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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12
HIRry.sEyESrH CONGRESS-.
Firsts Session.
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sn es An;eoI ssn;e toAA varying '"e inS''S W An1ma
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;nstructsd ~ ;unn,rs into tSa Is,a -,
,;,h nnha, :, ,aa,rars nasr Fo,trass Msns Mssss'Asns
Wlsn dt.os; asps. ~ roaSSss eS oafO9; ana
:; .cnnrssarcas 10 Z = ~ ~''~ - M "'' 'n0
NJ HaIs'sS;d IA ala not ,s,obI a. :, -
oo,;oa H hn1 SAS ~ 81 81, IS nv uoi "tsu - sny
~ hsIievs s;uce the camnsncsr, a
ho;on M matter what d;ssstsr occns,ad .us on
~ ion5 ma a;,hs, ne Wa ~ NJ. 49,. ~ 80
:, ..1 aycantn in a Gin ula jrsTa ~ y 1,
ths Last ;n9n;rS n ragard to IN
M Wilson aid from his SahsoInts 'Lno,vl
sdoe the attentior of the danaFt :, ent has hssn
csi1ed 70 the Sahsi ehin n has hesn tnovn 81.
ronn.hs tbst ahs has haan t,ttino ont and =,
ohon,s onJ rndorwr;tsrs avervvbsra saI, anr
;o,,o and tba sttant;on of tha Gonssr :, ont
~ II ovsS and mi ba .hon',hs
tbe m rcstter onsbs tn ba Ioolssd intoY Z '-' %
Mr. IIrimas aaid n rauard II the d;sauta, Al
the month NJ tha M;sa;ssinn;. Govsrnroant haJ
dona ali n oonId. 4 The rasnonsihiljsv of tbs
late disaster rests on the Goyernment for not
lorr aro sending a military srnadit;on ara;nst
NosfoIk. Officers of the Nav had bsan sasdv
at all times to break the Potomac blockade,
and tue fotilla was under orders for several
days for that purpose; but superior military ofi.
oefs, who had command of ali the forces, forbid
the expedition, and the responsibility did not
rest on the Navy Department. Z, '',-'.
The billfor the purchase Of coin was then re-
sumed. ,lals a3 hgtd ,eis ts,sis.si
Mr.. Fessenden's amendment Increasing the
| amount to fifty millions was adopted, and the
bill passed, ls,....' NJ, ...,.,.
The report OF the conference committee on
1.-THE Legislative appropriation bill, was then
agreed to. The bill reducing the expenses Of
the sale Of public lands was passed.
The following amendment TO the confiscation
bill was ordered to be printed:
/ Strike out the first section and insert, "The
personal property, money, stock, credits, effects
OF every kind and nature, wheresoever sitna.
ted, belonging to persons who heretofore have
held Office under Government or State, and all
persons who now or may hereafter hold Office
under the so-cslled Confederate States, or any
State in rebellion, Or are or may be engaged 10
resisting the Federal Government, shall be CON
J fiscated; such oonhscation TO tske immediatt
effect onscominission OF the act, and the right
and title to personal property Of such pefsone
shall cease and vest IN sbe United States"
Adjourned. sasssa,
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Arrival OF tIle Noltn AnlesIcan. l 3 J

