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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-24
nprNInNs nr - 80.
NEW MUSIC.

"Shall We Know Each Other There p Song or
Duet and Chorus, by Rev. Mr.. Lowry, author Of
sabbath Bells Chino on" This song is good
Price 25 cents, mailed free. A pianist in attend-
ance to try now music.
HORACE WATERS,
MI " No. 49l Broadw av, Pnblisher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-24

\ Indianapolis Journal says that
arson Brownlow visited the rebel
'0a' city, the prisoners shouted,
Ii0r out p "Ah, YOU goOd-for-
's'oals," relorted the ParsOn,
~ wish somebody would PIT yOu
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-24

The best substitute f0r CoTee-Drapared III the Hm1
manner a. Caf.e- Packages " seed bg mail al % e8.
each. Each package contains seed enough 20 raisa q
send orders to II. A. IERaT.
n5s-ts Crescent CitY. Iowa
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-24

GRAY WILLOW CUTTINGS.
At 81 per hundred, s. per thousand. Lbersld iseoHnt
to the trade, OF IN large quantifiies.
AIsO-Our usual assortment % EvefZreeu5. Fruit
Trees, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Plants3 uedgg
Plaats, sc.
Catalogues furnished 70 all applicants.
The EveTgreens " La Moiiie-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-24
Bloomington Nursery,
TTaTaTTToTz

At the crossing Of The Illinois Central, and 81. Louiss
and Chicago RAILROADS. Established 1852. on
the open Prairie, and contains 40 acres. Fruit, Orna-
mental and Nursery Stock, a very large, general and
reliable assortment, VERY CHEAP f0r Cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-24

Fresh and pare. ana raisoc ia fhif soil znI climate,
for sale y ss-a LETT, s~TRIG2LER * CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-24

AZ rer.ons infebftd Q re either ~ N4feer Boz
8crl-lul sfe he.eiy nouaed that they mast ET c. 0u VI
bef5ie aay fsl lS62 ~ HCcc--Iy eii y-nsei me o.
rosort L, fsrif Drose.s ia ORDER 10 coilesi. lt Is hopoa
his notice viii p-oFe s~Udiaenr. v 7HtFA-
Harch 27tn, lse2. lu2S-al
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-24
Hats. Boots and Shoeg.

Tbave inst received a New Supply Of Hats, Boots and
Shoes. which I viii eel cheaper Than they we're ever
Z deTed here before. Call and see me.
Er0wnvills, April 10. IseS-nfoa 4.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-24
100000 ACRES OF
Valuable Lands for Sale.

By direction or the Secretary Of the Interior, the I'M
d~eTsigneds win receive proposals for the purchase Of
certain lands situated in Townships Il, 10, le, H. - ana
10. East Of the sixth principal meredianIn Kansas, COM
prising about three hundred and sixty Thousand acres Of
the most valuable farming lands IN that State
These lands comprise what are known as
Kansas and Sac and Fox Trust
Lands,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-24

april .. 1852. nss4v-sIO pr rec
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27
FROM VICI<SRURC.
special to the Aississippiaa.1

LopeclaI 70 the A4ssIsSIppiaa.
VICKsBURG, June 28.-One Of the most
terrific bombardments that the history OF
this war will record commenced Yesterday
morning by the CUR boats below the city
and continued almost necessarily until
10 O'Clock. The scene. last night, from
our camp, about ole half a mile from the
river, was awlully grand, not less than a
dozen shells ascending in the air at p
time. The firing ceased at 10 o'clock
last night, and opened again at 4 this
morning. For two hours the shower Of
shell was furious.
The enemy have succeeded in placing
park of artillery on the bank Of the riv-
er opposite the city. which opened fire
this morning, throwing canister, grape
and shell in every direction. Many build
ings are damaged in the meantime sew
eral of the gunboats passed up, bat it is
thought two OF them were seriously Grip
pied. The flag. ship and another vessel
accompanied the gunooats, and are now
above the bend where the smoke is plain
Iy visible from the big feet above
I Notwithstanding the terrible discharg-
es at our batteries our men were exceed
ingIy calm and deliberate a few oil
our men were killed and several wounded
POWER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

