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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-06

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1860 90 1887 SO 1887 so
4.h. All other property Of the company 1851 60
Total ASSETS Of the company.........9 2o7, 9Op %
s. The amount Of liability due or not due
to Banxsor other creditors by the com
pany--none.
9. Losses adjusted and dus--aoas.
y. Losses adjusted and not due-.-....... 266 %
g. Losses nnAdjusted 1854 o.
=. Losses in suspense waiting further
prOof--none.
10. All other claims against the company
IL. The greatest amount insured in any
one iiAk m. ............................. $4,000
-. The greatest amount allowed By the rules Of
the Company to be insured in any one city,
town or village no rule has been adopted
-. The grsa.est amount allowed 70 be insueed in
any one block mo rules hsve been adopted !;
depends upon its construction.
H. No part Of the capital Or earnings deposited in
any State - security for losses thsrein.
Is. The Charter or Act Of Incorporation Of the
COmpany-A certified copy sent heretofore,
A. r. HASTINGS, President.
Il. 81 WILLIAM G. HASTINGS, Secretary
SrArs or CoxxEcrIcur,
County Of Hartford, "
Personally appeared, A. Z. HAsrKea President.
-. WsIiiAs {. H4szisss.., SIai.Iy, u ls Eoril
American Insurance Company, and made oath that
the foregoing statement By them subscribed, IL =
true. full and correct statement If the af5ars or
said Company. and exhibits 90 f.r - can S a.ces
rsinsd at this date, its actual condition on The 8lst
day Of December, 1861.
Before me- ROBERT e. DAT,
Justice Of the Peace.
SrArx OF Enxxxc.7cur, !.
County Of Hartford, %.
EDWARD G0oDAAS, Commissioner for the State
q Iowa, do hereby certify that tho request OF the
Odicers Of the North Americas Fire Ipsorsrse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-06
! EGAL NOTICE .

n. B. TEN EYCK, Agen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-06

"a Railroad stock
Loo shares Hartford
aud New Haven
Railroad, ............
70 shares New York
Central Raileaad,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16
ENIGMATICAL.

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ted ST les.
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Ny whole is for the benefit Of the Soldiers.
Answer next week. FELIxs
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My IT, 81, Is, TO- |, TO- 8, 10, IA, IS, is used In
printing.
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F." 6, IL, Is, %, IL, is fish.
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primitive Christians.
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Ny, whole is used drought the world.
Answer next week.
Answers to Enigmas in our last issue-fThe
Presidents Proclamation, and "Clinton Wag~
ner, Assistant Surgeon, U. S. a.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.

YyHE SANITARY COMMISSION have estab-
J. Ished an office of information in regard to
patients in the Hospitals of the District OF Col
umbia, and of Frederick City, Maryland. BY
reference to books, which are corrected daily, an
answer can, under ordinary circumstances be
oiven bv return mail to the following questions.
lst. Is $780, [giving name and regiment
at present in the hospitals OF the District or OF
Frederick city?
Cd. If so, what is his proper address
Sd. What is the name of the Surgeon or Chap
lain of the hospital
4th. If not in hospital at present, has he re-
Gently been in hospital?
9Th. If so, did he die in hospital, and at what
date?
9Th. If recently discharged from hospital, was
he discharged from service =?
7th. If not, what were his orders on leaving
The Commission is prepared also TO furnish
more snecific information as to the condition OF
any patient in the District hospitals, within
twenty-four hours after request to do so, from
an officer of any of its corresponding societies.
The office of the Directory will be open daily
from O. clock a. m. to o clock r. M, and az
cessible in urgent cases at any hour OF the night
The number of patients in these hospitals 10
about 5000 IF found to be practicable, the
duty here undertaken locally by the Commission
will be extended to include all the general hos
pitals in the country -
F'''N, FRED. LAW OLMSTED,
General Secretary.
ADAMS HOUSE, 244 STREET,
Washington, d. C., November 19s 90
Dec. 2, 1s62.-4m.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

