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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07
NJ. rs,In MI e.licnI md SmrgicnI ImsiitmIe Of

DR. H. j. CzAPKAY Is already secured in position which
places It. well its proprietor far above the assaults OF
envy and professional malice In the schools OF France
fine highest prizes are often awarded to practitioners IN
this department of Medical science and they occupy wt
others an equally lofty position in the profession kc"rd
T. an uusriuus example shining light among the PM
snhical STARS of his are in Europe and Dr. Czapkay has
flly equaled him in this country as proof OF which
the Philadelphia College of Medicine compilmented nm
win nnloma and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc
lccting this his field of operation although qualified aS
a graduate of the University of Pesth and late Che sur
rcon of the Hungarian Revou touary Army for more eN
tended labors DR. L. j. Cmpkay has bent his earnest at
tention to the of chronic and private diseases IN
which he has great expert that he rs now
regarded as the LEADER this branch of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and bog
raphy published matter OF interest to the reauerS
in tLe most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices
at his Medical and Surgical Institute on Sacramento ST.
Ieidesdorn nearly opposite the building oil the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. ,
NE We ask particular attention of our readers to the
sworn certificates of remarkable cures in another column
of this paper. +o''m'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

DEMocRACY.'--It is proved on Benz. Stark,
the newly appointed Oregon Senator, that he
toasted JEFF Davis, eXuted over the Manassas
defeat and derided our country's flag. Yet
every tory sheet in California endorses him as
ga good Democrat" They are multiplying
reasons why loyal men should eschew the use of
the word Democrat as party desgnation.-
HarySUWe .Appeak
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

PECULIAR DEFORMITY.---SOOn afterwards we
met some Indians, who, having precevcd US
from the top of the hill upon which they lived
had come to wait for us on the roadside These
sayages were almost entirely naked. they gave
us to understand that the fields Of maize near
which we passed belonged to them, aud they
asked us to buy some beans which they brou ght
in sacks made of deer skin. Five women accom-
panied them, with each child in her arms all
of them with scarce any clothes on, and all
equally dirty and disgusting. Their breasts and
stomachs were covered with red mastic made
from an earth peculiar to these rocks, which ren-
der them hideOus. Their only covering was a
pair of drawers OF hare-skin, badly sewn toge her
and in holes. With this highly fashionable toll
ette, one of them combined natural monstrosity ;
two breasts above the others, the upper ones
rather smaller than the lower which last she
only made use of in sucking her child. This
organic duplication was as great a curiosity to
the indians as to us, if we may judge by the fuss
they made to point it ont TO u.s. as though afraid
it would escape our attention. The child of this
woman being prefecty naked, it was easy to
convince ourselves that the Pathological phe-
nomenon had not been hcreditarily transmitted
to it'd J0TRey 10 Great SAT- Lake, By
Juies Renay and Julius BreRchiey, M II.
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TRINITY JOURNAL.
WeaverviiIc, saturday, Deccnibcr 2, 1861.

Nor ANY, THANK You = The "SOcety for the
propagation of the gospel" wished to send a
missionary to Zululand, place where mission
aries are served up daily for dinner, and slices
of cold missionary are always kept on the
sideboard. The society proposed to the Bishop
of Natal that he should undertake the mission,
but the Bishop naipeIy replcid-
" AS was prepared to go, if God so willed IT.,
so now desire to acquicsce in what appear 20
be the indications of His providence. that my
proper post of labor is for the present. ut all
events, here in Natal. | feel deeply the gener-
Gus kindness with which the society would have
aided me if had gone to reside in Iululand.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

