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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05


90 usToP THATO0UGHI ."-sH low canI do ttY tGo
10 Keysero Wood erest and geta bottle Of his Cough
Pecoi a. and II that don't cure you, your case ustbe
desperate indeed This 10 specimen Of the coiloquy
one hears almost every day In cold catching periods Of
the year. And We cam from actual experiment. cheer
fully concur in the advisers admoniuon Bboye tor
have tried the ePectol.n In most stubborn case with
entire success Near two weeks ago We vent 10 Psbu
with one Of the most distressing, contrary, mdsb, Tn
SubnaDle coughs we ever experienced since our advent
upon this mundane sphere! We coughed steadily and
laboTously for one whole week, hopes Of isQ out
but II was no CO. In fact seemed rather 10 have I'm
proved By practice and 10 have acquired strength poten
cy and dsstrtssibg BY the operation III this stage
the siege, we hed our way to Keysers, 0 Wood 3d.
-sproeureda 6fy cent bottle OF the Pectotal took II
aecordlag todifecone and IN forty eight hours we
master OF the field, the enemy having Internationally
Sdfrendered after brief but UNEQUAL conflict with 90
formidable an adversary as Kesber3 famous Slough
Pectoral. DrosOnsyib Clipper, Dec. Il, 1850, ~
,sd ss'ss' fai sists "a ~ q 7l' +, = Z,
4 pR. KEYsER,B PRcT0RAL SYRUP Is prepared and
sold by pr aE0Res H. KEvsEIL l4O Wood street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. s1i@ 9gallah
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

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Five 10 eight bottles Will cure he WORT case Of bcro-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05
VuI ~ ruv1k IS1PuOuuflJI
HOWARD J.. JONES, /
Cashier oitizens' Deposit Banl

~ s.oy ss1 sTEUBEvILLE, o., March IA, 1859
have used DR., Keyserb Cough Syrup for bad cough
Of several years standing, and can cheerfuy say
the best medicine for the same that have taken
t.,.. ..-..r Fl, J.W. PRICE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05
-WORCESTEfSS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Lateat--Ths Lsrgest.,The Best.
The Cheapest Because the Best.

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The Lateat-~The LsrgestrsThe Best.
The Cheapest Because the Best,
sarwrT Al az ,=-Y wTFFR7
.sTIio msst ,fsslisbsa sthhdasd Au.
thority OF the English Language"
emssi lSiv iAaAdrst hahm, iEsiscators Of 0aio,
.rHn- BEST ENGLISH DICTIONARY ExTANT."
noizwitisnH y srary Mon Ebevwohsrs.
tHeas 10 are upwafdsofA Hundred rhonsaSd Words,
whose mufarions meanings and defivations toRether
with the correct spelling, and pFennnsadon are clearly
ss' before 'ne sso' i0n s8aaaaa as,, =, ~ %.
baa 8.58 nss sd % =
s.,a n, D,sisioAs OF 40 ls.ocrs OF tas 61io STATE
II Fidf' 4 q Ibdchsr'e Aee0otutf0n. 7tiN"d
The dnaefsaned members b the Ohio STATE Teachers
Assoclaon adopt and aim to use In teaching, writing
and speaking, the orthogAphy and pronunciation OF
Worcesterb Royal uArto Dictionary and We most cor
daily fetommend Il as the most reliable standard au.
thory Of the EngIah Language, % now written and
apokens 9WEa 8uupG iJlsI n 13iupe 9ioli
\ ,LoR,u ArpR,lsys, President Kenyon College,
. M. D. LEsprrD spperinkpdsnt zAnesvlle Schools
Z THos. W nHHyEy seP,t Ma1sil0p vnlcp ssh0Sls.
IN. y. CowbERy, sup't Public Schools sandusky'S
JouE LyroH suptP1blic Schools, lolrcleville.
IA s, N, sAmohp, Principal Cleveland Female sernina'
lPws. Mrselaril, supt Public schools, M. Unlcp.
JoHN odoEH, Principal STATE Normal SCHOOL, m'nno'
csRu. MASON, Principal Fourth Inlemsdate SCHOOL,
VBY'I ! II 4. <, ,Riis, supt Canton Union schools.
o EDWIN REekL, Principal McNeely Normal School
\ XII r. TApP1h Prof. Mathematics, Ohio UniverSitys1
VIZ W. EpwIRns SUIT Troy Union School
A. o. BoPKiFs Principal West High bcnooi's V'e'e'
8 A.NOaror, Associate Principal High School cleve-
fnroDOar sTrRrrs, Principal High, School, cl'v'
land. AZ Oh ssGnI pgG, n,ll 40 ,sxlsnIL.. -
r. n patla, ~ tts,sc,i. Insiitnte Hi
ram. A. ''I-''' r1-'' - Te'''NIc'35 S5C = ,lsS
| u ", ~ ~. mann ~ saw ~ '' - " !, = :
n g.pnry. Exoommissoner Of Common schools
| Ohio. T77I5l5l uVl Hl'uu ,lpo' ~
JAMES MoNRor Prof. Rhetorc, 0berln College. -
| r Tnos, HItL, Preadent Antioch Dollege. gll4
l. O. W. H. oATHoARr, Pror hathemeue'' higt
School, Dayton, f,i. ~ - A ..ysu ,r.ux 90 -,
D. 10. ORUhnAuaH, froi' banBuago' niBn pohool
Dayton. .-9.a' w. 4" ol
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tore, hdUe cndorsed ne aboes sentfpfens, Ia .lo,
.yl4 80
| PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES in OHIO.
MARIETTA coLtReE -',1t Ia truly magnificent WORK
1 country PIP resident Andrews. 40 fk.ii'II
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fiona 7, vii, r. nv ends in orthovspbv and pfpnun
ciation and viii often he committed by me for liz neh
and accurate definitions. r-Preaident Thompson,
| W r. RoLrcrio cotIRar. -dHeretofore We have use
webstef,s orthogrsphy. Al recent meeting Of ou
FscSltyi was decided to change y to conform 70 .hs
Garaeid.
w.sfTRs Rr,TsvI,, ceLLse,,5'H, nnd It worthy 0
opkRLrr (JoLr,sr -"It more than meets nv expecta
t,on, secommena n as Inc standard anthoritv d
oTthoepv 10 NV children and nv pupils. .'-presden n
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

