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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

HIS u MARK.-Not long since number OF
contrabands were sent to acertain party, not many
miles from this city, to report for work Our fdenu'
to whom these darks were sent, put them to work
and came up to town to see things. Upon going
home he found that the contras had every one cut
stick and skedaddled. He went to thy esuperin-
tcndent OF the coAtraband camp and stated to him
the FIX he was In. All the negroes were called up
but our friend could not identify one OF them. An
order was given foi q lot more to report to him,
and htre 10 the Joke; determined not TO lose them
the injurious cuss got pot Of red paint and marked
each OF the parties with q stress on one cheek
The paint has got dry and those eontrabsnds sun
are at their ieguIar work.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

SURGEON RELIRvED.-Dr. Clymer, surgeon
In charge OF the officers who are sick In the city,
was relieved by Or. Dewitt few days since. Dr.
DeWitts Office 10 at the corner Of Nineteenth
street and Pennsy lvania avenue. Dr.. Clymer IL
ordered to duty at Hilton Head, South Carolina.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs,-Who IL
there that does not desire to be always exempted
from indigestion-to have gool appetite palm
healthy complexioni Ifthis meets the eye Of any
who are not thuS blessed, let them try HOSTEL
this delightful tonic will restore any stomaeb.
however weak, to healthy condition; that il will
bring back the truant appetite and give permanent
vigor TO the whole sy stem. The feeble and ems.
eiated, suffering from dyspepsia OF indigestion in
any form, are advised for the sake Of their own
bodily and mental comfort to try It. Ladies' Of the
ness and Its restorative properties. Physicians
everywhere, disgusted with the aduterated lo uors
OF commerce, prescribe II ~ the safest and most
reliable OF all stomachics, and II 10 certainly
more agreeable than any OF the other spifiiuous
preparations Of the day. au,s-eot
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
EDUCATIONAL.

A OMISSION TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
IA The sub-Bosrd of School Trustees of the Sec.
ond School District (Third and Fourth wardsj, will
meet daily At the lreasurers once, city Hall, be.
ss,ions for admission to the schools Of that dis.
trict must be made.
NJ. y. MILLER,
e. u. UTERMEHLE,
W. J. RHEES,
au'i-ot Sub board, Second District.
rIRC LIE INSTIT TUTE,
~ SELECT SCHOOL. FOR GIRLs,)
OF Penn, av., between 25th and o6til streets
10 session from the 7th Of September to the ist of
Modern Languages, taught At the Institute. Also
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Piano and Guitar,
MRS, A zAPPoNE, Principal.
DR.. ZAPPoNE keeps his office In the same build.
Ing, and is abundantIy provided with the best APP
" III a.aasn sh nnown Iof the cure or relief
regular physicians. su2I-tf
rOLUMBlAN COLLEGE, ID. q. THE
NJ y session Of the Preparatory Department opens
sspipnber S September s that Of the College,
auas code q. W. SAMSON, DID.
NJ 4 RSON INSTITUTE.
SELECT CLASSICAL
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
FOR BOYS,
Fourteenth street, between and X.
This school, formerly located In II street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, will be re-
opened on the frst Monday In September, In the
new school House recently erected on Fourteenth
street, between aud X.
Terms per quarter, Si6. For Information addrcss
tie Principal, or call at his residence 3lS New Ysrk
Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streetP,
ChAs. b. YOUNG, A. NJ,
ausl-u Principal
II L NJ Al E COL LEGE.
l. BoRDENToWN, N. j.,
One Of the most hourishing Institutions in tho
country. Special attention paid to the common
and higher branches OF English, and superior All
ysutaEes furnished In Vocal and Instrument MIL
sic, French taught by native and spoken in the
family, ' Wv
For catalogues, address
Rev JOHN II. BRAKELEY, A. M,
au2tew' President.
Nj RS. GOODRICH WILL REOPEN
rnyl her School MONDAY, September 7, No. 4s5
flith street, between and l.. Terms, from S5 To
20 Pe' iua'''' III auNAhce' au3l-3t
DUBLlC SCHOOLS. TIE COMMIT
J. TEE On Examinations will meet in the AL
utfmen's room, city Hall, on WEDNESDAY next
tht al september, at 10 O'Clock, am. Applicants
| Tor positions as teachers are invited to attend
| T. ). WALSH, Chairman.
llntelllgeneer and Chronicle copy. au2s-4t
NHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY
| l. corner OF Fourteenth street and New YorL
avenue. The FOURTEENTH ANN UAL SESSION
| commences september 7, 1859.
Circulars at the bookstores, auI7-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01


METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRrs.-Preeh'et
No. A--Thos. Goddard, drunk and disorderly; lined
a. Tim HAnlin, dol workhouse. Thomos Carr,
disorderly, fined 80 VIM. shenig, soldier dol
turned over to military. Mary Hsnlin, do; work.
house.
Precinct No. 6.-E. NJ. Roach, drunk; fined si.Ss
James A. Keeoan, sailor, on suspicion Of being a
deserter; turned over to military. James Irwin,
drunk and disorderlyi nned sisa Robert Carroll
disorieriy, fined ~.
Pyecinei No. s-Mary Riley, drunk fined si.2o
Ellen Wayson, on charge Of grand larceny, was
sent to jail for further hearing.
Frocinef No. I.-Matthew sherlock, drunk and
abusing his family; fined sa.6s. CAtharine John
son, drunk and disorderlyj hned % ~. c. Werner,
ilI-treating his horse fined e3.6s. L. NJ Yelling,
phys,clso, on the charge OF keeping gambling
house, was held to bail by Justice Rowland
| for q farther hearing. Jane Carlton and Mary
Lane, drunk ard disorderiyi fined o. % each
XII ty Hall, Frances Taylor, Margaret John
son, Mary lane Hall, Elizabeth Stewart, disor
deriy conduct; fined $i.bs each. John Hornsby
drunk and disorderiy; nued 81 60. John Abel
charge Of dessrtIon; turned over to the military
| Thomas Richards, drunk and disorlerly; lined
| s2bs =. NJ. Carson, drunk and disorderlyj hnet
ss.os and sent to jail for court on charge Of as
sauit and battery.
Precinct No. s-Jsa. shsnahsn, beating his vile
fined s2.st; Chas. A. Hartford, drunk and disorder
| ly fined a. 81, Jacob Watson and John Koch, dis
orderly, fined.
Precinct No. s-Ann Bronson, disorderiy, sent tt
workhouse for sixty days.
| Precinct No. I0.-Wm. W. Cook, drunk and dIsor
derby, fined s?.si; Pompey Jackson, disordery, ,tne'
81 ~; Mary Ann Crawford, disorderiy, fined sa.si
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01
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HOTlCR.
TINS PAPER 10 ROW yUnNisHfD 1Y CAN
peRRs TO suDsCRlIERs IN TINS CITY AND
m oronoKrowN At THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

Nervous Debility, spermatorrhea, and all
can learn Of q NEvER-FAILIN0 REMEDY. the
value Of which 10 vouched for by the best papers
In All parts Of the country, and which does not re-
quire the patient to consult or fee any quack nor
anybo " else, BY inclosng postpaid directed eu.
velope 70 Box i,el7, Boston r. O., Mass.
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gxtisxxl 3syntIifxa.
wARHIN0TON, d. O.
uRspAYn,,,.,,.,,.,.,asEPTEMBER l, 1883

- Ths oAss - the nstss.al nsIssis-
v1vanaa avenue ana ID ssrooG
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

LATE RoBBERIEs.-Last night the tailor shop
Of Mess g. stabler b Young, on y street, near
Eighth, was broken into and clothing stolen there
from TO q considerable amount. young man
seen lounging near the premises at midnight was
arrested by oiieer samuels, but the evidence not
being sufficient to connect him with the robbery,
he was discharged this morning by Justice Thomp'
son.
Ellen wayson, arrested last night by offieer Sui
livan, and charged with stealing women's wearing
apparel, was this morning committed for further
| hearing, by the same justice.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

gamblers AT WORK.-Tbe streets of Cairo d
few days ago presented an Interesting spectacle.
They were being cleaned by squad of gamb'
lers, whom the Provost Marshal had arrested
aud set to work as scavengers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

