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saratora Launcn Disaster.

CHESTER, PA, May 28-The jury il
in the case of the Saratoga launch dis.
sster rendered verdict tonight. The
jury finds that the deaths OF the seven
victims have been accidental. The
verdict is accompanied by state
nent that while they believe from the
evidence that all the customary pre-
cautions for the prevention of scci'
dents were employed in this case
they are of the opinion that more
ample means, If practicable, should be
provided for holding ships and fol
the immediate escape of the men working
underneath in case Of premature
moving Of the vessel.
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HAS MR.. HAYES ABONDONED HIS
PARTY.

In the letter o, Senator MORTON re-
Viewing the policy of the Admlnlstra'
lion in it dealing with the South, and
While taking exceptions to that policy IN
aI It's bearings, he takes occasion stthe
zane time, to say IN regard 10 the at
Niude Of Mr.. HAYES toward the Ke-
publican party: Il don't believe that
President HAYES intends to destroy the
Republican party and attempt the
e'ec'ion Of new one upon its runs.
Believe in his patriotism and high In
'eg'lty, in h,s undivided purpose 10
make the administration q benefcence
NIhe country" . "Mr. HAYES
sn elected Republican and / believe
neSill be a Republican President, not IN
mere partisan way, but in the sense
devotion to Republican principles, an
maintenance of republican organization
Oyplscing the political power in the
hands of worthy and qualified Repubh-
cans
again, upon this subject, we have the
RESIDENTS own view ard definition OF
lH course, given in an interview the
0'ae' day, with Governor GRosvESoR,
on'o' IN which the political situation was
quite freely discussed:
THE President said he did not think
w. %e members of the Republican party
S1'se understand his course and position.
.Ns"ainei is farther from his intention
Ian TO abandon the tried men of his
parry or do anything to impair its or.
I1''aIon, prestige, or future success.
40 said he regarded Its success
-. necessary 10 the success OF
adninistrstisn, and what.
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French Affair.".

PARIS, May 2S.-It is understood that
the changes in the administrative staff
will lumber 270.
The Legi,imist newspapers continue to
declare that their party must maintain
a reserved attitude, as Mac hshon's gov.
eminent is influenced by party motives
The Lsgitimists can only follow Mac
Mshon in general combat against revo.
luton.
LONDON, NAV pa special from
Paris to the Tint<s says: N. DE Fourton,
Minister of the Interior, in addressing
the mayors and heads of departments st
the ministry of the interior, said: "The
programme of the government may be
summed up thus: the Ma,shsl is for
order and peace" .... -..
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& MOB now resolves the new party
,ovsnsnt into a coalition of all the dis
,c,dspt elements of all the political fac
,;ons that ever existed, gathered up BY
The four winds from every section ofthe
,s,ion and accidentally dropped down
together stthe capital. 1t is a coHgl0m'
.,s,s mass of heterogeneous substance,
drawn together BY a single element OF
.-rrstbv-s chronic condition of dissat.
i;t,cticn with the constitution of the
world. Mr.. BLAINE was the only or g
named as leader, and he was immedi-
s.ely repudisted by each Individual
present save the person who put him in
nomination.
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Murder and Robbery.

GALVESTON, TEX, May 29.-The Ne,cs
Corpus Christi special says: Word was
received to day of the murder of Francis
G. Flores, a prominent citizen of San
Diego and his son. The robbers were
eight in number, all Mexicans. Tney
obtained seven dollars in money. The
ssme party captured A. Lott, president
of the Corpus Christi and Rio Grande
railroad, q Mr.. Lewis and a driver
named Msyes, robbed them of all the
money and jewelry on their persons, and
stripped them of their clothes. The
country is alarmed and men are hunt
ing for the robbers.
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Direct Grain Trade with Liverpool.

