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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05

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CAUTION.
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A bottle containing 90 pills, aud encircled with ih
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05
UEGREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
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i of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05
TEETH Gdy6 TEETH !

0N TUESDAY, April 23h, shall be in my office At
" Montpelier, prepared 20 attend to all persons wlth'
ING the services ~ Dentist.
REMOVAL.
onsatutday May 9Th, can he found n my neE Office
on state Street between the Freeman OGos aud Ballou
Loycland's boo Store. The frsf person arm ug at my
Office urday May % needing artificial teeth (unes'
they have previously engaged them Of me- hall have them
furnished hs rubber plate FREE % COST, aud all other
persons engaging work hat day SHAH have II done AZ
a kb.faf discount. Worg warranted in all cases.
Moutpelicr. Apr. 1868. JOHN N. COMEGYS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05

Bl1oy May 3. Special Dispatches from
Washington u last evening says Adyiccs re-
eayeI hele tonight from every section Of The
country whore 0ur armiesaro opemumg are most
cheering. All rumors Of defeat or disaster a.
untrue Two hundred rebel prisoners from The
EspraAauuock arrived yesterday.
Gen Hooker issued an order The Both saying
"It is with satisfaction the Commanding
General announces 20 tie army that the oper.
u0us of the A.. three days have terminated
tult Bur enemy must ingllriousIy fly or come
out from behind bis Je!cuc.s and give us batl.
Qur ground. vhere certain destruction awaits
.u. operations Of the 9th, llta and l2,l
~t' ina succession Of splendid achieve
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05
RHODES
5uperphosphate of Lime
TEE STANDARD MANURE.

y application II lj1o 21l pounds per acre Of this
Il standard Manure viii furu s1 enough Soluble mos
plorc Acid qhc indispensable nurimcnt oil pianist Tor
any crop
Rhodes standard Manure
being pr pared Tor immediate application, can be used
either BROADCAST 10 The bill or drill In no instance
ittn l.. plogsJ upd.-. When asrruturists learn the
true value IT this STANDARD Mtuure, they viii not suner
themselves to DE without supply, As In Gaze Of repant
nt backward growth, Rhode Manure apr l'ed as top
dressing produces speedy growth. This Manure does not
ure. ,,.
Pamphlets containing full particulars Of Rhod es stan
dard Manure can be obtained OF -
BANCROFT HOLMES
Montpelier, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05

Inahstof the killed and wounded in the
.ate battle. ia Goa. Blnk- department., we Ind
Tie IN win. names Of men belonging TO The ''h
Vermont,
Observation-Disclosures, g.
llomad-Jos,ph Calcatt, c, in hand l..
Petty. e.. II c Richardson, D, head VIM
Corley. L, in lee Frank \ Sanford 0has'
N,Cauley, t. in shoulder W. Coles a.
C.rp. VIM. Perry, II, in head q. y. Perry
II. WIN. llaukin., X, in leg jonathan par-
ham, X III Lee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05
GEO. w WILDER,
TEACHER OF the
Piano, Organ, and Harmony
PIANOS AND MELODEONS

CONSTANTLY on HAND FOR SALE.
ty- Pianos and Melodeons sold by me are from the
Itst makers and viii ho warranted for hye yea 70.
FREEMAN BUILDING, MONTPELIER, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05
TEAEa4
GEN. H0OKER'S ADVANCE
OCCUPATION OF CHANCELLORvIL LIE.
EVER YTMING CHEERING.
TO THE FREEMAN