They are at home and any one who has doubts can In
quire of theper VINO have been curedbyit dr $50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

\ On. IKHYsRR rs srpREpARHD Ar ANY TIME 10
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE, FOR ALL
THOSE WHO NEED HIS AAEEDIclNEs.abiis z ~
ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A case Of ave years
landing cured BY DIR. KEYSER'S PDOTokAL SYRUP.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05
PICTORIAL ! SYRUP.

d IPI INVITE AvgENTIoN 70 some Of tho ahostsz
traordinary curea BY my tiBHNl -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

ROBERT CLARKE,, 81 CO.. I'D
iawpubl,skerc, Booktsets; stAuonets md Importers
No. 55 West Fourth street.
u ,fsbIfsAQn,is uaf sa1h 80 t'tf1ta Cincinnati o.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-03

The favorable hope inspired 10y the last
dispatch from Gen. Pope was doomed to
the saddest disappointment. The follow
Ing dispatch, dated on Sunday last, 49,
which we find in our Harrisburg and
Pists6urg exchanges Of Monday morning,
gives quite different aspect to the oon>
dition of affairs from that which was an,
ticipated. 1t will be seen that General
Pope's dispatch Of Saturday morning is da-
ted at Gainesville. He then spoke OF pur>
suing jackson but by the following dis
patch we find him aud our whole force
mdssed at gentreyille on the rsriry Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-03
Bsy'D. A. Mahoncv, editor Of The Deb

Bsy'D. A, Mshoney, editor Of the Deb.
uque Herald, lately arrested and taken TO
Fort Lafayette, has been nominated fnr
Congress by the Democratic convention
Of his district. Mr.. NJ. is an able eaiior.
and a man Of fine ability. In 1913. Math
ew Lyon was elected to Congress in yar.
mont while in prison a, Vergeuros under
the Sedition Law tyranny o. the FIdor
Adams.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-03
NEXT SENATOR W. A. WALLACE.

