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Of respectable standing, and married ,her.
After remaining with her for siz weeks
only, he5went with the circus to Cincii1na !,
being desired to assist with. the horses,
although he; had left the show when he
married, as required by his, bride. Fol
several days she heard nothing Of the TIT
ant, till the Lat Of April, when he wrute
from New Orleans that ne Was preparH ,g
his home for her in North Louisiana, az ID
would come back to get her when h is
preparations were completed. About tn IL
time one Of the circus men passiI Is
through this city told Mrs. Boone here Of
what her husband had done in Ohio, whe n
she, to make inquiry, broke his inIunc7
ton Of not writing, and addressed NJ N
q letter which was directed to Will au,s-
burg. When it came, Boone was gone, and
it fell into the hands of Mrs. Boone No. 2,
who read it, and discovered the shame and
misery of her betrayal. This circumstance
leading to other investigations, letters were
found in Boone's trunk from one Matte In
Louisiana, referring to Eliza ]" and !" VIII
lie" as if little children Of Boone and The
writer. Also about the same time IAr.
McLain, the deceived gwoman's father,
learned through circus man that Boone
once kept bar at Middleburg, Ohio, and lad
wife there, and went by the name Of
Blonden. H..
We learn these particulars by means of q
letter written to Mrs. Boone, of this place,
by the Mrs. Boone Of williamsburg. :,
Mrs. Boone, Of our city, desires this e1-
posure to be made to the public, in the
hope that the scoundrel whose lawful wife
she believed herself to be may not be sble
to impose on any other unsuspecting wo-
man. Where Boone is, no one can know,
though when last heard from he wss in
New Orleans. -Lyrachburg Repubh lean,
ADri o. E Hm
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Pig IRON.-An invention for the rapid
manufacture of pig iron has been perfected
ct Marquette. The Advertiser, Of Detroit,
says that by this process the inventor can
convert the Marquette ore into malleable
iron in forty minutes, manufacturing with
such rapidly also as to turn out thirty tons
q day. The fusion is most complete, and
the quality of iron produced compact,
smooth, exceedingly tenacious, aud readily
malleable. So lar ss we are able to
judge, it is complete success. Some
of the completed samples in large and
small rods had been bent hot-at different
stages of heat-and cold without fracture
or fraying. Other specimens had been cut
in two cold, showing density and toughness.
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REMARKABLE DEATH.-A few days since
man named Thomas James, residing in
Albany, died very suddenly, and his friends
were unable to discover any cause for his
sudden demise. At the post norton ex-
animation, which has just been held, it
was found that piece Of chip had lodged
crosswise in his bowels, stopping the pas
sage, and producing the Inflammation which
caused his death. 1t has been ascertained
that the deceased accidentally swallowed
this chip while drinking some gin and mo-
lasses short time since, the chip having
evidently been detached from the molasses
cask.
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JUST PUNISHMENT FOR A HE1Nous CRIME.
Cham6ersbwg, April 22.-Cain Morris,
arrested about month since, charged with
ravishing three white girls, was convicted
to-day, and sentenced to thirty years soil
tary confinement. The trial lasted three
hours. The jury returned verdict with
out leaving their box. .-.
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COMMERCIALLY
Grain and Flour s1arkets.
80 Coax AND FLOUR ExeHlsaGsz
RroHxosD, Va, April %, 1850.

