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The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
Congress-Election to fill Vacancy

We announce DANIEL RAYMOND,
of Ritchie, as a candidate to fill the Va
cancy, in Congress, occasioncd by the
election of JOHN s. CARIILE to the Senate
of the United States. We hope all Union
men of the District. by common consent.
may unite upon Mr.. RAYMOND as the
very man for the times and the place.
CITIZENS or HARRISON County.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

TIE POST OF CLARkSBURG.-Col 1.
R. Stanley, Of the Eighteenth Ohio Req
mcnt. is Cunmandant Of this Post. The
Departments arc organized as follows;
Quartcrmasters Department-Captain
Charles Leib, t. s. A, Assistant Quarter
master: Richard y. Hamilton, Chief Clerk;
William Littlcboy. G. II. Wheeler, b. +,
Neal and G. b. Smith, Assistant Clerks !;
Thomas II. Croyan Forage Master.
In this Department there are about two
hundred men employed as wagon masters,
tcam,ters, carpenters. blacksniths, labor
cr8 &c.
Commissary Department. Lieutenant
Chas Allen, Acting Assistant Commssary
of Subsistence; + s. Convers, Chief Clerk
W. w. Ca1fec and c. c. Duncan, Assist
ant Clerks; John Stevenson, Gommlssary
Sergeant; Elisha Palmer, Foreman OF Il
S. Bakery; John g. Morgan and Waite
Noble, Issuing Assistants.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

nyA detachment IF forty men from
Co. E, Twenty-Second Regiment, with
Can't Hulick and Lieut. Smith in eon+
mand, left here yesterday afternoon, for
Buckhannon, for the purpose of guarding
a Government train. The distance from
CIarksburg to 'Buckhannon is some. thirty
miles, and the boys arc likely to have
hard march Of it, inasmuch as it was ram
ing when they started1
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

BE- Mr.. j. D. Wcathcrwax. SUtlcr Of
the Twcnty-Sccond Regiment, is ready
with his stock IF groceries to supply the
:.boys." lie is located in the brick stors-
house Of Mr. CARPENTER and will receive
orders ON the pay.Mastcr. c.unt:rslgncd
by their Captains.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

MA We advise all who wish to enjoy Il
6re renast of the best the market Affords
n c,I, on mine host Mr.. Samuel Walker,
Of the Northwestern, Hotel. Mr. W. Is
a trpe Union man and takes pleasure IN
accommodating all who give him a call.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

"a Arson Gorton, Of Adams Express,
will accept thanks for favors extended
Company +, Of the Ohio Twenty-Scc"nd
in the prompt transmission of mail matter
The Messengers Of this Company are we'll
known for their 1naay acts Of grntl"nanly,
accommodating kiudnc ).
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
The Fourth at harrisburg.

The anniversary of our National InGe-
pcndenre was celebrated in q becoming
manner. At o'clock, P NJ, the fosr
companies cf the Twenty-Socond Ohio
Regiment, with the Second and Third
Virginia Regiments, together with some
Of the companies Of the Eighteenth Ohio
Regiment, met in front of Walkers Ho-
tel. The procession then proceeded othc
beautiful grove of Mr. Hoffman, near
town, where tho exercises we're opencd
with fervent and patriotic prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Curry. after which q Gleo Club,
under the supervision Of Lieut.. L. II.
Smith, Of Company E, Twcnty-Second
Regiment, gave some excellent music
adapted to the occasion The Club was
assisted icy several Of tbs l@ir l4dies of
ClarAsIurg. 49,
The Declaration of Independence Was
read by Captain John NJ. Bell, Of Compa-
pxr.sEE I1weny Second Regiment. Colonel
Moore, of Clarksburg, delivered very
able and patriotic Grafton, which was Re
ceived with much enthusiasm Col
Stanley then made some wcll-timc1 re-
marks COL Bowlcs oficiatcd as Grand
Marshal Of the Day.
Tho circumstances under which the Ger
[EF$nies were performed were peculiar
The idea that peaceful citizens. having
left their homes in one part Of the coun-
Try and assembled in another, celebrating
the nations independence with fixed bay
0ncts, appears somewhat inconsistent.
But, thank God, while we shall ever have
cause to celebrate that glorious old Fourth
Of July there is a day, not far distant
which will be celebrated with unf1ed
bayonets-- when our "swords will be beaten
into plowshares and our spears into prt-
ninc-hooks when rebels, such as Ia
sis, Wise, Lctchc~, Bcaurcca-,,- and a
t-e G:I,,'T(7 VT s. bGsss7T II t7E 1'rrF
prayc Of oblivion-whcn no man will be
funl 10 raise his sarrilcgious hand to
1espoil the Stars panglcd Banner, or his
voice in favor Of treason to his country.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
y~We understand that the ball given

