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NOTICE.

THE MAGISTRATES OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY
hereby notified to attend at the Court House in Viii
mingon tie first Monday in May, for IL transaction OF
important business. JAS. 7. MILLER, Chairman
April 2lst, 1862. l90-3I-35-2t
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Tax LIST NOTICE.


TTNHE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed at March
Term of the County Court of New nover, TAX LIST
RECEIVER for the District f Wilmington hereby notifies
all he may be found the Court House from
the 8th to the 3Oh OF pr days inclusive from 10 A.
n. M, and from to O'clock p. NJ, each d,y,
Sundays excepted for the purpose Of receiving
fax Lists.
the returns have to be made the first Of May NO
List will be received after the 30h day of prl, Lea All
property not given in by that day viii be returned
lipquent.
will receive List for any District except Win r2.oo
JOHN J. CUNOLEf,
Tar Last Recetuer.
April Sd. 1882. 1860 ApI d 333t
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MARRIED..

IN this town, the 18th inst, by James erman Esq
Mr.. WILLIAM '. b SMITH to Eiss ANN BUYT.
In this town. Thursday evening, 18th inst by l. B.
Fuggius, Esq, Mr. SOL bN0N w. WILL ANS, to Miss
MELISSA be l.. all of his town.
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The Fight o., the Peninsula.

The Petersburg Eapyes OF Friday has the following
account OF the recent fight on the Peninsula:
We gentlemen last evening who had conversed
with some two or three officers attached to the l5thI
North Carolina regiment and who were in The fight on
Wednesday. From them get a few additional par
ticulars.
1t Is stated by one that the l5h North Carolina bad
been 10 line of battle for three hours during the
day, momentarly expecting attack, but the IN my
appearing, they ordered to stack arms, and
prepare for dinner. While enjoying their repast,
couple Of Yankee companies Waded Warwick river,
very stream, which believed to be unforda
be- and thus eludedDg pickes suddenly upon
the camp. The long roll was SOUNDED Immediately and
the rushed to their arms driving the enemy back
into the creek, killing all Of both companies except
eight who surrendered aad we're taken prisoners 1t is
stated that it daring his charge Co. Mckinney
was killed, the bullet striking him at the top Of the
forehead and passing through his head. He died in-
SANITY
Another statement represents that the regiment
drawn up II line of battle, ard the Colonel discovering
that one wing OF bis regiment appeared to ater rushed
in that direction, with bis cap off, and waved to his
men to follow him. This singled him out as prom-
nent mark for the enemys sharpshoo.ers and he fell
mortally wounded.
The enemy, hearing the firing, appeared in large
bers the opposite bank OF the river and the fighting
then became general the Fifteenth North Carolina, the
! lively engaged
The fight lasted from three P NJ, until seven, and
not from eight A ~ until seven P. NJ stated in our
Geographic Dispatch
Gen. Howell Cobb commanded, and it is stated that
the troops under bis command handled with con-
summate skill.
Que report says that the enemy must have bad
tire brigade engaged, and that the river and the hill
beyond literally covered with the dead aud wound
ed We took several prisoners who made various state
ments to their numbers ETC., but could not hear
what they were.
i FURTHER PARTICULARS.
We understand that the Fifteenth North Carolina
bore the brunt of the fight lal-hOur BE-
fore the Louisiana aid Georgia regiments to their
aid. They had been in the rife pits for two days, hourly
expecting fight, with but little food and no opporu
mites for sleep, and had retired for dinner but hall
hour before the the enemy made his appearance When
attacked they fought with great gaantry and suffered
considerably, the following list of casualties viii
show Eleven killed; "a wounded, and 81 missing
Of the wounded two had died yeserdy, before in
ormant left and twenty Others it is thought, vii
die. We unable to learn the OF any of TIT
killed wounded or missing.
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Reorganization of the 3sth Reg. N. q. Troops
On the 18th April, 1862, VIM ]. Hope, Col. Com
manding, having declined reelection, Lieut.. Col. L
i. Keenan,. OF the - Regt, n. U. Troops was
unanimously elected Colonel.
Lieut.. R. F. Armfeld, Co. B, was elected Lieut.
Colonel And Lieut.. L. D. Andrews, was elected
Maiar Goldsbor0' II ibune.
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NORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL SOCIETY,
THE THIRTEENpH ANNUAL MELTING of the Med.
ical Society of the state OF North Carolina will held
in the town OF Wi mngtOn, N. G., the SECOND WE'D.
NEeDAY, THE l4TH MAY, next.
1t presumed that the usual regulations of passing dele.
gates he Railroads at halt price wi tie observed
WILL GEO. THOMAS, n. D., 81 CIV.
Wilmington, N. q, April 2st 1852 lSOif
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Gen. Humphrey Marshall has issued der. directing
that hereafter all passage and Communication the
cumberland range of hbountains between Kentucky and
Virginia. within he boundaries of Lee Wise and Buchanan
unes, Virginia. either way shall cease unless the
conducted under military permit from brigade head.
quarters.
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GUANO.
NOV Is the time to manure your land. S0MBREO and
In MANIPULATED GUANO for sale in lots to suit by
K1DDER d MARTIN.
March %, ls62.-l6sasl-$los
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FROM SOUTH MuLs.-We learn that on yesterday
the Federals sent flag of truce to South Mills for the
purpose of recovering their dead, when 10 and behold
nobody was found there old negro
Whether they entered into negotiations with the ne
gro il whether he granted their reqqest has not
yet transpired.
We further learn that when tie fact became known
to the Feds that the foe they much dreaded
at South Mills, they very suddenly took it into their
heads that it would be capital move to take posses
sion of the place They accordingly started cat, but it
appears that the move anticipated by uar forces
whc reached South Mills before tie Yankees, and now
defy them to take the pace.-N Day Book, 22d inst.
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NOTE LSjS