O., o. Lynn A Wis, j. W. Morrill, 30. Mass.
j. D. Willard F 4Vt., e. Pelky G Me-, s. Nm
KEEL B 45 N. Y, j. w. Thompson rs O., S. III
Don d 4 VT, A. Taylor SIT, G. Stanton G
IA q. S., G. Hogan A SO N. Y, A. Timber A SO
Pa. e. NJ. Gregg K rs n. Y, /. B. Mccormick
F 10 N. Y, corp. F, HIATT 81 O., A. Duff II
Pa, j. w. Mcconnell NJ 100 Pa, d. Holmes
81 N. Y, A. w Rntledge d Wis, G. w. Da-
Wis D l Del, H. B. Mix G e. S. eng, j. Hunter
SO Pa, S. Keyser + Ill. cav, P. Smith D los
Pa, O. Myers An Y, j. B. Lanergan H 80 o.,
G. r. Manchester Il 100 N. Y, F. @. Miller G
U. S. art FL. A. Brick e SO Pa, A. Hart d 2
VT, NJ. Fallon d SO Pa, NJ. Connally K 8 Mass,
A. G. Bixley K VT, r. Ferguson H 40 Pa. j.
Ryan G Pa, L. d. Flat d Pa, P. Nichol
rs O., w. L. Millet D 80 Mass, |. Speer Is N.
Y, w H. Oliver Me-, NJ. Ash / Mich, A.
Doughty H 4 N. Y, j. Nj. Reay VT, w
Powell G 10 Pa. Res.
DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE DEC. 1lTH.
J Roberts D l0l Pa, Spearing 6 cav,
P Klein l00NY D Deegan d 81 Pa, w Brown
K rs O, J Alternately D N J, Kearns A 20
Y, sgt Clark 90 N Y S NJ, w w Scott e 40
N Y, w Campbell X 81 Pa, Berkett d 90 Pa,
Rourke 157 Y, corp II Reuss H IS Pa, ]
Peacock 70 Pa, G. o. Koch G l45 Pa.
DIED,
A, Bradley A Me. D. Fowler + 9 N 7 cav
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16
TELE r A M s.
from the Army of the Potomac.
Highly Important News.

upAnoUARyERs IN THE FIELD, Saturday morn
;.o Dec. l3. Ii o'clock.-The battle so long
sntcipated between the two contending armies
is now progressing.
Reynolds corps, on the lett, advanced at an
asrlv hour and at 8 .15 engaged the enemy's in
fanfry. Seven minutes after the rebels opened
heavy fire of artillery, which has continued SO
far without intermission.
!. Not much infantry has yet become engaged.
! "a portion of the enemyis cavalry crossed
MI above here, and yesterday were found on
y right and rear A sufficient force, however,
been sent out to meet them.
d. m.--The great battle at Fredericksburg,
z}|sch commenced at sunrise this morning, closed
Al quarter past six 0 clock this evening. 1t
was desperately fought on the left, We were met
by an overwhelming force, but could not be
driven back.
At four O. clock Sumner had carried the ene-
my's first line ofsworks.
At five o'clock the fire of musketry was deaf
ming
At six o'clock the enemy ceased firing, and
hostilties ceased altogether to be renewed in
the morning if the enemy does not abandon his
position.
m.-Among the casualties in the battle of
to-day was General George d. Bayard, OF the
cavalry brigade, killed; MaiorGeneral Hancock,
wounded Brigader- General Gibbons, wounded !;
Brigadier-General Kimball, wounded General
Jackson, of the Pa Res, killed Gen. Vinton,
wounded Gen Caldwell, wounded; Col. Sim
clair, of the 9th Pa. Res, dangerously wounded;
Col Cross, 9Th n H., wounded.
Tonight reinforcements are being thrown
into our weak points, and several regiments that
were held in reserve all day have been brought
forward to take part in the coming struggle.
Gen. Joe Hooker will take part tomorrow and
will endeayor to pierce the enemy's center.
The signal fires of the rebels are in full blast
showing that they are also watehfal, and are
Selling opportunity tostrengthen their lines
Gen Franklin, who commanded the attack on
the left, succeeded, after hard days fight, in
driving the enemy about one mile and capturing
about FIVE hundred prisoners.
The troops are in good spirits, and not in the
least disheartened.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