SPECIAL NOTICES.
. n. ScpHss E S dslys5 .aS,s::
this Eysnins, <si Ninth street. III : it
] THs FIRST nEErrNe Of the German Central
United stases wifi Be SsId T1EsDxY, he II iss s q
q s. sns
sysnue. Those who feel interested are isspeot-
iuny invited to attend. 4 -. auai-A'
TEE NATIONAL UNIoN LnAaUl Will. HOLD
public mestinss every TUESDAY EVENING,
in their Hall, 4s1 Ninth street. There viii BE-
Speeches, National Songs, hs The rsaiins-rooms
open every sveAlng. a.s.,s,ssB.i1.l-gss aprt-<w
James A. Brown, Esq, 10 duly authorised and
accredited - An Agent TO solicit sod receive sub
serptions and contributions In support Of the Ns-
tional union League Reading Roon..t u y g..
Trsss .. sroz.s, sss'y. ,lII : - '''''-
A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility,
Incompetency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire to benefit Others, will
be happy to furnish to all who need IL ffree of
charge) the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used in his case. Those wishing
to profit by his experiences possess a valuable
Remedy-will reesive tho same, by return mall
Carefully sealed,) by addressing a q ..'
John D. OGDEN,
auit-dsw9m No.eo Nassau st., N. York.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, sEMrHAL, URrN-
ARy AND SEXUAL svsrEm.-New and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASsO-
GlATIoN.sent In sealed letter envelopes, nee Of
DIX. J. sKILLIN HouGHroN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
s.--T.-ls60-x.-D PLANTATION
They purify, strengthen and inv,gor.ts.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidotc to change Of water aNDliet
They overcome effects Of dissipation an1iate
They strengthen the system and enliven the
They prevent missmatie and Intermittent fever,,
They purify The breath and seidity OF the stom.
They cure Dyspspsia and Combination.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They euro Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
They are the besSBitters In the world. They make
ne wesE = man strong, and are exhausted astures
brated Calisaya Bark, Csscarills Bark, Dandeiion,
| ChAmomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
| green, Anise, Clover-buds, Orange Peel, snake
| soot, caraway, Coriander, Burdock, s-T.-iSsO-
The following IL q sample Of the testimony daily
SOLDIERS HoME surE rERSrEsDExr'soyy,cE,,
e,se'ssAT, o. Jan. 70, 1853.
have given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds
OF our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from various causes and the effect i most
msrvsious srus n,sni and sr,a,tiIying u,,a
every family, in every hospital, and at hand on
every patue-neid. G. W. d. ANDREWS,
YN-ly superintendent.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrrrps Ia
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01


1I The CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN isvALID. PublIshed for the benedt, and as .
warning and CAUTION TO vouNo MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hood, etc, supplying at the same time TiiE MEANS
OF sELF CURE. By one who has cured himself Al
ter Icing put to great expense and injury tbrough
nedieal humbug and quackery.
by enclosing . postpaid addressed enyeiops.
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
my 1o-y bedford, kinss County, n. Y.
EDITOR OF REPUBIIcAN-Dear Sir: With
your permission, wish TO say to the readers of
your paper that will send by return mail 10 nj
VINO wish u tfee) Recipe, with full direc tiops
Tor making and using . simple Vegetable Balm,
tmat tmat VIII eneetuslly remove, In 10 days, Pimpics
Biotehes, Tan, freckles, and all Impurities OF the
skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth, and
will also mail free to those having Raid Head.
or Bare Faces simple directions and information
hat will enable them to start a full rrewth of
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache in less
than 30 days: An applications answered by return
mail without charge.
,. TH0s. =. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Jex'-'mu NO. ssi broadway, New York.
THB GREAT PENNSYLVANIA Rourr.-Th.
quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o,
sunday. soldiers' tickets NJ, Government rates ts
AZ the principal points In the North and West
ror tehets and further information apply at the Of
noe OF the Great Pennsylvanla Route y northess&
der National Hotcl. once open from 4, IN. 10 Z
p. n.;on Sundays Q to 4 p. IN.
aug . AsSn,.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

. DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, sEMrHAL, URIs-
Any AND SEXUAL sysrEM-New and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD AssO-
harge. Address, -
DIX. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN,
au22-3mdSW
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-01

have given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds
o. our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled IRON various causes and the effect IL most
marvellous and gratifying.
Such = preparation as this 10 heartily wish In
every battlefield. G. w, ID, Aspnrws'
jyA-iy Superintendent.
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{ EGAL NOTICE.

