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Professional Notice.

The unprecedented success that has attended DR..
MORsE's treatment 10y lnhalation) for affections
of the Head, Throat and Lungs, has caused such an
increase OF professional business ut his homo. that
he was obliged 20 discontinue his regular visits at
Saeo and Biddeford. He will be happy 70 walt on
any CT his old friends and all others who may wish
20 consult him, at his residence corner Smith and
Congress streets, Portland, where he may DO found
at all times
Entrance No, Q Smith street 2S-lyr
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Certified to be purc-safe-unequalled, BY
DR.. Chiffon, ofNew York, and other eminent
Chemists.
Produces any shade from rich mellow brown
to glossy black in ten minutes, and contains no
ingredient that is injurious to the hair.
Manufactured by J. CRIsrADoRo. No. castor
House. New York. Sold every where, and applied
by all Hair DresserS.
Price 81, $3.50 and % per box, according to slle
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mr.. TOBIAS VENETIAN IMMINENT,

~ MORE TESTIMONY
This Is to certify that for the last five years
have used in my family DR.. Tobias. Ventian
Lniment. and in every instance have found ii
fully equal to his Recommendations. have
found il to give almost instantaneous relief in
cases Of toothace, Group. bilious collie, sore
throat, pain in the chest and back, and rheu-
rnatism. aud cheerfuly recommend its trial
10 overy one afflicted with any of the above
named diseases.
Oaiee, Sc Cortlandt Street, New-York. Sold
by all Druggists. 3wU
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s.M. PETTENGILL Co, No. ~ Park Row, N,
York aud state street, Boston, are our Agents
for the Union and Journal In those cities aud are
authorized to take Advertisements and SubScrip-
tions Tor US al our L0usst Rates.
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The Confessions and Experience Of an
INVAIyDf

Published for the benefit, and as q warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature De-
cay Of manhood. etc, supplying at the same time
the Mems of Ssy Cure. BY one who has cured
~ through medical humbug and qcackery.
by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, SIN
gle copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
iyr22 Bedford. Kings County, N. Y.
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A'GRAND HORSE TROT,

Upon the Track. open to all horses owned in the
County for 80 days prior to entry.
First Premium $500, I'd premium $1,000, Sd
$1,000. Admission % cents.
Entry fee for S25 purse SO, entry fee for so
purse 81, entry fee for $40 purse 81. :,
All horses entered for one purse are excluded
from each of the others. Entries to be made
prior to 10 o'clock A. NJ. the day OF the trot.
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Every family at this season should uso tho
sAMBUcI VINE 'al.y
Celebrated In Europe for It's medicinal and benefit
ciai qualities rs gentle Stlmuant, Tonic, DiuIct.
10 and Sudorlac highly esteemed by eminent ply.
and by some OF the arst fhmllies in Europe and
America.
Il has no equal, causing an appetite and building
up tho system. being entlrslya pure wine Ola most
3 1'" M asa DrURETIc,
10 tnyazsg healthy action OF the Glsnds and Kid.
~. acss sad Rksrnatic Affections. I'5,
.sfs t.sr --r. SPEER'S WIyE ....[.,
IL not a mixture or manufactured article. but Ia
pure, from the juice OF tho Portugal samoueus
Grape cultivated In New Jersey; Inp %sdie.
e ns.sI., am1 n.roy 10 sny other Wincs use and
nm sxoclleni article for ell weak and debilitatsd
= fsssSits and benealtInE ladies and children.
0 <L<DfEs VINE, g
u..,,,c n viii not intoxicate a. other Wines ~ Il
ontsns no mixture OF spirits OF other liquors, and
n admired Tor is rich. peculiar favor and nutrtive
properties. mP.r,ngm nss, .aE srS S.sissv.Sn
and complexion. ri NJ lliu38t lirrfa1
m .Uilg We REFER TO -a rtiff
few well known gentlemen and physicians who
- have tried the Wines
Gen WINFIELD Scot, usA, i,r wils9n, nth ,t,NY
S Ss S SSEiiscS, s's B. Dough
Dtlsrisr. N city, Drpari'h, Philadelphia.
None genuine without the signature Of .AL.
PRED sPEER. Passaic, N. j." Is over the cork VI
zach bottle. i VS. lAIlT1N
a MIKE ONE TRIAL or rms VINE
Yor salo by J.sawyer, M. d.. and d. smith. ~
~. Biddesord, and g. 8. Mitchell, Saco. Tradc sup.
piled by H. " NAY, Portland. and all Wholesale
A.sPEER, Proprietor.
'l-Nii ~. ir yineyard-Passaic, Nd
jean Ia T.v. SsSi.. Agent for France and dsrms
n.y. -H
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CITY BAN X.

