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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08
rASTLETON SEMINARY.

The Winter Quarter commences on Monday, Novem-
Der II. 9 4st gt&
Terms for board. tuitien, washing and room rent,
$27.
Young ladies board in the Seminary and young mer
teacher), and under his especial
Applications and catalogue sshould be made
to HARRIET N. HASKELL, - ks14l45lEsA
oct22:d&wtf r. M. WRIGHT. A. M.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08
FOR SALE.
LIVERY STABLES.

T livery STABLE. - The undersigned
~ having bought the extensive Livery Establishment
of HARRISON BRYANT. in East Rutland, will con-
tnue to accommodate the former patrons and the pub
Lie, at the Stables, as heretofore. sAs
Also, We have several Horses and Mares that would
answer for Farming purposes, that would sell low
for cash spproAed credit.
Also, eight or nine Buggy and Top Wagons, partly
worn, above and Harnesses to 60 with same de-
sired. =
NJ. QUIN,
d&wd 5f@ E. FOSTER COOKE.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08

|. "A CARD-MCSICAL.-C.. C. Tasks.
takes pleasure in returning his grateful acsly 81
eoeemenfs for the very liberal patronage Whlc1p
peen bestowed upon HIM in the several towns OF
land County, where be has been engaged IN To- =
isfaction as he believes-he confidently asks for
tnuafion of the public favor.
AS be designs giving continuous lessons IN t1is
and as his whole time Will be devoted to ms profess
II will make difference when his pupils enter ~
nls class, and additions be made az sEs - q,
Iew more scholars would be gladly receisea 70, .Le
xno WINTER terms. and from his experience ana
he feels warranted in the belief tnat pc
~ Heh sstsfacsion 10 pzyils and patrons
EaAnos tunfi and repsired AZ the VISUAL rsces.
noy8.vf slIt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08
GREAT ECONOMY
81 SAVING Or EIGHTY PER CENT q

In ~ family there VIII Dc found more OF les q
wearing apparel WHICH could be dyed and made 70 LOOK
as well as new. Nsny articles that become little
soiled OF cut OF style, are thrown aside. BY using
these Dyes they can be changed e any color IL YER
short time at 2 small expense. You can have Dunba
Of shades nom The same dye from the hghtet shade 2
the full color by following the directions III iDs5s
of package.
At every store where these Dyes sold, - Sea-
samples Of each color, on SILK and Wool
All who have used the Family Dye ColOrs pToI5lno@
Them to be most useful, economical ana perfect arfs
Numerous tesrImOTizlE could be gwen from lsoles ~
have used these Dyes; but this case il i not regu
as its real valbe and usefulness sre found upon oD
trial.
Manufactures by HOWE s. STEVENS. PIlnaPs
Chemists 25S Broadway, Boston.
Folsale by Druggists ana Dealers IA evefyCItg az
Town. 33.NN-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08
THE RUTLAND HERALD
l. Is published Daily and Weekly, at Rutland, W.T. o,
FUTILE & GAY.
THE DAILY HE.ALn

special contracts Inf 5x.~
Using. ~ - ''1' %
All advertisements will be set up in uniform stv,.
and no cuts special display will be allowed in r.
columns except at special rates. '-''
aN THE WEEKLY HERALD
Is published every Thursday morning, and vim con-
Ain null synopsis Of the news OF the previous week
including null teleRTaphic reports of that day.
xv.,,--Ll IL - TERMS OF euBscRIPTIoN:
village subscribers, served by carrjea 400
Omce and mail subscribers, 50
III payment u not made strictly in advance rs cents
- In AL cases be added to these term and nteresf
ensrged after one year, bus paper vi Sc senf e.
Sooecr!oere out Of the State until paid for ana vhe
mosc7peaon exPtree the paper 0ll be disceafiuusd
ADvERT1SEMENT0 =
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merton and Eve cents line for each ~
Yearly ADVERTISER have the psivfleee a. .h...-
= S-"stns 1e year Without extra Shasgs.
terly. S1s3 guar
The anpls 81 ouAeelnene ef DeaShs ana r.,vs...
III - t3ensse sithout charge, but 0Sffnsr1 - I
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08
SoMETHING NEW FOR CHOIRs

