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n , wc,r r,o 81 LouIa 5ui5 1osa, ~.
DzAa e1x-1ilov NO tho pleasure and ..tt.,..
Hnn e transmit to you tee beneficial effects of Yorr
HA1r Restorative, ktEer t1tal Of hve year1 [ coS
msnCed using your Restorative In January l8 ssaca
M1en commenced tho Cse, Hay hair was quito thin.
acd It least one-tht1d grey. a few applIcations
stopred ~ filling And in thEee wee1 thesa WA NOT
dis time Ae''1~- 40" '"'e4' '7e1 " ~
Alter NJ hsz -: completely seesos-d continued
II re oy appl5.nE It tTo OF three times month NJ
~ ss ec ron aaadraE aS't 90 not a. sesGy fSa Sa
lacts Above mentioned vtll be Ct anJ particular 8d-
~ tS q 5o1 Or yoaE as -
Ihaye occu2tcd my tie In travelling he Tester psst
s aaa s
exhibiting 11 effects IN ny own case III scyrrsi in.
stances hare met with people that have psonouncsd
Il IL Z W.; tiys s na! sssd .nd
a but had used some new arrele sud t. be as Eood
noticed sVo g Tires sStees m1se I aya45.d az g
above which hare 70 doubt are hunbuss Il il a.
tcnishtng that people VIII rasronize artice Of no
1ep9saHon when taefe one At haad taa. Aas been
Apparently. some Of those eharlatsas have not
brains enough 70 wrta an ADVERTISEMENT as notc9
stanceA merely inserting some etas- name II place
youea 3So
your preparation with perfect succesaaome tor hsid
ease t5e SCALP and head sre subject 70.
bushes hers but eazntd 5eu 1ere no* a7Pe q
Yoa at liberty to publish this or to reter ,Aras
Boz No. 1ssj viii 3 promptly answered. ~ "-''
JAMES WHITE. NE.
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Muumoutl1 <nl1aya.

Monmouth College.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tcibune1
The Commencement exercises Of the Mon.
mouth College, were held at the, United Pres
byte1ian Church, In Monmouth, On the 27th
day Of June, 1881, at O'Clock F. NJ. .IThe fiav
not being favorable, the attendance was MI
30 large as usual. The exercises were com.
menced with music by the Silver Cornet Band
OF Monmouth, after which the AuniTersarV
Address was delivered By Rev. 8, Hbben. of
Peoria. The theme was, "Ameri Ciyillza.
ton and its Progress" which was well handIed
py tns speake5: ME- Hibben is young man
Of clear, sound mind, and Of much promise.
This vas follow ed the same afternoon b7 the
commencement exercises, consisting Of ora
tons and essays BY the graduating classes.
and the delivery Of diplomas to the class bV
ne Ptesident Of the college, Dr.. Waliace.
The graduating class consisted Of Ave menu
5ers in the classical and two in the scientific
gree OF 4. B. was conferred,,' aud On each Of
the latter the degree Of B. 8. We give here
with the names, residences and subjects of
the graduating class: Miss Z. Beach. Cum.
9er]and,' Ohio" Commeneements;'' D. D.
Johlson, Wheeling, Va-"Know Thyself;;n 4
Morton. Salem, n-aThe Bible and tie
School," George Norcross, Monmonth.-
"6cience not More Creditable than Reyel-
tion;" ". Thomps n, Eckmansyille, Ohio
aapete1mMinationin R; B. Wallace Falrview,
The Commencement exercises were listened
to with profound attention by the audience,
and were Of the highest order:
The degree of 4. n. was conferred On D. T.
Coats, of Iowa, and E. W. Leedigh Of Missis-
sfRpt, members Of the graduating class Of
ds5s; and the of hoFo5a1 21g dsg7se W. CON
Ind, and Rev. Prof Scott, Of the Monmouth
Theological Seminary.
This college has been in existence five years,
this being the 9TH Annual Commencement
It has, In its commencement aud during Its
existence, had to struggle with the hard times;
eco, composed Of scholarship and dona-
tions. The present building cost about g, 600
and Is 45165, aud two stories high. The col
lege has now IN process Of erection o new
building, 53174 f., four stories high, which
will cost when fully completed about $18 900
It VII be one ct the most beautiful and COM
modious buildings In the State. The plans
and specifications were furnished by Messrs.
Carter g. Bauer, architects, of Chicago, and
the contract was let to 8. Slower Of Burling-
ton, Iowa. The building is to be enclosed By
Nos: 1T, 1t, 1851, and fully completed by Aug.
During the past year go students have been
in atten dance from the different States Of the
Unien, and all appeared to be well pleased
with the situation and surroundings Of the
College, and the thoroughness ofits course Of
instruction.
Monmouth College is situated in the city of
the came name, On the Chicago, Burlington &
ind heautifn. country. For healthfnlness and
msrality, Monmouth is not exceeded By any
The Board Of Trustees and the Faculty
are determined to press on with renewed
energy IN the glorious work Of educating
, 1861-07-12

