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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-28
FROM MISSOURI.

SEDAE1A, No., Nov. 25.-It is reported
that Price is still advancing toward this
place, and that the Federal pickets were
driven in toward this place this evening.
A number of rebels were arrested last
pigttS who we're on their way to Join
Pride army. Secessionists in town are
quite certain that the Union forces are tc
be driver from this section Of Missouri
Tksy are very still u regard to the move
ments Of Prico. Without doubt, he il
advancing toward Sedaiia;
The military are yery:strict now, and
no one can pass Che lines without passes
signed by the commanding officer Of th'
post.
The train from Warsaw arrived yester
day morning. They report that a sicl
soldier LETT at Warsaw was murdered BY
the Secsssionists Of that town. All thu
business poi ton of Warsaw was burned
in the late FIRE; No clue yet aS to who
fred il. 'Frr
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@The Editor Of the Eagle it still
croakipg about the democratic party"
I'll the country is to be saved it must be
done BY the restoration Of the democratic
party to power"
Can you restore the dead to life, Mr..
Editor? II you can you may talk about
restoring the "demcc ratio party" The
thing has been dead so long and damned
80 deep that We had thought even yoH had
forgotten it. We have not heard ofa
man for along time before who was mean
enough to desire its resurrection aud we
don't expect to find one in the next gen.
bration to come. g.
Why, the people remember to well that
1t the Inception Of this rebellion the dem
Oofatic party" were in power, and that it
Ninked at and encouraged rebellion. and
that {. ended its corrupt and worthless
days no, only in the treason df it, promi'
nsnt members, but 10 their stealing every
thing they could lay their hands on before
Joining tks South.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-28

THANKSGIVING This day has been BET
absrt by our worthy Governor as day
of fasting. prayer and public Thanks
giving. Divine service will be held and
public thanks offered up at the Presbyte-
riar Church.
Rev. s. Smith will preach the sermon
for the occasion. Lot our people observe
it with proper spirit and due devotion. 1t
is said the prayers Of the faithful availeth
much and will remove mountains. Ifthis
degenerate day and generation can pro-
duSe one faithful soul it is much to be
hopad bis prayer will be offered up for
the speedy annihilaion Of treason; sup
preston of rebellion and restoration OF
peace, fraternity aud reunion.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-28

ia- The Richmond papers of the 29nd
contain dispatches from New Orleans and
Memphis, Indicating the greatest terror O'
an attack on Columbus. HOllus had
come up with his whole feet. and sent fol
the steam ram Manassas. There are H.
600 rebels and 10 guns a. ColuV,bus. A
Memphis a meeting. resolved that. with
Columbus. Memphis would fall, unless
Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana helI
Tennessee. The Legislature instructed
the Governor to press all suitable gun
into Service.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-28
CINCINNATI MARKET.

Cincinnati, Nov. 25.
FLOUR-Ths sales are loo bbls extra
at 81 20; BOB do super6ns at 4 so, do
family at 4 40, and $50 do fancy at 4 30.
WHEAT-The mardet is stsady with
q fair demand at 8Oa83 cents for prime
Red and s5a87 for prime White; choice
samples would command 1s2c above the
outside rates, but there is very little Of
this kind in market.
CORN-The marke. is firm With a
good demand at 26c for new and 9Sa50c
for old; sales Of 1000 bu ear old at 29c
and 300 bu shslled at 3Oc.
H0GS-The receipts were only $500
head and the weather being very isvora-
Bile, and the necessities for psckers TO Gil
contracts pessing. prices further advan.
ced to 50 50@3 60.
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RonM Noe1ce.