COULDN'T PAss.--A short time ago, as the
President and Gen. Cameron were going 10 Il
review ia Virginia, it was necessary for them to
drive through Fort Runyon. There are two
gates, aud the rule is to keep to the right to
prevent confusion the right road was blocked
up, and the President was in a hurry, SO he
ordered his driver to go through the left !; he
attempted, but the guard stopped him; the driver
insisted on going and said the President ordered
it. That dodge won't do ; you cannot go, so
back your horses out" he replied aud old
Abe, laughing said, " We had better fall back -
and so they backed out aud took TO the right.
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Aa0Al

n8~Who has not heard of SANDS SARsAPARIL-
la? How many have cause to be thankful that
it has cured their ailments. raised them from
bed of sickness to the enjoyment OF health ana
strength. We wish every one 10 benefit by it
but caution is required-the very success OF the
article is turned against it by the cupdity of 9th
ers, and numerous preparations of so-called Sar-
saparilla' are iD the market. The original and
genuine article prepared by Sands, being in uni
Sersa use, is sold almost everywhere. ASK Tor
fhai and fake no other.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

MIR. T.. H. Fisher is only authorized Agent
san Francisco receive advertisements receipt for
the same and transact business generally for the
TRINITY Journal Once-No. liz , Washington street,
nearly opposite Magurc's Opera House, up stairs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07
Invigoratc the sysicn,.-

Invigorate the Systcm.-Vigorous digestion and
pure bile produces nutritious blood and nutritious blood
healthy frame Docs the victim of dispeptic stomach
and dsordered liver desire 10 know how the digestion may
be improved the bieand other fluids of the body purified
DIR. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BTrTERS
will accomplish this desirable revolution in the system
regulating the secretons and cXcretons giving tone to
the animal Juices which dissolve the ond. strengthen
ery relaxed nerve muscle aad fibre and brings the whole
machinery of vitality into NgOrous and healLlul play
S,ld by dfuafists lai dealer everywhere Iji.
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MI w In % L O w,

Az ExrRREyCFD NURSE and Family PLY scian. has a
Soothing syrup for children teothing. which greatly
facilitates the process of echng by oitenng the gums
reducing all allay all pain and is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers Will
give rest yourselves and relief and health to your in
fns prefcctlv safe in all cases. advertisement i'll
nnothcr column IN. .12l7,s.n.
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pecia1 N O tic g $ +.
M a s Q NJ I q
TRINITY CHAPTER,

NNeae No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
SyNSss on the second and Fourth Tuesday III
szaE8 each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weaverville.
I've. NJ. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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NoTTCEs

HTAvING VOLUNTEERED TO SERVE IN
IL the Federal army, aud consequently being
compelled to leave Trinity county, hereby no.
|tfy all persons whom il may concern, that | have
Invested A. G. Lawrence with full powers Of at
|torney to settle all my Weavervile,
Nov 20, 1861. HENRY CURTIS.
A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IA indebted to Henry Curtis, of this county,
will oblige the undersigned by an immediate set
Element. All persons holding claims against said
Henry Curtis will present them for settlement.
A. C. LAWRENCE,
Atty for Ii. Curtis.
Weaverville, Nov. 20, 1861. 452w.
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NOTICE!
WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED V. ".
w WILSON our legally authorized attorney
ElNAL. SETTLEMENT

of our business in this County. All persons in
lebted to u.s. either by Note or account are re-
1uested to make payment to him without delay,
OF render themselves liable to costs Of suit.
PIERCE, CHURCH q co.
Weaverville, Oct Il, 1861. 4ll3'.
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L O. O. F.
NORTH STAR LODGE.

IN No. 6l, meets every Wednesday ~ syseS y
evening, at u o'clk., at Odd Fellows -S.ss'HvyS>
Hall Main street. Weavervlle. All visiting Bro
Tiers are cordially invited to attend.
lyG. L. w. YoUNG, r. S.
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STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, l. o..
O. F.-Mects ON the evenings of the first and
third Monday of each month. at Odd Fellows
Hall, q Clifford s. building, Main street. Patr-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend
ly6 w. ii. BACHEIDER, S.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