telegram from Nashville confirms the capture
ofthe One Hundred and Fourth Illinois Regiment,
the One Hundred and Sixth and the One Hundred
and Eight Ohio Regiments, Nicklin's Battery
and detachment of the Second Indiana Caviar
all under the command of Col. Moore, on Sum
day morning, after an hour S fight at Huntsville,
Tennessee by the guerillas under John Morgan
Three thousand rebel cavalry, supposed to be
under Forrest, intending to make another raid in
kentucky or a dash on Fort Donelson, were at
GAINESVILLE recently,
Passengers from Gallatin contradict the story
of an engagement there between Fry and the reb-
els. They say no recent fight has occurred there.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

HAVANA letters of the 4th inst, announce the
occupation of Tampioo by the French troops.
The Notifications at the entrance of the river were
dismantled. The French, two thousand strong,
occupied the city, and, as the account goes were
well received by the citizens. The French have
$4,000 troops at Vera Cruz.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

New York, Dec. 9-The Washington CORES
pendent Of the Post says that the Committee of
Ways and Means agree with Secretary Chase that
no more Treasury notes shall be issued,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

AN ARMY OF DEsERTERs. -The number ofdrafted
men who failed to report for duty at the various
camps in Pennsylvania with those who have de
serted, is estimated at eight or ten thousand.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

The BAEKs EXPEDITION. The bark Mendi, from
New Orleans, reported that on the 9Th inst, Oft
Cape Hatteras, she passed feet of eight steamers
bound south,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16
IcoNTrEuED FROM FOURTH pAaE.l

CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGEs
REGULAR ARMY.
H Chisley D eng, McGrath inf,
Mcnamara Fl inf, L Casavant IS cav,
Roach K inf. j Downing 5 cav, G Ramon
IA inf, 3 Kilmer & IA inf, e MARI eng,
Parts H Unfit, d Lynn Fl inft., L Moore IL
inf, j Hartt B Il Unfit, II B Mix eng. NJ B
Satter G S s., ] H Fairy H Ia inf, Washer
inf, sergt NJ Davis G IA inf, w Jenkins
D II inf, II Hacket / S., Dillon art,
Dudley D Q inft., S Whitcomb | 2 Unfit,
sergt Palmer K Unfit, J Regain K arty.,
Croker d arty., r C Miller G l arty., F
Huffman K chasseurs, corp S G Hatch B 6, corp
P Murray E art. corp Mckee G IL P Cross G
g. O. Brien d II. j Begin IL. Hoffman D
g. circuit L IT, ] Brown d 2 art. P McFerick
3. j b Allen d 2 S s. C Staunton c Id. B
Deigman K A. S G Hatch cav. ] NJ Kimball
H. corp 7 Farleigh d II. A Chapman IL, L
Seibold c IL, P T Dupew G a. Freeman B 2,
B O. Conner D 8.
NEW JERSEY.
2MF Magic |, Dackerman D. 3 G Cotton
K, corp Caral X, ] Pettinger D, G G Cra-
nerF, A Dougherty f. BellB P NJ Laughlin Fl
6 Alternately b. / W Liuder H, r Fay F, J
Gray C. S NJ Woods D, S Mathews I, E Pur-
cell d, T Startin E, 7 A Heddon B. M Whit
more B / Arty, JOS Holly K Cav, Z Shep-
herd / Cav S Robins K l, ] Lewis l. H
Shafer X 2, s V Robins X s, L Diekie A 4, A G
Clements 4 A. E Reynolds 6, d Cooper e 8,
w Garbrent K 2, S McCloud 2.
MICHIGAN.
NJ Fash /, R r Woods r l cav sergt w s
Woodruff /, Z P Eddy !, Fl Wheeler B g.
/ Brands II 8, P Grooms D 3, Fulbert K 3,
H McNaughton 5, EA Martin D 8, w H Hol-
den 8, w Weller A 8, A Phifer G Is, Nc
Twain 8, Mallenby Is, corp Hum
n ~ Dx:on I T CHI
cav, B Tuttle /, D Grady s. W Stone Z,
w A Lockhart 3 l6, corp G A Evans D II, N
Snow IT.
SPaterson B /, Kennedy D 5, NJ Crits
Cav, j r Mason c I, E Parks K Z, w Smith G
Is, w Hackworth G s, l. Kelly G 5, w Fl E
Quinby F 2, NJ Reay A Q, NIB Atwlll 2, E
GWEN F 2.
CONNECTICUT.
5AM Thorp A. II S n Chaplin G, A Hale G.
IA J McCaulv A. l6 j Granger E.. II II
Launsburg +, A Allen A, R Donnelly C, corp
w E Baldwin c. @ Kelley X. Ii II 0oez F, n
Button K II, S Hull IT,
WISCONSIN.
Isaac Coates H 7, Cahill c q F Brant K @
d Denwoodie 7, F Brumster G 2, Rutlidge
b 3, Hollenbeck 4, S Cottrell H 6, w S
Curry /, NJ Bailey s.
DELAWARE.
C Price L 2, r Palmatory A 2, " H Coombs
AZ, G 0'Harro F 2, Miller A 2, ] NJ Reeves D
2, w Fl MMullen B 3,
MARYLAND.
A Kirk A art, Thistle Fl 2, w Somers O.
j Brummie Q, Sergt G Ellington H Purnell
Legion, Sergt E Oswold Purnell Legion, II Kirk
Al,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

