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rnur LONDON sTEREosCOrIC COMPANY AGENT,
i JAS 4. WARNER, op ,ndwiy cpw~re Meiropoi
ts Intcl New Nor> have Just hs ci rhu. AMI and
sraos oc Views of Gicit S.i LAKE CT, Brigham
yo,,nas pance Views iaris, Gio .iin very
syir n nd deception Abnns In mt Cird
n. .nt,urapis. ON lew a. ttr TO ~ rlofls.
JAS. WARN ER 81 brot way, Y.
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FINE ARTS.

rJ,IIE CRAIG MICROSCOPES, PArENTED FEBRUARY
IA Iss2 is a power, requires no .'"ai AL Just-
nv nt splendid gift sour oi endless h'nr a'iuse-
lfS instr,,nent adapted oular use, seen and
ba on inc crnr 5ualway am Ann str cis, nndcr Bar
n,,n,is Nuseun IL will mt by mall receipt OF
- Is ana furnished l., the ae aud gnts liprr dis
count Address Henry Ctai Is OeHc street 'fifd Eoor,
New YOri.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

N IMPORTANT WORK ON PHysIOLoGY-PARIs,
n London and New fork-Medical Adviser and Guide
experiments in the Freneh English hospitals Ac in
cludn treatise upon the diseases affecting
the human family from Ignorance Of their causes by emf
nenl New YORK sent Tree 70 any address for 81
&TOUSEY l2l Nassau street N Y.
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PERSONAL.

NY PERSON KNOWING THE ADDRESS OF BER-
"A throly Fairclough, teacher of elocuon will oblige
former pupil by leaving the Al box 23 Herald Office.
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whole half and prewed from the choicest
barley hops Brewery l59 and l6O West Eighteenth
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues n. y.
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.-,- -.-,..so>.--~
" open Saturday the Slst May The undersigned Is
prepared " make arrangements with families
season lie has also four Cottages 10 rent of which
have kitchen arrangements for complete establishment
WIN. Il. COZZENS
LII5Ux HOTEL. NO. 10 wAvERLEY PLACE, ONE
block from Broa way-Rooms to let, for families and
single gentlemen, at moderate prices Table d'hote
r. NJ.
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A RMORY, LAFAYETTE HALL. MARCH 2s, 1852
"A Seventy.frst regiment Company A, having been de.
tailed as special escort TO receive the bodies of Colonel so
and brother officers of the late Second
hereby ordered the armory to-day (Fdday
2sh instant at O'Clock In overcoa fatigue cap bels
Memb, Of the regiment invited parade the
escort BY order, WIN. q. TOMPKINS.
JANIS DAVIS. Jr., Orderly.
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nobly contributed to the establishment
OF Southern independence. may as well
relinquish their hopes Of success. and
prepare TO quietly yield a quiet submis
sion TO Northern despotism. With an
enemy's army at our right, untrammeled
and unimpaired, with New Orleans in
the possession Of the Lincolnites, and
their victorious boats descending the
river above us, and with another force
penetrating the wilds of Arkansas, seek
ing to reach this point, there is really no
hope left,
When General Beaurcgard came TO the
West he brought hope and confidence.
His career hitherto had been one of most
brilliant success, and his name was a
tower of strength We believed then,
that Notwithstanding the blunders that
had been committed, and the disasters
to our cause that had resulted therefroin.
theIe was still hope left
We felt confident that the hero Of Ma
nass IS could and would save the South
wesg but how great is our disappoint-
ment if it should appear that the intelIi-
gence In print is correct. Since we have
had our confidence in Gen. Beauregard
shaken, by his defeat on the field Of Shiloh,
we firmly believe, however much VIC may
have on other occasions doubted the
ability and skill of that lamented officer,
but had the brave Johnston been spared,
our arms would not have been repulsed
from that field made sacred by the blood
of thousands of brave Southern men.
That defeat is attributable 70 causes
within the control of Beauregard, not
necessary to be here mentioned. Shall
he now evacuate the defenses at COrinth,
without first stoutly contesting its ocCu-
pancy with the Northern hirelings p
Shall he throw open the beautiful Miss
issippi Valley to the invasion Of the
Vandals who seek its devastation p
Shall he decline giving sAe loyal and
brave men who have enlisted under the
banner of Southern independence an op-
pOrtunity to test their pro wess with those
who seek to make slaves of them? Nay,
more; should he basely desert the posi-
tiOns assigned him to defend, and; like
coward, fly before a blow has been
struck, his name, so far from remaining
tower of strength, will become q by
word and . reproach TO future genera
tions.
We hope our intelligence is unfounded.
We hope, though tits like hoping against
hope, that the movement of troops from
COrinth was but step in the development
of some masterpiece Of strategy which
will surely Ovorwhelm and utterly annie
hilate the invaders. The public will
wait anxiously for the news from the
East
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General ssicketts' experience as a
Prisoner.