attach the epithet of Infamous (cneers }
An Eaglishman must blush to think such
an act had been committed by a man
belonging TO the AngIo-Saxon Race.
CHARLESTON, June 22th.-The British
steamship Racer, instead Of lying outside
OF the bar as usual when she comes here,
this evening entered the har6or and now
lies anchored of the wharves. lis re-
ported that French war steamer Mas
expected. The community is much mys-
tilted at this unusual event.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

L. letter from Hant~Sil r. A.
0ama. ca the Cincinnati TINES says-
The white inhabitants &c This part -
the country are ghe most rampE1t ~@v~s-
,ionisGs ever met Uish- They 81 hsF3-
" speak 10 an offeeF shea Ehsv m~ss
him. bat always look sideways. let Ehev
nigh, inhale his ssYzn&see 5teNEb. No
matter what the na,i0a. sF~~d. % eelsr..of
man. il be ! Tor the Uaioa BE ;
Yankee The lAlse--save The marx
are more vicious. 6sre= AL rampant
than the men.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

RIcHMoND. June 28th.-L ngstreet.
Hill and Jackson have driven the enemy
six miles, taaen every entertainment.
The enemy are surrounded on three
sides. with the James river on the other.
The victory will be ours. Gen Feath-
erstcne's brigade composed cf the Twelfth,
Nineteenth and Second Mississippi bat
taIiion, charged and took battery after
three other brigades had charged it an
successfully. Grifith's brigade not in
the fight.
RIcuMoND, June 29.-Latest reports
from the lines, represent that there has
been no fighting to-day up to eleven
o'clock, our army then being in line O.
battle and it was expected would soon
advance upon the enemy. Tie anxiety
to here from the battle field is intense,
thongh every body is confident Of a de-
cisive victory. Citizens rightly cxciu~
ded from the lines. Reliable informa-
ton as TO the progress Of events is din
cult 10 obtain,
RIcHuoND. June 29.-O0ly few brig
AIDES OF attacking column Of The COnftd-
crate army were engaged yesterday.
Magruder's and Huger's divisions were
still held in reserve on the west side OF
Chicka ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, it is understood
Mcclellan was yesterday massinS large
bodies Of troops.
renewal of the contest was expect
ed this morning. Two regiments of
Magruder's division, the Seventh and
Eighteenth Georgia. suffered severely
yesterday in attempting to take battery
near Seven Pines, defended by at least
two brigades of Yankees. Col. Lamar.
of the Eighteenth, was wounded and
taken prisoner.
Lieut. Col. White wounded in the
neck. The casualties Of the two regi-
ments about two hundred.
There seems TO be no doubt that
McClellan's communication with his
sources of supplies is efectually cut of,
RICHMOND, June 29,-The remnant
of Nc Clellans army is now on this side
of the Chickahominy. The bridges
were destroyed to prevent pursuit from
the Confederates on the north. 1t is
reported here that Mcclellan is retreat
ing towards James river, where his
troops may embark in transports under
the protection of guLboats. The latest
reports from the lines give this informa-
ton, and state that our army is pursuing
the enemy and hope TO capture many
before night.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

Editor AissiSsiPpian.
RICHMOND, June 28.-I send you a
list of casualties in the Twelfth and
Nineteenth regiments and Second Missis-
sippi battalion, as far as we have been
able to come at. We have about 5000
prisoners, with good prospect of taking
more.
The enemy will attempt to retreat to-
night. They will throw themselves in
the warm" embraces of Stonewail Jack
son.
Company C. Captain B. Blewitt. com
handing Wounded : Captain Blewitt,
slightly H. H. Hap, dangerously j.
S. Taylor. wounded in the thigh Thos.
Mann. in the shoulder Thos. Milford, in
the side.
Missing: Isaac Priddy.
Company E. Sergeant W. Hartman.
commanding: Wounded Sergeant W
Hartman private John Rufanack John
Gunow. slightly.
Company F. Lieutenant Mcclellan.
commanding Sergeant Hillyer; Prl-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