nEWe understand that the ball given
by the Second Virginia Regiment at tn"
Court-h house Hall was very pleasant at
fair. and that :" fair portion of the /o'' y
9Th their most bcwitching smiles, graccd
tho Hall, There was a slight disturbance
created by one of the Leutenants. which
was settled by ejecting him from the Hall.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

h7TAll hands in the Office tender their
warmest thanks to the young ladies who
presented them with such a magnificent
treat Of cakes. pies, and other. rellshabie
ct ccteras. May they find Heavens
choicest blessings in store for them
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

nT ThA me'al3s Of COMPANY 7
(Washinyt1'7 ltiftm@n} return thank.
through tfbeolumn& Of the ohio 1'c""tI-
,Sccond, Eor (qqny ravors and tokens of
kind regard III Rat}4q received from "friends
at home" r. \ .e'ock zap covers sent
the men.bek gTfti ,alh..s.a '@v1nas., are
decidedly n -. z- y, SD. = -~."i.
The instaIhqSt 3"Th' - ',,". ','.' ! ''r
a happy rtIeaA-sa4 II spirits Il tic boys
on those Of sce. III A., !>cuE,r influence.
"The might? { ,'t ,s,a cI:.''I, ln't'tu-
ton: it can ~ n4r lscs, GOOD anu rad,
be upp!icd-a1 sold 'cmrtrth.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

. psrln the publication Of the 7''"''t:4-
seeoud, Capt IIulick and Lieut.. Smith:
oseompany f. Twenty-Sccond RrGlmeut'
o6hiated a Edit0rs-in-Ch:cf'
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

Rag On Monday last, five dcspcradocS,
from Company j. Second Virginia Eegi-
ment, wrra5 s 7fssstesteI by Capt. Hu1ick, of
G G&g t 27.:z Il H7-1 I577r77
Poss. They haF sept THAR c"mra"T ~
4 stote Of ,nsuhot E..2t:,n f,r seyc7'I t5t}..
vhcc <,'. Stu - l>~u"} al order for
their arrat. T'c, !>,'lya their muskrts
with paIl-c,.ftrid. =, and bill dciAncc to
the whole cnmFry. Th"g nearly E'I''I
two n,n VII, we attempting to arrest
them, and tried to hayonYt the officers.
and drew tLvir mus! cts 70 shoot them
NothilH, but vhnlo company drawn un,
with liz rr.'pat,S, and Cot'~ revolver
cooked =. ,L-17--$E2~,s, Lad lazy elect to
deter til IA fc,o c. ',yiI=. "ut thclr NAH
ciou5 de-, ns. hey were hu"Ecd aud
gagged, al vii! rr sent to Wheeling t.
be c,urt-,.. ";9Iel
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

Hs5- Where is the Pay-Master Of tn"
Ohio Twenty-Sccond COR any other
man" Echo answers, "Where?"
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

i'sar sitsiia yep e9n pair, puts Ids fyof
"a Your table, and cuts J Tnlon copy With
Your scissors. The pfetty Young Iady.
visible from the gallery, still SITS in the
window, with her pretty curls q mon
eurl.> floating in the breeze. The green
hills loom up in the distance, and the birds
are singing swcetly, seeming to say: :. IN
ion, Union and the cool breeze blows
through your Office, hustling out the cor
-antion with which it has 50 long been
contaminated.
Some of your type is in P' Nell' Vot
Of it," We didn't do it-though some OF
the bows talk of moulding it into bullets t.
shoot the like Of YOU You left the office
in dreadful condition. but we excuse you
knowing that YOU left in hurry, II VIC
knew your address, we'd send you cory
of our paper; but then we don't know 1t
and the chances are that YOU will no
know it yourself in a few days.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
"We, Us & Co."