MT~sr,. :. oovuHnHp.-Fae $bD.p0o flFe In
~ aIAes Was caused By fire cracker which
y W. Hgnted BY "a xxchin, and thrown ixto the
fsao&e connected with the American HotA.
, 1861-07-12


;ti fRrom the Wasbngtap RspnhneAn. July 1o.A :
In addition 10 the disasters heretofore r..
:eauntaa Is produced By the t7eache1y Of the
+tNtorons of1lcer&of our army In TaIas, Was
(. the seizure at San: Antonio of Grsnt's army
trains, 1sden,Ntfh provisions to the value Of
= The tour hundred United States troops who
were betrayed by their commander were
at gau Antonio when our informant left that
place, They were without money or means
Of support, the funds intended for their pay
having been stolen by the rebels IS above
stated, -Rations in. some sort was issued to
them, but 1t was understood that the design
was to BtarYe them into the rebel service.
The people Of Texas continue to 6ufsr from
the want Of troops to protect them. The In
dians have made forays to within fifty miles Of
8,n Antonio, killing the people and driving of
'taeh cattle, The robbery Of one stage coach
By the Indians, we copied from q Texas paper,
s3me days since. We Row learn Of another
like instance, with circumstances Of great
atrocity. The mules attached to sta9e-eoaeh
c.me In town with only the fore-Wheels Of the
coach attached. "A party was sent ont to make
Inquiries, when they found all the passengers
Of the coach murdered. Three Of the men had
been tied up to limbs Of trees BY the heels,
" th their heads downward, and q are Lighted
ueder them. In another INSTANCE, where
s:age.ccach was way1ald, The coach had been
set Gn fire. The charred bodies OF the pas
setgers we're found tied to the wheels.
, 1861-07-12
-~News ffoEa IS Seceauta.N