NOTICE IL hereby given that tho annual meeting
n OF the City Rank will be holden at their Bank
ing Rooms on MS6AY, the 9Th day OF October,
1865 at O'Clock M, to choose officers for the en-.
suing year and ensset any other business 'na'
Per order of he DlfstOrs;n oorupv c,.,,.,
pIddeford. Gent. 8, 1863.
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U-s. II. NILES, Advertising Agent, No. scol
lays Building, Court Street, Boston, Is our Agent
for that city, aud Is authorized to receive advertise
ments and subscriptions for at our lowest rates.
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Exhibition of Colts,

AT Q o'clock p. NJ. For the best Colt RAISED 'ins
the County, 4 years old, shown In harness o1h
the Track. regard being had to speed and generS'
al appearance, LIST premium $1,000, I'd SiOO
For the best 3 years old, or under, LIST Premi-
um $500, ID $500. Admittance Is cents.
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Trot for the Sooiety's Premiums.

At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the Societys
Grounds horses will contend for the Societys
Premiums of $500, $500, and S3.0O-open to
horses raised aud always owned in this County.
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Sd lsay, Thursday.

The Fair in the City Hall will be open to Wis.
itors from till l2 l.2 in the forenoon, from
till 8 in the afternoon, and from l-2 till 0 l-2
in the evening.
Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, there will be
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I'd Day, "Wednesday.

The Fair in the City Hall will be opened 70
visitors at 0 o'clock in the morning, and remain
open until IL ~, and from 2 till 8, and from
l.2 till 0 l-2 in the evening.
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CrisiadOrn,s Hair presrrYaiiye.

Is invaluable with his Dye. as 1t imparts the ut.
most sotness the most beautiful gloss. and great
vitality to the Hair. Price 90 cents, 81 and 81 per
bottle, according to size. I 5-iw
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PASSENGERS HALF PRICE,
STOCK, and all ,rticlcs for The Fair, FREE.

Il Is hoped that this liberal arrangement will
secure a full attendance from the farmers and
others from the western towns in York County,
and that many samples Of their choice stock,
fruit, vegetables. dairy products, &C., will find
their way to the County Fair. So
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAlNING uncalled for In the Post 0fice, Bid
IL defOrd, Sept 10, 1868.
- Persons calling for these letters Will please
say they are advertised.
Ashbury ST Hooper Daniel Jr
Adams s & Co Little6eld Sarah j
Bartlett Abby + Lapham Mary Mrs
Brookings JoseAh Lock Elizabeth Mrs
Bickford Julia ~ Meservc Edwin-2
Blaisdell Joannay Mason Emily A Mrs
Davis Joannah IN Mitchell Joseph LIS
Dunn Mary Ms Moulton Loyina
Davis Mary I Packard Mary A Mrs
Ellis Mary Mrs Snow Caroline
Gilpatric Adclinc Mrs Small Eta u
Gibson Chas Smith Emily Mrs
UW Martha Smith James B
Harrington Lillian Staples Mary NJ Mrs
Hamilton Lorenzo Capt Winship Louisa
Hurn Lydia Written Jesse
Hill Joseph III Wesley Anna T.
CAROLINE Y. COWAN. T. NJ.
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DEATHS.

~ Notices OF deaths. not exceeding six lines,
inserted free those above that number will BIO
charged regular advertising rates.
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Liberal Arrangement
ON THE
p. S. G. p. RAILROAD.

The Superintendent Of the p. $. & p. Rail.
road has made the following liberal arrangement
for the benefit of persons on the line OF this
road, viz: to convey to and from the Show and
E.ir-
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snrrenn General Hammond.