~, Well here we are, in an old "Scsesh"
ehco, writing with Secession pcu, which
We found in one Of the sockets of an old
cork ink-bOttlc, defantly pointed upward.
q The INK corroded-the once bright steel
'7lsted, and now dim and shalne-t4ced, ow
ing to the meanness of its former occupa-
i non. The holder, bIackcned and grim,
looked almost fierce enough to shed blood,
and dIgnifedly kept its position, as if it
would say, could it but speak-"Let US
/. aione. But VIC. lE.4 tpa harLihood to
q snatch it from its place, dip it into lie
iak, Saa write the foregoing, without ever
thinking that the barb might be poisoned.
OF that one drop Of ink on our editorial
! hand would cause Sudden death"
.ss1 True, the pen is most poisonous-judS-
! ing from the lies displayed in sickening
iarray before US, in the now defunct Clarks
bprg Register All, Editor of the Pryis-
fer, your deeds Of infamy are recorded in
| the Great Register; and when payday
comes. the Great Author will see that such
Us you are substantially bound"
= Little do you think, Mr.. Seccssioner,
sWhiie you are drilling this hot day, in the
traitors ranks, with traitor officers and
stolen arms, that your office is flied with
4'nen---old, steadfast Union men. They
have brushed the cobwebs from the press,
ami the millew from. the rollers, and
while we take drink of Union whisky
from your Old. black, Secession bottle, tits
with ithe hope shat the sobwebs will one
e brushed fron3 eur eyes, and the
View tFota your Kart They 'havc
dEoas books
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
List Of Letters.

The following is a List Of the Letter.
remaining in tie Post Office at (4arkeburgy
Va rr w. 3Nth ,IAv r~-t-tae,, }z3tzlt> S-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
NEw MILITARY WORK.

". RANDOLPH will pubish In ten days
81 Instructions for 0ncsrs and soneormssoned 0meers o.
Cavalry 0utpoi duty, by Lsat Col Won Arensctd tf
Gu.sAr Ki,g German Legion. With abrdgsnt Of them BY
Leu: Col The Hon Ponsonby lsh Light Drasoons VIII bt
mailed postpaid for s0c. iel5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
DOGGETT a ANDERSON,
GOVERNOR STREET.

Re receiving for the Fall Trade ospsngs Oh Cloths N
q tags Curtain Dods cornlees and Bands, window SHADE
Paper Haagn cured Hair Moss for sale at Low prices
Carpets Curtains, Beds and Mattresses made 70 order q. short
dee Paper hanging done n the ely or country BY vc
asn- [ool--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

1861. SPRING E"ADh' 1861.
ELLETT q WEIsIGER,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS In
Hats. Gaps and Straw Goods
No lsI NAN srEErr toPPosrE ExcHAsas BAKKJ a.
RicAEsond, ia,
Have ready and Offering 10 the Merchants OF Vgni
orh Carolina at pyeea TO sn the unes CON-
ave esnso; be exeeed win do well TO give call be-
0rs ~hSs sS''''1'''' '''' KILETT wElsIeEn-
BRAND CUTTING.
s.opACOONIsTs Merchants Groeert Manufacturer and ne
pubic generally, look your Interest an fully prepared
tobacco boxes b.rte Grain Bags, Hohead Liquors
Books Cards. and fine Enbroldery stamps OF every design hte
marking clothing with indehle Ink sent TO any par
Of ae country on The receipt OF y cents n s,,s OF Old
s. Chas. H. Langieys Tin Store, lsth Street between
apls Main and Cary, Richmond, Va
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500, ,OOO
TEE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
UyHr PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample os.h Dap
Sl and Chartered by the IegAture OF Snla, VII reoev.
Oepoes Five Dollars and Upwards, on which Inferred
s &c paid the rste Of Blk per eentun sun remaining
onhs Five cen.u Gnuun less Than sx nontnA
In,eres. payable Sesni-A Enually, deGirod
pspostes received a. their once Ei the store OF het paks
Ilsshs=on. Nc. " lain street.
A Hrrcrssor. Freasarsr nall-lJ
DOUBLE BARREL GUNs.-Ihsrs s,ir few Eng
Ish double barrel GuEs Of my Importation which Of
r at cid prces me the daily papers of the
.ty this morning. In TIE Local oounn In reference an
enormous 10 vate mplsusn does not apply 10
having In no instance charged fsrshlnss advance
ANA Importer Of Hardware. II Main a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