kOGk LUST.
THE public hereby forewarred against trading for
Il ote made payab to order and endorsed By m,
hundred collars dated January lS6l gped oy
j. Carroll, Labon Carroll, al Lott Groom. Pa, ment
been stopped. J. B. SWITZERLAND.
Whining ton N. c., April 10, 1867! lS9 Ats 81 p
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SUNDRIES.
LIME! LINZ

LIME! LIMEI
T ME TO ORDER, and in lantities to suit.
IA s. per barrel delivered III ansvi.le.
81 70 1" " at Magnolia.
JOHN C. MALLARD.
Kenansve. April, 1862 Is9 a. rs 9,s
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Aprn Sd. 1872.

KELLEY's BOOK STORE, BY EXPRESS
AS RECEIVED Vile or Field Fortihcations and Ar.
tillery. with pl ties Cooper's Cavalry Tactics Man.
Ial for Colts Revolver; Aaury's ekmishing Drill for
Mounted Troops
April 18Th
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FIFTY RECRUITS WANTED !
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ROuA1YI

FElHE CAVALRY COAST GUARD under command of
the Undersigned having re-eDlsted the war, undeF
the name of the Rebel Rogers" 10 the number
Of fifty will be receive iao the ranks OF said Compan,
Good reliable men with approved horses, onl will be
ken A bounty of one hundred dollars will be paid each
recruit his being mustered service The usual LAY
and rstiOns for horse will also be received ny each
recruit Recruits are requested TO Dlng sech weapons
For further particulars sppy to address the under.
signed, at Camp Heath, near wilmington, n. G.
a. F. NEW KIRK Capt Comd'g.
April II. lS7R'-35 SO
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Washington, April 9lh 1867.
Fog officer 4. H. Fooe commanding the ganboats
on tie Western waters:
A nations thanks due to you and the brave Off
GERS and men Of the otlIia on the Miss sipp whose
abo.s and gallanry at Island No TO- which surrender
ed to yoa yesterday have for weeks been watched with
intense Interest
our riump pa is not the less appreciated because it
was protracted and finally bIoodless.
TO that Being who has protected you through so
many Fecis and carried you onward to successive VIC
tories all praise for HIS continued goodness to our
country and especially for this lest success Il our arms
Let ne congratulations Sto yourself and yonr com
maid also extended to the officers aud soldiers DC
c0-operatGd with you.
Signed GIDEON WELLEs,
! nf h Nnr
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NOTICE.
HAVING been appointed gent to purchase Arms Iron
cad, Copper and Brass for The Confederate STATES
request having such tces for to cali on me
at the store of s. b. Jennings, ksq
ALFRED ALDERMAN
April 3D. 1852. lSIt35 Ims
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April II
head QUARTERS
District Uf the Cape Fear,
WILMINGTON N. c., April 10th, 1862.