RroHxosD, Va, April %, 1860.
AZ l. .r.tt,t- o1HzRIzas.g gGiat
Wheat.-Red, s2 bushels. a-2a3 =,
corn.-whits, 9l,la bushels. Yellow, lo2
bushels. Mixed, 7o6 bushels -
0dts.-l,55S bushels.
Rys.-l3i bushels. ~
!. Ecrsertngs.-2 bushels.
FlarsseG. 10 bnaheie.-c SSH 80,
Peas.-40 bushels. -ar1 @-T
1hsdl.-62 bushels.
eG15%t #- sALEs. af.T1
When. Red, SO bushels good at sl.6o; 20
bushels mixed at 81. s6-totsl % bushels.
Corn.-White, 40 bushels very good at S7c.;
bushels good at sse.; 2lo bushels prime at $50
total, 254 bushels. Mixed, 30 bushels very good
at Sc, Sl2 bushels on private, terms, 10 bush
els Mt &c.. 200 bushels fair st S4c.-total, 6s2
bushels ~ 1T" .s--.
0uts.--2ss bushels good on private terms; s53
bushels very good a. 63c.--total, go bushels.
Rye.-l34 bushels very good at 1885, -s-,
ScreeningS.-26 bushels 1T 76c. r.
-53 - s''~ RB-RxHIBrrED. 1.
r yC5rn.-White, COG bushels.
0dts.-l, 0So bushels. 4sht.-s X" att5
s Rye.-A bushels. ,Jsg. II g1.itiE W
REAARKs.-Off offerings of Corn on Change to-
day, 2o22 bushels, of which eos bushels were
re exhibited, and SOC bushels sold. Market
rather dull, buyers being less disposed to give
-
days. Oats dull and lower. Rye In demand,
but sellers obliged to make concessions.
g- cf Baltimore, Nd
In BALTIMORE, on the ed, Flour less active !;
stock light; no material change in prices, and
demand confined to Western and for home
wants. Wheat more active; sales Of prime
white at g. 10; choice, Virgins Valley red,
g. 90 to 1926 Offerings of Corn, 6, 100 bushels
market for white heavy; sales, 5000 bushels
white at 70 to soc. 500 bushels yellow at s5c. (;
and Western mixed, soc. oats, e5 to &c., the
latter for heavy. Rye, $3.50.
New York.
In New York, on the odd, Flour in buyers
favor, with but 3 moderate business doing.
Wheat lc. lower sales of ii, 900 bushels ut 50
to slHc. for new mixed Western; SO to SIC. for
old mixed Western and 75c. for two year do.
in store. Sales of Western Rye, $l.34. Oats
firm at 76Mc. for Western, in store, and TH
N TS9.p for aHOat
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PREMIUM FOE HoGs.-H. Louis, April
22.-The pork packers and provision deal
ers of this city have subscribed $1,000 to
be awarded as premiums for the best hogs
at the st. Louis Agricultural Fair, to be
held next October. This is in addition to
the prizes offered by the association. Re-
representatives. from all parts Of the country
are expected. lila 4, ,.
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ELEVEN PERSONS Drowned ro,nby,
Canada, April 22.-While many PERSONS
were on bridge at this place Watching the
progress of the food, one end Of the bridge
gave way, precipitating eleven persons into
the water. Owing to the high water and
rapid current no assistance could be rem
dered, and the victims were quickly car
ried out Of sight. @.41.,l
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The Richings Opera Troupe, from ell ap-
pearances, will be warmly received here;
but doubt whether it will deserve more
than cool reception. It is now perform
ing in Washington, and at the close Of the
engagement there the most of its best mem
bers 90 to New York to join in the new
troupe forming under Parepa Rosa.--Rich-
nsond letter-Petersburg Express.
This is mistake. ALI the troupe will
appear in Richmond, as the advertisement
shoNs.l
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FOREIGN NEWS.

SPAIN.
MADRID, April 23.-The Cortes to-day
considered the newspaper laws.
An amendment establishing modified
censorship was rejected, and an original
provision guaranteeing the liberty of the
press, freedom Of meeting, association, and
right of petition, was adopted by large
majority.
1t is expected the Government will abol-
ish duties on cotton and coal.
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Foreign Markets-lBr TEtAaxArHl.