- -
NEXT SEEATOR-W A. WALLACE
The Senatorial conference re. assembled
at Altoona on Tuesday last, in pursuance
Of the adjournment, and on the ninth baI>
Io,, Ir. Wallace, Of CIcarfeld. having re,
cclyed six votes. was declared to be d4Iy
nominated. as the Democratic candidate
Tor the State Senate in The district co n
posed a the countio, of Blair, Cambria
and Clgmfcld Imnediatcl ON the an.
uouucemeut Of the re.ul, the nomination
was made unanimous on the motion Of
Nr. Wyke, of Cambria.
Thus, aftcra lapse of eighteen years.
The Democracy Of CloaGo,l is honored
with tunishinga candidate for the 1en~
ate Of Pennsylvania.
TO the people Of Clearseid county. it is
not necessary that we should say single
word in bcbalfof Mr. WALLACE. Raised
in our midst from early childhood and iu
active business intercourse with our citi.
zens even from boyhood, no man is
better and we venture tc add, no one is
more i'yoraoiy known. His talents
are OF a superior order, an" possess,
ing an energy a perseverance,, and an in.
uus'ry unoNce''ed, he has risen to emi
nence IN the profession Of the law and in
every respect is calculated to make one OF
Inc most valuable public servants. No
man possesses more thorough know
iedge oI the "antsond expectations of the
people 10 him, the welfare Of the man
who earns his daily bread by the swea. of
his brow Is of as much Importance as that
oiany other member Of the community.
NoI uo'S any man more properly appre'
varied interest ofthc di.,r.c, who's, vel.
fare he would be called npon TO racard
and we venture TO say tna. no man would
labor more zcalouslv TO do Justice to each
Of them
In politics. Mr. WALLACE ha, always
Loon o,rsfs,.,r.4 gr,I e,.l.,.t e., l;. .,,,..,,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-03
ALEXANDER hAMSER
4 PART OF THE REBELLION.

4. J. Van Vorhes writes as follows
1t is well known that dissatisfaction has
existed in the various tribes for some
weeks past, in consequence Of the delay
Of the government in making the annual
payment; but no one dreamad of auell
organized and systematically arranged
outbreak embracing tribes which havo ev.
er been hostile to each other. This fact
in connection with circumstances which
have come to nv knowledge w.lhin the
past few deys, convince me that it is a
part Of the plan Of the great rebellion.
Major Galbraith writes from Fort Ridr-
ley TO the Governor:
All tie Sioux Indians are up in arms
and unfortunately numbering everr
white person and devastating the country
We are here With about one hundred ma
nifty efficient men, mostly undrilled w.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-03
THE INDIAN WAR in MINNESOTA


III. Chiyycua& rlsug--Hc IWlagc n NcV
iim Buu.d-l liorc M,1VcrS -PTocllma-
Eoa Of Governor Ramsey.
The accounts Gom the frontier OF Min
nesota show that an Indian var has been
inaumw,cd, which sinks into insigni6
cauue MI lao other Indian wars which
have occurred in this country for 50 y Us.
The Sioux Indians who began the war, II
is now threltened will be joined by lhe
CEippewas. The latest intelligence is
contained in the following dispatch.
ST. Patti, MINN., August 70. The lat
est lalep from New Ulm state that on Sat
uriay night the village WAS mostly burn
ci up.
Anauiyal from Crow Wing direct brings
the intelligence that NOlc.iu Mc day, the
great Chippewa chief ha7 issued q 1roclH-
nation 'hal he would MT be responsible
for the conduct of the Indians after Tues.
day, and warming the whites to leave the
country before that tluIe. lloleria'ther
day had sent a message to Commissioner
Dale and Judge Cooper to come and make
la treaty.
The Chippewa agent, Walker. against
mho'h C""' ''"."'' ""'o U'T' "''uo ~ ,"G
Cn'PPe"" IL !, .ei,o',eH' '"I ,r co',Li,',e" united
'u'Iiur' J." "' ~ NANNY "' WI 'Pt'
w. M .''',U', Ginnu rs y,.Y9 c,,,.. ,,ro,, LAWN rba
northern part Of the State is making ear.
nest applications for military aid.
Dispatches from Col SJley. on the 2jth,
state that he arrived at st. Paul on the
22d, and has been actively engaged in al
ordiug all possible aid to the bclcaguered
Villages.
Major Fowler, with fifty mounted men,
made a rs,oni-sauca at Fort Rldgeley, on
the route Of the previous day, and returns
od to 81. Peters Mt three o'clock on the
morning cf the 2jth, bringing the bodies
Of several women who had been killed
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-03

