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The national Republican., 1862-09-22

80. Spsotnl Sotios.-On and after TUESDAY
April ! 1864, the trains on the Baltimore and Obi
Railroad will commence running daily, (Suudsy
sxoeptedD leaving tnia Station At !. " .. m, IN
connecting at Warrington Junction with Ma.
train for all parts Of ths West uia Wheeling Q
farter.burE. Through teksts sold and bagssa
checked. ". p. SMITH
n. Of Transportaton b, d b. R,R
spi-du [6tar dlobeI
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~ hatchsior's Hair Dys-Ths Bsst AZ
me Worid.-WLliam A. BAtohclor's celebrate
Hair Dye prod1oes . color nst to be disIInRuirhe
from patuie; warranted not 10 iIurc tn. aif In 10
least; remedies the III shscts Of bad dyes and invs
q steg the Hair TOR life. GREY. RED, or RUSTi
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by >,
~ The Genuine y signsd WILLIAM
bATCHELOR, ~ Hs four ads4 Of each tor
Factory, No 81 Barclay street, ULate 2ss Brc.a
way ana 10 bondJ New York my 2sly
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b. r. Whiddan, Of New Hampshire, United
States Commissioner and Consul General to
Hayti sailed on Saturday In the steamer Tails
man from New York for Port-au. Prince.
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New York stock Market.

New YoRK, Sept. 20.--U. S. Coupons, s's
1851, IOli; 7'30 Treasury noIes IOj; old U.
). demand noteA, ll2ii gold, ll6;. Market
buoyant.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
pUsLlsHlo DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
BY w. j. NJ u X T A q II & co,
GEORGE M. WESTON, EDITOR.

~ The publication once Of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN is at the northeast corner Of D and
Seventh streets, second aoor, over W. d. Shep
herds bookstore. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22

~ Great PsnnsyivantA Esouts,-ri
qui'hect and safest route to the NOrthws q. 4
Southwest; Two through trains daily and one
sunday boldiers' tiekets ut government rate
ttokets And further information apply ut the OH,
the "GreAt Poansylvanis Route - northeast Oo,4.
donsl Hot~l. Ofhos open from S ., m. to o D. IN
on sundays . 70 p m.
90. NORTON,
aug s-ly Agent
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U. S. STEAMER ONEIDA,

SiR: regret to inform you that o three masted
steamer, wearing the English red ensign and
pennant, and carrying four quarter boat, and
. battery Of eight brOadside gus, one or two
pivots. and having every appliance OF on
English man-of-war, ran the block ade this at
ternoon, under the following circumstances
had sent the WinoEa to wndward 10 epsaI;
schooner standing 10 under sail; the smoke Of.
Q steamer was discovered, bearing about south.
east, and standing directly for us. Observing
she was burning black smoke, | Immediately
got under way, and stood toward her, signal
ling the Winona to "chase at dircretion.''
We soon neared the stranger l., company with
the Winona, who, az we supposed, gradually
hauled to the windward.
When abeam Of him, about hundrrd yards
distant. | hailed him, but received ao answer
then fred shot across his bow. He still
ranged ahead without stopping; hut still
thinking him an Eoglish man.of-war, l fired two
more shots across her bow, and then directed
shot at him, which went over between hi.
fors and mainmast.
He soon hauled down bis flag, and waive
bis guns TO bear on us. but having NO flag
fight uader, wss afraid to fire.
We continued firing at him, assisted by th,
Ninona and one Of the mortar schoOusrs, br
he made sail, and by his superior speed an
unparalleled audscity, managed to esospe. W
sent our shot all around aud over bin, and ai-
certain that several Of our she'll, and the Wino,
mas struck him,
With great modification,
Your ob't servant,
GEo. HENRY PREBLE,
Commander
Rear Admiral D. G FARRAGUr,
Cong ". G. Blocksding Squadron
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-A0kttsntiOnl Attenlioni Attention.:
Wantsd-a few MEN 10 oJmplei. = com DaDy u tE
sixteenth regiment Virginia (First Easier. Val
Thk = the only rsgilient now paHn9 bnun " ard dt
tailed for /" SPECIAL sERVICEY' BY ihe Seer
tary Of War, for duty In tho vcln ty Of fAlexandri
and the forts abnuts Washington, d. G.
Recruiting ofioe, Third street I'd door below Pp
avenue A. G. WlDDICOMBE,
Captain,
GEO. A. ARMIES,
80 I'd Lieut.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~Wsston's prvBrsss Of slavery.-.CoRr'
Of this werk are for sale at the Ofoe OF tue Nattoo
RPetsocm. Pamphlet edition, rs senR soun
edition, 1S oeut.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22