LONDON, April %. Noon. -Consols, s3a.
United States bonds steady at so&.
LIVERPOOL, April 2s.-Noon.- Cotton firmer
but not higher uplands, I'D; Orleans, l2Ad I;
estimated sales. 5000 bales sales for the week,
$1,000 bales, including 5000 for export and
1000 for speculation; stock, 800, 900 bales, in
Guiding 10000 bales American stock atloat,
45l 900 bales, including la3, 600 bales American.
Afteraooa.- Manchester adyices less favorable
for yarns and fabrics, causing dizziness in cot
ton here.
LIvggP ooL, April 2s.- -Ereaino. duh;
uplands. I'D; Orleans, l2Ad.; sales, S ZOO
bales. Wheat, 9s. I'd. Common rosin, Is. Cd.
HAVEN, April 23.-Cotton - Middlings,
aaoat, lllHf.
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FISHING TACKLE, &e.

EIsHING TACKLE, FISH-80so,
IT INGTACKLE.-Just received, S+szyasS
q large and complete assortment Of FiSuina
TIA KLV suitable for country and the river hsh.
ing. Some superior lines, for hand lines. would
cali the attention OF dealers to stock rs think
the goods will suit he trade and the prices cannot
fail 10 please. T.. w. TIGN0R, Gunmaker,
No. 1882, Walsh's old stand, and
"a seventeenth street,
NH Aim near First Market.
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VELoCIPEDE RACE EXTRAORDINARY At
last the challenge Of Fred. Hanlon to tho
velocipede riders Of this country has been
accepted by Mr.. Frank Swift, young gem
tleman who is said to possess name well
according with his performances on the un-
certain BICYCLE. The race will take place
on the 29th of June, over course one mile
long, for 81 900. A forfeit of 500 was de-
posted by either party yesterday.-Neso
York Commercial.
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THE wHIsKEY TROUBLE IN NEW Or

New ORLEANS, April 23.-The revenue
officers have released all the whiskey
seized on Wednesday, but will continue
their Investigations into suspected irregu-
larities.
The jury to-day acquitted Auditor Wick
life on the first indictment against him for
extortion. The other nine still remain to
be tried.
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The PACIFIC RAILRoADs.-Council Bluffs,
April 2l.-Oakes Ames, President: The
Central Pacific railroad eighteen miles from
Promontory Summit. We are twelve miles
from Summit. GEORGE M. DODGE,
Chief Engineer Union Pacific Railroad.
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N ORT II Z r N &c E.
sMYIH & MCGOWAN,
DEALERS IN Ee
NORTHERN ICE,

have now in their houses
1,175 TONS SPLENDID MAINE ICE,
and have made arrangements to obtstn an ample
supply during the summer.
Inland dealers would consult their Interests oy
obtaining supply now, while the weather Is COOL
and the loss from transportton small:
Particular attention paid to PACKING ICE on
cansl-hoats or railroad cars by one or the frm,
who has had more experience IN that branch than
any other Pc son In The city
as usual.
Office and houses South side Dock AND seysn-
teenth street Pos.-ofice box 49, Richmond, Va.
an T-W&S2m
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grHE WEEKLY Corroy STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April 23-5 P. M.-The net
receipts of cotton OF all United States ports
for the week are27, $50 bales. Exports from
all United States ports for the same time
we're to Great Britain, 47,l34 bales; and
to the continent, 23,O50 bales. Stock on
hand and on shipboard, not yet cleared, in
all United States ports, 26S, $50 bales.
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Another rebellion is imminent in japan.
The Canadian Parliament is about to dis
cuss proposition to constitute the cost of
defending Canada against the Fenians a
claim against the United States Govern
ment. senator Chandler's speech will be
commented on in connection with the sub
iect.
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The NEW CONSTITUTION FOR NEW YORK.
Albany, April 22.-The Assembly voted to
submit the amended constitution to the
people at the next general election by q
vote Of ~ to 40.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE sICKi

