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uEGAL NOTICE.
STATE or IOWA,l In TEE DisTRIcr courr or
Lac CcrRry sA,Dcsu UNITY AT kEoKuK.
Samuel r. Yonrhics, r. ID. Foster, \. h. Paul,
SAM r. Curtis, +, u. Harrison, Moore Hooper,
Guy Well, Davis, Renigsn 4 Swanwiek, j. l..
Curtis and II. II. Ayres, psaiuti6s.
versus.
VIM. +. b. Lynch H. II Bcldng, late partners
under the naUs Of Lynch Belding. s. s. Billings
J. NJ Dinings, Daniel Urich, Thomas Edwards. Vim.
Edwards, Jas. l.. Esfes. M. W.Hieks, WIN. Leigh
| ton, hawkins Taylor, A. Bridgman, M, II. Ran.
| uer h. a. Baldwin, J. N. Hiatt q administratnr
| IT the estate Of A. p. Thomas, arthur Wolcot,,
Jesse wickershsm, II. T. Reid, j. Taibell, G. II
Perry, d II. Brigham, &. NJ. 4J. A. Seaton, WIN
kuddick, j. n. HIATT, ]. A. Durkee, j. w. Cleg-
horn, Bruce Daniels, r. Wiisey, c. r. Conn, ].
VI. scroggs, w. ", Belknap, Jas. II Green, Peter
E.ener and Geo. kiibourne, defendants.
NOTICE 10 hereby given TO tbs defend pts above
IN named, that petition In = civil action 10 on
die in the Clerk ONCE of the District Cou ri afore-
| said, In behalf OF the above named piAipti0s,
against you. and claiming to recover Of Ly nch 4
| Bedding 500 IN favor nj each u said plaintiffs
With interest fbeine Ali0O In AL. with interest1
and toforeclose u lien on real estate in eokuk.
Leo county. Iowa. against all said defendants.
AM uniere you appear ard make defense thereto
before noon u the second day Of tho next lvir.
September, 1851 term Or raid Court, judgment vi
rendered against you thereon Tor said claim and
| costs.
CURTIS. GILLAoREA CURTIS,
June ~, l66l-4w eols. for Petitioner.
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70 II uburtus Hostmsksr, VIM. Won Yacht Conrad
kapp, Wrampelmtir, 0tts A Go. idefs ndanis);
VuU are hereby respectively notified that there
Il IL nov on fie in the ofSce If the Clerk OF the
Distrist Cosrt Of lee county. lows, st keokuk, =
petition Of .HirAm Barney. claiming judgment on
Hostm aasr, above nsmsd, for the sum of fuur hun
drcd dollarr, with ten per cent interest from the
let day or Jsnuary, 1858, and sT tcisl and gener
af execution against Huburtus Hoetmsker, and ~
against ali said defendants above named, pral ing
s= ~ r. s - &c. hs
said iiMburtus II octmAker 70 Charles Mason, upon
Lots seven e. ]. AMI eight Isl. in Block seventy
eight ISL. In the City OF Keok uk Lee county
Iowa. ID sale Of said mortgaged premises to pay
of said debt. the extingutsl ment of All guilty OF
redemption therein, for costa and general relief.
Nov you aud each Il you are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
second day of the 1t term of ssid Court, a. he
holden on the hrst Monday Ct September, 1861, or
Judgment and decree will be had therein rs prayed
for ty default. Ii. hCOTI HOW ELL,
june 20 lhH l--1m Solicitors Tor Petitioner
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.vsgsm.l Notsc..