NoTICB is hereby given N all whom II may CON
eerD, that at the next Session oftbe Commission
eb OF Fairfield county. 70 be held in DECEMBER,
ton Of the following described road. to-wii So much
of the State Road leading from Carroll, In Fairfield
county, Ohio. TO PckerinEtou said county lies
within the following points to-wt; Beginning qt q
point on the line between Isaac n. Graybi and Nor
diea Fshpav; thence 10 q north westerly direction
through the lands OF said Graybi and continuing on
between the lsndsof Michael King and Jaeob Boyer
and terminating IN the new road running thence
south between the ands Of Ira Riekets Michael King
Christian PSchirm and Isaac II. Graybil for the fol-
lowing reasons!
ISl. Because the porinn OF said road sough. ID be
vacated q uuneeossaty 10 be continued open.
2nd. Because there other sufficient and eonTen-
lieut. roads which answer all the purposes oftave and
neigeboih0od use.
Sd. Because the keeping up OF the portion of said
road asked 70 be vacated Is useless expense upon
the supervisor Of the road district.
oet9e, 1eo.-SV3s
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NoeiCe.saThe members

NOGHCRaSaThe members OF
ILe Fairfield County Agricultural Socie-
ty will meet at the Mayors Office. in the
city Of Lancaster, on the last Saturday 10
December next. for the purpose Of hold
ing an election for officers Of said Society,
to serve for the year 1869.
JOHN VAN PEARSE, Pres't
P. B. EMBIoH, Secretary.
lancaster, Nov. 18, 1851.
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Notice ,o Teachers.

The law requires that teachers should
obtain certificate before commencing
schools. Certificates will not be anteda'
fed to cover any portion of term that a
teacher may have taught previous to his
Examination. By order Of the Board.
U. G. RUTTER, Clerk.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-28

LADIES' SALooN.-Phil Beery at the
old stand of Bsery & Burberry. has Te.
opened his saloon where Ladies' and Gen.
tlemsn can be accommodated with dish
Of the finest oysters, fish, birds &c.-
Give him call.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-28

b6r Ne would invite special attention
to the advertisement Of O. Koehler. in an.
other column. Persons wanting anything
in his line will lind Mr.. Koehler always
prepared to accommodate.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-28

SAD OSuuRRENcE.- Mr.. John Lyons,
wei! known to the citizens Of our county,
was found dead upon the Side walk on
Columbus Street, last Tuesday morning
about 8 o'clock. The CorOner's Jury re-
turn verdict Of death by natural caus
ss." Mr.. Lyons came to our city on
Monday last by the train from Cincinnati
In apparent good heslth and 6ns spirita.
His death was severe blow to his family.
The funeral ceremonies will be performed
10. day at 10 o'clock at the N. E. Church,
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Dissolution,

undersigned. under the name OF Beeyy 4 Bnrber-
y was dissolved BY mutual consent on the I7th inst
NJ beery having purchased the Interest Of The 70
unng p,hner, WIZ continue the grocery and bakery
business at the old stand nearly opposite the Hoet
Ing Valley Bank, and settle up the business n the
OLD hrm, 2. NJ. BERRY.
Oct. %, IB6I.-tf52 GEO. BURBERRY
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NOTICE.
Court of Common Pleas, Fairfield
County, Ohio.
PETITION FOR DIVOR 9 E.

John Uric Rastorfer, Plaintiff,
against
:. Elizabeth Raetorfer, defendant. ,, -.
VtHE said Elizabeth Rastorfer, OF Niederbpp, Can
il ton of Berne, In the Republic Of Switzerland, Is
day Of November, A, D. 1861, file his petition in the
once OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
within aud for the County OF Fairfield, and State OF
Ohio, charging the said Elizabeth Rasorler with be-
ihg wiffuliy absent for more than three years last
past, and asking that he may be divorced from the
anid Elizabeth Rastorfer, which petition Will stand
for hearing st the next term Of taid Court
Dated this 81 81 DAY of November. A. ID. 1851.
JOHN ULRlC RASToRFER,
BY ALTERD MoVEIGH, his Attorney.
Nov. 81, ls6l-6w35pfSl.00
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-28

sub-Sch0ol District, No. One, Bern TOWu'
ship, FaiTfeld County, Ohio.
O. HARTELEB, Esq, will take charge
Of three months each commencing about the lOth oI
September next -.
nv Hartzler isG gentleman. who Ia, ,depoftmsntE
Teacher In this county,
Dnrnr The ist anu ard terms, the School Will nos
he filled by The District "a few more can be admtea,
M Usrtzler and parents dehring 10 place theaS
children unde. hstuilon. can do 80 By soon:-
Those who may reside too distant, can n9q n0neS
IN Nne N''"'"' W. JOHN ARTZ.
SAMUEL JACKSON.
.,.r,, 90 is6I-.9ou Local Directors.
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Attachment Notice.