Tae NvH 1ots Itiala- C n. tn- 6. -
lo~iul. S4me tim- ~,aee ST. ussa4
Yohe cf Pigeon Greek. Wa~.sa,s "a
county. Pa. Wvut e. fLe battle IA et
Fort Dou-l>sn and asi sl.~lar-rrv4 49,
he suppo-ell ,b- bar-x 81 hl, $50. So
had received wcaud da--- ta- l-e-.
81 which h- af.ery..sr l.-.l ana ~a~
buried. The h<.lv Ws~ e1usry~- br-r
and rriuterTvd ia lh- fsn,i.F bars. ,ra.s-t
=, Pigeon Cr-~s. All ta- t.a.ay a~la~
satisfied Il .he i-nitv g lh- t-sV eK-
eept a sister u the 3-esa>ei Li,s 49,
Nr Yohe was aS,oai-t-i at receiving :
letter from hss >ou- wl0n ae >srFa-el
dead ana ba5irj, seating ghsf. s---r ~1az-
weeks treatment In The aa->ps,,t. ~ -st
recovered % Tar a. "a oe abe to Evlasa
bis company. and expected - saAs PNIs
u Tue next battle
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

/ think SOL coarse. II EA4-a21k1
Literature ever Snds - say smoaS A..
then we nav expect - real -ra~ hi>sor,.
Of this Tormeut shop" with the expeFl-
ence Of the Authors. Aaiy Jshason AL
Frank Seams.
NoarS troalv.
SAM McCRACHIN
TEorE -Frank >,rRrne~ = she ussav5-
Gus WHISKY js>iii.er. o, ltlehw-'at- "a.
who. for tJar uculAs. uat~ = 90 FER
dav bv meuar0. lzius the wh5~kv trade
tie Is nov Cd prison for Hlsb Ffess1a-
THE FREEDOM OF 80 THE PRESS
among other caaFsc.rrls-l= et tvrAa-
nv. therv - cae f-s-urr hlch - sras tl.
Federal os-cupA-5aa In SNrFv quarter
1, = Jhe universal ~arPr-~~tsu g reEs-
papers 81 Ns>hvji-. Nrs Orleans.
Norfolk. sul Memphis las Pa e la- t-ra
the same Il lhry succeed pa esrrFle~
uius the Nuel- c1uatry. th4l eraz5re
wIll p-rval- AT -a-1r re.t-v N-s~-s-
pers wia cease % exist Il tae ~. arra
>.4ie~- El- fr-ss viG -s -s~- ~--s-e1
b. lls.lsa-v ..4-.lsl-e. ana =..-- -.-.9FF rs4
bv ltw- Hoe country ell Ca st.F-s4
bF military >a--.eS v- ..e ~a
Piles. Iu la5> rs~r.-ct. .r...r.#.- ls .. 4.s.-
IAN States tv A1~s.t. .r Er l.-.4 tv
Russia L,ea .1as.~ rhs- base al.a-.s
g5 ..1 49,. 1.s.l .-S a.. ~---z-r 60 .t--r =
-lul u3 Hae &c e-L-r~- Eserv rhs-urt
flr d. -,vr.->>.Ha ot Fat0- sala.a ST.
s.- &. ...1er4t-.t an Sv>-- "a. 1-s..F -s.~zt
lp i c,ursrlr ~ 9Iii - ga Ia-s TEE
1uolsh I'D tl- Slathern p-e2lr. &E4 -a@
influence vf inlivi1.sl uar13S gn ere
masses vii D. TeairF-l mp #s-iale -
The imp vvFs>h-1 rpea.srl'u ef -As~~
S-agv< MI cease altogether 90 see a1w
journals ne, printed m ta~ Nsrrh- te~~-
will be 6lrI si,h r~si'lag> 81 las Ps,a-
cip.-> at i.orF ~hieh hssr ua. avF-s -,ss-
-rnsd the Anglo >lXau rt-r. Alt Dr. The
daily s4socslvs 81 al lhr u-s ~y~seuEs
whlch have e, me In-1 rXs-race ga "a
North In Tie ruuF>r ~ uua~ -he a1eF-
e. -ud intel r-c.s.s. sssr- s--ll~ll-s ~ 80
country ~ bs u.r .-~s -rnr.e-rsy
changed - The op~r.s.fa r.t sa-~s r.1~s-
diam i-, 9-clef.trv reisuln~ - -le s-.fsa
- tt- -.a5~-..lsu bi.L The people 81
r- p .zs % t- reduced Eco .ar caa..ltlla
si >.4s-~ la --..l- - Il f.c-= Zee slFrFr,-
sion IT .i- s~uts-r~ IN the Perrtsa 80
tne C.e.fr..--..-v nos Ia rh- htn.5S ga r1-
ereets = a., - a nls~t >isuilr.lls ra go
.-.a ,f ,a- f1iIs-. O. . ls- c,saara-v-
m-ut u .hr complete rri,a 81 i->qssl>ul
and ty rasuuv m ~ m'~t oppressive trr1z-
Wherever aDS1. afe s1yvTumru- E, r~-.sf r.
.>n-,l. AMI i animated - A. vu-r,-ll-
,-fr..ssr,- M F,S d. a. rr.- Re .-r.. On ss~rrs-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