Direct Grain Trade with Liverpool.
ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-A project is on
foon here to open a direct grain trade
with Liverpool. The plan is for the rail-
roads ceatering here, the Elevator Com
pany's, Mississippi Valley Barge Com
psny and Ocean Steamers, to pool risks
BY the combination and send cargoes OF
grain, especially corn, from New Orleans
through the jetties 10 Liverpool and
other European ports. This plan will
divide the risks of shipments. Among
the parties most interested in building
such trade it meets with hear
ty approval. The prospects are that
it Will soon be carried out. An ocean
steamer company already named has sew
eral Of the large grain carrying steamers
which can be put on the birth as fast as
the cargoes are ready for them, and it
looks as though it will not be long be-
fore the st. Louis, New Orleans and Liv-
erpool pool line will be IN full operation.
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WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON, MAY 28.-The Secre.
tary OF the Treasury has directed that at
the close of the present month that an
amount of greenbscks will be added TO
the special fund under o joint resolution
of an issue of silver coin, which, with
the $6,OOO00O already set aside, will
bring the fund up to the amount called
for, at this time about 81, 100000, that be-.
ing the legal tenders received in ex.
change tor silver, held for the redemption
Of fractional currency.
The entire subject of the Rio Grande
trouble will be brought before the Csbi-
net to. morrow, and General Ord will be
made acquainted with the policy of the
administration and receive instructions
as to what course he shall pursue.
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Fires,

CINcINNATI, My 28.-The CONNER
Gals North VernoR, Ind, special says
that James Bess' dwelling house WAS
burned yesterday, and three small chill
dren, who were alone IN the house, per.
ished.
TORONTO, May 28.-A fire in Walker
ton, Bruce county, this evening, burned
nearly half the business part of the town.
Twenty places OF business and nearly as
many dwellings were destroyed. The
loss is roughly estimated at S250,0O0.
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Negroes Lynehed.

COLUMBUS, GA, May 2s.-Three ne
groes were lynehed Friday for the MUIR
der of Mrs. Z. Z. Chsmbllss, OF Stewart
county. They attempted 70 rob the
house, but were resisted by Mrs. Chsmo-
liss, when she was shot dead. Tne mur-
derers were hung with trace chain
negroes participating in the hanging.
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Indicted for Emb, xzIement.

SANDUsKY, May 2-It was officially
announced in the Court of Common
Pleas OF Erie county, Ohio, to-day that
graf jury for the present term of court
had found eleven indictments for en-
bezzIement against John S. Fsrlow, OF
Boston, President of the Cincinnati, San.
dusky and Cleveland railroad. 1t is
currently reported that he embezzled d
great sums of moIey from said road, and
appropriated such mon ey to his own use
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R.tlre.d President Arrested.

CHICAGO, May 28.-It has trsnsPired
late Saturday night that 7. E. Hinkley,
president OF the Chicago and Paducsh,
the Chicago and Iowa and other roads
less well-known. was arrested on charge
of conspiracy to defrsud and put under
$4,000 bonds. The complainant is Mr..
Fisher, of London, q wealthy English
man and a heavy bondholder In Chicago
and Paducah, and who represents about
$l,OO0OOO Of the bonds OF the road;
he alleges that Hinkley vent to England
in 1873 and by means offalse representa-
tions concerning the amount already
invested in the road, the aid 1t would
receive from the counties and the re-
turns it brought in, secured GlS0,0OO In
return for the bonds. Hinkley states
the whole railroad transaction has been
honorable throughout and that the arrest
is merely blsckmsiling scheme which
will not work.
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Heavy Flood,

OMAHA, May 2s.-The river has risen
four feet ten inches since Saturday, and
is now theirteen feet ten inches. Seri.
Gus fears are entertained that it will
channel across the bend Immediately in
front of the city, which will throw
the whole body of water against the
bottom above the bridge. with tall OF
eight feet in one and half miles, and
will doubtless carry away the bottom
above the bridge.
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LONDON, May 2s-A Berlin special
reports that Krysinki. ono OF tho leaden
Of the Polish rebellion OF 1858, has been
shot At Warsaw. While krysinki was
residing in Paris be petitioned the Gear
for pardon, and was invited 10 rsturn.
and on his arrival he was arraigned fer
rebellion and condemned 10 exile In
Siberia. After his exile krysinki He'd
and ws captured, and vi. sncs more
arraigned and shot.
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Fire NJ Clifton, W. Va.

MASON CRY, W. Va, May 2s-A fire
broke out at about halt-past three o'clock
this morning, in Henry Dilcher's build
Ing, at Clifton, w. VS.. The building
burnt slowly TO the ground, but BY the
assistance Of the Middleport fre engine,
the flames were kept omasprsadipg.
Loss estimated at $1,000.
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Base n ~,