Fort Royal
II is announced, apparently by authority,
that the great naval expedition has gone TO
Port Royal, South Carolina. Port Royal is
large and commodious bay or arm Of the
sea, having three entrances affordlng nine
teen and u half feet Of water at the shallow
Cot places. Ii is the mouth Of Broad river,
| winch divides ST. Helena Island from the
main land on the south. II lies between
Charleston and Savannah, aud cons sideraby
nearer the lottcr than the former place.
St. Helena Island Is covered with plunta-
tons of the famous sea. island cotton, and
has more slaves to the square mile than any
| ether equal extent Of territory IN the world.
| The towa Of Beaufort, somewhat dissin-
| gnlshei among the watering places Of the
! Sonth, Is on ST. ilelean Island.
| Both Charleston and Savannah are within
| striking distance Of Port Royal, by compar.
/ i,ively short marches. lt is useless to spec
ulate on Gen. Shprman's movements after
! he shall have effected q landing. III the
wishes and hopes Of the loyal citizens OF the
Union could be consulted, Charleston, the
| fountain head Of this Internal rebellion,
| would be laid level with III. ground and
| s,rewed fathom deep with salt.
Late intelligence confirms the report con-
cerning the destination OF the expedition.
The forts commanding the entrance to the
bay were bombarded aud taken, the town Of
Beaufort was taken after being partly burn-
ed. The Stars and Stripes hive again been
raised over South Carolina soil, and within
few miles Of the spot where the Tag was
tirst disgraced.
nf sta -
Ililton's Head were dismoun:ed.
There were 800 rebels on Hilton Head
and 800 on Bay Point.
We have captured 55 cannons, 500 mus.
kess, and any quantity Of ammunition.
The road by which the rebels escaped, is
covered with rfled muskets, knapsacks, &c.
for three thousand men.
The rebel guns were all 80 pounders-
four being rifed, and cast this year at Rich.
mond. The others from Norfolk, including
an English gun. captured in the last war
The muske,s and ammunition is English.
The chief engineer Of Susquehanna was
killed. @
Thirty dead rebels have been found, and
more are being found-having been hastily
buried in the SIND.
The Georgia troops were the first to run
and the South Carolina last.
4 German artillery company, who served
the guns, stayed To the last.
cTDr. USpERwoop, OF Chicsyo Illinois,
the eminent and ssillful operator on the Eve
and Ear. whose reputation is 80 extensively
known throughout the United States for bis
science, skill and success IN the treatment
Of Chronic diseases, is stoppins in Omaha
for few days, and may be consulted at his
rooms in keiih's Hotel antil the 26'h day
Of November only. Persons desiring his
services will DO well to give DR.. Underwood
m carly call. in order tha, they may avail
themselves Of the full benefit Of his treat
nent.
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NEW Advertisements.
New Stamped Envelopes.

rosr orrtcr cosscii B'sSs, If,ra
November ists 1851
This ofa>e having received a supply "f the M"
STAMPED ENvsLnpgs notice is hereby given that
Stamped erv-epcs at the oLp issue viii se tassn IN
evrhauss for these Of the NEW. for = period Of >sA
pAY<, m The date he-es--sna until rsipAf next
the sa last n,s ins,rtsnt that savias stamp
esi Envcispes % the OLD ts<se shsata ExeaAS"h
res hereta ncati,nei eeaase ARD after the ex-
praisas % AferemcatinHeI six days. The oA Is
.ne 81 gsveI pes viii not b. received In ravmenf 81
postage At tat. oa eSn, all Letters eac'scs Ia said
. ,.sa. ct rarsispe. viii sc sea, 10 he pssa Leser
oaa<e ., wasAinstSa.
Wv. .xArxAkp. r. ~
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MAR RED

