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ORIGINAL NOTICE

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
TEE STATE OF IOWA., In the District Court Of
ScorT COUNTY. Scott Co., State Of Iowa.
Samuel c. Y Dung VS.. Louis Arnould, J. F. Danck-
lee, George Il. Kellogg and George Ii. Van
Hosen.
To said Defendants.
You arc hereby notified, that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF said county, a petition of samuel &. Young,
claiming the foreclosure of certain Deed of Trust
ON the following described land, to-wit Two
acres Of land out Of the southwest corner Of the
north half of the southwest quarter 81 section
%, township 70, range east,more fully described
in the petition. Said mortgage is given to secure
two notes, one for 1855 and one for ST. 25 da ed
June 10th, 1859, with interest a. ten per cent
after maturity and unless you appear thereto
and defend, on or before noon of the second day
of the next term of said Court, to be holden
on the LIST Monday of November, A. D., 1862, de-
fsult will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon for the amount herein claimed,
with interest and costs.
DOW h BROWN,
ily2o- Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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fs EUSlEE'S SAIL W lleraaS, "a tie lsta
J Gay of october, A. y 1859, Patrick Foley
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ARMY AND NAVY MELODIES A Collection Of
Hymns and Tunes religious and patriotic.
Designed and selected by Rev. J. W. Dad.
man. aud Rev. Arthur B. Fuller, Boston
James p. Magce.
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adapted to meet special asn..,
times. Its Use in the army .n1 ' Of Tie
we'll as elsewhere e: will serve to n, nt'S q
quicken patriotic emotions that viii T" It, '''
ally aid in giving triumph to ~. a." s'''tI
arms. " aaon
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the Editors to revise it, addio, Co.,. ''''s
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Army. "e'I as Tie
We would call particular attento, !,
Soldiers Funeral Hymn Tho 4, W. D'
Song OF the Negro Boatmep., .s,;r :'p
his' stormy Sea- Rally round the f., W.
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From the Sixth Vermont Regiment.

Below we publish private letter. hastly
written in the intervals of pressing duties by
Rev e. p. Stone, Chaplain of the Vermont
Sixth, to his friends here
In CAMP NEAR WILLIAMSBURG, Va,
Wednesday morning, May I.
DEAR HONE Soon alter | wrote you on the
4th, our division crossed over the dam where our
right charged on the 10th ult., passed through
the works and advanced by rapid marching along
good road where the enemy seemed to have re-
treated in 100 great haste to leave any obstruc-
lions behind them. The day was bright and
the scenery beautiful. Arriving he,o about
dark, We, the Vermont brigade, were soon or
drred 10 advance in line Of battle through
I, dense forest IN front Of the forts. | could
rot designate the course OF the other regl'
lncnts, but rhe Sixth advanced in the darf !,
thorough tangled thickels and deep valleys, and
over bitches, marshes and ieiEed trees, like d
continual oucct ssion Of log fences. How we
gCG GUY horses 5nrough cannot tell, but am
sure that my pony made several leaps good
deal longer lhan he is. We planted ourselves,
CATER the enemy's pickets had been driven my
IN plowcd field. Wh;cn we found in The morn
ln, was plain sigh Of tie fort, about one thou
sand or fifteen hundred yards distant. In the
night it began to rain and for one was up sooner
than the grain would come upln similar clrcunl-
stances. All that day was dark, cold, rainy,
muddy and sad, with the dreadful roar OF battle
continually resounding lar and near, through
The woods and after having several times termed
in line Of battle with no near prospect Of an az
tual share in the fight, our regiment lay down
in the mud, with our clothes and blankets all
very wet, without fires or shelter, and the rebel
shells falling harmless around us. was sick
but alter soaking all night, woke up well, ard
the sun shining out rs we came over TO the cap
tured forts, | E,lt better than ad done before
fer some weeks. All yesterday was busy with
the enemy $ dead and wounded, among whom
was grleyed TO hnJ several Of my old neja hbors
from Wilson, N. g., and two leutenants who
were my 1orm'r pupils, enc killed, the ether
morally wounded. Ehe papers will tell you
mere about tho battle and its great results thao
| awe yet learned. hope &c see you before
long, when | may tell You OF many affecting
instances with tho suffering ANA Tying. Those
whom you know in our army are eale aud WE'LL
50 lar as can learn.
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10 Raise Potatoes.

\ report in the Springfield Republican of tie
doings OF farmers Club, recently he! ;tt IL
Chicupee farm house, includes the following on
the subject Of potato raising:
One of the PARTY, large grower OF potatocs,
and who has at present about 800 bushels in
store, gave his experience as follows He pre-
fers ground that has been MANFRED the year
previous. strong manure. be tald, makes
diseased potatoes After ploughing unmanured
ground, lie marks out the rows, tour at Il time.
In these rows he drops single pieces OF cut
potatoes, eighteen inches apart a medium
sized potato is enough for four hills, or about
six bushels of seed to the acre. Large seed po-
taoes give about one-iourth more product at
harvest than small ones. Small potatoes have
about as many eyes as large one, but the sprouts
from those eyes are not as large or vigorous.
The potatoes are covered about two inches deep.
The potato vegetables slowly and usually weeds
start before the potatoes. When the potatoes
have sprouted so as generally tor show themselves
above the ground, hoeing machine is INTRO
duced, which covers the potatoes some two inches
deeper aud destroys the weeds like Il plough.
subsequently the potatoes are hoed twice and
receive no further care till digging. The common
yield is about two hundred bushels per acre
He digs with hook, and from thirty to sixty
bushels per day to man. Davis Seedlings are
his iavorites.
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Or. SWEETS Observation-Disclosures.
SES is unriyalled by any. in All oilN FOR HOn
arising from sprains, Bruises or Wrenrfin. Oh Laler
magical ana certain; Harness or saddle G,, us Effect
"ange, &C. it will also speedily ra1 cratca
oone may be easily prev nted and cured in ta ana S
SS' ae o' o S1pF%S o o s.se are beyond
desperate or hopeless but it may be ,YSsIF k4
lment, and its faithful application will ar. w 'a
the lameneSs, and enable the horse 10 remove
parative ease. ""'eI |l,hw1.
for hH ts noTye owner fn should have this remedy
VIII electualy prevent those formidahe ndl'aHs
TONED, to which all horses liable, and pbr n5t
somany otherwise valuable horses pear wo't I fvA'a
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Take care Of your health. A little attendance toNi
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Curatiyes, Will save much pain and trouble. and l9T
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Sergeant r. q. Bellows, of Co. /, 9th YER
mont Regiment, died in the Hospital in Burlins-
ton, Wednesday morning last. lie was the col
or bearer Of his Regiment, and was woundsd in
the knee at the engagement near Lees NJ ills.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-15

The army Diil which has just passed the
House appropriates Sl2l 600, 900 for the year
ending with June, 1868. Besides this, $2OS,-
900, 900 have been voted during the present
session Tor the current army expenses, and def
cences for the present fiscal year.