TRlsh POTATOES.-Arr Arrived. ,ohoor,,
J. Equal Rights" with . cargo On bnsrd. For
ssls Al ~ Eleventh itrsst wharf, BY GEO. W. LIT
iLE' ssp 92-2l'
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FLAG sBIP HARTroRD,

FLAG sBIP HARTFORD.
.-.ri PENSACOLA BAY, Sept 8. 1862.
SIR regret to be compelled again to make
another mortifying acknowledgment Of ap
parent neglect, viz In" running Of tho block.
ade at Mobile by ten Run sunboat, supposed
TO he Laird's eunboat, Capt. Bullock. You
will perceive, however, from Capt Preble's
report herewith enclosed, that there was no
want Of vigilance. They saw ber in good
time, but failed TO sink or capture her. Why
Capt Preble did not FIRE into her after she
failed 10 ptop or answer his bail. cannot
imagine. The commander Of the Rachel Lea
man says, and believe they all admit, that
there never was finer opportunity for stopping
vessel until she passed them. Then, how.
ever, when II was too late, they commenced
fring--ihe Oneida hist, The W'noua next, and'
the Rachel Leaman last
Very respectfully, yCur ohedient servant,
d. G. FARRAeUr,
Rear Admiral Comd'g West Gulf Blockade.
Hon GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary Of the Navy.
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Cur Loss in a aiIIed and Wounded from
400 20 900.
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Dismissal Of Con. Preble, OF the q. z.
Naval Service.
0snsral Order.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Sept 20, 1862.
Commander Georg, Henry Preble. ssnior
otIicer In command Of the blockadipg force of
Mobile, having been guilty Of neglect Of duty,
In permitting the armed steamer Oreto to run
the blockade, thereby not only disregsrdins
article y, q ctiou 10. OF the Articles Of War,
which requires On ofhcer 10 do his utmost to
overtako and capture or destroy every vessel
whioh II b bis duty to encounter, but omltting
the plainest ordinary duty committed to sp
o63cer, 10, by order Of the President, dismissed
from the naval service from this date.
The commander Of each vessel Of war. on
tbe day after the receipt Of this published Cen
eral Order, will csuse Il 10 be read on the quar-.
tsr deck st general muster, together with the
accompanying reports, and enter both upon the
vessels log. GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary Of the Navy.
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THEY CROSS THE RIVER.

A PORTION oF-OUR FORCE At
TEMPT TO FLANK THEM
BUT DO NOT SUCCEED. n.
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GEN. wDITyFIELD WOUNDED AND
TAkEA PAIsONER.

Gen. R~sscrsns In full Pursuit. Of In,
Enemy.
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THE MA ARK ETS, SO.

the Conscra19t Law.
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REBEL GENERAL LITTLE KILLED
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
The Rebels Cross into Virginia.
They save all their Transporiatlsa.
Three Hundred Of their Wounded Len Behind.
Three Hundred strasslers Taken
NEARLY EVERY HOUSE IN sHARPsBuRo
srRuck BY OUR SHELLS.
THE NAME OF THE BATTLE.
The Loss OF the Enemy 10000.
Gen. Stark Killed and Others Wounded.
The Rebels Burn the Railroad 4
Bridge.
| The CITIZENS or SANDY HOOK FLYING.
Burial OF the Dead.
The Troops IN Excellent Spirits.
The Rshelx SfiIl Vis;hIe nm the Onnosits aide
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THE ENEMY IN GOOD POSITION.

rHE SOIL OF aAnYLAaD FREE FROM
THE TREAD OF THE IsvADENi
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Gen. Roseorans' Victory Over
the Enemy.