The lady who fell back o. her dis1itE.
came Gear breaking Il.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

SAN mcCRACHIN

fE0rE -Frank >.eRrne< = she ustuEI-
Gus whisky js>iiler, OF AIehHsant- -.
who. for tJar lculas. usate = 90 FER
fav bv mauor0.lziur th- wh5~ke trade.
tie Is row Cd prison for Hlsb EEeasa1-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

ted and sre row kon>isisrsd n F41Z 1<ra[
pikvune Butler were made Gsasr=k
Dsr7 a. the Charleston ccEyrnsiea n
1860.
This Torment mEaafacsovy for exsor~
>huners and Traitors are n Foaaasi<
idea More than a ssugEry 40. a co
qaent and prOfetick Pot wEI1-
: there ms ~1n ssSrsse kzEsS- re1 So lzl-Iz-~
- wr1sh.
san treflzaI al-s - -1-sl Ne<avssE FIRE
->ssnl tsru=nr thazre e = lle&. -eeral4- flz e1
who euilsl, hls -restsa-s- a1 1as kslgsrys ss1sae
l think so-Of coarse. Ii Pla.oaiAa
Literature ever Snds Is wsy amoas -.
then we nav expect - real -Far history
Of this Torment shop" 18th the sKpeFt-
ence Of the Authors. Aa1y Johason AL
Fraas Sans
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

The hanging of WIN. B. Mumford. in
New Orleans. by Buffers order. for tear
ing down a Federal flag. raises the ques-
ticn of retaliation again. Somebody
must hang for Mumiord, the New Or
leans martyr.
The late freshet In Roanoke river, n.
c., was very heavy and Destructive
Apprehensions are felt of severe losses in
crops, cattle. &C., in Halifax and North
ampton counties.
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AKIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Charles Keys, Helena Rtps, Paul J. srmues p.
SNhfaheAohf w. " ilcos, John Bower trustee.
bower, X, l.. Ruddlck, Thorp smith n Han.
atstit .sfe ndsnts.
Ga ATE hereby notified that there ism on flr In
the Clerks Once OF the District Court 81 H. Con,
Iowa, al hanknt. patttnn In equity Nv WIN ~ VII
Hams, claiming . Judgs0asnt assinsa yel, Charles
Reps and ltrfnaAeps FOR the sum OF Two no usnl I'd
Gre Nandrsd and Fifty snd ninety -two-ore hun
aredth Dollars. upon your certan mbrsesge given The
tah al knsrmber. bm upsn ten acres Of hand
In The Raath.sast qpHfter If stcfton Gal township
esj. fans~ Isl In lee County lows fhs correction
In description 81 the lspa IN tnId SO ltsLs n
read Acres 10 square shape. in Tho North. as
eornet ofthe west hall Of the soutA tast quarter
Ac, shs r~i~ or said land the extfnftphmeLt 81 ~,
dsfuption and eensral rslteg.. WITH csstp.
o. The second day al the ne II tern OF said Court
~ be hssA n kwok III on the nrst Monfny Septen.
her, 1909, or judgement prayed for by aefsuiS be
hal AR2tnat yoas III. SCOTT HOW'LL.
jnry1H-daw PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
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flR1NAI,roTICE.