The following is list of soldiers who
have been returned to duty, discharged
from service and died in hospital since our
last issue:
RETURNED TO DUTY.
J. Gillian K 70 Pa, N. Manich G Sc o., J.
Parts K 3 Wis, J. Russ G 73 Pa, G. Shuster
70 Pa, G. Klos N. Y, G. w. Webb Il 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-20

| Democratic majollti OF +: 5b1. The CongStS-
] siona( delegation will stand nine Democrats To
four republicans. The republican majority il
1860 was little over ]4:0JO.
It is proposed in Virginia city Nevada: 10
ship Immediately to the Eazi for the benefit Of
! the Sanitary Fund, the sum of S2U, 900, anl in
! the novel currency OF Silver Bricks
Leading Democrats pronounce the statements
in the Tribune, to the effect that negotiations
are going on between leading Democrats aud
the authorities at Richnlond with aview to d
rcconcilation as pure fabrication. That these
gentlemen may wish to bring about a recon
s=ruction Of the Union is very probable
The y. Z World Says The change Of base
has meaning Of It's own it indicates a g.
termination to attempt the attack Oh Rich
mond this fall. 1t .7ould be madness to re-
move ,'ne army away Iiom the front Of WASH
ington unless il was determined to keep the
enemy employed nearer at home. Hence We
may look for as rapid amarch upon the confed-
crate capital as the cx;gencies Of the case viii
admit Of
The Washington Republican, anti McClel-
]au, l0w makes the strange admission: that the
general would have brought on a battle il
three OF four days it also thinks if Rich
mord s-capt,,red iii ten day" it will be al
Example Of celeity very new in the war and
very refreshing.
The Boston commercial Journals publish
statistics OF trade which show that the busess
of that port has not been diminished by the
wa.
il is stated that the opposition which the
draft commissioner Of Ozaukee county, Wis.
had to encounter, was from the women: not the
men. Themen looked on complacently. 10 allap-
pearances they were willing to 90: but the wo-
men had no notion letting them.
It is Stated that the work of raising the
United s. tates vessels sunk in Norfolk harE,or
is progressing iavorably. Thirteen vessels Of
war are to be raised.
A diamond, weighing twelve carats and
worth between SIC, 900 aud Sl3, ,0OO is now on
exhibition in Boston 1t is reported to have
been found year sioce, in Stoke county, in the
northern part Of North Carolina, on the Vir-
2inia border, near the Blue Ridge.
1t is we'll ascertapef fact now; that Mr.
Thullow Weed is going to Europe some sort
OF Government mission: all the reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding. lie VIII probably
sail about The 10Th of December The partlt"
ular nature Of bis Grand Of course is pro
found secret to everybody but himself and the
Government.
Colonel Timothy P Andrews, Deputy Pay
master General u. S. Army, having applied 70
be relieved from ac> We duty; after more than
forty yea1s' active SERVICE the President direct
| cd chat his name be placed upon the list OF re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-20
PUBLISHED (DAILY EY
ED GAR SNOW DEN, JR.
~ OFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

