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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16

BJGsRs ZOE OOrToH Yankees are tryng In
every way to get cotton. Butler to induce tee planters
to ssnd down tbdr cotton he's written lster ensurr
the oWner-"eyen If Sidel himsen"-the proper PrI :
tscdOn and shipment of all cotton tina. may be sent
down the river Here IS his bbe by which be hopes to
get soma est.on for Europe:
HEADoU'Rs DEPARTMENT or THE GULy.
NsW Orleans, July 81, 1862
To Hon. RsSsrdy kRIoa:
Ny Dear Sir: Permit to terste and reiterste aga
and ag4n What you knew well before but which these
dsluded people determined never to believe that
merchandise whether cotton or sugar, WILL In any
event. be seized conhscasd BY the United States au
81 IitiFs here.
viii assure safe conduct open market and prompt
sh pnent Of all each property sent to New 0rssn and
tn owner, he Shdtl bimss SHOULD lave the par
for bis cotton II sent here under this assuranoe.
lam, most truly you're,
BINJLMIS = BuILBR,
h,ios 9sEsEAl Commanding.
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and In TIE thckest Of tho IN most Of then, where
tervards; but thing heretofore that have seen or
heard Of, or ever read Of could be compared 70 The
dreadful cruelty Of the disembovelins Poor
p, Who came with me to zee the execution, fell down
in fsinting IT, and 10 that state carried away, and
l. pov ravng maniac from the sf e the dreadful sight
had on him Nay God forgive England Nr the part she
is taking in this war and may the Elm Of the snssu iss
she has ass.ed in perperang the dsfencelea woman
and innocent and helpless child be removed from her
door
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16

AsoLrfIou vrlLAur Essusspsadsn Of The Mobile
Register hss ssnt 70 that journal several letters captured
BY Morgan In bin recent expedition, one Of which s
ply Of Governor Moren Of IodiaoA 70 letter from Col.
L hstoslfe one Of The mos vsnomous and blackhear I'd
Abolitionists In kentucky This letter indicaes the
aroeity Of ks abolition persecution which sendi incn,r
svs citizens 70 BE- imprisoned ct the mere vhm ofa nil
itasy dsspotis ecroundrsl:
srA,s OF I,pr.sA, EIscurvs DrrI,
Indianapolis, July is. 1861
Col. LsOridas X,iealfs, IA Cavalry, Ky Vofs:
DsAE sIR-In reply your letter Of tho 1851 inst,
have 10 state that any prisoners Of var sor or whose
conduct Ia dangerous government whom you may
Cause 10 DO arrested vii be secured and kept q, the pr
camp IN this city, CT otherwise colfned, the
cessity of the case may require.
have granted to Brig Geo. Boyle, commanding tire
o. g. forces 10 your State the privilege Of sending pr
onsrs arrested By HE authority TO the Southern Indiana
State prison Of fersonve and instructions have been
nte then. mepon this blinking not Unlikely that
some OF the wealthy and fasnisl persons TO vbom you
efr would be ,or in the pri'on al eJssnvilL,, than
Ia the camp in this city.
l have tie honor 70 be Col, &C.,
Your obsdient servant
o p. AoEros,
Governor Of Iddians.
wretch this Lsonidas hetcae TO- the corepopdel
tkes The following order from his private letter book for
the hanging Of ciliI,n -i,hou: judge orj,ry:
CYsrHIAsA, KY. J-ly s lsa2.
Cdp'. W. H. 0ien Prov 8! Mar hal Of Nicholas Co. I:
l send Vincent 9th 6Iy the IL jIl II
ed one OF my men without provocaien axe him gu.
hang him. They continually doing these proyocs-
lions and We must have an example.
LsSEIDas ArIcALyE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
IlfI:D.

On FridNy rorpng, sth instant s,r lingering l'nfu Of
'y,h "a ever, A.' N'R> MIA u VAUGHAN. OF HsAp,on
Il fIetr VI p-Ass this lsatd-day) Aterreop, al
o'elocs, fro te FIRST Brpt 81 hsreh, Or. BrruSb
Fcr fien-s and .SsasiaAnces TAD oss o: the family To-
v.,,I to ~ cod
On Friday. the 1ah .ntiu In this ei'y N MARY 4 eAvs
AGE, Wits Of GEORGE N. Garage, Of Hearieo
Her fner viii take place fro the d-oos o. her
snh, between Gary sad ana cts, 90 hi, a'urdsy)
ming, At eceek The hsnds s1d inanees Of thu
are requested 10 attend.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16