ERIE. May 2s.-Buckeycs OF Colum.
bus, 4; Fries 2.
PrTTsBURou, May 2S.-Hartfords, Of
Brooklyn, Q; Alleghenies. /.
SYRACUSE May 2s.-Bostons. p;
Stars, l.
PnrLADELPHIA. May 2S.-Athletics.
8; Philsdslphias, 0.
CIScINsArI, May 2s-ln . gatne Of
ball at Springfield. o., the Champions
scored 8; ChicAgos 0.
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The Secretary of the Treasury give
notice that the principal and Accruesd
interest Of bonds herein below dssignatsd
known q 6-30s Of the Get Of Mach
8, 1855. dated July !, 1854 viii b paA
st the Treasury Of the United StassA %
and sfter August %. l7;s. and Interest
Will ceass then.
Coupon Bonds-$60 Nos. e0l 70
8 900, both inclusivs; 500. Nos. 400l 70
1000, both inclusive; $500, Nos. 600l 70
10000. both inclusive; 1000 Nos. II, i,00l
to $4,000, both inclusive. Total coupon.
$6,00oOO0.
Registered bonds 800. Nos. 10l 10
1900, both inclusive; $500, Nos. 70i 70
1900, both inclusive; 81 600 Mo-. 1eOi
TO 1900, both inclusive; 5000 Nos l0l
TO 26OO, both inclusive; $4,000. Nos.
1852 TO 1900, both inclusive. Total
registered. 100000; aggregate So.
600 600.
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Iris reported that the President is
100 much grstised with the apology
s.,.,or MORTON makes for his Southern
r,v He sees it it a prospect OF COM
fI.,. f -scOncilistion for himself with bis
..,, not only because of the apology,
,bs further fact that MORTON is
Ss.Iv to Champion the cause OF tho ad-
.i,;.,rstjon in the United States Sen
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Newspaper Indicted.

SAN Francisco, May 2s.-The Grand
Jury OF Eldorado county found q criminal
sgsinst the proprietor OF the
San Francisco Chronicle on complaint Of
Senator Sargent and Congressman Page,
based on the publication by that journal
OF Pinney's statement rejecting on them,
and the Chronicle editorial comments
,h haraon
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u,x RoBERr S. WHITE. our Attort ey
c.,srsl. desires the people throughout
-, S,s.s TO know that he still practices
i, r,ofsssion in both the Supreme and
90, Courts of the State, including the
roo,,s Of Ohio and adjoining counties,
.ra will carefully attend all legal busi-
-. in,rusted to his charge. Mr.. WHITE
4, s,periepced and able lawyer, and
will carefully guard the interests OF his
,liarts
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q. q. Piasey Arreslsa.

SAN Francisco. May 2s.-G. M. PIN.
ney was arrested to-day on . charge OF
embezzling funds Of the Ida Silver Min.
ing Company, Of which he Was formerly
treasurer, 10 the amount Of $4,000. His
bail Was fixed At 5000, which has no,
vet been obtained.
There was . fine rain to-day, which
will probably benent tho wheat In some
localities.
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The Loss Sf the Ds ksta.

LONDON, Nay 2s.-The Court OF In
quiry which has been investigating tho
loss OF the Dskoia, rendered . verdict
censuring the captain. second and fourth
officers for carelessnsss, but considering
the csrelessness insufficient 70 warrant
the withdrawal OF their certificates.
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To KNOW what 10 most becoming -
veil as what is in style and tasts, . lady
should hsve NJ hand just such variety Of
illustration, and just such wealth OF sug-
gestIon and Information - are found 10
Andrew BazSr.' DO not tail 10 send
ten cents for specimen copy 70 w. X.
Andrews, Cincinp natl.
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d.. Imperial Majesty, the Gar, will
-, assume supreme command Of the
If the Danube, and the Russian
- ',;.,. will have the pleasure of fight
=. under the eye Of their sovereign.
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ASSsmzP1sRsyS SszPa1sR7syS ySRtnaitefhao SRtnaief

Works on that subject Efvfng conoise
nd plainly written Instructions fof ths
reatmsot OF all ordinary ailments OF all
Domestic Animals, are constsaty kept In
stock, tn<sther with appropriate nedieins
for the Yarmev, Stock RAisers or Livery
stablemans use, avoiding - for ~ Dcssf-
Bile, All technicai terms. For Descriptive
Price List send stamp 70 the BALTIMORE
Tayette street. BOERlCKE 4 TAYEL.
opr ietors fsb2so
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QUEENSTOWN, May 2S.-A southwest
gale with thick weather and rain has
prevailed here since yesterday sftsrpoon.
The wind 10 favorable for the City OF
Brussels. She h likely 70 pass 90 ~
Liyerpool.
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boat RSee.