~ SINGING SCHOOLS AND CONVENTIONS.
THE VOICE OF PRAISE A Volume Of ssoIe1 ~
sic, with new ana attractive features, Tenoef4Ls
the most desirable work Of the kind. For the uss "
Choir, Singing School, Musical ConFenti2n IN -
Home Circle. By EDWARD HASILTOE. .-,s
This book is not Of series Of Triennlsl -
made TO supply market aTtifcially created ply -
the best fruits Of is author 10
arrangement and competition, during srIoi u -
years devoted to Sacred Music. s
Special attention IS directed 10 The fof taf SDs
IS printed from large clear type, the Object beng
10 see how much could be crowded into IT, but boE y
II could be done. We have therefore, hsnas013
open page, with but part on a staff except II =
standard, well known tunes selected for congregs'
Price, a single : : ss per dozen
Specimen copies sent by mail, post paid, rsesP
Pr7ce Specimen pages sent free on application
OLIVER DITS5N e. CO., Publishers.
4s:wiy 277 Washington street, bosi'-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The un-
odersgned having been appointed by the Hon. Pro-
bate Court for the District of Rutland, Commission
to receive examine and adjust al claims and de-
mands Of all persons againt the estate of Jacob F.
Earl, late of Mountholly, in said district, de-
ceased, hereby give notice that will for the
purpose Of examining and allowing said claims at the
dwelling house of the widow arab Earl, in sa Moant-
holly on the third Thursdays OF February and June
next from nine o'clock A. NJ until four clock 2. NJ.
each of said days and that six months from the 23d
day of December A. ID. 1862, is the time limited by
SAID court for said creditors to present their said claims
to US for examination and allowance.
d ated at Mountholly, VT, this Soth day OF Deem
Der, A. d. 1862.
WIN. KENT, lo.,
w B. ALLEN oom'fs'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08

Chan CIXIX-An Act to further provide for the Col
lection of the Revenue upon the Northern, North
eastern and Northwestern Frontier, and for other
PURPOSES
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08

LIST or CoLoRs.-Blsck, DARK Brown, SaUE Brown
Light Brown, Dark Blue, Light Blue, Dark Green
Light Green, Pink, Purple, Slate CLn.s9n, Scarlet
Dark DIab Light Drab YeiioEr Light 4ellow, Orangss
Magenta solferino, French Blue, Royal Purple, Violet
These Dye ColOrs expressly ioT family Use HAVING
been perfected AZ gTPst expense, stter many year.
study and experiment The goods ready = wear L
from one to three hours time The pIyls simple
and any one can learn the aye wtb perfect sue
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OLE VERMONT. District of F.


STATE OF VERMONT, District of Fair
ohav n, SIS. The Probate Court for the District of
Fairhayen.
To all persons interested in the estate of Perry G.
Gibbs late of Benson, in said district, deceased,
testate. GREFTrsG.
: The administrator of said deceased having repre-
scented that will be necessary sell all the real estate
OF said deceased for the payment of the debts and
penses of administration has made application to said
Probate Court for license 10 make such sale Therefore
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, you
hereby notified appear before said Court the Pro-
bate Office Il Rutland in said district, on the 26th
you have, why said license should not be granted.
Dated at Castleton in said district, this 3ls day OF
December, A. u. 1862
Il uy JOHN HOWE, Register.
STArE or VERMONT, District of Rut--
~ land, So. The Probate Court for the District of
Rutland
To all persons interested in the estate of Walter H
Lincoln late of Shrewsbury, i'll SAID district deceased,
interstate. GREETING:
The administrator OF said having represented
that will be necessary to sell part of the real estate
OF said deceased for the payu ent of the ebts and
penses of administration, and also that 1t will be bene
fetal for all parties interested therein to II the whole
of the real estate of said deceased, has made appca
ton said Probate Court Tor license make such SALE
Therefore,
hereby notified appear before the said Probate Court
at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said district,
the third Tuesday of January, A. ID. 1868, to show
cause if any you have, why said license should not be
granted.
Dated at Rutland, said district, this seth day of
December. A. D., 1862.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08
BOWMAN & MANSFIELD.