WATKINS & EHCkL l. u ere ope
G>-xS Ing, this morning, more OF those
Linen Sets collars and sleeyes) a. IS ets
Beautiful Btoche Bsrege Anglsis, very cheap
negant Printed org1ndes
Black Barege HsInanne
Brilliant Lusiered Heavy Black silfs, vny low
New style Black and Colo. PsratoB with many other
new Spring goods by every arrival
" BReh Silks BaTeges ChAies, Barege aud fousrd Robes
tc len from Auoon viii be sold Second noor
apS WATKINS FIoRLEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

se~@BAKER,S PREMIUM BIT.
AA TERs Is conceded to be the most delicious whole
IA :y s % bis e.s sna
found te house every southern Family a. cure for al d,
sSS oonH ne Of Dnsssrs Nervous ne s
stomach or bowels they give Immediate relief corec;
yers In weak and debteted persons they WI ve WA
energy 10 the whole ye They only need trial give them
rossnss sl; B. ThsS 5 bitter, - can an be SaS
Druggist. Ia s city Of Mhncnd aud elswhere In Virginia and
sor Carolina Also by sToT CO. W5:5ssS1c 9.y AZ D.
S PSusdsiphia, d s md BinSls 1 PARK. New YeEl,
orderi nn.d By addressing BAKER es%s.s rs0grs0I
cs-ssTO TIE LADIES AND GEN
EsANaS MEs ov TIVE CITY OF BIoHMoND, STATE oY
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER STATES I'VE ere nov prepared
sad 80 s1ss Boor oIs description
We have almost entire new set Of Eorten IN our employ
n'n' 'n'' ''hh'' 's ''p ASSOC '''' " IIsx Hull Co..
l91 Msln 81 Richmond, Va
~ An kinds Of BoOt and Shoes made TO crdeT IS heretofore
We have hand the beat materials, imported direct ~
app A. Il . w.
ger SECOND SUPPLY NE w
OPENING BY STEAMER THIS DAY.
Black sik Mantiss, newest Etyes and pssisrni
I!ls shssi,, q rsrs article.
Splendid Hsrnines-a farther supply.
Nest beautiful 0rgAndes-very cheap
nournIss oeds In ysrs.ysisoas which are v.ry shs.p
.ps e''-''4' sGsrL N. PRICE 90
49,. DR. J. w. GARLICK.--DrAa
E>5S sn-Iha months used In my family Sem
ple irsly celebrated Baking Pc ders, and lake pess
Recommending them u al families rs the very best aro
tried for making gs sweet pcngy bread. There
for bad bread when SDple's Powders are used
Respectfully, J. RIcsAho LzwIIzn. .
Petersburg Jul Va, soth, 1851 fe2-u
49, TO III H. A DIS OF DEPART
B>sS nENTs AND AsssrANTs. Il would beg % invite tie
attention Of the Heads OF Departments OF tie various branches Q;
the Government OF the Confederate stS;e Ia Eichmond 10
my large extensive lsook paper, StnSion.
ery. Enveiopen, Bisnk Books, &C., which viii
fernish them fair prices. J..
Having attached y my eabshmen extensive Book Bnde
ry prepared Finding, and s uahuacsue o.
Blank Book every description the best rsnns and Al the
,oEest prices. MoRRls,
Publisher and Bookseller,
ie6 ~ Main street. Richmond, Va .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