Az
How often does It happen that whole family
is brought to TIE point Of misery through sickness
of their proYider,-the husband and The father-he
being able In such state to .bor for the means
Of support, and they, being too proud TO ask for
assistance in Tins are exhsustirg all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and at last
there is nothing remaining but inter dependency.
All this can be avoided Dy paying In good times
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief OF the sick l-aEl
Every sick member receives, by paying u: 80
half annually. IS every week when sick or by
paying IS, $40 every week, M matter whether the
disease Is derived from accident any other cause.
I he premiums are put SO low as to enable even
the poores 10 Join this benevolent association
and secure TO his family enough TO keep them from
want.
Information can be received at the ONCE Of the
company, sle Broad street.
gents for oil parts OF the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS WiUism Wildt- President; A.
Sodeker, Treasurer John II. Peln, Secretary.
TRUBTE John Purcell; James Miller,
cashier OF the Union Savings Bank; 3. II. kosen-
baum. app
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s!TEL TEL b: PHO NEWS. !
LATEST NEWS TR0m MKUAPITAa.
EaIts abHEiu $40 * s73 - - w.
cIAL ,TxLxaRAMsi TO THE DISPATCH.
: aGfWAsHTNaToS, April %, 1868.
THE OFFIDE.SEEEERS

I29TJ n nEfH AShfhtaToN, April Ao,s 1000
sasEsEv THE oFFIDE.sEEKERs. = 80
The city to-day has been exceedingly
dull except about the Offices Of heads of
departments, which were crowded all day
with ofice-seekers, who are now pressing
their respective claims FOR appointment
upon Cabinet officers. Quite q number left
to-day, having given up all hope of getting
anything now that Congress has adjourned.
VISITORS TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
Il The President was called upon by quite
q large number Of senators and visitors to-
day, nearly all succeeding in obtaining in
terviews. Among the visitors was one Of
Brigham Young's wives, Brigham Young,
Jr:,' and wife, and Miss Little, Of Utah.
The President also gave audience to dele
CATION Of Indians and the German Veteran
Union, the latter delegation extending an
invitation. to. him to a festival to be given
on the 18th pr9ximo. ''5o1 y. $
- THE EIGHT-HOUR LAW, RE-
It is understood that the difficulties in
regard to the eight-hour law will be def
nitely settled at the Cabinet meeting on
Tuesday next. 2srE Ross 5@'g -''' ~
SECRETARY BOUTWELL,. .T,-
Secretary Boutwell, leaves here tonight
for Boston for a few days rest. He will
probably return by the middle of next
week.
RESIGNATION OF A CLERK.
Mr.. James M. Davis, an efficient clerk in
the Treasury, and private secretary of
Secretaries Chase, Fesaenden, and McCul-
loch, was to-day notified that his resigna-
ton would be accepted. .'r aztf
SENATORS LEAVING. rlI .jcG
The following. senators have already left
for their homes Messrs. Bayard, Brown
low, Conkling, Edmunds, Ferry, Grimes,
Hamilton, Hamlin, Home, McCreery, Nor
rill, Norton, Pratt, Scott, Vickers, and Will
ley. Other senators willlea this evening
and tomorrow, and before the middle of
next week nearly all will have left the city.
SENATOR sPRAGUE's SPEECHES.
The Globe Of to-day contains twelve
columns Of letters received by Senator
Sprague commencing his recent speeches,
permission having been granted him yes
terday by the Senate to print them. 1t is
said the Senator has furnished enough let
tiers to fill two more editions of the Globe.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE GRANTED.
The heads Of the various departments
here have granted to the members of the
Order of Odd Fellows leave of absence to
attend the celebration in Philadelphia on
Monday next. 7ra -"
MINISTER TO AUSTRIA.
The new Minister to Austria, John Jay,
has received his instructions from the State
Department, and will shortly leave for Eu-
rope.
DECLINES TO RUN.
1t is given out here that W. W. DUNCAN
Esq, one of the numerous independent can
didates for Congress from the seventh dis
trict of Virginia, has declined to run, and
recommends his friends to vote for Lewis
Mckenzie, Esq, president of the Lcudour
| ond Hamnshira rai1road WAIIACE
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THE VALLEY RAILROAD DELEGATION
~ o---, ,ra.- = In BALTIMORE. "a

