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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

1t is said that Senator CLARK, Of Now Hamp-
shire, leaves his place in Congress to 90 home
and recruit regiment tor the service Colonel
+. P. Blair, Chairman OF the House Military
Committee, will soon 60 to Missouri for the same
purpose, and Messrs. Van Valksnhurgh, Pome
roy, and Diven, Of New York, havo been e1-
cussd from further attendance, at their own re-
quest, to 60 to New York to encourage enlist.
ments in their respective Districts.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08
State Convention.

\ Mass Convention OF the Freemen of Yer
mont, will be held at Montpelier, on the 9th
day Of July next, at eleven o'clock, \, NJ, tt
nominate candidates for Cove nor, Lieut.. Gov
ernor and Treasurer, to be supported d; the N
suing election.
All who are in favor of sustaining the Con
stitution and the Union, and of supporting the
National Administration in the present crisis o.
the country, are cordially invited to attend.
Ii. HENRY BAXTER,
J. GREcoRl SMITH, Republican
r. w. CLARK. State Committee.
GEO. &. SHEPARD.
June 5. 1862.
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Lines

Lines
Written on seeing the funeral procession ot ""'
soldier.
All mourneTs you may weep to daN
Weep o'sr the fallen brave,
While in the silent grave
The soldiers sacred dust you lay.
But weep not for the early blesi
The war of life is done,
The victory il won,
How welcome his eternal rest.
Your friend is with his Savior now
And all is well with him;
No shade of earth shall dim
The brightness of that angel brow.
40 liscord break the perfect peree
No pain or sin he known
Around the great With throne,
Where praise to q ed shall ne2ef cease
Then weep; but not for those who Civ"
Their lives, as his was given.
0 let them resi- in Heaven
And only weep for those that live
For those who suffer want and eare.
With spirits true and brave;
For those who seek the grave
And long to rest from sorrow there.
For those that live with breaking hearts,
And can not kiss he rod
Or trust the ways Of God,
When every earthly hope departs
For those who more than death must bear,
Let tears be shed to-day;
But by this peaceful clay
Oh bow the head in grateful prayer.
Cabot: w., June 49, 4. A
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08
The Responsibility.
June 5. 1862

1t sometimes seem, as thong the Almighty
was suffering the American People TO go on,
cropping in a sort of judicial blindness for the
right way to csc ape from the troubles which en-
viron them, till in the humiliation OF their chas-
tsemeni they shall let 60 their pride, their vain
boasting, their selfish and mercenary greed of
gain, shall humble themselves in the dust ior
their sins Of many years, and shall submit
themselves to the guidance Of the great princi-
Piles of eternal rectitude, and in the strength and
righteousness of their cause, and leaning upon
au arm stronger than that of Presidents or Geu-
erals, shall be brought forth from their present
perils, purified by the fires of thei: =dvarsity.
humbed by the defeats they have suffered, TO
learn again the alphabet OF poitica economy,
and Commence as at the first, to build the Amer
lean State upon the principles of everlasting
Justice. But we are afraid that moment has
not ye. arrived. The last reverses to our arms,
instead Of as they should, causing us to inquire
still more earnestly for the RICH way out OF our
dangers, only here and there lead any one to
ask whether VIC ourselves yet comprehend why
this rebellion was suffered by an overruling
Providence to happen, and whether we have yet
learned the lessons that it WAS designed 10 teach
and are yet ready to 60 forward and do right at
all hazards and with christian faith and hope
Instead OF asking whether it cannot be possible
that We have all gone, from the on tse,, RADICAL,
wrong not learning the lessons, nor needing the
admonitions of an incensed God we have trisC
to save ourselves by worldly prudence and wisdom
and the right arm of our own power alone. w.
have, if no, tailed, at least not succeeded anc
now each one OF US shifts the burden OF blame
on his nelghbor. One man denounoes Presiden
Lincoln, another declaims against Secretary
Stanton, another blames Gen. Mcclellan a.
sho1gh II were possible for the mere human wis.
dom OF these men or any man to rescue the ma
ton, and avert the judgments of heaven
Let us stop all this. Let us attempt to res,
The blame no where If any body is to blam,
it is the People, who are, and ought to be, tn,
Government IN this country and each one of IL,
go to make ap that People Our President, ou
Generals, are bat our servants, and will not Q,
wrong while we ~ right. Then let US set our
selves right, and remember, more than ever. tha
the People arc the Government in this Nation
and that it is possible for them TO be wrong ant
to be responsible for the failures OF their ser
wants, sometimes wrongly called rulers Let u
trust more TO ourselves, and less to men in an
thorty, Let us lead more, and be led less
Let US be right ourselves, and we shall soon fin,
that those we have set in authority over US
will not dare 90 wrong.
KILLED w LIGHTNING. w. Norris ~
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From the Christian Messenger.

