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Description OF the One Dollar Counterfeit
Treasury Notes.

The green ink used printing Is somewhat OF lighter
shade and does give that clear and distinct impress
sion which is characteristic Of that used In printing the
genuine Tho portrait Of Chase coarse and dark and
shading Of letters scra,chy and blurred. Figures on
the green scollwork the lover right quarter OF the
bill printed in green In the genuine they white
In the pink representation Of the seal of the Treasury
Department lower left centre notice the abbreviated
words Thesaur Amer. Septen sin the abbreviaiion
Scrteni is incorect the word proper spentronais,
gravers imprnf "Amercan Bank Noie Co.. New YORK, y
lower centre ths 80 IN lie Nord "Amorcan" H. not
dotted and the B'' CROWDS the letter "a IN the word
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The lines 'Treasurer nc ird States aud "Pegis.
ter OF The Treasury" tftr 1elow sad After spin.
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etesnnship Chesapeake, Sherwood Portland, Me- with
rndse and passengers, 10 Cromwell & Co.
Rark Theresa Brem) Chrstohers, Bremen, 4S days with
ndse and 25S passengers to Herrnann koop Co Had
deaths ana birth the passage
big Richards Gowdy, Fajardo, PR, "A days. with mo-
Brig Maid Of Erin Obj Davis. Ponce, Pr. IA days. with
schr Elia Van Norton zaza, % days, with sugar, &C. 10
Schr Petrel Blunt Haeras Inlet, days
schr i. Sturdiyant -, Norfolk Va with tufpentine
and lumber. to Campbell, Guion Co.
Schr Crusoe Killum, East Machas
schr Nelson, Harvey Boston,.
Schr John ID Grifen, Gould. Gloucester
Schr Pushaw Glover, Fall River.
Schr Entire Kinnier Providence.
schr Nautilus Pillsoury, Providence.
Schr Pennsylvania Warner, Providence
Schr q Miller White, Providence.
Schr Golden Gate Chase, Providence -,
Schr Scott. Arnold Providence for Ehzane'hFort.
schr Fanny Fern, Daniels Newport for Rondvut
Schr Justice, Taylor Newport
Scbr John Manlove, Buriek Newport.
Schr Jane Borum, New Haven.
Schr Henry Hobart, Robinson. New Haven.
Schr Borden, Borden, New Haven.
Schr Eva, 1raryman, New Haven.
Schr Isabel Alberto, Tuttil New Haven.
Schr Champion Hall, Bridgeport for Ei2abethport
Schr Zicavo Heath bridegroom for Philadelphia.
Schr Magellan, Cranmer, Bridgeport.
Schr Champion, Clark Stamford for EliZabcthport
Schr Shepard Mount, Young Brookhaycn.
Schr Medford. Hopkins, Mystic.
Schr Tyler Tyler, Aliens Point for Philadelphia
Schr Annie Bergen, Thompson, Port Jefferson.
SAILED.
U steamer Hartford.
Wind at sunset NV.
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Base Ball.
THE AcTrvEs, OF NEW YORK, VERSUS THE CA,
pENs, OF CAMDEN.

