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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18
Mr.. 1lneoln,s peatn b. Au.trnli..

me-. LAncOAn'S Deatn in Australia,
the following is an extract from a letter
to a gentleman of Washington, dated Mel
bourne, Australia, June Is, 1866.
We have q telegram from Adelaide, CIV
ing the sad news of the assassination of
PRESIDENT Lincoln, the attempt on Mr..
Stewards life, and thesurrender of the rebel
General Lee and his army. I cannot de.
scribe the sensation this important news
has oeeasiened. Sympathy is expressed on
al sides at the untimely fate of President
Lincoln, and horror at the preparation of
so dreadful a crime.
The American residents will close their
places of business tomorrow, and wear
Grape on the left arm for thirty DAYS, out of
respect for MI. Lincoln's memory.
l look for the papers with the details of
the momentous occurrences, and trust that
this will be the closing scene of the terrible
domestic tragedy which has been enacted
on the stage Of life during the past four
years. 3. j. H.
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Foreign Aggression Upon an Ameri-
E|-. enn RFaFwan

Foreign Aggression Upon an AmerI.
can Citizen.
The correspondent of the New York
Times relates the case of Mr.. Henry Schon-
field, who came to this country from Hesse
Oassel when fifteen years old, resided here
twenty-one years, and became a citizen,
and who, recently on a visit to his old
home wSs arrested as q subject, imprisoned
for desertion, to be drafted at the end of it
into the military service for two years.
The correspondent states that an appeal
was made to eur consul, who could do moth
ing because W have no treaty with that
government It seems to US that it needs
no treaty with any foreign power to make
S man 8 citizen Of this nation, and entitled
to its protection, who came here q minor
and has resided here t~wenty-one years and
taken the oath of citizenship, and that the
proper proceeding would be a peremptory
demand for his release, and for payment Of
the damages ne has suffered.
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Resignation of ar. Dorsey.

Treasurer Dorsey, who was arrested and
removed from office by authority of the
Governor, on Monday last, has addressed
a letter to the Governor, resigning the
Treasureryship. Ofcon-se Nj. Dorsey as
sumes that he had never been legally re-
moved, for had he been he would have no
Office to resign. The letter indicates that
his line of defense will be to deny the con-
stitutionaIity of the law for the violation
| of which he has been arrested. We sp-
pend the document:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Sept. 10, 1866.
To His EzceUency, ChaTL les Anderson, Gov
ernOr of Ohio:
SIR: It is known TO your Excellency
that serious doubts are entertained by legal
counsel as to the constitutionality of 30
much of the act of the General Assembly,
entitled HAn act to further provide for the
better regulation of the receipt, disburse-
ment, and safe keeping of the public rev.
enue, passed April 18th, 1858, IS enRcts
that, upon the arrest of the state Treasurer,
as provided by that act, the Office shall be-
OOu6 NdCAub-lh DcluS c0EAOusAy HuoobAOuou
whether the General Assembly can GUST an
officer whose office is created by the Con-
stitution, upon an allegation of niscon-
duct, without any judicial finding that the
allegation is true, without giving him any
day in court+o contest it, or providing any
other mode by which he may be heard in
his defense, and without any judicial ZEN
tence of custer against him. If these
doubts be we'll founded, and the provision
in question be unconstitutional, as I think
it is, it results that I am still the Treasurer
of State, and cannot so long as 1 continue
to be such, legally divert tue funds and
effects TO another.
But it being your purpose, treating the
Office as vacant, to appoint q State TT ess-
urer, I deem it best, in order to remove all
difficulties, and to prevent any embarrass-
ment to the public service, to resign.
Claiming, therefore, that 1 am still Treas.
urer of Ohio, I hereby resign that office
this resignation to take effect as soon as you
shall appoint my successor, to whom I am
ready to deliver all the funds, property and
effects belonging to the office.
l am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant, .,r.
[Signedl G. VoLNEY DORSEY.
10 this communication Governor Ander-
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Attempted Assaults upon WfrE by a
RomRn. y L ~.


