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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Is usually dark smoky brown Rose quarts
10 found In masses OF ish, pink color. but
not often transparent or sufficiently free
from crack, TO be Of much beauty. Much
better specimens Of this variety have been
obtained at another locality about . mile
farther east, A. this place largo mass
Was once obtained. as I have been told. Tor
the purpose Of making large mortar Tor
grinding the materials used in the manuiac.
turs Of artificial teeth.
BLEypr. This ore. which consists OF sui.
phur and zinc, has bccn found in small
quantities. Tho only specimens that l have
seen. were small mssscs or imperfect crys.
tails. OF q yellowi'h brown color.
ArAIrrE. A massive variety OF Phos-
pha,e of Lime. Is not uncommon here. IL
10 Of q dull light green color. and rather
soft.
BRookrrE Small dark brown crystals
having = brilliant lustre. arc often found
imbedded in albi,e and other minerals from
this locality. which appear to DO Brooki'e
or oxyd Of Titanium. but / have not been
able to procure n sufficient amount Of the
mineral to ascertain It's nature with Ger.
min,y. v.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

CAsuALrIIs OF TIE i7rm RIO. Col.
Roberts furnishes ths Press. with the FOL.
lowing statement: The 18th Maine was 10
the 6eh, Of Saturday. and under heavy
fro Of shot snd she'll Tor considerable part
Of from 3 TO O hours. The officers and men
displayed GOODNESS and gallansry. and were
couplimented BY our General.
scud you Tor Information OF friends o'
the regiment. the names " tho killed and
wounded.
KnLrp-Sergsan, }. G. Libby, Co. I;
private Melvin II Cooper, Co. +.
WOUNDED, Co A-Lronard A. Pe,tingill,
in thigh. serious Sers. Geo. p. Grover.
knee. slivht: Corporal Simon G Paine. txo
flnsc.s los, {; private Patrick McGr.,,. FOO,
seriously Peter McGirt. shoulder. slight.
Co. B-Priva,e samuel q Libby. 10 head,
seriously; Stephen Morton. shoulder, slight.
Co. C-Priva,o Edward G. Alien, in
hand. seriously.
TO Z Private E. Greedy Msrston, IN
head. seriously.
TO F-Priva,e Chas. Twi,chell. in finger.
slight; Elijah Murdoch. eide, slight Chas.
II. Morse. do.
Co G-Priva,e Ebencrsr Tyler, hand,
seriously.
Co H-Corroral Samuel p. llorr. foot,
seriously /; Sumner winslow. foot, slightly
Edward Haskell. Lex. seriously: Samuel
Donneli. leg do Rensselaer, Morton. hand
slightly.
Total, 9 killed. Is wounded no officers
injured.
The regimen, wen. into tho fight with
Geld. staff and line officers 90 /; enlisted mn
6lS. Missing mono
Cos. d. and X had no casualties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Our Representative. elect, Mr.. q. W.
Hammond. possibly with view 10 ascer.
tain IN a measure tho wants OF the people
for whom he 10 TO legisIa,e.-has lately
msdc tour Of observation through quite a
portion OF the Stats. While in Aroos,ook
County. a relative presented him with ono
OF tho horns OF q Moose. which he has lc't
At this Office. ipr tho inspection OF the Curl
ons This specimen weighs ~ pounds. and
10 about three feet IN length. with nine ant.
lers. upon web one foot in width. These
points do no, indicate the age Of the animal
s many suppose. two or three being added
in a year. after the fifth year. PAirs OF
horns have been obtained weighing nearly
so pounds. They .h"d them annually.
IRON December to March.
Mr. +. N. Crocter. has pair Of Moose
horns. from Pi.ca,squi.. Of about the same
length as the specimen in our possession,
but which haro no, quite 90 wide web.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

DEArH OF An AGrp IlrKMr. Joseph
Plummer OF Meredith. we'll known 10 many
Of the rcsiden" Of Belknap county. n. H.,
~" Old 10. Plummcr. the Hermit" who
has passed six'y.scven years Of. hi, lifo by
b'mself In kind Of log house, situated ir
remote locality, died on tho 30 inst. aged
eighty eight years. One Of his friends called
on him the evening previous to his death.
and requested permission to pas, tho night
with HIM bu, be replied, L" You can do mo
no good shall die before morning" Tho
friend granted his wish and left him, and
during tho nigh. no died a, he had lived,
alone. Manchester Mirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