u BALTIMORE, April 23.-The Virginia VAL
ley railroad delegations here are headed by
General &. E. Lee, and the other by Presi-
dent Barbour, were received by the Corn
and Flour Exchange to-day. General Lee
did not speak beyond introducing Mr.. Har-
man, who spoke in behalf Of the Valley
railroad. The Exchange passed reaolu-
ton recommending the appeal to the favor
able consideration Of the city government.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN BONDS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-The Benef-
cisl Savings Fund has received 100000 of
the stolen registered bonds by express, but
no clue to the convertible property stolen.
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T AIDES FAIR.-The ladies Of the United
H. Presbyterian hurch tDr. Read's) win hold
FAIR, TO aid IN the erection OF their church, In
the ba ement OF The new buiioing corner Of Grace
10Th !ustant, at 8 O'Clock. and contiauinE during
the week. In addition 70 their usual amount or
beausifol and necessary articles. MANY consfsbe.
making It one OF toe most elegant exhibitions they
have ever had.
Refreshments OF all sores-fncludtug dinners,
lunches, &c.-seryed IN = superior mapner. ~ ne
same prices charged By tho leading stores ana
RESTAURANTS in the city. ap p-&
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DEATH Dr AN ARMY oFFIcE

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 23.-Brjgadier,
General Miles D. McAlister, of the United
States Engineer corps, is dead.
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The WESTERN WHEAT CRoP.-All &C
counts agree that, Notwithstanding the
great severity of the winter in the West,
the wheat crop never was known to be in a
more promising condition.
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GUNBOAT FOR CUE

GUNBOAT FUK CUBA.
BosToN, April 23.-The United States
gunboat Seminole sailed to-day for Cuba.
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RINDsToNgs, GRINDsToNEs.

Just received. rs tons Of BEST REREA GRIND
STONES, weighing from 50 pounds to !. soa pounds,
for Plantations and Machine shops.
We invite special attention OF country mer.
chants supe. iutepcen,s OF machine shops, and
farmers 10 this lot or Grtndssones- the nest in grit
nd finish that have ever been Gertd IN this e1sy.
address, Il. ID. nAITn q Co,
Postofice box 3 kichmond, Va.
an 9a-d sw &wtw
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~ ARDEN SEEDSl ,---
FIELD and GRASs SEEDSl
FLOWER SEEDSI
POTATOES.
Early Goodrich, Early White Sprout,
Early Rose, Harrison,
Dykeman, Monitor, &C.
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees,
Evergreens, Flowers,
Shrubbery, &C.
Three following catalogues forwarded free to
any address:
Descriptive Catalogue OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trees,
Descriptive Catalogue Of Flowers and Flower
Seeds,
Descriptive Catalogue Of Garden Seeds.
SEEDS SENT BY MAIL.
ALLAN Il JOHNSON,
LOG Main street,
Agents for American Basket Company's Straw
berry Boxes. mhs
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DECLINES TO RUN.

1t is given out here that ". W. DUNCAN,
Esq, one of the numerous independent can
didates for Congress from the seventh dis
trict of Virginia, has declined to run, and
recommends his friends to vote for Lewis
Mckenzie, Esq, president of the Loudoun
and Hampshire railroad. WALLACE.
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ID ELIABLE GARDEN SEEDS-a COM
4 b plete assortment.
NAVY BEANS, NARROW BEANS,
SEED POTATOES, ell varieties-early and
late. For sale by
ap3 ALLISON q ADDISON.
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ITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD TEA AND
Il ROASTED COFFEE.-Twenty ger cent
saved on GOOD TEA at j. II. AAThOnY'S ca
csc, Oolong, Epgli Breakfast Tea g. so per
pound; for the best quality Gunpowder, g. Is
second quality, %. superior Roasted C fee.
SC. per cake, Soc. per dozen. Exton's celebrated
Wine Crackers.
Pant OF STO2E RENT. APPS
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DOoFINe, ROOFING,

DO0FING, ROOFING,
II, TIN AND GRAVEL.
Hayiog an experience or hftsen years in tho
above lire, and resolved 10 pay personal attention
to all work, can safely guarantee cheap and re-
Always on hand, aIarge assortment Of STOVES
and TIk WARa It lowest rates.
GEORGE KLEIN,
10. Ga Broad street.
ap l1-taw16ts Richmond. Va.
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sEEDsmEN, FLORISTS, &c.

