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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-03
NOTICE.-IN n

NSOLVENT NUIINE.-IN TIE DISTINCT
i Court Of the 18th Judicial District Of the State N
California, in the matter at the petition Of SIMON
BANNER an insolyent debtor: Pursuant to an order
of the Hon. I. B. Mcfarland. Judge Of the said ns
trict Court notice is hereby given TO all the creditors
Of the said insOyent Simon Banner 10 be and appear
before the Hon. b. Mcfarland, District Judge atore
said in open Court al tie Court room Of said Court
In the County Of Nevada on THE TENTH DAY OF
MAY. A. D.. 1862. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of that dav
then and there TO show cause if any they can. WHY
the prayer If said nsoly should not be granted
and an assignment OF his estate be made, and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursu.
ance ofthe statute in such case made and provided
and in the meantime all proceedings against sail
insolvent be stayel
- Witness my hand and the seal Of the said
{ r. : lCourt. this hrst day Of april, 4; n. 1862.
Is X. II. FARQUHAR Clerk
- BY G. X. Farquhar Deputy.
HILL HUPP. Atty's. anrl
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FRUIT TREES.
The largest 4 Finest Selected stock
For Wine & Table Use in the State,

We are prepared to sell the above in large small
quantities at Greatly Reduced Prices from previous
wears and lower than the kinds sold, as per
Eastern catalogues Also, THE CALIFORNIA GRAPE
VINE, of two years growth
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-03
A DMINIsTRATOR'S sALE.-Pursu-

TEN NOTICE.-STATE OF CALIFORNIA
il County of Nevada. In the County Court PETER
KENT and A. +. MACKAY vs.. JAMES FLEMING ami
ELEANOR FLEMING. Notice is hereby given 10 all per-
sons holding or claiming liens that certain lot OF
band with the building thereon, situated in the city
Of Nevada and described as follows, bounded on the
north by Deer creek on the east by the road leading
from the foot Of Broad street, Nevada City. TO the
town Of Grass Valley the south by lot occupied by
Mr. Mills and on the west BY Gold Run, 10 be aus
appear before the Hon. David Belden, at the Coufe
Room of said Court on the 10Th day of May 4. D.,
1852 and then and there exhibit the proof OF sai4
liens. Dated the 7th day of April. a. y. 1862
r. II. FARQUHAR, Clerk
Per G. X. FARQUHAR. DEPUTY.
J. I. CALDWELL, Atty for Plaintiffs. IaprlO Wv.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-03
EVERGREEN TREES.

Califor ia Arbor Vita Cedar, Sugar Pine, Spruce,
Firs. Deodar Cedar, Cypress, etc. Persons ordering
particular varieties of Fruit Trees will please men
ton whether they viii allow us to sbduute in case
we have not the particular varieties namedwe will,
however in all cases adhere to the orders far as
possibe-and when allowed to substitute varieties,
will give kinds of the class ordered, as Early
autumn Late or YiRter Fruit.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-03
Medical.
DIR. ]. G. YOUNG,

Late Professor Of the University Of Pennsylvania,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
Private Medical Office and Hospital
NO. ISL CLAY STREET,
Opposite the southwest corner OF the Plaza,
SAN FRANCISCO,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-03

"ARLEM OIL (NIedicamentum) AH''
u HAMBURG TEA, for sale by ,-.....
Feb,2T, E =. SPENCE, II Broad sFP's"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-03
DO NOT BE DECEIVED.

In consequence of the wide spread celebrity of Or,
j. G. Young, certain pretenders have palmed them
selves upon the unsuspectng, as being the veritable
Dr. Young. Persons wishing to avail themselves of
D. Ys skill should be very careful and call at his Of
fee or send some known friend that will not deceive
them as ths landlords of some disreputable hotels
have been In the habit Of keeping loungers on at
their places and when requested to call DR.. " have
palmed such persons upon the invalid as being DR..
Young. The Doctor win always be ready to attend
ON cases where the patient is not able TO call His
medicines Dannot be obtained at any other place in
the country, as he has no agents. Therefore, be
careful. and not be deceived by any of the quacks
and imposters of the State.
]. C. YOUNG, ND.
Office, T61 Clay street, opposite the "Portsmouth
House." Office hours from a. \. till SP.N,
Feb, 8, 1s62.-3m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-03
NURSERY STOCK, CONSISTING OF
SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES

Locust American Elm, Maple, Linden, Mulberry
Poplar. Usage Orange Weeping Willow, Catalba
Laburnum, or Golden Chain, etc, etc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-03

In making up Over Shirts, Coats, Suits, &c. They
now use from forty to fifty constantly aud are turn
ing out the finest goods in the market. mayI
MRS. /. j. ROLFE Agent,
Nevada.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24

srT Il. Y. Of Hickory Hill. sends us to our
,irpFsc. al individual shinplas,er. We have pub
he'd that we DO not take these bills
1t. II Is Unlawful TO issue them md no goo
IiRca should encourage fragrant violation of
Az. or an evasion Of Il.
= We haze no faith Ia the redemption Of such
il4
3D. II IL bad policy 10 encourage tier Issuance
iih. II is the height Of presumption for men to
rec their notes on the community to he c,rcula.
I'd as money, and I. Is therefore reasonable TO
oppose that who're there "a one solvcn, man that
Tl risk II. there will be found in the cud dozen
no arc pceuniarly bankrupt.
Il sa free country. and people have a right 10
'Ae such stun II they eioo.e. They have also
} ne privilege Of refusing It, and consequently,
. c''ng upon tbs privilege. w. again Issue notice
oil the world and the balance o; mankind, p
ssat We will have none OF K.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
ESTRAN NOTICE.

TAKEN up by John l.. Smith La
/ abou, l8 or 20 milcs North. IVES; IN
Marshall, on the G.lmer road and posied /
fore r. 7 Taylor, j. z. for Bea, IA
Ono brown horse about : or 9 years I
about Ii hands high blaze faced, brspd
with circle ~ Also one mari al
abont two years nd light brown ccl~
marks or brands Isrceivable. Appraisk}
1925.
b. + FRiDEKICI, Clri
May -, 1862. n3i-t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24

Foxr MAcos.--fhe Memphis Appeal says
fort Macon, North Caroline, surrendered to
the federalista after bombardmcnt Of ten
and half hours. The batteries wcre planted
behind heavy land banks--tle preaching bat
terry being LOO feet distant, and the NOR.
tars were | 400 tct distant, and entirely con.
cealed from the fort. The garrison was al
lowed to cspitulate With Ill the honors Of
war The officers retained their side arn,s---
oil were paroled. Our ioss. killed and 10
wounded, two MORALLY. The cnemys loss y
not known. Col White and 1855 oil his CON-
mand arrived ID the bar CO board The kd-
c'al gun boat Chippewa, and were transferred
10 river sesmer under fay OF truce. The
remainder we're sent up the sound from the
lnrt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24
OBITUARY..

~ tht RfN'u taiNu VuFt bftAH.
picd. In Pope county, Ark, April the s,A. lss
JOHN W. FAIRY member Of Company l. 4
Grcery regiment
He WA one OF the fir, 10 exchange a ks,s,
home, surrounded by foud parents. and aessss
ate brothers and sisters. for the tented ~ !.
battle for Gus own beioycd South lie tod !.
active part In the battles OF Oak I'M. Chss,,s
lab and Elk Horn. bat fell victim on bis MY
Corinth, after few hours Illness, Of eNs-,,1
Of the brain. His stfic, Integrity OF ,han,,-]
anAssuning manners, and amaility enJpa,l
him to all. Affection kindur~s. the s.r,t q =
of love and duty, were 70 him as nctJfgl a. n
daily br@i. An agtdfsther and notArr ttsl
ers and sisters, and large circle u ,slai,.u. >
friends, alas are separated many uessy ~
from hss lonely grave. But few who knew hin y
fail TO drop tea1.o his memory When ,hsy ID
the grave has so early claimed him a. i,s 'stsI
=" Give me the death OF thu>e
WHO for their country die
And oh be mine like their repo.e,
When cold and low they lie
Their loyclest mother earth
EashrIncs the fallen brave,
In her sweet lap who gave them sra
They lind their Tranquil grave
j. W. hINNIhf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24