General sEicketts' Experience Rs a
Prisoner.
The Committee on the conduct of the
War in their report on Rebel Barbara
ties give the testimony Of General
RICKETTS,, which is interesting. The
General is a New Yorker, graduate of
West Point, and Captain in the Artil-
lery, Regular Army
One of the most important witnesses
was General James H. Ricketts,, well
known in Washington and throughout
the country, lately promoted for his
daring and sell sacrificing courage. Af-
| ter having been wounded in the battle Of
Bull Run, he was captured, and as he lay
helpless on his back, a party Of Rebels
passing him cried out, knock out his
brains, the d---d Yankee" He met
| General Beauregard, an old acquaint-
ancc, only a year his senior at the Unit
/ ed States Military Academy where both
were educated. He had met the Rebel
| General in the South a number Of times.
BY this head of the Rebel army on the
day after the battle, be was told that his
| General Ricketts, treatment would de-
pend upon the treatment extended TO the
rebel privateers.
His first lieutenant, Ramsey, who was
killed, was stripped Of every article of
! his clothing but his socks, and left ma
ked on the field, lie testified that those
| Of our wounded who died in Richmond
were buried in the negro burying- ground
/ among the negroes, and were put into
/ the earth in the most unfeeling manner.
/ The statement Of other witnesses as "
how the prisoners were treated is fully
confirmed by Gen. Ricketts,. lie him
self, while in prison, subsistod mainly
upon what he purchased with his own
money, the money brought him by his
wife. We had" he says, " hat they
called bacon soup-soup made Of boiled
bacon, the bacon being little rancid
which you could not possibly eat and
that for a man whose system was being
drained by a wound 10 no diet at all.
la reply 20 "A question whether he had
heard anything about our prisoners being
shot by the rebel sentries, he answered
"Yes, number Of our men were shot
In one instance two were shot one va.
killed and the other wounded, by a mar
who rested his gun she window sil
while be can".e ~
Genes. eAeits, In reference b. hi,
! has 's''f'" Ae'd - one Of The hostagel
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NO. 30

the name or names Of creditor or creditors.
and place or places OF residence, and state
whether and 30 what extent, and also the
time and manner Of the discharre.
l. Do you know OF any land OF lands.
tenement or tenements, heredinment or her
ediiaments, cbattle OF chattlea. rivht or
rights, creditor or creditors, within the Con.
iederaie States Of Americs, or auv riobt or
interest held owned, possessed or enioyed
directly or Indirectly by or for one or more
allen enemies since the ID day OF July, 1861.
or ia or by which any one OF more alien en-
emles bad since that time any claim, title or
Interest, direct or Indirect? II yea, set forth
specifically aud particularly what and where
th5 property IL, and tho name aud residence
OF the holder, debtor, trustee or agent
). State all else that you know, which
may aid IN carrying into full effect the Sc
qnestration act Of tho 3Olh of August. 1861.
and H'ate The same Rsf fully aud particularly
az u thereuntO specially interrogated.
>. x COCKERILL, Receives G. S. A:
NorE-Tho garnishee 10 the foregoing in-
terrogalories is specially warned that the
S,qnestration act makes IL the duty of each
aud every citizen TO give the information
asked in said interrogatories. [ Act of 30th
August, Section
And II any attorney, agent former partS
ner trustee or other pursou, holding or con-
trolling any property or interest, attempts
20 conceal such property or interest, he shall
be guilty of high misdemeanor, and upon
conviction shall be tined 10 sum not ex.
ceeding Eve thousand dollars, and imprisoned
not longer than six months, and be liable 10
pay besides, TO the Codfederate States
double the value Of the property or Interest
OF the alien enemies 30 held subject 90 his
control. [Sec. 81
Tue Attorney General has also prescribed
the following rule of practice for the Courts
by virtue Of the authority vested ia him un-
der the 10th section of the law.
KULE-Garnishees to whom written or
printed interrogatories are addressed, may
make appearance by Cling written answers,
sworn 10 before q Justice of che Peace or
other competent officer, unless specially or
dered by the Court to appear 10 person,
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FRENCH BAKERY,

UNHE undersigned begs 70 inform the Public that
L ho has added % his establishment BAKERY
upon the French method; and that only competent
French workmen will bo employed. lie hositates not
TO say hfs bread Is equal If NOT superior e any man
ufactured u the city, and guarantees that il will be
as sw aet aud gord as bread can be made, from the
fact that 20 hop yeast viii be used 10 ita manuac.
ture. share Of the public and private i1mily pat
rouagC is earnestly solicited
Hot Rolls every morning, At O'Clock. All dCscrp-
tions Of bread, and every variety Of cake made to Or
der.
Remember, Il you want sweet and good bread call
at P. O'CONEORS, corner Of Union and summer
stroets, opposite Cdi Fellows Hail.
Ihe Public are respectfully informed that ths veil
known ICE CREAM SALOON Of II. C. REEyTs,
(ormorly Of Nashville) will be re-0pencd Thursday
the 8th of May, where Ice Creams not TO Do eEoelod
by any "a tho city, can DO had, Cal and judge io'
yoursell lap 80-lml =. OCONhOe.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY IA, 1862.
PROCLAMATION
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,


Nashville, Tenn, May 8, 1925
WHEREAS, Certain persons, unfriendly
and hostile to the Government of the
United States, have banded themselves
together, and are now going at large
through many of the counties in this
State, arresting, maltreating aud plum
dering Union citizens wherever found;
Now, therefore, l, ANDREW JOHNSON,
Governor of the State of Tennessee, by
virtue of the power and authority in me
vested, do hereby proclaim that in every
instance in which q Union man is ar
rested and maltreated by the marauding
bands aforesaid, five or more rebels from
the most prominent in the immediate
neighborhood shall be arrested, impris-
Oned, and otherwise dealt with as the
nature of the case may require; And
further, in all cases in which the property
of citizens loyal to the Government OF
the United States is taken or destroyed,
full and ample remuneration shall be
made to them out of the property of such
rebels in the vicinity,as have sympathiz-
ed with, and given aid, comfort, infor-
nation or encouragement TO the parties
committing such depredations,
This order will be executed in letter
and spirit. All citizens are hereby
warned under heavy penalties from en-
tertaining, receiving or encouraging such
persons so banded together or in any wise
connected Herewith.
| By the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
EDWARD II. EAST,
Secretary OF State
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PrIee,s soIdIols n .turnIng lEone.

PrIce's soIdIofs H sturnIng Home.
A gentleman who has spent several
months in Howard aud adj AGENT counties,
informs us that hundreds Of Prico's men
who went from that portion Of the State
arc returning home, glad TO take the oath
Of allegiance and give bonds, as the con-
dition Of release. lie states that the
number Of such is estimated at upwards
Of three thousand. They declare them
selves sick Of the rebolli0n, sorry they
went into It, and anxious TO see peace re-
established.
lie says the disposition Of this class is
far better than that Of the malignant
promoters Of rebellion, who themselves
staying at home, prompted ardent and
incOnsiderate young men u Join the rebel
army. These malignants are bitter and
unrelentng, and some Of them cncour-
age guerrillas in their predatory move
ments, desiring 10 perpetuate the ami
mosides and hatred they have been &c
tive in creating. The men who have seen
the elephant and " had enough Of il, " re-
turn home better men, and the influence
Of such in their neighborhoOd is most
salutary.
AZ all times we have looked upon the
great mass Of the rebel soldiery as being
far less guilty than their officers and in
stigator5. The true policy is ono Of
| clemency 20 the former aud stringent se-
verify 10 the latter.--&. LouS Democrat
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BOld Article from 1Hemphia
Paper--. Efonurcgard Denounced
She Dersa5 Of tho Rebels at shiloh
confessed
From the Memphis Argus oi Alul -s
.Telegraphic dispatches from Corinth
10 citizens of Memphis, and 10 the au-
thorities, convey intelligence Of the most
startling nature, if reliance is to be put
upon the intelligence; and il comes TO us
So well authenticated, with such an Off
cial air about il, that it scarcely admits
Of doubt II this intelligence be true,
Beauregard kas not only determined to
abandon his strong position at Corinth to
the Yankee invaders, without q struggle,
be- i actually consummating that pur-
pose, by Withdrawing portions Of his
splendid army, an army that has been
gathered "a an immense cost, expressly
aud solely for the defense Of that point
Ifthis intelligence be true, the patriotic
phple Of the Southwest. who have so
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htsrrogat0yle5 10 be propounded 10 aad aii-
siOsred by GarUshees.


Have you nuW, or have you pad IN or
p.ses.iou, ur under your conuOl since W.
"a day OF July last lls6ll aud 30 fes, 1I
what lime, any .aud or lands, ,euameui ~
ttnemeuls, Leredi,amrut or n1red'tan. #. .t.
chattle Or cba.tIa-, right Or righr credit ar
credits, within tu8 Confederate ote.r -
Amglica, h.ld. owned pO--e'-ed. BOG rIl lJrt
I.I OF by an alien nnawyi 0r ln 'r go "ic1
auy 4ii-n enemy nsd, aud Whal aGc- tI.J
lnie any riglt, lille. ur Interest. rth.T lt
ucag N Indirectly.
iI sou answer any ptrt Oi i1f-41
iug inlersOLAtOry 10 tng aii maHve tn-t tfs
.OIih spscIhcally and narGCllarJ q ,snp
lion rl suca proper J, Hghl uu', rr.dr p
ini,tsst, a1d q you hnYs dsp0-eu 1t { 90
whole or iu pui, vl Of tbe prOng 90 sea u,
lose. eos ac,iupg iherrlfomi ihel t grn
g.u mad sugh disp1ri.iob, aud 20 = f"m ,ud
where such property aos 10, anl ty on
heidt
- We're YOU silco the ~ day . aj
1861 agd ii ca, 20 ahat tiue. Ind 20
elinsr dueedy Ur Indirectly, W auy 3Ha-
euemy oe alien rnvmirs li 200, H=tF 40.
| smount Of -uch Indebtedness II one, tnd d
zach iaesb.eduess d nors han oas Civ
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Committed to Jail

ar navi ison County Tenn May u 1862 ue5i"
" man. Who says D name IS LEWIS and says ne
heiones t6 ysb nairt OF Wilson County, lenn age
br,i "a ,a6rs uoief ! about ii6 of l5O pounds col
~ bnrt soar on ri.ht cheek bono, said 90 De done
bv 4 fick lrom hortc ieel inches hlgh dressed
r brown jeans clothes black Noo' ma. tne oHt'i -
Y ErSS sheriff and Jailor Of d. g,
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The Louisville journal states thas
Morgan robbed che ba0k As 0laiso" m
bis recent raid
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wholesale Robbery and SEIndiinz by
the Rebel Govern .nent.

wholesale Robbery and SwIndiinz by
the Rebel Govern .nent.
We have come into the possession Of
a document which, as a matter Of public
interest, we lay before our readers. tits
a striking chapter in the history Of the
rebellion, and shows the fragrant dishon-
csty and villainy of the whole movement.
This act makes it a penal offence to be
honest:
District Court Of the Confederate Suites Of
Aplerica, for the Middle DiUiSion Of He
District Of Tennessee.
To VIM. Lyon, Nashville, Tennessee, greeting.
You are hereby commanded TO sppear w
the said District Court, at tho Court room at
Nalhsiile on the 81 Monday OF November,
1861, then and there 10 answer uuder oath
what property or etitc., Of any allen enemy
you hai 40 be- time OF the service OF tbis
garnis5npnt process, or since have hsd nu-
der sour possession or control belonging 20
or trid for an lien enemy or in what sum,
If any. sou are and were at she tiuie OF the
service Of he punishment, or since have
been indebted O. any allau tuemy, 1ud also
10 answer ID iutctrogato contain d iu Pee
schedule hereto anutx d, aud such oher
questions as amy be put 20 you t0ucsiug The
property and elects Of alien encmi p; and
lurther 10 abide by and perform such Ofde
and decree. as may be made in the premises.
Herein tail not, under lhs psualties pre-
fcribed by law.
lu testimony whereof, I, Jacob
Sonar VI. GaYock, Clerk ui s4il CONT
! 0"A1' have hereunt0 fct my haod, aud
-, fixed The seal Of said Count Is.
Om4s, tbls Zd day of Nov, 1861
JACOB MCGAVbCk
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FIRsr WIsnlNsIN VoIu NrEENa.

Simeon Blbcock, lat II. Go. A.
Henry A. Mitchell, Capt. CotB.
John NJ. COsgrovH, lst IL. Go. B.
James S. White, "a 1t. Co. y.
Robert Hill, Capt Co. Q.
Hiram A. Sheldon, lst 1t. Co. g.
Robert J. NIckles, I'd IT. Go. O.
Henry A Starr, Capt. Go D.
VIM. S. Mitchell lat 1t. Go. ID.
Thomas II. Green, Capt, Co. X.
Edward Bloodg0ol, Capt Co. q.
WIN. II Wilson lst 1t. Go. G..
Richard 7. Ham brock, Lieu. O.. y.
d. G.. McYean, Capt. Co n.
Pembroke V. Wise, lst Lt. clm TX %. n.
Lewis O. Mar.hall, Co. +.
George n. Scott lst Ls. 90. n,
Eugene Cary, Capt Co. II.
J, q. AcMullon. lst H.. Go. Il.
Oran Rogers, Capt. Co |.
A. o. Ilgald, 1t. Go. L.
O. K. Tiayer. act. 2 L. O.. Il.
j McNamira, Chaplain.
Chas. J. X rbiuson, Lt Go. g
Christian Kloek, 1t Cp. K
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson County, Tenn, Aph 81 lsos, a ne,
~ gro man. who says bic name is ALhLNI, anu
saws he belongs 10 Jo Dodson, Of Davidson county
igo about 80 On 40 years weighs about 100 or lou
,rsnnds no marks Tho owner s requested 10 come
,,o.ts D. NJ. HINTON,
,,ey y M sheriff and Iaior OF ID, {.
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no AMBROTYPIsTs.

- saVF IusF received oOnsgnme1t Of heT an4
f.esh Arabroype pni Photograph mater9la o. y
- ip lots st louisville proos, expensts tllea
a. c6-im NNN''' "N''
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COMMUNICATED.
CAMP WALEER, Tenn,
III "a Nonn

CAM WALKER, Tenn,
April d. 1862. {
We the comm indAuts Of companies and
commissioned officers, deeply regret that
RonERT LOVE, principally musician, has by
au accident sustained bodily injury, which
compels him to get his discharge from scr.
vice aud return home His conduct since be
has entered the Regiment has been that OF o
Christian aud a gentleman. Hs has borne
the faugues and forced marches OF the cam
paigu much better than many younger men,
aud as far as we know has done bis duty in
his department promptly aud faithfully.
We tender to him our kind regards aud
,ympatbies upon bis journey home 70 hia
own and beloved Wisconsin.
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Committed to Jail

.OF Davidson County, Tenn, April ~ l5o3, n'
} gro man, who says his name is dbohShi auu
Favs he bolongs % lewis Lii dsloy OF wilson county
Tenn age about 81 yearl very black . ieet mcn.
~ bfab gei7hs about , 80 or 100 pounds The owner
Il re1uSsted 10 come forward prove property shA
nay -N'' J NJ. HINTON,
,,v0.gt s sheriff aud Jaior Of d. q.
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SOMETHING NEW 1!

just recs yed a. Gtsrs' Gllefy, De rhoiouaph q
Altum on fsrsnt styles aad fFtieras hotiias ff1u
4 10 hiy pctarr-a uoal beaaital orn a1lort .pf tha
q a. ldf. Oa1 a1d 90 inaIns aYsi IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-09
NOTICE.

