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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
TIE BERKSHIRE DISASTER. following

persons arc missing or have boon inquired for, in
connection with the III fated steamer Bcrkshire
g. X Grirgs Hunter, Greene County; Mr. Potter Jersey
City II. CIspseri benjamin Hull Clssersck Thomas a.
laId saugerte. j. H. Douglas Hunter Greene Ccanty; H.
Croker Cat.k Mr. Alderman, Maiden; Mr. Heightmeyef
Maiden; Mr. Van Tsssol Can.n Mr. Stevens, 0reenvile
Ion hs way 10 Washington. and may have gone forwsd)
Mrs B,ocks infant daughter VIM Coon deck hand Jefe
uiah Fri.bee icoloed head waiter John Jane. jackson
Greenvile Greene County Miss Holenbeck, Greenport
Mr.. Allen Carpenter Of Hudson. and his vito. had
narrow escape ho having to push her overheard and
Jump aftor her. with his child In his arms. She fell
headforemost into the water and carried nsensble
TO the shore Since her return home she hns been In
state bordering insanity imagining herself still on
board the burning vessel and shrieking "dre at inter
walls OF nervous paroxyism. They their way to
commence housekeeping In New York. with new out
fit Of bedding furniture &C.. all Of which was packed
on board together with their clothing. and oil lost
There was an abundance Of cork life-preservers on
board in tho lower cabin ladies' saloon and state
rooms bat 10 sudden the emergency that few seem
10 have thought Of rcsorting to them for safety John
Smith. state.rOOm hall waiter colored). reports that
when no Jumped overheard two Indies were cnging to
him, and all went into the water together. Two or
three others aerward joined them, and be succeeded
In helping ut least five ashore. The body OF Miss o.
Sullivan was robbed OF rings and earrings by plumber
ers from the vicinity who infested the wreck early on
the morning after the fire.
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Ale0ifal.

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
lvl I'm -Four Weeks BY DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE Of LIFE.
This wonderful agent will restore Manhood to tho os
Shattered Constitution whether asns from EIcessea SeS
Abuse the Effects Of Climate Natural Causcs Tho tine
10 four weeks fai
urs 10 impossible. DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE =
sold with Instructions for for ~ or four quaint
BY his accredited agent Circular sent ee on recse
Of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND. No. AL Brooms.st-.
One door west from Broadway. New'fork-
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being stepped on by horse. Deceased resided OF No.
LOG East Houston street The ante-mortem deposit
ton of ohm Brennan. who was stabbed board the
steamer Northern Light on Tuesday was yesterday
taken BY Coroner Wildey at the New-York Hospital
Henry Havker. tue assailant, was a waiter on the
steamer and Brennan and he had quarreled some days
previously verdict in accordance with tho facts
rendered. and Hawker was committed 10 the Tombs 10
await the result Of Brennans injuries. Brennan is 10
years Of age. and native Of Ireland The knife en-:
tered his breast near the heart and it is feared that he
cannot recover,
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s.esmsr-yulcsn, Morrison Phlsdeipha Lopez Ktk'
sbp-Car.v,n Lswler. Liverpool Ho~lsnd Fro'hins'
ham. p,-L
Barks-Atka (Russ). EhIsnd Cork, iolmbos bscheai
Ticker Brewer Penarth Roads, J. c. Macarthur.
schoonerJoei Hs Blake DiYhton bskeT pi rn,a
Evelyn Crawley, Pbiladelphia, W. Mckee Ellen conlss'
Snow New Haven, Hotckkiss Stsnnard hydranyt Sons
Port Royal Murray Nephew Jessis A. "ooon'u'''
Thomas EewburyporL .ff lac
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PARADE OF THE THIRD BRIGADE n Y. 8. NJ.
HEADQUARTERS 81 BRIGADE N. @. 8. N Y.,l

