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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

The Grand Russian Ball came off
at the Academy of Music in New York
city on Thursday night, and the papers
of that city come filled with blazing ac-
counts, headed with startling capitals, of
the affair. 1t was, Of course, brilliant
success, and capped the climax of the
Russian Juror.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

The F1Rsr VOLUNTEER. The hrst
volunteer under the Presidents late call
was Hon. James Brewster, Of Connecti-
cut, who is rs years Of age. Being too
old for service himself, he offers to procure
= substitute to represent him in the Union
army.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

re- 1t is probable that the new frac-
tional currency, so unanimously abused,
will be suppressed, and new effort at
Government engraving and printing be
made.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

E" 1t is reported in Chicago that
an offer of two thousand five hundred
pounds sterling has been received by the
agent of the British Museum in New
York, for the manuscript copy Of the
Presidents Proclamation
1t would be decidedly brilliant idea
to permit it to 60 out Of the country.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

Republican gain only 79s
Will the sore-heads tell us what has be
come of the balance Of "a ,2O2 soldiers
sent home to vote 2n--1gibuns
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

Er Twenty-Five thousand soldiers
sent 10 New York city to vote the he,
publican ticket" howl the Copperhead
journals. The same journals print the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

g DIsBANpED. The Manchester Cornet
Band disbanded recently, after an exis-
tence Of Eve years. This step was made
necessary by the enlistment OF some OF sts
members in the regiment now forming
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

IlattcuuTS, AccScNuio, Suanp idiu 0uu 1AAr
lone on the opposite side OF the lake, shows
that the proportion of young men Of good
advantages and position in the former
place, that habitually drink, compared
with the latter, is not one IN twenty. 1t
was maintained that rum selling was an
mineral business, and whoever goes for .
license gives credit and countenance to >
practice which tends to ruin the bodies
and souls Of men. So much Of the right
old fashioned temperance talk is not heard
every day in these times. On the ques-
ton, ssShall we report that the bill ought
to pass" the vote Of the committee stood
ten in the negative to two in the afirma-
tive. The committee will report adverse
ly, through their chairman, Mr.. Wood
ward, who is veteran in the temperance
cause, and 1t Is not difficult to anticipate
the action Of the House. The thing is
dead as a door nail, Or "cofin nall" or
anything else, which in the language Of
Charles Dickens, Esquire, may be regard
ed as the 'sdeadest piece of ironmongery
| in the the trade"
Tomorrow, Friday afternoon, has been
agreed upon by both. houses to go in
to an election of Superintendent Of States
| Prison. The names of Daniel Stearns Of
Windsor, and Mr.. Woodward of West
ford have been mentioned among others.
as suitable persons for the Office.
The subject Of marriage, strangely
enough, seem, to agltate the bosoms o.
MANY members. Mr.. Nc Allister of Mid.
dlesex introduced the third bill of the So
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

49, ~
IL farmers, 7 attorneys and 4 pfs1
Their religious preferences =
lows: Cong. 8, Epis. 6, Bap- :,
Meth. 2, Unita. l, Univ. !, ha'
testant l, no preference 4. 81
Oldest Senator, Mr.. Clark o.
ton, 70. Youngest Senator, Nj
| "a.
In the House there are I43 bH
merchants, IA attorneys, ii c''
and 6 physicians.
Their religious preferences sN
dicated. Cong. So. No prssleT1I|
Meth. 80, Univ. 30. Bap. y q
Epis. 9, Pres. 4, Independent .,
2, Second Advent 2, FreethlnSea's
tartan l, Mormon l, Disciple y.
Oldest member, Joel Town; nv
81; Youngest member, Cbarle
Der, Pownal, "a.
/ THIEv1Nc. "Lawyer WeOss
is called, who lived alone in . ,p'
Saltash Mountain in Plymou'h,
Gently arrested on a charge :
turkeys, sheep, and good thlDSIH
from j. P. Green and others.
with Mr.. Green by paying ME-
.oos and tban ssskedaddled."
Broke JAIL. Charles ClST Il,
stole the watch and horse IN ~. ID
few weeks since, and was att NJ
bv Alexander Riddle and wy
and lodged IN Jail at HydeI ,'d !: |
on Saturday night last, a"'
large,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