The Washington Star of lsst evening
ssys:
mission for the trial of WirE hs~dsdjourned,
aid the prisoner was being taken 10 his
quarters at the Old Capitol, in charge of
the guard, an elderly lady, aged about fifty
or sixty years, who had been waiting to
sac him, stepped up to one of the guard and
i1o1n red if the prisoner was the Anderson
rsile h. 1tcher. She was answered in the
a8,a.s6 7e, when she few into sparoxysm
~nd ~endesvored to strike him
OF psss,Sn' ellis, exclaiming, You wretch,
with her um~ u murdered my son ct An
you butcher, - g unable to reach him,
~dersonville' Bsh begged the guard TO
she cot 3 brick and rs with some diff.
Id bsr GET at him. Il ~. traiDed and tbo
cnltv that she could be re-, sr
nTis9ner conveyed TO his QustN an Ohio
1T wss sscertsined that shs Wa nro.
woman. who is here for the parpose o. #
curing the bsek pay of her sons, ali four
whom havs been in the service%ne hav-
ing been killed in battle, n murdered st
A~5dersonyille, smother made hopelessly
insane by the treatment there and the
fourth only left to return to his home st
the close Of the war" l
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The list shows a total of % incomes owe
$4,000; As between 5000 and 10000;
1913 between $1,000 and $1,000, and about
200 less than $1,000.
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w EMPLOY TIE soLDIERs.

W EMPLOY The SOLDIEkS.
Business men are requested to apply for clerks,
BOok-keepeTs, Porters, Mechanics, Apprentices, and
Employses, to the Agency Of tue Sanitary Oommis-
vion, No. So Bank street, where Soldiers, honoraby
discharged and well qualified, will be found willing
and anxious to work.
charge for services Of this Agency.
/, Situations are now wanted Tor the following, viz:
4 BoOk-keepers, fine penmen;
l Book-binder;
II Clerks, experienced in dry gOOss, grocery or drug
store ;
2 Compositions;
9 Drivers, Grsoms and Gardeners;
L Porter;
1 Blacksmith;
1 Machinists and TfDsmith1s apprentices;
S have no trade and will Go anything;
5 disabled men wish places - messengers, agents
or Office p~orters. -
Please send in your orders and help these men to
earn an honest living. Apply at
81 BANK STREET.
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Nj. Msrstzek's programme for the win
"a, Gives New York an autumn opera sea-
sop q, ending from October to Christmas:
Boston IN month Of January; New York
again 8 spring season of six or eight weeks /;
and PhIlsaelPhia nothing st al.
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Incnmea In TnIehn-

The Toledo Blade publishes the income
tax list of Toledo for 1864. It makes a
very creditable showing for so young a
city. Below we give below q list of the
incomes over $4,000. tl-
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CLOTHING.
E.. RHEINH
One Price Clothing House.
> WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I94 kunertOr sfreef


MOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE
w public that he has 3 full line Of Clo'hiDg o;
his own manufacture and Of the best material, now
on hard.
ParticuIsr attention is called 10 the msnuiao-
ture and style Of tur work. We employ none but
the best of wnTkmen, and use nothing but
the bet Of Trimmings in esch and every
gsrmsnt. Satisfied, from experience, that tire PEG.
pie Of this vicinity need nothing bus hrt class
work., we the -efOre offer no Aastern slok shop goods
TO our customers, but everytbtr g -four own man
%utsoture, made and trimmed equal to the best Gus
tom WORK.
Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT Is, under the
charge OF Mr. SPESCSR, . Gutter Of fifteen years'
experience in the best New York Housfs, and we
can trDthfally say that he has 30 equal in this
? city, and We defy aDy House in TIE city to turn
out . garment In the style and finish Of ours
Gentlemen IN want OF hrst class garments will
bore md . full assortment Of French and English
Beavers, Trtcots, Breadclotbs, O~assimerea aud
Vesttngs OF all desirable shades and novelties.
Remembe that we do Do-JOckeying business,
have but ONE PRICE. and sell at low figures.
We Manufacture cur Own goods, pay no manu-.
factuTer any prodt, consequently We osB save TWEEN.
~ per cent by so doing, the benefit OF which w
give to our customers.
Give rs a call, and you will be satisfied that thi.
10 the ease, and that We deal honorably BY ali.
Gug25:B5:dItri
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MEANTED- 500 AGEN rS-To sci
w Crosby'- life Of Abraham Lincoln,
MISCELLANEOUS
esn OO0 MONEY ADVANCED