To Adam Spohn, Geo w. Caldwell. James watson,
sRix, Hale y Coal 4. Adsir, II. N. Black and VIM.
stannus, defendants
You hereby notified that there is now on hle In
the Clerks Oncs OF the District Conrtof Lee County
Iowa at Keoknk, petition Of Hiram Barney claim.
ing jndgaant against you, AdsN Spohn or tho snn
Of -Four Hundred Dollars upon mortgage given 10
C,as Mason. upon Lot thfer ~ Block two Anndre u
nd 10 against you si. the osessoihss 81 said
gage the sale ofsaid ot and for other relief
Now yoa must appear and answer ss1 fetisisn by
noon OF the second day OF the next term said Cosr
10 he held In cca ok on the Arst Monday OF September
A. u. feUa or Judgment win had against you by de-
r-'3 "s4~ As n scOTT HOWELL,
EIy Is dAw ss All, for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To Charles Pitcher. Ann csrrol Michael Nc nermo,t
Robert Getty Geo, G. Anderson and William Bruce
Defendants.
fou hereby notified thst there IL nov @ Gle In
thc iefks Once OF the Datrict Court Of lee Cosnty
Iowa a'keAknf petition 10 Equity Of Hiram barney
1laimHs jndrnent against YOU. Charles Paeher. trr
the sam of wo Hon~red fe3o6, Dollars np yur Tetd
Of russ given 10 d. w. Kibourne, the rut-
chase money, 10 MArsh. Lee ard Delsysn upon Lot
seven al Block hundred and twenty rine (lea)
City ~ K~Okek fowH xnd against .au all praying
for the foreclosure Of Deed Of Truf o.
iot, and for xenersi relief
Now yoVfmuE each appear and answer to raid petl.
tion by noon Of the second day Of the OF said
Court. TO be held at k.eknk on the hr,t Monday OF
September, 1862, judgment viii be had therein by
default.
y. SCOTT HOWELL,
yle-d4~ Auy for Piaiptf.
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NOTICE.

To Edwerd Kiibourne, Caroline kilbourne, Ghas
Footr Chs. Fo- t. G.o e aordon Macon wheel
er {; w Garrett W " fvfine, Stale Savings inst-
/. tutr Usrdner r Dr1r, and Wn Page, AsAisne$s OF
The boston Locomotive works" Albert wells,
Franc, " aodbrtdge, Frederick Sbesiey. Wsies O.
hot & Co. NJ Peck Connsbie smyth William
K paterson g Carter, WIN Thonpsepi Trustes, Ae
and u Templin, defer dnptk:
You are hereby poiihe ed thers IL nov file Ia
the Clerk . once OF District Court OF Lsr county
Iowa at ksokuk, petition OF Hiram barney, praying
for tudKmeu Mt against you. Edward kiibourne, Tor
th~ ss,s OF Forty-nve Hnndred Deliars. upon yonr
mortgage, given to Mar,h, Lee b Delevan, upon lot
ave f5f block nye Is. ksokuk, lee ecuney. Iowa:
ga for the sale said ot the foreclosure VI
mid mortssre and he extinguishmsnt OF the equity
OF REDEEM ption, and general relief.
IA each Or YOU must appear xnd answer said pets
ton y Noon Of the second day VI the seal term OF
ssid Court 10 re held on the nst MONDAY OF septem-
Der 1862 or Judgment by default wall BE- had sEatDst
yon. II. s'uii nv" e.
ans2-t4w ha y i9r fi"ihha
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Original NOTICE.

