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The national Republican., 1862-07-14

MONEY WAS POUND
quits abundantly among the slain. SoanA men
In inierring the dead, often scarched the pock.
sts, DC one man 6ndiog not lsss han Sl6oio
gold; another flshed out OF some old clothes moi
Ices than $500; another 81 900 10 Federal notes.
Watches, both gold and silver, were found
among the spolls-oos lucky individual haviue
not less than ax cbronometsp u,hins In his
pocket d one time. A . general thing. more
than on any o,hsr q which We have heard.
UOrHrRa IN ABuNpAxCB
wss scattered about, and Immense piles Of new
Uniforms were foaDd untouched. Oar mcp
ssemed 10 take great delight 10 ssshming Fed
sral oficen' uniforms, sod stfutting about ssrio
comically, much 10 the amusement Of dusty,
povdsr.b .begrimed youths who sat lolling and
smoking In the shade. Every conceivable arlicle
Of clothing was found 10 these divisional campo
and came quite apropts 70 our needy soldiery
SCORES Of whom took cool bath, and changed
old for new upderolothing, many articles bsin,
Of costly material aud quite unique.
TIE AMOUNT OF AnhUHrIoN FOUND
wa considerable, and proved Of very tuperior
quality and manufacture. The exact amount
captured We have not yet sscsrtained, but on
she immense piles Of boxes scattered through
the campswe conjecture that the enemy had l. II
doubtles., upon our devoied men; and 30 they
would, did our troops stand. - ~ do, o,
long taw," and not come 70 close qahartsrs.' >
THE CANNON AND ARMS CAPTURED
In this battle were Numerous and OF very supe.
rior workmanship. The twenty six pieces were
the most beautiful Ne have sver ssen, while i'm
mense piles OF guns could be seen on every
hand, many scarcely having the manufacturer
6nlah even taruished. The enemy @pmed quite
willing 10 throw them away on the slightest
prstext, dozens being found with loads still
audischargsd. The number OF email arms cap.
tured. We understand, wAs not Ists than II, 900
Of every calibre and every make.
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kuall Notes.

NEwABK, N. j., July l2,--The City Council
OF Newark have resolved to Issue promissory
nOts to the amount Of $50, 900, 10 dsnomina-
tioun Of irun ten 10 Aty cents, TO supply the
existing want VI small change.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

~ The Richwosd Dispatch, Of July 7, says
that the mortality among tbs wounded Unioa
,oldisrs st Ssvagss Station isvsry great.
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THE NORTHERN TROOPS IN LOUIsIANA,-Th,
Bangor Mel .Jp1srsOt.ian of July y, SAYS;

"Ths Fifteenth Maine regiment, Colonel Mo.
Cllsgy, is onoaNped In Carrolton, La, about
o miles above New Orleans. Our recent ad-
vices from there are, that The regiment IL IN y
good condition AZ 10 health and location
that the men generally tolerate the summer
heat of that region better than the permanent
reaidents there. The regiment 10 In drill about
three hours daily, apd the men luxurtate the
remainder Of the day ct ease on the dsleotabls
fruits which abound there"
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NnH PsOPLE,s BOOK sr,,.r

l. 4s2 aEYENrH ST., NEAR = EASf sJDE
The unasrsignsd, 1t Oh . new .stsoi hm,nt ttsr
valuable book sii perfect aud nicely bouua .t ~
cents volume, whose reg alar proes varied from rs
Glsssioal and Juver lie works, the L,test p,h,,..
tions, Photograph Albums, Card Photos ~ Il,
the Becretares, etc At only - cents Biz cs. "
Stationery, fas Psnkniyes, Pocket B5ots .,o a,
Q lar. . vsii.ty, Sold Wholesale and Rst. s ~
rates, BY Il. FRANKLIN. .JR a do ~"
jyN 4S2 Seventh street. nss,r
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
Landing Of Burnside's Troops at
u Newport News.
rhe Rebel General Magruder Moving
Down the Pentnsa1a.