Our national troubles have cause Tier
may De many minor or secondary causes tbs
contribute something toward the sad reSuls
we now witness but there is clearly one gres
primary cause-Slavery. Some would charge
opposition to Slavery with the evils We are
now suffering. But to charge Anti-SaveFi
or abolition sentiment with our present trou'
bles, would be as unjust aud inconsistent Is
charge the person who re>iSts the demands
the highwaymau with all tlc sad consequeo.
ces that may ensue, or the physician who ap'
plies the remedy with all the disastrous r.
suits OF disease, or the Gospel of Christ "I'a
all the evil effects OF sin. Slavery is SO
only sin, and that continually. 1t may be ~
corporatcd into the frame work of Nation
Constitution, interviewer into the network q
civil codes. and have the solemn sanction
municipal law, but its nature remains uH'
Changed. 1t Is always u palpable vioIai'o'
oil the Divine Law, in direct conhict with l'
course OF Nature, and an utter outrage uPol
humanity; aud SO sure as there is one sreI
lhlalllolo Law-gyer, and an allpoweriul lII
irresistible administrator and executioGer 81
Jaw SO sure the legitimate consequences d"
Slavery will be felt, sooner or later, by &.
who uphold 1t; and the wonder is not thu
we now suffer as We do, but that the Gha,I<
ment was so long delayed. As tune 40
rolled on the cup of our iniqulty has bee
hling up; it is iull OF mixture, and the al
Vocatcs OF slavery may now wiring out 'O'
drink the very dregs thereof Like an over
shadowiug tree III the wild woods OF lii, So
very has struck its roots deep and lar out To-
! to our National soil lifted up its DARK, ter
, ant trunk, aud thrown out its wide-spresiIo'
branches, well ugh darkening the whole a''
aud sending lt> poisonous exhaa,iou, all o'S
our fair inheritance.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

1t will be seen by Major BARrLErr's, adver-
tisoment elsewhere, that Captain MOVER com
pany is not yet quite full. lie, the ranks of
this Washington County company he at once
filled up, The Ninth Regiment will soon leave
the State, perhaps this week, aud let rot W ash
inston County be partially represented in it.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

Col. Howe, who has charge of tn. wounded
New England soldiers in New York, has issued
orders that those who 4re only slightly wounded
will not be senl home, bu, bs kept in hospital
in New York until they are able to return to
their regiments. This order is said to have had
very depressing effect upon the men,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

STRUCK By LlGHTNING.-Tbe house Of Dr..
W. Z. Hckok, of Burling ton, was struck with
lightning during the thunder storm of Satur-
day forenoon. The lightning rod took the shock
but being unable to carry the whole, part of the
electricity followed the lead water pipes to the
ground. One OF the servants who was Washing
at the sink, was stunned and had one arm
slightly burned, but was not seriously hurt
Little or no damage was done to the building.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

FEDERAL PRISONERS RELEASED ON PAROLE
An army order has been issued respecting pa
rolled prisoners, substantially as follows
The paragraph of the order OF June II,
which authorizes the discharge, when requested
by them, of paroled prisoners, is rescinded. No
moro tufloushs will De granted to returned pris-
onors. All turloughs heretofore given them
are hereby revoked, and all prisoners now a,
large on their parole or who may hereafter be
paroled by the rebel authorities, will immedi-
atsly repair, II belonging to regiments raised
in New England and the Middle States. to the
Camp OF instruction, established near Anna DO
lis, Maryland if belonging TO regiments raised
in Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, OHIO, lndi.
ana and Michigan, to Camp Chase, near Column.
bus, Ohio If belonging to regiments raised in
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Mis-
souri,, to camp near jefferson Barracks, Mis-
souri,, and report for such duty comparable with
their parole as may be assigned 30 them by ,ht
officers in command Of said camps, and all
whether officers or soldiers, who fail to cornpl,
with this order within the space OF time neces
sary for them to do so, will be accounted de
ser'ers and dealt with accordingly. The com
lnandors of the different Camps of instruction
10 which paroled men are sent, will have then
organized INTO companies aud battalons, keep
Ing those OF the same regiments and same State
as much together as possible, &c
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