NHE Inhabitants of the Counties embraced in this Dis
trict. to wit: ODsow, New Hanover. Brunswick,
Bladeo, Robson, Columbus. Cumberland aud sampson,
are required send to this City. Old uuswick one
nth Of their negro men force each man must bring wiz
him sp ide.
rae owners viii be paid for their services, and NE
Sh riffs directed to execute this order immsusy'
By order BRIG GEN l. bhkNCh.
GRAHAM Dawes, Assist. Adult. General ,.,,o.
April 10 h. 1861. 1s4'4vt6aA@
Fayetteville Observer copy s times
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE JOURNAL.
FROM RICHMOND

RICHMOND VA, April I9th-P. NJ.
The report that GsDeEel Jackson falling hack to
Waynesboro is discredied here and the report corfcts
with official information
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The Capture Of Island No. Ten-COm. FOOts Despatch
The following was received at Washington, D. c.,
Navy Department on the morning of Wednesday,
Aprl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-13
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John warts Bernard zwarts, Geo. C. Anderson 4
Co., Geo. G, Anderson, NJ. &. Magoun, Hatch h.
Thompson, Ficklin Luexs, William Burkett, J. n
breeder n, Scott 4 ormsby. A. r. Stevenson, X. X.
Blackwell panief hahoney, Charin Lee, State Of
lows, for Of School Fund, A. JHOsmer, Iowa
State Insurance Company, Chittenden McGavIc,
r. * ID. w. Ford. Samuel Hamilton, y. ", H. H.
Tucker, Nj r. sharts, s. 4 J. NJ Smith, r. ZuEg e,
X VOORHEES, & CO.. Mahoney Alton, Joseph Collins
II. w sample. Gro. u. Nell, lane TarbeA, y. krA.
mer, r. 0outhel, las. Humility, surviving partner OF
King Humility
You. and ach OF you, hereby notified that Their
In Gle In the ONCE of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa, al keok uk, petition OF
Hiram Barbes claiming OF you John Zwartsa and Bern
ard warts, the sum OF -Four Thousand Dollar, with
per cent interest per annum, payable ally.
money due oil Mortrage made by yon 70 Charles
Mason and since assigned ~ said Hiram Barney dated
October lat 1885, also cniuiaf against each VI the
foreclosure of said Mortgage The being upon Lots
one M two III three - FOUR Il eve tot and six
Is In Block nf eight 5e lying partly in Reds Ad-
dliion and partly In Nasep's Lover Addition 10 the
city Of ksSksk, Lee County, Iowa, Cor the purchase
money and further asking for sale sfsaid emisss
md general relief.
And uAless yeu appear and answer ssid petition
before Of the second day OF the next teri Of
said Court. 10 ence Ut ksokuk the Arst Mon
day OF February, A. D. 1852 default win be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon pray ed
for In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG.
novii-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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noyl0-dtw
NOTICE.

To Hawkins Taylor, Ben. johnson. n X Kiihourne,
ID. W. Kilbourns, Andrew Brown samuel ktchcy,
Rankin Il Miller, Samuel Bonner, John X. Alien.
James N. C.lseti, @, ghera Harrison James w
Grimes, Sumner Ste6bips, Connable & Smsth, +.
ii. Moore, Robr Gotsy. X II. Smith. John Hot
sey, William Stotts Sons, j. b. Fickien, James b.
Foley, Brown d cisntenning, g. l. y. Hamii, Joseph
Etrothman, Picklen T. Lucas James w Aace, Hood
h Abbott, Charles PArsoDs 4 Co., James Jack James
Henry Rishcy:
Yon and each Of you, hereby notified thai thew
Ia file In the office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court or Lee County, lows at K~ck IN, pesfttoe Of
Hiram Ba rney, claiming Of You, Hawkins Taylor, the
sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with 10 per cent
interest per annum, payable annually due
q Morteage made by YOU to Charles Mason and
since assigned to said hiran Barney, dated Febru'
AIRY 18th, 1857, siso claiming against each OF you
the foreclosure e said Mortgage tbc ssme being upon
lsos No sevsn eight VI aud nine tp In Block (to1
Ia k@sons upper addition 10 the City " Kepknk, Lee
County, Iowa, for tbs purchase money! and further
sskinR sale OF said premises and neral xolbef.
And unles you appear and answer said petition on
before Of The second day of the next term OF
said Court commence 81 Keokuk on the let Monday
Of February, A. D., le61, default will be entered
against YOU aud Judgment rendered thereon prayed
for in ssid pstttion.
NOBLE L ETRONG,
nov10-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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(lRIGlNAL NOTICE.