NEw YoRx, July l2-An extract from q let
ter irom Newport News, published In the Post
Of this evening" announces the landing at New
port News Of General Burnside's trOops, and
also q rumor that the rebel General Nagrudsr
was moving down he Peninsula.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

Sailing Of the CITY OF Ba,ttm0re-Two
hiiiiens Of peeis On board.
New YORk, July l2-Tbe steamer City Of
Baltimore sailed Today for Liverpool. 6be
took out two millions of specie,
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ss- Gen. Beauregard's wife is reported to
be dead.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

CuEaAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.
Mr.. OLlN, from the Committee on Military
Afairs, reported House bin for the relief Of The
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
Mr.. r. A. CONKLlNG, of New York, Oh
jscttd 70 Its consideration Ut this time.
Il was referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
(This bill provides that the sim Of thirteen
thousand dollars be, and the same 10 hereby,
appropriated, to be paid out Of any money In
the treasury not Otherwise appropriated, for
recOnstructing tho bridges and market house
In Georgetown, built acr0ss the Chesapeake
aud Ohio canal, and for raising the same, 90 Is
to open convenient outlet to the trade Of ths
canal 10 the Potomac river, in place OF that
which has been interrupted by the occupation
Of the aqueduct, connecting tho Chesapeake
bridge for The transportation Of supplies for
the army Of the Unit States across said river;
said sum 10 bs expended under the direction Of
The president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Compsny.]
CIVIL APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr. STEVENS, from the Committee of Ways
and Means. reported its final appropriation bill
from that source, for sundry civil expenses Of
the Government, including an item Of half u
million oi dollars on account Of emancipation
of slaves 10 tho District OF Columbia, and those
looking 10 their colonization aud securing land
outside The limits Of the United States for thu
purpose, provision for which has already been
made this amount to be repaid into the treas
ury from sales of csnilscated property.
Mr.. COLFAX, Of Indiana, proposed an
amendment, which was adop.ed, appropriating
teu thousand dollars TO enable the Post Offica
Department 10 put such service on the post
routes recently established as may bs deemed
necessary.
Mr.. HOLMAN, Of InLiana, moved To lay the
bill on the table. CarrIed--yeas SO, nays 40,
A bill was reported from the Committee OH
Public Buildings and Grounds, to transfer the
penitsntsry buildings uf the District Of Colnm
bia 10 the War Dspartm. mt, to be used a. an
arsenal.
| III authorizes the Secretary Of the Interior
10 contract with the authorities Of any Slate or
States for the custody aud safe keeping, 10 State
prisons, OF the prisoners nov imprisoned iu the
penitsntiary OF the District Of Columbia and
OF such prisoners as may ba hereafter con-
yioted and sentenced IN imprisonment in the
psnitsntiary, until the expiration OF the term
OF imprisonment Of such prisoners, or until they
shall be otherwise legally discharged.
All the stock aud materials To be sold the
officers 10 he discharged, and the buildings to
bs placed under The charge Of the War Depart.
ment, 10 be used as an arsenal.
On motion OF Mr.. PHELPS. Of Missouri, tha
bill was laid on tho table,
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Tanueolls.

The Richmond Disrsch siv,s copious details
Of what II claims y the rebel "viotsry y q
Gsiues hill.. on Friday, the 9Th Of June.
The redoubtabls Gen. Toombs, with bis Gecr.
sia brigade, Il seems, Was In thls battle, and
according 10 the DispscA, rendered good Ter
vics. y
or the spoils tpksn BY the rebels, the Dispalc'
| says: -...4,,.,
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HACK NEY CARRIAGEs.