TO John A. Bishop, Esther rarish. Vim. Parish.
Joseph Parish Mary J. Parish widow, Msry
J, Parish lminor 1, Thos Pari. h II divsauAlly ard
- administrators Of Joseph G. Pall1h, deceased,
ldefsndantrl:
NOU are hereby respectively rctiied that there
= IL now on Gle IN the c.trAss sQce Of the Dir.
trfctConr If Lee County, lows, At IT. Msdisor, -
petition II Hiram Barney. claiming jndga nss nt
on torsclnsurs Of mortgage against. ssid JOHN
A.Bkhpp above naned Tor he snm of tvO tbbu-
sand dollars, with ten per cent interest from
tho lst day OF January, 1867, and special and
general exec~tivn against John A bishop, and -
against all said defendants above named, pra, ing
also for . foreclosure ct mortgage given BY sid
John A. Bishop to Marsh, Lee Dci.vsn. Irns.
tee, de-, upon the SOUTHEAST quarter sect on
t~enty-two l2sl, Township s,xsy.s ven "a North
Rage five I51, IN Lee county, Iowa the sails cf
said nortvagsd pr uises to pay "a said debt, the
extinguishuept Of al equity VI redemption there
In, tor costs and general relief. IS ~
Nov you and each If ytu ars notified to appear
aud answer said petition OH The morning II the ID
day II the ne term OF said Court. be holder IN
shc H-.s Monday ~ be~er. hs- lssi, Or ;nd-mer.
and decree will DO had therein prs fer y de-
fault. liz. pINTl iibN ELL,
Jane 70. lr6l--4w Solicitor for Petitioner.
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r.teAI. NOTICE.


TO Charles Peterson, ELIZA Stripe, ". g. Stripe,
Cherries Mason, Thomas Cross. John Vices. Hen
~ caldweil, George Hitter, LAWS Hoexman, NJ.
Alexander, Jhr stHte ot Iowa, H. g9s a amp
bell, NJ. r Sharts, X. J. Rowe, Peter Harrsty,
". English:
V0U and each IT you hereby notified that
j there il Low Tile In the ofcc Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at
Keokuk, petit OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
you, Charles Peterson, the rum Of three hundred
and eigh'ythrrc dollars with 10 Ter cent Interest
per annu a., payable annually, as lpopey due on
. mortgage made BY yon to Charles Mason and since
assigned tossid Hiram Barney da.eo December IA,
1851 aso clAi ming aganst each Of yuu the forecio
sure II esd moF.gsge. ths same hsing up n Lots
five 81 and six 70 in ok one hunlrcd and flny-
se'en l47l, IN the Cry oi keokns, i.ne county,
Iowa for the purchase money, anu fur her asking
for sale OF said PREMISE, and general relief
yvu s1-4r. rcttttttiiuu
on or before noon u the SC. nj day Of IL. NEXT
term OF said Court TO commence at keokuk sE thA
6rst Monday Of ssptenbe1, A. u. 1861, . dSfault
Willie entered against you, and gment ndsred
thereon % pray sufOr in said petition. ~
fb44-14 NOBLE = STRONG, .k##zss M.
June -, lSol-dlm Att'ys for PlainuG.
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Original NOTICE.

Oh 1GINAL NOTICE..
To Allan C. Thorn.
XIOU are hereby notified that there - nov on
i Ole Ia the once Of tho Clerk OF the Distriot
Court Of Lee County, lows. IT Keokuk the petition
Of Alfonso r. n DOT, claiming Of you the sum If ave
hundred dollars, with interest from October LIST.
1870, Is money iue him from you on promissoty
note for said sum If $500. executed BY you to the
order II K. 8. hickey, and by him assigned to
plaintiffs sAid petition also prays writ Of attach
meDt against pour property.
Now unless you appear and ans WsT thereto on
or before noon III the second day Of the naxt
term september, 1861 OF said court, judgment
will be rendered against you by default for amount
y11. HSd, iHtyTvst md
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the people its quality is kept up TO the best
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Tie DAILY EVENING POST

hieh Il printed on large folio sheet contains a
iuli &C mt Ut the erces II the day tta In .
test t9reigh lstatlteenrroxc usat &c rrespondence
@puai a"eums"'s " interest and impot iance-
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tiens kre always frank fearless and indsp ndenf.
TIE SEMI WEEKLY EVENING POST
tnntsins ali the reading al the Daily Evening Pos,
aha the latest news by elsgrsihs and maiis, y,
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legal Not.ce ].