rIRE.-On the afternoon of the 4th, the
house OF VIM. Harmon OF Shelburne WAS burned
with nearly all its contents. The outbuildngs
were saved and the school house which stands
near by.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

LIEUT.. c. G. SfAuLDINC of Montpelier who is
reported as having arrived at Washington OF
the hospital steamer, is, we understand, sick
and not wounded. lie is expected home oou.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

Mr. II, A. Willard OF Wizards Hotel Wash.
lngton, former y OF SAxlon's River, has sent to
Judge Collamer $50 for the relief of the 4,ck
and wounded Vermont soldiers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

BoGVs MoNEY.-Truman Blood Of Essex WAS
on Friday brought before Justice Hoenbeck
on complaint OF States Attorney French for at
tempting to pass counterfeit bills of various de-
nominations on the bank OF Clifton, Canada.
lie was bolnd over IN the SUN OF $500 to ap-
pear Tor trial at the next term of the Chittendso
County Court. Bloo1 is supposed to be connec-
ted with one DR.. Frank Hodge. who has been
distributing tins bogus currency in the east
pari OF tins county and the south part of Frank
lin County. The community should he on the
Look out for bills OF this bank for thew are
worthless Burlington Times.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

FRANKLIN CoUNrY,-rhe eighteenth annual
tar OF tie Franklin County Agricultural Soci
ETY. will be he'd ut Fairfield ON the l7th and
lSh days Of September next The address Will
be delivered by n. F. Wood E,q,, OF Bakers
field
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

\ SLIGHT MIsrAKE.-rhe Gj35 rebel prisoner
SAID to have arrived 1T Fortress Monroe seem,
nov ~ have been only 533
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

KEY Gro. B. ToLMAN who was graduated al
tne Chlverelty oil Vermont in 1856, ID to be pas
tor oi the Congregational church in Sheldon
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

KILLED Uy LIGHTNI>G.-J. w. Norris, of
Hardwick, had Il fat COW killed by lightning
the night OF the Fourth
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08
The Loss of the Vermont Brigade.


We add to our list of casualties the names
reported, az fast as we receive them. In many
instances, unquestionably. the names are not
given correctly, and the companies and regi-
ments are also not right
4 correspondent of the Tribune, writing from
Berkley's Landing, July ID, reports that Dr.
Henry Junes, of the Sd Vermont, was killed
by Il shell on Friday.
Among the officers reported wounded are
Lieut. COL w Y. W. Ripley of Rutana,
Berdans Sharpshooters
Lieut. Charles " oeuton, .. Charlotte. Co.
+. Sharpshooters.
The following are names Of wounded in the
New York papers
A. General Hospital, Harrisons Landing,
July 4, E!ieha &. Brdyejt, Co., G. 9Th Regi
ment, wounded in hand, in Sunday fight.
Arrived in steamer d Anle Webster. at New
York, July 9TH, Edward Dye, Co. B, ID Res-
mrnt.
At Fortress Monroe.
W. II. Luck. Go. T, Sharpshooters.
Corporal 7. ID. Goldthwsl,. Co. E, I'd Vi.
f. p. Howe, Co. T., ID.
A. II. Hamilton, Co. F, 5th.
j. W. Reyes, Co F, +th.
W. Doley, Co. 4, 3D.
w. A. Fields, Co. B, 9Th
The following wounded Vermonters arrived
at New York, July :. on the ship St. Mark
from Fortress MOI roe
THIRD REGIMENT.
Charles Murley, Co. d.
Edward New, Co. B.
Henry Moody, Co. X.
FOURTH REGiMENT.
Seth +. Davis, Co. d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20
NOTICE.