IN 'his ely On wciaesdas, the fnh inst. - Rev.
wN. Ncr ,Srrssa ~ A. = NkCk essee e. s. arsfss
ssa Mss KATE " LArfkRrT, cs this city.
THE new firm commenced life Alright. hy
remembering the printer. Acesnpany,ne
the notice came huge cake, finely orna-
mented and sarmaupsed by the standard
emblem Of Uxics, the Starr and Stripes.--
All hands admired the adornings and par
took Of the cake, Saving ''ioex ife and hap
piness.' The Devil ate also, and said
"bally for the vedding."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

eT-The fac, that goods can he bought at
SSow's % to 80 per cent. chseper than at
any other house in the city, will account for
the "big rum now being made on No j,
Empire Block. Prints worth Is cents per
yard, are sold at Slows for i2s, and las ct
patterns at 10 cents. "We hold these facts
30 he self eyideut'--,hat where the cheapest
goods are sold. the most trading will be
done. ba, II you want the proof Of II just
look in at SNew's some afternoon.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

fTWe read with pleasure. the announce
meat in yesterdays Ne5rassiun, that Rrsr,
formerly "ys local" Of said paper, had
been taken into "full fellowship" in the
editorial fraternity. and is nov and hence
forth to ell insenss and purposes m Editor.
This s promotion justly deserved, for
Gxokox ha,rrorcd himself not only wor-
shy, bn, able, TO discharge the duties of
the post 10 which ~ has heec promoted.
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- ADD. SAUNDERS, OF the Davenport
GaseIte has laid de the pen to take up
the sword. Although a model editor We
have do doub, he will do his country better
service as WARRIOR. The pen may be the
mightier. bu, the sword is in more immedi-
ate demand, Just nov.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16
LATEST WAR HEWst


A correspondents Of the Harlets fur
nisbes that paper With the following faes,
concerning the battle Of Belmont:
Col. LaumaD il wounded 10 the lee. hat
hope not daDgerossiy. Lieut.. Col. Wec,,
is among the ga.ians dead on the Geld. hia
last wofds we're to those wno attempted 20
carry him from the field, s.Les me .looe.
boys, vsnt to die On she battle-6eiA.n .n-.
Major Rice j. seriously wounded. Ad;otant
Bowler and Serg't. Maj. Smith are among
the missing. supposed to be slain.
Among the Company officers lost are
Captains Crab and kittcridg" mi.sing. sup
posed 70 be killed, and Parrots aud iisYpcs
wounded, not MORALLY. Lieuts. De Hues
and Ream probably mortally wounded, and
Lieut.. Gale seriously, and Gardner missing.
Some OK the Companies suffered terribly
Company a lefs with 6s mea and returned
with ID; B, With II, returned with IA; II.
With IS, returned with q. many Of them
wounded: ], with 33, returned with l6; C
lost about 80 /; had Is missing, many
known TO be dead and 20 goes the sad
catalogue. IL may be that some will vet
come in: few came in last night BY land.
Col. Lauman at the head Of his column,
cheering them on, Was twice dismounted,
but would mount another horse, waving bis
sword and revolver, shouting, .'Onward,
my brave boysw The Iowa 7th tas COW
cred itself with immortal honor, they drove
the cneny entirely from their ground and
supposed the victory complete, and while
cheering and rejoicing in the cnemy's camp
heavy reinforcements crossed the river and
completely surrounded the little band that
remained. Then the terrible slaughter
commenced anew, for all were determines 10
die rether than surrender. Leonidas ike
they cut their way, and although many
brave ones we're made to bite the dust, vet
the remnant got through With the prisoners
they had taken. The tide Of war was then
SEE az inst our forces, and sll were con-
manded to retire to the boats. The cannon
could not be brought of.
just nov learn that the loss Of the Iowa
9Th Is equal TO all the others combined. Thus
the gallant .th has taught Imbecile political
Generals and the world that they can fight
and dia by the VIII ,ie.ule even Whea We
krew the whole thing must cod 10 disaster
aud ruin.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

gY'Mrs. T.. Tuoasros, few days ago.
scut as specimen of a hens egg ''as Is an
egg" II weighs four ounces and a drachm;
measures eight and shrce-fourths by six and
one.!our,h inches. Let some ambitious
feminine shanghai beat that.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16
sHERIFr,s SALE.

