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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02
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In consideration Of the fact that We are Obliged
% meet all Of Our obligations in cash and wishou,
credit. We are compelled TO adopt and observe with
M persons doing husinsss II our ofRce the follow
ing
STANDING RULE
An ORDERS for thepapsr and for advertising must
- paid for In advance, and job work At the tins Of
delivery. HOWELL 4 DELApLArE
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Shs Fresbytsry Of Keokuk ii hold iss sect stated
mssians to keokat on tie ID 1hursdsy lshl Of April
nsxt 81 u e'eioek, Pm
O. G. BEAMAE, Stated Clark.
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- The poet Laureate Of England
got OF the following lines on the occasion
OF the arrival of the bride Of the Prince
of Wales in England.
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- See notice Of . ine Piano for sale
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WlllpEseties n the sosrts Of the First sadS
!udieal DisSsieis II lows. In the VI. Circnis AaA
1stE1ct cpnrGsy and II The Supreme Court Of lows
HF 1afsr ~ Hen. aanA n. Muller. v. ., sepss1ne
lJH4ges Fgs N4a ksscAls44
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MISS A. KING,
main otrest. hetvesn xescnA ana Thi,S
NEW AND FAHIoNABLx
SPRIN G. GOODS
F0R
sMtlltsesN II Dress .HEaxtsex.
t 1853 rMCLu uUIaG
BONNETTs,
RIBBONS,

French and Amsstean Flowers Enbrosd@red Ssae.
tfons, French Corsetx, Hoop Sklns Supporters, snd
Variety Of other kssions. E-7'F - I, -. :
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-12
Return or ,he Atlanta's crew.