Eagle Foundry and Machine Shop, near the B. & B.
R. r. Freight Depot. Castings Of every description,
Mill and Machinery Work, furnished promptly and at
low prices. Orders respectfully solicited.
Rutland, Oct. Is, 1859 ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08
BUSINESS CARDS
HIBBARD & THOMPSON,

Surgical and Mechanical Dentists. In addition to
Gold and Silver Plate Tor teeth Ylcantte aooT which
Is supervising others, will be in the
best style, and warranted Oface the Drug Stere
Poultuey, VT, 23tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08
STATE OF VERMONT, District of Rat

land.
To all persons interested iii the estate of SusaDnah
Jackson late of Pittsord in said district deceased
GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Vermont, You are
hereby notified to appear before said Probate Court
the Probate Office in Rutland in said district the
Sd Tuesday of January, A. D. 1868, to show cause ii
any you nave, why the account of Henry F. Lothrop,
administrator of the estate of said deceased should
be allowed and also why the residue of said estate
should not be distributed to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 23d day
December, A. ID, 1862. -
l;sw JAMES BROWN Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08
EAMfL.Y DYE COLORS for DYEING
I s.n. Y-oaIar and Cn.ton Good. shawls san

DRESSES, RIBBONS, GLOVES, BoHNETss
Hats, Feathers, KID Gloves ChAoreE's Cioihlngs aa9
all kinds Of Wearing AZ PaIels
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-08

Bsston-For general repairs Of buildings; addition
70 magazine and wall around magazine grounds,
thirty-two thousand nine hundred and thirteen dol
New York.--For improvement of armory house
for storage Of loaded Shells and repairs OF all KINDS
PAiladephia.-For repairs Of wharf and magazine AZ
Port Nif8in one thousand i've hundred dollars.
Waskinoton-For repairs Of magazine and ordnance
hufldines. oix thousand dollars. III ,
TXf nav Of superintendeuts naval constructors. and
AT "a cvl establishments It thu general navy yards
IN aafnns one hundred and four thousand aye hun.
dr01 ~ ei1hky<our dollars Pvovi6ed Thst hsrsaf
~ ~ Sae23eo ShAl be paid to any employee IN any o.
~ ~ 1Srde except 60 those designated in the esti-
S1Sk1a y IN cfhAe persons shall receive per diem
sss sss e. fas ns d1''ns sn''1 'A's sss =
N9ssl 6Ss01stvys--rpr the pn!chase o. nautical IN
~: rsn7lfS ~ the same, and a astfpnomical I'M
e(Eaneafa ana for - pprohase Of nautical sboekA
$3.50, and Chart. ana ~ b4cadng and bndi9g tn
,Tf8 &Hs7Fy5
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
conponArJoS NOTICES.

nFgICE o. THE STREET OghIsu0sEa. WV
~, 1ofh sosemter - 49, 10 cahr.f ~ -ffyt q. .
snflossd W s~s~d snyo0J~ srfossf Hta ~ is - ths
wofk. anf rih tie of tas bffrr ersu i1efsel -
h~ fcce. a - ihis once anti u ct A. N1tttg d
csms@r u. IsS1
ter esisinf rrsfiDg cgfh, ss,sf az n'sanr srtsir
@v~rfh street. befse~r s@ronf an F1ilfs 4fsaafa
tor rexn stng asdng erb. FTfrf 49, "a f1r Nstnws
A. b.twrsn kishg fosrh ant ssy hff streets
tor euio gyisr snf fsxsBE Firs' sstae. bs1segn Yy
n.rd sgf rsy frs' gr.tts
Fsf escstr4 col fersxrsf f1y ni1h F,rts.. hft~rsn
soi rAsz,ry ssa rrsssrng rAlry ,slfs arr-, bsfve.
yor nss b.rss for o % an. Lssssy rsmrsay so.s
rof nsw hruss fos Hnra~ e9~f4hy - ~
kof n~w hors~ FOR Ragne corp.sy ~ x
vor s<w housp fov Hos- esnTanJ Ne a.
No ~
.Ispsr sns sissea,ioas V hoas s gssiss compsnr ~
nl.st FERNS Of p-s;o-sa tr,A. ~s. Inc ss<fssuss.
srf aGve~orrfx b. Tie cfrrr fb~sed
Dcr&rmsat nse vovf. Norerer y 1874
VuAkl&5 lvtsELL tsssi Sy1srsa' rtf.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Aas4- a.-a
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