THE ENEMY RETREAT IN A sOUTg-
ERLY ECTTON
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4 DETAILED ACcsUM OF fHE RECENT
BlffLEt.

4 DRTAILED ACCoUM OF fHE RECENT
BlffLEt.
REBEL REM Nn% osegMENTs q sIH DO
THEY CROSS THE RIVER.
A PORTION OF OUR FORCE AT.
TEMPT TO FLANK THEM
BUT DO NOT SUCCEED. no
THE ENEMY IN GOOD POSITION.
THE SOIL OF mAnYLAaD FREE FROM
THE TREAD OF THE IsvADENi
RessL oENeRAIsHiP SAID TO NAVE SEEN
cReoirA0tG.
The Splendid DaShes Of Pleannton's Cavalry.
desperate T1Ght1nS.
LISTS Of Killed 0nM W-OssnSed
Onacers.
THE ENEMY LEAVE 500 OF THEIR DEAD.
A BRAVE BOY, ANb WHAT BE DID.
NEWS FROM FREDERICK.
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leseL oENeaAlsHiP SAID TO NAVE BtlN
CRe0lrA0tg.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22

tEAalY EVERY HOUSE IN SHARPsBuRo
STRUCK By OUR SHELLS.
The national Republican., 1862-09-22
Gen. Stark Killed and Others Wounded.

The Loss OF the Enemy 1000
The national Republican., 1862-09-22

THE NAME OF THE BATTLE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16

Nff htluoW utt MUiia,htb
hm been 10 tlreltd Vetuht ~ ronhotlh
tut W hltipry lhtitaatd rgWllt The
ltptlhiuie v tifUnrly republican.
Hon 4 Prince Dem wft te elected
Ma,of q 81 Paul MINI. AZ htfaeeht
election Wy 80 mJoily
WI rttty iDcm was elected Mh,Ut oi
Albany, n Y, on The 9th inst, w 1900
majority
The election tbc same dos IN Ltckpotl
N y resulted in complete Democratic
triumph
The election In Cincinnati. The other
day resulted In about the tqual success Of
Tho Unconditional Unior party. and the
Democratic Union rarty,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
r r G NE W 5 :.

Much OF our space is taken Up this
Geek with tho account Of the great battle
at futsburg landing, in Tennessee. In
order that all OF our readers may have a
correct idea Of tai, engagement, we will
state that Con. Grant had been there for
some lays with all his force, perhaps fifty
thousand strong, waiting until Gen. Buell.,
with about the same force, would Join him,
when the combined armies would attack
the rebels at Corinth, Miss, only Is miles
distant, where It is said they were well en-.
trenchcd. The attack was made by the
rebels on Sunday the 9th, and it would
scem that it was only our gunboats in the
river that saYed Gen. Grant and his army
from utter defeat. On Sunday night Blu
ell arrived with all his force, and it would
seem that the lighting on Monday was
nearly all in our favor. The number Of
killed and wounded on each side we're
greatly exaggerated by the fist reports
Oar los, i4 put at 70))--2OJg Of whom
were taken prisoners. The rebel loss is
not given, Later accounts do cot con
srm the taking of Cornth
Cen Mcclellan, at the head Of force
Supposed to bo 10000 strong, was in
irort OF Yorktown, situated on the penin-
sula between the James and NoIk rivers,
about thirty miles FROM Fortress Monroe,
and about 70 miles from Richmond. The
expedition left the vicinity Of Fortress
Monroe on the morning of the ith, and
encAmpes for the night about ten miles
from lurttcwn, the rebels evacuatirg
their several forts on the route. Some
diminishing resulted in few losses OH
both sides. On the 9Th, the enemy vera
driven behind their entrenchmcnts, which
extend from river to river across the pen
in,uIa about Elk miles, and are.sdid to be
moanted by 500 cannon and defended by
100000 mon. The weather has been un,
favorable for offensive operations, and
aside from the discha rye of artillery, and
SkrmisAing Lotween the sharpshootero
on either side, nothing of Importance had
taken place. or officers were entirely
confident Of success. President Dayisand
Gen. Joseph johnson are said to bo both
IN command.
The advance towards Richmond from
the North that il hy tho ror,n. ,r,ler
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
RGa5Iimg Nails
A LARGE LOT OF those justly celebrated
n NAILS for sale cheap for cash by
y. F. ETZWEILER.
March 26, 1862.
To Collectors of Taxes.
March 26, 1862.

GPECIAJ NOTICE is hereby given to all Col
y lectors Of County and State taxes for 1861
and previous years, that executions will issue
on the Second day Of June, 1862, for all balances
OF County Tax then remaining unpaid upon their
respective duplicates. The Collectors for 1864
viii take notice that this rule will be enforced in
the future, and they will be impartially required
70 settle up their duplicates within the year.
By order OF the Board,
WM. s. BRADLEY, crk.
c'mni.ioneys oHioe, April IS, 1852.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16

LATER. We have news from Fortres,
Monroe up to Saturday last. The Merri.
mac, accompanied BY sevcrIl gunboals
came out from Norfolk early on Saturday
morning, and took their position en- the
upper Rouds in the mouth Of the above
named river, as if 10 challenge our Moni
tor anG tho Naugatuck Stevens Battery
both iron clad batteries-to mortal cora
bat Their appearance was the signal Tor
all the vessels within reich TO make their
escape, which they all did, with the ex,
ception of two brigs and schooner, which
were all seized and carried of TO Nor.
folk in the very face Of our feet without n
single effort made to prevent them. In
the afternoon the rebel vessels retired,
ons few shots having been exchanged.
Nothing important had occurred in
front OF Yorktown. Some little skirmish.
ihg had taken place, in which the STR g.
ODD Pennsylvania regiments had two men
killed and four wounded, Tho army is
el'ily occupied in making preparations
for an advance
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
Treasurer's Sale of Seated Lands
rnD ~ - ~
FOR IA X rs.

TN PURSUANCE of the provisions Of an Act
| Of Assembly, passed the goth day o. April A.
u, Is4s, to provide for tho collection of Taxes on
lands whcrcon no personal property can be found
and where the owner neglccts or rotusos to pay
the Taxes assessed, will expose to sale at the
Commissioner Office, in ClearGeld, on the secCnd
Monday in June next (beips the 9th day. tho
following pieces Of land in Clearfsld comfy, for
the taxes duo and unpaid thereon, as respectively
stated
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
! W. sMIrH = 90. h,uA

III w. SMITH g. co. have ju,t received .
H. lot Of new aud geasonsble WINTER
GOODS, such as COATS, PANTS and VESTS
oil Of which they will dispose Of u greatly rsdu.
esd pxiess. Call and s1sn!rs their stesk before
buying s!ssFbsrs Feb. 5.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
Treasures Sale of Unseated Lands In
Clearfeld county for Taxes for the
wears 1850 and 1861.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That in pur-
N suance IF an Act OF Assembly passed the
l2th day of June, A. D., 1915, entitled "An Act
to amend an act directing the mode of selling I'm
seated Lands for taxes," there will be exposed to
Public Sale or out-cry, at the courthouse, in the
borough of Clearfeld, on the Second Monday Of
June A. b. 1862. the following tracts of Unseatod
Lands in Cleariold county, for the taxes due there
on for the years 1860 and 1861, and previou years
u :. L. IL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
NhA,Inl Ana Mlll ntt.slM

t rntNihn NohhiH t4tipui Htttfsa
" b ih hitpai N rtsttA sttitlflW ltt
W iti ftlsitti 4 W. "a tpbi, Ana " tth ttt
ttfti y utiti ut most ttffttl ssuinsiith y hil
ttt mtt hsilfe W. rftftlltfl settlsta
Uisthtid ktHi t W.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16

GoING OrT.-rhe elegant clothing OF
he'zensiein Bros. & Co.. is going of like
hot cakes For particulars see their ad-
Vert.sement.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16

"WEDNESDAY tbt 10, lsoa

@s.Ol- attention hat boon called w. a
.s..s,,tb corici into our lasl paret hom
n.tt,.,i.iute Btt,t q Uraain teletchco
IN, tureha,o al a metallic collin W.
~. unBytr. for Tho b,dy of ficu,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16

TJARDw ARE, such as STOVES, Cook
III Coal and Wood Stoves Of various patterns
BAR IRON, SHEET IRON, STEEL
de-, dc can be purchased Of the subscribers on
the most toasonable terms.
Jsr.lSb2. MERRELLd 4 DIGLER
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16

foi building New phty ~
i the court house In the borough Of Clourscld,
viii bcteceived nt the Commissioners Office, an
vi The 21th day Of May next Plans aud spe'i-
hoatlons can be toen OF any time at th. Comini'.
sioner's Office proposals must be sealed.
by order Il the Board,
WM. S. BRADLEY, Clerk
March &c. 1862
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16
Bridge Stock for Sale

TNHE Commissioners Of Clearfeld County will
offer at PUBLIC SALE, at the court house
on Tuesday the 9th day Of May next, at ?
o'clock, p. m, I3O Shares Of Stock in the Bridge
across tho Susquehanna at Clearfe,d.
By order Of the Board,
WM. $. BRADLEY, elk.
March oG 1862
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16

IL oBERT J. WALLACE. l7toaTEI a. Law
IL clsafseld, Pa, oftco r. sts7's Roe, o.
9sits ths JsSnh oSse
4,; ! 1885, tt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-16

A fresb supply ~ ofts warranted tons,
~ tloiltt fof safe :, tety los pdees. ty
M ETZWElltR
March p6. is6s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that will, Oh the 9Th day
OF June 'sB2, commencing at O'Clock p. NJ. said
day, ut The door OF the Office Of the Clerk OF The Dis
u1Si onrt Of Lee county. Iowa at Ktokuk, expose
public sale and ontcry in ceordaDee with the
OF Deed OF Trust executed III Nicholas Gill and Car.
oline Gilito ma, Martha J.. Smiley dated the 9Th
day OF September, 1883 flied for record on the same
day, Al N o'clock m, and recorded In Mortgage Book
:, page o71, the following Real Estate, to.wt The
ked.s addition 10 city of Keoknk 10 the County
Of Lee and State Of Iowa Said Of Trust was xiv.
en- 10 secure the payment Of the sum Of Three Hun
bred Dosrs and interest, payable according TO the
tenor OF three promissory notes Of even dale with
said Deco Of trust for the sum OF eI0o each and inter-
proceed TO sell aforesaid giving the notice pre-
seribed By said Deed Of Trust and viii make deed
10 the purchaser for the same said sale viii be for
Cash. MARTHA j. SMILEY
Per MCCRARY Il BRUCE.
may2-d uet Attoynevs
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Wellington Nossman h Bennett Whitney, part
ners, ke., rs Wellington Nossinan Co., Susan G..
whitney, and Raymond whitney Defendants.
fou and each OF you, hereby notified that there
is now Ale In the coe Of the Clerk OF the District
court OF Lee county. tUwa, ut KeoKuk, petition OF
:. ~. Woossard Go, claiming OF yout Weiilngton
Nossman Co. the suu of TWO Hundred Dollars.
with ten por cent interest aHuum, rom the Eth Of
May, 1858, as monfy dine your note secured by a
whitney also claiming against each OF sou the fore
closure Of said morlgage, the same being nton lot
eight Isl block 49, In ID. w KHbonrnrss addition to
the city Of Keokuk in Lee connty Iowa for the pur
chase money; and further sskiHg for sale OF said
premises and general relief; And unless appear
and answer safd petition be fore noon VI the
oDd day Of ibs next term OF said Court, to
At Keokuk the lsf Monday Of September, A. d. is62
del Anlr VIII be entered against you, and judgme
rendered thereon as prayed for in said petit ion.
III SCOTT HOWELL,
may3-d Au's for Plaintiff
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To w Matthew, Louisa AeFi!hew, Oliver X Reeves,
hHea Reeves, Abraham 4amb, Owen Baldwin,
Gathhriae Baldwin, Isase Hall, and Mary Ann II all:
f"u, aud each OF you, hereby notified IL al MeGe
u now on Nile In the case OF Hiram barney, PiainiH
being aseit In Ghsncery TO fsfeclare wort gage /
against Isaac Gardner and Others Defe ndsnts pt
ing In the District Cont OF Lee county. lows. Keo
knkr an answer and CTDss-hiil Nelson Gavtn.r as
Executor OF the estate OF william Roach dec@s ssd
who ~ q defendant in The original SUIT claiming or
You, the said Z. w Aeriihew, and Oliver n. Reeves
the sum az Seventeen Hundred Dollars with ten per
cent interest per annnm, as money due mortgage
maae by !oa 10 William Roach II his lifetime, also
claiming axsinn eaeh OF you the foreeio OF said
moEtEaRe the same being upon the Northeast quarter
Of the South west quarter OF ksciop seven Town.
ship G5 north Range west, In Lee county Iowa and
also praying that tho Sontheas quarter tho South
west quarter OF said section be nyst sold pay The
amoust which Nxy be iounA due the Piaintir Eirsu,
barney. ana that then the Nonh-rxst quarter Of tho
Southwest quarter Of said be int sold IN pay
Plaintiffs claim. and farther asfInS kcY bale OF said
premises 10 pay the amount due Ga rn~r Ia ec
ator, ana for ssnef.i relief And eiess You appssr
and answer said petition befq< the sec
ond day OF the next term OF said 10 commence
Ut ksok0k on the first Monday 6Ikeptsmbsr A d
1852 Jcfauit vail be entered agohst you and iudr
ment rendered thereon pray Tor in All pett
NOBLE x STReNG,
mayB AttyE for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-28
NOTICE.

To John ehultr, II Perry, Mason x Wheeler, Geo
Gordon, Albert Wells, Judd, Walker 4 Co.. Emmer-
son, Cochran 4 Co.:
fou and each OF YOU, hereby notified that III
In now ON le n the once of The cerL II IN. D,.trIr
Court Of Lee county. Iowa. 1t Keotuk petition OF
Hiram Barney, oiaimi NJ OF you, John shutz, The
OF Fifteen Hundred Dollars, with ten per cent inter
est per annun, payable snnusily, money tue
mortgage made by YIN to Chas- Mason and since
signed TO ssd Hiram barney, dated 2At Of May. 1851
also claiming against each Of sog the foreelosn o
said mort Rnge. the same being upon the north half OF
the southwest quarter section Isl township 1865,
range t5 west. ais The OF the south
east quarter u section ti3l tosnship cG range I6
west, In Lee county Iews, for The purchase money
and further asking for sale Of said premises and
general relief; And unless Hppear aud said
petition on or before Of the second day OF the
next term OF said Court to commence mt Keokuk on
the lst Monday OF september, A. D. Ie02, default
Will be entered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for in said petition
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
mayl-d Ati'y for Plaintiff.
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msy1-d
NOTICE.

To Vim Hamilton, sr.. VIM Slater, John Light Nor
timer Henderson, Wesley Harrison, 4 M Moore, and
VIM Sellers:
You, and esch Of you, are hereby there
is now file in the ONCE Of The Clerk Of the District
Court OF lee couhly. lows. at K@oknks petition OF
lHrnm Barney caimiur ~ YOU, VIM. Hamilton, ST..
the snnl VI Three Hundred and Ftny Uailars With
ten per cent interest per anBGm PAYABLE annually,
- money due on mortgage made nv you 10 sAia
Hiram Barney dated 9th Of March 1854 siss claim
Ing against each Of the forecl0sure Of said
RaFe, the snme being upon triangular tract or land
or % acres less In the northwest quarter OF
section b; also the south hall othe southeast
ter OF the northeast quarter OF section "a conts In.
ing 20 nefes. nli In township f6 ncrth, range west
In Lee county Iowa, fsr the purchase money; and
fr Der asking for sae Of said premises and Fenerai
relief; And unless you pp@sr and xnswer said petit
ion an or before the seeonH day OF the next term
said Court TO G. mnenc. at keokuk on the 1st Monday
- september, A. ID. 1862, default will he entexed
against ypus and Judgment rsdertd IhefoH rTa ed
~ In said petition n. ScOTT ECwfI.l.
maf1.d Atty for tiaihsiG-