PORTLAND, Me-, March 1.-THE North
American, from Liverpool 9Ith ult, via Lon
dohderry 28th, arrived here this morning.
GREAT BRITAIE ~ The papers relative to the
blockade of the Southern ports had been sub
mitted to the British Parliament. " sols %
Earl Russell, in letter TO Lord Lyons, da-
ted 18th inst, says that the fact of ships hay
ing successfully run the blockade, does not pre-
vent the blockade from being effective; and he
urges that neutral State ought 10 exercise
great caution in regard 10 the defacto blockade,
and ought not to disregard 1t unless the power
Of the blockade should be abused "-a~
LIVERPOOL, February g. Cotton brokers cir
cular reports sales of the week $4,000 bales;
market closing firm and unchanged. Sales TO-
day (Friday) are estimated at l0, 900 bales, and
market closed firm. Breadsufs dull but
steady. - III aa.i-.i M iJ...as + .i,ai..t
LONDON, February 2S.--C -CousoIs, for money,
932S@9s19. Illinois Central 4716@46 discount;
Erie 29@30. .o,.y. s ,r- sili ~
Bullion In the bank has decreased Gl46,0
The unemployed laborers in Liverpool were
making demonstrations, but had been peaoeably
dispersed by the police. ID .na.7
The Opinion Nationale says that reactioDa-
~ movement is being prepared in Southern
Italy for next spring> Reactionary bands are
,uVW uolub tulktu ~ lfiehttl mblth anu
Rome. They will dlsembafk slmultan neously at
several points in the Neapolitan Territory.
= = fTmEsrE, February 27.--The Governor of
'Tripolitz, following the example of the Govern.
or at Naupha, has revolted. tits believed that
the insurrectionists at Nsupha will hold OUT
Many Greeks now staying at Genoa, Leghorn
and Ancora, are preparing to return to Greece.
The number of insurgents will soon be con-
siderably increased. The insurrection is con-
sidered important, as 1t might influence new
state of things in Turkey. 4y5 sfs.
The iron irigate Warner has arrived at Plym.
onth, Il is reported that she steers well and
mas no leakage. alis throw arl'rE l4r tr r|. i.
d The Herald asserts that SirlRobert Peel and
Hon. VIM CaTber were about exchanging
. LoNDoN, Feb ,2Sl--The Paris correspondents
of the Times, says the excitement consequent
upon prince Napoleons speech is increasing
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Henry PIad 9 Ex'r) ~ u r1H-n
w. Superior Court Of franklin Co. o.
Daniel Trent ct al.) f.' ~
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed, from the Superior Court Of Frank
lin County Ohio will offer for sale, at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 5th day of April, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m and o'clock p
M. the following described real estate, situate In the
county Of Franklin and stase Of Ohio. to wit:
Lot No. (3O In William Phelans addition to the city
Of Columbus, aS per plat now record In said Frank
lin county will more fully show
= Appraised at $50.
~ q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printer'sfees 90 so. fF
feb23-
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

DR.. HURD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH PoWDER
VIII give to young ladies' that finest charm in womaua
sEeet breath and peaTly teeth Try them, ladies
DIR. HuRp's Mouth WAsh. ana Toolh Powder viii
cleanse the mouth from all foul exhaatons and II used
10 the morning will make the breakfast taste sweeter aod
the day begin more pleasantly. Hundreds OF person,
can testify to this. Try them, gentlemen
DR.. HuRDs Mouth Wash and Tooth Powdsr ara the
oest preparations In the world for curing Bad Breath and
giving nrmneSS and health to the gums. Hundreds OF
cases OF diseased Bleeding Gums, Sore Mouth Canker
etc., have been cured by Dr. Hurd's astrngent wssh.
DR.. HURD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
give an additional charm to courtshp and make hus
bands more agreeable to their wives and wives 10 their
husbands. They should be used by every person nav
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Casualties at Newport Nows.

FoRrREss MoNRoE, March lO.-The Mime.
sofa yesterday returned to her usual station at
the entrapce to the Roads She Il again ready
for action. ''iAsf
The Monitor came down early this morning,
and was oreeted with enthusiastie cheera bv tbe
various vessels in the harbor. Gen. Wool and
staff, and atsistant Secretary Of the Navy Fox,
went on board this, morning. She was found
not to be damaged in the slightest degree, and
is as we'll prepared as ever she could be for an.
other conflict. Her performance was perfectly
satisfactory to her officers and men, and they ali
speak of her in the highest terms Of praise.
The gunboat Whitehall took fire at 2 O'Clock
this morning, and was totally destroyed.
Tie British sloop of war Rinaldo arrived
here this morning. Sheis from off Charleston.
No news. nd 1.-5 5..sawyJ 0 rArsas d ri
The latest estimate of the number killed in
the Congress is fifty, including three oticers
Lieut.. Jos. Smith Commanding, Acting Master
Thos. Moore, and Coast Pilot VIM. Rhoades.
Capt. Wm. Smith commanded tho Congress
until pscently transferred HtsH slrisSf.
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From Oairo.