Surgeon General Hammond,
BY ordering Calomel and destructive minerals
from the supply tables, has conferred a blessing
on our sick soldiers. Let him not stop here. Let
him order the discontinusnce OF bleeding" and
the use Of BRANDRETl'S PILLS in the place
thereof. Then will commence "new era" In the
practice of Medicine, which would then become
emphatiealiy
THE HEALING AIT.
have for thirty years taught that no diseased
action could be cured by mercury tartar emetic.
That the human body could only DO 'nado whole"
by vegetable food"-anlmal food being, In fact,
coudersed vegetables. BRANDRETHs PILLS
should be in every Military Hospital. These Pills
cure Billions DlarrhOea, Chronic Diarrhea, Chronic
Dysentery, and all Fevers and Affections Of the
Bowels, sooner and more surely than any medicine
in tho world. BRANDRETIrS PILLS In these ca.
ses should be taken night ana morning. Read dl.
rectiOns and get new style.
CASE OF ROSCOE X. WATSON.
Dr. b. Bramdreth, New York-Dcar Slr-I was q
private In Co. T, 18th regiment n. Y. vols. While
at Harrlson's Landing and ON the Rappahannock
near Falmouth, l and many of the company were
sick with bilious diarrhua. The army surgsondid
not care us, and was reduced to skin and bone
Among the company were quite number OF mem-
bCrs who had worked in your laboratory at Sing
Sing. They we're not sick, because they used Bran
dreth's Pills. These men prevailed upon mo and
Others TO uso The Pills, and We were cured In from
two to tive days AFTER this our boys used Bran
droths Pills for the typhus fever. colds, rheuma-
tism aud in no case did they fail to restore health
Out Of gratitude TO you for my good health,
send you this letter, which, If necessary the whole
company would sign.
lam, respectfully, yours,
ROSCOE X WATSON, Sing Sing, NY.
Principal 0fsco, 29i Canal ST., New York.
Sold by DR.. DRYDEN SMITH, Biddeford. and
by all respectable dealers. uyrlch) iw37
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The Exhibition of Horses

Will take place at 9 o'clock p. NJ, and will be
continued through the afternoon.
an persons desirous to buy. sell, or exchange
Horses or Cattle, are United to DC present aud
bring their Stock.
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Cattle Show to be on the Soeiety's Grounds
in Saeo. Agricultural and Mechanical Fair to
be held In the CITY HALL, Biddeford.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted by note or account TO
T.. q. Stevens Of Biddeford, must settle the
same with him on or before the 10th day Of Dc
tobcr next, or with Samuel Luques, Esq, (City
Building) with cost, Immediately after the
aforementioned date. And all persons having
lust claims against said Stevens viii lplease pre-
sent the same for payment. -
Biddcford, Sept. 4, 1863. 2w37
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~ Fares are five cents Tess when tickets ars
purchased ut the Office, than when paid In the cars
JOHN RUSSELL, IRE,
Portland. April LIST. 1863. i6isn
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
MINER ARA EMIT:

SUM Err RANG Il NJ ENTH
Tho splendid now scs-golng Steam.
crs Forest City, Lcwlsssm, and
NL1SI Montreal, will until further no.
1&ktzk0 toe run rs follows
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. at y
O'Clock r. ~, and Central Wharf, Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Fri.
day, att O'Clock p. N.
fsre-In Cabin, sI.25. On Deck, sl.oo.
N. b. Each boat Is furnished with largo number
of State Rooms, for the accommodation OF ladies
and families, and travellers arc reminded that by
taking this line, much saving OF time and expense
will DO made. and that the inconrcnience OF Arri.
wing in Boston ut lato hours of the night will be
avoided. I..r
The boats arrive In season for passengers 70 take
the earliest train nut OF the city.
Tho Company are not responsible for baggage to
an amount exceeding so In value and that person
al unless notice Is given and paid for nj the ratio OF
one passenger for every $500 additional yalue.
I" ~ L. BILLINGS. Agent
Portland. Nay IL, 1860. ilu
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rRISTillRl,S HAIR DYE!

Poison not the Head with Nitrate oi
Silver. Use
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

(lRIGINAL NOTICE.