Dy virtue ef Kxecsti1a % Ne asreraea frvm -
ID OGce 1t the Clerk II the Dsssrsrs Coart "a NJ
tavstfAmie coGnty, ls~a sAali prseseA . psii e
the hosrs ef 10 s'eiocf A. u - & ssesssa = q =
ssd dsy. a,d cmneosins n The hoss es fvo s'eaecs
NJ Of said day. IN froct u the Cs1nsy Y-essurese
esee tie city u Council Blum the f,iE.vtne a.
srseed Real Estate .: JosepA Ssu<ktoa-.s sst:
The Nwk of Sec n. il Township IS Asneg
No %.
Tsken q the property 10 Jose,A Ssoeksoc 10 sasissy
IN Exesrtion in fssvr of Lee, Aurpey Avery
J. WILLIAMS SAeriG
Corucil Biuas Iswa- November s 1sSl
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

eTCaps. d. Is. CLARK is raising Com
pany for the 18th Iowa Regiment, now in
rendezvous at Kcokuk. Persons desiring
to enlist by reporting themselves at d. G.
BLooarR's Office, will be enrolled, and taken
into service. Pay commences from time Of
enlistment. Now is your chance; apply
soon, as the company is ueariy full.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16
SOMETHING NEW.

The Post Once in ,hi. city. has received
FOR ssie,the "Les.sr sheet and S,smred En-
vc,cpe combined. authorized BY the extra
session Of Congress. u iss unique ar
rAneemcot.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To Reuben n. Eysic<son. Emeiiae ErgIestnn, J. 3
Johnssn samuei Egglestou. ard g ". McCown.
DoU are hereby ihesi thai there is now ou Gle
The the GEEK ~ the District Cssrt in ihe
County OF auaie and State Of Iowa petition
Of the State ef Icws, fer the of the Permaaeut
Seh.i Fund claiming 81 yss he foreclosure II mort
gaze the Half Of Loss and in Back III. in
Crescent City county "t Pots smie and
nne>s sppesr thereto and defend before Of The
Of the nexs fefm a the ssd Distyies Csar,
the Monday at February 1854 de-
be catered aGsips yoa aa render.
ed thereon.
L. ~ ROSS sn4
YRANK STREET.
Sov .. 1852. Pa6s AHys
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eF WIT. SHAW Of Anamosa has been
commissioned a. the Cui. OF the Fourteenth
regiment Of Iowa volunteers. THIS regl.
men. is now full a, Camp McC!sl!an at
Davenport.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

ETWorkmen commenced setting the
poles for the telegraph wire, this week
The work is now going vigorously forward
from both ends and the middle.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

TThe South Western Iorian publish
ed at Sidney, is for sale. Here is . chance
for some en,crprisins printer TO establish
himself.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

cTThe people Of Des Moines have re-
fused to make an appropriation for the
bene6. Of the Telegraph Co. No Office will
be opened in that city.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

evInihc ST. Louis Republican, weekly
report Of the death, in the military hospit-
nls in the vicinity Of that city, we notice the
name Of one of Capt. SrooE's men-JouS
NJ. DopcE, Dpdgs's Battery, 4th Iowa.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

CT 3. r. PEcRAx, Esq, arrived in this
city from Denver, few days since, having
made the trip through fron the mountains
10 the Missouri river in five days.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

ryBy a recent decision Of the Supreme
Court Of Iowa, there can tie no impris,n-
men. for deb, in this S:a.e. except for
fraud, legally established in court.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

rT We understand that Branch Of
the State Bank Of Iowa will GO into opera
ton a, Cedar Rapids on or about the 2oih
inst.
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CO Our readers abroad can rely upon
the accuracy Of our ric. current, found, in
another column. 1t is carefully corrected
every week and gives true report Of the
condition of the market in this city.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

eTn VOC want to learn oil the particu-
lars Of the fuss about Fremont, "or any
other map.v boy the news at WooLwoRrHs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16
AIRS Axp COAL OIL.