TO Zwart. executor OF the estate OF zwart de-
ceased, CecilltA L~art, John Il Zwart susan ZwAft.
Bernard ZwArt, Z tiernigei ZwAri, n hcheyefs,
Catherine Achevers, Edward Aemm. Elisabeth
Manm, Chittsndea * Aetssvic, Farrar l. Hsipes,
samuel Hamilton, II sample, N Shsrts, George
Uksit, y zuHg, u YoofhsssA Co., Maht ~ = Al
ton, Joseph Collins, ~ SInith, r Kramer. lows
State In ,nranee Company Geo Anderson q Co
M MaKoun, Hatch d Tnompson. fAeisn 4 lucas,
Jerome No " ley, Jane Ia bell, Scott Ormsley A
siev.ns, King d Tuinelty, Daaiel Mshoney, X
Douthet. Chaplin i Lee. STATE Of Iowa. for the use
af the School Fund, Hosmer, Vim Burkitt, Aaron
q richardson, h Reid, Vim Leighton. James
kstes ueu W Robson, Vim Robson, Gbas Becker, q
G Busbridxs, Thos Burhridse II Borbridge. osro-
nnA keeaer, widow, And Geo kosders and Alice
Reesier. miDor heirs OF II Keeder, deceased. Mary
Ann Rscs widow and Geo Rass, W M kess, IT,. Sarah
Rees Lewis h Recs, Thos Hoes, Wesley RessA Joseph
Rees Emily kecs Carvtine Rees, Samuel KEGS, VIC
tor heos aid Robert kecs, heirs stizw Of VIM kses,
d~ceaaed,
You and sach OF you are hereby notified that there
Il new on die the Of the Glerk Of the District
Court In q for Les County, Iowa, at keokuk, PEI
ttton OF samuel Miiief, claiming OF you, the said
Zwnrt executor oI the estate OF l. xwsrt, dcceAs-
ed The cum OF Fifteen Hundred D.lIars AZ money due
on three omissory notes, executed BY zwart =,
James Estes, and By han endorsed 10 plaintiff; and
claiming all you the foreclosure Of mortgage,
slvep said notes. and Others and COW ing
tho on--hsif Lots three aud fur IN
aye bI and six I6] In Block niletesn In ksed's
Addition 10 the city OF Keokuk
And unls@s you appear thereto and defend OF
or before OF the second day Of the Dext term
said DisIrict Court al Ksokuk. which com m0nccs OF
lhs arst Maaasy In September, i6xs, Judgment an,
aaid will be ordered aold fvr the Day
mrnt Of The sum due plaintiff intssea and coasts
RANKIN McEKAkY.
spr2-d4v Attorneys Tor PlainuG.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To riugh Reid, Albert Wsils, George Gordon,
! Iraber. Jr., Wss Aubrey, Hiram baTncy Pftse,
Patten Co., Mason y Wheeler, JohA hoe
Co., yons Lavender, Judd, walker CO., George
Bliss a Co, Watts. lob DcAn, United ststts Of
America, Charles Nieie
iou, ana oi Sun are hereby notified thAi there
10 nie in tile ess OIL lhe Clerk Of The ustrtet
Court OF Lee County, issa, At ktokhk, petition ~
samuel NJ Gee rye, claiming OF sSa. hugh 4. kied,
the OF 6.sui, hoasand DOilaTs, ~Ith Let cent
Intel per AMMAN, money due . pT0fnia&uTy
no.es secured % AurtEAgs EAde ~ Soo 70 Henry D.
Ia iDr and since gnea 10 said samuel <. George
ssptenbsr I'D eos, also claiming against
you This foreclosure said AosixAke, the same
upon the wee, hAfof the north Of see
lion eshsesn eon,assng Eighty Hsrea more or less in
township sixty SIX 1881 north Of Range I'VE Isl xes,s
aud the sorth hsis section tf3 Township sixty SIX
1851 Range az l6l ~sst ell IN <e GoonsA 1~~A an
asking Tor sale of said premises and Eener
reIsef. ees ssfat $500
And unless you appear and answ " Aid petition on
or the second ass Of the ntxt term oil
SAID Court, CON nsnes ~ ksokuk on tho Let Aoa-
da, OF september D.. 1861 adetanltwIli be entered
against And judgment rendered thel prsye
tor In SAID petiAaoa.
NOBLE STRONG,
mari6-diw Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
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Original NOTICE.