NEW FORK, June ~, luot
BRIGADE ORDER No. The several regiments
composing this brigade will parade East New L. IN
full fatigue dress with days aiions Monday June 20
at ii O'Clock and report to the Brigade MAJOR quar-
ter before IL O'Clock a. IN.
Commandan of regiments will make the necessary arrange
ments for transportation Of their commands
In compliance with General Order of the Commsndern'
Chief No a6 Col Lees Of the 7th Regiment has been ap
pointed brgadergenerh LieutCol Price Of the I'm Heg
hereby directed to assume command Of said regiment
aud 10 notify the commissioned officers to ettend meeting
on Tuesday ais. inst O'Clock M, at their aImory 20
elect colonel IN place of Col Leert promoted and to MI
such vacancies az may occur. 49, -
Colonel Wilcox has been elected colonel Of tho 9th Resi.
mont and Charles r. Brane major Of regiment. They
will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
BY order Of WILLIAM HALL, Brig Gen. Sd Brigade
J. O. HsRRIor. Brigade Major.
HEADQUARTERS SEVENTH REGIMENT, N. O. 5. n. ~
NRw-YoRK, June H. 1864
ORDER No 1.-The foregoing order hereby promu gated
Reginena line will be formed Lafayette Place at bali past
o'clock a. m, on the 10Th instant. The oncomusioned
staff orderes and field music will report to the Adutant
fifteen minutes previous to formation. .
transportation. - .
BY order Of JAMES PRICE Lieut. Col Comd'G
w. II. HUME, Adjuant.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

II
All sufferers tom the shove complaints either Of recent
long standing arc advised to BLAIRS GOUT AND
RHEUMATyC PILLS. They be relied upon the mssl
saf and oect remedy offered to the public and hsvs
greatest success. -
rssS p r .d .od 81 shss xs:u WELLS
Fankln.a, New YORK.
Her Msssys have authorised u: name -
address Of THOMAS PROUT ne Strsnd London" - b
Impressed upon the Government stamp sxsd TO eseh boz q
the genuine medicine.
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The EYRoIIMRsr.-we learn that a good

THE EYRoLLMEST.-We learn that good
many persons doing business in the lower wards Of the
cy have refused their names to the enrolling officers,
believing that they do not live whore they do BUSH
ness they would be enrolled twice they furnished their
rames or any information. Such however, is not the
pase II q man doing business in, cay Fulton street,
ves his name to the officer with the information that
be lives In certain street In Brooklyn he viii not DO
enrolled In NewYork at all but If his name Is pro-
cured at his place OF business and his residence is not
given then he will be enrolled in New-York, and,
drafted win be put to some Inconvenience. So the
easiest way Is TO give the enrolling officer all the nor
snation required, and the consequence will be that
proper enrolment will be made. Several arrests were
adc yesterday by the Provost Marshal Of the Fouth
District and this information is given that parties may
not suffer any inconvenience
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ADVERTISEMENT
EVERY SANE MAN CAN Do SOMETHING

WILL and thus success yet Thousands choose the
wrong pursuit. and therefore fail Wha. you do best
can be learned by PnRESoLoor. An examination at Fow
LgH Ellis No. 889 Broadway, would the purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

Forts Scanned, Preble and Gorges on tho
coast of Maine have been put In proper state Of de-
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The MERCER STREET SHOOTING ApFRAY.-