~A CAkD.-As we have to pay CASH for
~ nearly every thing needed ln the line Of our bu
nts, w from this date decline continuing accounts, eI
ept with ose persons who have regularly settled their bill With
LIST OF January and July.
paid lat Jaly just passed cannot be incened
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04

- S,;s .s sso
Of hsd Fort seiois and Artillery also. M.nul o. ps1s ara
Army Captain fpsinesrs IN R-susrt v hiss u s. Gel
UtesFA NRNT ron Is SChrTe.-J. " Ahlolrn,
~ Main sssst has for sale nes, sssAsin esiaen Ss
ne. fsssnsst is' We pssss< hiss ssss sf y ss.. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-04
:ru TnE FARMERs OF YIRGINI

TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA
JHE sepa-s, the Northern and souh States hsv
ing doubtless bsco permsn s great
supply South Wit BUTTER gnd having been
eng ged extensively many In that ne of business take
he liberty the prop Of beating Butter well
before packing and ais OF putting In tubs larger at III top
than the bottom and send to market soon atr packing you
possibly Iwoud be pleVed recSye consignment
purchase -aowng the hgher market lee and asI deal
ensvey fer cash. will urns goo6. a. the lowest rfet pr
the cash promptly for whatever be sent
thst make 10 the interest Of both the farmer
myself Iwoad be ga; TO receive any other country
produce; my principal object call your particular sten
on Butter making Large uppe have been sent heretofore
70 the South nom the North whilst make urnshi
selves give the that have been engaged
IN business this city the las; hyhye yeAn All Ask
uiai-fesling cObhden, OF giving satisfacton
sAMPsoN JONES, lgent
Grocer ard Oommis lon Merchant
auq-dkc ICor Main and 9th rs, Richmond, Va
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

TnK INAUGURATION or LANGuAoEs.-The
is growing tendency in this age TO appro-
pirate the most expressive words OF other
languages, and after while to incorporate
them into our own; thus the word Grphntic,
which IL from the Greek, sgnifying "for the
head" is now becoming popularixed in con-
nection with Mr.. Spalding's great Headache
remedy, but it will soon be Used in more
general way, aud the word Cephalic will be-
come a. common es ElecsrotyFe and many
others whose distinction as foreign words
has been worn awsy by common usage until
thay seem native andto the manor born"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-13

ETHEADAcHE ia the favorite sign by
which nature makes known any deviation
Whatever from the natural state OF the brain,
and viewed in ths light it may be looked on
"a safeguard intended to give notice of dis
ease which might otherwise escape attention
till too late ~ be remedied and its indica-
tions should never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, Ssnp-
tomato and ldiopathic. Symptomatic Head
ache 10 exceedingly common, and 10 the pre-
cursor OF . great variety OF diseases, among
which are Apoplexy, Gont, Rheumatism, and
oil febrile diseases. In its nervous form is ie
sympathetic OF disease OF the stomach con.
shutting sick headache, or hepatic disease
constituting bilious headache, Of worms,
constipatoA and other disorders Of the bow
els, ~ we'll as renal and uterine affections.
Diseases Of the heart are very frequently At
tended with Headaches; An@mia and pletho-
ra are also affections which frequently CO.
casion headache. ldiopatLic Headache is
also very common, being usually distinguish
ed By tbs name of nervous hedfdche, some
times coming on suddenly in a state of up.
parently sound health and prostrating at
once the mental and physical energies, and
in other instances 1T comes on slowly, herald
ed by durrprvlun Of spirits or acerbtsy of
temper. La most instances the pain 10 in the
front Of the head, over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
may also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment OF either class OF Head
ache the Cephalc Pills have been found q
sure and safe remedy, relieving the most
acute pains in few minutes, and by its sub
tie power graduating the diseases of which
Headache is the anerrisg index.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-13
legal Notice.
FREDERICK ZUHGl In tho District