Ger ane stock Of Lamps received. and ~e ocw
ess great this line Tins 10 the cheap
ga Hxss n use De.s aaainy C"ai rsNm - y"
per gallon By s.0EESAAAN -.
917
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Reuben B. Egiiexton Emeiinc Eg:iesion, J. Z.
johnson, Samuel Eggiesioa, and W. Z. AIdrns.
VOC are he cby notified that there is Ale in
the Office Of the clerk OF the District Court Of Pot
tawattame county and State of Iowa petlt.on Of the
state vi Iowa for The Of the Permanent School Fund
claiming VI you the foreclosure OF mortgage tho
Northwest Quarter OF the Northeast Quarter OF Sec
tion No Twelve fI?j in Township No xcventy-1vc t76)
North Of Range No forty-four (is) West. containing
forty acres according TO the United States survey,
situate in the said County OF and that
unless you appear thereto and defend beioe of
.hc sec = N.~ ~ IN. nsxt OF the said District
Ceart, 10 coaneuce the nrst Monday Of February
D. 1851. default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon s -.
a" FRANK STREET and
l.. ". ROSS,
Nov. 3, 1851. PgF's At'ys.
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cv Lumber-pine, walnut, OAK and
cottonwood, is becoming abundant in this
city. good time, now, to build.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1861-11-16

rT Gov. KiaxwooD has appointed the
ce,h Of this month as day Of Thanksg.v-
ing.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF POrTA-
wATrAMIE COUNTY, IOWA.
The State OF Iowa Pi,F.
VS..
J. E. johnson, Feb Term, 1861.
Harriet Johnson, rHE e4
Lewis J. Goddard, Original Hotice.
W. d. johnson,
Samuel Eggicston,
Dtfendanfs,
TTHHE SAID DEFENDANTS AND EACH OF THEN
hereby notified that there II now on hie In the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of Pottawatta
mie County Iowa. petition OF the State OF Iowa the
above named piaiBtir claiming for the and benefit
Of the permanent School Fund Of the State OF Iowa. in
said county of the defendants j. f. johnson and Lewis
J. Goddard the sum of Seven Hundred and Twenty-
hve Dollars due pronssory note and claiming Of
all OF said defendants the foreclosure of mortgage
given by the defendants ! 4. johnson aud Harriet
Johnson upon Lots No 81 81 81 - 81, in johnsons
Addition to CuuncI Bluffs. in Putawatiamie couaty,
Iowa and that unless they appear thereto and defend
before Of the I'd day Of the next of the said
Court 10 be begun and holden in said county of Pottawat
tamie the Isi Monday in February 1864, . default
viii be entered against them and Judgment rendered
thereon.
l.. " ROSS, and
FRANK STREET,
Nov. ., 1861. Anys for Plf.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or POrrA.
wATTAMiE COUNTY. IOWA.

ne County af fr0s.-'s',nie fr1, lres. Term. ,se..
Joseph uas David Peney. Def. Original Nes'ee.
To JoseaA Hail + Dsrsd Pef<y. Defe.sssfs:
Voc ARE HERHBr NOTIFIED ruAf ruRRE Is
die the af,ce of the Clerk u the Dtssries
Court Of Pstia~attan.e County. Iowa. petitioa cs
the Coaaty CT the plaintiff above naned
claimsas ss yea Joseph uAn Tie psm of One Huadrei
Ds1rs and interest thereon fss 10th Gay Of April
1857 Al tie % Ioper reut> rer anauU end also
claiming you the foreclosure mortsaxe Eiveu By
Joseph Haiio seeare the paym Of that money
and interes; 10 the pissntid-npon the Of the
\ Of Sec 81 TIP II ~ in Pstsau Atfanis County,
Iowa nne>s appear thereto and defend By
before u the ID day Of the next term said
Court. 10 be begun and holden on the ist Monday in
Yebr uary 1851 default will be catered AGAINST yoa
and Judxment render I'd thcreon.
The said Def't. David Reaey. is also notinsd that
nothing claimed Of him In this action except thst
appear and show what interest II anre the land
why aaid not 10 held liable sor the debt
Of the said Joseph Hall.
FRANK STREET 1 L ". ROSS,
Nov .. 1851 Pr9's Ah'ys.
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cyThc publication Of 'hs Boyer Valley
Record has been suspended.