercd Of the PHiLAUki.-
PHiA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE NAkKET
anis viii siSa be found the shortest gaiek eel anh
msst direct route for Stock 10 New
towni-aad wtst fewer esa ar~t thsn o ny other.
ENOCH LEWIS, tssnpraIaapt., Altoona. Pa.
l.. L. HoUpT, Gen. rlcketAgt ,philadei phia
II. Ii. HOUSTON, Gensfsi Freixtt Ageat,
an1dkv. philsd spl.s
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01O0p1nG Care
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philldelphia, New York and Baliimere.
~ Baggage Checked Through. ~
And Transferred Free.

IGHT6.
BY this route, Freight. Of ali dsssytp,,e .... -
forwarded 10 and from PhiladGirhts hsv rask
Boston OF baltimore. to and from any poipt or -
kailrosdA of Ohio, Kentucky, IsAsasa,- ftftssss
wiseonsin, Iowa or Missouri, By RAILROAD III.
RECT.
The Psnnsyivanis Railroad also conn eel, p,tts-
burg With steamers, By which Gooas csE bsfesvas1-
cd 10 any point Oh the Ohio Ausk tngusa, ksnspeky
Tennessee Iumberiasd, iiiiDois, kississippt, NJ
eonstn, Mtaso0si. ksnsas, Ara sbaas and Hrd wtv-
sFs. ard ~ Ileyeisnu, fsnausks ssa Chicsso = in
stsan srssssh ports 10 the NorA- " esssrr Lskss
hsrehALts and hhippers entrustinR ii. irAnsporta.
tion ofthefs freightto this compan, cal rsIs wiz
confidence ~ gtspeed, Hspsit
The kates OF freight
TO and from any poini the wess =, the psnasyL
vaBfs Centrai Railroad, are ~ ali irses AS IA
WORKABLE A. AEk 1IIARGkD ny uTHEkRAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
III r Be pArtiealarIo mark pssk ages, s.vsA Psss
CRsraAL X. r.
For FFsight GonFseis or shipping Hireessoss g.
ply TO OF address either OF The follow Asenis a
ths Co@pany.
II. A. STEWART, Yrr,vh, arvrf pltsassurxa.
ILAkkks CO, TrsL.rt ~ Is,
H. ". hkOMN CO, III ~ $40.
nc. SLIukLM . o.. - a4s4n, Ina
D. n. MookE. Loass, 4tIp. ny
W, n. ALTMAN -. Nv AEsvtIis, Ind.
X. ,eAss. 81 .Louis Missouri.
CLARKE 4 Co, Chicago, tIl.
J.. II. M'G0Lk Portsmsuth a
kAkEELf. MONTGOMERY, MsyyvfliA.
w.H. d u. L. LANGLEY .Gailtpotis, -.
u. PfbhGE 4 CO.. Lancet ME u.
n. b, Hudson Ripley. q.
Il. NELDkuA. GepstaI Tnvelfns Aren't
for tss.keath sBs wsst.
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On the LIST day Of January 1885, made in puruan
the Act oil the Legislature OF the state Of Iowa.
January 2Sth 1857, entitled Act incorpar the
Agencies OF insurance Companies not by
the State of Iowa.
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Alfred Roberts, Robt Lancaster,
IF Gibson, g A jackson,
VIM Smith, John Leddon,
A J Hardin, b Townsend,
T. @ MeLarning, II A Whittier,
SAM Wheeler, J W Cox,
Lewis Berryhill, II R Delaplain,
l. A Cox, o d Harvey
VIM Martin, VIM d Gibson,
VIM Gilehrist, Jas Smith,
Dan Reiggs, johnson RANKIN,
A L jerks, j M Reed,
JOS Hyde, Jas johnson,
VIM Mclaughlin, Jas Jones,
Isaac Snyder, 7 7 Armltage,
Milton Heron, VI m King,
VIM p Sciberlch, A A Brown,
Chas Watson, Corp. } X Woods.
This is all that is present but one. Ht
refuses to sign either side.
WV. WILSON, Lieut.. Company c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09
NO6kOAs.

| RARBARA BEERY, Henry Miller, Jr., son of Dan
Del h. Miller, deceased, solomon Welty and Abra
ham Wey hereby notified that on the 9TH day o.
juno, \, y. 1861 Qavd Miller plaintiff filed in the
cd and state OF Ohio, his petition against jacob Kcl
Ter and Anna Keller, his wife, and the said Barbara
Bcery, Henry Miller, Jr, of Daniel Is. Miller de-
ceased solomon Welty and Abraham Welty, and other
defendants the object and prayer of which petition Is
that on the S2OO charged TO said plaintiff BY the will
of Abraham Miller late OF said county, deceased, and
by said will made lien on the following lands and
tenements devised to him in said will situate in said
county, towit PIG off the end ofthe South
half OF section 49, township lG, of range lS bounded
on tho west by line cOmmenclngO the south bound
AIRY Of said section at point "a 90 chains east of
the Southwest corner of sad section thence North II
east 1873 chains thence North 57 Fast rs ehains
thence North 27l2' West 22jO chains to the North
boundary Of said South half section at point 27G7%
chains East from the West boundary line of said
ton, he may be credited with the sum Of Sl2Q3G2 for
the support of the widow of said testater and the sum
Of SJliS7 for his proporonate share Of personal es
tate of said testator heretofore distributed TO the
legaees under said will and also against each Of the
legatses under said will for the amounts paid by him
to them respectively on account of Slj annuity pro-
vided for by said will and that the whole amount Of
$4,000 charged on said lands may be declared fully
paid and discharged by the payments and credits
excepta balance Of 1Sf due to the chIl
dren Of Polly Welty, deceased, and that said lands be
discharged from the lien thereof upon payment or
Polly Welty, deceased aud that said defendants may
be required to execute and deliver TO plaintiff deed
or deeds of release Of said lion and in default thereof
that the Judgment to be rendered in said action oper
ate IA such And said defendants further notified
that they required to appear and answer said pc
titiun or before the third Saturday after the 18th
day nf August, A. d. 1868, or that in default thereof
said petitionw be taken as trre and judgment enter
ed accordingly HUNTER & DAUGHERTY,
july 0, lsGJ-GwljrfSs g.