HxAp PAPER.---Mr. Addison L. Latin
Of Herkimsr, member Of the Senate OF
New York in 1858 and 1859, and largo
paper manufacturer, has addressed q let
ter 10 the farmers u Mohawk Y slley urg-
ing them to SOW large crop of hemp
for the purpose Of making paper. He
says:
II would have hemp grown, and I viii
agree 10 purchase two thousand tons Of
hemp straw. lam told tha, good strong
ground viii produce from three TO
Eve tons Of hemp straw 10 the acre. My
process enables me TO U.S. tic hemp straw
after The seed has ripened while hereto
tofore the crop has been grown either for
the bark or the seed, realizing only one
profit. BY selling me the hemp straw
and others the hemp seed, q farmer will
make two profits. Il can BIO all mown
with moving machine, and dried like
hay. The product of one acre, being four
tons. will be Gfty-6ve dollars.
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nOUBLE PKEMIUA OFFER.
ECLECTIC MONTHLY.
New Enducemeut
ARTISTIC ATTRACTION.

The awe match PARLOR PRINTS will be sent
postsgc p.d after this datc to EAcu nsw subscy,bsf
to the J. MAa.zl who sonds his name and rs
Ia ADVANCE. fA&M @@s
1. REruKSED FROM MARKET, is bSautffu, 81.
craving. by John SArtAin, The ma has 70
tnrisd from the Town. brAri:g . rich frei III Of
pnrchasss 70 the dniignted yoans people. whe are
are Asscubssd ON ~ In trout " the fisssa, which
With NE AanAen, sppsars sinoss sxacuy HE the
Mount VsfnOn homo Of Wa hington with the old
gentleman seatsd and adjusting mis- gia se IL road
the papss. whs looks like Washiassop himseif. TIE
vAas sceae inths large enkrAsing i sttfucsive and
=. rhs msscs prist l. FILiAL AFFECTION. o. nun.
DAY MORNING, aiso engraved by John sartain
u Acose oftwev~ Aundeed dollars for both or them
6srsAih's priv wss % for nc two match prfuts =
Inc seene w tais print tss the family Aons, and
church in the distance, win IN sptss no;nttns
hesveswsfd. sad . bsgvAni Rist Nj n ma sen, y
suumefs waits Btbte In b. ssl b the rat. hotA,ns
II open for the cxress Of the amiIy. The snoaL1r
4 ssiA heassouAey s9ead stAs sssi slsndMthsl, van
spt As - sly aresp, joss dspsssss ~ ssssh,r n
u 3ha vkAlAEs saSstssy.s botA aEs bssvi4pl nsteh
prints. easily sbsxined . THU manner.
= Large aud nns postAh Of the Hon. kDw Aap Exsn-
EFT VIII b sent W place Of either print. ~ pre-.
mum mo ps:. .ss pals; :. e., ss Prs,ss.d
isasd VIII double historic plates. vitA measures d
literature. yE
s. TIE February number plate has Avs persssfss d
.. Ias .s.sa nsnsss plat. 10 prin. Of xApo,sea
7. Three supsrsr plste. In the hands eftA aft
fOf futofa namesss. s
Now 10 good time " subscribe.
Address WIN. 0gDWELLs
No. Bee kman aIfo1e, Nov YOrt
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narie-d4v
NOTICE.

To Hugh Reid, Albert Wells, George r Gordon,
Traber, Jr., Wa Aubrey. Hiram Barney, Prics !,
Psltcn Co., ~ sDa D. brsler, .Jshb J hoe
Co, John Lavender, Judd, walker 4 Co, George
Bliss d Co. G WMts-J dob DoAn vnased ststes Il
America, Charles yiele.
Voc, SAD each of yor hereby notified that there
- nos o. e in the once OIL the Clerk of tho Distrfct
Court Of Lee Countyy Isx y, At keokIk, Apetti0n OF
Ssmuef X. Ges rec, clafuinr OF you, hugh r. kied,
tbs sum of Ssv Thonsspd Dollars, With per cent.
interest per annum, money due ps1 nsiseory
Botes secured bs moItgxa ne made by GU 10 Henry
Ia3 lOr, AssiRl ed Samuel K. GeoIpe
dstea september s3d Is6e, also claiming against
oil you ts foreclosure OF satd Mottgnee the be-
IDS upon The west tha north quarter Of Nee
ton eighteen contAtuing eighty acres more or lees
Township sixty sx 1861 north u Mango Eve t6l ~est,
aud the North halt issction t13l Township SIXTY
lts Ranges tal vent, sn In Ice Coonts, lovas ard
further asAAng for ssle OF SAID and sener
relief
Aud unless yon appear ahA sasx said petition on
or before OF tbs aAsond day OF The OF
said Court, to cornnsbce at KeOk uk the 1st Mon
day ofsepemher, D., 1e65 adefalitvif be entered
against and judgment rendered thereon pray
for In said petition.
NOBLE h STRONG,
mafis-dtw Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