Een-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFIOE, on seou-
rites otevery kind, viz: Cold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry. Guns, Pistola,
.OlothinE. by Goods, Planes, MelOdeons, and all per-
Balal property and articles Of value, on the most sat-
isfsCtoy terms. Business strictly private. EgtAb-
iishedl S5L. E.B.-A variety Of unredeemed Watch
es, Jewelry, Guns, ETC., ir sale at bargains.
ofioe-oorner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis 4 PeixOtto's Clothing Store.
oot22 80 s.. y. kiW. WAGNER
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

NJ. Jsmes NJ. Wehli, the eminent
pianits1 viii siurn to this country, from
England, 10 a few days, when a series of
concerts will be arranged for him.
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WAsHINeToN. ,Jnlv 12gIss5
Mr.. JOIN W. DoDaE.

The people OF Relays Fslsnd, i'll L-aj
Erie, are having a theatre. The Weaver
dramatic troupe are playing there this
week.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

ASSISTANT QuARrBRmAsrER's CKTIuE, I
ULHvELAND, Ohio, sept Is, 1865. !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ in pOrsuAnee of inG ~ruotions from tbs Cnief
Qusrtermaster Of the Department OF Ohio, I VIII
s Il st public auction, on Monday, Septsmbsr rs,
at Camp Cleveland, ohio.
100 'oris OF Dry Wood,
~ Tons Soft Coal.
The property to be removed from the premises
within i've days from dsie Of sale.
TERMS Cash in Govern ment fuLds.
Sale to ommenc at 10 A NJ
4 b. OADWALLADER,
sepl4:2is Captain and A. q. N.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

JJAo oNPoAIO 9h.OPP- jam
TEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT,
The war is now about played out,
Great changes have betn wroushtr
Our gallant boys are coming h0mei
JED Davis has been caught
Ruzzai huzzal now hang your banners cut,
Huzzal huEzsl let all the people shout.
The way the rebel chief was caught
Is Iaughable indeed;
BE tried to run in petricoats,
But he did not succeed
Huzzat huzzai hang ell your banners out,
Jed Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our boys did think IT very strangs,
AWoman should retrest
With . great boWie-kni'Oin hand,
Until they saw his feet.
Huszai huzzsI our boys have got good sense;
'TWi1t gaiter shoes and ssogy boots they know
Oh, o~rinoline, We think you ans,
For you would not conceal
The dying recel President,
When he did show his heel.
Huzzai huzzA I there's nothing half so nne
o. To show sfOot and ankle Of, nks we'll raised
crinoline. II-
Yonr days are numbered now, old Jsn,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . better end in view, OF
Than the on q Of . stout rope.
Huzzai huzzAl JEFF Davis has no shoe;
In settling up ali his accounts, Just keep hi
Grimes in view.
The boys who caught Js1 rsvis,
Well welcome one and 81,
Asd treat them to 3 hne new sult
At ISAACS USI0N HALLl
Huzzal huzzaf fling the starry banner out,
Our ga lant boys are coming home, let all the
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock Of Fashionable
Clothing in the West at the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaaes's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale ofSIngsr's Celsbrated Sew
ing Machines! Storr's iAutonaton Freshman, and
Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
~ Look ont tor the Giants my25
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Change of opinion.