Ga Wednesday morning a number of the
c.ew of the Atlanta returned TO this city
om,rC them arc several Of the wounded. From
Mr. Thoras Veitch, one Of The wounded sal
ors; we .arn that all the crew. except the of
fcers Gcrc exchanged Immediately and SEM
+. Richmond Th3 officers were sent to Fort
Lafayette, whc.e tLey now are. Some thirty
o. IL. ere, tool, the oath Of allegiance to tue
= Lircor Government, giving as reason that
IN iami,,es and triepdG reside at the North
TIE re0&.r or Of the crew came South, and
many ol them have already joined the Conied.
crate army, soma at Richmond and others az
different places
1ac account Of the battle and surrender, ae
given Dy ", Veith differs but little from what
We have already Published. The first shot en-
tered tho AtlGnta's seaboard side, wounding
Aten n.a,re3 and Ii. Thurston. The second
saot rJrucE tho pilot house ,wounding Mr.. Her.
napdez aud NJ. Austen. Mr. Il. is but slight
~ Art' o the back 1lI. A. had his lett arm
broken, aud a sllgl. wound on the head moi
ve.J Gorious.
Iye ,ep!a h&t Capt Webb was on the ont
side OF MS ship during the battle, aud exposed
himself very much. Iney we're all in excellent
spirlts, aud entertainCf the hope of q success.
.uI co.,osD Upon nearing tho Weehawken
Capt. webb asked tue pilois it there WAS wa
ler enough Tor the Atlanta to make dash at
her. Ee a4s informed that there was and he
then ordoI0d al steam up, in order to run into
her, and how he. up with his torpedo 10 a
tow mcmeas aite. she had got under full
s,ea.A, she brought TO upon sand bank, and
ca-eoned over, which rendered her guns USE
less and placed the Atlanta at the mercy OF
!er 'wo ndgOnlsts, at short range.
Il ,M- position, Capt. Webb found it use ess
to cootend with the enemy, and informed his
crew that his only course was to surrender
the Ship in Older to save life. The officers
anu crew vcro then placed on board the Wee.
hsWAel, aDG sent 10 Port Royal, where they
rollaleu tour days AT this place they were
well yoated, and the wounded properly cared
for. From Pcr Royal they proceeded 10 Nor
folk, wnero they remained some days, and did
no' iore very well. rney were then sent to
City Point, and exchanged.
fact. ,roes, { 4arles and William belonging
TO .r.P. Ryan,of this cityreturned with the
cloW. They represented themselves to the
YanFotf as boi lg tree. Three ctfer negroes
Noses, ooiomon aud Wesley took the Lincoln
cal aDa remained North.
The crew state that they received every at.
ter!on from Capt Rodgers OF the Weehawken,
who inlcr@et them that their private baggage
should not DO disturbed, ed,--SaDaanah NewS.
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Two or GES, llooKERs STArF vlcrN;zEo ny
REREL WoMEE.--We learn that on "Wednesday
night last two officers Of Gen. Hooker's staf
went beyond the picket lines TO visit some
charming Southern ladies' and have not vel
retnrood Some aHxiety being felt for them
on Thursday afternoon messengers were sent
10 liie residence Of the fair ones and returned
with tho information that while the officers
were making themselves agreeable to tho N,
dies, party OF gucrrias surrounded ths
house aud tore them from their charmers
They are now ia Richmond. no doubt. where
they will have ample time le lament the mis
cradle folly that lod them into tho tran thai
has already caught anumber Of sofl-palod Of
lcers
The names Of those gentlemen, az reported
90 us, are Major Sterling, formerly Of Genera
Bptterdeld's staff, and Captain Fisher, sigma
officer.
Two many officers in our army have allowed
themselves to be beguiled by the sharp women
sf tho South, who while wearing smiling
face, feel the most bitter aud unconouorabl,
hate for tho whole yankee race, aud who en-.
terlain The invaders with polite or iriendl,
phrases for the sake Of obtaining Information
for tho enemy. Our generals should punish
severely those officers who Wilt beyond cul
lines and when officers are entrapped by AZ
ceeh crinoline and Tod into activity, they should
be she lost prisoners exchanged WasliRgioa
FepVblicm
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II is very clear that tho Yankee Government
is making coIvusive eilorts--its last dying
throes--to rcll back the tide OF war from It's
borders. Lincoln ls this day the most unpop.
u,sr man in Pennsylvania, and could we hear
ut such a distance, We should now be listening
to loud and angry curses against him aud 9TH
ers who nave precipitatcd the war upon the
"poor farmers" Of that whilom happy land
We can fancy their horror, and their women,
as tbey, with wild CONSERVATION, gather up
such OF their householdg goods as can be trans.
ported, and rush from their homes to escape
tho din OF approaching war Stay 10 fght',he
enemy the ragged rebels who are such mad
dare devils !" Not they Haven't they paid
for substitutes. II is the duty Of the Govern
ment 10 protect them, for, say they, we did no!
so Tor thewot with any expectation that the
ragged rebels would ever be permitted to
come into the great North. We have been
deceived by Lincoln, and he must get US out
of the scrape let's have peace, it's getting
too hot for us 40 near our homes.
The fact Is that the move OF our army will
make large aocessions to the number of uncon
ditional poace men OF the North The further
II penetrates into the enemys country, the
nearer New Yolk city il gets, the more strong.
ly will he developed the peace movement. and
we confidently expect to hear OF monster meet.
ings, addressed by some "Cbatham," CRYING
for peace on any terms, damning Lincoln ave
and The Union too. Letters patent should be
Issued to Lee for discovering the true panac-
ca to cure tho war fever Of the North --Lynoh-
bury Republican.
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MEaIrED REWARD OF A NoToRIous ABoLr-
ZIONIST p w. A., of the Savannah Republi
can, writing to that paper from Hagerstown
Md, says
All honest men throughout the world will
be rejolced to hear that that malignant dema
gogue aud Abolitonist, Thadeus Stevens, Of
Pennsylvania, has received some of the pun.
ishment due for his enormous crimes against
the happiness Of the human race. He owns
large iron works and mills in Adams county
On Tie border, which am informed have been
utterly destroyed His machinery aqueducts
buildings, and supplies for his operatives, in.
cluding, it is said, twenty thousand pounds
Of bacon, have been swept away. Amen will
he the Involuntary exclamation Of every lover
OF Justice and every foe Of hypocrisy. An
effort is made, in tho work of impressiuept to
distinguish, as far as possible, between the
friends OF peace and the aiders and abetters
OF Mr.. Lincoln. Thus The rcd hand oil war is
made to fall heaviest upon those who were
first to lift it. Some of the troops complain.
however, that they are not allowed to appro.
pciate aad destroy as they go. If permitted
they would ayenge Mississippi, Tennessee, the
Carolnas and Virginia, and leave behind a
track OF do0olation as barren and enduring
as the desert Of Sahara They give Gen. Lee
high praise as fighter and strategist. but
they say he has not a good pileging mind.
Gen. Lee y right, however, 40 all will acknow-
ledge alle. awhile.
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.rar.weII Aaares. % een. m,n1..r.
'N"I0WtI' HUUFtss OF "th' I0Okcr,
The following is Gen. Hookers farewell ad
dress to The Army of the Potomac