TO George B. Reid, tt. Mckinney, Thomas Paset.
william Irvine, 4. X. irvine willard Snow, state
Of lows, for use Of School Fund, tRsss Potter, A.
e. Camp behAnd VIM. Miller, executors OF Jacob
Miller deceascdl .sCollier white Lead CoompAny "a, !"
Arnold Kepdhl Claim, Aelien 4 Co., 4.
Broadweil x. Baztn, Allen Il Co.. Samuel Knsie,
VIM. Thompson & Co., Nat. Lafen, John oayk.
Rrtisn Il Co., Marshall 4 Ask 81, VIM. wel<h. n.
II. Thomasson, H. Murdoch 4 Co., Price J. Patton
and Co, janice watson. Brooks, Reed, Aoser and
Wild, and Geo. Biics a. Co Defendants:
You hereby notified that there 10 now On hie fnthe
Clerks ,c- theDist. Court Of Lee county, Iowa. NJ
keokuk petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming tudg-
men, against YOU, Geo. b. Reid for the OF Three
Thousand dollars, upon ysas mortgage, and A. against
all the above defendants claiming the foreclosure by
mortgage, made by sAid Geo. b, Reid to Charles
ason, upon Lot eighteen ISL In Block fouTy four
4 In Aasons upper addition to the city o. KeoEuk,
In Lee county Iowa, the sale OF said pretses TO pay
% said debt tho extingushment OF the equity Of re-
demption and for general relief and also for gener
81 judgment and general execution against said Geo
Reid for what the sale OF said premises viii not
pay or
nov, ron uSss appear and verto ssid pstssos By
OF the second dag et Ne next term OF said Cont
10 be held at Keotuk the 6rst Monday ofFebrnsry,
A. D., 1859, Judgment Will be had therein by de-
fnulk H.SCOTT HOWELL,
plaintiffs Atty.
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NOTICE.