To William Tinbsrman, NJ. g. Jimbermsn, Ryan &
EAuthsn. John Hurst, Charles McDlll, q. N. Lyman
Wn, Thompson Jennings. y Andsrson, J. 3. Ess.-
man, Christopher Graham, Warner Hirox, Ben amin
r. Aver, william n Dodge, the three last named ~
executors Of John Frink deceased. g. a J. Harnii,
], Mots, ehober 4 TO-. aud ChE1stisa Wright.
You and each OF you, are hsreby notified thst there
is Ale Ia the ONCE OF the CLERK OF the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, At Keokuk, petition Of
John sandersob, claiming Of you. William Timber.
man, the sum OF twenty -sesen hundred and ffteen
doiIars, with ~ per cent. interest per annum, from
November 7th, 1862 as money due two promtssory
note also claiming sRaBst each Of you the for
closure Of mortgage executed by said m. Timber
man 70 said Sanderson to the said notes. being
for part Of the purchase money tersiu real estate
o-wtt One hundred and forty feet Sixth street by
one hundred feet Morgan street in the southeast
Of Chatham Square in the city Of Keoku, lee
county, and State Of Iowa. and praying Tor correction
Datako In the description OF the premises morgaged
and further asking for sale Of said prsmises and
eraI relief. ga
And unless Jon appear and answer aAid petition on
or before Of the second day ofthe next term OF
the said Court, 10 commences II Keokuk on tho Ayss
Monday nj February, d. 1853, Adstauit will b e.
tered against you and judgment rendered thereon -
prayed for In said petition at n
nov4o-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To John Stannua, Hay mes, W Rankin, ns-iefce OF
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin. exseasfiE Of tk
estate of Noah Franklin, deceased, His bessM ~
steele, sssigsee OWN I n ld!ek, sersh etxn-
james A Lee. John A Durks re. , y Durkee. John
Boyd X NJ Reynolds, Christian CARRIER, UrnsI
Weiiihan, Jeremiah Brown, Gottiieb Hahssfcf:
You are hereby notified that there Is nov on fie In
the once Of the Clerk OF the District Court OF Les
county, Iowa. At Keoknk, petition of Geo. C. Andes
son claiming Of you. the raid John Siannus and 3
Haynrs. the sum OF Seven Hundred Dollars ~ MONEY
due on hrtr r otiietary poes and claiming OF ell Of
you the foreclosure of mortgage Rsrn secure said
notes ad oonveying portion ~ Lea II IN block 10. In
the city Of Keokuk, Lee nnty f0wa, IN Shicb rea
estate yon haze or ! in to have some inter. 81.
Aud nules~ tou appear thereto and defend before
noen ofti~ s"cpnd day OF the next term OF sah
Court, ,philu rpet the hrst Monday ~ ftbrasts
1854 Tuagmenl aud decree will be rendered tavreon
according 10 the prayer OF said petition
RANKIN MeCRAkY.
dee2-a4w Attorneys Tor Planun
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Einnnns, Haynes, kanhtn, y assignee oi
Patrick Walsh, Nancy franklin, executrix Of fhs
! esute Of NaAA franklin, deceased, A q Hiebcs. WIN
~ Steele aastghee II m X l. Rnddick, sarah Stan
Rus. sssispee Of John GALLOWAY, James ~ htliings
James A Lee, John Du,kee, Durkee, John
Boyd Cstuisb TtunsAker. y Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER, r Apthorp, Daniel Weilihan, Henry
I, HruoE: s4f.$#iE:8s GH
You hereby notified thai there II now on Ole IN
the Smse OF she CLERK u the District Court Of Lee
son claim iIr IN ven, yhe sai John siannus and s
Haypss the sum Of Eighi Hundred lelArA n - n
H. Sn three pronsSary notes, and cnithihE Of all O
you the Of tgsge given &~tue a1Id
notes. and conveying portion OF Lot II Block 10, In
the city Of keokuk, Lee conHisr 1osa, IN which re-
estate You have or claim 10 have some interest
And pnisss you APPEAR thsreto sud 1efsn nd befess
noon Of the second Day OF the next term OF said
Court u eomm epee - She Arst MOnday OF February
fe3 JUDGMENT viii be rcbAered thereon according V
the prayer Of said petiuos.
RANKIN McCRARY,
dec3-dxS saas aAttpnnys for Piaihtin.
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EGAL NOTICE.