In socofdance with the resuirsments Of the Goth
Csbs " aenrn1. des.oa 20 hs ses CeTnases,
ons OF said act are published for the benefit Of
sn Ssc eonosrned:
inc OF this aot, the following rates of fare
oi.na IS 10, sae Gonyeyenoe OF PrTsons rom one
ha.Lney catisges. osbs. or other vehicles carrying
LOT pay or hire. between dsybieak and
Say, Tor each ana every for any distance
for nv an III q haI mIe, tneny-hve cents
exceeding three miles. Fifty cents: Prov,dsd, In
Ss9 Gs nsohney csrrlate, oao or other veh ole
asss he drives tSessof sS. nhan ave m m
t rnge naes, car, or other VEHICLE, the sum OF
dstsns ia ns csnss Ior every hiteen minutes 90
ton ton later than eight O'Clock p. N the owner or
ms a al ~ csoS, or othss yshie %
ecsnsum on the foregoing charges IN addition there
70;
yer Oh haokney oarrlaEe, osb, or other vehicle
caiying PASSENGERS for pay or hire, shall refuse to
!s.ss o. dsmsad receive ~ srs..sr sum for the
tbIs ~ a shsn me fates OF ARE Dy
solnsy Si nor '1 S.SG. ri any
ler pay OF nirs' Tnen CARVING any nun
PASSENGER m he vsScIs aerse to nav ar ~ me ne
seats theten, De allowed 10 axe up any other pas
sense1 on tns way, without the Permission OF the
lsrs for each apd every oense: Provided. ailoays,
, ms. notnlns hereIn contained shall be construed
.,.ra - 70 HoSAnoy Ut
RAG, cao or otnel vehlole rom receiving any vol
untay CONTEMPLATION, iol tne conveJanoe OF per-
sons over aha doove the rates hereby estab Isled;
guy ~ bndlI neVertntlees De tne outy OF the owner
.n ~ 20 the person offering
suc. oAue componstton OI me Iates OF lare liked
Y TINS aot; Otherwise the SAID owner or driver
e ea. 10 ve9oo sahV Oh having oemanneo extra
Sao m III
OF au.ei .! snJ hackney carriage, oao, or other
Vehicle s sPPisd TO- to Transport any passenger oI
SO, under the plea tina: he 10 already engaged, he
shall state the nsme and place OF residence of the
person by whom he 10 engaged; and II the owner
ot driver snail refuse 70 state suoh MANS and resi-
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
HIS sRIeApiYRs.


Gen Burnsides has three Of the ablest Briga.
oilers now in the military service Of the United
States at the head Of the three several brigades Of
infantry under his command-Gen. Parke, (of
Typographical Engineers, U 8. Al Reno, (of
the U. s. Ordnance Corps,) and Foster, (of the
U. 8. Military Engineers) There are no other
three young officers Of the regular army who stand
higher Professionally with the rest Of the service.
GENERAL MARCY.
We are gratined In being able to state that
Brigadier General Marcy, chief of the staff of the
Army Of the Potomac, has so far recovered from
his late attack Of typhoid fever that he will to-
morrow visit his relatives and friends In New
York city, to return In few days and again re-
enter upon the discharge Of his military duties.
THE HUMPHREY MARSHALL DISPERSION.
We apprehend that there is nothing In the Lou
isvile Journals doubt Of the recent dispersion Of
the force Of four or Eve thousand ragamufn rebe's
whom fat Humphrey Marshall had collected on
the Big Sandy in Eastern Kentucky. The news
Of the fact came hither first from a very reliable
source.
NOT TRUE.
We are assured by Dr. Garbuski. physician to
Acting Brigadier General Steinwehr, that the re-
port that the state Of his Gen Steinwehrs) health
Is such as to incapacitate him for duty, Is ncor-
rect as he Is In perfect health and capa bic Of dis
charging all the duties that would be required Of
military man.
ARRESTED.
On the night of the 9th inst the Rev Bennett
smedes, Of Raleigh, N. c., John f. Rea, Of Bal
timore, Nd, and George M. Gormly. Of Norfolk,
Va, were arrested upon the Potomac river by a
vessel Of the blockading fotiIla, endeavoring to
make their way over into Virginia, and have been
sent up to the Washington navy yard
NAVY YARD.
The steamer jacob Bell, which ran the bloc kade
night before last and came up from the lower
fOtilla, 10 still at the Yard. She brought no later
information than that already reported, and there
has been no arrival from the lower Potomac since
yesterday morning.
CAVALRY FOR PORT ROYAL.
The Massachusetts, Cavalry Regiment sailed
from New York yesterday morning, for Port
Royal. Severa! transports, with supplies also
Left for the same destination
DIsBANDRp.
The Michigan Regiment Of Lancers, raised by
Colonel Rankin, Of Canada, 10 to be disbanded,
In consequence of the resignation OF the Colonel
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS The New York B-s.i.,
psst Of Yesterday ssys:

FINANCIAL Affairs -Tne New York Eesstax
rsst Of Yesterday says: a-
Money Is easy to-day At 8 per cent, which A.
now the common rate Of the open market The
Banks are not lending much below Der cent.
The foreign exchange market opens Arm for
Wednesdays mail at the reduced rate Of Satur
day-iH on London. At this figure most OF The
leading bankers are unwilling 70 sell nay 70
Hay being the asking rates.
Sold 10 quicker to-day, and At per cent Their.
ID an acuve demand FOR round amounts though
small lots are not saleable better than az AVID "a
The foreign houses ats buying quite ffesly m 4
ana we hear OF severn large transactions at n
81 .-
Ehe Weekly Bank statment does not ,sssc,
precisely the condition or the banks to-day The
specie reserve 10 about a million dollars Larger
Than appears In the return and the soosits nroh.
ably 81 SO 90 more r'o'-
The Exprsss says;
Federal stocks are lower TO-DAY under an I'm.
preston that the hank plan Of loans upon FeSer.l
stocks may be entertained. The experienca' oS
borrowers upon Federal Stocks At bsnk drTina
the recent psnic, 10 nct such a. 10 epcourage n,
Chase 70 take this course. Upon demand Io.n.
secared oy Federal Stocks with ten per cent. mar
GIN, an obligation WAS taken paysbls In coin
anasl me usual penalty Of forced sale Of he
The leading banks are de.lrou. of settling the
1esSely note account with The Secretary Of The
LIessofy snd 20 get demand nstes. The CITY IN
nHov inoeosed 70 Tie interior, and such n tie
aetasnd Tor currency q the wssf that large sum
~ as1saa notes COLD af once - ussd payment
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HISrLKI, BRIGNoLI, SUsINI.-We announced
yesterday that the principal artistes OF the New
York Academy Of Music, New York, are to give
three grand operate performances at the Theater,
on Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday, January
20, q and u. The company includes Miss Hink-
lev, the dashing young American prima donna /;
Sig Brignoli, the renowned tenor; Sig. Susini,
the great basso Sig Mancusi, the famous bari
tone; n. mollenhauer, the celebrated violincel-
List, and other artistes. The entire combination
viii be under the direction Of the distinguished
conductor, Carl Anschutz. The performances
during the three nights will be Don Pasquale,
Barber Of Seyilla, and Donizettiis new opera
Betty. The sale Of tickets for either Of the three
opera nights will commence on Saturday morn
ing at o'clock, at Mr.. Metzerott's music store
A great rush Ii anticipated.
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o r FL IAL .
AsRAHAN LINCOLN, President Of the United States