To L Zwart, executor Of The estate Of l. zwart de
ceased, Cecilia zwArt, John zwa,t. Susan zwArt,
Bernard Zwsrt, Hernlgri Zwsri, n Schese 70
Catherine schesets EDWARD Aumm, kixsbeth
hupm, Cbittcnden 4 Mc6syie, Fatrar l. Haines,
samuel Hamilton, /. W sar4pie N r sharts, Geor &c
Nell, Zag1. & Voorhees, Co., Ash1 ~ 4 Al.
ton JOSEPH Collins, Smith, Kramer, Iowa
State In asancs Company, Geo G anderson 4 90 .
MsE un, Hatch d Taompson Flick len i Lucas
jerome Aowiey, JAne Ia bell, Scott Orm siey A r
Stevens, h.nx Tam-ily, Daeiri Ashonsy, X
Douthet, Chaplin Lse. State oil Iowa tor the use
ofthe School Fund, A Hosnasr, Vim Butkitt, Aaron
g richardson, II Reid. wm Leighton, Jamrs 1.
Estcs, Geo w Robson, Vim Rods Oh. has HEX err q
Burbriage, Thos BurbridRe v Dusbridge. Caro-
lima Rscder, widow, anu Geo Reader, and Alice
Hesdef minor heirs Of n X Rsgder, dsceased. Darv
Arm Hs~s x lido and Gee Rssa W kcea is Bar AZ
Rees Lewis kees, Thos kses w ssley kecs J,se In
kee., Emily kAcs. Caroline Rees, Samsel kees VIE
tor haes aud sobert kess, heirs II law Of Nm Rses
deceased,
You. and ssch OF you are hereby notified that
now On Ge in the oniee u The Clerk the Distr
Court In \, for Ice County, Iowa, ut keokuk. be-
tiion oi samuel Miller, eisimtng Of you tie - ID
Zwaft, executor OF ihe estate VI xwart deccss-
ed this OF Fifteen Huuared Doissv a. moues dr~
On three ~ oulssor, notes, executed By l. xwsrt q
james Estes. and By HIN endorsed 70 plainlif Ard
claiming vi ali ofyou the foreclosure Of poytw.rs
given u secure sasd notes aud oth~n and 10,
the undtv ded onehs OF Lots thr~e ISL four IN n
Bloc. az and 4 Lo.s one two ri three fosr
Aadieoa 10 the esty VI ksokak.
And uniels YOU appear thereto and defend OF
or before noon 81 the nd day Of the next term
said bssrict Court, n keotuk. which CON nsucss OF
Inc nrst Monday In September, l6aD Judgment a..
said real estate Will be ordered h sod far ths I'm
ment OF the anm due plAinitn fnsarraf aud coats
RANKIN McGkAkY.
sPfS-dsv Attorneys Tor Piainu6.
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a Catholic Onfntoa.

With the exception of Browuson's re-
view and the Catholic Telegraph Of Gin.
cinnsti. the organs of the Catholic Church,
IN this country, have been greatly disin-
clined to favor the n0vemcnt for the
abolition OF slavery, even a. 4 var meas
ure. We might go further aud say that
the Catholic laity aud clergy, Catholic
journals and infuencf, in the North, are
the 6rm supports upon which the man
selling party depends. Hence when We
can count upon the return Of two infu-
entail organs Of opiaion 10 the path which,
The authorities OF the Church have mark.
Cd out for true Catholics to pursue, We
may accept the fact ~ m EVIDENCE lLat,
evea IN the Catholic portion OF the people
OF the tree States, tho revolution which
has made great portion of our country
IN N Abolitionists, 10 profoundly felt, and
that before the contest with the Slave
Power il ended, oil the adhereuts Of tha,
great ecclesiastical body will be found
cooperating with whomsoevsr will accept
their aid, in the enieayor TO make this
government and'all It's subjects, really, a.
they are in theory, Free The Telegraph,
to wnseh we have referred, predicts tLis
change thus:
1t - mot in isctious spirit or falasical
spirit that We write, but under the strong
conviction that greot change is 1t hand
in the political welfare OF the country,
and that is OF some consequence to Cath
clics 10 decide wisely What mart to take
This can not be done by crying ont Sig
n3rloce,' "abolition,' but BY friendly
discussion. Whether We like II or not,
slavery is distinguished 10 the United
States. and all tha, VIC have to do 10 To
decide how we sha.i gea onmodate our
selves to coming events.
A iaci and m admonitioa shata men,
whether Catholics or Protestants, would
do well 70 heed Chic. Tribune.
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TxRRDLE DEAfH We are informed
that a widow woman named Terrell was
scalded to death on Friday Inst, 1t one of
the dis,illeries in the lower part Of the
city. According TO reports, she was dip
ping the nsish from one of the tabs full
Of the burning anid, when she slipped
and fell IN hssdfersnost She WINS en-
tricated - soon n possible, but survived
only about six hours after the accident.
We do NOS learn that any inquest was
held upon the body, blu, her funeral yes.
terday was largely attended, Peoria
Transcript.
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NOTICE.