FoHr PiLLow Memphis Appeal Of
Sunday morning, contains the !s.est ia,eli-
gencc that we can get from For. Pillow 1t
says; We have no change to report in the
condition of affairs up the river. The Fed
eral fleet, consisting Of eight gunbo~.s and
eleven mortar boats, continue to occupy
their usual position. and ore amusing them
selves by firing an occasional shot Some Of
these fall into our lines, but no casualties have
ensued 10 addition 70 those already reported
A report reached the fort on Friday that Il
number Of transports had made their appear
Ance some distance above the feet. bu. the
intelligence received no confirmation mp to
haltpast one yesterday V'eksturg Wing
Of the IAN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24

80 We have no personal acquaintance with
.al. Long, whose name We publi-h as candidate
'f Associate Justice Of the snptemc Court, but
ilo~ Tho know him and In whom We have conn
irice speak very highly Of him a. gentleman
nd OF ris qualifications a. a lawyer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24

Pursuant 10 previous uotcs, . meeting Of thu
ctstarns II Harrison county va held al the Court
hosse in Naruhail, on Monday the 18th ,nst., q
eako into consideration The propriety OF recon
nssdiAx that Marital Law he declared Throughout
The county.
On poisen Col wi!l,ara Sloan called "a
the Chair, and Il " Loughesy invited to aes As
ScrretArt.
Hon. y. 4. Jennings explained the object Of tho
meeting with clcarnesA and force.
Col. Ward then moved that the Chair appoint Q
committee u 6sc to draft resolutions expressive
81 the sense u the susctcx, which wn carried
whe,eupon the Chair appointed Tho following gen
tleenrs Messrs W. II. y. Ward, John r. Mills.
d. S Jennings, WA. woodsca. ST.. and Nathaniel
Smith.
tons. which were taken up Repeatedly, discussed
Avd adopted, unanimously.
WHEREAS, Information has becn received hy tbs
meeting that large quantities os provisions hayc
been shipped from Texas 30 New Orleans and
other places now In possession OF the enemy
greatly TO the detrim~nt OF the CDuiedasst.
states ot.Amefica
And Wnxagss, Persons are passing through the
country. either a. spectators 10 provisions or
spies. ltc Il therefore
Rssosred, That Col. Horace Randall be reqacs.
ted 20 proclaim Martial Law within tho limits oi
Harrison county aud o the extent Of his Jgri-dc
ton for the purpose OF preventing sssd shipments
Z. Ne Il further Resorsd. That said Randall he
requested 70 arrest and examine all transient and
suspicious persons whether suspected Of being
spectators IN provisions o. spies and 10 deal with
them ~ the nature Of the cssc may require.
}. BE il further Rsscired That al persons bear
ing a. pAsspor, from the Government OF Abraham
Lincoln civil or military in the eyes of ihls meet
ing CONS under the denomination Of spies and
should he treated accordingly.
L. De Il farther Rese!rsi. Thai this meeting dis
eoanienAnse all purchases Of any article Obtained
either directly OF indirectly from the cnemy OF
any port OF place In their pc session and that the
said ,nda be requested To sc.se and couiisca,e til,
same for the benefit of the Confederate States.
g. R,soarsd. That tho Secretary be requested e
furnish Col, Randall with copy OF ihcsc rcsolu
tions, and also 20 publish The proceedings Of the
meeting tn the Republican.
WM. SLOAN, Chairman.
r. W. LougHEgy, Secretary.
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JONAS II. FRENCH,
Proeosi Marshal

|, X. c. Oglesby. solemnly swear tina,
will support the Constitution of the Confel
crate States Of America, and do absolutely
and entirely re',ounce aud ahjnre all allegi
ance and fidelity to every foreign power
State. OF sovereignty whstever, and paftieu
larly to the United States of America, OF
government Of same.
(Signed X. G. OGLESBY.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me ,ht
9th day Of May, 1862.
W. p. SAUFLEY, J. =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24