New YoRk May 2 The Tri5me's letter
give, the following causalties April 30, in the
lit army corps Kiled-Capt Geo. Bush and
Lieut.. Caldwell, Of the 18th Mass. regiment ;
Nounded-Ihos. Chrichett Co. |, 18th Mass ,
night leg amputatcd
The TriJuae Of this evening pubshes. letters
from the Army Of the Potomac Of April 30 and
May | signed j r. $. They state in effect
that sharp skrmlsh occurred at Germania
Mills when the It'll and l2lh corps crossed
the Rapidan and where the rebels were erect
ing bridge with the view t0 an aggressive
mOyement.
After the eapse Of IS minutes the.rebes, 1876
in number surrendered
The jth corps crossed the Rapidan at Ely
Ford aad az the column under Gen Sloeum
was advancing from Gclmana Mills q message
from Cen. Wade informed Gen. Slocum that he
bad occupied Characteristic. Two rebel brig
AIDES had ben there the night before and there
had been an attempt made to throw up earth.
works, but our sudden appearance caused them
to cyacuate. \ gentleman who left Frederlcks.
/ burg " odnosday evening represents the clt.
zsns fleeing 10 all directions. IL was believed
/ that Vie city would be shelled aud destroyed.
A complete panic prevails throughout the
whole country. stuart Lee and Hampton with
thoir whole cavalry force were in Culpopper,
watching Stonaman. They have all been inter
ceptcd by the National infantry, and if stone
man bes,ifs himself be will capture the whole
concern WhgeIoca rebel brigade barely es.
capped az United States ford, leaving all then
camp g4aRage behind
Gems be and Jackson eemmand.at Frede.
I-. d i I..I.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05
a Patriotic Family

EAST WAHElN, Apu. 20, lsu3.
MI. Euuun. / lelrn 10 .he journal q Apr
Is. iflta Mr. Wood Of Br.uebor5 has five sons
+ he army ana ). himself ready to e, fneslsd.
N5v. you may state in the FRgmAN,1you think
a..t 10 10 So, that you aayea patron 10 Warren
tat. county. WHO has Eve sons 10 the army, all vel.
when heard from as,. Ta,,a n them went a.'a
,ae2l Vermont Regiment aal hyebeea 10 eve
:, b4a.a he Regiment Ia. been in. One Of ihe
f,e made 81. escape from ,as re5d army of Che
Commencement cf DE v4r, .rlis now ia the 9Th
Connection, Regiment. He vast ia 'he battle Of
Fr.asrc,.blrsh. The remliu.ng one IS 10 ibe
ll,h Vernon, Regiment None Of them have
received ..a,ciy YET. Two Of them have a'm-
missions. Two are Sergaan;., and one is Corporal
None flhem have been arrested for unso'leri!
conduct, thlt Know Of,
When die nine months men were being raised
one man wa. lacking in town to d.l up the quota
and the father Of these five boys was called up't
by two Of the Ssiectmen and asked il be wou',
i. fla younger man coula not be fund that day
HE informed them that be va, ready bat
Younger man was found. The father and iou
more boys hold themselves 10 readiness vhe'
r.'..3 A. ".
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05

NV YoRS, May I. The Herald has an ex'
ira giving the important statement that the rob
81 stores ne4r fredericksburg and atStoneman's
Station had been burned, and gives the
following rumors
That our right had captured 10 pieces Of ar
tillery, thar the Irish brigade had taken 3 rebel
batteries, that our cavalry were tearing up the
railroad tracks on the rebel lines destroying
rebel property, crossing their country, carrying
CONSERVATION aud dismay to the rebels that
our forces advanced mile yesterday, driving
the rebels, aud arc still driving them with great
Hlaugh er.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05