Tue loloW'Dg Is zen. HOOKER farewell adj
dress to tho Army of the Potomac
HEADQUAGTERs ARMY or THE PoroMAc;
Frederick, Md, June Is, 1863
In conformity with the criers of the War
Department, dated June 9th, 1863, Irelinquith
the command Of the Army Of the Potomac. #
is transferred to Maj Gen George G. Meade
a brave and accomplished officer, who has no
bly, earned the confidence and esteem of the
army on many we'll fought field. Impressed
with the belief hat my usefulness as the com
mauder Of the army OF the Potomac is impair.
ed, part from it, yet not without the deepest
emotion. The sorrow Of parting with the com
radeS of so many battles is relieved by the con
vjctiou that the courage and devotion Of this
army will never cease nor fail that it will
yield to my SUCCESSOR, as it has to me, will
Ing and hearty support With the earnest
prayer that the triumph Of its arms may bring
success worthy of it aud the nation. bid il
farewell. joseph HOOKER Major General.
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE, HAMILTON CoUa

D. p. Walker, VS.. Attachment,
Alfred NJ. Cate. In the Circuit Court at Harrison
IL appearing to the court that the defendant lfre
NJ Gate Is non resident OF this State, so that the
dRary process OF the court cannot be served ~,
him II is therefore ordered by the court that nb-
licatioa for four weeks be made in the Oh 'auo "a
Rebel newspaper published in the city OF 'hatta-
nooga, notifying the said defendant to appes e.
house in Harrison on the third Monday Of Ncveiub5
1868, aud plead aaswer or demur to the plaintiffs 10
ton, or JudgmC Ny delaut viii be entered ami
cause set for hearing exparte.
Witness w. i. Rogers Clerk Of said court h. Al..
In Harrison, tile Sd Monday Of May 1868.
jul6-w4w W. L. ROGER O
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GATE OF TENNESSEE.
HAnRlk2 /, WnlT1sIDE,
RobRRr CnAygNs AID OTHERS,
In Ohancery ID CbAttanooga.

II appearing that the defendants James p. BOyce,
Ker bOyce, q. h. Burckmeyer aud his wife -
Burekmeyer, arc non residents Of the State OF Ten
nesace, ~ that the process VI the court caanot 20
served On them Is therefore ordered that publication
be made weekly toriour weeks, Ia the Chattanooga
Rebel newspaper published la the city Of ChatanoO
ga requiring said defendants 20 appear az Chancey
Court TO be held at the court house ~ ChattanOoea
on the fourth Monday OF July, 1868, aud answer u
Oill ied against them and others, 10 said court by
said complainant, orjudgment by confession viii 10
entered, and the cauav yet for hearing ex parte.
WM. /. sTANOEF
jy5-w4w elk. q AZ.
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE, HAMILTON 0Nl
Elijah Fitzgerald VS.. Nasa A. Fitzgera
Attachment IN the Circnit Court az Harr.


II appearing TO the court that the detendal Ma
A. Fitzgerald is nonresident OF this State, 30 &
upon him, II Is therefore ordered by the court TINT
publication for fur weeks be made In the Uhatta =
ga Rebel, newspaper published In the oily OF
chattanooga, notifying the said defendant to appear
at the next term OF the circuit court TO be held st he
court house in Harrison on the third Monday of Mo-
yember, 1862 and plead answer or demur TO thu AN.
TIN 3 actiol, or judgment by default will be entel
and the cause set for hearing ex patts.
Witness W. l.. Rogers clerk OF said court, at ofc
in Harrison, the tLird Monday OF May, 1858.
ju26-w4w w. J.. ROGERS, Clsrk.
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CTATE or TENNnssls HAMILTON cl11rT.
Elijah Fitzeerald W Hasa A. Filzgef.
Attachment. la 3hs girault Cburt Al iIar,,

Atlacnmenll In ihe Uirollt Court % IIarilsJn.
Il appearing 10 The Court that tho delendinl Nasa
A. fitzgerald, w nonresident Oi This State 30 that
the ordinary prOcesa Of the court cannot bs served
upon hlm itis therefore ordered by The court that
publlcatep fs four weeks be maze IN the Cbattanoo
20 Rebel n6wpaper Published N The CITY Of Chatta-
nooga notifying te said defendant 70 appear at the
aexi term Ol the Circuit Court 10 be hold al TIE court
house 10 Harrison, on the third Monday Of November
1868, nuc plead answer VI demur " The plaintiffs 40.
on or jndgmeat by default viii be entered, and The
cause aet for hearing ext ariep.
Witness vi Rogers Jlofk VI said Court Al oflce
In HARRISON the % MOaiay oi May 1868.
ia23.wlw W /. ROGERS. Ci'k.
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cTATE OF TENNEssEE.