ALBANIAN LINCOLN, President Of the United States
Of America:
To All WAom 90 Nay Concern
Satisfactory evidences having been exhibited b
me that r. ADlx, OF Cincinnati, has been ap
pointed Consul Of the Dukedom of SAKE Mem
inEeo, for the Western portion of the United
States of America, do hereby recosnizs him a.
suoh, and declare him free TO exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers, and privileges as are al
lowed to the Consuls Of the most favored nations
in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent. and the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under nv hand, st the city of Wash
lngton, the 10th day of January, A. d. 1852
IL. and OF the independence ofthe United States
ofAmerics the o ghty sixth.
By the President: -
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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corros ssED.-Hundred Of applications are
made 10 the Commissioner Of Patents for cotton
seed In several Instances he has been urged TO
procurs sesd from Port Royal as an available
points which II can be obtained. The Sea Island
telack seedl cotton cultivated In hatlocalty will
not succeed In the inland countries without al
least q long accllmation; while, on the contrary,
IT 10 believed the green seed cotton, producing the
white fbre, such rs In now raised In Tennessee,
Arkansas, Missouri, and portions of Kentucky,
will Weld abundantly. Ifawsy should be opened
BY movement Of the army at sufficiently early
day, IL 10 the intention Of the Commissioner to
procure quantity Of such seed as he believes
will succeed in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois for
distribution in small quantities. 1t is suggested
10 those who design to attempt the cultivation on
q large scale to secure seed through persons con-
nected with the advancing army, and not look to
the Patent Once for their supply.
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Nor Sour friend Of the National Is.sHi-
s'"esr 10 In error in intmating this morning that
the nomination Of the Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton to
Do Secretary Of War was made contingent upon
the confirmation Of the nomination of the Hon
Simon Cameron TO be Minister to Russia Mr.
Caaeron's resignation Of the secretaryship of
War was unconditional and positive; and the
nomination Of bis successor equally So
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SALTPsIER FOB GovERNMEsT-Inc compliance
with telsgraphic order from the Secretary OF the
Treasury, the cargo Of saltpeter brought to New
York by the steamer BorusSia, for which there Is
M claimant, has been taken after being carefully
appraised. There are 2,0i5 bags Of the article on
fne borsssia, and SIG cases and ,o2o bags on the
Steamer Hammonia, which ID also To be taken on
account of the Government
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PERsoSAL.-The release Of Mr.. w. II. Hurlbut
from captivity among the rebels is announced by
the Norfolk Day Book Of the 9Th instant
Mr.. Weed writes from London to the Albany
Evening Journal
81 stated In former letter that the Queen 4,
our friend | am enabled to say, on reliable au-
thority, that the last the Prince Consort made
Of his pen, was, at the Queens request to soften
the dispatch sent to Lord Lyons
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WooD FOR FORT PIcKKNs.-The United States
Quartermaster in New York has awarded con-
tract for furnishing one thousand cords Of wood
for the use Of the troops at Fort Pickens. Five
proposals were made, ranging from $50 to
$50 per cord, the former securing the contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-14

ARTILLERY MAsuAL.-From Franek Taylor we
have the useful q Manual for Heavy Artillery for
tbs use Of Volunteers" published by d Won Nos
trand, New York.
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IL The authorities Of Philadelphia have ex-
pended S39 0s6 II for the defence of the CITY, and
1886 s2 70 for the relief of the families of volun
teers In the war
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TOR HOoKER's DIVISION, MArrAwO


TOR HOOKER's DIVISION, MATFAwO
MAN CREEK.
The steam propeller G. kALPH having bean
chartered 20 run onths above route, -
IN place Of the Telegraph, which IT, SkS
IN conseq uence Of the Toe, will leave Carter,s
WAX WI loot q lsh street, every MONDAY,
Hunning time Sh houFs.
:, In few days tne Telegraph will be added TO the
" 20 the wharf the Afternoon before a. far ss pr1c-
tcebe 70 sEable the boat 10 leave promptly TO the
o John PE7isly6S2ess S SSsaa. OF
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IL The steamer Ocean Queen, which arrived
at thew York on Sunday from Port Royal, brought
ninety bales Of cotton.
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IL We are requested TO announce that there
will be public reception at the Executive Man
sion this evening, from sX to 1oX O'Clock.
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IL The New Hampshire Seventh Regiment
leaves Manchester for Washington this week.
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'HlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
Il Der hath obtained from the Orphans, Court OF
washington county, In the District of Columbia
letters Of ADM nlstratlon the personal estate of
Georre BopPI ate of Washingta n county aforesaid,
oeooased All persons having claims against the
SAID deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
sane, with tie vouchers thereof 70 the su bscri
Der, on or before the eleventh. DAY of January
next; they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from
o benefit Of the said estate. -
Given under my hand this eleventh day ~ Jan
usry: 1867 LUBURN Ia ~
ia IL ST. AdministraITix
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ScHwERIN's RUSSIAN INVIGORATOR

SCHWEkIN'S RUSSIAN INVIGORATOR,
"A sure remedy for Fever and Ague, DJspersia.
Diseases OF the Kidneys, tcIdity Of the Stomaob'
Plies, W eakness Of any kind and al VARIOUS afsc,
lions conses uent upJn . dfsordered stomach or
liver and Is especially recommended for such "a
changes OF climate and water. The Russian In
vIgoretor hes for the last half oentury been yery
sueoessu ly used in Russia and all over Europe
and especially IN the army and navy. Price m
prepared and sold by NJ. SCHWERIN, No. I2S
spectacle druEgists. ia ID ens,s
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E0R eALE--A block MARE, years old, hind
y, IN single or double harnsss, nice for aE
n., O. Second street sad Psnnsyivsais- -
s'SAs~ yssass ~ brsFra sfr-s-1- ~ H.
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FUTURE DAYS.