EESea oa is@ aaSsas ~ 4E =
1. a1In 3hsaauAn u. f"t aao Ate
eahloH: ~ ~ [o..N Eetate! Gooefess,
PROVIDES, !M; the tlect1on u, fie9ldent,
saca ftsaaasnt ann 1asat.t,es mn " Gon8fees m
nSI ME - ks!ntnNSs ~ 1v1s.tus.4n u 1ao u1st
Ta sss1a ~. ~ ~ Prss;denT and vfca p...,.
dent afa Is meet In tileir respective States and
cast Iheir votes on the flrst Wednesday in
Deeember.. >,
Fehrnarr. 1862.
= The President Of the Senate will open and
count the votes for President and Vice PresI-
dent on the 18th Of February.
The President will be inaugu1ated on the
ed Of February.-lEble R4giSeT. Ah,
~, tna 1enr " - tue .ePo1t " 'ue "oe
bile market IN the RtBisser Of the 4th:
CoTroE-No sales were reported tod.y,
RECEIPTS pRoDrCE.
49,. IN
fosa Fl d s.samef x1nia-4 eaeA eorh III e""ps
'ons ~ su stsa1n4.ost Tnd4on t,,,a , <,,,u
bales oenabergs, Is bdls paper, / sack aouF. do
bran, 8 coops Fowls.
s.u,xa ~ rm n srr.>,rp Su,.rrp
The f5Tat vessel of onr 1itfie navy the =: 4
ateameT.nf:Iar snmter sailed m S,tnrd ~ 81 a.
or a cTniae' having nm fhe nenrr ;,iorE nf
offhe Missfsaippi A. she has now a IL; q
good offino. ard "a far ant on the oct, n Wayc.
ven Te hone s6o1 % to hear ar Of M some dashing cxnlo; :,
in The wav nf cantnres. She ~haa q y,},.ssd
crew, ani her en6nmander is a moat braye AMI
chiva1rons % @ M sai1or. and Las under him - q most m
gallant set Of officers. t 49,. She has "a a cTeW 5 of
Ss;@tE.a.a rren and twe,+p n,a-i1as No, ~, w.
Ian; Br1..,ae . ~ 81 "sn'' ''4''11'''7@4's" o''
14s no : "@1a.&s' o
Inc ton1edetate secretary o. MAR mas L.
sued the 1oHoWlug circular:
CONFEDERATE STATES Or AxER1cA,
WAR qEPARTaESr' DEF ;aE;
:: RICHMOND. July l. 1sel''
70 Newspaper co'Ts*po"de,ats: :: =; -,,
GENTLEMEN: While | have not withheld
permission from any of the representatives Of
the press TO Visit the camps in Virginia, and
a4 me ~ a nahs 9cn tne coao ~ aano 10
feedon ~ a,cech ond oftta ;ndanaadeuce "a ~ ~ ~
~ Gonfsaer"t states - 80 ~ he0a thonttbt - e
nToner. under e1istin@ cifcnmstances to maks M ~
n appeal to YOU to f6rbesr tom the transmis- %
sion and pnbIicat1ou Of saeh- intel1ieence ~
might be detrimental to the great Cause In
which ne all feel so deep an interaat.
Ton are a,eare Of he great an,sunf Of ra1,ta11e
information obtained 6y rs through hae medium Of
tie eaGe4prisin1 Journals Of TIE North :. and ".
, 1861-07-12

IFrom the Examiner Norfolk Val
cechAltc Pills accomplish the object tor which the4
were made, vk:-Gure Of Headache ii all its (ozns
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Ihey hare been tested In more than thousand
cases, with entira success.
EFrom the Democrat St. Cloud Mimi
ssad ssd f9r box {Gephae fsI5 thst soa nsS hsVa
From the Advertiser, Providence, r.
The Cephac Pills are said to be remarkably ehec-
hss eqeas eopaat m WSlea sss w
been discovered.
[From the Western E. r Gazette, Chicago, Ill.,
re heartily endorse Mr. spaldns. and his unrlsaled
Cephauc Pills
spq ht. tne Ksaawha ,sst VALLEY ssE Kaaaxhs va
ache who t1 them. will stick to item.
EFsom the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La
TT them yon that are afflicted, and we are sura
lst bst Feesised 6saetts taat at no otasr
neolclae cao produce.
[From the st. Louis Democratl
The immense demand for the article tCephslle P1Ils)
bFapioT Increasing.
from the Gazette Davenport. Iowal
n; spald,ng you'd not connect his zzne With II
from the Advertiser. Providence, Ri!
Ihe testimony u their fasos Is strong. nom tbs most
From the Daily Eext, Newport, RL1
Cephale Pfls are taking the place Of III kids.
from the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Maa.l
, 1861-07-12