LosDos, May 2s.--A race for the
championship Of the Thames and E4O0
over the usual course took place to-day
between Rober. Watson BOYD OF Gstes-
head, and John Higgins Of Sbsdwell.
The rice resulted in an easy victory for
Boyd.
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Loss Of the Steamer city ofSan Fran
cisco.

New YORK, May 26.-The following
is the dispatch in relation to the loss CT
the Pacific Mail steamer City of San
Francisco received by the officers of the
company in this city to-day, dated City
of Mexico, May oath, from Acapulco,
May 18th.
X. W. p. Clyde, President Pacific Mail
Steamship Company NeaO York:
The City of San Francisco IN latitude
16 deg. 6 mins. north and longitude
SO deg. 36 min. west; struck an unknown
rock May 18th, at 9 hours and !8 min.
in the morning on a bright clear day,
sank and became total loss in one hour
and two minntes. No lives were lost.
The passengers arrived at Acapulco this
day, In the Mexican gunbOat Mexico,
and will leave for San Francisco in the
Costa Rico on the 10Th inst.
[Sisned1 ARAsEMENA,
agent p. M. Steamship Co.
JAMES j. WADDELL
Commander.
julius A. SHELTON,
Consul General, Merico City.
SAN Francisco, May 28.-No report
has reached here of disaster to the City
of San Francisco. The agents expected
her arrival yesterday, but the delay oc-
casions no apprehensions. 1t is supposed
that she has been detained at some way
port.
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SAN FRAxcIsco, May 2s.-Arrived-
Steamer Cache, from Hong Kong. VIA
Yokohons; Hsng Kong. ID and Shang-
hai, Sd; British ship City Of Amboy from
Londcn.
LONDON, May 2s.-The steamers
Utopia and Sumerset from New York,
have arrived out.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oxr., May 70. The
steamer Quebec, from Lake Superior.
reports the American propeller Pacific
sshore near the entrance 10 Portage
lake.
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D.psr,.re Of sne H.v Rsasers.

NEW BEDFORD. MAss., May 2s-Ths
schooner New Bedford, twenty teet long.
with Capt Crspo and his wife on board.
sailed 70 day from London. An I'm.
mense crowd witnessed tho departure OF
the boat. which is the smallest that has
ever attempted the fest.
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Newspspsr Chssge.

NEW YoEK, My 28-Mr. Erastw
Brooks will retire from the editoship o!
he Evening Eypress on the Let Of June.
The paper will hereafter be conductsA by
q stock company in the interest Of the
Democratic party.
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Msfl kobbers Arr ested.

CHESTER, Pa, May 2s-Patrick NAL
ken was arrested here to-day for robbing
United States Mails. He had . mail
bag containing . great numbss Of letters
In his passsssiea.
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wedding ring. and E.nu' Paris,sn dis-
mopd pin. Tbe above articles sspt, post
paid, 6r - eenss. Have been reiAilsd
tor u. Esnkrupt stock and must be sold.
Solid Mo,on Gold Watches. 90 each, TOR
speculative purposes, good timer, equal
IN sppesraSce 70 . tSO genuine cod. "His
iiberaiity, il anequslIs1 BY any sdvsrtls~r
In this city,--N y. Day Btok, Dec. ~,
BIG Postage STAN % taEen ~ Caah. y
sTOCKMAS. "a Bond 81, ". Y. fszsb
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ALBANY, May 2&-Tbeie Was one OF
the most extensive displays Of aurora
borealis Tonight ever seen in This SEC
tion. The atmosphere wAs 90 strongly
impregnated with electricity that com.
munication wss kept up for some time
with New York, BIston and Montreal
over tie Western Union telegraph
wires without the use of the battery.
Bosros, May 2s.-Tho display OF
aurora boreals 10 night was tho most
brilliant Tor years.
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ayheeliug gegister.
o,,d closed yesterday at 1869,

~ ,0.ather to-day p,A be partly
sssdy. '0'h east to SON" '""''
r;s;,.o lem ,erd'ure.
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LOutsvtlle Races.