10 John Hcrnish, nornish, CaIharine Tsiker,
widow, ssd Thomas Task er Isaiah waters and tlar-
rissa Waters, heirs 40 lAw and devisees OF James
e,tste Of snid Jsmes Taskey ,ssea Hoah Bailey
and - Bailey hi;w VA Ese Y Armstrong Hugh
11 E s Ais vile. Edwara jois..sa, Eiiaa "
Miller and Samuel Miller her hu,h.na, James
Trinler, John Anderson and ----Andefseh Ms wife,
husband. Rafu. Wilsey. " mckee aa1 No
Zee hisvits. EEhD y yord. W j sso,ss, 2 7
T:ssas cs,.ss I;.ss A.s, s.se.:
ssss ;ssssss S.sss !sls s
for Tie use Of the school Fund, An,s Henhsi md
zy.a nssts ss s. s. Co.
o., hsssltAns Mcfarland Co., onsen Oily, Var
nish Co., kdwssds aad Turner, &c Wick ersham,
w Gspssson, jane. s,.dioia, viiii snin Alien
Black crspster, John Alien, Brown
ca ndenninx Cisrhorn. Taylor 4 CO. Frederick
Zugx, Joseph Snow. janice B-rrows, y g Webster
Ttaytf, Aldrich Co. A = 1reanstine 4 Co, b
Woodward uimsn, b.si. q z Co. VIM Al !.
Thorp Smith a. Hspchst, John H Slorer, Geo, re-
Piummer. O drinnan, Albert wsiia, N Alexander.
Peck. Ford, GoTham Il Ford, wn 1fmbermxn, John
w cieghorn, h II Harrison, Love, Bryan, Adams 4
Co. c,sk, Isns NORA .Je.sse 1se1AH asofss
Bryan, Gao W McCFAry exccutog Of the estate OF
Edward Hoy n,on, DO ceased, Ann Ella worthington,
execusrtx OF the sseAt~ Of wnItIrfnGton deceas.
En- ii.rIy ruison, John i eo.s.
Van Antwerp, Efrha Turner. Ann Il Ruddck Jno
MITCHELL Hfruu, Barney John " wissey, John 7
john fdrlr, 4 AVER, Green Ersiine. Ben Johnson.
AhEAA4n chAttsisds. MtsAssl ssshey corpeitua
& F4lklsg Srsse, VirEii Sullivan. Louis BAR
ncsconi, Ambrose Dudley, Francis Crump. lhos.
-Rsnsun, s3Dusl Bash, Henry Pals, Price J Pat.
TIM n CO. ksvssn u Wheeler. Geoek~ Gordon
} b Fickien, Edward Lambert 4 Co, VIM u French
Pa, S.ris~ CT bee kei.ra.on. Henry nsi.,
u Butier. A Bridgman Co, ihussn Co, John
Rsnkins ana AShus4 RAnidek - twins pa, tners
of,he late nrm OF Rankin, Miller Ens.sr, Kendall
love 4 CO.., 3amcs Neal, k<ear Th0mps4n;
q aa nc 4. :,
so'. = y..ss, S.p Z, .v !. q
ed claiming OF you, the said John Hornish andJ *
Hornifh the sum Of Two Thousand Dollars nsney
10 tbs aaid Margaret FarrAr ~ said Jno r and Z
iornis, and claiming ofAl of Jon Ne foresloaass Of
ssid and The sale OF certain real estate con-
M elatS IN have sons Int ro.t, b wtt sA
Hsw b. sssl9n ~ TpsS Is~s.'.
- n, stT 4, asss~en - Tp es NRs west,
s5i Fr6K l., sa<,isH ~ Tr 81, kRs,w. &
NV Y, Session g Ior !Ass sae same may be In tbs
tns' os. and s1 e. a. p s &, Mr. w
w 1, 10, :, Rloek "a Ksokak.
s sGti 4 : !, :as sn & !. hi sis G: &,
Lots I, 5, ., 70. n and -, Bioet Sc, Keokvt,
I.ots !, and ,, Black 90, s
Lots 7. q, ., 10. II and IL, Block Co.
Lots 100, Ill, "a aud tO3, Nashville
And usl~ss yo~ sppesF And suxs'r said PETITION be-
lsfe oftse sesosd day t del Y ~ of eafA
uoaft commencing nrst Aotasa it, &FlLnnry, iosa,
Judgment and decree win be ef.a against yop kr
sIautt. sad said real rtfne sfif IL Ia to Ray the
ae. snc all yeur interest io claim upon The
same will be cut Oh snd fvreciossd
RANKIN II McCRARY,
uov20-d4w Attorneys for PAintif
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NOTICE.