The Following Endorsement .
SP.aLDLH+G'S
CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL cosv1scz AL WHO SUFFER- rsox
HEAD ACHE.
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IF WITHIN THEIR REACH
IL these Testimonials wore unsolicited by M.
sPALDINa, they atfbrd uuquestinnable
proof Of the efficacy Of this truly
scientific discovery.
u. e., MAsosvr1LE, Conn. Feb 5ta, lss..
s.E:-1 hare TIED your Ceph.lc Pill. and 1uz
arih ~ r 1aas ssu TO send ne two dollars
faE Of aess sse ies ne to WHOM gava
'''> ~ y ~ &sS4 @ ss55lsss 5zSss 'SEEsss FRssnDr.
", s..,n~x, >HA7znros0' Pa. Feb. sta. 1861.
csenslte Pis n4v1 1zcz1TzD oskar Dzlz < fUaT n
Your; HsHf H5sfRfezs!'y' Hss y's7o1zHousx
srRUcR cRxxx, Hunt1ueton Co, Pa,
r. , January 18th, 1s6l-
csSs I y ass ss :s1s tse eo1s' Of your
Respectfully 1goy yPgFs i Fst,orr
Es a4z osz BOZ o. ssS 1ors : Rh4 Riasas asD
u,x,x q. RE14a III TEasos Ohio. jan 18th 1911,
Is F4 -
ebh b11st a1 8Asr FILLS aA's fyE5 STovEK FEfEp
Belle Vernon, Wyaadot Couns7, Q.
BEVERLY. Mass. Dec uth. 1860.
wish for sos a1s essa.rs or large .nov bills to prt.s
ome 1p Pf bsHa o1e oefeFe my eas
ons q ny xho subject to ic
- ~ AIT1ck TIA IN osf HOUR R9I TorR Pulls, which
'~N' A As''eeeS.z Y. B. BsRRii Wilkes.
RkTxoLpsgCRa. Franklin County Oh,o1
=, e- January 9ta, 1561.
No. Is CedAA street. n T.
nxAa s1REInclosed hndtweaty: I've cents c5c) for
which send box Of Certlac F1lls~ Send Is atdresN
Of ESy. Wm- C. Filler, Reynoldshurg, Franklin Co9a
ACHE ALMOST E6TAkItH,
Truly yours,
YIN. C. FILLER
YrsIASr1. Mich. January 14th, 1861
Me. SPALpHa,
61HENot long since sent to yu1 for boz OF Geo,
hac Pills for the Of the Nervous Hesdache xnd
Coehytnesz. and received the same and TaKT HAD 30
GOOD AZ ETFECT THAT WAS ESDUCxD 70 ax3p Fof
NoRx; Please Aend b5 return mail.
DIRECT 70 4. R. WHEELER
YpsilanH, Mich.
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that they hayeI signs; passwords and secret
meetings., all under fhs n4mA of the Home
;0uatd, but thatino: Union man can get openly
or fairly among them: f~$t
A. Carder4 son, who b in: JEFF. Dayis's
army, wrote to p yotng friend Of his In Car
bondale, that Birds Point Was to be attacked
thie week. No doubt the men are kept
plimed with this idea in order to keep their
spirits up, but doubt the intention Of fhe
eaders In this respect. At au events, we ara
most earnestly hoping and praying for an At.
tack: Nothing would do us SO much good,
aud the rebel leaders could not possibly do Us
The eheneyhas quit running to Columbus
and is running to Paducah.
It is reported that there are three gun.boats
at Columbus, and that there viii 6e I'VE to-
night. 8, Il. e.
, 1861-07-12

CO... No4ton's Erpedition-1Ae Coscardice Of the
Chiualry-0. Jenaings Wse good atRunning-
TIE Nsst Found, but the Bird had foaon-0ur
Soldiers Mad and Disappointed - Rebez
Threats against Gallipolis.
, 1861-07-12

J. H. REED e. co.
LORD & SMITH.
SM I I H g. D w YER.
E. Fl. SA f g E A MT
, 1861-07-12

s~A siazle bostle Of sPALDEGy PREPARED
GLUE vii zave ten times tts cost aaaaa.ly.A
sPA1D1NG's PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDESG's PREPARED GLUE.
aAvE:THK P18CEs:
ECONOMY! DIspATcH!!
1"Asr17m Il Tm sAvpSH
As scetdensa E1u happez even In well rexulsted
hsu1es, nls very Desirable 70 hare SOME cheap aad
convenient way for repairing Fu1nituze, TaJs. Crock
etT. &c.
sPAlplnas PREPARED elHE
r.: e 'ssa ~ 4. ss Id :
the sticking point.
-usEFuL IN EyzgT HOGsK-"
E,B,-A Brush accompanies each BotNe.
PRICE. 25 CENTS.
HENRY C. sPALDITa,
T. se'.4 Cedar strees, Now York.
- .GAprIo Is.
~ certain uapeincip.ad p=.sons Ne attempting -
rain aa eaAe gubue. h,ttstsoas of M
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FISHING T A G KL E..