John Good and William Good " William L. Beverly.
DBPoRE J. V. Brison. Justice OF the Peace OF
DWalput township, Fairfield codDty, Ohio, on the
9th day Of NoyoLiber, 1861, said Justice Issued
order Of attaehmehtin In the above action for the
ol S64. Time Of trial, December 30 1861, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. JOHN G5dDi
WILLIAM GOOD:
Nov. 90 1861 .-3W36
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EE Don. forget the dance tonight at
the City Hall.
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Mem advertisements.
NGDTyMCE.

MT>IMASA "A selves Indebted TO HENRY
Mk 4 SPRINGER, will please call or
Sss1aSszsssI]AO P.B. EMBICH, aud make set
temeT without delay. All claims not settled by
January be left with the proper authoh-
ties for eollec ton.
MR.. EMBICH can be found during businDss hours
a. sPrnger's Old sand or in bis o Nee Tallmadge
Block, I'm edla.ely above J. c. weaver's Hardware
Store. II. SPRINGER.
Lancaster, November %. Is6I-3G5w
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M-GH. "a I'd.

rtHARiTY. LODGE, No.7' meets every Monday
EoScSHsRRtooGcKlNG ENcAMPMBNr, No. %, NEST.
sdand AZ Thursday Evenkngin each month.
Lancaster, april 10, leeo-A
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-11-28

A few bushels Ct potatoes will be taken
on subscription at this ofice-Nechan-
nooks preferred.
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RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Gov. 4tb, IsGI. Trains will
run as follows:
GOING EAST

commencing MONDAY, NOV. 4tb, le01. Trains will
run asfollows:
GOING EAST.
No. !, PASSENGER AccoxNop lFtoH
Leave Cincinnati ....l0 90 A. M...........G 90 p
80 Morrow..:...... a - .............s 90
- Wilmington. 70 P. NJ. $50. 9S5 {.
- Washington.... 30 ...........l2 OGMID
90 CiTcleyille..,... 2 81 g ............2 30 A. n
- LANCASTER. 3 40 4" ...........6 90
:. New Lexington "A IS q" ...........s 90
Arrive ZanesVille......5 so ...... ....IO 80
GOING WEST.
No.e, PASSENGER AccoM1oDATroE
leave ZanesvIle.....I1 90 A. M...!.'.....2 90 Pm
- NewLexingtop. .I2 90 NJ --.........S45
- LANCASTER. 02 P. NJ. 80. as :
- Cirelevilie..... Q O2 ...........,9 o 30 :.
- Washington. 3 II P N ........:: Ia 90 N
- Wilmington .....4 06 - .:..........e so AN
- Morrow......... AS - ........"..4 IS
Arrive Cincinnati. So. IS q" ....... ....e U0 -
Eastward Passenger Train makes close connections
at Zanesvle, with Central Ohio Train for all points
East.
Westward Train couuects at Morrow with Little
with Little Miami1 rain for the Fast and North.
Daily lines Of Coaches connecting with Passenger
Trains are run from Circlevlle 10 Cbilleothe aud
Columbus.
.WPspeeial affahsohienis are made toi carryip,
Live Sleek TO the Eastern by the Baltimore
and Pen nDsyvania Rail Roads, at as low rates a. at,
o nered by any other line.
Porthrough Tickets Bast and West, or for fuahs
Information as IN Freight. Rates Shipments, pleas
apply 10 JOHN C. CASSRL, Agent, lancaster
whey BOND. Receiver.
B. D. BBoT, ASST Sup'., ZanssVilis, o.
June 70, ls6i--lltf
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Estate OF Daniel Sniethers, Dec.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified as adminisira-
tor ofthe Estate OF Daneld Smethers, deceased. All
Immediate payment, and all persons having claims
against said estate will them TO the undersgn-
ed without delay authe enticated according 10 Law.
Al. SHRADER, Adm'tor.
Nev.2I, Is61-3W35
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E%t will be seen by the following
letter from Port Royal. that Lancaster
bad representative in the Great Naval
Fleet:
BAY PoINT, 8. O.. Nov. 18th, 81. q
Dear Father and Notksr:-The answer
to the letter thstI wrote you from Fort
ress Monroe, came to hand yesIerdsy.1
& y n
Ts6ppoSe before this reaches YOU, you
will have heard the news Of d glorious
victory gained by our men at this Point
We have taken several large Batteries. all
mounted with cannon Of the largest kind.
One Fort on this side of the river has 16
guns mounted, some Of which throw a
ball Of one hundred aud fifty pounds
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CHANGE OF TIME.