TEE SLAvi TRADE UNDER ANOTHER NAxr There
have been three arrivals OF immigrants during the fort,
night Ca the 9Th the Statesman arrived after voy.
age Of ninetythree days, from Madras with $50 psople
-2o4 men, IS women, rs boys, ~ girls and Is nfart
There we're one death and birth the voyage. Ga
the l2.h the Copg~ood arrived from OLcutta, after
voyage Of Ito days with 2s7 people-2l2 men, so wo-
men, 9 boys, girls and IL infants. Sde lost IL By
desth the voyage. Ga the 18th the Brechn Castle
arrived from the same pace, after voyage Of SO day.
With 2s3 peope-l92 men, Sc women, 9 boys, girls,
10 infants. She lost IL the voysge-Dsmrara Gre.
OLE 2Ist Jurn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
DuRArIoN or The wan

UpOn this interesting question the Memphis (Grenada)
Appeal has the folio wing remarks:
The truth H. It rests entirely with the Southern people
Whsther lais shall bs long short vigorous
Irssouol Of il will bring it to speedy close, but it
cannot be so prosecuted unless generals in the I'D
sre iusaihsd -h he and necessary for tba
purpose Il Is within the power Of the South 70 throw
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The YapSee Davuerreo,yp,d.

Washington Irving, in his inimtlble " Knckerbock'
er's History of New York." has drawn the Yankee
character to perfection In these piping hot time,
readers will be refreshed ~ the porGaiturs. Two
hundred year, have made but slight if any, changes in
the picture,
The historian, speaking of the Yankees, says
"ln truth, they are a wonderful aud all-preyalent
peopeI Of that class who only require inch 10 gain
az ell, or a halter to gain horse, (thevesD From
the time they frat gained foothold on Plymouth Rock
they began to migrate, progressing and progressing
from place to place, and lsnd to land, making little
here and a little there eontTOYertng the old proyerb
that rolling stone gathers Hence they face
tiousy received the neLna Of The Pilgrims; that i,
TO say, people who are always seeking better coun
Try than their own"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16

QUEKR IDlA or An 0ArH-As the criminal term Of
the Supreme Court lately held in Lawrence, Mass
little boy years old called witness in an as.
whether boy of tender age knew the nature Of al
OATH proceeded 10 ssk him few question:, as follows
District A,torney-"Litls boy, do you know what |:
Is to testify?'
Little Boy-T suppose It Is TO tell the truth"
District Attorney-"Yes, but what would DO the C
sequences II you did not tell the uuth,"
Little Boy-"I suppose should be sent to jail"
District Attorney--"Bl vcu not God punish you ~
Little boy-"I guess rot dad. Uaiversalist"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
GEN. BRANOR'S BRIGADE.

Gen. Branch, Of N. o., has Issued the following COZ.
ua'ory Addrtss to the troops composing his brigade
rne Slash Church" alluded TO- is the battle field usually
known as N mover Court House." Hanover Oouri
House" was the nsme given by the Yankee, and "slash
Oaurch" by our own General The battle was fought 81
Slash Church, one milo and . half west Of Hanover
UOurt House,
IL. a.. L.. n...... L. n.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16

"DoG EAT Doc. About the close of 1859, Andy
Johnson speech delivered in Nashville, thus spoke
OF WIN. G. Brownlow:
Not only has my political character been assaied
but my private character has likewise been the subject
Of shameful discussion. Among the fercest of my
sailants is one Brownlow, whom you all know His
reputation for lying is equaed only by his fame
common blackguard. He SANDER no one.
And early in January of 1854, Brownow made a
speech in the public square in Nashville, in which
ours the following sentence:
1 here denounce, upon his own dunghill, and I hope
within sound Of my voice, Andrew johnson, the Gov
ernor elect Of Tennessee vile demagogue, abo-
lition satrap infamous liar libel upon depraved
humanity, &c, sc.
Many persons who heard both speeches, expressed
their convictions at the time that both had spoken the
truth in reference to the other.
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vIcKsBura Irr.a-~e copy The following parasrpI .
from the Y cksbufg Whig:


When the Yankee els approached the city, VIC con.
cudd TO let everything remain In Office, ard ri,k
the chances Of having destroyed rather than 10 the
trouble Of removing it and thereby have red and
partially destroyed, which would necessarily been
be case. The tuilding in tho th ct Of the Ere,
but hes mirsculouslv escaped with bu. liz l. jury-
several pieces Of she that BURT In the air have passed
through the roof and ws and shot, from the pass
rg oats, struck 1t, but damage was done to the
printing material NIB shells fell and exploded all
around IT, king several Of the neigbb oring houses
but our ofics saved from being kscrkd into pi-
by q very fs. fest-for which NO are very thankful
Our city Is beginning to exhibit signs Of sctual ne
sg in. Toe people arc cklg back TO their homes,
being opened, aud the Lusaions Of business
have gGined fresh imre ui The houses which wsre
struck by the euemy's Rhels are bsing repaired tho
reefs and sidewsk, that torn up being made
passsbe days and xsgors Of every description tbrorg
our tho oughfsres from early gill dowy eve" aud
together VIck,burg presents bury, busting appear
ance Hotels and restaurants preparing 70 reopsn,
bankers are brushing Of her uutsrs for business and
soon We expect 10 be able tell readers that tbs
long "belesg usred city" s herself again.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16

FORTY DULLA as K 4. ~ AsxD.
TUE above vii be psd for the apprehension asd
IL livery ny iAl OF gro woman mBi kttn. ske 10
d. Of blAct i.xon mednn about thirty
| Of age. che lsh 90 the moaning Of hs l<A inLtrn
sls-lv o 4 FoEplE,,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16

1t no misfortune for nice young woman TO lose bel
good naps v . nice youns nan gives her better.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16

JONI II WISDIR.
TASKS BUcsASAN.
WV HISET Norris.
L LoUIs LOW.
Z GRIswOLD.
T. s. kHITT.
Il CLAI DALLAH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
NOTICE.

To ! A. Bishop, Alice Bishop, Clark. uenry q
Taylor, Edward Brook y ii and X n wh,,..a,a L.
+ NJ, Tale . Co.. Madison Reed, ~ q Pasr ngton q
20, lnnmas Davis, MI see,y, howe, pirrce q Co.
Homer, and Noble slropr. D.fe ndants ''
fou are hereby notified that there ia now on file In
,be Cicrh once OF the District Court Of Lee caunty
IOWA, ~ heoknk, apetItion of Hiram barney elnim
ing Judgment sgatnst you, ). A. Bishop for the
sum o. ohe Thousand Dollars, with ten per cent. ia.
gage given 10 ID. w. KiibouYne upon io,s q ~ ~
y and - 10 block 90 In Monrose low nd sars,nst
you all the foreclosure OF said mortgage and ssie If
sald lots, and Tor general relief with costs "
Now, you must appear and answer ssid petitian nv
noon of The second day OF the mex iterm III snia
TO be hold VI Keoank on the nYst Masslsy IN Es,an
Der, A. Ice or judgment hex therein yrsn.t
you bf DEFAULT. III. SCOTT HON Eli--
ysosH Atty for Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

TO Robert Creel. isahelis o,Bren, Esecutrix % H.
O. O'bricn. Deceased John A. Patterson s. ID Ing
ham, A. Waicor Gregory NON sfixn Geo Bartlett
Co.. Queen City Vanish Co !, 4 X Seine, Geo
Crossman. EJtsh1 Inrner- Nathan New Ton PRICE
Farris Co, Geo. Richardson w M stewart a
Son, Lttlston Sht9ey, Herry nellie. Ssm,l Vance
ChAs. Parsons n Co.. L., h w - Wnrley En- n..r-
son. COCHRAN Co, Ssns'I +. Miller Ahnef Reeves
ana Perry, executors OF L. X. Reeves, de.
c~ssed, Defendants. - ~
You and each Of yon hereby notified thai there n
nnw ne IN the Cefks efce the uistrIt ctnrt ~
icF Co, In~s, AT keck nk petition uf IRAN barney
ella imT Of tcns X = Greet ard Isxbslis o.friep N
ssuNtx vf ii. o. bfen, tho sum OF pine cen
HUNDRED nalsrs With ten por cent intertsi per an
mum payable ANNUALLY. az ular es due on = deed OF
msde ~ said Greet O Br~n 10 d. " Etbonrne
AAa since sssiaaed 10 said tzuia dated hYsf OF mil
5si as eisni rs against each gu tho
OF ssid Deed OF rust the being on Lot. seven
I'D eirhtts nine 90 ten tf0l eleven ~ ard we,,e
lI, Block seventy t7e), IN the City Of keokuk LEES
County, Iowa, Tor the purchase money; aud futthsr
asking forshe sale ofsaid premises, AID gentralle-
lief -
Ana unless you appear sne arswrr .asa rsfitton
~ or before noon OF the SIC - sy IT,. sst term
81 said Fonr 10 cemmtrcs Fl Ecrkut on N. nr.t
henaay OF september a ftta y defsusf !. IN =.
catered against yeu H re 10 rcd Id. rear
pray for in said petRion,
II. sCoTT HOW'LL
jury io-osW At'ya for plaintiffs.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S
~ 9a1C.