= CHICAGO, March liza special TO the Tribune
from Cairo reports trains running regularly from
Birds Point to Sikeston. \ EFRRfAj 4
Gen. Strong placed in.oommand at Cairo 10
day. - - e,--g - -,
that the rebels are strongly fortifyng Island
No. TO-. The gunboass and mortars- are all in
readiness.
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CHICAGO, March ii "A speciallto the Times
from Cairo says, a messenger arrived OF Birds
Point tonight, from New Madrid. A portion
of Cen Popels column was at Point Pleasant,
ten miles below. This will prevent transports
coming up the river.
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Fram,Farttaaa nInnrnc y I.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, March l0.-1The oGicera
and men Of the Monitor speals "a the highest
terms Of her performance, aud think they
might have destroyed the MerrimAc without
much difficulty, II they had been allowed the
opportunity.
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sheria,s Sale
Samuel Brush

''na'' n S'1'A superior court. sass
Thomas Biddle et alb ufts1ait1 o Fg vAf4
PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER on SALE no Nh
ID directed, from the Superior Court o Frank lin coun
y, Ohio will offer for sale at The door Of the oou
House in the city Of Coumbus on
Saturday, the 2sd day of March. A. D. 1862,
AZ one o'clock P. NJ. the following described real q
tate. situate IN the city Of 0oiumbus, county Of Frank
lin, and State o. Ohio, 20 wit: 8
Being two lots designated lot number hftY two 52b
and number hfty three l5 plat q Dubdlgision OF
out lots Nos. l3 and l32, made by William Dennson,
Jrs, and Robert h. Neil, recorded in plat record No A.
page ~, Rrarkn county Iecqrdg- tltsf,t
Appraised at--Lot No. 50. 5000 QQ.. isi ssS
tf 'U 80. $50 40. IS ,-''
a. vi HUFFMAN. shs}la
~ s7si. ~ M pAvIn. Dspt,
Printers tees St50 Aa,mFsu .s,r n, ~ "a (
febl6-dlt&vtd HAS
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money marhet.

. lTELEsRArHD ToR TIE ONO sTAr@hANI
NEW YoRK. March II. ID
The market is steady and unchanged. 9'. ~ y
Gall loans making at COZ per cent. and discounts on
Prime paper Is selling at 6k@7 per cent ~ A1
Sterling Exchange ID dull and nominal at Il20 II2K
for Bankers Bills and IlI@ll2 for Merchants Bills
American gold ID dull at l3k per cent premium. A
California Gold Bars nominal at per cent. premium
Z Government stocks quiet and Arm; Z $40 Treasury
par. re 't = ~ 3 ~ rs --'sFlo 'atnslltb z
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WIN. 3. HUR & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

III Dr.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER.
and rOOTHAoHE DROPS cannot be sent BY nail. but
ney can probably be obtained at your Drug or
Stores. IL thew cannot send to us for the pRNTxI
rhhAsUBY, Price, OEE DOLLAR, which contHins them
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TIE EXOHLBI0R
Whisker Invigorator!!
uApoLEoN,S HAIR rolLEr !,

The only article ever offered to the French people that
would CURL STRAIGHT HARl the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit OF Louis Napoeon
which article 10 indispensable to his toilet room.
The suhEcrbeB, feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all others offered 10
the public, take pleasure in expressing their confidence
IN the article, gaining L from practical use.
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

Shrewd agents can make small fortune In carrying
these articles around to families. The DENTAL TRrls
DRY s the article thata man or woman can caTv
around Send for and see or better adozsps which
We will sell samples for 81. Agents soppIIed lIber
the business, TO do good, and make profit We are
spending thousands for the benefit Of agents. New
England men and women here Il something Dise ana
chance to take the tide a, Its Hood.
Address, aii sst SO w
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What are the People DoingY

The American people intelligent enough to spprs
cste preparations that contribute much to the happ
ness OF those using them, and they want them Every
mail brings us letters some ordering the TREArisR ON
TEETH some the NEURALGIA PLAsrRRs and not few or.
closing 81 cents for the MOUTH VASE be sent by mail
but to these We are compelled to reply that ID impos
BILE to send half pint bottle by mail The people want
these Remedies Who sCiu supply p0mf
Now IA the fH
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BosroN, March H. -Informatlon from Fort
Warren states that Gems. Buckner and Tilgh-
man were put 10 close confinement yesterday.
The cause for this is not etated.
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w. B. HuRD & CO., s
Tribune-B Buildings,