PuAuElm,. v. The following SAFE
mcut 8. derived u1sa d -.utsman Who leig Tie
klprlmnoJcs on Saturday
Il IS already known t44t our troops have
cro~.l uyer With less opposition iaan was aa-
tclmtd The enemy massal d considerable
iJrca on their font 1n Thursday, and at night
there was some artillery practice between our
oHu and tae rebel gun. at long range. soon as
there1eI- learned IN Wednesday that our forces
had crossed, they commenced moving troops
out @ ,tereept our advance aud continued
it AL night aud tAg next day. Trans have
been running constantly with troops from Rich
m9nI. ana thc enemy had all their available
forces around Fredericksburg
Thol4test news from Charlottesville Is that
Gcn Smuemln bad cue the RAILROAD Tbs Is
stated 90 The assertion Of gentleman connected
with tue civil department OF the Government,
who arrived at Washington saturday morning
There n8 doubt 1T thc fact that cur army
wasat last accounts tn cheerful and hopeful
condition. and Cen Hooker, tits understood
tad issued un address paying high compliment
% ihe army Tor their conduct thus lar III TIM
important moY lment
NEW Y0RS, May 3. The correspondent OF th'
PmhlcltAa Pros states that it is reporte,
that Helucksturg j. now occupied by "a strons
Union force under Cen. Patrick, and that tn
raihoad toward Richmond is being rapidly re
paired also that Front Royal is occupied an'
being used as landing place for stores, aud tina
Sorsmau cavalry had advanced to Culpepper
and All railroad trains were running to tina
point.
A Washington dispatch states that tx scna
tors Wiley and Carlisle are there, fugitive
from herebel raid IN Western Virginia. Ih
I rebel symrathlers in Morgantown received th
rebels with great kindness which the rebels re
paid by stealing all their cattle, horses and iool
The Baltimore correspondent OF the He-al
Z states that the rebel force is still north of lh
b railroad. with % pieces of artillery probabI
near Brownsville, Pa. lie SAYS Gen. Scheme
has utterly failed to expcl the rebels up to Ma
l.t although ample means are at his dslosa
The same correspondent states that the rebc
q weree concentrating on Friday at Brigeport, ar
b Ne has no doubt thata large portion Of Ice
army is ia Northern Virginia, having LETT
81, f.. .. ma n .,tar "a slinak
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05

The Tribune has just issued another extra
with news from the front up to Sunday morn
ing. At that time our left occupied Fredcr-
cksburg aud the first line of rcdoubts, and
was moving upon the second. The rebels had
marched their whole force in ;he direction OF
Charlottesville io oppose our right leaving on
" 10000 men in the first line. Our left drove
them out and took possession.
The Herald states that battle commenced
at O'Clock on Saturday morning on both TIE
right and the left wings, The cannonadng on
the Left was very heavy.
The Herald has an extra with news to II A.
NJ. yesterday sunday The caunonading on
/ the right continued with great fury.
The river was crossed, aud the redoubts were
carried with great case, and with very slight loss
e The rebels had marched away in the direction
of Chaneelluryille, ten miles above Fredericks-
burg, to attack our right wing there posted,
leaving only 10 900 men, and subsequently, not
more than from 5000 to 900 in their works
, as was ascertained by reconnaissance from
loves balloon.
: \ great portion Of our Falmouth batterie'
h were engaged on Monday with the rebel bate
d ries, firing across the river aud city.
u The firing Both of musketry and cannon, Of
the right, in the direction Of Charlottesville
was very heavy The enemy had been forced t
fight on the ground OF Gen. llookcrs choosing
ne as he promised his soldiers in the general orde
L published this morning, should be the case.
Ii was believed IN both wings that Gen. Stone
N man expedition to Gu, the railroads betwee
ID the rebels and Richmond had proved successful
thus cutting Of the only path at retreat.
i, So confident was Gen. Hooker, at Falmouth
" of success, that in conformity with his orders
n. force had already commenced to rebuild bridg
he over the Rapahannock
9e The troops are il the finest spirits aud ever
a.
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italian Bees,

uERTILE QUEEN, ofteaudful color, 400 warrant
I I'd Pure 1850. few swams g PURE Italians, In he
Moyahl Frame Hive, cgEAr.
Native Bees, Bee Hives, &C., fer sale.
Address j. +. SANBORN
East Hardwok, Vt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05

SrrrolK. u, My 8 TINS morning at y
O'Clock. Gen Peck sent force Of infantry, cav
airy and artillery across the Nan.emond on "a
reconnaissance. When two miles out they
charged uron and took the oncmys ride pits
and some prisoners Our loss was small, and
that of the enemy much greater. The charge
was made by the 18Th New Hampshire aud S9lh
New York.
Skirmishing has been kept up all dag
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-05

New BtproRp May 2 The Lconidas, Capt
skin. whalcr. from San Domingo March Is,
has iist arrived. Capt. Skin reports that he
was chased into St Domingo by the rebel pirate
Reulbuuon, which waited of the Port three
DAYS for the Iconidas to come out. On the lth
day the & S steamer Alabama came down ami
CAPTURED the Rcribution, and when last seen
had her IN tow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-09

NOTICE.