To John zvarts, Bernard Zwar., Geo. G. Anderson 4
Go, Geo. q. Anderson. n -. Magosn, Hatch
Thompson, FickliB Lucas, William Burkstt, y.
Hreeden, scott y 0rsssby, A. r, Htev en- SOD, k.k
black veil Daniel Mahoney, Cha pin 4 Lee. State o
loSA, for use II School Fund, A.. Hssner lows
State Insurance Company, Chittenden h McGavic
H. y, + D. w. Ford, banuel Hamilton, u. NJ. 4 n
Tucker, M p. 6hsrts, q. j. n Smith, " zugr, &,
X. VsOrhtes X Co.. AAhOnAy 4 AMn. J0scSh Colfiei
III. w. Sample. Geo o. Neil, Jane Tsrboll, Y. Kris.
mer, oouthei, Jas rumilty, ssvsisinS partner 81
King Tumilty
You, and ach Of you, hereby AetAed that there
Ia file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dlstrics
Court Of Lee County Iowa, ~ Ksokuk, petition Of
Hiram Barney claiming Of you. John Zvarts and BeTn-
ard Zwars the sum OF Four thousand Dollars, v ith
ten per cent interest per snnum. payable annually
~ mouey due on \ Mortgage made by ron 70 Chari e.
Mason and since assigned tsrsid Hiram barney dated
Q0eer is 1855, alao claipips against each Of the
fuTe osure said Mortgage same being upon Lots
1a. ~ I've al thrs. III iessf Ave i6l and six
IN biock MY eight 5sl iSlng partly " Reds Ad-
dillon and partly IN MAsonh LovsF AddtUen 70 the
city OF KeokuA, Lee County, Iowa for thc purchase
money; and funhsr asking for sale Of hid prenisss
and general relief
~ unless yes appess anA aaswer SID pssaeisa On
before noon OF the second day Of the next term
aaid Court, 10 comusncc at Ksokuk on the hrA Mon.
day ofFebr1ary, a. b 1858, default iii be entered
sgAinst you and judgment rendered thereon prayed
for in said etition.
- NOBLE sTROEG,
novii-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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To Hawkins Taylor, Ben Johnson. II. X. Kilsou.ns.
ID. w. kilbonru- Andrew Brown. Samuel Richey,
Rankin Miller. Samuel Bonner, John X. Alien,
James N Corbeu, CT, ghorn Harrison, James w
GrttnsA, Sumner ktebbins, Connsble Sm,th. r.
II Moore, Robr Getty. X II. Smith, Johu Hol-
scy, william Stotts Soma, J. b. Fckten James b..
Foley, Brown CleDdenning, s. J. HAniil, Joseph
SEothman, Ficklcn Lucas James Wailace, Hood
Abbott, Charles Parsons ! Co., Janes Jack, James
Henry Richey: @t
You, each Of you, hereby AotiAed Inst theys
Ii file In the Office Of the Clerk the District
Cour Of Lee Counts, lows, Al Keaknk, . petition OF
hiram Barney, claiming Of you, HAwkins Tsy lor, the
Of Five Thousand Dollars, with 10 per cent
interest," per SpnuiA peyAhs annually. mensy dug
Mortgage made by You to Charles Mason and
sancc assigned to sasd Hiram barney. dated Febru'
nv l0th, 1867, also claiming ssAinA eash OF yes
tho foreclosure o. ssid MoresEe. the ssns being upon
LoA IN. sevent7 eight Isl and sins II Elosk t<6l
lin ason's upper addition 10 the City Of Keokuk Lee
County, lows, for the purchase money and further
ssking for sale OF eetA promises and gpersi relief
And unlsss you appear and answer said petition on
before of tie sscSnd day 81 tbs term OF
ssii Court " commenos u keokuk the In Monday
or February. A, D. 1858, default will be entered
against ypn md judgment rssdersd thereon prayed
NOBLE STRONG.
pov10-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.