To BENJAMIN Johnson.
You hereby nosined that thsro n nov nm sts =,
tbs once OF tbs Clerk u the nisttict Court Of lie
county Iowa, NJ KsehaA petition ~ Frederick xurs
claiming aeslhss 3ou decree Tor the canoe lation II
acestA'n Mortgage, gwen BY said xaes 70 you upon
eerata Neal Estate In Lee couny Iowa. and also pray
ing lef ladspeut for Two Hundred Doltass q nspncy
paid BY pAintin 70 you ~ illegal and usufieus in-
Isrest and wtkuut ha&ai son, Liberation =
AID unisss POP appear thereto AID dafsnd before
Of the secopdday othe ofsaid District
Cop rtcommsueing the arnt Monday of ssnle ber
l563 decree and Judgment vii be rendered ssainst
you thereon BY default.
RANKIN 4 NcCRARY.
mss26-dtw Attorneys FOR riaintlR.
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I EGAL NOTICE.


s. 1&
" LEE oorsGr. A "t
Turner, wilson o., ~. Hugh II Smiley, Martha
j bM.ley, AArgareL BsxIss. luLaaan lasies Cen
verse, iiafGiEx q TO-, l. BsmtnK Is b h BswftH.
Inc defendants will take h4tic1 that there ~ now
On ai. IN tho once Oh The Clerk vi the BIsis Court
" kss coussys lssA 81 kogs hsanes sake Hssittan
ofTaruei WtsoB a Co ststinS tLal stthe bsstnIi ct
term i6bi, OF sa,a Lonfl, l~S lSeosereQ iuaan nj
sgsinsl deissdsas seA ~ IN iisy, Tor nl,aIt Nth
interest aud foreeiosurr oil A.figAke ~ a 81
Ieet ground, on fiih ttrset BY huhdi 81,
l.c,s ,fGEt, Ia bi.ek ,hilt, ak IN
The ctty OF keokuk, Lee eesnts Iowa, coanei eng
one hundred feel FSftA sttesttr.n tke SsEies Of
3sl aud Johnson streets ana extending TOW sfus the
alley In SAID block, ~ GhSy tseS. Ana IL the
tudg nisht ionnd that said Shi.y tLeetted
10 Converse, hATuing IA 60. IN the oil 81 ,is3
with ihtetest scsurea %. abe same keitAsre 1Ls
said petition represents thai A. L. DsmiIs 8. h.
Dsnlnz .kis y tfr, uEdcnSehsts coGyss said tvehty
feet y ith pr emcGis 70 HGsh n En,iies that
said smile, Asrihs j. nnilies abdefto.k to mort
case said propeitS 10 Asid A H. Dsmiig, lniin 10th
the Deed aAu Mortgage there Vas sb triSf IN ths
description saia petition prtssnis thai ssio Mar
gstetc Davies sDd Joknson Davies have nm interest
IN said property fhe yer 81 the petition fer
reformation OF the Detd and MOI the esAeel-
iaon oil the interests ot al dvfe ants Tor
sAls of Inc prapertY and dat. ibItion the
c.eds, snd TOT general reisef. ~
Unless yo1 appear emo answer ssia petttion On Or
before ,he "a Gay u the MAY 1853 Of said Court,
at moon, ng th, 30 enaHy Of Nay, dsetee
wiibetSksn according 80 ,hs prayer ., the bill, by
defanh.
RANKIN MoCRARY,
msr2&-a4v Attorneys for Plaiptif.
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NOTICE.