Il appearing that the de lendant Henry Duls Is A
non resident Of the State OF Tennessee 40 thai tbs
process Of the court cannot be served On him u ~
therefore ordered that publication bo made weekly
Tor four weeks In tbs Chattanooga Rebel, ue s.pe-
per published Ia the city Ol Chattanooga, Ftqunng
said defendant 10 appear AZ a chancery court 10 10
held at the cOut hOurse In Chattanooga on the lonrh
Monday Of Jaly uoKt, and answer complaintNCs b I
aled against him for divorce Or judgment by cDn.
iessiOn will DO entered Aad the cause set 70 ins
exparte.
ju23-wlw WM. l. SrANDEFER, Cl' "a q =.
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Lees Invasion az the North Anticipated Il,
England.

Lees Invasion az the North Anticipated Il,
England.
The Army and Navy Gazatto, London pub
lication, says in Is issue of the 18th Of June
Thereis an uneasy sensation at the North.
They fear that Lee is really going to act on the
aggressive. 1t would discoucert Gen. Hallecl,
very materially if Washington were taken. but
that is, IN our opinion, not to be accomplished
by a direct az ck. The occupation of the
Northern capi al would, indeed irrtate tho
citizens of the f States to an immense nam
Der Of speeches prodigious meeiines renewed
eXertons TO capture the Irish aud German BON.
ulaton and enlist them in the service it wopid
also no doubt, swell the rauke OF tho Union
arm,es, and stir UP the blood of 30 many
honest and brave Americans who think il eg.
sentia 70 their freedom and happiness that
their Union sbo' ID exist unimpaired but such
demonslratiol Of the force aud purpose of
the South woulC opeu the eyes ofthe Peunsyl.
vauia, New YORK aud Boston oapitalisis-nay
more, it would open The reads to the cities
which supply Lho means Tor Laryigg on the
var by which they thrive and fatten. Such
proof of strength would be appreciated hv Fu
rope also General Lee waa not successful in
his invasion Of MARYLAND, and will not reprat
his venture with the object which lod him
across the Potomac on that occasion but he
may be obliged, on political and military
grounds, to carry the war into the enemys
country, Notwithstanding his known dislike to
an aggressive altitude, aud tho war will then
assume q most interesting aspect.
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The story that General Bnell Proposed "a
HVacuate Nashville

The story that Gener"I Boell Proposed 20
icVaoaatc Nashville.
General Buell., in bis defence, dated from the Bur
net House, Cincinnati thus exp.des the story Of An
dew Johnson about the evacuation Of Nashville.
Some months ago statement anpeared IN ihe
newap4 pea on the reported Authority al Goyefupr
Andlew johnson, that had only been prevented bv
his fespiute exp0suqtions rom avs "a iag Nashyil q
when moved North with my army ~ september lat.
lie has since made the samB asse lion Ia depOsitiou
Wheneytr have spoken on tins sui OF / have dc.
n0unced the statement as iase and u0w repeat that
denuncaiion alta very w.liug TO bear the respon-
sbility Of my O6n alts and Intentions. and 10 gives
me incere pleasure at all times tJ ackn0wledge any
assistance may receive from others either In nnsfl
OF action. II had determined 10 abandon Nashville
! would have been upon my but judgment ana /
should cheefully have submitted 10 verdi I an the
wisdom VI my course. assert that iuyr intimated
70 Governor johnson an intention Of gHh 10 leave
nashville without garrison that there was no dia
cu~ion between us pro- and con ON ihr subject ard
that the determination 10 hold The plac, was nv ON
uniuilueucsd by BIN In any manner. had pot tbai
confidence Ia hsJudgment or that disitust ofny avn
which woOld HAYS induced me 10 seek bls o9nneel
On account 81 his official position / called on him
fat " itiorm him what meant 10 DO and liel tp tel
MIN What gauison / had concluded 2, leave Oa
pulh nppasuns, rs iar as my plans we've cOnteyHsd
vas Tue speaker and he The listener My officers ,eye
iu more likely 10 know my views than be aud lie,
uAFt stated that said always that iha potleal I'm,
pofanco Of tlo tccupeon f1r outwoighpd any pafgI,
hod the city.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, HAMILTON coUN:-.
ia. Brownlow, Vs. Robert W. Rogan.
Attachment, In the Circuit Court AT Harrison.