Iegal NOtice.
FREDERICK ZUHGl In tho District Court Of
VS.. Leo County, Iowa, ut Keo-
ROBERT GETTY, fkuk, February Term, AID.
lanes H; GETTY, 1861;
JOHN L. LEE. PETITION IN EQUIrr.
vvSHE above named defendants are hereby notified
i that there is now on fle in the ohice OF the
Clork OF the aforesaid District Court tho petition
Of Plaintiff In equity, claiming that the equ'ta-
Bile interest in aud to lot in block ~ ia the city
Of keeAahy fcwa, ~ uwnra by the defendant
Robt Getty and that said equitable interest IL la
bic to be subjected TO the pay ment OF Judgment
obtained by plaintiff against said Robert 0etty
aud one Jsssee II Holmes on the 10Th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1852 in the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, ut Kcokuk, for the sum Of two thousand
one hundred and eighty SOL 90 dollars; and that
mort &c pretended TO have been executed on said
lot by James H. Getty TO the defendant John l..
Lee on the 9th day Of September, S56, 10 frauds
lent, and was made for the purpose Of covering up
raid equity Of said Robert Getty In said real estate
and TO hinder and delay the creditors Of said kobt
DEITY in the Collection Of their dsbts. Petition
asks for an attachment and FOR general relief; and
unless the said defendants appear and defend
on or before the second day Ut noon, of the Febru
airy term, A. d. 1861, Of said District Court, judg
mcnt will be rendered by default. according TO the
prayer of said petition. TURNER 4 CRAIG.
Dec. ~, 1860. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
dec 15dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-13

LlG IL NOTICE.
To II. b. French, William Hoon, Robert French,
Geo. e. Anderson d Co, Henry Homann l. Co.,
BE-. Messenger, Josiah Hainos, VIM. II. Cleg-
horn 4 Co.:
NUU and each OF you are hereby notified that
there lie no Y on ie in the ufhce Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At Fort
Madison. petition Of uiran Barney, claiming OF
you X. b, French, the sum Vt seven hundred and
fifty dpiars and 10 psr cant interest ~ money due
on q mortgage made by you to Charles Mason and
since assigned u said Hiram BirpeY, dated Aug.
sth, 1855; also claiming against each Of you the
foreclosure Of said mortgage. The same being upon
Lots u and two IL Block sixty eight L6sl
in Msson's lower addition to the City u keokuk
Lee county, Iowa, Tor the pur hase money; and
further asking for sale VI said premises, aud gen
cFAl relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before moon of the day OF the nc 1t term
Of said Couft, to commenc. At Fort Madison, on
the third Monday Of May, A. D. 1861, = defaul,
will b. entered against you and judgment rem
dered thereon, the petition taken as BY you cob
fessed and decree rendered against yon ~ prayed
therein. MOBILE STRONG,
Feb. II, 1891 In Plaintiff Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-13
Or1etmal Notice.

To John A. bishop: Father Parish. VIM. Parish.
,c.erh Parish. Mary y Parish t-tAc~,,. Mary
Parish fmipor). Thos. Parifh individually and a.
Adninistrator Of Joseph Z. Parish, deceased.
(defcndsnts)s
NOU arc hereby respectively notified that there
i isnow on hle 10 the Clerks Ohice Of the Dis
trict Court Of Leo County, lows, At Fort Aadien
petition Of samuel Marsh, VIM. =. Lee and Ed
ward G. Delevan, Trustees, IL, claiming judg-
ment on foreclosure or Mortgage against said
John A. Bishop above named for the sum Of two
thousand dollars with ten per cent. Inherent from
the lat day Of January, 1891. and special and
general execution sgainst John A. Bishop, and -
against al said defsi dsnts ab0ve named praying
alse for the foreclosure u mortgags given by said
John A. Bishop to Aaid Marsh, Lss = Delsvan,
Trustee. To-, upon the kouth-East quarter section
twenty two ran, Township sxty-seven 1911 North,
Range i've [t1, In Lee county, Iowa; the sale 81
"a ID mortgaged prerises to pay OF said debt, tho
extnguish Tent Of al eqsity Il ption there
in, for costs aud general relief.
Nov you and eAeh VI you are notified TO appear
and answer said petition on the morning OF the I'd
day Of the nsxt term VI said Court, to be holden
on the third Monday OF May, 1851, or judsmt Mt
and decree will be bad therein - prayed Tor by
default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Jan. 81, isse-4w Solicitor for Petitioners.