To Maria Ncclsskcy. Clark Anderson MccIaskeS
Isaac Newton McCiaskry:
VOU and each II you are n~r.bs notified ths'
there 10 NV ca 6ls In he eihss Of the Clerk 1
the uistract I.srt al Lee -Lnanfy+ lnxa. n keA
kuk, a pstiiiDn and amended petition vi Hiram
Barney, claiming IL Jshn III. Mscki~ the run CT
two hundred ~ Afsy collars, with interest there
from May 70, lste, ut the rate ~ ten per cent
per um, payable annually ~ moIey due .
mortrag male ty him 4. Charles Mason, d-t<sl
June II, A. d. 1863. md ola min Agains Kim and
zach Of yos the foreclosure u ssid mortgage, ths
same beinv
Lots seven "a and eight g., in Block one hun
dred snt ninety two Cg2l In tbs Cits u keoknk
Lee county. Iowa, for the parchase money. snd sad
mortgage having bses assigned by said Msson Il
sAld Hiram Bafney.
And unless ysu appear and ansver said petition
on or before noon vi the second day Of tho next
term Of said Court. 70 commence Atkeckuk on III,
first Monday Of September, A. d 1851. = defaul,
will be entered against you, the petite taken ai
confess eA, and decree rendered sgainst you D.
prayed therein. NOBLE STRONG,
June Is, le6i-1m Attorneys FOR Pitt
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TIE WEEKLY EVENING pOsr

LIS edited with especial reference to the wants of
country readers #na besides al the ass,c,es Of
ersi tntsrsts pnNlished In the Daily Evening Prs,
contains aeomph.e digest Oh the news If the DIV
anu an sgricuitura Column dew ted to the interss,
and instruction at Farmcrs 1t con,aips 40 4 ms
columns Of reading waiter every week.
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To Iluburtus Houtmaker, George schultz, Jno. 6.
W els and George hitter:
Vuu are hereby respectively notified that ther.
i Ii nov on file In The Clerks Office Of the Dss.
trict Court Of Leo county, Iowa, Mt II. Madison,
petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on
forsciesurs of mortgage against said Huburtus
iinutm .ksr above uAmsd, for the sum OF six hun
drsd dollars, with ten per cent. interest from The
IL. day Of January 1861, and sreciai and genera
execution agsinss Huburtus Houtmsker, and n
sgAihst all said defendants above named prayin g
alo for the forfeiture Of mortgage, given BY sal.
II. Houtma ker To Charles Mason, upon Lots I and
IL, Block lag, In Keokuk, Lee county. Iowa, the
.sla Of said mortRaged premises to pay Il Sal
debt, he extsnguishment of all equity Of redemp
tion, fer cnsts and neral relief.
Now you and each of you are notified TO appear
and answer raid petit, the morning If he see
ond day Of tie nexi term If sa Court. 10 be ho'd
on the first N ondsy Of December. 1861, or jug
ment an decree will be had therein NJ prayed ioi
by default. ii. SCOTT HtWbLL,
June 20, lS6l--lm solic,ior for Plaintiff
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ng capacities, and the best methods uf purch
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-31
Moro Men for the leland Cam.

In the Pittsburgh D9Patc6, of yesterday,
we find the following:
The Plummcr Guards, CAPT. J. D. ow-
ems have been accepted, aud will leave
this city to join tue Virginia forces, ut
Camp Carlile, Wheeling, on Thursday
night. Their uniforms, 81 the best mate
rial aud manufacture, have been ordered.
their blankets purchased, aud they will lie
thoroughly armed aud equipped before
they leave the city A few recruits are
needed to fili up their ranks, which they
will doubtless readily obtnin--the Camp
to which they ars ordered being pleasant,
well provided, aud satisfactorily cSInnauL-
ell tue chances for active service good,
aud those now in the compluy a pleasant
and reliable set Of men. Tue COMPANY IA
well oficsred, and wherever they 90, will
do our RoOdly city credit, aud cSmpensnts,
those who have aided ia their orpahiEa-
ti'a. Their orders to leave are positive.
aud their uniforms and equipments will be
certain TO be Of the best quality. Those
who desire to aid in the salvation of Wesi.
ern Virginia. the most important locality q
the pre>eht War-and an e trly Opportunity
TOR active service, should join Capt. Owens
Company.
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wings net coca fo;1IaHslTraIt0Fszof.