Oml day. uu . wa,o miles umo
Washington Private d.r,h.. hnnoy
uU represent llulno l,rs n.p p,ul,J'nu.d
ur ,hr mHI. or NmhuaDou
There v.uo Gehlmg ou .uuda,
W.usu1s. Aug 3l-llruuul. were
hplNs reinforced and uuUDh,d poloR
ann. bpIQlc tho arrival oD Gou. luukIn
aud sumner The attack va. boldly met
and 4 severe battle followed lho odyan-
..ap of the whole was ON the NjdroN tho
enemy and Pope fell back lo ,wnucyllIc
with the whole army n good order lio
has now been Joined boy General franklin
nj Ccnlrcyille, and Sumner was on The
march, to him last night. lie occupies
the strongest position ,n the vicinity OF
Washington, and is expected promptly To
renew the contest After the successes Of
Friday every effort should be made to has.
ten the forwarding Of our troops.
LATEST. Private dispatches direct
from Washington Of TO day, state that
Gems Franklin and sumner had arrived
with heavy reinforcement 10 Gen. Pope,
and that everything was progressing h'
yorubly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-03

SsS- The NltonGt htcHgsnser, in accoun.
Iing for the failure of the Hunter colorod
hrlgade' says white soldiers had TO be
,'auon"d around he negroes camps eve
ry night 20 prevent them from deserting
TO the enemy with their Enfield rifles -
And, yet the AJolaionists say "arm these.
groes :"
neA-Iuttle's Comet is now visible every
clear evening
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-03
FREEDLEY q CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York

PIANOS Persons who wish to buy Piano
Of the best makers will be shown Low they can
save o handsome sum ia the purchase if they Cd
dress PlAyo, caro- JOY, Cor Co.,, Publishers
Agents, New York ?. o.
noy-25-61-ly chd. 2nit july 81,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-03

R-sgrThe Democracy are never TO be in
Undated by the traitor Abolitionists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17
T EGAL NOTICE.

To- W Me,ithew, LOUISE Meri.hsw, Oliver Reeves,
Eflea tsAsess Abrshsm Lamb. Owen BALDWIN
Katharine BALDWIN, Isaac Hail, sna Mary A mn HHf:
fnu snd each OF son are hereby notlnrd that there
Is now on Hle In the OF Hiram Hslney plststi1
lheing asnhin chancsry 70 foreclose . mortysre i
against Isaac Gardner and Others, Defendants pend
ing IN the district CSunAf Lee toarty, lows u REQ
kuk an answer nnd cross.biiI Of Melon Gardner ss
Executor Of ihs estate Of William Roach dece Asea
y no Is delendAnl In The oIiginnl su1i claiming OF
you. The said 4. ". Attithc W, aud Oliver H. Reeves
ihe sum Of Seventeen Hundred Dollars, with ten per
nt.1sATes per Atn uu, money Cue mort gage
male ny You 70 William, Reach In his lifetime, also
ssnninE ssaahss sach OF y0u Tue foreclosure OF said
morigAge he sane bsipE upon the North-sast quarter
oi he soatf rssr 81 section seven m Town
ship % north Range west, in LEG county, Iowa and
also praying thst the SoutheaN qus-r or the South
wse quarter OF said section be nrSt sod to- pay the
amount which may be round due the Plaintiff Hiram
barney. and thst then the Norhcast quarter Of the
quarter Of said section be sold Ia pay
Plaintiffs claim. and further askng for sale or said
PscIHfsrs 10 IAy e smoun; dEe said srdnef ~
ator ard fof ges-fsi rsiief Ind uniess you appear
and ankw ar ssid before noon OF rha sec
ohd day OF the H term OF said Court to
" ksk or tts@ afst ~ o,sds u OF krrstmbeY ID
ie0. default will he entered spainst sau and fudc
ment rendefsd thereon prayed for snia trsaidn
NOBLE sIE0AG,eE q
mayIsd s4 Au'ys Tor Fiaintir,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17
I EGAL NOTICE.