IT. JANES HUIFb,
- Corner OF Broadway Tveniy sixth s,rset
The above and hrs class ifos nren fUy rabic
pntroua. Transient guess and others ~ fnf ever con
venencr eezaruy Furnished Rooms amt Table do'f se-
rond W IN the ciT r. Y. WELLS kCO, Froprssors
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
ELS.

y HgRicAx HoIEL. BROADWAY AND EieHrH
"A street. On the EnrnpfAn pan. Rooms s1lie and
stnaly. 81 cents and 81 per day.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

DARCELOxA HOTEL
- ~ Great Jones street. Few doors "om brnaSsry.
New 10rr,
Accsnmoda,us for families and single persons E@siau.
ssnt for Breskfsss spsnd Table d iioie Fines cssy
gonsfort and cheapness.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

RIRDS. PIGEONS. DOVES. fowls RibBfTS. AC -
- t0nsanfg hand -h0fa cot nffI1r o. fancy
in fosa rseons art Biris fresh -r. er'ry 1sy ffgr
JfTssy warranted. sessds OF utrIB sfuun ksaH fgf
wM ". FOWLER
k'RAscfs BuTyER, No ; PICK nLlF. HAH All
Toe chnfe bfeees flr aae sat s'rt Hnlsfs infnti.
Mhugl Core Enf FgA Eltffmira.of D. csna pfr tgtie
fpii- ~ Nprf ~ Dogs bq1ifri, taiaei tc Yea
ti1es for al fissasas
EOLD SisH - LARGE AssDRTsEsT OY giNE
" gold fst. y tbe turffe1 o. ho1sani Sent 70 any
part cl tht lrfei Gists ~ eGyress
~ COLLIER y g1iiou s,fc,t. r'rrsf q Oo'i y. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

A gentlsman who participated in the
Stonemsn raid toward Richmond, thus
writes OF John M. Bolts:
On ou r journey w visited many scsnes
OF INTEREST,", but ior miles north Of Cul.
pepper yosy correspondent, ~ 4 tanker
OF Gen; Davis column. moving through
one OF the most magnificent portions oi
Virsiuia, drew up before palatial resi.
denee n make enquiries. as We we're then
driving tnzhugh Lees cavalry. An
elderly gentleman came forth. aud to our
questions - to whether bis residence
harbored any of the enemy. he almost in
digpanlly replied in the negative. further
adding il Ne knew him we knew such a
supposition to be groupdlsss. Judge our
pleasant surprise when told thst John
Minor Bolts stood before as.
More than admiration fills the souI OF
the 10y III soldier at meeting ems Of the
countrys former statesmen, now playing
the roll VI the patriot martyr ID behalf ii
the Union and tie cause be loves SO we'll.
Johr II. Bolts has recently been paroled
and allow ed TO retire With his family to
his magnificent home in Culpepper coun-
~ IL binds him to neusrsiity, but he
still de clares his devotion to the dear old
~, I'D Aysvtips Ass recorded 20 change
in his"pohncai sentiments. l had only
seen him through the mirror of his
speeches, but conversation more than
.conhrRed ny former opinlono of his purity
Of cha racler and ststesnaplike qualities
May bis be the patriots reward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

