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COURT ORDERs.

VIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the Clerks
v Office or the Court Of the county OF Accomac
on the first Monday In JuncsA. D. one thousand
first day Of the said month,
Benjamin @. Siyerthorn. Plaintiff
Samuel NJ. Field. Defendant,
The object OF this suit IL to obtain decree for
e sas q as s %
five acres situated near HorRtown, IN said county,
and fr the application Of the arising
tanned by the plaintiff against the defendant for
one hundred and eighty;three dollars and twenty
si sh Ssg' Of A. b. is th i payme nj,
' Nfidavit having been made and fled amongst the
resident Of this State on the motion Of the plain
t by his attorney. 1t Is ordered that the said de-
and Do Is
order be published once week for four successive
the city OF Richmond, and copy thereof posted
ut the front door Of the conrt-h0nse Of this county
on the first day ss the next tenn Or Re isd COURT
EyTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
v Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of Glon-
cester county at the court-houHe. the first Nom
day in May isss being the fourth day OF the
John P. Tallaferro who sues for the benefit and at
the costs OF John n. Van Lew. Complainant,
against 1sL q y n 1g5
Amanda Jerrard, George w. Munford, and y. B.
Seawen 80. Defendants,
IN CIIASCERY.
The object OF this suit is TO recover Of the defend.
ant Amanda JerraYd the sum Of fourteen hundred
dollars, with interest ON $780, part thereof from the
LIST day OF January 1890, and on $50, the residue
thereof from the fst day Of January, 1851 till paid
Tor debt andt0 attach the debts due or 70 become
due by the defendants George w. Mnnfoyd snd II.
B Seawell sufficient TO pay the said sum OF four
teen hundred dollars with Interest az Aforesaid.
Amanda JerYard Is not q resident or this State, Il
is ordered that the said defendant do appear within
do what IS protect her irterest In this
suit. - A c0py-Teste: -9tL
&c l7-W4w JOHN q. COOKE, ID. C.
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The Arkansas Representatives TO
WSit Awhile.

Wsit Awhile.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The credentials
OF the, Arkansas senators were presented
this morning and read. No action has yet
been taken on them.
In the House, Mr.. Paine offered resolu-
ton that the oath be administered to the
Arkansas members, but, on the suggestion
of Maynard and others, was so modified as
to refer their credentials to the Committee
on Elections, and then passed. !.
I'm our Congressional proceedings it Will
be seen that OF later hour the Senate adj
mitted the two Arkansas senators without o
dividing vote.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June 23,-Noon.--Co nsols, 96e
951s. United States bonds, 1895.
FRANKFORT, June 23.-United States
bonds, 7734@77%.
LIVERPOOL, June 2s.-Noon.-Cotton
dull; estimated sales, 1000 bales. Other
articles unchanged. Al ternoon.-Cottond de-
Ginning; uplands, 11L9ll3s; Orleans,
11L@I1M; Manchester market quiet.
Wheat dull. Flour, Sis. Cd. Corn, 34s. Cd.
Pork dull. Lard, 63s.
LIVERPOOL, June 23.-Euening. - Cot
ton-Uplands, 1lLd.; Orleans, 11hd. /;
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CONDITION OF SENATOR GRIMES. Adyices
received at Washington from Senator Grimes,
Of Iowa, say that his recovery y now In
possible. His memory. is rapidly fafiing,
end his mind is becoming so weak that ne
Complains Of not being able to think
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.pannaxlxania Porities..

PHILADELPHIk, juno 2S.The Damoera-
tic Congressional Nominating Convention
here was harmonious. Resolutions iaud-
ing President johnson we're adopted. I
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STRANGE DISCOVERY OF HUMAN BONES At
ANTELOPE STATIoN-A QUESTION FOR SA-
vANs.-A profoundly important discovery
has been lately made at Antelope, a station
four hundred and fifty miles west of Omaha.
In digging o well for the railroad company
there was reached at the depth of Si1ty-
eight feet a layer of human bones-un-
doubtedly human, from the fact that there
were o skull and jaw, as well as other
bones from the extremities and the trunk.
should think that this extraordinary cir
cumstance- such it seems to me-would
attract the attention Of biologists and scien-
tifc men. For if it be correct that human
bones are found in the ordinary line of
formation in the tertiary, / suppose there
will have to be some revision Of current
scientific opinion both as to the origin Of
the human race and the date Of its exist
ence upon this planet. The subject, as /
have said, is of the profoundest interest,
and it remains for our SGpa.S to determine
whether these human bones were covered
30 deeply by cataclasm or were deposited
there in prehistoric times. A friend of
mine has the femoral bone in his possession,
which proves beyond question that the re-
lies are of the human race. The excayators
assert that in the process of digging they
have found layers of bones, in which the
remains of elephants and tigers were un-
earthed, it being known to everybody that
these animals are extinct species on this
continent Western Letter In Ne,o York
Times.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
IN have made application for The renewal OF
certiicnte OF FIFTY SHARES OF STOCK or
THE OLD DOMINION IRON AND NAIL
WORKS COMPANY standing ON the books OF
said company I'm the name OF Y. "A. Triplest.
INV la-Ren Il. A. HURXTHAL.
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CoLLEcroR's or1c., CITY Hall