TO P Hornish, Lloyd d simpson, @ w Blgier. Jas
Io rdan. and robert Fletcher, defendants.
You a. . hereby notified that there on nle In
the afice Of the Clerk u the Dstriet Court OF Lee
county, iowa, at keokuk, petition OF sophia Glen
dehing, claiming y Judgment against You, Hurnsh
and Lios simpson, tox the slm Of Twelve Hundred
Dollars $1,000 aud ~ cent. nterrst upon your
tote TO hef and Ginning the foreclosure II your
mortsags naAa~ 10 her apon psr OF Lot eleven I'M
block g being o, ~ fset front BY Ill iee, deep "
the r.steriy side Of said lat IN the city Of Keokuk
lee eSny. Iowa. for the sale oil said iot and genera
reiiet, with costs.
each Of yeu must appear and answer said petition
by OF the second day OF the next term OF sstd
Court TO ~ held o the first Aohdsy Of September
D, 1863. Judgment will DO had therein b, default
~ pray I'd for H. SCOTT HOWELL,
anl-dAM PLAINTIFF Attorney
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Destttution Of Heading Matter IN
the Army HosD bsTs Of the
Ceiporteurs.

CeiPorteurs.
Chicago, April "a, 1888.
DEAR Bxo. HowELL:--Enclosed Isend
you copy of an abstract Of my Annual
Report, printed in the "Evening Jour.
NAL" Of this city. The last item gives
q part Of which feel little proud viz:
That though found the business of this
agency exceedingly crippled and lame
when / came into charge last june, !
have been able to collect $1,000 dons-
tions, visit tho army, ETC., and at the
same time SO push and manage the bust
ness of the Office that the usual trade dis-
count upon the amount Of my sales Is
sufficient 70 cover all the expenses Of the
management. have now band Of
over 20 Colporteurs aud Agents, as noble.
self-sacri6ciDg and efficient body of
men ~ can bs found. Four are ia Iowa,
one is now 10 Memphis, and one al 81.
Louis, visiting the hospitals and camps.
The following extracts from a letter Of
. Chaplain at Young's Point, will show
the need for this in the army. He says,
"can you think Of doing any thing for the
thousand sinners way down in Dixie"
In the matter Of religious
and secular residing do not think it
would be possible TO find more thorough
desatution in ail .Christendom.
The camp hospitals have nothing in the
shape Of book, and the pest hospital,
having 2io inmates. is 10 q worse condi
ton, for every body fears them.
/ know there arc dear ones here who have
not forgotten Us. but SO far as any dem.
opstrations Of sympathy and I'D are con
cerned, we might lu!,e that we arc not
only out of human.tys reach but out
OF Chrisiani!y's mind. These brave
fellows who have left their dead on every
battlefield Of the Southwest, do insis'
deserve better consideration.
Mr.. Howard (my associate 10 this Of
: ice) left here on the 2d inst. with peaTil
10000 publications. He - now Ut Mem
phis, and will doubtless see this chaplain
and supply his brigade OF 4 regiment
with somethiny. But need slU, 700 a
least, this summer, 10 enable me 10 re
spond 10 such calls, aud by ihe grace o
God, no man shall have occasion to writ
me q second letter like that II have
"shot IN the locker" or eau end ma
who has. and will part with il for thes
pefsAing men. Please give us q Hit
Yours truly.
GLkN WOOD.
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'vvsaa7sss-a7 s.sfs-i3 1872
4 EGAL NOTICE.

10 6. M Gr&veat s
You are hsren, notified that there's on Gle In
occ OF hc Cferk of The Dsrict Coart Of Lee
~ iowa, at Fart Msdison, pstitht w G. Gr&kan,
e4sasAns nf Tho Of -FOUR hnndss and aid
81 Dollars 1he LeF efLt
p.t amman, from March ioth, itS5sas noBe, cue on
promsory nots also caimiAg ASainst you asi VI a.
lAehuieas.
Aud unless you appear kAefste and defend on5or
before of the day oil the Ma VI
sad Court, at rort Madison, 10 The thtt
Monday OF MAY, ieo3, Judgment Wall be senGerud
against you thereon by default.
RANkINA McCRARY,
msrl6-d4w ATTORNEYS fvT PiaiuttH,
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NOTICE.