70 r : Cred. Green Erskius, 3eorgs pixon, Tru.-
tee fof Efaen Esakins ana Joseph Riasewsy, I'D
49, wssa AoIa;I I'D 2 naggsp.n, Joseph Rsas.yay,
ior re ass ~ the Eciool Fund, r rOorhirA Nm
Wiilisria, McNAMArra, Emma III MiiinusF
Exscntrlx or George B Wilifams deceased. Hat cl
Thompson, clsdin, Mellon T. Co., A Htahes,
Love, Bryan, Adams r Co,s RN b w FUvd Huh
kennedy, Arnold Kendall, b Ficlcn VIM TurSa-
u, assfEutb p Patrick Grouse, KS0kaK L011s No
y 9 Q 9. George w MccTsry, kseantos 81 IA
ward Boynton, decessed, lanes Cox, Michael
busney, Thomas DUNCAN and sarah DUNCAN, Exec-
ufsrs.Qf samuel Jenklps dseeaqR1, A O. AiGhv IN q
MhgNun, 4 III CehmA n And JCofgnAn, 36mti CAita1-
BAN. James II McCutcheon, Reynolds 4 Richard.
son. EsnjsnsnT Head Michael TsIion, nc Dewsy.
II Love Go JaHes RaInsny, Kramer, rw in
Ogden, John y cndman and George AsyAn.
You, and each or You. hereby not ied that there
e nov on hie In the ooe Of the Clerk of tAe District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa At Keokuk said county
petition Of Samuel r. Miller, claiming OF said H. n
Cfeei. Ten Thousand poLiars, ~ monay due On SsSe
pfomis ssy u0tes, An4 Aiso caiaing Aealns all ypu
Inc fer0ssosa$e - mortgage certain Real Estste
n Lee county. lows, executed " said r. r Crcel TO
secure said no les. 3 j f Il srass s44a hDs3f
NOW, unless you appear and spswsr said petition
eeIore noon nnthe second ty Or the Hext ssptsmhsr
sim q esa District Court Of lse county Iowa 10 ~
sssss ,s::a .srsts ss,ss,N S'e
RANKIN I MILLER
Jesl9'A ~-ssat Bsteeas t iPaainttff Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17
NOTICE.

To W Stewart, administrator OF Isaac Msfslaskey
deceHfed harfs McCtsskey, CLARK a. AcGtask~y aud
Isaac n. HcC1skey, dstsndanlssF ia sFsy-y388
There Is nov on HE In The Cerk Once the Dstrc
Court OF Lee county, Iowa at Ksot uk petition q!
Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment against you W
X, Stewart. administrator u isaac AeGlatkey de-
cessed, for the OF four hundred and fsrtv-snnr
and 100 dollars with ten PER interest from H..
goth Of May .ls3s npon mortgage hass ~ lsAsc o
Caskey. deceased TO Chas Masen also for the fsre-
closure VI said mortgage and saIe OF the mortgaa~1
preniises being the eou'h half OF the nth east
ter Of rsction six t6 In township rtxts Ave Gs norm
OF rsnge Ave tal west In Lee county Jewa for the
ting risnrpt Of the right OF redemption and ser gen
eraf relief Now each Of yon apes hr d ans or
20 said petition By noon OF The second dsy Of the
term 81 said Court, TO he held Keoknk on the rs,
Monday OF September A ID. 1852, judgme nj BY de
fault v III be had therein againrt yoa.
SCOTT HOWELL
maN"-o4w 8u'g for Pi'n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Wycon. WIN Thompson, Xix. Hale d Go, n
Reynolds, II Foster George Fosfsr, Reed. cut-
Ter Co., Ruben Harbiue. EamT beatfnan and
Ftcklin Lucas
feu, and each Of hereby notified that there
u now on Die In the Office Of the CLERK the Ustrtct
gsitri II lee rnunty, Iowa ST ke.i uk petition OF
Hiram Barney claiming of you. g. Wy coz The sum
OF 1~eIts Ave Hiadfed Dollars with ten yer cent
Hlerrsi per anhnm, pay able sDHuRiiy, monty due
ohixs ceTtsiA mortgages made BY you II cLsS NJ
son. dated October LIST, le5G, aso eiain,i.s ags,sst
sch 81 son the foreclosure Of ~ III The
being upeh lot 81 three biprk three. In M4sons
upper addition toShs city Of keobGk, In Ice count,
Iowa Tor the purchase rohHy; and asking for
sale Of said tEenitses, and general relief And m
Tess you appeaf and Anbwer said petition on or before
noon Of the second day Of the term sAid Court
70 Commences at Keokuk the let MONDAY OF septsm-
bes A. y. lsGa default will Be catered against ron,
ana Judgment re- nde thereon prayed for in aald
petition, esg H. ECOfF HOWELL =
maylv-d Atty for PiaintiH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17
EVIL N011tE. II
I41 la. 1zi.,,IrLI.l aLLLI

