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10 John Early, Aasusa. Cook, c. G. Strong. Day

TO John Early, Augustus Cook, c. G.. Strong. Day
and Bro;
You and each OF you, hereby notified thai there
10 nle 10 the once OF the Clerk Of the Usirct
Court Of Lee County, Iowa. ii Fort Madison, pstitoa
81 Hiram Barney claiming Of you, John harry The ssm
Of one hundred aud hty dollars, with Ten per cent.
. Mortgage made by .ou 10 Chsreshason, and since
gned said Hiram Barney, dated sept f0th t6e1.
also claiming against each Of you The foreclosure OF
said Mortgage the same being upon Lot No. Sever
N In block hundred and fpvty eight f4f IN the
city Of keaknk, Lee County, Iowa. for the urehss<
money, and farther asking for sale OF said premises,
and general relief
And unless you spsar and answer said petition on
before OF the second day u the nextteru Of
saidaCpurt, to commence nj Poft Madison the 3Fd
Monday Of May. A. ID. ls62, default VIII be entered
AGAINST you rentered thereon A. prayed
for In ssid position.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
feho5.-dtm Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
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mHrlb-d
NOTICE.

To ~ Mecrscken, Executor CT the estate of John
CouuNFiEht. dsceaked. Moses Courtw right, So rah
Courwrght. William CConrtwright. Atner Court
. wright, Phoebe Weir and Samuel Weir heirs II
law Of John Courtwright, deceased, Jonas Conk
ling:
You, and each OF you, hereby that there
10 ae in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of thr District
Court OF Lee county. lows, at Fort Madison, petit
tton Of Edward Ccurtw right, claiming Of you, A. j.
McCYacken, executor OF the estate Of John Court
wright deceased, the sum OF Thirteen Thousapd FIVE
Hundred Dollars, with interest mtney due on
Mortgage made by the said John CourtSvtTht 10
Edward Gourtwf4rAtG astea -iaHHATfIQth. IR52Y al
claiming against each Of zen NE foreclosure Of
said Mortgage, the same being upon land described
therein lying and being In Lee county Iowa, for the
purchase money. and further asking for sale OF said
pfemse and general relief. And unless appear
and answer said petition before noon Of The
second day OF the term OF said Court, 10 COM
mence al Fort Madison on the 81 Monday Of May. A.
d. 1869, default will BE- entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon for ir said peti
ton. NOBLE + STRONG,
marI5-d AM'y for Plaintiff.
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i EGAL NOTICE.

II Gu1XA NVI1ONs
To w. u. Early, John Early, Augustus Cock, G. g.
Strong. Day 4 Bro:
You, and each OF you. hereby noiifed that Their
ID ale In the oce Of the Clerk the District
Court OF Lee County lows at Fort Madison petition
OF Hiram barney claiming Of you, W. H. Early, the
sume OF one hundred aud fifty doiiars, with ten per
cent. ihtersstp4f anaun. paysbie annually. money
due on Mortgage made BY 10 Charles Mason, and
since assigned 10 said Hiram Barney dated Espaenber
both 1854. also claiming against each Of yen The for
closure Of said Mortgage the same being upon Lot No.
eight 6 In block hundred and fory-clkht fl3e1
In the city Of Keekuk, Lee County, lows, for the
purchase moneys and further asking for sale OF said
pre- misses and generai relief
And unless yon appear and answer said petition
before Of the second day Of term OF said
Court. u commence Fort MAdis0n the Bird Nom
d6y OF My a. 1b02, ntkuiI gfuSt
and rentered thereon ~ prayed for 10
said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
feA23-d1m Attorneys for PiaintiH.
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NJ Office OF FORM ALTON OF LIN.
IN TIED PARTNERSHIP