To William Timberman, M. G. Timberman, Ryan d
Lauthan, John Hurst Charles MeDiii u. ~ Lyman
VIM. Thompson, Jennings n Anderson j. s. East
man, Christopher Graham, Warner Hicox, BENJAMIN
r. Aver, william Dodge, the three last named a.
sAechiots,i Iohn ffink DECEASED s. 6 j. Hamii!
Mott, Shaset Co, and Christine r risit.
You and each OF Jeg, hstsis notified ihst there
j. III IN the oire ~ The Clerk OF The Dstrtct
Court OF Lee COUNTY, low al keokuk, petition VI
John santet.cH, Claiming of you, William Timber
man the snia III twcntS-sev hundred and NJ %
dollars, with 10 per cent. interest per aonum tfuH.
Novenbes eth, 1862 money due pro ssuFS
notes also claiming sgainst each 81 YOU The
closure OF alortaaEe executed by said III Timber
man Ia said handerson 10 The said notes being
for part of the purchase mones of certain real e1Hie
to-wt: One hundred and forty on Sixth street by
one hundred feet Morgan in the southeast
corner OF Chatham Square In the ely OF heokuk Lee
county and State OF Iowa and for correction
mistake In the description OF the premises morTaged
and further asking Tor sale Of said premises and gen
ersl relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before Of the second day ofthe next term
the said Court, TO commence nj keokuk on the nrst
Monday OF February. A. D., 1853 default be en-
tered against gu, and judgment rendered thereon
pray cd for IL said petition
NOBLE STRONG,
uoy2b-dSw Attnrnpvs Y,r
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Original NOTICE.