REBEL Dst(tASxA AfHp0SSfiRHxADs
The Richmond Examiner thinks that
the Unftsd s6tsS congssss did not real
Ire the dangsr eubnoed 10 the laws il
passed giving the President arbitrary pow~
srs in certain cases. and that "the sudden
impsisonmAnt end probable sentence OF
death on Mr.. Vallsndigham, for simply
coudemning the policy ~ hfs govern.
msnt." show how dangerous the posses
sion Of these powers 10. OF Valiandig-
ham aAd his assooistss the Exsmi ner
sys:
"f sympathy for an individual and an
enemy . wese permitted, sorrow fw. che
fate of Vallandighsm vsuld BE- eel. BY,
most men Of heart Ia the South. valhri-
digham, Pierce, and one or two other Cit,
liens OF the United States, have displs we'd
the highest courage and the most hopors-..
bio patriotism amid the wild wickedness
Of their country. They will hold. in the
history Of their times, . place not less
respectable than that allotted TO Chatham
and Burke IN the parallel story Of ,he
var between England and the Colonies,
The writer goes on to express his ex.
eeeiing JOY that the reign Of terror has
commenced, and augurs that ere long ;ts
result sill be dissatisfaction. division and.
dis"rdtr,A sbe end ofawhich viii Be The
TALL OF the Lincoln Government.
PAaaos Gux.-4he cost u the small
est Parrot guns. pounder-is $500
for 2OO-poundsrs. $1,000 each, which 10
said 70 b one .testh the cost Of the Arm.
strong gun. The charge OF powder is
one posad - every ten Of the bail, end
the cost Of powder ana she'll for eycTy
discharge 10 nearly ten dollars. Tb...
weight Of The 200 Parrot is a little more
than one-hau the weight of q Colnmbiad.
which carries the lo0-pound solid shot.
or lo-iuch shell The practice with these
guns y sresllent. Experiments are
made daily, asd with m aecsrssy mos,
astonishing. The shrek Of 1 bali, Is il
flies through the air at velocity of over
500 miles per hour, 10 like that of q rail.
OeS ssain = fnll sped II 5d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27
THE GATE CITY.

n.s.ES y 6spr.r1..1 2.-s.sr....
The telegraph he's already alluded "a
thsAsasApsssh made n sAsasssh " sss,s
ator John Conness, Of California We
find the spaseh IN : iass Califou;. PIPER,
and specially commend the following sx-
tract to those sdisoss who slssued the
ELECTION u Mr, c0nness q /. Democratic
victory. The newly elected Senator said /:
eve hsvc agpSble frsidept. There
"a . President At the head Of the Govern
Dsat. ApplAase. Abraham Lincoln
may, not be the greatest man in the United
States, bat tell you, fellow citizens, that
our country 10 blessed of God ia having
20 good aud so great man in the Presi.
dency In this great crisis. [Cheers.l Tbs
canning. villain who. pending this great
struggle, seeks the qualification Of per-
sonai interest Alone. may now and then
have imposed upon that great and good
man, but 10 the main his measures have
been vice. It u tizSes his conduct has
been Just. Throughout this great trial
and struggle bis patrie,isls hss bsen of
the same character and stamp as that of
the great and immortsf Washington.
CHEERS. But. say these DIRECTORS, the
supporters of the Administrstion are
abolitionists. Baaurseard advicss his
southern frisnds 10 Asnomisassl the SOL
disrs Of lhs Government, Abolition
lists, asd Graves, dist-ss.ink, klss sons OF
the kssth echo and fullsw the advice.
Why. fsilos sisfsens, II an Abolitionis,
wssc the hasasi creature that ever here
tofore isgrsosd the earth, hs uosh rot
be perfection compared With the misers-
bic vrsscbss who set up such prstsuses
while their coantTy's life .is at. stake.
tApPlauss. What 10 it to be an AboIi-
zionist? Il 10 that the person, whoever
be may be, 10 10 favor Of sbolishing some
thing. These men would not abolish
Slaysfy; they would not bio: out or abol-
isA slavsyy, though il stood II the nations
throat, ticking fhs nations life. But they
would stand by while their country was
being abolished and being stricken from
the map Of Abe world Shame upOs such
AbolidOsists. EChSsn.] sSh,hs upon
the Abolitionisis who are in favor Of, or
who stand quietly by willie the atte m pi i.
being made ~ abolish country. to ai,ol-i
ish Government 90 bene6cent, 50 wise,
20 grand 10 the scope of its great YORK OF
giving clvA liberty y the. eattb ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