III
and Geo c And rson Co , N Msroun. Hatrh =
Thompson, Fickicn Lucas, william nurs al i =
4 TnmeIty, Scott ornlsby, a + stevenson +
Black we'll, Daniel Mahoay, Chaplin y Ins. ntuts
Of IOwafnF the use OF the Sehod rSnd. \ Ho.n,a :.
lava State fnsura nee Company, CAttae,den = No
asS ie, IA R& DIV Ford, samuel III sJsliO,, " VI =
Tucker NJ Sharis, 8 4 N Smith, znrr e =
yOsrhies 4 Co.. Mahonsy 4 Anon. 3ainsa EoIIins-
w sample, George 0'Eeil, Jane. sTarbell. Pred
Kramer. and r Douthsls f2 sF'7t @ef'A ~
YOU and each OF you hereby notiG I'd that there
IL RA IN the once Of the C-fk or the District
tourt of Len county, Town, vt kcokuk, petition OF
Isaac Hall claiming 81 you, John Zrat and BernAfd
and Eighty Cents with eight per cant interest per
mum, from Nssenber S5lh, a. ID. 1861 a. money due
on three pronissory notes. executed by You 10 said
Hasi also eiarag against each Of you the Joreclos
ufs of Hseftgage The same being upon certain Zeal
Estate In Las EQUITY 3sws executtd by lite said John
xwart and Bernard Zwart to said Hall TO Ia
me,it of said notes. and Particularly dtsEFibeii
IN said petition and further king for sale OF s
premises, and, general rellef
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before OF the day Of the hext lerm VI
satA Ceart, 10 com nencf kcaluk on the ist Mem
day OF September, d. 1SGa d,fsult Viii be enter
ed against you, and Judgment rendered thereon
prs, ed for In said petition.
a.s F5sf-zTaf NOBLE Il STRONG,
iel6-d Aa'ys for Plaintiff
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EGAL NOTICE.

10 ktnty u Hove. huweft Howe, Arnold Kendall, C
Pfielsfd aud & II Perry
ftu ara hereby notified that there IL now on file In
Gp ne CfrYk 81 ti,p Tlstriet S,mTt o. lee
eett.tts le@s, al keekak. petition ~ q. H. Perry
Atner Reeves and ssnnelF, Miller Exec uasrs Of The
viii OF l. H. Reeves, claiming OF yeu. Ensiiy NJ HIVE
and lowell Howe, -Four Hun drcd Dollars. ~ money
due on Pron,s-ory nets, and aise cisiminH sssin.s
all OF you the foreclosure Of mortgage certain Real
Estate 10 Lee county, Iowa execaisd TO secure said
NOW, unless you appear AID answer said petition
Of The second day OF the next Asptenber
term n The District Court Of lie county Iowa TO be
he Id at keouk judgment, viii rendered neAfnff ven
PRAYED fer b. dsfanti.
RANKIN X MILLER
tsf1-d ~ At,ts for Plaintiffs
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II EGAL NOTICE.

To Thomaa Martin, Eiixsbsth Martha. koYaeosa Var
rail-, william Leslie, Leslie, Fsederiea xurx
oassieiis Ann zuxe. John Boyd, Bailey, Barnes 4
Wood, William Turner, Hugh Hart. smith Hanill
John Randolph, James Umond, James HanIlaou.
joseph K,gr, Rsner Laurent, X Biscawell,
and state - Iowa:
lou are bcTnb. naifcd that there IL now on Ole in
the ufhce Of The Clerk OF the Ustrct Court Of Lse
county, lows. NJ Kcokrk petition OF Samuel n Mil
ler Q. Perry, and Abnsr Reeves. Execusors Of the
Will " L. h. Reeves, claiming VI Thomas Martin,
Eghs Hundred Doilart money due on nros,,t,.cyy
mote. aud cisns against all of you The force esure
OF mortgage given by said MEr'in en- certain RIAL
said note
Aow- unlsss appear and wer said petition on
OF beore noon OF The secnd day OF The keptsna
ber iarm Of said Court ja.fmsnt Viii be- s.,s- red
against you by default
RANKIN Il MILLER.
jei2d Au.ys cor rialsssas