TO James w otley, Eleanor otley. John Winthrop,
Margaret TArbel, sarah h fuA, edward FOX,
Cha ga ksrsons y Co, h-fcx, executor Of the
est.io ol Mary b schinitz, deceased kiea FOX,
Aooksr Gs.lH ae#f asswx r..
You and zach OF ,tyo hereby hStfhed thss shers
10 nle The once VI me- Civrk Y tbs hlAtlss
cur Of Lss Ccsssy lows, u kcss ~ ftSs, pe-
tiOn OF Henry CALDWELL, Claiming " you, tha sAio
Jan,ea W. Oticy, fwenly-1hrse Hundred ana siaty-
klahl .si,0 Dollars VITA ~ - eeht sstefesA per
snnuu,, payable annually, az neLsy due on I've
Morgages nAde ~ ySA 10 AAaslrA D ns@nv 80 49,
sssignsd v ntssU kasAeS and ~ him Aasasnsa -
Hsury Caldwell, dated JAu nrs 10 ieaf also cining
a4aitst each Of you the foreclosure Of ssa Aofsss
the same being upon Lots Nc.sa ssd ~ III Bioss no.
g., In Mason's Upper Addition, " his ciy eiAeokn. an
Lee Couaty, lows Cor the parcAass nsSnet sno nv
thcr AsknG tss ths ssls ri said DrsnaaNs ala
relief.
And unless Jon appear and assvsr thereto on or
before noon OF the second day OF the Term Oh
int said Disi,ics Court. ~ AssAslk, TO ASsn sna
b0sden the ist Monday IN September, a. y, loee,
deiapat VII. Dc. sn1sred sGAinai you, ana '0ek
J. NOBLE 4 STRONG,
r.kiod4v esszgs%E III sAitasneys for fsetAh&
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: EGALI NOTICE. .