CoLLKcroR's OfYIcK, CITY HALI,}
RIcHh0Gn June / lsss.
TN COMPLIANCE WlTH AN ORDf-
NANCE OF THE CITY or RICHMOND. I
win attend at my oflcs from A. NJ 70 ao,cloek
m. daily from, the I'M 70 the 17d OF Jniy. inelu-
sfve TO receive OF the city taxpayers one-hxf Of
tlsc whole OF their city taxes 6eduetjn8 thercfrom
ten per centnm. FERROUS desiring TO make hume
dIate payment viii be accommodated
JULIUS A. HohSCN,
1e s1-t21djy Collector.
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Desperate Muttny ON an American

ANTWERP, HOLLAND, june 23.--A mutiny
ON the American ship Neczen was mppressea
yesterday by the police and Q boats crew
from the American steamer Ticondercga
after 9 desperate fight. 6
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ITO ALL WHOM ITMAY CON.

dersimed has been appotnted By fhe Circait Court
OF the United States Eox the District OF Virginia
receiver OF all The assela OF the Farmers Rslk OF
Virginia and OF al IL branches. All pers15is 1E-
debted To said banks are hereby notified forthwith
10 pay such debts only TO the receiver or bis daily
authorized agents or attorneys; and Gil persoas
hayinn claims against said banks must forthwith
Ale no}ices on the came, setting forth the amount
claimed with me. DAVID j. HAUMDER8,
tea-Tu&FtNoy1sfin Receiver.
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Mass Meeting at Fincastle, Botetourt county,
will be held on MONDAY, July p, snd will be adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT e. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.,
JAMES FOOT JOHNSON.
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aE ~
man Of twenty-five or twenty three, living
three or four miles from Glenhayen, Wis.
q small village opposite Guttenburg, visited
Coalyille, and obtained q pair OF horses and
o buggy at the livery stable of Mr.. Ishmael,
and at once returned to the house Of Mr..
McIyers, in the neighbour of his fathers,
where young lady, Catharine Jordan, re-
sided, to whom he was warmly attach ed ,
but who, it would seem, did not reciprocate
his affection He invited her to take q ride
with him, but owing to dissemination, md
to previous indications Of q revengeful
spirit, she at first declined his invitation,
and at last accepted, it is said, upon the re-
quest Of others, emo thought it would be
for the best.
1t was well on toward evening when they
set out for the ride, and Kidd made his way
for q kind Of by-road little frequented, some
five miles northeast of Glenhaven. Here,
it is presumed, he pressed his suit with all
the energy of man with deep passions who
loves deeply and could not brook refusal.
When found, she had her throat cut from
ear to ear, though some slashes on the left
wrist showed that the heroic girl had strug
gled bitterly against her hard fate. But he
succeeded, her blood stained and clotted the
entire vehicle, and after life was extinct he
threw the body out, and it fell beside the
road, where it was found on Tuesday morn
ing by passer-by.
After committing this shocking murder
it would seem that Kidd drove back to near
his fathers house, though he did not 60 in.
He hitched the horses near the stable, and
took small bay mare belonging to himself,
saddled her, and made off for parts unknown.
This was probably about 101 or IL o'clock.
Kidd and Miss Jordan we're brought up
together in the same neighborhood, and
have as, -tiated together from childhood.
The parents of each are farmers and people
of the highest responsibility. He has been
paying his addresses to her for two years
or more, but has always been received
coolly; and there are reports OF another
lover to whom she was at least much more
attached than to Kidd.
When in the pineries last winter he wrote
her o letter telling her that if she did not
marry him she would be of no account to
any other man; and one report declares
that he had twice attempted to shoot her,
once through her window ct night. :
OF course the affair creates the intensest
excitement in the locality. An inquest was
held on, the body on Tuesday, but with what
result is not known. The funeral was held
on Wednesday afternoon, and was largely
attended. No trace Of the murderer has
yet been Observation-Disclosures (Ohio) He
raid, June 18. ,s
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dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
General WILLIAM TERRY,
JAMES w. SHEFFEY, Esq.
Mass Meeting at Abingdon
will be held on FRIDAY, July 10, and will be adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Hon. w. R. STAPLES, ~
JOSEPH T. CAMPBELL, ESQ,
JAMES W. SHEFFEY, Esq.
A Mass Meeting at Marion, Smyth county,
on SATURDAY, July II, and viii be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT e. WfTHERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
General WILLIAM TERRY,
JAMES w. SHEFFEY, Esq,
r. p. RICHARDSON, Esq.
A Mass Meeting at Wytheville
