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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

New MUsIo.-We have received copy
of new song. by Stephen c. Massett, en-
titled "Our Good Ship Sails To night,
illustrative of the departure to the war,
and dedicated to the gallant patriots now
volunteering in the service of their coun-
try. Published by Firth, Pond g. Co.,
547 Broadway, N. Y. 1t is arranged for
the Piano or Melodeon, and is very beau.
tiful. Those who are fond of music will
do themselves favor by sending for it.
Also, song and chorus, by George P.
Morris, ESQ.,; music by J. R. Thomas.
By the same publisher. 1t is beautiful
piece
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

MORE TRoUT.-Mr. Eli Jewett. of this
town, caught, in his pond, which lies in
the north east part of the town, on
Wednesday morning of this week, 10 lbs.
of trout. He brought about dozen lbs.
of them to this village for sale. There
was quite a scramble over them, for every
body wanted to try few. Mr.. Jewett says
that he last winter caught two, which to-
gether weighed pounds.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

Ey Quite number of people went
from this county to attend the meeting of
the Orleans County Musical Convention,
held at Greensboro on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. We noticed one
load from johnson, under the care of a
Mr. Story, and consisting of some ten or
a dozen persons. They passed through
this village on Tuesday.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

esT The lumber for the new hotel at
Irasburgh is being brought on to the
ground and prepared, so that the work Of
erection can proceed Immediately on the
adjournment of the County Court. which
meets next week. 1t is rumored that r.
w. Nye is to officiate as "mine host F"
when the new establishment goes into OPP
Grafton.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

60 A correspondent of the Burlington
Free Press, among other things, speaks Of
our fellow-townsman, B. N. Hyde, who is
at present acting Colonel of the Third
Regiment, as follows:
"Col Hyde gives the greatest of salts
faction, and discharges his duties in a
manner rejecting the highest credit upon
his abilities and West Point education.
He will be remembered by many Burling-
tonians as formerly connected in business
with M. Noyes, ESQ.,"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

The FouRrH.--We have as yet heard
Of no steps being taken to celebrate this
day, by any of the towns in this county.
Why could not the towns of johnson,
Morristown and Hyde Park unite and get
up something worthy of the day? The
time is short, but little energetic work
is all that is necessary.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

Mt. MAssFIELD.-We learn from q
friend in Stowe that the Summit House
on Mt. Mansfield is now open for visitors,
and that among other improvements there
has been good barn erected on the sum-
nit, for tho accommodation Of the horses
of those who choose to take them up
Walton's DAILY Journal
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

TROUT BREEDING.-H. H. Stone. of
Eden, has little pond. fed by large
cold spring, in which he has over hun
bred fine brook trout, some of which are
very large. The pond was constructed
some five years since, and he then COM
mcnced the propagation of this beautiful
species of the fnny tribe. They multiply
very rapidly, and had not some graceless
scamp or scamps stolen all The proceeds
of his labors, some two years since, he
would have had some larger specimens to
show. After his first stock were stolen,
he procured new supply. Till this year,
however, he has not succeeded in securing
the young progeny of his stock, they es-
Gaping through the barriers he had placed
in the stream; but this season he has sue
ceeded in saving them, and has, in Sc
RES of ponds below the first, almost an
endless number of these sprightly little
fellows. We saw some Of them in one
pond, and though but few days old, they
are about an inch and half in length.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

ca G. w. DEMO, at Eden Mills, r.
H. Leach, of the Waterville House, and
E. Fuller, at Troy, have issued cards for
balls to come off on the Fourth.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

ca Wehad the pleasure. the other day,
of furnishing one of Esty & Green's cele,
brated Melodeons to j. w. Griswold, at
Eden Mills. If any one else is in want
of one, and will apply soon, we can give
them a good trade
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

ca The village of Troy, we under
stand, is improving considerably this
season, there being seven dwelling houses
in process of erection.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21
Morgan Guards.