That remttanoes may be made with conhdsnce, W a.
=. & 90. refer 70 the Mayor Of Brooklyn; to q. W
Iyn; to JOY, Coz 4 Co., New York; to P. T. BARNuM
ESQ, New York, etc, etc
febe662-d&wiyt Al EF hF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-12

DR.. HURD's NEURALGIA NoN-ADHEsIvR pLAs.
TEkS are the most pleasant aud successful remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease The patient
applies one, soon becomes drowsy falls asleep and
awakes free from pain and blister or other
or jurious consequences ensue. For EARAcHR and
NERVOUS HEADACHE apply according to directions and
relief will surely follow. Nothing be obined equal
to DR.. Hurds Compress for Neuralgia. Trg them. -
Ihey are entirely novel, curious and original pfepar
alton, and wonderfully successful. They are OF two
Sizes one SMALL for the face, price Is cents and the
other large, for application to the body price 81 cents
RR be mailed on Teceipt of prica and ona afOrnr
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII CURL STRAIGHT HAIR In Soft, siIken, Flowing
Curls, that will remain In shape for one day or one
week deslred any longer PERIOD II the directions
are strictly followed, which are very simple and easy
the afurdi otfnsss Of Me Hair. 1t neither scorches
nor dyes II; but gives the hair soft thrifty appear
ance It also preyenls the hair from falling ef and
turning gray.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short tme and has
ready been tested by over one thousand persons and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet Is the greatest
beauti6er ever offered to the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being counterfeited i'm
itated by unprncped persons we do not offer II for
sale at any Druggists In the United States Therefore
anyLAdy Gentleman who desires eoft Luxuriant Hair
and ours, and Long, Soft Whiskers Moustache, can
procure the Invigorator or Toilet, either one for one
dollar, incloBed in letter, with their address.
Address q. r. sPENY g. CO..
tr sl Box 163, Oollinsyille,
.'t HfetpH Hartford Co. , Conn.
And i will be carefully sent by return mail. -tf
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ooD -
AT
| u D r,es
/ ne
FHAA.vLiHNS JUST RETURNED FROM
wRSS Sost s1.slisnt % assortment OF GOODS FOR GENTS
crorus ....... ..,,-.....a
q .,-..- u.
CAssIMEREs.
| ,.r--.y-
yESTINGS,
And general assortment Of
| nsGfr- h Illsl ~
| FURNleHINC C00na
of the richest and nsatss styles In the market all Of
which am selling at the oHEAPRsT POssiBLE
taFyy officers GioIsinE. o - "
|
tuIe Of 6icers Clothing feel confident can give sn
'r' 'A"''Ac''0n 10 a'' my patrons; uosr
Chr u,,h Merchant asT i%Uh. Tailor s,Loc,
nOv~-u "'umous' Ohio
~.
IGENTS, HIBB'D mERIEO UNDER.
Balm 4 son.
1---- ---------------
GENTS, SILK UNDERGRADUATES AND
------------ - : eo--.
NEVSsRs,. 1anYpS, AVN s,oyS, sTD-
nj eINn ~ ..ls nA UhT'S, AN - nOhS' ME'
~ A DAN = eoN'
NFNTs, KIn1INrN a1-0vrS-
H " M. ~ Ss1Ms aon
o,,,,CoD ..,.-,..--- $4,000
naH .,.,.. OLVAAANGS,
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CONTErrra,