on MONDAY, July Ia, and win be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT Z. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A.. WALKER, E=
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.,
JOSEPH II. CAMPBELL, Esq.
A Mass Meeting at Independence, Grayson
county,
will be held on WEDNESDAY,, July Is and will
be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JAMES W. SHEFFEY, ESQ.,,
Colonel ALEXANDER N. DAVIS.
.------t
A Mass Meeting Mt Hillsville, Carroll county,
will be held on FRIDAY, July II, and addressed by
Colonel ROBERT z. WITHERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
General WILLIAM TERRY.
Mass Meeting at Floyd Courthouse
will be held on MONDAY, July 20, and addressed
by
Colonel ROBERT E. W1THERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Hon. W. r. STAPLES,
Colonel j. l.. HOWARD,
JOHN MERRITT, Esq.
A Mass Meeting at Christiansburg, Montgom-
cry county,
will be held on WEDNESDAY, July %, and adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN L. MAnYE, Jr.,
JAMES FOOT JOHNSON,
Hon. II. A. EDMoNDsoN.
A Mass Meeting ut Salem, Roanoke county,
will be held on FRIDAY, July "a, and viii be ad-
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.,
Hon. W. r. STAPLES.
A Mass Meeting at Fincastle, Botetourt county,
will be held on MONDAY, July p, snd will be adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.,
JAMES FOOT JOHNSON.
Mass Meeting at Rocky Mount, Franklin
county,
will be held on THURSDAY, July 30, and addressed
Colonel r. e. WITHERs,
General j. A. WALKER,
Judge GEORGE H. GILMER,
WILLIAM MARTIN, ESQ.,,
Hon. THOMAS 8. FLoURNoY.
A Mass Meeting ut Patrick Courthouse
will be held on SATURDAY, August !, and will be
addressedby
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN,
3. A. DAVIS Esq,
JOHN STAPLES, Esq
A Mass Meeting at Henry Courthouse
will be held on TUESDAY, August 4, and will be
addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN,
Il. A. DAVIS, Esq.
A Mass Meeting at Pittsylvania Courthouse
will be held on THURSDAY, August Q, and will be
addressed by
Colonel ROBERT r. WRITER'S,
Judge G. H. GILMER,
Hon. T. s. FLoURSOY,
Hon. w. NJ. TREADwAY.
A Mass Meeting ut Halifax Courthouse
will be held on SATURDAY, August 8, and will
be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHRRs,
Colonel ROBERT GUILD,
Hon. THOMAS 8. FLoURNoY,
Judge G. II. GILMER,
WOOD BoULDIN, Esq
BY order OF the State Executive Committee.
r. T. DANIEL, Chairman. Z
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NEW BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AND RARE
IN BOOKS.-We will send ANY BOOK, no mat
ter by whom published manafactEIed Or Z, a rf
tsed to any address, postpaid on reesipT o. Price
IS Booksellers and Stationers,
NH n @9iII.7z Lynchburg, Va.
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A Mass Meeting at Lebanon, Russell county,
VIII be held on TUESDAY, July 7, and will be adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
General WILLIAM TERRY,
JAMES W. SHEFFEY, Esq.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHION
III. BOOKS. MONTHLY MAGAZINES. PIC
.TORIALS, WEEKLY AND DAILY PAPERS,
are at lila Main street, j. WALL TURNER'S
bookstore, where STATIONERY is sold cheap,
Also, all the latest NOVELS are received as soon
as unfinished - s.,.- jele
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ArosHsa Arrxarr AZ r lssl
Il . ata.ed that THAI Stevens has nrena -,
and will introduce into the Housa IF aaI.i Ras 81.
personalities, four new articles & impsacb 1
ment, concocted by himself, without con-
s 8 With his colleagues of either the
tee a 81 =
These articles charge the President with
ahuse Of the pardoning power in Issuing
pardons to rebels and deserters from the
Union army for the especial purpose 90
securing their support Of his schemes !:
also, abuse Of the patronage Of the Govern
ment BY inducing Obstruction in the exc
cntion Of the reconstruction laws Of Con
gress else, violation OF the Constitution
N estab lishing provisional governments IN
the South without the consent or advice Of
Congress; and, lastly, in using corruptIy.
the patronage Of the Government to influ-
ence the elections that have been held
within the last three years. .s IS siSs rs
Mr.. Stevens hardly expects to have
another impeachment trial, but he hopes TO
have his impeachment lesIreferred to
another impeachment committee, with
power to tske testimony, &c., with a view
to makeup campaign documents ont of the
proceeds Of the invegtigation.-Na National
IateRigencer.
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A Mass Meeting ut Patrick Courthouse
will be held on SATURDAY, August !, and will be
addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERS,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN,
3. A. DAVIS Esq,
JOHN STAPLES, Esq.
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,II,.4 800,