Ianes, B7oac Bath EeetA Tnea- Eloa.s &C. &c
KKED PU4ES-;a,k1 os1e,&. lo4t:d ra'eA g. II
lS Lake 6sft*4 IARt{QE EIS)sSA
, 1861-07-12

]aF0N TUT EMe NVV11013V0sS
The Hartford (Ct) Press Of last evening
states that sharpe's Rifle Company received an
order, few days ago, from the War Depart:
ment, for six thousand; rifles, to be delivered
quarter Of million dollars. The works run
night and day, employing about 3225 men.
Col Samuel Colt received an order from the
War Department, on Friday, LAST, for 25.ooo
Mimic mufketa.
, 1861-07-12

YrsILAsr1. Mich. January 14th, 1861.
Me. SPALpIHa,
s1nENot long since sent to yo1 for boz Of Gen.
hale F1s for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and
occurrences. And received the sane and TaKT HAD 80
1oop AZ KTFEcT THAT WAS EDUcxD 70 ex1p roE
N1R1. Please send by return mail
DIRECT 70 4. R. WHEELER
Ypsilant, Mich.
, 1861-07-12

RICHMOND. Va., Julys.
Mr.. Joseph Laidley, an eminent chemist, and
formerly druggist Of this city, had his head
and arms aWfu1y mapgled to-day, by the ex-
plosion Of eome Illuminating powder, at the
percussion cap mandatory. He died in
stantly.
Mr. Robert E. Clayton, his assistant, was
a1eo seriously wounded.
TIE CASE OF HuRLBUT-A BATTLE LIKELY 70
BE FOUGHT NEAR ALEXANDRIA.
IRichmond Correspondence Of the Charleston Mer.
cury.l
..... RICHMOND, July /, 1861.
Hurlbut WIS brought up this morning, uu-
der writ Of habtas corpus, before judge
Meredith, In the Circuit Court. His counsel,
Mr. Crane, having moved for a postponement
Of the case till he could obtain the evidence
po1ed accordingly until Thursday morning.
Mr. Treadway appeared for the State. .
TIE impression Is becoming general that o
battle will be fought within Il. days in the
ntighborhood Of Alcmndria OF Washington.
Significant remarks Of military men in high
position, and communications from persons
N tie army in that part Of the State to friends
lnes OF tne tWo ersu:e8 ore near each other
1t may not be deemed ~iae 10 assail The enc,
my In his entrenchments, uutn --a make an
proaches by entertainments also or By bfesskt
"oans: AA1o A1sfay 0s-A4aJ EGdCI4A engagement
for little time We are on the eve OF great
events. If Beauregard drives the enemy acfoss
the Potomac, Washington, as = capital. will
Eoon cease to exist.
Orr PoR EuRoPH.-The merchants o1
Charleston will soon be we'll represented in
the markets Of Great Britain and Europe
Already VIC have noticed the departure d
several prominent merchants in various de
psrtmeuts OF business, for the purpose Of es
tab1iehIgg that direct trade with Europe which
our separation from the North deems ineyita
BILE, and this morning we are pleased to add
to the former list Mr. James G. Bailie, 20 well
known in the carpet business, both in Charles
ton and Augusta, who leaves via the latter
fall and winter trade-CharIeston Mercury, "a
tGofDg to Europe via Augusta must be in.
teresting. The great merchant will probably
import his goods via New York Or not ALL
, 1861-07-12

h en1i'snent- ef cur l1tpon,rr r,o,;3.
slides-4M a'arm at Camp D:nanseE;So,,n' Il
Gas1o-turoaazhs- UneNfva!roxs Mipa.,1t-
:zrsato" ~. n Nashsa0e, III Gunboats at Qlsyn-
, 1861-07-12

lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cechatc Pfls accomplish the object tor which the1
were made, Fk:-Gure Of Headache il all its (orua
, 1861-07-12