Coroner Eaumnnn yesterday commenced an inqusition
in the case OF John Mudoon. who was shot early on
Sunday morning last, In the low den No 63i Mercer
street. An account Of the shooting has been published
in THE TRIBUNE. Albert Lewis. OF No. POS Third
avenue, testified that no with deceased on Satur
day night last They entered several places In Mercer
street and about IL o'clock went 10 the cigar store NO
s3i Mercer street. II house Of prostitution. While
sitting tnere man came from the hall ut the back Of
the store In a short time, deceased and the man en-
tered into o conversation, and talked pleasantly To-
gether for some time. They spoke OF having been IN
Philadelphia when the stranger offered TO bot deceased
that be had never been there. few angry words
passed between them when the stranger stepped back
toward the front door, drew pistowitness thought
revolver. Witness jumped 70 catch his arm. Inc de-
ceased now saw the pistol and Jumped np apparently
TO prevent him from firing IL. BE seized the man by
the shoulders when the latter raised the pistol pressed
II against decesseds breast and fred witness g into
the street By this timer the man hired he ran
toward Prince street into the entry OF dancehouso
called the Apollo Dancing Hail. witness ran amer him.
and succeeded in catching him and pntting bis hand
on his back he slipped in door in the entry and soma
Of tho people inside pushed witness away and
him from following, he then went back TO deceased and
found him where he had eft him; he rushed for doc
tor they went together FAR 90 Broadway where he
dropped officer then came up and we TOOK MN 70
the New.York Hospitals the proprietor and giri were
In the place at the time OF the shooting. Other W.T.
uesses testified that the deceased was young man OK
excellent habits. and Of Quot and peaccsslo dsPo-
sition The Investigation then adjourned until To-
day. Capt. DE Camp and the Eighth Precinct Police
are making great efforts to arrest the assassin LIE has
probably left the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

! THE KBMBIB WARYHoUsBs.-A very large
warehouse Is in course Of construction on Whitehall
heet 1t will be built Of brick. five stories In hight
With front l92 feet Whitehall street depth OF 20
ess Stone street. and rs feet on Bridge street. 1t
MI be known as the "Kembe Warehouses" and wiz
DO divided into three double stores with arches between
Asm filed with brick. 30 that it can be used az one
building 1t win be 60 feet In hight, and will have
irched windows
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4 GARD.

10 sAs Editor u TAs NJ Y TriSsss.
BIZ; Having seen In your police report OF Mon
dsy s1t that wss committed charge Of larceny 70
acquitted BY Judge Russf HsAsy Huss.
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Internationally
1000 RgPRIGERATORs, from "a 90, at
FL BAssroRD's. Cooper Institute


BLAcKIYa.- Paste and Liquid Black
ine Is the best Try IT, shoeDeAers, Druggs and Groces
have IT, Depot, No. AIS 8th-av
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nsl0 REWARD.-LO ST--A GOLDW WATCH
WNV ct Elm Psxk Tuesday. Tho ander will receive
the above reward and no questions asked By savu6 Ne
No. ~ Wssk t1thsk
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BORT Uaroens' Notice.
STATE OF Nzw-YoRE,

- PoRr-wAaDESs OsrIcz No. lO4 wallsl
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the passed April II, 1881 entitled
Act Reorganize the Wsriens Office OF the Port Of New.
York; to al persons Interested In, having charge Of the
subject matter Of such inquiry examination survey thas
the following vessels under examination by the gu
Wadens and that the said surveys examinations win oe
completed within ten days succeeding this notice -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

! BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL, JUNE II, 1775.-
The LIST Company Washington Continental Guard. Capt.
aohn barrow viii celebrate the Goth anniversary of this
memorable battle They win assemble at their armory.
Military Hall. Friday afternoon. at o'clock pro-
heed to Mott Haven and mako q city parade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

Large numbers of emigrants are leaving Cali
oruis r Nevada a. usual at this season Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

CLOSING SALE OF THE DRLAPLAIEB PROPERTY
rTo-DAr.-The remainder Of this large property. in
South Brooklyn will be sold at auction at noon today
BIT the City Hail. Brooklyn. The portion to be sold ex
BENDS from Third to the Bay, and includes the
water front Of 200 feet the buildings and the beaut
n point Of land upon which the same is situated This
Sc considered the valuable part Of the property
Twothirds Of the purchase money remain on bond
end mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

. MARKET CoMMIssIoS.--The Mayor Control.
fas and Street Commissioner, as the Commission to
Srect public market spon the Lowber property, at the
bot Of East Sixteenth street held another meeting on
Tuesday, when the plan for temporary wooden mar
ket building. submitted by Mr.. james LMier, archi
tset over the cognomsn Of Economy" was adopted,
td arrangements made for putting it up. at cost Of
500 to be ready for use by the LIST OF October
The threesarchtects Qncuding Mr.. NileT). who SUBJ
United plans were voted 800 each for their labor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFicE-JusEi
Before Con1nis.ione OeBcRs.
as. nm QUl