LoSDoS, Juns sa ispatchss fFom Bel
grade announce that on Saturday last
Prince Milan IV. was publicly pro-
claimed asruler Of Seryia. The proclama-
ton returns thanks 10 the militia for their
loyalty and good conduct, and exhorts them
to be firm in support Of the new Prince.
Runors from Rome say that e. C. Gush-
man, United States Consul in that city, has
been recalled by his Government. st.siss
meeting was called by the Liberals To-
night at Guild Hall to consider the Irish
Church question. The hall was crowded.
The Lord Mayor presided. It coon became
EVIDENT that there were Tories present. AS
soon as the proceedings commenced, great
disturbance was created, mingled with
cheers and misses, which rendered the
voices Of the speakers on the platform in
audible to all except the reporters.
Mr.. Lubbock moved the first resolution,
declaring that the Irish Church should
Cease to exist, and opposing any amend
5ment Of the suspensory- bill now pending in
the House of Lords. sss
Ageneral uproar followed the reading of
the resolve. Fights took place in various
parts of the hall, and the disturbance
threatened to become serious. The Lord
Mayor retired from the chair, and with
other gentlemen ON the platform left the
hall. The Tories then rushed upon the
platform, and held it for short time.
They addressed the audience In an e1-
cited manner, declaring that the bulk Of
the English people were opposed to the
suspensory bill. After comparative quiet
had been restored, speeches were made in
support of the bill by r. W. Crawford, NJ.
p; Mr.. Grochen, M. P..:s Mr.. William
Lawrence, M. p, and Mr.. Harcourt. They
were repeatedly interrupted, and were un-
able to proceed with the reading Of the
ether resolves. The meeting ended in dis
order, without taking any action on the re-
solves which had been prepared.
LONDON, June 22.-M idnigH. I'm the
House of Commons this evening Lord Stan
ley expressed his agreement in general
with the recommendations of the neutrality
commission, but said it would not be posi-
BILE to enter upon any legislation on this
subject during the present session of Par
Lament.
The Irish reform bill was agreed to to-
night by the House in committee.
The boundary bill was read for the third
time. =
PARIS, June 22.-In the Corps Legislatif
last week, while the subsidy for the Trans
atlantic Steamship Company was under con-
sideration, it was announced that M. Der
riere had resigned the direction Of that
line.
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A Mass Meeting at Christiansburg, Montgom-
cry county,
will be held on WEDNESDAY, July %, and adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WTTHERs
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN L. MAnYE, Jr.,
JAMES FOOT JOHNSON,
Hon. II. A. EDMoNDsON.
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5N0TICE.-The undersigned, having
IN qualified as administrators on the estate OF
W,ilinin Currie deceased hereby notifies all per-
sous Indebted to said estate that they vii, be re-,
10 make settlement mt once and all persons
having claims against said estate present them
4, % MIN Administering.
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PARIS, June PIN the Corps Legislatif
last week, while the subsidy for the Trans
atlantic Steamship Company was under con-
sideration, it was announced that M. Der
riere had resigned the direction Of that
line.
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A Mass Meeting at Salem, Roanoke county,
will be held on FRIDAY, July "a, and will be adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.,
Hon. W. r. STAPLES.
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AI0TICE is hereby given that / have made:
SlN application for the renewal or 8 GERTIFI.
GATE Of STOCK of the Old Dominion Iron and
Nah Works Company for ~ shares, said scrip
having been lost, :, - 3.
70 EAsm aAsA, ~
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A Mass Meeting at Estellville, Scott county,
win be held on SATURDAY, July q and win be
addressed by III - s,z
Colonel ROBERT z. WrTHERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOSEPH T. CAMPBELL, ESQ.,,
JAMES W. sHEFFEY, Esq,
Hon. WALLER e. STAPLES.
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

EINE WINES.
We have just received an invoice of fine
.CLARET, PORT, AND SHERRY WINES.
GEORGE I. HERRING & co.
je 17-1m]
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CARPETS, SHADES, &c.