Below we give the names of the MEN,
bers of this company. We are sorry that
we are unable to give the residence Of
each. We can but feel sorry at parting
with so many fine fellows; but VIC look
forward to the time when they will return,
covered with the glory of deeds nobly
done, and with character uptarnished
by the vices of camp life:
Captain-A. J. Blanchard.
lst Lieutenant-David Whitemore.
I'd Lieutenant-Burr J. Austin.
sARGEANTs.
VIM A. Pierce Charles Jones
Hiram Holmes Hiram G. Woolcot.
NJ. T. Whipple
George G. Howard Amos White
Joseph Holmes James Fletcher
Vernon M. Smith Frank A. Olmsted
George r. Powers Abel Morrill,.
PRIvATEs
Phineas Bartlett Joseph P, Hill
Marshall S. Babcock James L. Holmes
John G. Bacum John S. Harrington
Albert Bacum VIM. II. Jones
Jas II. Bolton Harrison W. Jones
Carlos Bugbee Alfred U. Lathrop
Robert G. Barnes Vanness Lilley
Henry Baker Lorenzo d. Miles
Ephraim Brown Almond Marshall
William Burt w. A. McKinstry
Edwin R. Burnham Horatio Olmstead
John Blanchard Albert O Parker
Oscar Clark Alpheus Parker
Joseph NJ. Chaplin Sherman S. Pinney
Lyman L. Camp Joseph A. Rand
VIM B. Chandler Carolus Reed
Isaac Cowen Jonathan Sergeant
Vim. H. Crowell Calvin w. H. Smith
Alexander Chanpaw Joseph P. Stafford
Judson A. Dodge Lorenzo S. Shaw
William Downey Martin Smith
VIM. G.. Dickey Augustus Steady
Chas. Davis Julian A. Scott
L. M. Davis Geo. H. Tiff
Jas. P. Davis Aaron H. Taylor
David B. Davenport Henry Thomas
George W. Drown Chas. Turner
Hiram A. Earle Oscar Woodland
George @. French Stephen r. Wilson
Chas. B. Guyer Elbridge B. Wilbur
Geo. W. Garner Anthony White
Joel L. Griffin Ahiel G Wolcott
Norman Hurlburt VIM. +. WILDER
Nelson Hurlburt John Rowe.
Chester K Hill ....
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

W Asa and William Hawse, of Nor
we understand, caught Is pounds
Of trout on Wednesday, in Eden.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21
STATE CONVENTION

A Mass Convention of the freemen Of
Vermont will be held at Montpelier, on
Wednesday, the 26th day of June, inst,
at ! | o'clock, A. NJ, to nominate candidates
for Governor, Lieut.. Governor and Treas
urer, to be supported at the ensuing cleo
ton. All who are in favor of supporting
the Constitution and the Union, and of
sustaining the Federal Government in its
efforts to suppress rebellion and put down
treason, are cordially invited to attend.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-21

The men were wearied and exhausted
with heat, excitement and fatigue The
general had given an order upon which
they could effect the purpose Of the attack,
and, at Q o'clock the order vas given Ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-03

0rlHfmnl M0rlce.

To Jsmes b. Wakh, howard p. Walsh, Marga
Walsh, Mary Il. Stem, Mary Arabella tteen
Mary r. Aore and Mm. A. Aere her husband.
Msrgar ]. Yore and Jno. G. Yore her husband,
Adlcy Gregory, George Foster, Eli Miller, Mi.
chael O.Fourke, and The unknatrn heirs ard legs.
ftes Of John o'Roarke, deeeassd, tdcfendantsl:
NOU are hereby seversly notified that there
i Ia now hie in the C..rk, d fioa Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at ksokuk, a re-
tition in equity brought by John Augustus u, kee
against you, Praying 10 have mistate corrected
IN the original deed OF Partition between John
O'kourke and Patrick Wakh (bnth now dc ce.s. Al.
OF certain lots and lands, dr5wn ~ th.m a. ten
ants in common in Share No. 80 in the pteree Of
Partition OF the HAlf Breed grsct in Lee County.
Iowa, and 10 decree the Vet hrif of Lot rht ISL
in Block one hundred Al six [letl, ia ks.Luk.
iowa, to have belonged (undtr ~ dstd OF .. rti-
ton to Patrick Walsh, sDd the East half OF hid
Lot eight 81 to have belonged TO JehD O'RoLrke
Aao pray az fr the con bi nation OF the Eest half
Of said 10. eight Isl petliienar who claim The
sane under deeds from john 0'tourke. md that
tho heirs Al law Of said Patrick Walsh. dee, arsd.
and OF said John oskeurke, deceased, be forever
title in and to Lot eight Isl or any part thereof.
except undsr AID tough said partition deed. n
prayed to be corrected and cstabls he'd by tho de-
Gre Of said Courti snd also for n neisI 70 ief
Now each VI he above named deferdsnts are
required 70 appear and answer this Ietiti,n by
noon OF tho setond day VI the next tern Of ssid
court. 70 be held on the first Monday Of sett4 m
Der, 1861 ~ keokuk, and shsw cnuse Why the
prayer Of said petition should not he ersrt4d or
decree as prayed Tor Therein will be had and
entersdb by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
The above is q copy of the notice On file which
sst sPprovru BY tho Court On he btb II February.
1901 aid ordered 10 BIZ Published In the Daily
cate City, newspaper luhlished at ksokuk.
Iowa. Tor six consecutive weeks.
- Witness my kand and seal Of Court. this
March 18th, 1851.
EhIk ). LEIGH,
Cjcrk vi District Court
by EDwAaD Muss, Deputy.
March I6, 1861 dow
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LEG Al naDToa,E,