To @ohD stannus, HAYNES v IttLn HsaJgnee Of
Patrick Walsh, Nancy ftst-kt.t. rs%ettrix cf The
estate Of Noah franklin, dsesafcd, A G Higbee, VIM
Steele, assignee % Am d huddiek. sarah Stan.
nus, assignee Of John Galloway, James u bllinrs.
James Lee, John Dutkee b Y burke e., John
hcyd, Gottiieb Hnpsater Keynolds, Christian
CARRIER, Apihup Daniel wsiiihan, Henry
Strong
You Are hereby notified that there 10 now on Gle In
the Once OF the CLERK 81 the District Court OF Lee
county, lows, ~ keokuk petition OF Geo G. Amber
son, claiming Of you, the said John RtanBns and q
HAYNES The sum ~ Eight Hundred Dollars, money
due OF three pre ussary n"ss ana claiming ~ ell
tar y tofec'tsare OF mortgage given raid
A'' a'H tFsseSinka portion Of Lot IL block co. iD
%, . 4 ntokuk Lee county. Iowa, In which RIA
estate you have or claim TO have some tnteres,.
And unless 700 sppenr thereto and defend before
noon of The second day OF the next term Of ~ Id
Court, 10 eonlm the nrst Monday Of February
lsS3, 5Hdsment III be rendered thereon according 10
the prayer Of said petition
RAsKiN 4 AcCRAkf
dec3-d4w for PiaintiG.
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"
To John Sisnnus, ffa mes, w Rankin assignee of
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin. execuiria OF the
estate OF Noah Franklin, deceased. A G Hisbee WIN
Steele, assignee OF VIM L Ruddick, Sarah 81 an.
nus, assignee OF John galloway, James N billings
James Lee John Durkee, b r parkee John
Boyd N Reynolds, Christian Gnrber. Daniel
Nelsihhn, jeremiah Brown. eottIisb Hunsakers
ieh are he'eos notified thei there 10 now on nle in
the Office OF the Iiefk u The District Court OF Lee
county, Iowa, at keotnk petition " Geo C. Ander
son claiming Of you, The ksid John stannus and g.
Haynes the sum OF Seven Hundred Dollars as m on<y
due on three pr omssary Noes and claiming OF all Of
you tn. foreclosure OF mortgage given 70 secure said
notes AID conveying portion Of Lot In Block ga in
tho city OF keoknk, Lee county lows, In which real
estate you have or claim 10 have some Interest.
And uAiess !on appear thereto and defend before
noon Of The second day OF the next torn OF said
Court commencing on the nrs. Monday OF February.
1863 Judgment and decree will be- rendered thereon
according TO the prayer Of said petition.
RANKIN McCRARY
oecLd4s Attorneys for PlaInsiE
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John stannus Haynes, James Rogers, D
Prou,y, James Walsh, w Rankiu, seslKnes o.
Patrick Walsh. Nancy franklin, exseusrfx OF The
estate of Noah Franklin, deceased, a Higtee. VIM
Steele. assignee of Win d X L Ruddtek sarah STAN
nus, assignee of ohm Galloway, James N Biiu4p
James A Lee, John purkes, b Durkee JoAn
Boyd, Gotllleh Hunsaker, y Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER, Daniel Wellibxn:
fou hereby notified that there now or lie in
the afce Fl the Clerk Of The District Court u Lee
county, lava ~ xeot ak. peii;iop ofGee. q Ander-
son, claiming OF YOU. the said John 6iannns and
Hsynes, The sum Of Seven Hundred Dollars a.
mosey dHs three otrs. and claiming Of
ali VI the foYfcosure vi mortgage giysA 70
said notes conveying rart OF Lotf Bloch "a in the
city OF Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa In which you havs
claim 70 have some tterest
And unl-ss you appear thereto end defend before
Court, to commence Oh the first Monday of February
1868 judgment and decree VIII be rwndvred thereon by
default. RANKIN AsCRABY,
dee3-dsw Attorneys fer Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To A. II Heaslip, s. T. Heaslip, John Shores, John
Don9hoss Young, Brothers Co., e. Frank e. Sons
WebS<er, Marsh d CO., Locke, Marsh Co., Thos
W. CAGeN, George Williams, Jr., Mary g. Will.
ANS, John Philips:
YOU and each OF you, hereby notified that thsrs
IL now hle in the office OF The Clerk u the District
Court Of Lee County, Iexa, at Keokuk, . petition o.
y. q. Hale, claiming ofyou, A H. Hessiip and q. r
heasiip. the sum Of Ten Hundred and kighty-sh
5sl00 Dollars, With 10 per cent. interest per
from November LIST, A. u. 1869, money due on two
promissory notes made BY to Georse Denis and
secured by Mortgage made by you 10 said GeorE,
Denison and since assigned to said o G. Hale. dated
May ls 1850, also claiming against each OF you
foreclosure OF raid Mortgage the being upon
Easterly twesty 1901 feet Of Lot No ten l0l
whole OF Lot No. eleven II j In Block ons hundred
IlOo In the city OF Keokuk, Lee County, lows and
further king for sale OF said premises and genera
relief.
And unless You appear and answer said petition on
or before OF the second day OF the next term
said Court, TO commence Ut keokuk on the Let Mon
day OF Februsry A. D., 1863 default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon prsyst
for In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
dec2T-d4w Attorneys for Plaintf.
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NOTICE.