EFEom the Democrat St. Cloud, Mimi
Hyou ARE, or have been troubled with the headache
send for box, tCephaflc Fs} 80 that you naY haTe
them In case OF IN attack.
, 1861-07-12

RkTzoLpsBCRa Franklin County. Ohio,
| January 9sa, iS61.
No. Is CedAA street. N r.
nxAH 6R-Inclosed ind twenty-five cents Csc for
which send box OF "Cephatic P1sr Send Is aidrtss
Of Esy. Wu c. Filler, heynoldsn1rg, Franfiin Co1a
Your PILIs WORE LIKE CaAR4-CUnx Han
ACHE ALMOST IEGTAkTkH.
Truly yours
, 1861-07-12

e~~A 0oAo Ho1ul uisApPoi1Lnen1 depicted In
mems conntenances as is manifest In theirs,
when told they cannot 70. Col. LaEier's reoi.
ment {a1 Eg1pt1ans), are already In for Dis
three years Or war, and are doing wonders in
the TeY eef throwing up entrenchments and
foztaying their camp, and when completed,
th the1 1I3 h3feastworks VIII connect with those Of
About an hour after the ss alarm" there VIVA
almost tornado, rocking the st. CharIes until
II itorought all the occupants from their beds.
shaklpg the houses about town until MANY
thoueht that the day Of doom had come. n
Col. ,Lawler's camp, he told me that it turned
pSe[ p,e ry rnealiy eVe1y tent and carried Of movea.
regiment had sry hats left. He esld Inst he
nfst gust turned his tent over and left him
With his heels up and head down. and r,iI1t1
MIN oct Into the air almnst "a Ia nat,yr. y The
Ialn taat 1oHoMed Kss very refreshing md the
nr TN tnls morning was delightfully."- ba1ny.:
: vent home on fdrlorgh yosterdaT an1 ,hnnt @
the same number Of Col. McAithurs 81 ~
Day, and t- the Memphis cbnnGs sfodavs Il 46n5s ~
three hundred OF Col Paine'e regiment vii
go Up To- Belleyille and Alton to-moxxo1.
1nose that are going now all pledge them-
serves TO, fet9fn and re enlist for the three
years, and on that condition their faro is paii3
and rassons are furnished them, aud Mhen fhsY
return TIE remainder 81 fhose Who reenIist r.. @
go ard return In the same way, Nhile tha m m
Nho 50 ont it the end Of three months remIn
Saa Gna taeir t1ns s!Pifes I'D WIN &hen b. al.
> & The chiya7iy @ hare not forgotten how to 9et
ne that be went cruising ap he ohio tH'e H.
ether day to prevent the shipmeat ef prain tn
faducah, where wheat is wofth I'll D.r hushe1
rom this Side Near PadueahrhIa bosf
& grounded. ana -the ehiValTl, lsartaEs tbat s ss
% - Mas about" Nsse thrown Into g1esz eohsteT-
ye1 ns*1h, 1eatnl1g from rumnf ,fhat a1x1na I'd
had fo@psny ,Tith hin (which was ii bosh]
!" discretion Is the better pat.of -Yalor.n, and
70 they left, and vent up the Te1nessee
~tntn Jtd = supposed dsmInioas. Mr., a-cslIsI
'1he Dunbar to him to hau1 lin OF and IL
,ehir,lfy In Paducsh had It that he hid brourhf
sS:D ~ Daness To- Y E fs;s..aea ehet aaa3
Tae Ptesidenth MeaaAge commands general
admitation here, ind the po<tioA about Ken
h1zo2.n :'-~.,tra!,tEis gneted With hearty c:.hs-
Ihoa, Quick Of Washington ooua1y u m
town and esya that thsre l. company form d
a Nash7i'k, III Eho are bauegsd to b
An'gaS Of tha Gtldaa Circle" Hs aays
, 1861-07-12

From the Advertiser, Providence, r.
The Cephac Fills are said to be remarkably eKec-
tive remedy for the headache, and one ef the Ysry
been discovered ~
, 1861-07-12