LEGAL NNDDCE.
To Taylor Blow, William T. Blow and Henry T..
Blow, partners under the arm name and sty ie OF
Charlcss, Blow Co.
Won Are hereby notified that there 10 now on
1 flei in the ctRcs Of tho Cle,k Of tho Dsstvic,
Court Of Lee County y. In1a, 81 K4okuk, o vsriArd
petition Of j. Lafayette Curtis, claimips or you
the sum Of two HUNDRED and six and 96.le0 d,llars
With six per cent. per snnum interest thereon
from A pr,l 18Th. 1861, an > pramissory note exc
cut-d ~ thu sa,d attendants in their SAID Gru,
name IT date february nth, 1861; said petition
also praying for writ IT attachment ~ provided
by law.
NV, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before noon Ii tho .sco, day
OF the September term, 1861 10 commence m the
6sst ManAsy Of September, A. d. 1851, Judgment
viii be rendered against you ~ prayed for in
said petition.
CURTIS. GILMORE 4 CURTIS.
April 81, 1851 In Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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legal NOttCt.
To William White, Edward k.ddy and Mrs. Ed

Legal notice.
To William White, Edward k.ddy and Mrs. Ed
ward Reddy;
XvOU ard Zach II you are hereby notified that
L there is lie in the once Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at
keoknk, = petit of Hiram Barney claiming Of
Urn IN. bite the vi four hundred do lars,
nth peg cent. In crest pei snH;Vn pr sbiv
ally as money due IN two mort gag N de BY you
H. Charles Mason and Stree assigned 10 said Hiram
Barney, dated oct. Q. 1855; also claiming aga MT
eaeh Of You the for closure OF said mortgages,
The same being upon the uih-east quarter of the
north west qu.rter Of section twenty nine 1927
in township sixty-seven [o7l north, range Fix
l6] west, Lee County. Iowa, tor the purehas. mo.
ney aud furthr asking for sale Of said premises,
and < neral relief.
And unless you appear and answer srd petition on
or before Of ID. "a day Ut the term OF sad
court, to comm me at ksoknk on the lst Mo nday Of
), ptcmber, A. II. 1861, a default will be entered
aganst you the petition taken - by you con-
feshcd, aud . dtcree rendered thereon ae prayed.
NOBLE i SThONG,
April 10, 1851 dim Pltn's Att'ys.
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r.EaAr. nOrurE.

To jeremiah 3. v ilsey, Joteth X. Sweeper, J. II.
B,uce, s. Thoml sen, 1homas Bruce, h.. @.
Tricks, j. N. Lockw wood, th2rl.s kchafer, J. e.
Yore ard w. A. yore.
" GU aad each Of ysu are hereby notified that
,hereis now Gle in the ofic Of the Clerk Of
the District Conr, Of Lee county, Iowa II Keokuk,
prtition Of iftra m Barney ,clamine Of you Jere-
mah n W,fsey he sum VI sixteen hundred dol
lars With 10 per ct MT. interest per ann
annually, As money due on a mortgage made by
you to Charles Mason and since ass igned TO said
llirr m Barney, dated the 18th Of F~lrusry
1885, also claiming against each Of you the fore
closure OF saio mtrtiage the SIN icing upon be
W. OF Me-. !. and the N ! Of Sc. OF section
TT. 68, X. w. Lee County Iowa, for the puY-
base money; and further asking for . sale Of
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said peti
tiou on or beiore the noon If the 81 cond day Of
the next term Of ssid court. TO commence ut
krokuk on the frst Monday Of September, A. d.
ls6l adtfs ult will be entered against yeu, and
Judgment rendered thereon prayed for in said Pc
titlon.
NOBLE STRONG,
Apr'l 10, ls61-d1m Att',sfor Plaintiff
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LE1AL NOTICE.