IN TIED PARTNERSHIP
This may certify that Hsmbdea BpeI, resident 81
the city Of KeokuK Lee county, lows, and George r.
Lane, resident Of the city Of Troy, State Of New
York have associated themssIs In limited nasssAp-
tile partnership, sccordne the provision Of Chapter
81 Of the Revived Ende u loMA for the iEanaaefion
OF the Hardware Business In said city OF Ke0kuK,
der The name and style OF Hambden BueI, and con-
tnue for tbs space OF two years, commencing the
lsa DAY OF APRIL 1862 ard terminating the lSt day
Of April, 1864.
The said hsmhden Buel 10 the general partner, and
the said George r Lane IL the apecial partner, and
has fibutsd tho sum OF SIX Thousand Dollars In
actual Cash payments, capital the common stock
Of said partnership. HAMDDEN BUEL,
Aprl-d6w GEORGE r. LANk.
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The undersigned having ieased the above hotsl
and having undergone tborengh repairs and clean
Ing and supplied with furniture, 10 now open 1t
ell hours Of the dsy and night for the aceommoda.
ton OF visitors The table Will be coi2anily suppi-
cd with the best the market snords, and the beds
kept In rood order.
Public patronage IL respectfully solicited. Prices
W suitthe times. G. HUNZI0ER,
marl3-d3m Proprietor.
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY NURSERY
KEoKuK, IOWA.
GEO. 0, HILTON, Proprietor.

Persons in want OF HARDY Fxrrr TaRns, -
Plants, Vines, &c, &c, will do we'll TO call ut -
this Nursery and select such articles rs they -
find 10 be desirable for SPRING pLAxrtNo as II IL
win be found more satisfactory see The articles -
they grow In the Nursery bel, re purchasing.
PcrsonA alta distance, others " bo may End !. In
convenient to cali send their ORDERS by mail or
otherwise aud rey upon being satisfactorily dealt
With Much care has been taken 10 cutivAte Just such
sARiKriks OF have been found succxED WE'LL
In this vicinity Greu situated In the southwest
part Of the city one mile from Main street.
Articles delivered tn any part OF the city, FRaR.
N. Borders received for any quantity Of OsAoK
ORA nos HrpsE PLAxrr n Two DoLLARs per thou
marl7-dav O.. o. HILTON.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
An assortment OF d. Appleton l. Co.'S Albums.
with an sssortm cnt of Cavf4s dr. Fsstte, Al
}. W. OGDEN'S CRY BOOK STORE,
spr2-d Main and % streets.
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g Il A 7 + OF YER No Mt
~ Windham s.s.....In Chancery. April Term, 1862
HANNAH CITING us DFIJOWs A. suATrIrCK

Whereas, at the present Term of this Court HANNAH
CUTTING Of Gulford In said County, brought her Petition
for Foreclosure against SMITH s. BELLOWS of Bernarson
and RUFUS W. SIIATTUCK Of Leyden in the State Of
Massachusetts setting forth that said Bellows shattuck
the I'D day OF April A. D. 1851 morgaged the Petition
er certain land situate in said Guord being the build
ngs and lot in Green River Village, and the premises
conveyed TO said Bellows Sattuck by Petitioner
the dny Of the execution of said mortgage the pay
ment OF 100000 in four semi-unnua payments with interest
annuallyal Of which due and unpaid;-and pray
ing that the Equity OF Redemption the defendants in the
premises may be forecosed.
And 1t appearing that the defendants reside without this
State and have not had personal notice said Petition il is
ordered by the CHANCELLOR that the continued to the
next Term Of the Court Of Chancery be held at Newne
in and for said County Of Winlham the second Tues
day Of September, A. d. 1862 and that Plaintiff notify
said defend nts Of the tendency Of her said Petition and of
the Term Of the Court to which the continued by
publishing the substance thereof with this for three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix printed Brat
teboro' In said County, the last publication to be least
twenty days previous to next September Term Of said Court
which will be deemed sufficient notice defendants to
appear and make answer to said Petition
Il. TYLER, CLERK.
Il. Kirkland, Plaintiffs Solicitor 20
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