Az ArrnAorfvg BkAS \ or rBE SERVICE.
The following il the I'LL passed by Congress tbere
to.orc alluded toy, entitled AN Act 10 organiz,
bands OF Partzan Rangers"
SECTION / 1hs Ccnxrs" VI th coafsderaf,
>tatss al A~sr,ea do fnae!. That the President
be. and ia hereby authorized 70 commission such
officers - be may deem proper, with authority to
form hAads Of pArtiAn Rangers in companies
bsttAli0ns or regiments, either W. infantry or cav.
airy the companies. hsttallions or regiments 10
be composed, each. Of such number ~ the Pres.
dent may approve.
SEC. 2. BE Il (urfAr snacifd. That such Ps.ti.
zsn Rangers. after being regularly received into
The service. shall Do entitled TO the nmc pay
nations and quarters. during The term OF service
and BE- subjected 10 the same regulations a. other
soldiers,
Ssc. .. Bs il further Enacted. Tina, for any arms
And munitions Of war captured from the enemy
BY any body Of Parizan Rangers. and delivered
to any qnarterm asser at such place or places A.
may be designated BY commanding general. the
r.nesr. shall be paid Their full value in such man
Approved April 2lst lsG?
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24

=. AsAsf nay IL lh6x.
Msrusl Law havi' TN declared In IL.
fisF' county VII dealers in and rctsikr :
liquors. Of any kind snl description, VIA I
the limits Of ssid county, arc hereby not;s a'
'hat 'hey cannot hereafter sell in auv h..
ner OF shape Intoxicating liquors. e1css :
regular physicians. TOT medical purso.' :"
upon penalty u having their liauo,, !.
above described, copfiseatcd to the Us, a i
Confederate States Of America. ~
All persons engaged in the dis,illstio :,
those liquors are required TO close ,he;, y
adjustments for thst purpose on, and 80
the first dsy Of June next, under pcnnI., ' !,
confscatcn Of the property In ssl 49,
lIshmen' and the liquors and material, 4, a.,
manufacture found on the prcmiss. !"
WILLIAM BkADFIETn
foeos Marsscl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24

We learn that tho Federals made m IT.
tempt to burn MansAac bridge. on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad, 90 last Fri.
day night, but were driven % by Capt
McHAe, who turned bis guns on them. They
were TO return in force and make another II.
tempt. General Lowell sent achievements
down from Cam Moore tickJuyr Ub,e
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, AT a pubic m,s'ins =
w Marshall, Harrison county, 60 K
day 4 March, 1862. 10 the 5ih nssa
passed At said meeting is the follows
quest : I" We respectfully req@s, 'Sfs
County Court TO issue 10 tie eoa',ishs
to the fund raised 10 equip and flrtss
volunteer companies. the bonds Of iae I
~, Sc This subject will be taken I
the County Court GU the 3rd Meassay
the 18th day Of May. 1862, A. .~hcA
our fellow citizens are invited 10 prfa
the Court such considerations as %
may seem proper
GEORGE LAM. cil9 ~
May ., 1852. ~
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ATTENTION J. " ciougt and hhR Irsnssr, ~
'.'eh and every incmtsr of this company ia re.
tlrcd TO tc present IN Marshall on Monday the
nd Of June. prepared to e. In camp on that day.
" order Of Capt II. l.. Berry.
JOHN T. PIERCE. O. 4.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24

| CM. HOS tco RANoAs ''''s es~SS WV -"
IusioAs sicpssd BY rxA lie sessias hs'd In MAJ
sha,i 90 Mou1sv. declare. Martial Law 10 mssr'
40 eou.sy, 70 the sxseat t stapptsg provision
in ,rsn., Ia Red River. asd compelling all ssran
gers Who may lind their :=.,y 'H'o Ne county
give account Of themselves
For several weeks past. large nAns'sses Of pro
visions Of various kind. have pssss d thiVssb shs
county on their way 70 Shreveport. And what
remarkable IL, that aimee Ntw p..eana h.s rct
taken by the enemy, the supply gong forward hS
more than qaadiuplcd. Intelligence ha d be ca re
ee,cd. ,hs. two boat ioAds Of provis'ons had Sccr
ent 10 New Orleans from AIe3sndria, and thai
the vessels seat up for provisions TO Shire vrpo''
sere permitted Ia 60 back, with their oiheen'
erc~, and passengers, and a. the Isddo News
says. with provisions. of couf-c the Federal az
.hor,ics will - fully advised IN every pArt'e ala y
Of our condition. Speculation have teen tfAscs
sing tie ccanssy buying up provisions. wagner
who was stopped here. stated, that in many local
tiles ia Texas everything IA the shape OF pf0'is'
ioui had leca bought up. even 10 the last pound
that was 10 spare. aud thu, suffering would u'i
maiely he esused BY i. Why wetc these rrovui'
80. d, d. ~h.,, I, tnoNet
a., - 49,, .,.,,,,o.,, ,,r them
VA. Il with the hope 90 aiaAs- such a quantity IN
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-, =, ,.t,.,.. a. a.. .o.,.,e l., si.i,
shreveport.
siase the fall Of New Orleans. vast number OF
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GA, ,t.tsrn. l,olior n ,b,.. fact. and others
,ho,,,h, 4, ,i,,o 20 ,,l. .,o,.. IN a,r.., ,b,,
.vn r..r, ,,.,..,;o,,,, ma, 3, .sens :, ma.
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"e murine" 'h'' WI "serhF iofmer'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24
NOTICE.