Te LZwart executor OF the estate OF Zwart, de
csases. Ceci'itA z~aft, ,csn Ewsss. sssss xSsrs,
Herussa xwsr, g ternisst xwAs,, n = Scheystp
Sas. ns es.ss s:.sss
sansel Hamilton, 4 sample, y r lharts, George
Neti. zuge, voorhiss Co., hshI " 4 Al
ten ,Jeseph Coiiins. soitA. r k.nneR. lewa
susie ln.unne. Company, Geo Andersen 90 !,
!. = Aagsun, Hsseh = fscnpson, riekisn = Lscay,
Jerons hewssy, Jass fssbsA, ssoss Os.sisy. =
DoutAss, CAsgtn q Lee. Stats q lsuts ,ssr shs
Of the School kasA, Bosnsg, Vim lIuFtit Aaron
e sichardscn, Reid, VIM Leighton, James l.
kssss, GEO W Robssn. Ea Rasspas GAas becker 4
IN. TIE: .ss b. a.s 81 o.,s
Reeder. minor hsirs - n X nssSer, a,ssased, Mary
Ann kses, widow, and Geo Rsss VIM Esss jr.. Sarah
Rees, Lewis kecs, Thes Recs, sslsy Rees, Joseph
kees, knily kecs ar. LINE Hees Samuel KEGS, Vie
tor keea and xober kee., seirs ~ Law OF Win Res,
dessased. sss 2g4ss3tGg@
You, asd each of you, arc ner.by noAed that there
lie in the once Of the Clerk bf The District
Co MT In aad for Lee County Iowa, IT keekuk, Pc
ilOn Of samuel KILLER, claiming ofyou, the said
zwaSt, exccatOs Of Ne sstAso Of Ewxrt deseas
n tAe san ef Fiassn Husayed Doiars = Dopsy due
James - Asens. and ~ hin eu1osssd n plaintiffs and
slA,nipg o4Ah Of you thr foFecossre 81 mortgage,
kiyea us6rfU Sxid. nctes ana others and ecRveyinr
IN stAen 0Na-Aslf Of Lois three snd four II in
sloce s: az =. q L e, eae ..s .asrs four
AAdfuou 10 tho city Of Keokuk.
And unleas you appear. thsTsto and defend or
or before ofthe $50 nd dnU Of the next tsrm o
sad Dissrict Court, At keokuk, which on
the Arst Monday IN Sept smbcr 1854 jndgnent and
Aserce VIII 10 rendered shsrsoa BY dsisash sasa the
said real estate will be ordered 70 be sold Tor the bay
ment OF the sem due plAintir tusessgh aud costs.
s RANKIN AcCRAkY.
apr2-dlv Auorneya for Plaintiff.
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.E4 lie S o. Iowa'|.
Tusner, WssssD y Co, vi. HSGb smuey, Martha
u amils3. AS0sN kseiAs, JeAD4sns IhvHs, Cen.
verse, haroiEE d Co., Dening, DENNIS.
u Inc detahdA6ts will take notice that there Is
On Ole IN The once OF the Cters oshe Htstrict Court
cf Leo county, Iowa. Al Fora MADISON the petition
"a xur1SN&tSGh = Ae. tAAt glhe Dvs6nRkee
term, fo8Is SfaeAd Csaak 49, ~ leh&nnt
nEAinst DEFENDANT Hugh h. smiley, ier oi,sIO With
interest aud . foreclosure OF hsssease n twenty
feeI ground, kIfth sreer,ry urynunc, ed deep,
ous Lots tisbt, In hioek tailt, ak In
The Ctsy 81 ks0kpkY Lee coan,s .ie~ =, son1
one hdndsed fees IN Fttth snsstfron tbs a
9Th and Johnson streets ana extending to~srcs the
alley. In said blscA twsnAy tset Ann In the rsns
IL vas foundshat said Smiley war Inaebied
70 sCoaver.e, Harding a. 60. In the sum oil u ,ls3
with interest secured py the Aanr aoiEsee he
said petitfoa sents that A. L. Dtmihe and = H.
DenInx, his wife, undertook to convey said twenty
feet - tnprp emssis TO bnkh ~ sn,iley and that
aid SnfieS hi MaSths smiley undsYtoSk 20 mort
gage said property 10 ssid A L. DemiDE, outin both
the Deed Ana Mortgage there vas an error IN The
ssc petition represents thai ssa Mar.
70 sxid property, The prayer of the petilon is Tor
Ison Of The Interests xfr dsfsnusnts order for
the sale the property and dat ioa1on lie pro
o. ens. AND .for Eeneval relief. - =. =. Z.
uaiesSy q appeer ana ausw8r ssM bseificn ON or
before the III MY ter. 1888 81 said Coert,
ss noon omneDe ng the I'd ofstay Oh NAY, decree
vim betaiea according to the krAysv ~ tas bill, ny
aeGAsn.
Il msy10-dIv 4 stsrnoys for PastntiH.
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4 y nlijah n Graves:
You are hsrepy aonned that thers II nov on ale -
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
county Iowa, III Fort Madison pDtiAon OF " nlixm
O. Graham, cisinalng OF you sire Aam Of one Thou
sand Dollars ~ money cue on pfomissory note.
and also claiming against you the foreciosure OF
y certain Mortgage given BY you 10 said piAihth Of
secnre the note sued and another pose conveying
the W / Of tAs y kotsNk y " Secion NJ, TWEEN
ty-tSo Ix2l In Township No. aiaty.nse 1901 North
ksnrs ko-6, West, in i.'e CeuDtsr Iowa.
And unless you APPEAR thereto aud dsfend On 81
be ,ure noon al the second day Or the next term
~ ma lbtrict Court 10 com s nee on the fhisd Non
day May 1853, Judgment and dccrcs Will pc
ID again 81 you ny default.
RANKIN & NcCRAAf,
msrlS-d<v attorneys for plsinlR.
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- 80 ~
Rsv.J. ". HunnicutI. native d South
Carolipa, ssd.sstil sqpits 1sssntlyj ) sssi-
dent sfahat 6iAsss nadsa spAechnt tn
regular meeting q the Usiss Leagssis
Philadelphia, on'ths soth uit., worthy rhs,,
'astentiop Of al Northern rebel sympsthi-
ses.- We sxtraot from to report pub
iished In the Press: .4say15n
ssHe hoped that, whaAsvss, be it, OBJ
jects, this war should 70 on for s,venty
years, fakAsr thAasws slSoIil bow doJn
to the South. [Applaseau He was free
to confeas that his opinion on slavery had
greatly changed within the past few years.
He did not profess 70 be : lawyer or .
politician. He WAS : champion only for
his country. The question With him was
always whether his coankyI should be
saved Of whether it should be, destroyed.
No matter What his private opinions on
the subject were, he could only ssy that,
20 far as the proclamation, had any tend
ency to crush the rebellion, it had his
hearty endorsement. When you, tLIos
slaves into one end Of the balance aud
place the interests Of the country on tie
other. then be should my, s.Ay country,
my country, right " vrpng--my country
forever" [Applause ] h would ~
here, homeless and pepni|ess - he was,
he would make everything bend for the
sake Of the Union. So long ~ his blood
conrsed ia his veins, he ,xas, wiling 10
lay has life on the altAr Of his couptry.-
He Was NOT an advocate Of negroes being
armed. Jet be would say that # his house
vas on Ere, and assisiance were needed,
he would be fool if be, would pot call 10
the aid Of negroes Who may be loiterisg
about in idleness. How IS it pov! The
country is in danger. The white men
90 70 war, and the negroes stay At hone
70 laugh and enjoy themselves. If it be
necessary, let the negro 90 into the army
and save the white man' ! fife" S,''1 "
"Ths speaker. in conclusion, hoped that
one day he would have "a opportunity IN
this city to address its citizens. HewouId
like to have the people assem- bed togeth-
err, and with them bavs somc plain taii..
He would show the common people shai
the talk Of peace 10 doing much to keep
up the spirits of the rebels. If the time
4eheuld ever come whsn the 1cisii VA
should be conducted On pennsylvasis
soi. ths psacs sssn Of oto-day will greatly
regrs4 their eoarye. Those to-day who
tax shout peace and high taxes are zoe
mean 10 1--we in repuhiicas form of gov
eminent. For himsslf, Ia had ~ higher
ambition than to live sud die freeman.
under the stars md stripes Of his coustry =
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Az 8. n. Graves.
yuu are hereby notified that there 10 now ON HE In
the saos of TIC Glerk Of the Dsuict Court Lee eoSn
~ Iewa, Fort Al sdison, petition Of ". e. Graham
claiming Of you the VI four nundFsd sAd TIVE ana
5oloO Dollars vAih interest," = ths rAaoi ten per cent
neg annum arch iuth, 1858, us money cue Cd .
promssory note also claiming against you awrt Of sf-
tachmsnt s+ya Fl 50
And unless you appear thereto ana defenu on or
BEFORE noon sf ths seend oi tho May srm Of
sHia Coutt Fort MAdisoB 10 commence Oh the Thai
Monday ~ May, i6e3, judgment wall be rencersd
aeainst you thereon by dei Ault. H. Ia; ! -. Is
RANKINk McCRAkf,
marlS-14v Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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INK 6TA1BOf 1OWA,l -
~ CoeuTU o. Ls1. 90
,ee In Disirict Ccuv Of said County and
GtAts, Nay Iern, 1e63. Asisa8 2
To Mary A. Amt1h; @FLt f I'd
You are hereby nothSd tkat there is now on Me IN
the osssGf III CissA - Ne Distxict Cours oil Les
CounIY l~wa a. Fors Msdisop the pe tiop 81 Albsrt
q. SnitA sAiing u you ~ tSsofu0 dtvotce td0 the
Fbonds 81 maluoey eAtbe esound - Nll0a aesertien
tor Teri Of year, Without eAAae
aAudlnay unlsos you appeer md aus~er thssseo on
or betuee foen otthe 18th Gay OF nsy lSSe tss een
[ths second day OF The next term o. me O.Asslcs
fCOnSt OF Lee County, Iowa, 10 D. holden - SCst
Madison, lows, defsNlt VII ~ ensetso, Ano jul
m4ut and decree reuderrd axain" you AZ sccoa'ss
with ~ Prayss efssis Eeth1Ssn;:s y.,x,rpupn
-.h,y.Alv ia Att'y for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