1--WE HUNDRED BARRELS
II NEW SWEET CIDER,
For sale by
LOWELL, COLES a. CO,
Wholesale Grocer.
in is-tf near wiIlsrdIs Hotel
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RLhCK SILK VELVET, Vsry;best Lyops. /"
- wldel pure al Silk, for Dresses Basa ues and
Gents wear. ~
Cloths, CassImeres, Vestings, 30, at our pro-
verbally low prices.
PERRY & BROTHER,
"a IL 81 Pa. ave. and Ninth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE Owing 70 The ensssement
Of the Justly renowned DAN RICE, the mshsIemeat
ton In regard 10 reserved seats: The two front
rsIs of boxes are to lie devoted to ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them. and will be CHARGED
~ rs cents each they can be secured daily at the
boz once; Persons who have 70 cIlTIFIoAIBs
viii them selves trou BILE and the msnkS ement
annoyance BY refrsinIng from attempting 20 take
pOsseeslon Of any box marked 1T his row 10 Takeun
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MPokTANT o Il d. Be- >
I'll The sub.onbsrs have opened the store No. ne
Mssfst s..ss &. Az BET stA Ard On sts :. strst
p part Of Point Alsnoon, Apple ne IL sof en- and
Hnencienpss L.ess, sseh e ColsS. sesves,
colfuss and made. NJ goods 81 Ne fnsst suslity,
cUHEN& DUSSELDORF,
N. BAH serts Of Lace. yksS.nsnded, and
done NJ ssssi % pew, q shor toneS Dc sim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-07
+ EGAL NOTICE.

10 Creei, Green Erskine, George nixop Truss
zee fofGreen Ersktne and Joseph kdseway, Ed
ward Boyd, u Hauehman, Joseph Ridgeway
Ibartcrf Tebleman, Willard snow, State Of lows
ior the use OF the School Fund, S r VOORHEES,, WI,
WILLIAMS, 4 Mcnamara Emma III Williams
Executrix OF George Williams, decreased, Hatch
Thompson. Ciatin. Mellon Il Co. A G Ifipbre .
Love, Bryan Adams Co, Il 4 ID w Ford, Hugh
Kennedy, Arnold Kendall. b Ficien VIM Turn
er, sssignee Of Patrick Grouse. Keoknk Lodge No
Is | Q O +, George w McCrary, Executor Of Ed
ward Boynton, deceased, James Cox, Michael
Bashey, Thomas DUNCAN and Sarah nupgsn, Exec-
Magonn, Cohnan and Cofman. James Caila-
ham, James McGuteheon, Reynolds sRtsard-
son Benjamin. Read Michael alton, d G Dewey
II Love X Co, James Ramsay Kramer Irw In
d Co., VIM Thompson Co., John w Ran In John
w Ogden, Johu Eonman and Gorge Bryan.
You, and each OF son are hereby ited INA tEsre
Is file In the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa at Ke0kuk In said county
petition OF Samuel Miller, claiming OF said n P
Creel. Ten Thousand Dollars, AS money due on four
promissory notes and also claiming against all Of You
the foreclosure of mortgage on certain Real Estate
In Lee county. Iowa, executed by said r. r. Crcel 10
secure said notes.
Now, unless you appear and answer said petition
before noon on the second day of the next
OF said District Court OF Lee county Iowa 10 be
held at keoknk insaid county, decree win he pen-
asied asaiist you Ms prayed ior by default.
RANKIN Il MILLER
1ei3-d Plaintiffs Attys.