To J. X. wheeler and Agnes r. SpeuiAink.
You and each OF You are hereby notified that there
10 now le In the Clerks ohce Of the District Court
Of Leo county Iowa Keokak The psition equity
Of d. G.. Billings and Mehltabe Billings. his wife,
praying that certain decree OF rendered
by said Court ut the special Nay term l66 IN vor ci
Agnes =. spauding and agans, 8. 3. Billings and
others, AND the SheriG's sale and SHERIFF. Dyed to
said }. H. Wheeler Of the tolioving described real
estate TO Wit: Lots Eleven and Twelve Tii aud l2]
Block 20, In city Of keokuk, said county made ands1
and BY virtue Of sad decree may be set aside and
held for naught % far ~ they eject the front half
said Lots. claimed py petitioners, and also claim
Ing TO redeem the said real estate from said Sheriff.
sale under the 6&ntute u lows.
Aud unless yon appear and snsweS nAid pstitiop on
or before noon OF the second day OF the oil
said Court, commencing 1t keoknk the rst Monday
Of February A. d., 1863 said petition viii hc taken pro
confesso and decree WIN be rendered againt you n
prayed for therein and Judgment Tor cost
NOBLE X STRONG, Plaintiffs Atty.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO J. H. Sullivan, TAos. J. Rice, Ford. GoYham 4
0ra .snne M P..1sa VA rh,n,s
4 Lee, n. g. Moies Co., T. J. Kuhn, y. Reid
Anna n. Wo,thiDEtos, executors Of W IL. Worth
ington, deceased, McCrary, Essex Co., Scott =
Hedges. Potter. White. Mute 4 HALEY:
You ana sAch OF you, hereby nosincd ma t.1s.
10 now on nle the Office Of the Clerk Of tho District
Court Of Iee Ocanty, lows, - ksca petition Of
Hir-m barney q aiming " yous = xsiAxAn sne sum
81 Thirty-0ye Hundred Dollars (oS50O), With 10 per
cent. insesss4 psr saanu, paysbls Annuai, % money
due on Morxass made hy yos 70 ChsIies Mason, and
~ le6S leo caiing 1gAAAss ssch OF youthe fsrseans-
Ire 81 ssid nortxsss, the came being upon Lots No.
snsrIAl ana ava In BECK three f3 MsAoas Ups
Der Addition 70 the city Of Keohpk Lee County. lows
ioY the purchase money; and further asking for sale
Of said premises, and general relief.
And pnlass you appear end Answer said petition ON
before OF tho second dsy of the next term Of
taid CovrS 10 q Ksoknt Tbs Ia Monday
Of Februsry, a.. d., 1858, default Will be entered
Axsias yon jadsnsat rendered thsfAon ~ pfxysd
NOBLE II sfR0rG.
aovls.dtw Atssrssys ~ flsassis.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TOT G.. Schse1er, JAmes Hamilton, William Stapnus,
Kebecka Stannus, William n Stannus:
You, and each OF you, hereby notinsd that there
now oa hle In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee Couuty, Iowa, at Keokuk. petition Of
Hiram Rarnry claiming OF you. J. G. Scha~er, the
sam Of Sixteen Hundred Dollars, with 10 per cent.
interoAi per aan,am payable annually, money due
on two MvgtxAges made By You 10 Charles Mason and
since asiguot 10 said Hiram Barney, dated May 18th
1857 also claiming against each you the forsciessrs
Of said Mortgages the same being upon Los No. eight
6 In Block ten tiO IN MAsons upper addition 70 The
city OF Keokuk Ia Lee County, Iowa for the purchase
and fuItber asking for sale OF laid premises
and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
before Of the second day OF the next term Of
said Court 10 commence at Keekuk the ist Monday
OF February, A. D., 1868, default will be entered
aga you and Judgment rendered thereon prayed
for In said petition. NOBLE STRONG,
noy-Old4W AttoYneys for piaint6
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To Edward A. Fox, Sarah +. Fox, Samuel Dunlap
Eii1as t.ips, w. O. Stripe, X. J. Rove. II. Perry
der, State OF Iowa. for the use Of school Fund Begrs
C.mpssr, psssv oasrAsy y ah.rt. X rr~tc1
N, Henry Caldwell;
YOU and each Of you, hereby Dotined that there
Ii Ella In the o0oa m thu CLARK OF The Uistsct
Court OF Lee to.nty, Iowa. keokuk petition u HI
ran Barney cistminG Of Jou, Edward A. For the sum
cost interest per annum, payable annoay, a monsy
due IN Msvtkaee made W ron 10 cnarsss Mason and
since assigned " said Hiram Barney Ats sevsrpaher
18th, A. H., 1850. also Claiming aKsns each you the
foreclosure OF said Mortgage, The bsink upon
Lots No, three [a and fsur ri In Bio4k M ave Isl
IA Masons Upper Addition 10 lhe elf yof Kesk0k, LED
& uutys Iowa f0s NE pvrciAsa Donsy and fuSsAa
asking for sAd premises and scnsrsl 1eisf
Ard unlsss yom tppssx snd answer satd pe4itton on
safd Cbudto comm AeA IL Keaknk The fs Monday
~ February, A.D. 1854, default will 10 ssitssed
nv III said petiuon MOALE STRONG,
nosl1-dAw Attorneys for rlainil6.
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NOTICE.
nny1ahAN

To SAM M. Rankin, A. ". Gordon, John Robinson
You and each OF you, hereby notified that there
10 file In the Office Of the CLERK the District
Court OF Lee County. Iowa, al keokuk. petition of
Hiram Barney claiming OF you, Samuel Nj Rank the
of Fourteen Hundred Dollars feIAool, with 10 per
cent. interest per annum, annually, money
due TIVE Mortgages made py yon to Charles n ason
and since assigned said Hiram Barney, dated Sep
tember 18th, 1856, also claiming against each OF you
the foreclosure Of said Mortgages the being upon
Lots No. four and nine tsJ in Block sixty 6
10 Masons Lower Addition " the oiiy Of Keokuk, Lee
County. Iowa, for the purchase money; and further
asking for sale of said premises and general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
Of February, A. D., 1893 defAult viii be ent cred
against you and Judgment rendered thereon prayed
for In said petition. NOBLE STRONG,
nov I3--d4w Attorneys for AiaintiE.
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NOTICE.