INiIEU sJATES OF AMEhils,l
DisTRteT oy IOWA.
BY virtue Of an execution 10 dir ected issuea by
the Clerk Of the District Court OF The United
the Southern Division OF The District OF Iowa and
anst James Morton, and In favor OF Nelson. Ward
we'll CO.. have levied upon, and will sell 10 the
highest bidder, the do, Of the Clerks Once OF the
district Court OF the United States for the District
Iowa, at Keokuk. in said District the 18th day Of
September, A. ID iad2 bttwesn the hours Of O'Clock
=. IN. and O'Clock p. Of said day. the following
property, to-wit: The w "a OF Sec, 90 East ~ OF y
Y or Sec 30 Tow nsfip o. north OF Range IL west
The north u OF the MEX of Sec. "a, = n Of thc S
Of Sec ~ Township 81 moth o! Range 10 wests The
west u the Is II 4 OF Secttn I, ,SWf Of The
+ OF ssctionlI:s X Of thws o. section u; west
Y Of thr w OF Section -, W OF the . W of
Secticn ~ Township ~ worth Of Rsnxtr west; The
vesA X OF the tof Section ssi = ofthe !!
Of Section 81, east X Of the y OF H<cticn u, 4
OF the OF Section f3towpshfp 10 north Range
il west all Ia Jasper county. Iowa. The east N Of
Section - Townships north Of Range a. in Hardin
county, iowa. The east II OF the w Of Section Is,
uest 4 or she OF Scetion ~ Townsilip 10 north
Of Range -. Loh7, 10. ~ and Is In Section Town
ship ss Range 20, In Dallas county, Iowa. The
and " 1, The east Of the Wv I. and the w o,
Ne n " Of Asction % Township ~ north Of Range
IL, and The Of Section a. nn, Ne. south Vt the
u Section rs Township ~ of Panrs ~ In
Grundy county, lows. The eass Of the n OIL See
ton % In Township % In Range g. Van Buren, eeuny,
lows.
Taken xud levied upon az the property Of James
NJ orton. ~ satisfy said " rit 81 Execution.
Ksoank, july slst, lre2-
H. ", HoxIR, Z s Marshsi
augQ a BY HAIRY FrtroS, Deputy.
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iniy H. A~
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Charles Pitcher. Ann Carrot Michael Nc 1,ermo,.
Rnbert detsy Geo. Z. AfIds sseu aud ss1itta n, ,,
deienGaRts. 49,
on are feTets hotihed fhst herr Is on Hle In
lnNA alhesaak, petition In equity 81 Hsaf4 Re fy,ey
t45mihS Judgment AGAINST YOU. Charles pifftt ~
ne fuia ~ Two Huntr ed fe2nDl Dollars a. t 4.i
of Trust given 10 d. W. kfipourne in s.el. IL. -.
ShnFT HIbbey, 10 Marsh. Lee atsa H+isssn aioh LII
seven ~ BLOCK one hundred aud ~enty Iins tlgs4
City u Keoknk, Iowa and O.. agan.t .rii All ,rs,g,;
iof tne 81 'a fe~d u rst the sale s
Lot, and for general rtl4eT. So
NOW yo4mnst zach appear and sHswer TO saia r,s,i.
Won ny noon ~ the s"eGad day OF the next cr m III SAID
Court, TO be held At keokuk on fh- ftst Nnpas az
default
~. SCOTT HOWELL,
Vfs~nsw Atty fer Plaintiff.
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is-d4w
NOTICE.