United States ssEiast John Kelly and Others Of tho
American ship Emily Augusta
The accused were brought before tho Com
missioner charged with eDdsavorns 10 make revo OF mu-
tiny board sad ves,e While ,hs va. In u. Lower Nsows
on her VOYAGE from this port TO 81 John. n w.
Arsrwsr3 ths complain, withdrawn at the request
of lie owner. Of the vessel against all but Kelly who.
alleged stabbed the Captain Of the vessel and the ring
le adsr % the disturbance. -
Kelly was held for examination aud the Remainder Of the
crew returned 10 the vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

A REBEL CORRESPONDENT ARRESTED
Joseph A. Scoville better known by the de plume
Manhattan" was recently summoned before Gen.
Pix He Is the New-York correspondent Of The London
forming Herald and his letters to that journal have
eemed with false and malignant abuse Of our Govern
en and outrageous misrepresentation Of the progress
the war Scovine made an explanation and was then
Formed that his case would be duly considered by the
acper authorities Gen. Dix allowed him to so on his
role with the understanding that he must restrict
b reports hereafter TO the bounds Of truth; in the
aantme Gen. Dix awaits instructions from Wash.
trton
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iCITY ITEMS.

IAuyoH.-Will be launched from the ship
Sard Of J. Simonson, near the Tenth-street Ferry.
Groenpoint at p. m to-day. the sdewhee steamship
Eev.York. built for Commodore Vanderbilt for the
California trade. Her dimensions are follows: 800
ee In length q feet breadth Of BEAM 26 feet depth OF
hold and about 1900 tuns burden Her engines are In
course Of construction at the Aaire Works. She Is
wei worthy Of visit from merchants and others
interested she Is pronounced by connosseurs to be
D beautiful model Of naval architecture.
BISHOP MCCLOSKBY, ARCHBISHOP OF NEW
,goaK.-Ths Right Reverend Bishop McCloskey OF
Albany has received the official announcement from
Rome Of his appointment 10 the Archiepscopate
NewYork 1t is supposed that he viii enter upon the
discharge Of his duties directly. Ihe hoSt heV
John McClosky, D. d., was born in Brooklyn, and is
now 81 years Of age. lie was educated In OF. Marys
College Maryland. He graduated with mgh honor
and was raised to the priesthood when n years OF age
He Yves shortly afterward attached to the diocese OF
Eew.York under the Right Rev. John Dubois, serving
as curate he was afterwsrd promoted to the pastor
ate OF St Josephs Church, In Sixth avenue. In 1912
he was appointed assistant to Bishop Hughes who
6ad been raised to the Episcopal See On the 10th Of
Aiaroh 1874 he consecrated in ST. Patricks Cathe
Oral by the late Archbishop Hughes. In 1885, on the
accommodation Of the council Of this province the
York creating as suffragsn the dioceses of AL
bsny, Buffalo, Brooklyn and Newark. DR.. McClosky
was transferred to the former see. He is accom-.
pshed scholar speaks with grace and eloquenoe and
Is very popular among his people.
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DE'IsIOy

Sarah A. Campbell agt. Peter c. Campbell.-
The evidence IL sufficient the main fAo There I, n
evidence that thoTe b. been ooaAbsn the often,
WA discovered
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Rrhn AND CASuALriEs.-John Wirsch, o
,lstned soldier. engaged board with Mr.. and Mrs.
D>A. Of No. lis Allen street. yesterday and while
~ asssp on sofa they robbed him Of go in Treas
eposss and silver watch. A portion Of this stolen
t3AQy vss recovered. The accused we're committed
iiu Il sill from the store Of Cornelius ODonnsl No.
~ 0thArine street The stolen article recovered
RswAs committed BY Justice STANDBY -. Officer
q II. S : TSsS e
pooa Ne. ca Broadway, on . charge Of stealing some
peAH Wilson made . desperate resistance, and
kH Ared pistol at the oicer. the ball inst missing
H@with.. Coroner wildey yesterday held an In.
~ Of the HswYor Hospital on the body OF Geo.
Per. German aged 20 years. who died from the
tSsa Injuries received on the 9th Of April last By
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

ARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATIONS is to
~ mas meeting Of the members Of the various Early
Cling Associations In Union Square this evening ct
hfek. Addresses are promised by the Rev. H W.
Beher, Judge DAILY Hiram Walbridge, Horace
6Sley George 0pdyke. and others The procession
ofs clerks WIN start from Chatham square an hour
I1fious 10 the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

STRAWBERRY Snow. - The Agriealturist
rawberry Show opened yesterday with good display
kchoice berries-not as many common sorts as last
r-snd the exhibition on the whole, Is not equal to
At Of last season. Tdomphe de Gand. Union, Rus.
ki's Prolific. Austin. and THE TRIBUNE Prize Berries
bwed Of well. Two or three seedlings Of promise
IRE exhibited and among the new sorts claiming at
tion was the Agricuturist growing plant Of which
- shown By VIM. s. Carpenter. containing 2s4 Der
b Tho following are the awards:
or best twelve varieties. slo to Francis Bril- Newark
or second best, ss; to w p. Heins McIrissnia, NY
g ss's msss berry remph' de dand s' to George
second bo's lBsI.ss) o. to A. S. Fuller BroOtlyD
LIZ Island.
o. three hssvic berries sbou. one ounce each homphs
89sndI, %; 10 @. Herbert, Peekskill, NY
best favored strowberry Brookyn Scarlet Tribune
u; TO A. 8. Fuller, Brooklyn. l. l.
Of bes white susw6sry (Leniys white), o., 10 WD r.
2ms. Monssnis, N. Y.
( ~ bss. AIplnos sli to A. 8. Fuller Brooklyn, LII
NJ best nov Seeding, S3i to Prof HansnAn, flushins
3s Island
be Union. shown BY Mr.. Trembley and others. bids
eats be good market berry. 1t has been sold the
ieson through for o. per quart at Wholesale. The
omphs sustsins Its yeputation at the show. though
iShsar complaints Of it In field culture The exhibit
f4b continues Qree) to-day. ct No. Al Park row.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-08
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

~ Ford B Ford, Sen. A Wslret&, N Black J
Johnston. executor Of the estate 1t VIM NJ q To<-
renee, aeressed. kAsman, B HssHsg ard Jshn D
wecdfuh, fhns DAvis, Henry Huiskamp, Abner Reeves
Henry 1owie. Hiraap Barney Ysatmsn. Ex,bbssh TO-
Edfar ihempson, Cox fheEIey, " Mccullough and
kR Ford, j.. NA $50 -
TOO Ed eaeh fyou hereby notified that there 10
~ on piaAn te sce ef The Clerk the Bssrict Court
On ae county Iowa at Keckuk the petition William
uf1 etsannk Ct the said defendant " Fer the stn
o. thfet fhoe@aId two hundred and thirt yhfee and So
~ Dollar e money d~ ~ prnfni ana ptrrvsf up 70
Wy nn iso4 upon two cerain prcmisrory notes exc
eutsdby The SOD " Ford ID the order 81 ~ lsr.
Utilise bearing date june It'll 1855. each 10 the su
" o&e fhousae deilass. and also elsinnx against NH
All Of yes the foreclosure Of certain g~u. made v
the said Ford to secure the psym~n ~ mites
md conveying the following de=er real estate 10 wft
the soHsh half Of scr5cn seventeen snd the southeast
quarter o. seton u.s. eighteen. township 1} y-fve
FORTH range 90 wet. In Lee county. Iowa.
Nov anless appear fkrset and defend heSrrs
uon 81 the second day Of the next term Of said District
sonrf- commanding Ut keckuk the FIRST MONDAY 81
september 1854 Judgment and DECREE will lie rrndsrsd
a@xsrst yoa w aedanit. RANKIN A NefH1Ry
RsrenHe stamp 50 eta Aus's E,r Plaintiff
msySl-d&w Ill
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NOTICE.