CIncinnatI,wIImingtOn&zanesvIIIe
"a
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Company A, 1st Reg Ohio Volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-09
CHERRIES SALE.
TATE or IOWA: Irr cousr,-ss.
Nov q, 'oi-.,aw

STATE OF IOWA: LrE coUsTy-ss.
By virtue II special execution direrts iasned
bs The Clerk ~ the District Gourt - said county
vor II Frank Hafger ana W w PeFrine and against
u. u. krkpsrifk. tand slso decree against Maria
Huanlsk and athers) have levied upon will sell
10 the highest bidder the door o. the CLERKS
the District Court Of Lee CouAty, Iowa. Keakuk
said county, the Both day ~ DseembHr A.
ID. 1851 between thr hours Of O'Clock A. ard 4
o'clock D. OF said day commencing at O'Clock y.
the following property. to-wlt lying and bring in the
County Of Lee ard State Of Iowa. constituting part
the south auarter secion thiry-six 3Cl town
ship sixiy-six 1901 range Ave Ibl west, beginning
IL stake ON tile bank 81 the Mississippi river Pa feet
eaNi Of large roush stone and the centre 81 said
ana.r SECTION theure north 10 degrees gGs feet
snriaee measure TO stone the edge ~ high bank
above Ibnn Creeks thence north and west. cuntinu
ha edge OF said high hank IA feet to another stone
on the edge ~ said high banks thence north 6oi west
down said bank horizontally, crossing said creek 10
point six feet from the top OF the bank thence connu
Ing six feet from the II said bank up said creek In
NIL 269 10 feet another thence crossing said
creek horizontally up said bank and surface measure
l249 $40 feet " the bank ia feet above the
beginning corner this line Tn be parallel 10 the FIRST
line, that IN south nae r.; thence l1sa feet down the
river 10 the herlnninsi the payment sad judg
ment.
Taken, levied upon and 70 be sold by order Court
TO satiafy said writ ef execution. =
keokuk. November 2eth, 1861.
H. M. GRIFFITH
DsJOdtd Sheriff OF Lee County.
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r. John Kerr, Jane Kerr his sife, snh Andrew poux
lass
han aud each Of yaa hereby Notified that there
nas 81 Ole Ia the cfrs the Clerk thu Dis,rict
Court e lee caaniy, Iowa, ut keoluk. petition of
C3lnstock and Co. Gaining ef VOC John Kerr The
"a OF i've bundled dollars with six per cent lnierest
sff anDnm, payable anHnallt, money dee yeur
notes and Haftsage made BY son 10 John heGune and
.inee assigned 10 saia pistis. Alec esiminf against
each II you The foreclosure ~ said the same
eing up the half of the southeast quarter of
s.eflon l24 township range g. west Lee cum
Is lows Tor the purchase inoEay, and further asking
hsr sae u said pr 80 and kenera relief. And
less ysu appear aud sald petition ON or before
noen Of the SECOND day u the az said Court,
~ COMMENCE al kaoknk the fret Mendas OF F.hru-
ary A u. 1862, deault viii be entered xe aiIsi you
ans Judgment ndefrd thereon ~ pa, for 10 said
petition.
VI. SCOTT HOWELL.
Nov q. '6i-a4w. Attesne, for Plaintiff.
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Nov. 90 Iss1-d
I EGAL NOTICE.