In the winter of 1860, Hon. WIN. Il,
Seward, in a speech in the U. s. Senate,
spoke of John Brown as guilty of 'eedition
and treason" and of his execution ,as
Unnecessary and just" His preseHteeaimase
of the character of that noble NAH is re-
vealed in the following letter:
DEPARTMKNT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, July III 1856.
DEAR SR: I pray you to accept my
thanks for your admirable portraits Of the
President of the United States, and also
for your kindness in giving m what, &C.
cording to my recollection, is an excellent
likeness of John Brown, whose name has
become historical as a martyr in the cause
of human nature.
Faithfully yours,
WILLIAM h. SEWARD.
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CHARLES ANDERSON,
Gauarnnr of Stat

This procedure on the part Of Nj. Dor
sey will remove much of the embarrass-
ments which the new Treasurer would
have felt in assuming Office, and it will
perhaps be less difficult to find a suitable
person who will accept the trust The
Cincinnati Commercial states that the
Treasurership has been rendered to Will
liam Hooper, of Cincinnati. i
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AUCTION SALES.
lUEsDAY, SEPT. 18Th, 1865.
Ms,

AT AUCTION .---~.BT O.. CUTTER 4 SON
o Cutter 4 ION will sell on Tuesday, septemb 7
10th. st their Auction Room, 1874 Bank street,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, a large lot OF hnt
rate Linen Goods, consisting Of Linen bheeting,
Pillow CIse Linens, Irish Liness, Linen Toweling,
large White md BrCWn Linen Table CLOTHS, Nap
KIDS, Linen HAndkerrhieis, Huck .buek TcWe,fng,
Linen Threso, splendid Woolen Blankets, &c., pre-
senting . rare opportunity for great brgains in first
rate goods, as the goods must positively be sold
without reserve.
Terms cash. sspl6.946
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ASSISTANT oUARrERMAsrsR's oIr1os, !
O~LEHELANn- Ohin- SAINT IL Iaah I

ASSISTANT QUARrEBMAsTsR's OJFIos,l
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept II. 1866.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN in pursuance of instructions from the Quar-.
termastsr General, ! with sell ct public auction, at
Camp Cleveland, Ohio, TUESDAY. Sept. 18th, 1885,
u2) Twelve Drought Horses, ~
~ One Riding Horse.
These Harses have b en- used In the Government
teams at this post for the past year, and are we'll
broken AMI In hne condition. This will AFFORD a
rare chance to purchase tue team horses.
Terms-OAsh, Ia Government funds.
Sale to commsnce at 10 a. M. ~
GEO B CADwALLADEB,
sepl5;2Is a Captain and A. o N.
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mo OLRRGYMEN. MINISTERS AND