The Richmond Examiner warns the Sc
cessionists of Virginia against giving their
confidence TO the old Wings. no matter
how strong may seem their sympathies
with the treason which pervadeS the Eas.
tern portion of tho State. The following
attack upon the Wings will be accepted a.
tribute to their patriotism and fidelity
Long mag it be before any who have elni-
med fellowship with that glorious old par
~ are dishOnOFed by the praises of .rsa-
son.
"If the people of Virginia want any
good 10 come out OF It's Legislature, let
them meet rapidly in their county meet
ings and neighboShood councils. and or.
ganize the whole force of the Democratic
party for the election this month. Let
personal ambition sleep now; let petty Iea.
lousy and new connections drop. The old
hag and the old cry Of States Rights
must rally the original Democratic party
Without it this~State is lost forever. Let
no doubtful men he chosen for this forlorn
hope Of Democracy. New converts may
he very sincere, but wolves sometimes nut
on Sleeps clothing. The veteran centu-
rions of Yirginia'5 ancient legiOnS shonld
now be drawn out Of their retirement
We should elect those men only who have
always hecn Democrats, who have always
fought for the South, who have ever serv-
ed States Rights, and never bowed the
knee to the BAHl of Federalism at any of
his many affairs. Honesty, constituency
resolution is What the times need, and to
get il we..must reorganize the Democratic
party, and stick 10 Democratic men. We
have tried fusion we have listened to the
story that tunes like these break nm party,
lines. aud when We belieErd IL We found
the party whip Of federalism laid ON our
backs, Virginia got submissionist Com
vention bT fusion; let us ny to get States-
Rights Convention ftom The Democratic
DnrtV"
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VIZ must admit that some Of tho South
ern men display an easy and cheerful
philosophy in viewing the obstacles which
confront them. They are cOnsoliug them
selves with the reflection that the block
AIDE of their ports is very fortunate for
them. If the vessels of our navy wetc not
e. ,ged IN the blockade. they say, the
southern privateers might be captured -
But ms the vessels will all be required for
the blockade, the privatrers cannot be
pursued out to sea, and hence will have a
fair sweep.
Again, as it has been suddenly discover
ed that Washington is not to DO easily
captured, the Mobile Register says:
Washington is of no value to. us, nor
of ANY to oar enemies, except as a tempo
rary convenience in the use of the public
buildings until they shall establish their
government in some other place." ;.
We are pleased to see this happy power
of adaptation 10 circumstances. It may
yet stAud our Southern friends in gSod
stead.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-31

THE Charleston Couries says that the
stock Of hay at Charleston. is very limited,
and is held At high prices. The last sales
10 quantity were made at two dollars a
hundred, or forty dollars ton. 1t will
not be very convenient to supply cavalry
at that price We think that the South
must suffer serious Inconvenience from the
short supply of hay. Its expectation from
the North will now be fUrbiddea
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TnR sOu,hero Journals indulge ia be.

TnR Southern Journals indulge Ia be-
slowing some very fancy names upon some
OF our Distinguished men. For instance,
they call the Prssidsut "the drunken sOt
who now occupies the White House In
washinEtoui" General Scott, since it was
aseertained that the South had been eyre.
giously hoAxsd in ths rumor Of his resiE-
nation, they call "Buscber Scott" aud
Major General Batter they style sPisayupo
Butler" While TWtgEs Is tho model of q
patriot. Floyi is pattern Of honesty,
BeaaFegasa Is tho bean ideal Of Esutle-
man, aud Ie1. Davis is the great champion
q hnmAn rights and hun,.u lIberiE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bead tho FolI0wing: Il is Tru

Read the Following. It is True
PARkERsBUrG, Aprtlle.
I. II. LosAs, ESQ, Dsar. Sir:
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AGAR, another prooflhst BgrhGpe'sHol-
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''The plain and upright Mary Van Sled
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strength enough to DO her household work,
till Within few weeks past. She used
hut one bottle Of the Bhleys. which, with
the help OF God. has given her strength,
and Sue feels quite well; for while her hus-
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for having recommended the Bittcrs for
his wife, and requested rue to have the
same inserted in the Sheboygan NTcuws-
bOde," l. DODoE,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The above is literal translation from
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