NJ. y. Sharts, Chloe a. STARTS. John iieYtel G. N
Lyman. Hanford Brothers, fsuccessors to A. W !.
Grfhth,1 Fickien Lucas. You and each OF you are
hereby titled that there is Ole In the ONCE Of
the Clerk of the District Court Of Lee County Iowa
IT. Madison. petition Of Hiram Thomas claiming OF
sou NJ T. sbar the sum OF three thousand dollars with
~ per cent interest per nrnnm, payable annually, as
money due on mortgage made by you To said Hiram
Thomas, dated june l1h le56, also claiming aeainyt
eheh Of .ou The foreclosure OF said mortgage the
being upon lots ten aud twelve. block hun red
and thirty six, in tho City Of Keokuk, Lee County
Iowa, fot the purchase nofes aud further asking for
sale of said premises, aud General relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
before noon Of tile second day of the term of
saiA Court, Ca commence at Fort Madison ON the I'll
Monday Of May. A. u. 1869, II default will bc en-
tered against you and Judgment rendered thereon rs
prayed for in said petitioa.
NOBLE h STRONG,
Nov. %, ls6f-d Au'ys for Plaintiff.
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Nov. q lsGf.d
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To C. r. Conn, Ehakim X. Ford, ". X.
". Ford, Henry Tonie, AbneF Reeves,
Jesse Maitby, Thomas Davis, Charter 1ebeI-
j. e, Hughes. saml Boat State OF Iowa for
the use of The school Fund, Chaplin Lee, Love. Bry-
an Adams. keokuk Lodge No. 10 I. O. @. F. Eob't
Smyth. Angelina hnshes. administratria Of Jacob
Bashey. deceased, Vim. r. l.. Ruddiek. Dsnl r.
Miller, assignee OF NJ. Y colins, Randolph i Leslie,
III. x. Love Co.. Freddie Fallen. Jen rings Anaer.
son, Wheeler. Bellows A Co., Twesdy. Mention h
PImptan sumner sirbhins Calvin Coats. Emerson,
Cochran Co. A. l.. DefninY, Sophia Ciendsnning,
j. q. Wickershain, Levi ood Ions nv m. and Ca
lch Cope Co: Ven and each o hereby noii-
fed that there Ole In the once the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Ise County. Iowa atKeusnk
petition OF Ledysrd Linklean claiming az som e. ~
tonr, the sum u one thousand dollars With 10 per
cent, Interest per aunnm payable ANNALS, money
Due OF Your mortgage usede by you 30 HorsGo Fey.
mpur securing Your note- FAMED IN Il and
sigped to piaintr, also claiming against each Of you
the foreclosure OF saa mortgage, the same being upon
ihirt, feet front Main BY l4O fsst deep OF
even width, through part of lot three. block ninety
thrive In City Of keoknk beginning twenty feet from
llne Of lot tvo In said block. In Lee County o~n
ihc purchase money aud further asking for sai. of
said premises. and general relief.
Ard unless yua appear anG answer said petition on
or before neut of the second af Of the Of
said Court ~ commence. ~ kepknk III. isl MONDAY
OF February. A. ID. l~ta, default will be entered
against YOU ard Judgment rendered thereon prayed
for ia said retiton.
II sCoTT HOWELL,
Nav 10, Is6l-d AIIAy Tor FIalntE
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STATE OF IOWA: LEE cousry--ss.