srsnkhn haShmAn, Elenor Tvesdy, Anersw
kvssQy. Asssea - esD eOnAabhs 3 enysA, de-
tos and each OF yss sss hereby aotiAsa tAa. there
nov on ME IN the ClerA occs efihs Dtsrlca Cours
Oh Lee county, lows al Keukuk a pet ilion md nm
ansadrd Sst .ton 81 hirsm naTnsy claiming jsdr.
mea. asainst you FrAsann Hasshnaa snd kssSr
Assuy tsr tss nm Three fboussbd Doilars md as
aeainst All Me above ssnsd asseussn,s eaIusr ths
,ofeciosurs OF q hortssge mad. " said tianklin
M nsOsn and EisoerT wsedy chss sson apc ia e
nrd II ASid HiIans barney same beus u,oo ths
east nall III of the north west quarter Ut Section
hwsnJ%nree, t23i 10 Township IDS nsrh rasss nvs
sale Of said pfemises pay % said ue6t he I'll pr,
relief with costs
OF before moon of the se.cnd day the next term Of
sald Court 10 eommsIce keokuk on the lst opdsy
daaa sib. ~ .t n MrlT-J "a xnpiT -
nAs4-dlw Atiorney Tor pssinIir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27
NOTION.

To Robert Simpson. Elisabeth simpson, Geo Clark
Rss .1fspAsu0 Bnrbsides, Converse. HAsalug b Co
John Edxafs Gcvsge Andersun, q b ABBOTT, Johp
Niek, Rsnkiu & Miller, Michael Bnshey, Virgil Q
Sallivans OskAArtne We,ehmsn, kdvAna Ws,e Imam
Abner Reeves. Nancy 8 Green, Louis BarRis oni
ka1ueis Bash, Jsmss O LsmOa, Ben J0hnsson, w
Grasss, Ben Johsston fos TIE use Of william Id.
cards, Mark Hamilton, william Edwards
Xou and each Of yon. IRE hesehy noti6ed hat thsrs
nov die IN the once of the csrk nfthe Dis~ic,
Court Of Lee County lows, 81 Keck uk, petition oi
Hissa ti.rsS, siat@tag OF yoa. kos.st 1snSssn the
snn, Of Tyenty-eight Hundred and Seventy eight
3s-l0D DsIlsv WI 10 pet csst inssses Per ansun,
from Asy Il isSs pAya 6is alrpsily, - nonsy due %
MougaSe made b, you 10 Charles Mason, and sincs
sssissH % sAia Hiram Rarasy, datsa Aagsss STAT,
1854, Aee claiming Aszss each Of you ths toreelo-
sus sf ssSd Mo- tesss ths bsing Upon Lots
ri eisht ~ and nine is 10 Block sixtyp etl II
the City OF Keotuk, Lee Coantys Iowa, for The pur
shass nsssy, .sd fsrshsr astisf kr : sass q saA
PREMISE, and ,seneni splie end psauin for he sp
pontm ut Of reel er - take chssgs Of sAd pseses-
And mless yoa appear ahd ans wss ostd psttatsh
before Of tAe secepd das II the nAxt tsrA Of
aid Court 10 spmmsnesa ct Ksokul on the L, Monday
~ eepsQbsss A. D. 49, GAsfant Win - eatetsd
sganss You and jalsusns resdessd - prayed
NOBLE = eRRON0.
nsyil-Alw AiassasVs ~ 4iAiaAAG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27
NOTICE.

To furssr, laess w JoAnaM, y 2 LeUsyvpuasr
Trustee Oft GrAhsm, Cox . SAetiy, Il ora
han, hsotnA, Fsss Lss Aeaasak AAnaOsas III
road Company. - 4frF - n.
Ton, and each ofyea, arehsreAy nouAsd 4kat there
!. nov On ME 10 the oice II ~, Cle - sAs Dssict
ton u Hsny b. ia, i0r, eAinans 81 ys~, -. AID
". y. TIssr, seysa Tbcssppd tsur Handrsa Dol
ars snd ~ per emit Interest pay able annually apsn
James Elder aud endorsed psinti1 also Gle inang
sEainss all o. yen the Sorvetosnte two hort ares
made by said Turnss " SAD Isnes usder urun koes
nine and len In Block ninety eight 81 In the Gu Of
Aeshuk. he's osassy, Iowa, given v secure s6ld
notes -
And unless you appear and answer thereto o. or
ecfore aeon Of the secoHd dAy OF the sat sevm on
The sAid Distict Court at keokpk, to ~ kssas ana
holden on the LIST Monday In September, % I0os
dsiaalt villa be sniessd sssanss yoa, ana yudx-
me rendered thereon. =
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