CoScRr.s. During the las, week tho
House has voted the army appropriation
bill. I, amounts 10 about 500. 600, 900.
Mr.. Flanders, one OF the Representatives
cleo, IRON Louisiana, appeared to take his
seat. vallandiIham objected, and his GER
,ifca,o wa, referred TO tho committee on
elections
In the senate. a hill has been reported
FORGETTING the pay Of officer. absent from
their commands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Tux CABINET. Monday mornings papers
brough, patches Of crude rumors ABBOTT
changes in the cabinet Tho case 'cem' TO
be resolved into the simple fact that. las,
week. the Republican Senator. held n
caucus. ut which was chosen . Committee
to wal, upon the President. and urge .
reconstruction Of tho Cabinet. The object
contemplated seems To have been to Sc, rid
Of Secretary Seward. Tho proceedings Com
ing TO the ears Of Nr. Seward. no at once
rendered his resignation. Secretary Chase
also resigned. because Of the opposition TO
HE financial plan. The president accepted
neither Of their designations. and both rs.
sumed their places. Tho vacancy in the
Department OF tho Interior has not been
filled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

The Springfield Republican says an old
paper anufacturer writes with grca, con-
fdenco and enthusiasm OF new process Tor
reducing wood to paper pulp. which has
been discovered by Prof. Chadbourne Of
Williams and Bowdoin colleges. IL depends
upon q com blna,ion OF chemical and mechan-
icsl pria,iplcs. by which the woody fbers
are like strengthened and separated from
each other. The process is pronounced by
practical paper makers and pa,en. examiners
a. entirely unique, and quite certain in
results.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Tux fashions. Madame Demorsss has
Issued her Mirror Of Fashions for the Win
ter Of 1923. Such an array OF useful and
beautiful patterns. with directions in detail
and foil sire patterns. can DO found In no
other work OF the kind A subscriber to
this Magazine will find ready solution to
the many veIed questions OF dress, constant.
ly recurring, with tho advantage Of know
ing that whatever 10 presented 10 the mode
Price only 81 per year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Drlrns ~ rns 23d. The following lie,
Of deaths n the Maine 23d. 10 taken from
the corre-pondenco Of the Prcss: George
Mcln,ire. Co. X. Porter. Ne Dec. 9th ;
Clark 5 Edwards. Co. X. 0tisfeld, Dec.
9th F; Edward X. ftz, Co. &. Dsnville,
Dec. 9th; Darius Pearee. Co. q, Green
Dec. 10: Anthony w. johnson, Co. D.
BrownGsld, Dec. IL i; and Marshal +. Flint.
Co. Is. Sweden. Dec, 18th; all Of typhoid
pneumonia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

San NEws. ln,elIiSenee ha. been received
at Gardiner Of the death Of Mr.. Alvin ". g.
Heath. ~oundsrc received a, fredericksburg.
Mr.. Heath was publisher and editor o, ,hs
Gardiner Journal. and enli.,sd-leavipg q
wife and interesting little family-irom q
sense Of duty, believing the demands OF his
country superior to oil Others. IIe diei on
the 18th inst. Ills body will be brough:
home for ipterment. Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Gen. Burns,de's Official report states that
the whole responsibility Of the rnovcmen, a,
fredericksburg belongs to him. HIS orig.
nal plan was TO make IL feint Mt Gordons.
vile; and by rapid marches capture Fred.
ericksburg, march towards Richmond. and
fsh, battle before jackson could come
DOWN the valley. The failure to procure
bridges and supplies delayed the crossing
till tho rebels were able to completely forsi
~ the position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

TuE Crew or An lRoy CLAD. As tho
battery Of our iron.clad stcamsr Mon,auk
weighs thirty Eve tons, il is interesting U
know that her entire crew will be less than
seventy men. An old frisato required
ships company Of three hundred sailors
and landsmen, and q guard OF Marines.
These would man four Of the new fashioned
ships. and while every 81 FOUNDER on tho
friSAte required the labor Of twelve men.
the $50 FOUNDER Of ,h, MOnauk is easily
moved by four
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