THE AcTIvEs OF NEW YORK, VERSUS THE CAM
DENs, OF CAMDEN.
Tho Camden Club, Of Camden, beat the Acives, Of
New York, yesterday afternoon, in full game Of
nine innings. The following is the score;-Camdens,
22 Actives H. Five thousand persons Witnessed the
game
On Thursday next the Camdens and the Athletics play
the first Of a series of home games. The Actves
left for New York TO. night
GOTHAM VS.. HUDSON RIVER.
The return match between these clubs, which was
played Iloboken yesterday proved to BIO very in
teestng game and well contested one, the result being
well merited victory for tho Gothams. The game
opened favoraby for the Hudson River nine the totals
the close of the second innings standing 10 TO in
their favor In the third innings, however, Harry
wright, the noted cricketer, went on TO pitch
for tho Gothams and the result wac that
the Ncwburg players were only permitted TO
ten heir score in the la.t eoven innings the
t'tiups N he interim rpling up their scor hand.
s'D y. aud a. aiming their lost ground Mr sweet 3
bafa zinc pris medal, when was won by y. Wright y
to iasl u.iei 'ransierrJd 10 W s'gk~n H. lnss
Cos c, hc nasmg made Tie beat frCr. # the 'ri THO
burg .iuh wcss az rwar,' to MripeDc 0f A'asias
Df iteniiJ1 ~ the hands ~ tt " ~. 4hn 40 no
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jory returned homo in the boat last night They lost
three games out of four played
MUTUAL vs. ATLANTIC.
The second grand match for tho championship be-
tween these clubs comes of tho Capoline grounds
Brooklyn Monday next at half past two o'clock p NJ
and this occasion there will trouble clearing the
Brooklyn Police corps will be hand with hundred
policemen and all may rely perfect order being kept
no matter how large the crowd. There is ample room
for thousand people TO have oar view OF the pro-
ceednps these grounds and those who there
lest will have the first chance. platform of seats
been for the special the ladies' the
OCCASION and all these seats win be at their service The
same mines on both sides will play.
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THE TROY CLUB Vs. MANHATTAN.
The fourth game Of the SERIES in which the Rensselaer,
Club Of Troy, have been engaged in since they left
home, took place the Manhattan cricket grounds, Ho-
boken yesterday the result being the signal Of
the Manhattan eleven whose in their first innings
exceeded that Of their opponents in two, with eleven
spare This Is the first defeat the Troans have
sustained this season. believe They began play at
Newark with the Union Club, on Tuesday-the result
being drawn game, although both parties claim the
match On Wednesday they defeated the st. George
second eleven, and Thursday the New York second
eleven, and today they close play for the week 10 Q
match with the Willow Club at Bedford Thus far the
Troans have scored 443 TO 400, and those Of their
eleven who have scored double figures In single innings
in one or Of the above matches are Coops VIM,
Craw, Whitehead, vankleeck, Pagan, Pratt Morris and
Smith.
In the game Of yesterday Pecresss 40 was the score
Of the match, Plumers 49, shaw's H. and Scbrngs 10
being the best with double figures In bowl
ing Hudson and Tucker divided the honors good catches
being made by Seabrng, Plumcr and Hudson. Tho
game very pleasant to all parties and credit
able victory for the Manhaans Two of their best men
will be absent in the Troy eleven tomorrow, but they
have good substitutes to replace them
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SHIPPIN G NE w S.