10 N. hickey. lanes Iinsoaa, Geoup BzrtIefth
20. and QGech CHy Narnish Company defend.
anita:
fou, and each of YOU hereby notified that there
lsno~ hie In the Clerk nice Of ct
ry claiming OF Hickey the sum o. our Huna-
drea isllars with 10 per cent Interest prr spnum,
passbie annually, rs money due y Deed OF Trust
made ~ sou 10 ID. w. Ktlbonrne, ard since assrnef
10 said plaintiff dated lith May 1864 Aiso claiming
against each Of on The foreclosure of sid Deed OF
Trust the SANK bslhg npon Lots foar ~, I'VE f5) and
six t6), Block eighty-cIgbt City " Krokuk In Lee
Comfy lows for the plrsn.e mnrrSt and further
asking for saieof LOT four ~ In Beck eighty eight
(sSl and gene rs / relief
And aniess youAppear and answer SKID petition on
or before Of the second dss OF the term ~
sald GouH. 10 CONNIE al ktoknk the frsf Aen-
day OF September fSb2, defaHit VIII be- enttr'd
against " aud Judgment rride thereon,
Tor In said petition.
III. SCOTT HOW ELL.
IL ts-d4w Atty FOR Plaintiff.
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To Adam spchn. James NatseB, Rix, Hale t"', y
4, Adass, II, HiaeA, Nm. Sinnnus, and Geo ".
Caawsti w
You are hereby nnuncd that there sno~ on nle ~
The Cierts uhce the uls trt Court OF lee &nhh'N
Iowa, at keckk. pet or IN equity viii nan hashey,
claiming jnart mrnt against you, Adam syShh, Ter
| sum Of Five Hundred Dollars upon your psot.gAac
given ~ Charles Ma u upon lats ~. Andt~o Rl'
Rtock t2usl, In the Cay Mkeokek lows, and ~
anina gen tss the sate af said ntas the
foreclosure OF taid moresEe the rsiineaishnentet
the eeats cf REDEEM rtJoa .aAd Tar fvn~r. fetieii
Now pach OF ron appear aid answer sAa peti-
aian nv naoa % the ser~nd DAY ef next term ~
Cvuf,, 10 be hold at kcoknk on the ntst Mandsy
- septenee, isSs, udsment viii re bad therets
by default IA PRAYED Tor. N SCOTT HOW'LL,
lslyls ass PlaintiG's Attorney.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

In the County Court Of lee CorHly. lows:
Notice 10 hereby given thai on tisc hrai Monday Of
July 1862 an insrum emit In wrtIng purpor,ng to bt
the last will and Testament OF william ii. Northng-
ton. deceased was prodnced oPssed aud sesd In the
Court above named, and the First Monday In August
1857 Al % by ssid Court the day on which proof
of The zen uu eness Of asid viii Be hcssd
al which time and place, all persans Interested ma,
be heard. ROBERI A. kUshElAs.
.}Hiyib-<saH- county Judge
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nRIGINAL NOTICE.