BY order Of the State Executive Committee.
r. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
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A Mass Meeting at Abingdon

Mass Meeting at Abingdon
will be held on FRIDAY, July 10, and will be adj
dressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Hon. w. R. STAPLES, ~
JOSEPH T. CAMPBELL, ESQ,
JAMES W. SHEFFEY, Esq.
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DUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER.

DUCKEYE MOWER AND KEAPEh.
We are agents for the sale or this ceieofa'ed
MOWER and REAPER, and haye supply now
in store, which we viii sell at the lowest prices
and on the best terms.
We also offer for sale the
BUCKEYE SULKY CULTIVATOR,
the best corn pillow in the world.
THREsHERS and SEPARAToRs, TiREsH-
ING DRUMS. HORSEPOWER &C., &C., OF
our own make. J.W. CARpWELI4 q CO..
INV aa-d&wlIn lA2a and LIZA Cary street,
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A Mass Meeting at Rocky Mount, Franklin
county,
will be held on THURSDAY, July 30, and addressed
by
Colonel r. e. WITHERs,
General j. A. WALKER,
Judge GEORGE H. GILSIER,
WILLIAM MARTIN, ESQ.,,
Hon. THOMAS 8. FLoURNoY.
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A Mass Meeting at Floyd Courthouse
will be held on MONDAY, July 90 and addressed
by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Hon. W. r. STAPLES,
Colonel j. l.. HOWARD,
JOHN MERRITT, Esq.
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A Mass Meeting at Marion, Smyth county,
on SATURDAY, July II, and Will be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT e. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
General WILLIAM TERRY,
JAMES w. SHEFFEY, Esq,
RP RICHARDSON, Esq.
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A Mass Meeting Mt Hillsville, Carroll county,
will be held on FRIDAY, July II, and addressed by
Colonel ROBERT z. WITHERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
General WILLIAM TERRY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14

Slow RUNAwAY.-One day last week
the Monotoi,y Of our usu aliy outlet city
was diaturbsd BY ah1lf hotse, hals mule
team, attached toa wagon, taking it
into their beads to sat Up ! runaway,
which resulted in . slow trot they
passed south ward with the rapidi9 of
very slow lightning. apparently, feeling
very tired for want Of corn. The last
We saw Of them couple Of noble young
men were exercising their lungs In vain
efforts to cause them to increase their
speed, f8..,.l ~. a@Es@F'l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-14
Lowest Cash Prices!
The highest n,arke price paid for
Butter, Eggs Lard, &c. fp8-
BAGLEY & INGMAN.
Original Notice.

Original Notice.
HARRIET JsrE rRIvE rls, Ffaintifrl
AGAINST HEf=f E$sz
DANIEL TRTv E1-rs, Defendant.
District Court of Cedar County, Iowa. June
term, 1858.
HINO DANIEL TRIVETrA, Defendant: You
are hereby notified, thai on the, lvth day Of
May, 1858, there viii be on ffie In the Office Of
the Clerk of the District Court, in and for the
County Of Cedar. In the state Of iowa. a petit
ton Of Harriet Jane Trivetts, plaintiff, asking
said Court to dissolve the bonds of niatrimony
existing between you and the said plain in ON
the ground that You have deserted the plain
till, and willfully nhsented yourself. from her
without reasonable cause for more than two
years, and also ing that yonr property sit
uated in Upton, In said county, he subject to
the control Of tiff for the PURPOSE OF being
applied to the support OF your family.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
day of the next term of said Court to be begun
and held at Upton. In said county, on the lst
day of June, 1865 default will he entered
against you and decree rendered thereon in
accordance with the prayer OF said petition.
+ tz,f ..E. -4t-f WOLF 4 LANDT
. .... ..-..s5. Fl, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Publication ordered to be made in "Tipton
Advertiser" April ed, 1863.
Per WIN. ELLIOTT. Deputy. ni6
DeLAnd Chemical SaIeratus ut Athens