w l., THE SUBSCRIBERS being duly APP
pointed by the Hon Probate Court for the District Of
marlboro, Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
claims and demands Of all persons against the Estate Of
COTTON, late Of Newilne In said District deceased,
hso all claims and demands exhibited In Offset therefor
"lS H months rom the 9Th day Of June A. d. 1862 being
DY give notice that we will attend 10 the business of our sand
Gne INV ' az she dwelling house Of Wm h. Bemis In New
o,eloo n,W saturday IN August and November from
'V"1S T. N. on each Of said days
LABAN JONES, JR,l
Newane, July q, 1862 >Voninss0heTS
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w duly appointed by the Hon. Probate Court for the
District NJ Marlboro Commissioners II receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against the E
tate Of JOSEPH BURROWS late Of Gulford In said District
deceased and also all claims and demands exhibited In offset
thereto aud six months from the 18Th day of june A. d.
1862 being allowed by said Court for that purpose hereby
give notice that will attend to the business OF our said
pontmeu at the late residence Of said deceased in Guord
the 2nd Saturday Of August and December, A. 1867
from to O'Clock p. NJ. on each Of said days.
SAM l.. HUNT,
1T MOVES Commissioners.
Guilford, July 9Th, 1862 30
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MITHING.

The subscriber has leased the old and well known shop
Flat Street formerly occupied by c. Bemis, where he
will carry the business Of DLACKsMITHING in all its
branches by employing the best Of help using the best
MATERIAL and doing his work prices he hopes merit
and receive his share Of the business.
MIR. CYRENE BEMIS is employed foreman of
the JoBBING department His reputation mechanic is
second that Of in the State, and well
those who have had w-rk done In this during the last
ten years.
MIR. IBSON will attend to SHOOTING HORSES, "a
department in which he is without a superior.
MIR. CHASE, who is also favorably known in this
town and vicinity accomplished workman will also give
his personal attention to shoeng horses
MIR. BlGELOW will attend to sIoEING OXEN, a
branch of the business that he has followed for many
1F Give a call and will cndcavor that you shall go
away well satisfied that you will again.
VIM. HOLDING.
Brattleboro June "a, 1920
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g ia e OF We RIM o n 7
~ Windham County Court April Term, 1862.
ASA MILLER co. Us. CHARLES Z. TAFT.

Whereas Mt the present Term Of this Court ASA MILLER
SIDNEY A. MILLER and HOWARD A. PRATT Of Brattle-
boro, in said Cunty, coparners under the firm Of ASA
MILLER CO. brought their action Of book Account against
CHARLES u. TAFT Of Dummerston, in the County afore
said demanding 100000 balance book between
them. AMI 1t appearing that said CHARLES Il. TAFT has
not had personal notice Of this suit it is ordered by the
here that the said case I've continued to the Term Of this
Court to be held at Newne In and for said County
second Tuesday Of September A. D. 1852 and that the plain
tits notify the defendant Of the penency Of this action
and OF the Term OF the Court to which the continued
by publishing the substance Of their writ with this
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix printed at
Brateboro Aforesaid the last publication six weeks
previous to said next September Term which will be deemed
sufficient notice to said defendant appear and make answer
to said action. X. TYLER CLERK
T.. Kirkland, Plaintiffs Attorney. %
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S TATE OF We r NJ 0 n II ,
~ windham, sS...... In Chanccry.
JASON c. WHITING pS WALES A. BRIDGES ET AIS