MR.. JOHN C.. HARRIS and Mr.,
WI X. Cook. src authorized 10 rrs
me in the settlement, of the business Il
estate Of a. A. Cook, deceased. iurlrs
absence.
+ j. COLEMAN
Marshall, May 10. 1862.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-24
THE NAILS.

n Monday evening a few copies Of the Mem.
hi. Avalanche, most Of thea old. and none Of
zen. OF recent dates, came through from
F'cssbarg. These the lint papers pub
shed east Of the Mississippi river tina, hays
'Aeaed Marshall for several weeks. and ye,
y AFoushous this period, scarcely day has passed
'ass passengers have no, arrived who have come
trough. The inquiry naturally arises, If passcn.
'ers cAs get from vicksburs 10 Monroe. why is i,
Aas tho mails. or at least a portion Of the mail
natter due Us cannot come throash BY ,hi. mis-
inapasenent OF our postal iiAirs, all North Louis
IA and greater portion OF Texas ia Gu, osy from
, onmunIcation by mai with the country cs.t of
70 mississippi river. and this. too. at time when
IS Of the. utmost importance that letters aud ps
era saoald b. forwarded with the least possible
clay, The vicksburg Wing and the Memphi.
'ssisnche. that formerly came regularly have
lived entirely, and l; It were not for 4 stray IA
rf' 10" and then, by Passengers. We would be =,
ioAs Tor Intelligence Of any kind or Character.
WI oar contemporaries eat Of the Mississippi and
tnrularly The Journal mentioned. permit their
N'9Sn interests - b sacrificed in th,s manner :
80 will thsy not join With Us in aain.advcrsjns
'poa The caass parsued, until . saiatary change
~ pre4seedf II v Outrageous. insaflerab!e. yea,
"a, Nasss' fts fsait II couss lies With The con.
"a, ~. Mr. CAAd OF With the Department II
~. - FORMER. Ne Department ought TO deal
- ~ fun 0sassre Of The Law. and never
,,. Nm any event. 70 obtain another con.
san upon oil papers eos. and west Of
We ~ " wake the Department up by
~ssHi ynla n Ite-n AMI AT 81 th~,,,
's ea,sos RI ..n,,n,,,,s 80 49,
Fs.p ~ " TIE pos.mssitj General.
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DISTRICT JUDGE.
DISTRICT CLERK

We are authorized by the ffisnda Of l.. A. HEN
tbls.i1N. To announce his name ~ a candidate
~ District Clerk Election first Monday IN Al.
e next
o. J. TAYLOR is a Candidate for District
cfs Of Harrison county at toe ensuing August
lection
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Il. ". LOUGHERy, Eaiser.
MARSHALL,
SUPREME COURT

Col NJ. A. LONG. Of Tyler. j. a candidate for
Asrociats Justice Of the -uprine Gouf. 81 the
state OF Texas Al the ensuing August election ~
~ The vacancy ccoAso ned by the frsi gnation of
nc Hon. o. N Roberts
DISTRICT JUDGE.
dAsgs Il. Asnukoso IS a candidate for District
4dse for the 9Th Judicial District. n tho casp-
~ August election.
q. A. fR,zsr Is a candidate ior reelection 10
lr o1ise Of District judge Tor the 9th Jadcisl
district, a, the ensuing August eiecien.,
VI. y. ROGERS IS 3 candidate for Jadgc Of
'ad .lh Judicial District. Ii: the ensuing Angus,
"Irft3ub
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PASS.-NO. llG.
PRovosr MAKsnAL's ORR