BEvERIY, Assa.. Dec. lth, 1860
WISH for some circulars OF arye show hills tn hrDr
your CcphaItc Pills more particularly before nv cns
tomefs II zuu hare anything Of the kind, please
One Of my customers who is subject to severe Sick
Aeaaache, (nsually lasting two days) WAS CUR1D OF
sent here. Respectfu}1v yonrs A
W.B. WILKES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18

To John stoddard and Thos. s. Carver, A. Lawn.
Whiteside. George X. Gordon, william Leigh ton,
GAylSrd CO., Helen NJ. stoddsrd, John Me-
Cafkin ,Chsuncey Stoddard
VoU are hereby respectively notified that the RI
Ii now ON file In the Clerk Office of the District
Court Of Les County. Iowa, at II. Madison, psti.
ton OF Rix, Hale Co., claiming Of you John
Stoddard and Themes s. Carver the sum of eip hi
thousana dollars with 0 per cent interest per an
mum from Aug. lst 1851. NJ money due on three
promssory notes executed by you secured by mort.
gage made by you and Helen NJ. stoddard TO VIM
Lee, ghton and since assigned to said Xix, Hale 4
Co., dated Aug. ~, 1859 also claiming agains,
each OF you the foreclosure Of said gage, th,
same being upon Lots No. six, seven and eight, il
block six, in keids addition to the cityof eokuk
Lee county, Iowa; and further asking for sale oil
| said premises and general relief
And unless you appear and aDswer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day Of the mex
term Of said coart, To commence ut IT. Madison OF
the frst NJ, nday of Deceu Der. A. ID. 1861, de
| fault will be entered against You. and judgmen
rendered thereon rs prayed for nsaid petition.
| NOBLE STRONG,
Aug is, lsel-1m Att'ys for Plt'as.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-18
NOTICE.

To Jacob Eherhart, l.. Harbine, A. n. Porter Lauren
Dewey James Harlan, Robert Wilson, J. A Mcnow.
Gil. CieHhorn Harrison, v. Kersey, ] w .Wscof
tier, ". Il. Norhlngson, Ford, Gorhans d Ford.
Morster, Iemplin d CO., Hatch f Thompson H. b.
Foster, J! NJ Gwin. J. II Day, assignee, De-, G. n.
lyman, =. q. Brown, Fcklen Lucas. Nm a. r.
L. Ruddtek, Hsskins, Heakili d Co, Peter s.ryksr
geo, Z. Anderson, Jas Burrows, Henry Huiskann
y: buckingham, Brown d CiendeDning, Abram
Weimore, VIM. Graydon Co., WIN H Lee q Co
A. Bridgfnan d Co., Y. Ihinsen r. Co., Rankin, Nil.
Ter d Enster James Neal, Kendall, Howe N Co.
Reed, Cutler Co., k. M. Reynolds SAM Boat
man, Emmerson, Coehran4 Co, and James Goraen,
defendants: =
You and each Of You hereby notified that there
Is now on file in the office of tn. Clerk Of the District
Conrt OF Lee county, Iowa, at Fl Madison q petitton
q Hiram Barney, claiming Of you, Jacob Eberburt
the sum OF seven hundred dollars with ten p@r cent
interest per annum, payable annually, ms money due
on JACOB Eberhartb mortgage, made 10 Charles Ma.
SON, and since assigned TO Hiram Barney dated Goth
May, ls4 also claiming against each YOU the fore
closure 81 said mortgage. the same being upon the
soulh nall OIL the south west quarter OF Section nine
wv township s1tyseren t61l north~pf Range five Isl
~ Lee county Iowa. for the purchase money! and FUR
thef asking Tor sale OF said premises, aud general
relei ana uhlsss you appear sud swer said pe-
ton on or before noon of The second day the I've II
Term OF sAla Court. 10 commence al Fl. Madsnn on
The hrst Monday of December, A. D.. lr6l u default
Will De entered against son and Judgment rendered
thereon, as pray I'D for In said petition.
IA sCOTI HOWELL.
auEsaa 0i*Aim Attorney Diafntif