CLEARED
Steamship Erin Obj, Grace Liverpool-W liams Guion
Steamship Hbernia tBr), Craig Glassow-F Mcdonald
steamship New York tBremh Won ouendorp Bremen
Steamship Corsica (Brl Le Mcssurer. NassauE Cunard
Steamship Louisa Moore, Wooster Newbern, NC-Murray
Steamship @ II Stout Borden. washngion--Iss Hand
seamshp Ceres Brooks Bostos-Whitn +, ssr
Ship Resoiu,e, McDirmid, Mobile and q market-F G
Bsrs Milton Buckley Cow n.yIrSppess IA sc a.
Bark n II Haven Haven. Cow Ray Miller a Houshtcn
Bark Thos Daett Duncan Philadelphi.1J saferac Co.
Brig W kibby tBrj, Blankenshp. Matamo'os-smi'h
BRIG xifara.a, Bbbcr, Philadelphia Son Co.
schr Good WIN tBr), johnson, Harlor Island; -. ~,
schr Robt Leonard (Br) Fewelling, 1t johns Nf-Pl
schr Alien. poane. Cow Bay-N L Mecresdy &Co;
sehr Julia tBr) Par st john Nb' anu "nasor-D De'
schr Constitution wheeler; Mopile-I . eager:
scbr S r Brown Place, ksouvilc j Eager
schr Thos Martin Leighion cha ,estoHe1o Bow
Schr A Grimm, Foster, Winington MN IL McCrcady
AGO ,,
sebr r Adams, Tsbbu PhIadelphis. Son Co.
scIr pesiah, oIlksy Philadelphia Carver
sehr seneal oS Colt PortiSnd-J Y nayiiand
seSr GrmaSio Chase. New acknowledgement a Wood.
steernrr EIsabetn, Fowler Baltimore.
steamer United States Davis Bristol
n 8 punboat Hibiscus MARITIME Key West Aug4
Steamship Flung shuey. Ilid.eth, New Orleans August
Nm rss AND . BASED y aassp y"1s Co. Me
bound y. nh o. SAND KY Lgh, At PM passed steam
steemship virginia tBrl Lewis, Liverpool July % and
Queenstown z7th with mdse and passenger TO Williams
fIen.hip Commander, Ferry Wilmington, Nc g. hours.
with cotton enl a.sengcIs, 10 cary So, n, ,.. A.,
" s Dnaj rrte nas,ur
Stcs m4hp iohn q lcr, Kelly Washington. & " D.
yn.,sc and aa tn N IA a
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DERs &Co. y 1ODrNE wATERs
owcrfuI Vitnliyirg Agent and Re-
nfc'cs the eptii'c systcm, curing
rr on, Rheumatism and many
-lrs ~ I. bottle, or siA FOR S.
~ PhyAcians and Chcmlsts..
fea Broadway. New York
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THE FTEHTNV BOUFTIEg-A NATIONAL FRAUD,
was struck with the remarks OF Of the fishermen
Of this island in talking with him upon the fisheries
question. He said that many thousand quntas of cod
fish caught and cred by the Block Island men, and
they hshcd upon the deep four live months
out OF the year. They made profitable thing of u and
were satisfied with their business but they could not
understand why the government paid bountcs for cod
1shng TO Massachusetts fishermen nj Cape Ann and Mar
behcad, and to those who happened TO be Rhode
Isapders, TO the Long Island fishermen II appeared
I, him great Injustice and when recited the usual
reasons given for the payment OF these bouncs that IL
was to encourage community of scafarng who in
time OF war; would be invaluable for navy the fish
erman answered that the United States frgas had
LAID IN at Cape Ann and elsewhere among these bounty
fishermen, and single would enlist during the
late war. In short was reminded that New York har
Dor and the lakes and rivers or the West, the
canals had been tho sources from which men had been
furnished for Faragu Perry and Footc and the bounty
fed fishermen Of New England had kept entirely clear Of
our national marine Here obviously q national fraud
THE SEA, THE SEA, THE OPEN SEATTLE PILOT IN
HIS ELEMENT.
We bore away from Block Island for the Atlantic
Ocean AT sunset The breeze had frcshcncd and tho
white crested waves seehed and foamed before driving
every sal she could carry crowded her careened In
the spray speeding Mt her utmost through the luminous
twilight Great masses OF broken clouds saturated with
the sunset, stood of inland while the full moon rose
from the sea In clar emerald like azure In the east
making sivcred, glittrng sheen upon dire path
way out across the ocean II was one of those
which give irresistible fascination to the sea- and lure so
many to its bardsbips
Oar party had diminished now to Lieutenant Governor
Alvord and two OF his Senatorial aids Cole and Chrk
with one or two other guests We had crew Of five able
scamcn besides Captain Harbnson and four Other
Gate pilnts OF the Willians-vz Ericsson Connolly 20
iersen and Phillips. Captain Harinson had Oh ated
the pilot of the Great Eastern, and his ocabs
noted among the best pilots AMI 20 ,ofs
on the coast Our soop NsS, ',cscfc,e manred
scented oil that oak and cedar, hackm tao a0 a9p r
could do Tor 'pced, beatty md feawoiihnt ~
lhands of Edward Y. Williams, the famous sh ri.t. n
Gfe,npont, whose name she bnr- Cuf o..i pg ~
voyage was In fact all Tat 20 ~ IL &c ,i'u.
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nIfsCELLAw ECUs.