~ 49, [-[ $1,000 N@AO
i PERSONS SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.
A WIDE FIELD OF USEFULNESS.
No subscription work that has appeared for years
presents the same attractions, insuring to those en-
gagged In its dissemin aton an ample geerly PIo1t.
The work is entitled A HISTORY OF THE
IRON the earliest records 10 the present time, by
PHILIP SMITH, I. A. Vol. and now ready.
intended % comprise eight vOlumss-two devoted to
Anolent History, bringine the reosrd dow e ths
History TO the taking ofConstantinople BY the Turks;
lad to 1b IoS STs SsyG'G t@ nc Aq Pfids. H IL Goth. fg ss i0;t sheep.
s. SO; Half Morocco, S.. 1. APPLETON 4 Co.,
Publishers, Nos. 43 and 45 Broadway. agents
wanted in all parts OF the United States. sept:lg247
WANTED-F. W. HATCH, if yon
w will call at the banking Office Of WRIGHT &
BROTHER, 90 Superior ct, or notify us where you
20 your advantage. sepl6 10
WANTED-AGENTS-Fo the Stand
w ard History OF the War, complste in one large
royal octave volume Of over iCoo pages splenddy
Battle Scenes. This is inst the book the people want.
1t presents a rare cnauoe Tor agents, teachers, ladies,
energetic men, and especially returned and disabled
offosfs aid Soldiers, IN want Of profitable employ
msnt, val ina It peculiarly sdapted @ their eonoi-
ton Send loE circulars. Address BEQs: q
W. Fnladeldnla. eepLz :5-0l4M
WANTED-AttentiOn. Somethingnew.
w I will send BY mail, postpaid, a beautiful Mill
tsry AIbnm. with twenty-four seizures Of our Hnl1n
Pd:e per dozen, to gent, s, or 81 IS per hsIf;doz-
81. Chicago, nj. sepsz9
WANTEL- 800 AGEN FS-To sell
w Crosby'z Life Of Abraham Lincoln
~ .F sour Great Captains"
Portraits of Lincoln, Grant, and Others
P5ss;de5dti 7TenlP's Death;6ea scene,
Carte de Vfsites, FerreOsraphs and Photographs,
Addrtss b. s. GREEN, r.
Room 4, American Building, Cleveland. sep5:246
Men
w to act as Agents Tor the Life of Abraham LIN
coin. Liberal terms and exclusive territory guaran-
teed. Applications from returned officers, soldiers,
old agents, and all young men OF ability. should be
made 81 once, If they desire to engage in this profta-
bic agency. Address, for terms, territory, DC, to j..
W. RHODES 4 CO., IS Fifth St., or z. o. Box sS,
Pittsburgh, Pa. sugz2t6
$40 G. 4 B. UKYsTAL D. r. $40,
mInnn A year can be realized gliding and put.
NlIIIlI ting up the Crystal d i0k PLATE.
GItIlII Agents wanted block, Tools, and In
structiOns cost 40 L. u. TODD& co,
80 Nassau street, New York.
SEND FSR a GIRCUEAR- sep2:266d&W
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsfER.
C~LnVRLAND Thin SAINT II lSe5

% -ONm BnluSA9 -
" 81 to 16SQuarter8 for MsnlexA board 3"
The above buildings will be sold single as above
specified to be rem we'd from the preni eE within
twenty days from the date Of sale, at the expense
OF the purchaser. c1-t3 -a- 40
sale 70 conmfncs at IL. A. NJ. l+.1. 90
Terms-Uaahi in Government Funds.
GRO. b.. OADWALLADRR.
sepl2.246 CAPTAIN and A D. M
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lust Received AND NOW ON
u exhibition, q large stook Of
FANOF UASSI MLRE5,
BLACK DOE3KIdS, M
BLACK DALAI 4 BLOWN BROAD CLOTH,
BLACK AND FANCY sAIIHETTs,
EVERET MILLS DOUBLE 49,
N TWIST OOTTJEADES,
~ BLkOK AND DRAB HALIEHS,
SILIOIAS N DSATERN DRILLS
WAGON CANVAS DRILLS,
F~URHIsHIHG GOODS
Merchant Tsllors, County derohsntsand Whoie-
sals buyers generally, will hnd Il to their adyAn-
tsgs to examine my stock before purchasing else
where. 3 MANN,
jylJ I6s Superior st. opp. Bank st
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[signed]
I'HES STATE OF ONO,
son replies as follows; es

HE ~" VI OHAOI
ExECUTIvE DEPARTMENT
COLUMBUS, September Is, 1866.
Believing the law REFER ed to in the FORE
going communication to be constitutional,
/ consider the office of Treasurer of State
vacant. But IS Doctor Dorsey's coansel
expresses doubts whether a delivery of the
effects of the office to q successor appointed
by me without q resignation by him, would
ralisve him and his sureties from response.
bility for such delivery and official bond,
and being willing to relieve them from any
apprehension on thst subject, 1 hereby &C.
cept the foregoing resignation of G. Volney
Dorsey of his title, if any he has, to the Of
fee of Treasurer of State.
ISignedl CHARLES ANDERSON,
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WANTED-F. W. HATCH, if yon
w will call at the Banking Office Of WRIGHT &
BROTHER, 90 Superior ct, or notify us where you
yo1radvaTfa aenI6 246
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OHIO STATE FAIR.
WINNING RESERVE HOGS

sweepstakes for horses & cattle
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09
RAW HIDE
HORSE COLLARS.