To Adam Spohn. James Watson, Xix, Hale q Co, y
T Adar, II M. Black, VIM Stannus, and Geo. w.
Caldwell
You hereby notifed thatthe he now on nle in
the Clerks Oce of the District Court OF ier Gonut
Iowa, al keekrk petition in equity OF Barnts,
claiming judge mcni against you. Adam srohh. Tor
sum OF Five Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage
given to Ghsres Mbsfn upon lots ~, andtwotsls
Block (2Q2) in the CTS ofkeokuk, Iowa, and ms
asaiUst you all pray the sale ~ ssd lots the
forecfnsure OF taid mortgage the aAtngnishment Of
the equity OF ptl0n, and for general rcficf
Now, each OF you must appear AID answer dpett-
tinn by noon OF the second day OF next term of
Court to be held at keoknk on the frst Monday
Of September 1860, or Judgment will be had the rein
by default n prayed for. n SCOTT HOWELL.
tufyfH a4w Pfatnta6sE Attorney
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T EGAL NOTICE.

l.
In the County Court OF Lee lutuiy. Diva.
Notice 10 hereb, given that 81 tA.e Arss Monday OF
Jny le62 An instrument In writing psrporing to be
the last VIII and Testament of itlHm ~ Worthing
ton. deceased was pr odueed opened ana read la
Court above named, and the First MoDasy In August
lsG2 fixed by said Court ss the day on which proof
Of the g@nntne OF said instrument viii heard
at which time and place, all persans interested ma,
be heard. ROBERT A. RUSSELL.
julsI5-d3w County Judge.
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NOTICE,

To Adam Spohp, Geo w. Caldwell, James watson,
Xix, Hale a. Go, 4. Adair, III. M. Black and W m.
Stannus, defendants.
You are h-~~by noMfed that thrre 10 now on ale IN
the Clerks Once OF The District Court Of Lee County
Iowa at Keokuk, petition of Hiram barney, claim
ing m1hdgmert against you Adam Spobn for the sum
OF -Four Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage given
Chas. Mason, upon Lot three ~ Block twol undred
and a. against yee all the foreclosure OF sHid mott
gage the sale and fer ether equitable relief
Nov You must appear and answer said petition by
noon OF lie second day OF next term OF sad Court
70 be held In Keok the rs Monday OF september,
A. .isd3 ortudgment WILDE had against seu BY de-
fault.
II SCOTT HOWELL,
" Is-d4w Any for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

~
To leander HArbne, Elizabeth Hsrbine j HIATT
Emma Hiatt Ria, Hale s. Co., Reed, Cutter 4 TO,
Reynolds Samuel Roatmsu, Themes Martin,
George q Anderson sockman. Hatch 4 Thomp-
son, Charles Par cons l. Co., H Poster Piekl4n *
Lucas.
You, and each Of You hereby notified thst there
Is now nie In the Once or the Clerk OF the District
Court o. Lee connts, Iowa nj Keokuk. petition Of
Reuben Harbines ming of yop, IesndeY Harbine,
the ann OF sxee u Hundred and Thirty uoarp.
with Fix per cent interest per anpum pa Able
ally as balance due on promissorr note on which
udameni has been obtained made By you, sid Lean
der Harbpe, and secured by mortgage executed by
you to said Reuben f&sbinc, dated December ID A. H.
1852 also claiming against each Of you
Of said ortF.ge the same beinE upon certain Real
Estate In the city OF Keokuk, Lee county Iewa more
particularly descr ihed III said mortgAre and petition
Also praying for correction Of IN ption
OF the mortgage premises; and further asking for a
sale NJ said premises and general relief
And nnless you appear and ans wer said petition on
before Of tho second day the next term OF
said Court. 10 commence q Keokuk The nvst Mon
day OF September, A. d. 1852 default viii be enter
ed against ayou, and Judgment rendered thereon AZ
pray ed far ~ said prtition.s 3,
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
tyae-dAw Att'ys fer Plaintiff.
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tyfs dsw
NOTICE.

To ]. X. Hickey. James ni,pona. George Bartls,ta
knlss - - ~ ~
kks4ha each OF yon are hereby notified ihs there
0n Me IN the Clerk Oiee OF Tho Ccnrtaf
ir~ EoSntt lows nj Keok nk,a petition n lrstn Barn
50, mlIs af you, Rick ,ihe sum OF sur Humid
sfrd Dollars, With 10 interest per snnnua
FaAapie ahhhaiis as money due Deed OF Trust
tnate ~ seu - d. W. Ktibourne and slnge assigned
70 sad plaintiff dated fAh sy, Ih5a also claiming
sEahst each Of yea tie foreclosure OF said Deed or
trust e same being upon Lots "a, Eve 81 and
ax TO-, Block eighty eight City OF Keokuk In Lee
leunty, Iowa. 1.-THE parrhase money 4 and further
a'nk or sale 81 Lot four III Block eight, eight
fsel, and geberArreHef.
hnh unless ycnsrrear and answrr said petit ion on
or before noon Of thr second day the next term f
ta9d Cour. to CONNIE keos on the nrst Mn
DAY ~ September isf2, default will D.. .ats,ta
against ysh ard jshrment rendered thereon - prayed
Tor ih satd Estision.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
B ie-diw ATTY for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