serN~ q. - 49, /. y
A CHEROKEE PILLS, FEMALE REGULATOR
n SUGAR CoATED.Thc only certain and uDfaiiinR fe-
male regulator Known. One box 81 Six boxes S. free OF
We desire to send pamphlet free OF postage ~
every lady in the land
CHEROKEE REMEDY AND CHEROKEE INJECTION
removes discharges male female and cures
IN from three days PRICE, three bottles
Tor s.. sent by express TO any address
CHEROKEE CURE, for Loss OF Memory,
Universal Iassitule. ins the Back Dnnrss OF Vision,
Weak Nerves Trembling, Wakefulness and all diseases
caused departing the OF ndulg
youthful forns Price three bottles for % Sent by
press any address.
DR. wRIGHT'S RrJuyENATrNG ELIXIR, OR rs
SENCE OF LIFE, restOs full viRor My power
those debatsd and out through disease or excess
Price, bottles for S. Sent by address
THE CHEROKEE MEDICINES are sold by all enterprise
ing druggists On receipt Of price send hes security
packed free from observation 20 any portion of the civse
globe express Full particulars ~ pace pau'h"t
which wish IN mail free every Address letters w
advice pamphlets medicine, to DR.. W. II. MEkWiN,
Walker New York.
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Died.

Died.
CoNMLY.-On Thursday, August TO- JONI CoSNuLy,
aged 20 years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon,
from his late residence 31s East Twenty street
HIS remains will he Inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
TFr other Deaths see Third Page
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LdvxRPooL-Steamship vlrginia-Wm De Garmo, Mr. and
Mrs duncan and two children Mr. and Mrs Davidson and
1--WE children, Mrs Mullnsnx, Mr. and Mrs Mudor Carl
9nberg, Mrs and Miss Shopper Halsham Combs, NJ
Strauss. Seche, Keningsburger Baurst futile,
Dedrch. Chas Reynolds, John Glass John Dawson and
son W II Onensend, Mis-. Tate Mr and Mrs Young, II
j Ford and Eve children. Miss Mason, Mr. and Mrs A
Ilre and the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-27

The RULING PAssIoN.-Whoeve has
visited Nismes has seen the ruins Of the
great amphitheatre, and will remember
how dangerous it appeared to climb to
the summit. An anecdote is related in
Local paper of youngstcr who would
persist in mounting the walls, in spite of
the orders and threats of his father, in
search OF bats, which abound among the
runs One day his father caught sight
OF him very high up, aud, notwithstand.
ing the risk to himself, he managed to
resch his boy aud seize him by tho leg
Dragging him from his hold, he held
him suspended BY the leg in the air
CHOW" said his father, twill you ever
climb up here again ?" The position
was enough to brighten the boy, who
could see nothing between him and the
ruins q long way below but, instead of
being alarmed, he exclaimed eagerly,
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WORTH KNowING.-A correspondent
says: "a young lady, while in the coun.
try some years ago, stepped on aIrusty
nail, which ran through her shoe and
foot The Inflammation and pain was Of
course very great, and lockjaw appre.
hended. A friend Of the family, howev-
er, recommended the application Of a
beet, taken fresh from the garden and
pounded 6ne, to the wound. It was done,
and the effect was very beneficial. Soon
the Inflammation began to subside, and
by keeping on the crushed beet, and
changing it for fresh one, % its virtue
seemed to become impaired, . speedy
cure was effected. Simple but effectual
remedies like this should be known to
every one." ''t..
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A Chinese Dinner.

A traveller recently arrived FROM Pekin
gives the following description of Chi
neSe dinner:
The first course consisted Of kind of
tower formed of slices of breast of goose
and Of fish, which the Chinese call
COWS head, with large dish of has ID
tripe aud hard eggs of dark color pre-
served in lime. Next came grains of
picked wheat aud barley, shell fish uu.
koown IN Europe, enormous prawus pre-
served in ginger, aud fruits. All these
are Gated with ivory chop sticks, which
the guest bring with them On grand
occasions, the first dish is always birds
nest soup, which consists of thick gela
tioious substance. Small cups are placed
round the tureen, each containing a dit.
fereot kind Of sauce. The second course
Was rsgout of sea snaiIs At Macao
these are white, but at Ningpo they are
green. visc us aud slippery, by no means
easy to pick up with small sticks. Their
Taste resembles that Of the green fat OF
turtle The snails were followed by a
dish OF the flesh covering the skull OF
surgeons, which is very costly, Is sever.
al heads are required to make even q
small dish. Next vas dish of sharks
nos, mixed With slices Of pork, aud crab
salad !; after these sirew Of plums and
other fruit, the aoidisy of which il con.
sldered . corrective for the viscous fat
Of the d.h; then mushrooms, pulse and
ducks tongues, which last sre considered
the 10 plus ultra Of Chinese cookery
deers' tsadons-a royal dish which the
Emperor himself sends as present to
hn fsvorites and Venus ears--a kind
Of uoctuous shell fish; lastly, boiled rice
served 10 small cups, with acanthus seeds
preserved in spirits, and other cond.
nsnts. Last Of all tea was served.
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Sober Sabbath ThOuGhts.

The children who despise age are like
~ to receive the retributive justice of
being despised BY their own descendants.
The creature could never lament the
dispensations of the Creator If he under.
stood them; therefore, the measure Of
your grief is also the measure of your ig-
norance.
God never forgets any labor of love;
whatever it may be Of which the frst and
best portions have been presented to him
he viii increase and multiply seven fold
Prayer is an exercise which has tho
property Of Incorporating itself with ev-
cry other, not only not impeding it, but
advancing it. There is no crevice SO
small at which devotion may not slip in.
He that prays out of custom, says Jer.
envy Taylor, or gives aims for praise, or
affects to be counted religious, is but a
Pharisee in his devotion, and beggar
10 his alms, and hypocrite in his fast..
So long as you see one star in the sky
the sun is not risen; so long as one leak
admits the water the ship is not safe;
so long as one sin remains in q mans
heart and is practiced in bis life, Jesus
is neither his Savior nor his King
see where Christians in general are
wrong. We do not make a companion
of God We should trust him more as a
friend, not as distant friend, but always
near, close to US, so that We are never
alone, but continually in his company.
The name Of Jesus is not only light,
but also food; it is likewise oil, without
which all the food Of the soul is dry; n is
salt, unseasoned by which whatever pre-
scented to US is insipid;;it is honey in the
mouth, melody in the ear, JOY in tbs
heart, medicine to the soul; and there
are no charms in any discourse in which
his nsme is not heard
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A SINGULAR PHENoMENoN.-Am

A SINGULAR PHENoMEEoN.-Am most
singular phenomenon in the shape Of q
lake of water has made its appearance in
Military Valley, Centre county, Pa,
about three miles from small place call
ed Horntown, on the HubIersburg road,
covering about one hundred sores Of land,
and ysIyiss in depth aeeordis9 to
the irregularities Of the ground, from
ten to thirty feet-some say Fifty feet
Tho water 10 said 70 come up with force.
A subtsrranean stream has probably
bursted upward. The water is said to
fall little during the day and rise du-
ring the night It il certainly great
curiosity, and has been visited BY great
many people. ..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-27

,. PENMANsHIP. A veteran living
statesman has taken occasion, more tha1
once, to notice publicly the rarity Of good
penmanship 10 our age, As compared with
former times. It is, in our opinion, a
wellfounded complaint. Few gentlemen
nowadays write perspicuous hand, or
any thing better than q scrswl. How
often, when stranger addresses you, do
you find one half of his sentences unin-
selligible, aud his signature so utterly
enigmatical, that you are forced into the
ilnPoliteDess of cutting out the name aud
FASTING 1t on the envelope of your an.
swer! II you cast your eye over any
extended manuscript or sheaf of letters
TIT. early part of the last scentury, the
writing is generally of very different
character The writer of this note pos.
eesses manuscript of ten volumes, writ.
ten at different times, between l746 and
l773, BY clergyman, and 10 the whole
of it he has. never detected an or an ]
without its loop, or an 4 without its dot;
neither. in reading. was he ever at n loss
about the meaning of a single. sentence.
w can not say much for the handwrit-
Rag of adde's OF that or any earlier. age,
tU7 t5lcrabje cducation for women is
matter oI7tater date But certainly there
was rne-what may be called tie era
n our mothers when feminine hand
writing was both elegant aud Ineligible.
Our ladies' still, as rule, write better
than young ones.
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NOTICE.

TVNO the heirs at law Of john STROBE, late of
L Cedar county, Iowa:-You and each Of
you are hereby notified that on the Sd day Of
April, A ID 1855, 81 instrument purporting to
tie the last viii and Testament of said deceased
was read In open Court in the County Court Of
said county. and the first Monday of May, A. d.
1864, was fixed by said Court for proving said in
strument, and unless you appear at the ONCE OF
the County Judge of Cedar county. lows, and
defead. said instrument will be proved as and
for the last Will and Testament of said deceased.
BY order Of County Court.
]. C. BETS, Co. Judge.
d. McCARn Atty l5w3
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Caution !!

II tho reader OF this notice" cannot get . box
Of Pills or Ointment from the drug store In his
place. let him write to me, enclosing the amount
and will mail . box free Of expense. Many
dealers will not keep my medicines on hand be.
cause they cannot make - much profit - on 9th.
er persons make.
a.s.tav @ a No. 3a=i 80
None are genuine unless the words "EKoizosDsv
Nsc YORK and London" are discernible % Wa.
t<v-s1rk In every leaf Of the book Of directions
around each box; the same may be plainly seen
BY Aolding the ieqf to the light. A handsome re-
ward will be given to any one rendering such in.
formation - may lead TO the detection Of any
party or parties connterfeiting the medicines Of
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious.
t.+Sold 1t the mandatory Of Professor HOL.
LOWAY, SO Maiden Lane, New York. and by al
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and tho civilized
world in boxes, at IS cents, 50 cents, and 81 40
each. ft .a#8n 4 t3E aH s
na1r There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes. a@at #@ N@E 1855
July II, Is64-n9eJ1. - ~
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NOT A FEW


OF the disorders that aet mankind arise from the
corruption tina. accumua.es in the Blood OF all the dis
coveries that have been made to purge out none can
equal in effect HELMBOLDrS COMPOUND EXTRACT
or SARSAPARLZL1. It cleanses and renovates the
Blood insts The vigor ofheath into the system. ana
purges the humors which make disease II stimulates
the healthy functions Of the body, and expes
that grow ana rankle In the Blood Such remedy that
could be relied has long been sought for and Tor
the Grst time, tho public have which they can de-
pend Our space here does not admit Of cesdcases 70
show Effects the trial Of single bottle win show %
the sick that It has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract added
20 pint Of water 10 equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
botes equal 70 gallon Of he syrup % aaxsapsss
or the detection ~ usually made.
The above Extracts are prepared purely sei>ntas
princples-n Tacuo-and embody the full strength Of
the Ingredients entering into their composition. ready
and conclusve test will be comparison Of their psepss.
ties With those set forth In the o. 8. Dbpsnsatory.
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ORIGINAL LEGAL NOTICE.

To Preston Davis Defendant:-Sir: You are
hereby notified that there is now on file in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court in and
for the county Of Cedar, and State of Iowa, pc.
tition Of Catherine Davis, plaintiff, claiming OF
you divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and
that unless you shall appear and make defense
thereto on or before noon Of the second day Of
the next term of said court default will be ia
ken and decree Of divorce entered against you.
April I'd, 1866 CATHERINE DAVIS. Pl'f.
S. A. BIssELL, Atty. 4wl4