Dr.. Hurd's Celebrated MOUTH WASH, one
Dr. Hurd's Unequalled TOOTH POWDER,
one bottle. -
rFs Ds. FIurd'S UnrivAlled NEURALGIA PLAs.
Dr.. Htrd's MANUAL on ths gest Mann. =, pr..
ssrvfn0 TIE Teeth, tncLudin0 Dirscfiona Soy "a B,a,
Treatment Of OhtldrSn'S dtet6. - wv
NoSSaLLKIor o1santng 6sttDesa ns 7ssN.
T0oTHPIcKS, etc. etc. .rfsis Z
Prepared nDr. Hurd's Dental once, n pop,,h -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To w Kay, c bernard. j Bernard and VIM X
lockwood, Guardian Tor heirs u Ih0s Rns0r and IL
NJ Crawford K Co. Defel d4tts
GU are hereby notified that there r. on file in
the clerks once OF the Disfict Court ~ Lee county
lows al keoknk, petition Of George L. KiIbourne
Claiming judgment AgaiDst you, {. W. Kay, G..
bernard and j. = bernard for Five Thousand mn d
river and b6~i0e Dollars upon your and mort
gage given 10 " w kilbourne for tho saie II sAid
E'ortsaxed premises, being thirty Of land
~ the south ~est quarter Of Section fourteen El41
Township lG5 Range f3l west, for the force ftre II
said mprtkago. abe extinguiEhmeEt OF TIE ,auty 81
redemption aud general relief with eesis and a so
PRAYING for an injunction against you. L. W Kay J.
O. bernard and u 10 Bernard and all your agents
or hahds from nigsing up, fing OF re
moving any OF the sonng trecs, eyergrcens ahrub
berry on said land, which Injunction has been IN ed
Now you must app sr apG answer said PETITION bv
Of the day the negt term on snid CON
b. be held at keukuk TIE nst Mondsy OF February
A. ID 1853, OF Judgment aud decree prayed for viii
be had therein by default.
X. SCOTT HOWELL,
oct2s-daw Pfaintirs Atty
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To j X. Wheeler. Agnes r. Spanlding s s. Hilifngs
LUCINDA BILLINGS Charles r. Abbott, Anna VI Abbott,
d. b. Gray Miller Mathew Il Co., Archlbold Hender-
son, J. w Rankin. Pretorus, Pxtten, Lane h Meri-
am, Galloway Webster Emma VI Williams, exc
cator 81 Geo. u. Williams, DECREASED, Andrew es,-
ster, Geo. e. ne son X Co., tauf5fd - Ero., I.
W. tb.bneN }tss tGs aaa kcAAfdsqa GEO. e.
ttastsun. kseKak Female College. A. C. Highly
5.,'ta taiSn, Insurance Co.. cieyelauA su-
sA.4I&41ce Co., q, u. Iweedy. Peter strgi.e r
saasrtKh, Uas y Eu Ciin9rd Roberts a CO.. l.z
Johnston. ~ l8. George A Bro. HifAAA barney II .
Y. l.. Eiock. H. r.. Carr, ben johnson, Henry Y. h
Black, l.. ". Potter II. ID. Wood y ard, JAres "
crimes, George r JeUt!ns, H. r. Taylor, Clarke N
Andrews, Dasall heigtIer r. 60, Henry y. 1syior
John Tennis d Co., Hedges aGa GrDs Am Thamf-
sen q Got, ID. W kilbourAe, Jsitl4t Haines
fou and each of you are hsfvsy Ilshed lst there IL
Court of Lee county, Iowa, al Eeokuk AI.tIlaG Of
LueDda ktiasoU, witt joshua EtfSEsIs her husband al
eEhE thata Certain Deed 10 the kalt Of Lots No
u and ~ In Buck forty, 10 the CITY of keokuk Lee
ciuha Billings TO said Charles 8. Abbott through aud
under whom said LHciuda EIiazau claims TILE sane
va sever recorded antiiisst ada Judgments ts
81 ~ tas otEer dsfGd ants Esess EaiBsd against sad
Biting ti@44 st,a shadow apon her lille 10
he saia real estate, A3 pea la .Ast Tie may be
removed and her tiie qalste all lien Of said
estate, made b H. N Griffith sheriff Of said county
t. said j. X. heeleF, ufder sale made upo decree
obtained IN said curt al special Msyterm, A. -. 1861
GF safA Agnes r. Spaaiding In d sult OF forcIosuYe
sal.~t said s. Billings and Others was wrongfnly
aud ills 1alIy made, and said decree and sale wrong
tally and ILLEGALLY obtaDed and made and pras ding thai
~ the same effect tbs rear hafos said Lots, eleven
and twelve and tat she be permitted 10 redeem said
real estate from said sale and for other and general
relief
before OF the second DAP II the term of he
sata Court, and answer said petition, default will be
entered against yuu and judgment rendered thereon
NOBLE STRONG, Plaintiffs Au'y.
November r. I-fa
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To fraekiin Harskman, Eleanor Tweeiy, A Hanson h.
Go, and Connabie 4 Smyth, Defendants
Alu are befehy notified that there 10 now on fle In
the tl"tk ofc-of the District Court OF Lee county
Iowa. ~ iseokok. petition of Hiram Barney claiming
1n1gIn eAl SaAnsi Vol. EIankli Har and k4s-
or freeay, 'Vr tbs sum Of Three Thousand Dollars
upon yonr NOR AZ. and shst a the above ma M
ed dsfendants. claiming the toracgrsre OF q mortgage
made by said Frank lin Hsrshman aid ki~snpr Twsedy
10 Charles Mason upon the east half 81 the
qusrter OF Section t2s In Township e5 north Range
west, III Lee county Iowa The safe Of said pre-
pay Oh sAid d.bl tAe ehiihIascment OF the equly
redemption aud Tor genera relief and also ptrs0
nj Judgment and general execution agAnst sai1 FrAhk-
lin HarshBsh and Eleanor Iweedy for What ,ht sale
~ said premtssB may not pay on
Nov you must appear and apswer 10 sg46 pens ~ ~
room ~ the second day Of the rex ~ e - sEff
Conn 81 - hrla d k@okuk a.. "a. ia 4 t.t.p I
Eabsua A. u. IfG3, Or tadrh5tTa IA thars N
by 20 sgtt ii. stts4 q sstNELL
ot &t-!4w Yls4.tsN~s ATTY
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Angelina Bushey executrx Of the estate OF jncob
Rushey decessed, Caleb CowIes, Jr., Chaplin x Lee,
Robi u. Swift kigour, Wilson CO.. Wm- -
Williams, Ray Brothers, joan H.. Oars"A, - !.
Ruo Samuel BoyIes State of Iowa Tor tine use Of the
School Fund Defendants
You are hereby notif that there 10 now on Ole in
the clerk olcs Of the District Court OF Ice County,
Iowa NJ Kepnuk petition In equty, by Hiram Bar.
pey claiming Judgment against you,. AugeliDe
Bushey, as q .ne estate OF JACOB Hnshey de-
mortgage. made by said jacob Bushey, deeeasec. to
Ghas Mason, upon lots 81 three, f4] four 10 block
Is1 six, being partly I'm Leightans and partly In Ma
sous upper additions 10 keokpk. Lee County, Iowa,
ana as against ali said dependents praying the fore
closure Of said n0rtgaEs the sale Of said lots The
tngulshmen 81 the equity Of dempuon and general
Teief-with coftH
VOC mnM zach appear and answer said petition by
OF The day ~ ri tsrm Of said Court 10 be
held at Kaoknk on the mrs, Monday Of Fsbsssry A. ID
isua orIuaEwsnt will be had tlsssin agAinss you by
defsnlt H. SCOTT HOWELL,
oct3o]w, Plaintiffs ATTY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-11
NOTICE.