JASON G. WHITING u.s. WALES A. BRIDGES Eft AIS.
whereas, JASON c. WHITING Of Munson in the County
Of amp State Of Massachusetts, the eth day OF
July, A. d. 1862 filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Chanccry FOR said County Of Wndham his Petition
against WALES A. BRIDGES and MOSES CHAMBERLAIN
of wardsboro in said County, and THE WEST RIVER
BANK, corporation located at jamaica In said County,
setting forth that said WALES A. BilDGES on the 10Th
day Of November A. d. 1885, m0rtgagcd to AMASA Fits
Of Wardsboro aforesaid certain land in said Warsboro,
bounded the East by land Of Subael Barrett and Na
War the South by land Of Moses Chamberlain, the Road
leading to N Roo's, and by land Of N Rood the West
by land Of Alden Wakefield and n. Ward aud the North
By by lands Of N Ward, H. W. and David Johnson, aud
'hubael Barrett. containing by estimation 40 acres, to
the payment o ten prossoy notes of 500 each
dated Nov. 10TH 1855, with annual interest from April st
1866 payable the FIRST day Of April in each successive
year beginning with April 1st 1851 I'LL the whole paid,
all NJ which notes due aud unpaid together with
large of interest And that said AMASA FITS Jan
3d. 1886, assigned said notes and mortgage TO the Petitioner
That Sept. 18th, 1901 the West liver Bank and Moses
Chamberlain scveray attached the Equity Of Redemption
Of said Bridges in said land ws retnrnabe April
Term Of Wndham County Court 1862 which Term they
obtained respectively Judgments and took their
tons In due time and form Of law, and so created lien
said land in favor Of each Of hembut they each neglect
aa refuse pay to the Petitioner the money due
said nocs-and praying that the equity Of redemption
said Bridges, Chamberlain and West River Bank may be
fDreclosed Which sail Petition Is made rcturnabe the
Term of the Court of Chancery be held at Nepne
in and for said County Of Wndham the second Tuesday
Of September, A. d. 1862.
ANA appe ring that the said WALES A BRIDG rs has
gone to parts unknown, that the orinry
Of the Court cannot be served upon him. ordered
by the CHANCELLOR that the Petitioner notify the said Wales
A. Bridges Of his said Petition and Of the Term the Court
to which the same returnabe by publishing the substance
thereof with this order for three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phoenix printed at BraeborO In said County, the
last publication be at least twenty days previous to said
September Term of said Court which public ition will
be deemed sufficient notice to said Wales Bridges APP
pear and make answer to said Petition.
elias. X. Field, Plaintiffs Solicitor. IS
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MARRIAGES..

In Marlboro, the goth inst, Ivy Rev. L. II. Newton,
Mr. THOMAS s. A. BARDWE ELL Of West Brattlcboro' and
Miss tIONoRA H. CAlIILL of Chicopee, Mass.
In Wilmington July 10, by Rev. Mr.. Baou, Mr.. GEO. A..
BELLOWS and Miss HARRIET u. GREEN, both Of New
York City.
In Pondvc July 2lst, by Rev. @. Brooks Of Warsboro,
jos. NJ. ALLEN, ESQ, Of Philadelphia, and ROSE s.,
daughter Of Ransom King, Esq Of Pondvlle.
In lardwick June 10TH by Rev Andrew Royce Green's
boro, Rev. GEO. b. TOLMAN Of Sheldon and Miss HAM
NAH H. BAGLEY of IIardwick.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

NJ +, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING APP
w pointed by the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
marporo, Commssnnerst to receive, examine and adjust all
claims OF all persons against the Estate Of DANIEL DEXTER
ateof Warsboro, In said District deceased and also ali
claims exhibited In offset hereto and months from the
first day Of july 1892 being allowed by said Court for that
purpose we hereby notice that will attend To the
business Of our said appointment late dwelling house
Of the deceased In Wardsboro, the FIRST Wednesday in
september ana December next from O'Clock A, NJ until
O'Clock Z. NJ. on each Of said days.
HOLLAND PLlMPTON,l
WILLARD SHEPARD, : Commissioners
Wardsb3ro, July 18th, 1852. 20
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

w pointed by the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Mesuulnser Commissioners to receive examine and adjust
AL claims and demands of all persons against the Estate
pANlD BROOKS, late Of Putney, in said District de-
ceased and also all claims aud demands exhibited in offset
thereio and six months from the 4th day June d. 1862
being allowed by said Court for that purpose hereby give
oee tat we will attend to the business Of said APP
pontment at the office Of John KmbB In said Putney on
Monday the 25h day Of August next from nine O'Clock NJ
until four O'Clock Z. NJ, on said day.
JOHN KIMBALL D
Putney, July 9th, 1862. rs
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OF VERMONT, / The II