To Wright, Eaton, BIOS. & Co, Sarah Bruce, Du
vail, Keighler d Co., Emma Williams, Executrix
OF the estate of Geo Williams. deceased, Abbott,
Johns Co.. Hugh Cook, State or Iowa 10 = the use
ofScho0i Fund, N Aerrick, Cummins, seaman Il
Co., Alexander, Wray e. Co., Lind, Bros 4 Co \,
Hannah Zindie and VIM Lohmer, Executors OF the
estate Of Louis zIndie, deceased, Geo O Anderson,
Brown, Eoddin Co, John B Carson, Ben johnson,
Hawkins Taylor, N MAgoun, Pyle, Hesmef
Curtis, curtis, Geo n barber, John NcDoueali,
n Allen, Jesse Ruddick, and CYeel 4 Shepherd:
You, and each cfyou, hereby notiled thss there
Is on hle in the ONCE Of the Cler OF the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa, At Keokuk, petition Of
John w Rankin and Samuel Miller, a. Trustees for
Geo O Anderson 4 Co., Janis y Shelley, and Cox 4
Shelley claiming against all OF the ofa
oeStatn Deed Of f-ut s4scuted BY defendant James
promissory notes, executed by r Crs4l and Crsei
Hhcpherd and now the property Of and due and pay
able 70 Csc. o. Anderson Co., and which there il
now alleged TO be due the sum Of Twelve Hu ndred
Dollars said Deed of Trust vas also given 3
secure -Four HUNDRED Dollars, and interest," 70 Cox
shelley, and thsse slIesed due said Coz &
Shelley thereon the sum Of Six Hundred Dollars.
And unless ynnA .~H srs~-- --.1 y.
or before Of tho day Of The next term
said Court, 70 commence At Keoknk ON the hrM Mon
day OF February, D., 1869, decree will b. rendered
Against yoa by dsfsu and The said Dasd efTrua viii
bo and the following real estate conveyed
ihs1sAy viz ~ Of the debts a1rs-
aaid. 10 wit: The undivided half OF the Sou,hw ri
<hsrtsr 81 aaaon TSsntv hEssl ~ TowAShfp 6ixsy
SIX f661 Range Five I'D West In the County OF Lee
sid sls Of hoSA aid all tina 81 each and All
Of you therein will be cut OF and forever barred and
(osseiOssd. t@3 Ms8@ aA s9 f&t
RANKIN 4 MccRARY,
dsetS-d4w torness for PiaihtfK.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

To J. II. Barker, executor Of estate of A. C. Hafper
deceased, l.. NJ Sioanaker and - sIoanaKer his
wife, ONO Life lnsu rance Company, c. A. Grub:
You hereby notified that there 10 now on file In
The once Of the Clerk Of the District court OF Lee coun-
y, Town, Ut keokuk, petition OH ciaim-
ing ofyou, H. Barker, executor of the estate OF
A. c. Harper, deceased, the sum OF Eight Hundret
and Fifty poIls. with 10 per cent interes. per an
um, payable annually, as money due 4 gage,
BY A. Harper to Charles Mason and since ed
to Hiram Barney dated 4th day ofFebruary, 1856
the north quarter OF Section nineteen Township
sixty-seyen, Range nve 8, west Lee county Iowa for
tho pu ruh&sc money aud farther rs king for the sale
OF said premises and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
Or before noon OF the second day Of the term
day OF February A. D. 1863 default will be entered
against and Judgment rendered thereon az prayed
for In petition. NOBLE SThONG
dec2-d4w Attorneysfer Plaintiff
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nov26-dxu
NOTICE.

Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin. esecutrix 81 the
estate OF Noah Franklin, deerHset. a G. III. bee Vim
Steele, assignee OF Vim X |. Ru1dick sarah Stan
nus, assignee Of John Galloway, James BiillI gs
James Lee, John Durkee, r Durkee, John
Boyd, Gotiiieb IIunsaker. X keynoIds Christian
CARRIER, Daniel Weiiihan
You are hereby notified that there 10 ME in
the office Of the Clerk OF the District Court oun-
ty, Iowa, ut Keokuk, petition of Geo. C. Anderson,
claiming OF you. the said John Stsnnus and s. HAYNES
Seven Hundred Dollars money due on three pronis
notes aud claiming OF all OF you the foreclosure
\ mortgage given to secure said notes, aud conveying
part of Lot u, Block %, In the city of keokuk lie.
County, Iowa, In which you have claim have
interest.
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
OF the secondary OF the next OF said Court
to commence on the nrst Monday of February, laS3
Judgment aud decree Will be rendered thereon de-
fault BANKIN Il heCRARf,
dec2-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff