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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-05
Public Sale Of Valuable Land.

m pURsU ANcE Of the last VIII and Testament Of
L Daniei eteenrod I viii sell At public sale on
MONDAY, the 26th day q September, 1854, a. the
Court House in wheeling, 70 the highest and best
hSdder the tract or land which a situated on Big
Wheeiing Creek In Ohio county, near the tArm on
which Mrs Oruger lives, and ad1Oins the land o.
Rensforth and others, and - the same tract OF lana
I-hIeh Thonal PAUL and wife, now deceased con
waved 70 the sAid Daniel stsenr0d, b. deed dated the
iIfh Of November, lB4S and recorded in Ohio eoun-
" In Book No. 81, and containing Per s-'o o''o
N III TERMS OF SALE ARE; One fourth Of ne
purchase money Il 70 be paid in eaah ana ne -
Ana n ~ IN pafd n three yearI By three equal an
nnai InGtalIments, With interest nom the e.y q
1aie an paid and 20 be socured ~ deed o. unst
~ tho faid The whole tract vail be sold IN onf
6ov ana bV the acre The lAnd Rill Be sod gal9eet
- tke prsSsut lease 70 StoFk Ehbert, which ex'
pires % the nat day d April next, when possession
:, 81 lf ANDREW WHITE,
Administrator Of the estate Of flDAnisl stsenrOd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-05

THB PEACE MEN AT THE CHICAGO CoN-
vENTIoN.-From the correspondence of
the Boston Journal. we extract the follow
ing descriptions of scenes on Monday night
at the outside meetings: sE.t @
Isaac Lawrence, ,,of the Rhode Island dele
ton, said to the audience that resistance.
to tyrants is obedience to God" BE said
it was a duty which we owe to our chill
dren Gnd our God to put down the first as
o tyranical usurpstion. If we do not, we
deserve to be chained to the triumphal
chariot of the negro loving Lineold, and
dragged through the land bye.word and
repTosch. Little Rhode Island, carried
away by the impulse of the moment, did
once lend herself to the, mad project OF
the Abolition war. She now sheaths the
sword and cries: "War 10 murder; will
not kill my brother" Emulate her exam
Pile; stand to your guns and be ready for
any emergency.
Henry Clay Dean was asked in the course
of his speech if he would support McClel-
Ian. He replied, "Before God, citizens,
we have one idiot in the presidential chair
do not let US put another into itF' A
delegate from Ohio, in reply to the same
question; asked the crowd he was harangu-
ing if they would support Lincoln. They
yelled, "NoI" MOL" Then" said he,
''it you will not support Lincoln, you do
not expect me to support his dog, who, at
his masters bidding, killed thousands Of
as good Democrats as the land ever made"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-05
FORM OF PROPOSAL.

[ToWH, COUNTY AND sTATE.l
[DkTI.1
I, the undersigned, do hereby propose 70 furnish
and deliver to the United States q the quarter
matter Department A., agreeable to the terms
of your inviting proposals for forage,
dated Cumberland, Mds---lsS4, the following
- 3Bushels OF Corn, in sacks At-Psr buHhsl
Of 1851 hfty-six pounds. Dan
-BuShel8 Of Cats, In SACKS at--per buahel
I3-Tons - Of Baiod Hay at-Per ton Of 1900
P-TOuS OfBalSd straw at-Per ton Sf 1000
pounds. Hs -. :.
--I 1884 and to be completed or before the
-day of-I66-, and-pledge myself 70 enter
into written contract with the United States with
GOOD and approved security, within the space Of ten
DAYS after being notified that my bid has been Ac-
S 0sp''0. YOurob't. servant,
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GUARANTEE. .-as u'
We. the undersigned, residents d. In the
Oonntv Of, and State o., hereby Jointly
and geyerally covenant with the United States and
Ruarantee In case the foregoing bid of--be
sccspted that he they will within ten days after
t6s aeeetancs Of sail bid execute the contract for
tie Gaus with good aud sufficient surettes In
Sum equal the amount Of the contract 70 furnish
sdyertiSeuept dated -1864, under. which the
bid was made, and in case the BAid--ahAu tAI 70
enter into q contract aforesaid, We guarantee 70
soIdS-and the next loWe5E responsible bidder
or the person 70 whom the contract may be aEarded
Given under our hands and seals this-dAy o.
-164.
Witness: H rI.i.f
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g. SLACK, ssuator 7th Dist.
W. 8 DUNBAR, u. II. d.
JOHN n. PHELPHS, Pres. Senate

Main street .. l -
can call a. room No. 3d. Grant HouseS and AIs
Lee Will take plehsuro in accompanying them %
the once. Can be found At the Grant HoGSs at
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HORSES WANTED.

QUARrERMAsTER,
" WHKELmo, WElF Va, June %, 1854.
- OPEN MARKEE f6r, the pnrchase Of Cavalry
Hor ses will be oOatinuOd ~ Wheeltng, West Va
! one hundrod and ahy I've dOllars will be paid
for all horSea passed b the Board Of Inspection
flll1a u 0al RHlEoAuols.
SAI horses for the CaValEy service must be sound
in eVarV particnlar from (5l hfteon % 0J sixteen
handa high aud nOt les thaa 90 ave nor more than
Cgl years old; = IN good 1osh; eomPaeug built;
bridlsyisoi of good seiipni and Ese from al Dc
Payneass % bS made % '4Certiaeatos Of Indsbt-
ednessg for eight horses OF more
: By order d "a. c0I. JAS. A. BKIN, Chief @ n.
'''i' - - La RARNsWORTH,
id3o-oodtE ! s-i- -ssrf Z Capt. 4 A Q. n.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-05
A nesirahIe Warm fOr Sale.

U>HE undeFuiEnsd. offers for sale an e1eollent
stock Yarn, in Rails county Mi.3o1rt, contain
ing $40 Rcros-lO0 under euluVauon-on HnlGh
thero a a mail frame house. 1tn lAud = Nltnin
one ma of ne Hannibal and s.. Joseph Railroads
~ a DoVor flliing stream of water runs through
n The land is hIgh and rolling and the country
healthy IL aatoins the IandI Of Hms BooEerS t0r-a
fnerly o. 81. ClsiTsVilloS Ohio.
Persons desiring any information respecting the
above land are FefeETod TO Amos Oaborso5 gEOeors
ifn1t seId a. private aIs beiOre the 1St day Of
October it win then bO offered q puhlie sale In
lave 40 IS Ssrss Lead Land, in WaahingtOn
county, No, some II miles from Potosl. ,I
HugZ7.1ms p 'at Or JOHN JUNE JUNE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-05

Cant. A. " BAaRrsaHn, Chief fouartermaster Depart
nent Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
a oosDUoIEnn
T L HTFGHGoGN,
AT NO. nsK MAIN STREET,
(Hornbrookis Building)
Ey-open fof studenfS day and evening.
n1HR purpose Of this inStitution 4 to instruct
i young mon (and woman tool in the principles
which govern the correct tE4naesien o. PseGniaEy
-38l1 BOOK-KEEPING,
strjuped OF its absurd varhiago and ancient pro-
IiSity and tntFieaey, and ADAPTED 70 the modern
mode of doing businsss, eapeeiAlly IN the United
which are As exact, unsrriug and free from sxeeP-
ton e tho1a Of natn1o and comPrt9ed IN very lev
who q then Conducted through seourse OfPraetieAl
Book-keeping, In numerous sots Of books In great
variety 81 f6Fms tin be thus acquires mastery Of
thanTt which olabln8 him . apply t With tAe1lity
70 any kind of business
a WRITING SCHOOL
4 omen day aud evening, ATTENDED BY both ladies
end gontlomen, where, without entering for the fl
course, good hAnd-WFiting can be obtained in
''N Ns' ARITamETIo,
andits application 70 AL manner Of
Do OQUNIlN0-duUnhO OA1OgLALNuAes
rosefVe the attention thotr primary Importance de-
miands. The student viii be made acquainted with
several modes of calculation not found In bOOksI
tendinR greatly to the abbF0Viation Of his work.
Thofo = open % the GfudGlt also counOof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
eomprising Political Economy. Commercial Law and
usaEss Finance, Banking and CurTeneyi also mAxims
Of 6minsnt Busiles1 Men IN regard to the best
methods Of conducting buainess successfully and
avoiding tlilurn. 800
IngtFnetions in the above subjects are interIpoFA
Cd with uaAxfuB and fneuleafions tending 20 the
formation Of high chArAeteF - men and ettt1enl.
The eour8S Of inStructioa h INTENDED 70 be -
eomprehsnaiVo and th0ruugh that Of any Of the
Commercial Colleges, while the oxpou8e 20 the stu
dentis much lel1.
LI.H. beEs IeaEe 70 refar those to whom he Il
unknown 10 the OficeFs Of the banks in Wheoling
and Bridgeport, and especially to his GtudentS.
t4 TERMS, &C.
For the full oouFBs above indicated, including the
requisite blank books for Keeping, the charge
q go, payable entering. The tine usually re-
qurod for the course is from two 70 three monthsi
but the student Is not limited in time-hs may
remain as long, and return Oflen, as he -Pleas1s
iAnI
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no. 63i ARCH STREET
ffsneips, 05los and Aan'vae'OTy,
ssaa- JONES } EVANS,
tsucse.sors to @. N. JssEsOnS& 3 Coal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-05

PRICEs.-LaTge size, holding nearly double
quantity, 81 per bottle; half dozen, 80 Small nSo'
5sc per bottle half dozen, - y-.-,..r.s, { j,
EE-For eby DruggiItP and Dealers eTeryvhere
= the United States, and by all the pEuggist9 and
~ DealeEl IN Mheeling. -. @ !. -oe.3ty
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-05

The weldon RaIIroad-Unsucce ceslful
Attempts 10 Dts lodge the Uniontats
ExSEtfng q Depressing EnectS Se'
Correspondence ofthe Petersburg, Express Aug. 20.
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Your obed1ent servant
j. q. LOCKWOOD, Lieut.. Col.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
National U3e6Ose Ticket.
THE PROGRESS OF THE CAM.
Fs RAI0N.

People have been growing impatient
and some persons are manifesting symp.
toms of despondence, because Richmond
has not yet been taken. They forget that
they felt inst SO prior to the fall of vicks.
burg and Port Hudson, because they were
not captured in May, but held out till
July. But we hold that there are NO
better grounds for impatience or despair
now than there were during the Vicks.
burg campaign. The process of cutting
off Richmond from supplies and reinforce
ments is steadily advancing.
Grants plans have been carried out
successfully in the main, since tho time
he crossed the Rapldan. While he fought
the enemy in the Wilderness. Butler took
and fortified his positions and rendered
them impregnable, and opened up more
CONVENIENT communications for the new
base of operations contemplated by Grant.
There was failure in the programme so
far as taking Petersburg by assault, and
doubtless there have been some unexpect.
ed difficulties and delays in the operations
to the vest of Richmond. But in the
meantime the process of isolasing Rich.
mond, cutting the communications and
depriving it of all facilities for obtaining
supplies or succor for Lees suffering
army. In the meantime, Lee has received
no reinforcements, for Sherman has been
pressing Johnston still South, and is now
threatening Atlanta. Sherman is too
much for Johnston, and Grant is also
superior to Lee from Fifty thousand to one
hundred thousand men. The disparity
of meu-not to speak of other things-is
SO great that it is hardly within the range
Of possibility that either Grant or Sher-
man should be foiled in the final result,
whatever partial aud temporary reyerses
may befall them in reaching the grand
censummation.
Grant and Sherman are destroying the
armies Of the thousand by piece !;
they are grinding them out day by day,
and when the campaign Of the season
finally closes in our victorious success
over the armies in Virginia and Georgia,
the rebellion will be played out all of
sudden, for there will be no armies left to
fight its battles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

@A skedaddler from Uncle Sau's ter
ritory tell in love With Cauadian lsmsel.
and vice versa. The parties wished % IS
married forthwith, bat difIicalty eroee.
A license costs six doilan--the parties
didn't like that. They nigh, Be- publjeh.
ed ID . church, but they sesld aeg xaif
three weeks. A Justice OF the Pesce Is
Detroit could sOcn marry 'theid-bo sks-
daddiet dare not 90 to American soil Tor
fear ef capture, and the parties were per
picked. A happy thought soon present
ed s.itself. and was immsdiatsly pus into
execution. s~ sasss7
A boa. was procured, and helping
friends CROSSED the river fof al Amet,can
3nstics Of the Peace. The bride and
bridsgroom took bost from shis side. sod
wsre moi BY the Jnstics in the river !: And
when satisfied thss sshsy ssrsia Auebso
waters. the pair we're married sccoklsok
loshs Is.s q: Mio6ieldi, saaA GsiAasrs ll1s
gppssof Fort Wayna ! A.. sos = tle
eseenony waa concluded no t;ne xeeio.f,
but the boat vas swiftly pulled fo IL O..
sdian shore. whore the parties 61eS3 as1S 4
landed toaTsseivs ths eosxsIssln,1.{ +. n
several friends wkos hi 80 - y q.
|beaeh 70 winn1a1 lhAlS 6n 80. |
@fX&SM ~ - ez<z sex esS1s 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06


RoMAscr In REAL LIFx.-We find the
following in the Vicksburg Herald Of the
18th instant:
many of orr citizens are acquainted
with, or have seen, our friend E. job nson,
Esq. Of the Treasury department Of this
city, and also K n. johnson. Of St
Louis. Both OF these Young gentlemen
have been in Vicksburg for some time
past, and from frst acqusintance they
turned bosom frieude. They loved each
other a much as two friends could. and
no secrets Of the ono were kept from the
other. What was their surprise = few
days since, when converting With each
other, they learned they we're long lost
brothers !! Edward johnson had left his
fathers roof At the early age Of eleven
snd gone % : Whaling cruise, and wss
supposed to be lost until discovered by
his brother Richard. They are ~ happy
nov, At meeting each other again, e
when they romped and played together
10 their boyish days. Long life to the
Jshuson's z .s8sss,ss's /
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
New York, July 5.

New York. July S.
By the steamer City Of Baltimore We
learn that the Alsbama has been sunk b,
the kearsage. Nine killed and 20 pirates
wounded.
The pirate Alabama left Cbeerbourg on
the 18th to engage the Kearssge and At
tackled her 10 miles from Cheerbourg.-
The engagement lasted an hour and forty
minutes Both vessels made seven com
plete circles in maneuvreing at . distance
of from quarter to half mile. The
Alabama wss sunk
Semmes and part Of the crew were
saved by The English yacht Deerhound
Semmes was slightly wounded in the
hand.
Before leaving Cheerbou,g the pirate
left 60 chronometers, bis specie and ran-
som bonds there. IS
I No one killed and only three eeamen
slightly wounded on The Keasaee. She
landed The wounded Al CheerbourR. The
vessel sustained bu, little injury.
Ssmmes declined q public dinner At
Southampton and vent to Psris 10 repor,
70 the Confederate Commissiossr.
Three Of the Alabamas officers and six
OF her crew we're landed u Cheerboure
from French pilot boat; also several
from the British ship Acton.
LAFRsT.-The Dano Germanic Confer
encs yesterday accomplished aothiog.-
The proposition for an arbitration was re-
jected, and the Conference is regarded a.
. failure
Il is supposed hostii.ies will commence
on the 9th Of June.
It Is stated the kearsage captured eight
Of The officers aud crew Of the pirate
Alabama. @4r sry
Semmes publishsss stssemsst and eays
he had killed and 30 wounded, and
charges the KeaEssge cont, psed 6rire
after the Alabama struck her flag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

E9- look upon this nation in the past
as having been in its cradle, and now
emerging from the nursery, it is just
taking hold its young manhood. When
this war shall have ended, and we shall
have addressed ourselves to the great work
OF filing this continent, and making prac.
teal the great doctrines of human rig Us
which We have held. tbeoretically-when
we shall have addressed ourselves TO the
carrying out of these great doctrines. We
shall have just entered upon our Chris
tian manhood; and at that time, with
such wonderful power and resources, af-
ter such experience and suffering, after
our final victories 6rst on the battle field
then on the moral field, this nation will
stand before the world as the Christian
teacher nation.-[ Beecher.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
Battle Between the
xearSage and Pl-
rate Alabama.
The .alabassa Ssssak and part
ether eresc Capsssrea.
Rebels Attack Har-
! peF's Ferry. ryvr


New York, July S.
The ssore-ship Courier, from Boston
Tor New Orleans, was totally lost on the
l4th Of Juse. on Leonard Keys. Baha-
mas. Small arms, rigging, &c, were
saved and sent to Nassau.
Commander Grsy and officers and crew
were saved, including sailing master, Ed.
win B. Pratt, Of Boston Essigns Samp.
son and Snow. and Psymsster Brown,
who have arrived here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
FBOM OFF CHARLEsrON.
Lasess SrOm sur Fleet ana Ratsera e...
AfgAly lnIersseing snAnarv.

New York, July 8.
The steamer Fulton from Port Roya]
on the 18th, has arrived at Hilton Head.
Everything was quiet The Palmetto
Herald states that Secesaiosville, near
Charleston, was vigorously shelled BY on.
forces last week.
IL was reported that another rebel ram
was launched at Charleston.
Two rebel Generals and 45 rebel Geld
officers arrived on the e9th and were i'm
mediately sent to the front, under The
rebel batteries in retaliation for Union
officers similarly placed in Charleston.
1t was reported At Hilton Head on the
29th that Admiral Dahlgren had received
information that the pirate Alabama, with
three other pirates, we're soon expected d
of that coast
The monitor Nahant, gunboats Flam
beau, Winona, Pawnee. Sonoma and Sara.
toga joined the feet of Charleston.
Our batteries coatinae shelliug Chafles.
ton. -Four rebel rams are nov in Charleston
Hafbor, and two more are nearly CON-
pleted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
Nsw Yolk. Jrlv (.

New Yo1k, July 5.
The Paris correspondent |of the Ion.
don Globe says
!. 1lo Aianema made twol attempts %
Doaro tne heaF4Res bnt her oonmaudsr
eut.n.nenyred Semnes and fsatly ssot :
projectile right through thS Alsbama's
boiler. Then seeing what pcourrsds IS
brought al his guns 70 bear bn. ths pirate
y conce0trsted broad sidf from star
board and made breseh Of four yards in
length under her waterman when she
began 70 sink rapidly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

FhiiaoeiphiaI july s.
The Bulletin has the following special
from Harrisburg, 5 p m:
The rebels had not crossed the Poto.
mac at 4 o'clock this morninc4 at which
ums the telegraph Office vas Open and 10
communication with Gen. Coubh.
The fears Of the people along the bor-
DER counties have been sppehsed; but
there is considerable alarm still existing.
- 1t - mol certain whether the rebels NAV
not be IN strong force.
Governor Curtain returned ID his post
Yesterday morning. He did not reach
Getty sbu.g. as be was telegraphed to 70.
Turn when about fifteen miles from Car
Isle.
Over 1000 horses passed through Get
sysburg yesterday. owing TO scare N
that section. In other counties there was
similar alarm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

There were some thirty fires yesterday
from fireworks. Five large bsildings,
the Scotch Presby tsrian Church on Woos.
ter street. and Ave dwellings on Grand
street were destroyed. besides heavy dam.
age 70 some ten other buildiags. Loss
about $3.50, 900.
The Tribune says Mr. Fessepden has
accepted ths Sscfesasyship Of the Treas
ury and assumed its duties.
A Baltimore special to She Tribune
states Hasser, with his whole force, in
good condition. is moving TO thwart de-
signs Of the rebels on their raiding ex-
cursioD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

aasf.s - M NsW York, July 5. !.
Tho CommerciaIays gold vas dulf this
morning, but higher, With the spprehen-
sio6s that the President viii not si0n the
act repeating the gold bill conseq uently
no transactions at gold room Or stock
board. and private parties are keeping No
old qu otations. Opened 1t 24O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

sRI. viii be remembered that the
law prohibiting the circulation of foreign
currency in this State took effect with the
beginning Of this month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

BLooD-STAIRKD GREEEBAcxs.-Lieut
Sinclair, Of the I4th regiment regu-
lar infantry was wounded recently in the
thigh, and DOW lies in hospital The rifle
bullet that hit him passed through his
pocket book, which contained four hun
dred dollars in greenbaeks. Each note
Is perforated in two places, and the por-
traits of President Lincoln are stained
with the Lieutenaut's blood. He vaIues
this money little above par. They
ought to be redeemed nspec;e, to say the
least Washington Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

SHARP PRISTER.-"Wants situation.
. practical printer, who is com pesent to
take charge of any department in the
printing and publishing house. Would
sccept professorship in any of the aead-
emies. Has no objection TO teach orna-
mental painting and penmanship. geome-
try, trigonometry. aud many other sci
encies. Is particularly suited to &C. as
pastor to a small evangelical church, ur
rs local preacher. He would have no
objection t form . small but selec. ella IS
of interesting young ladies TO instruct 10
the highest branches. To dentist or 4
chlropidist he would be invaluable, as he
can do almost anything. Would board
with the family if decidedly pious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

sy Fremont is rapidly losing friends.
Every day we hear of them deserving the
great hunbug and palh-loser. No Union
man who is not fanatic or Red Repub-
lican will be found hereafter supporting
JoBN G. fremont, siuce the traior, Val
landigham's endorsement of him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

Saratega, July b.
The Bethesda Water Cure. Information
a Hetel. and sll the bulldog, between
the Crescent asd Cnrenden hotJle, are de-
stroyed The Crescent, Union and Con-
gress hotels are not burned, % formerly
reported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ro d O niddick. McCleiisnd, PyeA cp., Win Eusrr.
% McMarphy, Johnston Bscoa, chas P4rross
You arc hsseby notihed that there is e In the
Iowa a Keokuk the petition " Thomas Homer J.ln
h and CAss TrAcy. survvipg ysataers 81 th~ hats
nrrs 81 Brcvpel, Homer Co, claiming III d Rthsscs
jr ~ent fsr the aonnt Of three psor issory pote Of
fi s. esGh exccsted February fslh ls6s and interest
and sgAinrt all y tns SsicndAnts orecsprs mort
70 sccure said three notsr ant ossspaher .'a9
Unless ycn appeAr and HnswsS said pettiou ON ev -,
fre MON 81 the sereAd Ay Of tn 8fe tern, issx
o said Court eonnencin4 TIM hst Apu<y Il s.,s~n,
her Judgment will ~ rendered w defAult
"a - RANKIN 4 MsORARY
Rspsnne stamp % rts- Atty's for PLAINTIFF
4 tulv1<3av ~ fSsN ~ YNs sR III