". vulgar cant and slang phrases. such n
"rbolitioo,st." "n,gger." &C.. against its
prominent men. GIL up the cell styled demo.
cratic pres. The rebel generals. to show
their malisu;,y and ,res'o~. dc"ouucc the
federal army as band Of abolitiooi'''; tho
democraic press 70 echo hack to their
brother traitors In the ros,h the samc ep''
thc,. Rebel papers copy IRON democratic
paper. and democratic speeches. 10 snow
who their friends are in the north.
S. The democratic platform, I. adopted
n, their Conventions. 10 reasonable. Their
R,.,lu.,on. denouncs the President. Tor
.ao,,,ps m assures which ar. indispensable.
in maintaining the authority OF the govern
ment. For instance. " their hypothesis.
tina, tho vii, OF habea' corpus cannot DO
suspended IN times Of Rebellion, n correct.
then the pc,ru Of the general government 10
q, an end. II all the forms Of law have got
TO be complied with. before we can deal
with ,pie. and traitors. OF II they are to be
taken out OF the hands OF the military pow
er IN the mid.t Of gigantic civil var. then
We may rs we'll surrender to JED DAVIS
now. rs to delay q single day. Again. their
Resolutions point to n settlements OF this
war by 'comprOmlse." when they know
the rebels will listen to 10 terms OF settle.
meu,. cIcep, such as would involve the Tree
State. IN everlasting disgrace and ruin. To
advocate compromise, 10 to advocate an un'
Conditional surrender u tho rebels.
6. Who are the men tia, rejoice at our
defeats. and mourn over our victories. but
members OF the democratic psr'y7 They
have done il, and stand ready TO do It
again. What better evidence can We have
Of their treason. than conduct like this
And dad no, the members OF the democratic
party lear the halter or For, Warren. No
should hear grca, deal more Of this, than
we now do This spIri. !. in u era, many
OF them. and fear only has prevented i,'
more general development.
=. The men that have been arrested for
ti-loyal,y in the free States and imprisoncC!
for the same. and all the skedaddlers to the
British dominions, arc democrat. And
these are the men tha, dictate its policy,
control its Conventions and nominate 'ts
candidate. IL Is no pleasant task 10 be
obliged to say these things OF great poli,-
zeal organization at the north. But It !.
OF no u,c TO raise armies and money TO .end
down south. and wink at treas IN at home.
4" Fors~arned. forrsrmei." This govern
men, never va. in 80 great peril as now.
II. enemies. north as veil ~ south, mus, be
looked alter Could the aid and CON.
fort now extended by the northern De.
IN ,cracy TO the southern rebels be with.
drawn. II would put an end to the rebellion
in lee. than .i1,y days. Treason ut the
north - nnw the erea, danger; and unlc--
" !. -ca-onahly crushed out. 10 may in the
end c1,ingu,.h the las, hope. oi the Aneri-
can patriot. and leave the hes, eo,ernrs-n,
the world ever cav, u heap OF smouldering
runs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Secretary Chase says tina, the reason Why
the soldier. are no, more promptly paid, is
that the large demands upon the Treasury
have made u impossible to Gil all the requi.
si,ions, as fact as made. II Congress will
provide speedily. by legislation. as suggest
ed in his report. authority TO make loans.
be thinks all demands may be promptly
met. Abou, one million pcr day goes to
the Army and Navy. which does no, mate.
rally lessen rhe accumulated requisi,ions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

The Lewiston Journal says that the agent
Of the Porter mill in that place has con-
tracted, % wo learn. with tho Biddeiord
Machine Shop for $4,000 worth Of. cotton
machinery. What better proof could there
DO 81 the confidence oil our wiscst business
mon in the good time coming?
DR.. Stephen Gale Of Portland has erected
in the burying ground nj plymouth. Mass,
. marble monument over the rcmaines OF
the seventy two mariners who persisted in
The sbipwr:ck ofthe armed brig Gen. Ar.
mold. in the year l7Is.
Gen lieinix'lman. IL 10 said. will imms.
diately take tie field at the head ola now
corps d. arme,. and the command Of the
deisnses Of Washington will be added to
the duties ofMili,ary Governor.
Petitions are being circulated m differ.
snt PARTS Of the State for Congress to appro.
pria,ed 81 600. 900 for q railroad from the
Penob.oot to the east limo Of the State. d. a
work Of military necessity.
A correspondent, Of tho Washington
Republican says that no is assured bys
gentleman in whom he has entire conf.
dence. that washpstOn'swillis now in Gull
pepper county. Va, and adds ,ha, ,hero
need no, DO any unea'ine,s about It's safety.
Tho Evening Post thinks that gradual
emancipation. would DO like cutting OF
dogs tail BY inches to 80. IL used to tho
pain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

INV E,rRrss. The Ksnncbcc Journal
reports that application will DO made TO the
ue., legislature, for tho charter OF q new
Express Company. The company will ask
,herishs to do . general express business.
at reasonable rates. The Journal thinks
little competition may have good In
auence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