To Mary Ann Cfsig, Richard Craig, John Win
fhsop and Brown Clendenning.
VuU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there 10 now ON fls IN the o6ice Of the CLERK Of
the District Court ~ Lee County, iowa, Mt Kco-
kuk, lewa, The petition and anne nded petition OF
samuel h. VOORHEES, Ginning of 4li 81 you the
Foreclosure Of mortgage executed by the said
Mary Ann Craig, on the folio wing RI al ertate sit
nate in Leo County, Iowa, 10 wit; Twenty FIVE t95i
feet III Of lot twelve tl2), in block one hundred
and 6fty-six tlb6) in the city n keokuL, and
bounded - f.ilows con mencipg at point On The
eastery line Of raid Lot twelve q p twenty fyef95l
feet from the alley m said b'ock thence in south
eriy direction twtny i've t36D feet, thence in !
westerly direction fifty t5O) feet, thence in ncrtb
erly direction twenty-five l1b) teet, thence in :
easterly direction fifty 10y ifet TO the place OF
betihnirg; aud cha ming also under said NOR rage
judgment or decree against Richard Craig and
Mary Ann Craig fur the sum OF four hundred dol
lars with ten pr cent per annum interest thereon
from tbs 9Th day Of JaHe, 1852, and praying for {
sale Of said property, and also for genera relief
Unless you appear and ansxer said petiliep e.
or before VI the second day If the next lei n
of raid Court. 10 commence at Keokuk, on-the
FIRST Monday Of september, A. b, 1851, q default
will be entered against you, Judgment or decree
rendered thereon in accordance with the prayer
OF said petition.
THOMAS a.. GREGORY.
oh Alsv ks.I g. d.
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T.. 4 q Al. n OIlCks

To r. T. Hobb
VtU are hereby notified that there is now on sic
j 10 the ofhce # the Clerk Of the District Court
II Lee County, Iowa, ~ ke1ktk . petition Of Iii
ram B,rney claiming Of John shores, the sum o
eight hundred and foiy Tour 49-t00 dollars " .th
10 per cent. interest per Annun, payable snuuslly
~ money due on = mortgage made by said shore .
to Charles Mason and since assigned to said Hiram
Barney, dated October IL, 1853; also claiming
against you and the her defet dants the iorcI
closure Of said mortgage, the same being upon
Lot number nine 81 in Block number thirteen lal
in the City OF keoh nk, Lee County, lewa, for he
purchase money, and further asking for q sale of
said premises and general relief.
And unless you appear ard answer said petition
on or before the noun Of the "a day OF he next
ten n OF ssid Court, TO YBMence at keokuk on the
first Monday OF septen ber A. ID. 1861 default will
be entered sga,nst you the petition ak. BY you
esed and dcs,ree rendered TIL reon ~ praye
NOBLE l. STRONG.
Arrit 10. 1S61-lm PHn,s Att'ys.
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LoHA1 Nsssec.
To Joseph Streepsr ana Clara s. Streeper his
wife, James SHE ds j + Bruce, J. s. fhomp-
son, X. G. iiicks,J M. Lock ~oo,, Chas. Schsfer.
and Joseph 4. Partridge, James w. P,nchott
and james 5. Warren. composing the arm VI
Partridge, Pinchott d Warren.
VtU and each of you are hereby notified that
i there is now on file in the cfice of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Lac County, Iowa, at
keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claim M Of
David Ramsay the sum Of eleven hundred dollars
with pr cont. interest per ann um paya lie annu-
ally as Money due ON two mor tgssss made by him
has. Naron ard since sssik nsd 10 said hiram
Rarnsy dated August l4tb, 1855; also clair il &
sgainst each OF you the foreclosure of said
cages. ihe ssme being upon the west half Of the
south quarter aud the south half OF the south
sast quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
thirty three towr chip s,xty-seven north, Of range
SIX vest, in Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money. and further asking fur sale Of the said
premises, and genera relif
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon 81 the second dsy II The ne IT
-x1sl MI si1
lst Mondsy Septeaa ber A. b. 1851 default i'll
be entered against you, and . decrec render I'd
against. you a. pray ed for therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
April 10. 1851. P.,f's Au'ys.
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Legal nsii.e.