We are now manufacturing Collars from Raw
Hide which will wear at least as long again as
any Collar made of leather. The clips and rings
Of the names .. a. ..,- ....s
CAN NOT WEAR HOLES IN THEM,
neither will they break apart from long usage in
taking them of and putting on horses, % az
leather collars do. Farmers, Transfers, and all
persons using horses will find it TO their interest
to buy the Raw Hide Collars. Call at our shop,
one door west OF tn, Union Hotel, and examine
them before purchasing elsewhere.
TAYLOR b RIVERS,
ylao1 Sole Manufacturers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09

THE MEETING OF "FR1ENDs. Maori
friends Oh meeting after long separation,
are 10 the habit Of rubbing noses, like the
E>euinaux and the natives of some OF
the urbrides Islaud>, aud shedding co.
pipus fl ,ols of t.ars We have seen two
I'd 10 lows seize one another by the Shout
de-, aud try the power of friction on the
roipts of Que anothcr's noses with such
vivacity that we have awaited the result
with some anxiety, dreading lest, when
the ceremony was ever, little of a nose
should bo left to either; but We have
never seeu even slight abrasion; the
skin seems to get hardened like that on
tho palm of WORKING mans hand
Whether the friction Of the nose exercises
any influence on the lachrymoso glands
we cannot undertake to say; we can Only
youch to the copiousness Of the tears.
But we must not mistake those tears; they
are not genuine proofs Of affection. ".
should not exactly say that they are croco
dies tears; but there is about as much
sincerity in them as in the salutations
which passed between two notablcs of a
Scotch parish. John Menzie aud Viii
liam Morrison were sworn friends; or, al
least, you would have supposed them Il
be so from the hearty greeting which
passed between them whenever they met
They seized o2e another's hands, and hell
them in a tenacious grippe as long as tn
interview lasted "Aweel," John woul,
say Il hae mony kind friends. but nan
| am half so glad to see as William Nor
rison" "And I, john" would be tn
rejoinder, "wsd gang long simmer mil
and mair to see your honest face. -
John and William would then part. Or
meeting the former. We would say, iva
that William Morrison you were talkin
to, Johp?" cay, ay,' John would cay
ga puir silly body, easy lifted up, an
easy castit doom" On meeting William
we would.a $50 you met John Menzi
to day, William" GAY, ths double
faced auld scoondrell I ken him wsel
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-09
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

CEDAR COUNTY DISTRICT COURT. To
u William Reeder, Rachel Howard, George
Reeder. Lydia Martin and George MsltiD, defts:
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the office OF the Clerk OF
the District Court. in and for Cedar county Iowa.
q pc titfon OF Jscoo Reeder. plaintiff. and against
yon as defendants setting forth that he is seized
in fee simple of the undivided six tenths OF the
southwest I Of the southwest / OF section 20
township 81, range 3. west, in said Cedar county;
and that YOU the said william Reeder, Rachel
George Reeder and Lydia Martin, are
each seized in fee Of an undivided one,tenth of
said realestate. The prayer Of said petition is
that partition may be made Of said premises in
ares % above set forth. Now unless you ap-
pear to said petition and defend thereto before
noon of the I'd day Of the next term Of said
court commencing June 5th 1865, default will
b. entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon a. prayed. ..tfI8 I
IVA ROTHROCK 4 WOLF. Att'ys FOR Pl'f.