STATE or iowA,f 80 II ths DIsesAA Ccsvt 0f
LEE COupTH. said County ~ M Aadisenr
te2ss A Willspn. PlaiptiG, ". yosepA n 1ry, Lswk
Caes RYy, Michael Fry, their faihoS ilnd natural
guardian, and n Humes, Administrator - Assas
y - Of Elizabeth Yry, deceased, Defendants
1 Ndkfee 10 hssSey jolven 20 The DessnAhA0 herstn
above psmsd, DIST petithn In civil sctipu file
- the CLERKS once ofthe District Court Afofexaid In
behxli Of the above nsmed Pi ainttF sfnst yen,
claiming that The said r. n. Hapes AomIntstrs
- bons of kiinsbetA Try, deceased, te rs4stred
and eosste n 10 Tie arecinc pesfos
contract " sale Of real estate, In Lee Centy loWa
aud lint Ill sio nd interea1 Of de oser Aef ndAnts
or ssy ~ shen t. sai5 real estate extn Kuished and
tausd, and the title Of petit thesesn y quiessd
and established. and for general relief Naegea ssf
And unless ypu appear and make de4spse thereto
he6ose 81 the seceha day efshe ttsrn
Coust - eoDmenee the tkssA 1ondsy of Msy, ss63
judgment will be rendered against you, ~ prayed 81
iD sid petition. ROBARr II, GiLfsAOk3s
ap3-d%W g,s,,.s..s Attorney tor PlaiatiH.