ARIGINAL NOTICE.
To Leandsr HAsinne- Elizabeth HrreTHs,J n TsU
Emma Hiatt. Rix, Hale h Co.. Reed, Cutler CO.
Reynolds, bamutl Boatnan, Thomas Martin,
George Anderson, II eocA m sn Hatch Thofpp-
son, Charles Psrsens Co., II Foster, Fictien 4
Lucas:
You and each of you, are hereby notified that there
Is on e in the oGce Of The CLERK OF the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa al Ksokuk, petition OF
Reuben arbine claiming nf you. LesndeS Hartine,
the OF Sixteen Hundred and Thirty Doliary,
with six per can't. interest ssHum, pAyabls snnn-
ally, rs balance due on promissory note, on which
Judgment has been obtainnL, made ~ you, sad Lean
der Marbine and secured by AmoetgsEr exeentsd Fl
ron to said Reuben Ilxrbine GATED December ID A. II.
also claiming sgans, each OF you the foreclosure
Of said ortgaGe, the Aame being upon certain Real
Estateta thectty OF Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa more
particularly desert bed In said nortAge and petition
also for corrections Of ettr IN the drpttcn
OF the mortgage premises; and further asking for
sale Of said premises, and general relief sssa y
And unless y0n appear and answer raid petition on
or before OF the second DAP the next term OF
Said CDarr, 10 commence 1t keeksk the afsi Mon
DAY OF September, A. D. 1884, defiant - III be enter
ed against you, and Judgment rendered thereon AZ
a-T NOBLE 4 STRONG,
tyoq-d4v Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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THE. STATE OF IOWA.

"a Jcssoc g. WIckefsham.
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eiefM the Cfsrk OF the Dlstrck Epnrt OF
kie plaintiff SHINING pr sou ihe thp IN MA Q,
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o. eaM nOteS payable 70 kafd plaintiff orAer the
Sthss pa ADic 20 dsp lcrssnp and ssdpvset and
assigned TO paintn,y and upon accounts for Ger.
tain hogs and other property By ed OF al
vers persons anath<m AeatGned topisinin; and that
IN sskaolneA has been iSaued BY the Clerk M said
Courupcu saiad Petition upon which certain Of your
Now, yelsss y0n Appssr snd said pseitlon "a
before noon ~ he aAcooA Asy Of 6sptenhsr aHeQ
thxs beiDG The secopd dsy Df the term OF said
Courtto b hotden Ut Keok uk aut be oAtsred
And judgment rendered asainss you THEREON.
die Il BECK q nEkTH,
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The New York herald., 1862-01-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
A n. .. CHAPMAy 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs
& q. , SuREkB III HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

"a. IL. SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS sTATUAkY, &C. AT PUBL, AUCTION.
The property OF family declining house keeping .
O'clock q the hve story residence No 5 West
Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
seven octave rosewood Pianoforte,
bronze ana ormoiu Chandeliers, ,u...u,,,
sevres and Dresden China Vases.
.'-'' A''' Oak Bune. and Extension Table
Bookcase, Eteseres. Centre Tables,
Shcdeid Table Cutlery. Table Linen.
Rosewood Chamber Furniture, style Louis XIV.
Drawing Rooms-Rosewood Suit covered blue and gold
brocatsl do and gold Tete aete Sofas Chairs
plate glass Doors Encotgnures CABIN Centre Tables Man.
te Mirrors eight bronze Chandel elegant embroidered
Lace Curtains Consol and Card Ia Scvres
China Vases superb Bronzes, repre- tn cury, Crusad-
era Chevsl Do Marley, Hamlet Rem match Paint.
snss Scenes ON the Hudson, by Coz Assumption of the
Virgin oy Lecard Marine Views original by De Bot French
me Engravng Bronze Clock. month black wal
nut Hatstands, Velvet Carpets
Observation-Disclosures Carpets. rosewood and mahogany
Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads. Wardrobes, Commodes,
spring Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Blankets, Counter
panes, Oval Mirrors
Dining Roon--Oak Buffet Extension Table China Dinner
ana Tea Sets elegant t. Ruby and Crystal Glassware Pa
Saivers Table Cutlery, Napkin Rings Also Furniture Of
servants apartment Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
House for sale to let Inquire of auctiOneers.
n B-Srangers wishing to attend this sale take the
FIFTH avenue broadway Sixth and stages
The Assor ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels which will
aeenth street Competent will bs attendance
pack. ship and cart the goods