~ A Urnastcn. Boyd Brsden, Chaplin Lee Hosmer
.n,use, Esnssil, Simon Dietrich aud Ii Woodward
gu w t.ke rofic4 that there is now On file IN the
osss "a the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee c,,-r
ieAa NJ heoknk, petition Of Samuel Yiier Ahnsrs
Reeves anf executors Of the win Of Lewis
r. sum ~ three hhared and my dollrs N rrone, due
IN two ptefscfy notes and against all u ron claim
ing the fFestsurY Of certain deed mortgage made y
t said Urmston TO the said Perry upon the 2nd day
OF July. - n. fe5A ard conveying lot nine ts In btok
ten 81 the addition cf William Williams Reeves
RIa Perry to the cty ct Kedku& Lee county iowa
Neg, therefore, unless yun appear thereto aud defend
ON Or sfpre neaa ~ ti pcnd day tr Septenbr
term, 1861 or said District Ceuf Judgment viii
dered snst yon " daalt and decree paysd Tor by
the Ixtision. RANKIN 4 MrCRARY.
Reviews Atnmpas 50 eta Attys for Plaintiff.
niat5l-iaw
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NOTICE.

10 willism 2ifteIasver.
fon are hereby Boted that there a NOW ON lie IN tina
.MceH thc Gtrk VI the District Court IT L. county
icwa nj keokuk. eiiiR Of N Il. Collins cls,usne AZ
yeu the ssrs cf dollars with fUr, An
vfces. siso rrSying no attachment
Aess You alJsar thereto aud defend before mon 81
me fess M dss OF tie september fern, 1854 sain Dis
ht 1uGri commencing the In Sts,t@,u-
oF 20 Judgment win D. rendered against you fheren
w lrEanlf. NO. RAsKIN y MssFrsax
Asrno< stamp % cts Attys for Plaintiff
may 81 div - = 81 - s. ) = 81
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

t. n Hnkley.
cu arr hrrehy notified that there now On ale In the
oise ID The tlerk 81 the fs-rlet Court Of Lee c,slniv
10 ~ hrehuA letliioh Vi Iiiiaa tsiili>s claiming
q sou the Sum thsussnd doirs mone, iae ~,
ts'v iroair-osy Dotesi AID also Ia15s the ferr III
o tstg~ sasen os Yen to setre SAID notes CONVEY
ing all tie lois in block III ci, ID ksok.k e ooTry
Iowa.
taicss appear thereto and deend before neon or
tA sesDad ~ III the te1fsf iSss sail ,,rr
eeiisa is s rs stenslss Septsuber judxraetst
aa decree viii be rendered ss4sst soa thereon u de-
fault RA&hiN y NrsRlsE
aarF~nue stamp % cts Aty's for Plaintiff
E.aesl-d4w
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NOTICE.

To suhn MI sne BRIGGS siaturd and NJ stafford her
husband, AsFsssrrs burke ami Jsne- u Burke her
hHst-Nnd, a,d Atsxsss .actunt miner:
luu are herely bottles i1-t tLsFe file IN the
osce vi thr Ciak s fhe lEsgIsf Cont II Lee runntY
Iowa al heskuk, stitaH VI @Ees h. Burke ria ming
OF ysu PARTITION Of tine west half NJ ,ae west half Of
northeast quarter q seen thfty iosr tow nship sizty
nse hprfi nang&-iyA west. In LIE county, Iowa
Ine-e yau appear thereto nHd dsfsHd befere OF
the kreond day o. the nbr 1854 o said Dis
iet Court Judgment viii be rt1red against yesi tAer-
oa iy dsisuits RANKIN 4 NccKARY
Revenue stamp ~ Cts, Atty str Rlainfih
naySf-tl4w