Attachment In the Circuit Court at Harrison.
II appearing to the court that the defendant Rob.
ert W. ROgan Is non rosdoat Of this State 80 that
the ordinary process of the court cannot be served
upon him. II Is therefore ordered by the rt, that
publication for four weeks ba made IN th Cha nsO-
ga Rebel newspaper publish d IN tbaclty at.
tanooga notifying the sad defendant u appeW at
the next term OF tho circuit court 10 be held at tho
court house In Harrison, on the third Monday Of No
yembor 1868, and plead answer or demur to tae
plaintiffs action or Judgment by default will bc en-
tered and the cause set for learlng exparle.
Witness w. l.. Rogers Ul0rk Of said court at Oiiioe
10 Harrison, the ID Monday OF May. 1868,
jul6.w4w WI. ROGERS, Cpk.
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T,ie latest Pronuaciameato at sashyiue.
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRcFs !
NaslYlle. Tenn. June 26 1862 [

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRcFs.
Nashville, Tenn, june 20, 1863.
General Order No. TO-
! Ordinary caution having failed to secure
80 Railroad between this place and Murfrees-
boro' against the attempt Of the enemies who
regard neither The usnages Of war nor the
rights OF humanity, create striugeucy bes
comes necessary to protect the lives Of the
passengers.
Any person, therefore, found in the viciu
Ici tie Railroad track after eight o'clock ia the
ev,ning, will be held as public enemy. aud
if attempt TO move OF on the approach OF
any If our troops, will be shc down without
haihlg.
If ne gives himself up, he will be sent di~
rect y to these headquarters to be disposed OF
by le authorities of this post.
BY order Of
Brighten. R S. GRANGER.
A. NEvIN, A. A. G.
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.ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RgwARn Runaway
" on Monday night tDv 2yth iast A.sUK q erh
tolorbd woman, 80 yess old, and vel, 10 Ab,ul Iab
pounds. J0n, same color AZ above II years va, AID
vel hs about 4b ponnds he y queh spoken and m
lelRo boy $50 reward viii no paid ior Ne delivery
Of each 0f She ab0ye sinyea ne IN ChauAnooea or
logged 10 sumo rAiv Iau vhsm can gel poaeraoa
iyiu Is n ngAl llsOH.
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NUMBER 29l
COUNTY COURT OF GILES COUNTY, TERN.
~ June Term, 1858.
Nell hoCalam, Admin and others,
C. D. Benson and Others.


IT appearing 20 the N0urt that the defendants, 3
jamu Benion, George Wright and his wife VAR ..
Peru II Benson, and ]. ] Beatty aud bis wife d
non residents Of the State Of Tennessee 80 lt
ordinary process cannot be served on them, a. tAi
fore order that publication be made foE fCa
In the Chattanooga Rebel, newspaper pul -
Chattanooga, Hamilton county Teniussee, rec I
said non resident deiendents to be and appear
August term 1868, Of the county court OF Gi
~ Tennessee, TO he held IA The Town OF Pulas ,.C
lst Monday in August next, and plea 10 or ,sv
demur 70 the bill, otherwise the same viii
for confessed and set for hearingex parte
said bill being fled for the purpose OF div
settling the estate Of Early Benson, deceased
AMOS II. RICHARD
1ell-W4w Clei
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( ,NE THOU SAND DOLLAlls llEWAnD. One
~ lhousad d,lAFs all be paid f9f Ne apprshoB.
'0u aud d'Ivrry % ma Or o..hst n NY Depniien Al
Marie IA 0tofgn Of Henry Z. psyne. charged VITA
enuntcrieltng Confederate States Treasury Notes
who escaped from Jaii 10 Dtcaiur, DeKhlb eonnty
Georgia. said Payne about 10 yvsin Il aee, 8 net
or Inches h.gh eygs black hair cl baok ard cur.
leyi complexion dark, las . d0pn cat look ara slnw
spoken. PHILIP A. CHA fTON,
J iHtsOd o. B. hatha, Dlalsict Of gsefeib,
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jelI-w4w
STATE OF TENNEssEE-HAMILToN G,
James s. Edwards VS.. P. W. Humphreys a
Alexander.
Attachment In The Law Court Of Chntsap

HNINVHIHUHV III NIU INV NUuII OF NINILIN
Il appearing TO the clerk of said court tn
PENDANTS, P.W. Humphreys and w. II. Alex,
non residents OF this State, 10 that the ord
cess Of the court cannot be served upon
therefore ordered by the clerk that publ
made Tor four weeks in tho Chattanooga
newspaper published in the city Of Chs
Tenn, notifying the said defendants 10 appt
next term Of tue law 3ourt Of Cha ttanooga,
ting for the 4th, l4th, l7th, Sd and 9th civil
ot Hamilton county, at the court house in t.
Chattanooga, on the first Monday of Decem
then and there TO plead, answer or demur to
tii' 8 action, or judgment by asiSgit Win
and the cause SET for hearing ex parte v
b. Rogers, clerk Of said court, al office in Oh
this Gath day of June, 1868.
ju26-lw4w W: l.. ROGERS