The Augusta correspondent OF the Bangor
Wing. says tho whole sun received in this
State. on soldiers allotmen.s. 90 lar a. ss-
ccrtaincd. is $3.50, 900. These figures. We
think, sIhibi, bu, part Of tho amount re-
csivcd. The tenth regiment. which allo.s
but small SUN. had made arrangements to
send home 100000. OF the pay they expect.
cd 10 receive last month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Gov. Seymour Of New York. 10 reported
to have written q letter. ssyinS that he de-
sires the State Of New York to maintain the
proud pro eminence shs has thus farheld in
the work Of msinta'uing the Union and the
Constitution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Our thanks are due the Press. for dealing
blows in our behalf, though aippans para.
graphs like that Of the Springfield paper
possess neither the power to 'pjurs or annoy.
even had there Been no Misrepresentation in
the case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

LES MsrRanLrs. M,.rs. Bailey and
Noyes, Portland, have q cheap edition OF
this great work OF Victor Hugo. The five
books are printed in one volume, and sold
for Sl.OO. Forwarded by mail on receipt
Of price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

We learn from the Clarion that Mr.
Samuel Li,hcruess. Of New Portland. while
assisting in moving building on Thursday
Of last week. had his Lex caush, between the
building and tree. and 90 badly crushed
tha, i, was necessary to umpu,ase It above
The knee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Tnr puRrSoLoGic,L ALMANAC Tor 1868. is
received. IL contains variety OF matter
pertaining TO that science. and is issued j.,
the usual neat style OF the publishers.
Me~r. Fowler & Wells. sos Broadway. n.
Y. Price cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

COMMISSIONERS COuSr. Tho County Com.
m,..ioners meet to-day. to close up the
bushes. Of tho year. They will probably
remain in session during q part Of mex,
week. The new Board will DO organized
on tn. FRS, day OF January. asrecably to
tho Law Of last winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

INV York STEAMERS. We would invite
attention to the advertisement Of the New
York and Portland line OF steamers. Tho
vessels appear s,auneh and commodious.
and are we'll spoken Of by those Who have
taken passage in them. The line is becom.
ing isvorite one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

SINGULAR. Tho Bath Times ssys that Q.
hog attacked Mr.. Hcrmon Shot,ls. knocked
HIM over. biting him 50 seriously that bis
Iito 10 10 danger. Mr.. s. was 'ryinsso
drive the animal from bis yard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

FERMENTATION. Tho Boston Journal says
the friend. Of Col. Henry o. Kent. of Lam
caster. n. II, b, have made him the recipient
Of a splendid war horse. The Journal says
Col Ken,'s regimen, will be filled BY draft
ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Ilrlvr ARTILLERY. Orders have been
Issued for the conversion Of the ls,h Name
Regimen, into heavy artillery regiment.
This arrangement, require. thu recruitip. Of
two new companies. Full PARTICULARS are
given in general orders
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

The Pennington Chronicle states that
Benz Sampson Esq. offarm'nSton Falls.
Register OF Probate for franklin County.
died suddenly on Friday evening. l2 inst.
of congestion Of the brain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

The ATLANTIC. In another column. We
prin, the prospectus OF this popular Maya.
zine. Its merit is st,cs.ed by the rapid
strides IL has made. In ito brief career. The
January number is one Of the be.t ye, is-
sued, demonstrating that 1t 10 to improve
with age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Tho rebel force in fredericksburg. when
the city was taken by our troops. was ~
regiments. They broke and aed 80 quickly
that bu, ljG were wounded by tho t.rribls
ere Of our army.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

WARS IN NAxE? The telegraph
reports the owl train. on . road in New
Jersey, has run OF the track. On tho Grand
Trunk railway. . freight train is currently
known a. the sord,ne train.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

A firm in New York offers to paper ma.
kers machine that will clean 1000 TO
$500 pounds Of unro.tsd IA. per day. IL
Is recommended for preparing DAG for paper
stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

The BANKS EXPEDITION. I, is now stated
tina, Gen Banks hss gone to New Orleans,
where he will 'upercede Gen. Butler. lie
will have 1000 men in hi. command. The
capture of Mobile. and the opening OF the
river, US well m . sharp look out for foreign
operations. will be u par, Of the service 70
quircd Of him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

North Oxford Quarterly Meeting will b
held in Peru, the last day o: December.
Oxford Quarterly Meeting will DO held 10
on the 9th Of January.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

A letter in the Press. from one OF the OF.
6cer.. says the Goth Maine regiment lost
about Is killed. and had larger number
wounded. No lis, has been published.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

The steamships Norwegian and Jura. ar.
rived in Portland. on Friday morning. The
news is not important. We notice Atlantic
& ST Lawrence railway shares quoted at
SOS to S61.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Tho Vermont Hospital for tho Insane, Al
Bra,tlsboro'. was burned, en- Sunday morn
ing, at two o'clock. No lives were Lost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Hon. James A. Pearce. U. s. Senator
from Maryland. died at Charl.s,own. on
Saturday. aged Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Alfred Landers. Co. D. 10Th regiment,
was wounded in the late battle. We are
informed that he belonged in Woodstock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