STATE OF IOWA: LEE CouNTy-sS.
ny virtue ~ special execution to me directed Is
sued hy THE Clerk ~ the ps riet Court said County
favor OF j. Y. Hofnisb and Lloyd d. Simpson. the
nse of Ford, Gerham 4 Ford and J. r. Hufnlsh, and
against Isaac Morley, r.i land ass decree against
David Lakens and Others have levied upon md will
sell GO the highest bidder ut he dnof OF ths Clerks OF
flee OF the District Court or Lee County, lows keo-
kak in said county, the thiriiesh day nf Deem
Der, A II 1861, between the hours OF O'Clock
aud o'clock p. OF said day, commencing ocleek
pii gas, ie..s~ .s.e tFtt 800 'hat r"rfion
OF land situated IN section hrtean I3 township six
ty-se 1901 north, range five Al west, IN Lee County
and State ~ lows bounded the south by the lands of
j. r. Hprilsh the Wi 81 by the Avenue running from
tn" City OF Keokuk ~ the town u Mantrese said
Avenue IL new located through said section OF land
itd known Grand Avenue, the mort By Tile lands
Of Jonathan WykoH knawn AN Glaninra, and on the
east hv line running north and south and Begin
ming y poles east Of the point where said Avenue in
tsrtect north boundary line of the lands of the said
J +. Hornish being acres less, 40
much "a shall be necessary for the payment Of said
Judgment.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Court
to salty said writ 81 execution
keokuk Nov 29th, 1851.
"A. NJ. GHfFPTTH,
uv3odtl Sheriff OF Lee County.
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Original NOTICE,
Nov IL, Is6l-a

le Peter Hieson. Joshua r.. Thnfsi0sf. Edwin q
ha1th, Alfred Avery drfeudants You are h.rebs nv
tnea That Film Turner has Hled his petition equity
~ the CLERKS Office ~ the District @ arf CGu
~ Iowa, against yDH claiming Judgment arxf
Feist gaon, geshns Y. Fhurston ard RI q. Booth.
ate Partners ~ Hedoh Co the ~ $t5n on soar
f@o pfoms~ary netes - plaintiff and claiming also
oteeIosufr ~ the mortgage r sad threesrfies ueA
paFt@ ~ iUts ana three. IN block ndrea
Hna forty IN City OF ht0kak, Iowa; the sale of said
premises. @
AVsson must eash Q! ygu appear and answer said
petition by ct he second dAy II the term 81
s2si Court 70 be held The arss Mchsy February
l~A4 Judgment will be bad against by default
Ill. SCOTT HOWELL,
Nev -. Ir6fa At,y far pun
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r EGAL NOTICE.

TO H. X. Bissel Nancy Hammer. executor OF the
estate OF Noah Franklip, deceased Eugene Hammer,
Paul ). Tbome, James W. Johnston Bradley, Burn
han Lambert, VIM. patterson You and each Of YOU
are hereby notified that there Is file In the office
OF the CLERK OF the District Court or Ice County Iowa
at Fort Madison. petition Of Mary w. Newton and
Henry Newton claiming OF you l.. H. Bssell the sum
81 twelve hundred dollars with 10 per Interest
per anpum. payable annually, as money due
mortgage made by YOU TO r.. II. II. w Ford and since
assigned ~ said Mary W. Newton dated November l.
1853 also claiming agnnsi each of You III. foreclosure
said mortgage, the same beiig upon the front ends
seventy feet deep of lots one two and three in block
hundred and thiF's-four. City OF keoknk, Lee
county Iowa Tor the purchase money, and further
asking for a sale OF said premises and general relief
And unless yot appear ata answer said petition ON
before of The stcepd day of the ext term of
said Court, L. at Fort adson The third
Monday 81 May A, H. lsr2, defnnlt will be
tered againet you and Judgment rendered thereon
pray ed for IN said petition.
NOBLE l. STRONG.
Nov, %, 1EGI-a for laintifs
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nv3oitl
4 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that the undersigned was, De-
ber 3Dth, ls6t, appointed Adm nstratrx ~ the
tate Of Jacob Bn-is u licensed. Allpersons indebted
To said estate viii govern and
those having claims against II will present them with
In the time required by law.
ANGELINA BusHFY,
Administrative of estate II Jacob Bushty, dec'ds
", III GiLLhnRg, Attorney.
Nov, d, iH0i~dlm
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- HERlFFS SALE.

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