To j. r. Wheeler, Agnes r. spauiding, g. S. Billines
Lneipds Rtltngs, ChAxles q. Abbott, Anna W Abbott
ID. B. Gray Miller, Mathew Co., Afeiibold Hender-
am, Galloway 4 Webster, kmiAa n Williams, sss-
cutor OF Geo. b. w liatns, dsceased. Andrew Web.
ster, Geo. &. Anderson Co., Hanford h Bro, T.
Anderson, keokut Female colieSs. 4. c. Hisby,
Washington Union, Insurance Co., Cleveland, Mu~
iual Insurance Co., o. .. Tweedys Peter stryker,
shapeigh, bay Go CH6osd Rcosrts Co., Alex.
Johnston, n. ID. GeosHs Bro, Hiram DaEnex, II.
Y. r. Block. X, n. Carr Ben Johnson, Henry v. r.
Black, r. w. Potter. II. u. woodward. James W.
Grimes, George T. Jrnf ms. II, T. Taylor, CLARKE
Andraws. Duvan ketGhisr Co., Henry q. Taylor,
John Tennis d Co., Hodges and Bros, VIM. rhonp-
d Cos, ID. w Kilbourne, Josiah fainss:
Yea and each Of are hereby notAod that there 10
nes On ne In the once Of The Clesk Of The Dssrics
Const Of Lee county, Iowa, ii Keokuk, petition OF
Lncipda klisson, with Joshua nliason her husband AL
leeing ts esrts,A Deed TO the han " Lots No.
and ~ Ia b'sek terry, In the City Of Ksokuk, Lee
County, Iowa, maJe by said :. y. Billings and Lu-
linda Biiifngs TO said Charles S. Abbott through and
under whom sAid Lnciaaa Eiasos ciAins ttie same
never recorded and thai eortAln obtain
ed by the other defendants above named against said
he said real estate and pray Ing I'd At the may be
removed and her title quoted AGsinsa ali lien Of said
s 30 rh i seep assa al. q i4s
said j. X. Wheeler, under sale made nfonA Geeyee
obtained 10 said court 81 speesl Mayt~tm, - .lssl
hv said Agnes r. Spsaldirf IN ssttt O. eu1urs
ass{tSf sad :. BllirKs Al i 6gftfs w.s Rfafly
sha 1T salty made, aud SAID esrt., ~ s~e y tong.
fluffy snd Illegally obtained pras Ing that
tke may be areled Anu .la Ter naaght 70 far
the effect the half OF said Lots, eleven
twelve and thst she Be permitted redeem ssid
real estate from said ssie and for ohsr and genesa
relief
And ,hst unisss you and each OF you appear on o,
before Of the second day Of the next term OF
salt Court. and suswer ssd peutten, default will be
entered against lou and Judgment rendered thereon
NOhLk ~ RoSG, riaan,iF's Any.
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NOTICE.

To William L. Dis ton Fred Brasher, George c. Dixon,
Chrfstiana Wright, John ID Prrry. George W Nc
Crazy, executor Of EdwA,d Baynton, deceased Chas
Parsons Co, Mckee Simpson, Geo nj Baxter
Ia file In the Office OF The Clerk OF the ic
Court OF Lee County, Iowa Mt keakuk, petition OF
Hiram Barney, claiming OF you. Nm L. Dis,or, the
sum of Twenty-six Hundred Dollars, with 10 Iei reai
Interest per annum, payable snnualy as mopey du.
a Mortgage made W you TO Charles Mason and since
assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated August 30 h.,
1856 claiming against each Of you the
of said Mortgage, the same being upon Lots one n
and Two - liz Block ak 6 in hsson's Upper Addition
the city OF eokuk Lee County Iowa. for the pur-
chase manoy and r,htr asking for a sale Of said
premises, and general relief.
Ana uniess you sppear and answer said petition on
or noon The second day of the at term OF
said Cou IT. to commence at Keokuk the first Mon.
day OF February, A. d. 1868, default will entered
against you and Judgment ndered thereon as prayed
for III said petition.
NOBLE g. STRONG
noyl3-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.