II n1u1NHD Nv
TO Edward Kilbourne Caroline A KiIbourne, Chas h
Foote Oh fette. a;a Z t.nraatt Mason Wheel.
err G. W Garuett " My ne, state Savings fnst.
tute, Gardner y Dsps. aud Nm Page, assispe-s OF
lie Boston Locomotive works. ALERT Wells
pranFis Woodbridge, Frederick Hhe,iey. Wales -
Bot & Co., c NJ Peck Coneabie Il s,eyth. N titsaa
Patterson. q CARRIER, WIN Thenpsprs Iansie. !.
sud ID TeBplin, defelhsnts
You hereby notified ihs there " now on fle IN
Clerk hTEIrN Court al Ilne county,
Iowa 81 sokuk. petition Of Hiram Barney. prn, ipe
for = Judgme mt aganst you. Edward kllbanrBe, tor
the sum or Porty-fise Hundred Dollars, upon your
mortgage, given 10 Marsh, Lee Deievap, upon lot
nye t5f block ave Is. keoknk, Lee county. Iowa,
for the sAe of ssid lot the foreclosure Of
said ortgAge aud he eklnEuis At OF the equity
or redemption and general relief.
And each OF you must appear and snsw or said pet-
ton by noon Of the second day OF The Term OF
said Court 10 he held on the rrst Monday of sepiem
ber lsG2 or Judgment by defaun will he had sgxsst
you. H. stuTI HONtL
nug2-d4w Airy lsr Plaintiff.
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vTHE STATE OF IOWA.

ia Jessce g. Wickersham:
Sit :1-fou are hereby notified that there il now on
Helm She oasn OF the Clerk OF tho District Conr, OF
Ice county Iowa, keokak, petiiio p mos Hen
kle piainfin, claiming Of you the rum Of 3 IA "a
a. money Justly due Him on six notes tone
81 SAID notos payable TO said piaintih order the
others payable 70 divers pcrsoDs ALd endorsed and
assiEnedto pAinti,l and upon ave accounts for Ger
aDa other property by purchased or di.
yAxs parsons Ana them assigned TO plaintiff and TINT
IN attachment has been issued by the Clerk Of ssd
Courtupon salad petition upon which certain az vour
prcpety has been attached. tesf8 "
OF before noon OF the second day September 1855
that being the second dsy OF the next term 81 snid
Co0rtte be holden VI Keok uk default will be entered
I,djudgment rendered against you thereon.
BECK Il HEATH,
JuiyIS-a Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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rs brls Waite Fish and Trout inspection or iA61 and
or sale low, BY EAAGkB POLLOK,
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SECTION |. The Congress q
tie Confederate States OF Amer.
ca 90 enact: That all persons wis
shall be held unfit icr militar,
service under rules to be prescribe,
by the Secretary OF Wal; eli Jn
diciaI and oxecutiA e oilseerset til
Confederate or state Governments
the members Of beth houses o.
Congress, and If the Legislature
If tie several States AID their IL
spec,ive officers; oil clerks OF tie
oh.eers CT the State and CoEieder-
ate Govern ments, aiiewed by law;
ell engaged in carrying the mails;
al ierry,nen on post routes; all Pr
lots and persons engage q III the
marine service, and In actual ser
vice on river and railroad routes
OF transportation; Geographic opc-
ratives and ministers Ut religion
in the regular oi~charge Of min-
istelial duties; ail engaged III work
ing iron mines, furnaces aud
ioundties; all journeymcn printers
actually e,pployed i'll printing
newspaper; al pses:dents ana
prot ssors Of collo sos and acade-
mics, and til teachers having as
many as twenty scholars; supoiin-
tcnam,ts thyrein, and the teach
ers employed in tie institutions
for the deaf aid dGiab and bli d;
III eacl. apo;heeary store now es-
tabIished one aIo:befar' IN good
standing, who is practicai q az
g s., suQcr.ntent,ents III woo, AID
other factories, who nay lie e.
enlpted by the Secretary OF Var,
shah be, and are hereby OK mptcd
from nil tary rs'ite III tie am
les Of ,he Confederate o;a:es.