LoUIsvILLE, May 2s.-The races To-
day we're we'll attended and the running
very fine. The first event was Clsrks
stake for three year olds, $50 entrance,
play or pay. with 1000; $500 to second
horse dash of two miles. There were
26 nominations, four of whom started.
Thees were Harper's Hyens, Vera Cruz,
Nc Whittier and Baden Baden, the latter
the favorits. McWhirter won unex-
pectedly in the fastest two mile time on
record. Vera Cruz second, Hyens third.
Baden Baden showed up splendidly uhtil
the anal one-half mile, when he suddenly
fell behind, never to catch up. Ten
minutes before the race he was sold TO
VIM. Astor, of New York, for $l2,500.
McWhirter's time was 3:30i; two seconds
faster than that OF True Blue at Saratoga.
The scene among the crowd at the
close of the race defes description.
completing as it does the record made at
Louisville, of the fastest one, two, three
andfour mile time. The second card upon
the programme was for members plate,
dash of two miles: handicap for all ages,
dash of two miles, There wers nine
nominations, four starters Courier the
tsverite won. Glasgow second, Flying
Locust third, Verdi Girls fourth. time
8:3l3 also better than True Blues.
The second event was mile heats, asso.
sociation purse of $3.50, tor beaten horses.
Flye started, Kilburn, Fair Play, Elemi,
Yelton and Dusty. Elemi won the first
heat, Yelton second and Kilburn third.
Time, l:4S! Fair Play won the second
heat, Elemi second and Kilburn third.
Time, 1:24A. Fair Play won the third
heat, beating Elemi and winning the
race. Time, l:453.
The racing to-day was as fine as ever
witnessed in Louisville. The remarks
BILE run of Nc Writer, Gen. Buford's colt,
causes grave doubts as to whether Ten
Brock can beat this two mile time to-
morrow.
Ten Brock.
LOUISVILLE, May 28.-Ten Brock will
run to morrow against the fastest two
mile time made previous to to-day, This
waa at Saratopa in 1873 hy True Blue
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Death OF an Actress.

Nrw YORK, May 2s-Minnetse Mon.
tagne, an actress, died in Brooklyn yes
tsrday.
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q ST Milton

u ~ "HNpH
.0od Jewelry
ombi q alton
,ut. Consisting
u el "a u l
satcfI eb rain ia
ies' handsome
roDch, and e,r
rops, pair sle-
cot gold stone
Lava buttnua
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Ten Brock.

LOUISVILLE, May 2S.-Ten Brock will
run to morrow against the fastest two
mile time made previous to to-day. This
was at Saratoga in 1878 by True Blue,
who ran two miles in S:32t carrying lOS
pounds. Pools were sold TO- night only
on the one event tomorrow. mile dash,
Clsssmste selling as the fsvorite.
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Original Notice.

James S Jenkins, District
VS.. Court Cedar
Perry Lee and Melinda Co. la. Nav
Lee. Term, 1877.
To the above named defendants.
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. a
petition of James $. Jenkins, plaintiff
claiming of you the sum of twelve
hundred and eighty-two dollars with
interest at ten per cent from May LIST,
1877, on two promisory notes, and the
further sum of one hundred dollars as
attorneys fee, and asking the fore
closure of the two certain mortgages
given by YOU to secure said notes on
the following described real estate sit
uated in Cedar county Iowa, to-wit:
~ NV and the nwl of nwi Of section
three ~ in township eighty 800 north
OF range four a. west Of the 5th p. NJ.
Now unless you appear to said petit
ton and defend thereto at or before
noon of the second day Of the next
term Of said court, to be begun and
held at Upton, in said county, on the
9TH day of May, 1877, default will be
entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon In accordance with
the prayer Of said petition.
WOLF Il LANDT.
AVA Att'ys for Plff.
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Original Notice.
elizabeth Friend.

I1iEdOSth
VS..
samuel Shafier, Admin Distric I
istrator OF the estate of Court Cedar
DAVID Lewis deceased. Co., Iowa.
Mary l.. Carl, Delilah Nav Term
Mauk, Elizabeth Lewis, 1877.
heirs at law Of David
Lewis, deceased.
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that there
Is now Oh file in the office Of the Clerk
of the District Court, in and for the
County of Cedar. i'm the State of Iowa
a petition Of Elizabeth Friend, plain,
tih,claiming fyou that the note ofS175
secured by a certain mortgage on the
sci of nwl of section fifteen n51 i'm
township eighty 800 north of range
three 81 west OF the 5th =. NJ. i'm e.
dar county, Iowa, given by Henry
Dairy and wife to David Lewis, has
been paid, and asking that said mort
gage be satisfied of record.
Now unless you appear to said peti-
ton and defend thereto at or before
noon of the second day of the next
term of said court, to be begun and
held at Upton, in said county, on the
eth day of MAY, 1877, default will
be entered against you and Judgment
rendered there on in accordance with
the prayer of said petition.
WOLF & LANDr,
4wif Atty for Pl'f