The Governor la. appointed Mande,i!le
+. Luddsn. County Attorney for andre
scoggin County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

Some letter writer has stated that tho
Tenth Maine regiment had been ordered to
4" 20 forward"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

- .s..is'yH's's, wunou, wnicn no adseiis.
ing physician ar medicine of ih. Kind IL de,erv.
"a. OF ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

c. E., aud Derby Line. Vermont.
Sold by DR.. Rust, So Paris; hates K Co., Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

90. -, ,So.. susaN u. fItIELp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

IN lrisate Minresota has
'...a..fh R,.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

r-i TO give BrrrrR satisfaction than any other
sewing .maehne in the market, or money refund.
ed.
rV-Send fnr n circnlar. AGENTS WANT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

that the hull name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-26

-, -.,.sO. ptLsLI rwrrcuELL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03


Arthur WIeott, Clara Wolcoit Nathan Eewsom.
Geo II Gilt, Fsire. Ferris to, Geo Riehsfason,
klihv Turner, Gee n CrossiDan, GrinIsi a. jenkins
PsErsm. Paynier Davis iippsn es, i'nnicr seo,t,
JAmcs Kent, SaUtee t Co, VIM Hrat don &c, kiHd .
Brother n Co, Abbott johns 4 Co:
You are hereby lneA~d that thers - rev on Ole in
the once OF the Cerk Of the district Court Of Les
county lows, II Fora Madsen. the petition pf klsur
Woire, eisjmiRE 81 yeu. stiur woictu, fhe sum OF
&esen Hundred end Hsvssty Dalistx, with tstssest
from June h, 1874, IT chs rate OF Per esns. PER
.nndm, parable annually y same rste - money 5asi
ly Doc him from yen, Arthur Wsicott, on pfotnis-
sosy nstej nd saimng ssssst Ill q r. the isse-
closure Of mortgage, given BY The said 10
the payment or said note the easteriy half
lot In block a. In the city of Keokuk county OF Lee
and state al lows.
Now, unless you appear snG d. fene therctoon orbs
fore oon OF the second dry Of the term OF said
cemneneiug ard tn be holden on the third Nom
day efMA,, let2, ~ FWt Madison, defsuR win BE-
Entered against you and sndxntnt rendered there
claimed interest and costs OF suit; also
sdscrse eating on snd soreessins III rights ID
and equity OF rsdempties 81 he satd property
Ne personsi eiaim IL made. sgainat asy Of sos ex-
eepf said Arthur Wlicott.
nccRARY q BKUcE,
feb24-dlm Attyssfpr pftG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

/ EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur woleott; clsrs B woleost, Nathan sev.an,
George II. GIL Price, Ferris 4 ca, Geo G Eich-
ardsaa, xlihs Tsrner, Georfe II CrnsFmsn, Grim
s1li 4 1enkips, Psgram. Pay pter 4 Usvis, Lippen-
eott. Hunter = scott il nes Kent. Eantee = Co, VIM
GssyAen b Co, Lind, Brother 4 Co, Abbott, Johns
d Go: 1886 - 70
Yes ars he eby notified shst there 10 now on die Ia
tho oakee Of the GiesE ~ th~ nistYct cpur ~ Lee
ceuits Iona. - toh Msason the petition of Elf1uY
wojc0. Executor Of The estate Of Flihu Wotcuaa. de-
CEASED ciatmtnR u vtu Arthur Woitoit, the sum OF
Thirteen HuBdsed Nv ersy -sir DhltEYA With inter
est m shs same fsan May 18th Ists v The rate Of Tn
per cent PER anInin. - mooney Justly due prom
isssvy patr DF SID sun hieh note raid csais bsa
paid for ssia Arthur Wo1eeW; and rfxinin e OF y1n
III the foreclosure Of mortgage given BY ssid Vol
colt. TO aid note, ~ eaneTfs knff Ut fos
fosr in block twEnty-nine In the city u kecknk. Lss
CO unity. lows.
& Now, unles. you appear and resd thereto or bee
fore OF the seSoDa day 50 the next May term Of
said court 10 he begun ami holder st Fos Msdiscn
on ths thiyd londsy 81 May, Ift2. Judgment will
b rendered against yea b. default for the amount
claimed, fpteiea ssd costs, and decree cutting ~,
barring and foreel sing ali Year ushis In and 10 the
equity Of redeem ptan Of said property. No pssssnsl
cAim II made against ans Of but Arthur oeots.
MCCRAkY BkUCE.
feb94-diM s Atty fos Pitk.