40 ssmes W otley, Eleanor Otiey, John winthrop,
Margaret Tarpeil, Sarah fox, kdwHta A Fox,
Charles farsons Co., h a kox executor st the
estate o. mary b schinitz, DECEASED PRED FOX
AooAer 4 Go; m "a
You, and each OF you, are hereby notified tk1t thA
I'll. the VI The tisrk OF the Nistrae
U~urt of Ice .canly. iowa, ~ keoAuA, Iowa, yeti
tion Of Henry 1Aiowelt, eaatntna Of you ihe SAID
James W otiss, Twenty Three hundred and SIXTY
kight 7o-ls0 Dollars MIA M psr cent ilteftA per
snpum, pay abe annually, ss MoEey due on I've
Aortgagss made b., you 10 Charles Mason, and since
Assisled 70 hiram barney, aha By ham assigned ts
Henry Caldwell daea January "a 1851 also el AM
against foreclosure oil said nsstSsse,
.6e Deihg 1pon Lots NJ. ii and ~ IL kiosk No
IN Aason's uppsI Adation, 10 the city oiktokak In
Goanty, Iowa, Ter khe purchase money snu fur
asking the sale nj said PREMISES and genera
relief.
And unless yon sppsar and answer thereto On OIL
before noon OF she second day OF the next term o
The said DistffcI CeNft. n heokUk, TO ktgunasho
holden The lat Monday In September, A. ~, 49,
| defsnit VIA be entsfed against you and jndE
| ment rendered. thereon. 4
uafip- dew Attorneys for fnintif.
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STATE OF IDWA,t In ting District Court
LIE CoukTv. ~ said County, nj NJ. Madison

STATE OF IDWA,t In ting Mssrict Court o
LEE CoukTy. "" said County, nj ~. Madison
Jesse 4 Niilsou. PAintir VI. Josepa II Fry, Ls~ II
Jass Fry, Michael Try, thr,r tather snd bsaura
guardian, and h II Hunts, Administrator Dc boats
Hoa oil ElizaDeth Fry deceased, bvtehdsnu.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 The defendants herein
above named that pctiunl in arist seton Ia on MI
this Clerks once oil he Dsttei Court Aforesaid IN
behalf of the above named PlAiutr. against yon, ana
cha ming thai The said r. IT. Humes ~ hominisEator
III sos VI Elizabeth hry, deceased, be requires
aud compoiis TO complete the specific performance o.
Of ale OF real estate In Lee Cauaty lows.
and that al and Iaierest OF The othe def ndanA
or any the said real eats 10 be exnguished and
barred, and ulte vi petition therein We Quiesed
and esIabi she'd. and Tor general relief.
Aud uniess you appear aad maize defense thereto
before vi tue sscond day the aeAtterm VI said
Court conmence the third ondAy Of May, 1868,
iudgmea, will 10 rendered against prayed tor
III said petition. HOhAhf H. 6iLLAohhs
a.,3-a4w Attorney fvf fisiBssHr-~
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I kGAL NOTICE.

~ Elijah q. Graves.
YOU are hereby uosinea that thers 10 On als In
the ofee oil the Gisrk the uistrict Court lie .
county low, 1T Fort Msdtsua p0titSn 81 Willis M
q. GRAHAM, cistssass Of Ael thv sum o0e Thou
sand Dollars as n,sney due Oh pronaiss.Ty mole,
and Also Claiming against you the foreclosure VI
r<rLxin horixaxs EivsG BY yea said ktAiHli OF
secure the nvte sned and snvthsr convey ing
the ortbs Y - y Of SestaSa Ne. tween
~ Two tx2I In Township No. hAsy-nvs 1851 North
Range No. ., West, In Lees Cou MY, iowa.
AID unless you APPEAR tAereAo cad defend on o r
before noon Of The second dag vi the next ter M
said Dstret Coast 70 4n The third
DAY May 1853, JadxneAt and d1csss viii be render
ed agaihst you by details.
RANKIN 4 MCCRARY,
mArl6 -dAw AHorneys for klAllN6.