Legal N0tiee.
To Eanice Dyer, Mahala Cock (,atc Dyer) and Ell
J Cook her husband, ksbs Goa Lemon late Iycrl
and Lem1ei ID. Lemon her Husband. lease yer,
Ruth shafher tiate Dysr) aud B.rj min +.
nhuhicr her husband, A. drew II hy r, snrah V.
hush nd, and nu .annah DYER.
YOU aud nrh Of you are hereby respectively
= not Ned that there Is file in I'll 1 ofiee of
tbs Clerk OF the District Court u Lee County,
iowa, At Fort Madison. Irtifion OF George +.
Dyer. ~ his next fried, Owen iliiams ciaImir r
VI you and each Oh yen the partition Of certain
lands, particularly scr BID sud SGT out in sid
petition, orr In case they canLott partjtionad,
that they be sold and tbs pruc, eds yid,d rs con-
templatrd, ty law aiso fir goLera!Feilef.
Unless you appcar and Hns~sr said petition on
~ before the second day Of the next tsrm II said
Court TO ~ begun and hoden 1T Feit Madison
aforesaid, on tho bird Mondaynf My next, t2uth
DAY thereby, default will be rend sT.d aganAi YOU
and judgment In ~ PRAYED Tor.
FRANCIS SEMPLE,
April 3, 1861 dim Attorney for Pi'n.
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CURTIS, GILMORE i CURTIS,
March ~, l8S1-4w Sole. fur Petitioners.


L~GMt Notice.
To Hugh T. Reid, Mary Alexine Reid, Price J. Pat
ton Co.. Mason Wheeler, Geo. X. Gordon,
Phillip viele:
V0u and each II you are hereby notified that
i there - now on 6ie in tho ofice OF the Clerk,
the District Court Of Leo County, Iowa, ut Fori
Madison, petition OF Henry :. fsylhr claiming OF
you Hugh T. Reid the sum Of Ave Thousand dollars
withintersst 1t the rate OF 10 per cent per annum
~ money due on promissory te given by you
to said Taylor. dated sept. -, 1852; and further
claiming Of all Of you the foreclosure II = mort.
gage Of the ssme date and given to said note
on certain real estate in Lee Co., Iowa, described
in said petition.
on or before the neon Of the second dav a fht
cc-: .1Is1 ~ ses1 Souri,. Fort d al
ison on the third Monday Of May A. d 1861, . de-
fault will be entered against you, the petiti.n tn
on . h ~ 1e;s III atUree
rendered against y0u M rr .yrd therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
March 70, l60i-lm Pltf's Au'ys.
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NHEmiFE.s SALE.

STATE OF IONA. &C
lie County. -
Try virtue VI Special Execution TO me directed.
- issued BY the Gle Of ths Distriet Court III
ss'd county in iavsr OF Hiram Barney, and against
Cyrus hinsey. land also decree against Anna q.
lirasher, Fr. derrick Hrssbcr, ssrah Bfasler. X. C.
Hrasher, hufus Wilsey, John stannus. benj Barton,
=. IL. Moore John A. Ncksnny. and Ger. Pa
xine,) nave l,vled upon, will sell D he rh-
est o,adtr, 1T the door Of the Clerks Ole Of the
district Court Of Ice lounty, tuwR. at KAakmk in
sAiu county, ON the ath DAY ut May Nd. 1891, be-
tween the hours Of o'clock ard o'clock D.
"a. o. said day, tcemmeneiBg Mt Q o'cIck b. m !.
the follosing property, TO wit: Lot No. Two T21
In Book No. -Four "a IN MAsun's Upper Addition
70 the City Of Keokuk in Lee Cum y and State of
iowa.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order Of
Court 70 salty sad Of Execution.
heokuk, April 4, l6hl.
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