PRovosT MARshAL's OrFrCg,
NEW ORLEANS, May 9Th, lsG2.
Pass Mr. X. G. Oglesby, Of New Orleans,
from New Orleans to Shreveport, and Jefier.
son, Texas, and return with servant.
This pass is given upon the parole of honor
of the holder, tina, he will in no way give in.
formation, counteuance, aid or support, to
the so-called Confederate Government, or
States.
IDNAS ~ ERLNru
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SERGEANT MAJOR --- ----
QvAKrERNAsrkK SERGEANT j ". Fuller shelb.
CoxxissAey 5xKgEtsr-Rcnne Fitzpatrick, Jr
Harrison county.
COMPANY A.
ClPrliS-- ----
lsr LIkrvKsAsr.--JamesA A, Ciaridy.
End -Ihos. j. Todd
Asp sam. G. Heath.
Isr SgRo'r.-wm. Neal Ramey.
COMPANY Il.
CarrAH.-pat Henry
lsr LigcrESasr.-Allen jones.
2sD j. X Rowe.
and y. G.. Clark.
lsr SNRo'r w. A. Jemcson.
COMPANY c.
C.praiN.-A. W. DeBerry.
Isr LEurssASr.-P. W Clements
ssp " ID A. Walker,
2Sn John o. Thomas.
lsr ssRG' II. 3 Anderson,
COMPANY D.
CArrsis.- Martin V. Smith.
isr LnurrS,sr.-f Edward W Cadc.
a>p John X Scales.
?sp " Frank N. Hays.
lsr sNHe r. "A. Cole.
COMPANY +.
CAArAis.--O. n. Do,y
lsr LIN riNANr.--W D. Thompson.
asp " WIN. u, Wolfe.
2sp " 5. G. Wolfe.
is Srso'r,--il. O. Greer.
COMPANY +,
GAIT AIM
isr L,rrTssASr.-Th eophilus Perry.
End " Phil. Brown.
2sp " j =. Wagnon.
l.r Syss'r ID. G.. Clark
COMPANY q.
CsrrAIs w. II Tucker.
isr LgrrgSAsr.-W. u. Ney.
2Sn " w. =. Roberts.
sSp 4" Geo. n Campbell
isr SRpa ri II Woodard
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NbktkANf MAJpk
QuAKrERu asrkK SERGEANT. ". Fuller Shelby.
CoxxissAsy SxH0gtsr-Rcnne Fitzpatrick. Jf.,
Harrison county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-02
flRIGINAL NOTICE.

To John stannus, s haynes, W Rankin. ..,,sp.. nr
Fstrieh Waish. Macy franklin, erAcntrtx ~ ,hr
estate OF Noah franklin, deceased, A Hfrl,-. wn,
steele, assignee Of Nn q !. EuadsA ) rad So.
rG- assignee of John Gsiiow.. ..sa. M 80.
sa4tF Lee, John buiAet. Il Il Arr.~ Ihu
Do Gottiieb Iiunsskvr, X g R-y ,Ils .hr,.tlsp
t1srsss, Hsst~i M.llihsn:
ivu are hereby notified thai there IL now ON hle In
inc Onee OF he Clerk 81 ths District Court Of lee
eoonsy, Iowa q Keotnk. petition OF Geo g. Apder-
son, csaauisY OF you, the saiA John stannus md q
seven hundred Dollars oDey due on three
promisAATy bosts And claiming Of ycp the fore
closure OF tnoriRsee sssE TO said notes and
conveying paH OF Lot ~ Block o. In the city of Keo-
hawt or efasm to hsve, soms interest
n'd uhtess you sifesr thereto and defend before
hooH o' t's sec nj day OF tic EsSl term Of
sa tvn r. " "oa Hse1ass at kSuknk the a.ft Mon.
eat % f"hr4a 1868. Judgment and d.efes wit hs
f-rGttsd ths rrog b. de tsnit.
RANKIN McCKARY,
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