To Franklin Harshman, A. Hansop1k Co., Connable
and Smsth, Defendants:
Your hereby notified that there 10 now on sie In
the CLERKS office Of the District Cont OF Ice County
Iowa ut Keakak. petition Of Hiram Barney claim
tysiaarH aFal4iat you, Franklin Harshnsn. the
M +. Ht F91r Thnusand Dollars upon u@g ns6rtgaRe
ni,d against az tue above nalDrd toa afgIsc
th4 fuTClusuto Of mortgage, made By ts4t 81 Via
tisFshnKa 10 Charles Mason npea the Hast ii al
the South Vest quarter Of Section nine VI sLd
North lest quarter " section 81 Iteen i6 ia iownsh
1861 siHly-ris. North kangr i5l Ave West; also Tie
North West quarter 81 Moth + ST quarter l4l b.
Section twen, -four E24i ~ Iosuzhip syty-efx .GGl
North Range SIX FOL West la Lee County the sale oi
said premises TO pay III sHa aret the
the equity Of reds psioD and for geaera
also for personal Judgment against said frankie
HArshman for what the sale said premises wilI
pay off,
Now, ynu masi sppear and - said petition BY
Dfthp cDLd dag The next.crm ~ laid Court 10
h. hrlu haknk ihe hfEt ~ ada OF February, A.
u 1853 or tudgm vii be t8,a err4n By trfanti
III! SCOTT HOWELL.
ot3o4s Plaintiffs Any