GEED POTATOES-ch choice varieties
~ constantly receiving and for sale BY
#.-r.Ir ." HULSr IL KING,
ono @.H Id22 Main street
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t1n BUSHELS PEACH-BLOW P0TA-
sp, Ao bAapsIDaz q ANDERSON.
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NHATrINGs AND OILCLOTHs.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

b Bath COUNTY, VA.
This attractive SUMNER RESORT. situated
Ohio railroad, on The main stage road leading TO
the Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs viii ba open
for the reception Of LiMIIxD number Of bcardeIs
on UHE lsT. iae9 sE
The value OF lh-se waters stands nnriyailed In
the list OF Mineral Springs OF the United states.
The proprietor takes p cas- urc In ANNOUNCING 70
have been thoroughly reftted and furnished In
style that cannot fail 70 render the place
and comfortable 10th 70 the invalid and pleasure.
seeker.
Those wishing 10 secure choice Of cottages or
rooms would do well 70 apply early, sswc are now
making cur arrangements FOR The season.
JOSEPa BAXTE8,
sp7-W&s3m Proprietor.
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MINISTER TO AUSTRIA

The new Minister to Austria, John Jay,
has received his instructions from the State
Department, and will shortly leave for Eu-
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TREsH GOODS OF ALL KINDS in GU,
~ Line, Just received
DANDBIDGE & ANDERSON
40 e2T Bropd street
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On HOGSHEADS NEW CROP PORTO
~ RICO SUGARS, In store and for sale by
mn 10 J.. G2AY h co.
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RA.NKs AND =. Rl,,AlljNKERs.
DoLLAR SAVINGS BANK.

COLLECTIONS made on al accessible points.
DEPOSITS received. 5apn g5Jg..
Ls ans neqoti tted. 8p A-d&wlm
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To William A. Burton and Augusta M
Burton, You, and each of you, are here
by notified that the petition of d. d. Rand
& Co.. will be on file in the office CT the
Clerk of the District Court of Wapello
County, State of Iowa, on or before the
first day of July, 1869, claiming judge
ment against you for the sum OF Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with interest,
on an account for lumber and material
furnished to construct, and which was
used in the construction of dwelling
house, on the following described premis-
es, situate in Wapello County, Iowa, to
wit: Beginning at the north west corner
of the south west quarter of the north
east quarter of section nineteen (l9), in
township seventy two (72l, north of range
thirteen (13) west; thence south ten GO)
chains to corner; thence east eleven ll)
chains to street; thence north three 10y de.
grees east to north line of said south west
quarter of northeast quarter; thence west
to place of beginning, containing eleven
25-1O0 1125-100) acres, said petition claim
ing that said material was furnished you
at your request, and that the same has
never been paid for, and that the amount
claimed above is still due with interest
from the 9th day of December, 1858, and
claiming also mechanics lien on said
premises above described, for said mate
rial furnished, and asking in addition to
said judgement for amount claimed with
interest, that said premises be charged
with said lien, and that the same be sold
or SO much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy said judgement. asH4
And now, unless you appear and an
swer to said petition on or before noon OF
the second day of the next term Of said
Court, to be begun and held at the Court
House in Ottumwa, Iowa, on the 3Oth day
of August, 1869, default win be taken
against you, and judgement rendered
against you in accordance with prayer OF
petition, A. II. HAMILTON,
Atty for Petitioner.