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. Probate
~ WestmiHster,S.S Court for said District
70 all persons interested in the Estate of CALVIN BAR
RErT late Of Bruokne, In said District deceased
Whereas an instrument purportng to be the will and
testament OF said deceased has been filed In said by
WILLIAM ADAMS the executor therein named for prubate
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon the
probate of said Instrument the session thereof to be held at
the office of A. StOddard In Townshend In said district on the
first Wednesday Of October A. d. 1862 when and where you
may be heard In the premises If you IT.
BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, July 8, ls62.-2S
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO. s. s.

NTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate Court for said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate of LEVI HOWARD
late of Marlboro, deceased, greeting:
Whereas, JOSEPH HAMILTON, has presented to this
Court an Instrument puporns to be the last viii of said
deceased for Probatc;You hereby notified that this
Court will decide upon the Probate said Instrument at the
session thereof to be held at the Probate Office Bratteboro
in said District, the first Saturday Of Augur D. 1862
when and where you may appear and contest the same
you see fit. IL. w. CLARK 4, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. S.
~ The Probate Court for said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of JOHN r. STACY
late Of Nottingham, deceased, Greeting;
You are hereby notified that this Court Will decide upon
allowance of the account Of EBEN STACY and WILLIAM
MESSENGER, Executors of the last WIN OF said deceased
and decree distribution thereof among the persons entitled
thereto, Mt the session thereof be held The Village Hotel
in Wilmington, in said District the last Thursday Au
gust A. d. 1862 when and where you may be heard in the
premises, If you fit.
20 Il. W. CLARKE Register.
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TATE OF VERM MON 7
- windham County Court, April Term, 1862

TATE OF VERM mt
- windham County Court, April Term, 1862.
DANIEL WILKINSON "a. pL1MPToN STEPHENSON
CO. and TRUSTEE
Whereas, at the present Term Of tits Court DANIEL
WILKINSON Of North Providence in the State Of Rhode
fand brought his action against ALBEIT PL1MPT0N,
GEORGE A. STEPHENSON and ADONIHAM RENWICK,
coparners doing business In Boston, County Of Suffolk and
Of Massachusetts under the firm Of Pmptou, Stephen
Co. upon the counts Of indobotus assupst
demanding 500 damages and also summoned OSCAR j.
PRATT Of Braeboro in said Windham County, Trustee
Of said defendants.
And appearing that said principal defendants reside
without this State not had personal notice Of said
suit Is ordered by the Court here that this be contn
ued to the Of this Court 10 be held Mt Newne In
and the County Of windham the second Tuesday Of
cpenber d. 1862 anil that the Plaintiff notify said de-
feuants Of the pendency Of his said action and of the Term
Of the Court to which the same continued by publishing
the substance Of their writ with this order for three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phmnx printed at BriebOro
In said Wndham County, the last publication 10 be at least
SIX weeks previous said next september Term, which
WIZ De deemed sufficient notice to said defendants to appear
and make answer to said action.
H. TYLER, CLERK.
Geo. Howe, Pihps Attorney.
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THE HARMONIC ATTACHMENT

THE HARMONIC ATTACHMENT
Is admitted by all be the most valuable and important i'm
proyement made the Melodeon. the power of
The instrument is doubled without increasing its size or the
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Our recently patented Manual Sub Base an arrangement
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