To James w Otley, Blospsr Otsy, John Winthrop
Margaret Tarbeii, Bsrah b Fox, kdwsfd Fox
Charles Parsons . Co. n "A For, executor Of tk .
estate OF Mary b SchInitx, deceased, tred 4 Fox
kooker 4 Co:
YOU and each of yous are hAseey nostho1 Ahnt ther
Is Ole la sho ofnce Of th4 CLERK Of ths u4stt
COurt of Lee County lows, ~ KeoAu iova, pctl
ton VI Henry CsiewNik, ctstGtng " you, the sstd
James W olley, Twenty Three Hundred and SiAty
Eight 1870 Dolinfs Stth ~ per cent tnteress per
annisan, payable snHNA1iy, ~ moley due on tNo
Mortgages made by yea 10 Carries hss.n, and since
sssiEsed 10 hiram harney, and By him assis ned 10
Henry CALDWELL, m, I'd le5T also cianin
against each OF the Foreclosure OF said Mortgage
the same being ppoH Loss No. n and ~ III Block No
In Masons Upper Addition, to tho city etKeskek in
Lee County, for The purchase nouey and FUR
Their asking Tor she sAa said ard genera
relief.
And unless you appear and answer thsreso
before OF The seesna day OF the ne II tssna Of
The said Distsicl Court ut keokuk, to W gun and
holden on the istsMoaesy In 6sptsntss, A. D., lsts
eeiAuit will DO entered against you, and judS
ment rendered thereon.
NOBLE STRONG,
nari9d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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cF Pensacola was evacuated because
ii is Of no practical value to us. whiiesby
giving itup troops could be spared for
General Banks ut New Orleans. The
place is without Natural deienses, and re-
qsires large force TO hold it. The navy
yard and forA are still held and well gar
risoped.
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/ Glanced TO meet him few times ut
the houses Of people who are accustomed
to give dinners here. And IL Tssens to
me that esea then, that there was some
thing lurking ia him that betokencd that
nc was Of the blood of the old Napoleon.
who was, rs | read il, the great highway
man OF history; his habit was 20 clutch
King Kaiser BY the threat, sndss~ear by
the Eternal. 'If you don't stand and de-
liver instantly. III blow yonr brains out.y
A profitable trade he did at this sort II
thing, until another man who had learned
bis trick. Arthur Duke Of Wellington, by
name, succeeded in. clutching him, and
there was an end of him. This Louis
Napoleon, as he is called, used to talk To
me about the spirit Of the ags the Dem
ocra,ic spirit, and the progress Of the
species. but, for my part, il seemed that
the oply progress Of species was making
was backward; aud the spirit Of the age
was leading people downward and We
discovered that we did understand each
others languages. that We had no KEY in
common for our dialects And We parted
asuuder as mayhsp did Abraham and Lot
before, each geing bis several ways, IL
looked to me very much as il his way led
him to Seldom. Afterwards used 10 zee
him ia this neighborhood q think he'd
lodgings somewhere in this part Of the
town. with his hands folded across his
breast, and his eyes fred with . melan-
choiy stare upon the ground: and he look
I'd 20 ne, for III the world, like poor
opera singer ia search Of an engagement.
God knows how he has succeeded In end.
ing m engagement upon . stage sufh-
ciently vast. before IN audience ample
enough for any man, aud the whole thing
got up regardless Of expense. But i
certainly expect that the day nil come
when the blue sulphurous flames will
dart from behind the scenes, and consume
the pile, with all that arc 10 it: or tina,
the edifiee will gi'r wa} 10 crash Of RI.
IA. and the who.s, sanger, audience and
oil, will sink into the ultcrmost depths d
abyss and rctdition. where II seems to mc
they certainly belong Il Carlyle.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