week.
Breadstuffs closed quiet but steady, Provi-
sons dull. Conso]s closed at 933 935.
The Daily News says it is impossible to pre-
vent English merchants from supplying arms
to either the North or South, but adds that
the fitting cut of such craft as the Alabama
is a breach of international and statute law.
The Morning Post argues that peace will be
brought about by further democratic victories.
Il IS stated that a majority OF the French
cabinet will resign unless the Emperor gives up
Rome to the Italians.
The Bavarian government IS endeavCnng to
retain the succession to the throne OF Greece.
American railway shares are advancing.
The "Provident Institute at Victoria, Aus
tralia. has collapsed, with liabilities amounting
10 f26O, 600.
The Spanish government has demanded the
punishment Of the Americans who violated the
Snanish fac and the American minister has
assured the Queen that his government had
not authorized the acts OF the captain ct the
Montgomery.
Mediation ry1D1ors are again current
IuG WAR IN VIRGlN1A.-Tb he reports from
Gen Durusde's army confirm the previous
statements Of the change Of position, but no
thing further. Gen Sigel's division was yes
,erdav IN the vicinity Of the Bull Run battle
field. Federal troops were still in Iecsburg on
Tuesday, but it was expected that the place
would soon be eyacuated Gen. Jackson is re-
ported to be in the Valley of the Shenandoah,
falling back with the purpose, it is supposed,
Of Joining the main body Of the Confederate
army under Gen. Lee.
it was Gen. AIilroy, and not Gen. Cox, as re-
ported. that headed the expedition which ad-
vanced towards Staunton, Virginia, across the
mountains. The force passed through Poca-
hontas, Bath, Highland and Pend(eton coun-
ties, bat did not reach Stanton. Several cap
lures We're made
At an early hour on Monday morning, the
Federal pickets at Gloucester olnt were at
tackled and one killed and three wounded; one
mortaly.
General Foster has sulmitjeda report OF II $
recent operations in North Carolina to the
Var Department. The report confirms the
previous statements, aud says that the nam
Objects OF the expedition were frustrated BY
The bad roads and the exhausted condition OF the
men
\ New York paper gives out that great
naval expedition is fitting out for an attack on
charleston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-20
The new.oute to Richmond.