To J @. schsefIsr, James Hamilton, William Stannus,
kebeckA Stsunus William n Stannus.
You, and ssct you, bevrhs notified that there
u nov dls i ihs once OF thr Gtesk Of the District
Court OF Lee County Iowa, at Kvok uk, petition Of
Hiram Barney clainhf OF you. J. G.. SchaensT, tho
sam Of sixteen Hundred Dollars, with 10 per cent.
interest per annnm, payable annually. ey duo
Op two Mortgages made BY you to Charles Mason and
since assigned 70 said Hiram Barney, dsied x, 2th
also claiming against each ofyou the foreclosure
q said MortezSss The same being upon Lot No. eight
cy Of Keokuk, 10 Lee County Iowa. ths poxAhAse
phsy and further asking for sale nj said premises.
and general relief. .sz1r4st3 a stf 9esMge
And ualess Jou appSar md Answsr said petition ON
Or before noon OF second day OF the SEA tSrm Of
sAd Court 10 commence q Ksokuk on Lhe lsth pnAay
Of February, A. b., 1873 4 default will be sniered
against and Judgment rendered thereon ~ prayed
for in said petition. EOBtk STRONG,
noy-l0d4w Attorpeys Eor PlgintiH.
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[lRIGINAL NOTICE.

70 yohu slahDaS, s Haynes, W Rankin, asaixnee OF
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin. exeentrix Of the
estate ofNoah Frsnkiln .deenssea q HiSbee, VIM
steele assignee OF VIM 4 X J. Rudaick, Sarah stan
nus, assignee Of John Galloway. Jan,cs Billings,
James A Lee, John Durkee Durkee, John
Royd, Gottiieb UunsakeK, r. N Reynolds, Daniel
Weilthan, and CARRIER:
You are hereby notned that there 10 nov on hir In
the Clerks Office OF the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, at Keokuk, petition Of Geo, u Anderson,
claiming az you the said John Sannns and Hay
Seven Hundred Dollars O. money due on three prom
cory nOGes, and caaps 81 al 81 yea The fUsceiosuns
of mortgage given 70 said notes, and cnnyeJt
mart OF I0S IL Block a. ID the city OF keokuk, La
County, Iowa. 10 which you have or claim to have some
tuterosG. Dstfs3 fia8 Z, aas
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon The day of the term OF said Court.
T. commence on the nrst Monday Of February, le6s,
juAEm nd decree will Be rendered thereon ~ d.
fault. -ss kANkiN - AClkANH,
dets-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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novli-d4w
nRIGINAL NOTICE.

To Ben iAmin r. Romape ard A. u. Carpenter:
You, and each VI you, hereby notified that there
In die in the ofes OF the Clerk Of Dstiet
Ceutt o. Lee Comfy, Ia. o. ksokuk- petition Of
Hiram Barney, claiming fycu. Il rIawtu r. Rom sine
the Of Thirty-two Hundred buiisrs. With 10 per
cont interest per ssnum, paya able annually money
due . Mortgage made BY yon 70 Charles Mason and
since sssGped to aid Hiram barney. dated July s0th
1857 siso claiming against zach Of The forscossrs
Of ssid AosssaGe she sane being upes Lot No fve Isl
IN Block forty four IA Ia Masoah Upper Addition 10
The city 81 Ks.kyk Tee County Iowa, for tie purchase
money and further asking for sale Of said premises
and gener nj relief
And unIess you appear and ans said petition on
before Of the second OF the next term Of
sid Court, to commence 1t Keoh III the Lat Nom
Fsiast yos 80 tsAsanent rendered thereon u prayed
for In said petition. assa @ 81 s 4ef
NOBLE l. STRONG,
novB0-d4w ATTORNEYS for PLAINTIFF