10 tsrnsrd Zvars 1isAlaA = Lscas. win Burkiit,
Geo Anderson = o.. Asr a.. Hatch 4
Inoapson. Scott = 0susSy, 4 n sssvsps, isniei
Mshony, Aoslnxr. CAspan l@s, The s,sis "
Iowa, Tor the nse u tho school Fe,d, Aaron q
kichsrhson, Hsasatt = hAisapn, MneA Aeid Mm
Le.sIton, kAt~s. Csshassns u WslcAsse and =
wciehman her hnshane, Kiag Tunuiiy, X Douthel.
You and eaeh Of yos. ess hsrsA, nossard thslsA
- now on ME IN The oes efthe Clera Tho Disastct
Court In and for ssoesty Iowa II ksaAak, p6st.
tion Of Eamn'i = nu,eF. eiAisIng ssstnss sss ~
said Bernard xwrrt He rum of Ons besss6A nj
lars ~ money dAe ~ certain psonstsosy nueoo nnd
also claiming assinst al Of the tssseessea 81 :
Mortgage given By said Bernard zwsrt seoUfs ssd
notes upon the foltuusAg Real Hslas inAoo County
Lee and state q Ieys The asaastssa Aalf ., Lois
one sed two tel IN Book No. IN ts1 and 81 ots
sesen ten ilol sad sisveA mi Il nlDcn twenty
thre~ Ia 10 kwia's Additasn 70 tn llty 81 kssAuk
Lee equity, Iowa.
And unless you appeAR thereto and defesd befcrs
Of the Second day 81 ~ kss tern 6o4
OF said District cxuFx, com 40 az me mat Nopr
day ia Sepembefs ite3 Judgment and drcrss will b
rsadcred thereon ky dsiMuls ana sAtd hesl kskmDs
viii be SOLD for The payment Of lhesam fsssd deeto
Piainti6 ' It'll intcrsAtsnd ecsts.
RAhKiN 4 MecRA1X,,
uh3f-dlw Anorseys fys PiStnttG
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T EGAL NOTICE.

Is elijah N. 6ravess
You hereby aoh0ed that thaye 3 naw onala In
the once Of the CLERK Of the Dssricf Ceust OF L.
county lows, ~ Fort 0sdisona pet1tten u Win
q. 6rahsm, eisinsaG Of pos ~ ~ o. Thau i
sand Dollars a n.Asy due on pSurn 3eawrS r~i.
aud also claiming sisutAst yUu 81 eSpvesSSns3 "a
certain Mortgage kves b xon said psAsnsyGs d
secure the nete sued On and another eeuV1Sf
the N " eItbe \ ~ n Il u VI aecthAn Ne g..
~ two tx2l in Township No. stAly.avs 1851 Is1SA
Range No. .. west. ~ LIE cou nty, lows.
And unirss roo app~ar thereto aad d&fsnd = ~
beioTe noon Of th0 seeosd day VI the nest tern
Of said District Ocu9t, ~ The nte1 cn-
day in May 6G3 iadxment aud decree = m - 1922.
ed against you BY default.
RANKIN 4 ncoAAnY,
mArlS-dsw AitoFaeys - RlaiLLf.
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L EGAL NOTICE.
sOusiabie Proceeding

George c. Anderson,
Robert Simpso3, Equitable Procees,tns
Eiirabeth j. simpson
George Ciark, henior.
Tne denis bdsph will lake notice that there Is now
Oh nic 10 the oce the Clerk II the Disric. Couri
OF Ice county le~ar at Eeoksk, petition In equity
OF Geo'se G, Anderson itattI r that he recovered
Judgment agaissi RabeTt Slmpss n al the February
tea 1861 OF said Court for 2s3 IS With cssls and
~ per CO ~ iaerest and thai ssseson favor
SAID Anderson. under said tuifm-ni wss levied on
Lots Sand Ia lock sisty ase s61. aud Lots q
~ Block ~ ~ The City OF heokuk Lee county, Iowa
nat ss'd Robert simpson convey ed ali said property
excepting 70 ie-t OF one Lot 10 George Clark SEM the
father OF his wife, and ihst the said Clark
convey ed said property Eiixsboh simpson for con,
saeranon VI SIS co., thai the sad sses were rapdu-
lent az SAID petilson prays that the sales may be
sci ssds and the property held liable Day painlin
debt, aud Tor general relief.
And antrssyou appear and answer said petition on
OF before tbe second day al Of the Sepss mber
Term lst~t OF said Court decree win be tsken al BY
confession, and according to the prayer OF The bill
RANKIN a. McEkAkY,
apiS-osW Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

- The loyal women Of Philadelphia
have, within few Days past, organized .
number of Union Leagues in that city,
to encourage the spirit of loyalty to the
Government, and assist in the good work
Of aiding the United States Sanitary Com
mission. 5 s4s-s+