The new :oute to Richmond.
The Washing ton correspondent OF the \. \.
World telegraphs as follows:
General Burnside has abandoned the Wa
renton and Gordonsyille route to Richmond,
and is coming up the Rappahannock and the
railroad lines to Fredericksburg, whence he
moves towards Richmond. This move he has
doubtless been forced to make because Of his
long rear left open necessarily to danger and
shame" The result will cause much delay
Bridges will have to be built at Fredericksburg
across the Rappahannock, and new wharvcs
constructed at Aqua Greek The Rebel army
is probably transferring It's position to the
west bank of the North Anna river, few
miles below Fredericksburg. A friend OF mine
who returned from the army to-day, and whose
statements are entitled TO the highest conf
dence, had interviews with the various corps
commanders and Gen Burnside. He tells me
that they all do not present by, any. mean a
cheerful state of affairs. Gen. Hooker says
that Burnside cannot take Richmond alone :
Some diversion Of the enemy must be created
somewhere South of the Rebel capitol before
it could be done, and he seemed TO intimate
that such diversion was not now Included III
The present plans.
One Of the Forei gu consuls, in applying Tor
discharge for foreigners at the Y ar Depart
ment, says there has been large number Of
anplications from men who acknowledge that
they voted for Buchanan III 1856 on papers
that were furnished thenl for the purpose: but
declare that they took no oath and made 10
application for the papers.
Last evening. about seven clock: man
who gave his name as Edward Israel, was ar
rested in Baltimore, upon the charge OF being
Confederate carrier between Baltimore AL
Richmond.
CHARLES 4. Dana, former editor of the \. \.
Tribune, has been rendered the position of As
sistant Secretary Of War, III place Of Judge
Wolcott.
The National Jnte1ligencer argues that the
recent outgivings CT the New York I1lb-
me (if they could be believed) as to pending
naootiatons between northern conservatives
and the Confederates, show that the conserva-
tives are endeav0ring to reconstruct the Union
i such a manner as the President would, from
the tenor Of his Emancipation proclamation,
evidently approve.
later adv;ces from New Orleans report that
General Weitzel's expedition from Dopa'ds-
vile 70 Berwick bay has been entirely success
f,,1 Tho Confederatcs were met three times,
and as often repulsed.
4 dispatch from Nashville states that C[en'
Bragg commands Confederate forces at ! dal'a-
hasse It is not expected that the Conteaer-
III x,o1o o stand north of Chattanooga.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District, Mar
shall county. In the Second District Court
for Marshall County.
John A. Middleton, Plaintiff,
John NJ. Whitehead, Defendant.
The above .med defendent will take notice
that he plaintiff above named fled his petition
herein ON the first day CT August A d. 1867, the
object and prayer Of which is to recover judg-
nent against said Whitehead for three hund-
ed and fifty dollars and interest from July first
4. d. $50 at the rate Of ten per cent per al
nun due from saii defender, Whitehead TN TWO
prorissory notes dated April 10Th 1870, for
rec huudrei and Fly dollars with interest
from and iftertne first day of July 1860 at tie
rate o. ten rer cent per anunla one note due
and aJy2S,e Gu or before the first cay Of July
1861 &C .ca order OF James Nhic and ass ghe,
10 sail piain,f calling for $3.50 90, ard one note
due and PAYABLE Oh or before the first day OF Jul
~ 1852 TO the order Of James Wbite and assign
ed to said plaintiff, calling for $500 90 AID for
decree Of fore, losure and sale of the South west
quarterpf section ninereen 19l in township
three o. Of range nine ~ in MARSHALL county
Sa'e of Kansas and unless youdemur or an
swer to the petition FLED herein ca or hefore tho
Ord day of October 1862, said petition vii be
taken as true and judgment Willie rendered in
accordance with the prayer % said petition.
nl9 S. WRIGHT, Eff 5. ATTY.
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Stuart Wade, & James r. Hurd az Trustee.

Stuart Wade, & James r. Hurd az Trustee.
The above named defendant will take notice
that the plaintiff above named, lied his petition
herein on the 30,h day of June, 1862, the object
and .rayer of whi' h Is TO recover a iGtgment
against said Wade tor $4,000 with interest at
the rate OF sixty per cent per annum from the
18th day. of May 1860, due from SAID de;endan,
Wade, on prommissory note daied May 18Th
1881, for S255. 90 with interest after maturity
until Paid, at the rate Of sixty per cent Per an
rnm, due in twel emonths from the date there
of to the order Of this Plaintiff; and for n DE-
cree of forecl. sure and sale of the Ir'hwes,
quarter of section number nineteen 40 town.
ship four (4l range nine (9l in Marshall county.
Kansas, and that unless they demur or answer
TO the petition flied herein on or before the 18th
day OF September, 1862, said petition will be
taken as rue, and judgment rendered III ac-
coriance with the prayer thereof.
nl5 J. u. BRUMBAUGH, PliTs atty.
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Publication Notice.

State of Kansas Second Judicial District, Var
shall County,ss. In the SecondDistrict court
for Marshall County.
William j. Wilson, p
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In testimony whereof I have hereinto sub
scribed my name and affixed the seal OF said
County, at my Office in the city of Marysville,
this 18th day Of July A. D. 1852. -
RS. NEWELL, CLERK.
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Thankful for the patronage he has received tnce he -
absed his business he is determined &c nert
continuance of the confidence Of his friends and tie public,
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ATCHIsON, KANSAS.
And has on sale Larges, and Best asserted
Stock OF GROCERIES

On tie Missouri River Bought .faT cash ard
will be sold at a