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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
L ,>iNn, Dec. l.. lS62-

NOTlCE.-Miner X Underwood have this
~ day hy m Itual consent dissolved partnership.
and al: accounts cue the said firm are TO be set
tied with Russsll Underwood. who Will continue
/" do Al kinds of work done hy Miner \ Under
wcod to the satisfaction of al who employ him.
shop opposite Bingham Drug Store
RUSSELL UNDERWOOD.
-. Johnsbury. Dec. % a6-oS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
.G T. NJ \ E R,
Would say that he will continue TO do
PAINTING. PAPER-HANGING. GRAIN
ING AND GLAZING,

and ali orders left at his residence. corner OF
Main and Prospect st. will receive immediate "a:
tpntiun. and having dissolved with Mr. Il Under
wood (who alone is not authorized to settle the
accounts requests all those having demands
,ainst :he firm of Miner X IND, rWuod TO pre-
sent them. and all owing said firm 10 make i'm
mediate payment to &. +. MINER or II. IN
nEEWuOD. 21-29-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
The Mystery at Concord.

The examination of John Smith on charge
of having killed his wife, of which mention
was made in our last paper, has been in pro-
gress at West Concord for one week or more.
and is not vet completed. Eminent medical
and surgical men have been called to exam
inc the skull of the deceased. and several
days have been consumed in taking their tes-
timouy. 1t is believed that the testimony
will fail TO show that foul play was reso.ted
to on the part of the husband or any one
else but the impression is gaining ground
that it was purev accidental death. We are
unable to give but an outline of the case,
which is nearly as follows: About three o
clock on Monday of last week Mr. Smith
came to the mill, some half mile from his
house, and in much agitated manner told
the people there that his wife had fallen
down cellar and he thought her dead The
neigh0ors at once repaired to Smiths house
where Mrs Smith was found at the foot OF
the cellar stairs with such wounds upon her
head as probably produced immediate death
There were no marks upon her person, only
those CHASTITY wounds on the head. A bloody
club was found in the vicinity of the body
and the conclusion was Immediately drawn
that a foul murder had been committed; and
as the husband was the only person who was
known 70 be about the premises, of course
he was the suspected one. We believe il
was shown on the examination that Mr. Smith
was at the mill aforesaid about two O'Clock
on the fatal day, at which time he appeared
as usual-calm and cheerful In less than
one hour he came back bringing the intelli
gence that his wife was dead, and appearing
very much agitated and deeply affected. The
bloody club has been accounted for, as hav
ing been used in the killing of some fowls
And besides all this there can no cause be
assigned for the commission of such deed
Mr. Smith is man 10 years old, and is no
what is usually called Incorporate in his hab
its. The people will await the conclusion o
the examination with great interest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The un-
" d r>igned will from this ia: practice MeGi-
zine and Surgery under the firm Of Newell X
Brooks. Office over Towards Book Store
: NEWELL 2.-29 st BROOKS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
Diptheria.

Diptheria.
We regret to be obliged to record the con-
tinuance of this dreadful disease in this vcin-
ty. 1t seems to prevail in the towns of Vince
lock and Sheffield with as great fatality as
ever. There are funerals in these little vii
lagos nearly every day in the week. Within
the past two weeks Mr. c. Cass of Sheffield
has buried FIVE of his children, and sixth
one was but just alive on Tuesday last. The
three remaining members of the family have
been sick with the same disease. The war
and diptheria will nearly depopulate some of
our towns of their young men and children.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
GrOtOn.

ITOIOns
1t may not be uninteresting to your read
ers to learn that notwithstanding the great
destr ,cton into which we as people are
now hurled in consequence OF National strife,
rich display of Gods sovereign grace has
been in progress for some time past ii. this
place. The Baptist Church, which only a
few months ago numbered IS members now
numbers upwards Of forty. Last Sabbath
dec. 2S) four persons were baptised, and
two weeks ago last Sabbath FIVE persons
were baptised. The gospel feast still re-
mains undiminished and we feel still to ex-
claim, yet there is room." Last Thursday
(2jth) the church and friends held a dona-
ton for the benefit of him who now labols
with US in word and doctrine. which reSul,e /
IN the bestowal of, all things included, about
$50. Under the earnest labors Of Rev. \.
W. Smith we trust that the work Of grace
will still continue, and many precious souls
be "pIucked as brands from the burning,
the rich trophies of Gods free grace. q.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
DEATHS.

re Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted FREE-
oitnarcS, including poetry, Inserted II line in
advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
Recent Deaths.

Among the recent deaths of Vermonters
in Washington hospitals We notice the names
of Geo F. Luce, Co F, 9th regiment, aud
Edward Duval, Co A, 10th regiment. Com
pany A was recruited in Caledonia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
Bank Dividends.

Bank Dividends.
The Passumpsic Bank has declared semi
annual dividend Of 5 per cent and the Bank
of Caledonia one of per cent. Pretty well
for these times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
Expenses of Burlington Fire Department.

H11PcHstS UI t0H L iIC DcPdI tIItHt.
In the yearly expenses of Burlington, We
notice the following items: Ordinary ex-
penses of engine companies, S9S 80 cents
each. For cisterns, SlO9,27. For water rent
Sll4OO. For Jiremen's suppers, $4,000
The suppers being the heaviest bill in the
whole list. What would our city fathers
saw to such bills as these i?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
Cabot.

Mr.. EDITOR: We are glad to see the pa
pers show up the officers of our army for b.
ing absent from their respective commands at
the battle Of Fredericksburg, ard hope it Will
be sounded in the ears of the Government
until something is done to put stop to it.,
but we notice an article in your issue of the
Goth which we think must be untrue. You
say the Col and every field officer, and Il
number of the captains OF the y. \. 9th reg
imet were absent a, the battle OF Frcderichs
| burg, ard that the regiment was led by a
captain. In tins matter We as town have
considerable pride. The L:-toi, T.. i. Kim
bail. was native OF this tom and We as
IN 10 SEE his far lame ;.uu hard Cdl.eG
reputation as a solder !ujurcd 10y >ucn a
statement as the above. lie was VITA lis
regiment and led them th}onah In" w..J!,
/ fight in Gel. lockers division: and never
nas he been absen; from lis regiment III
/ time OF action but mas always been tr:e g.
! his part. leading them at Roanoke. Sharas-
burg and many other places. Cabot t.u!,
has cause 20 De proud Of her noble son. anG
had he received his iusi deserts T.; wouit.
have had the pleasure OF leading one Of cut
noble Vermont regiments to victory Is he
led these gallant sons in the Mexican cam
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
'.IreSa-i Mr. Eddy a. one Of the most capalle and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
Intercourse CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
Il have nOheStatpnin a>>urn. inventors That .hey
cannot employ person nIefent and trust worthy
ald!n"re capable of putting their applications form
cue :aT them early and favorable consideration
al tine Patent pIlce-'' EEMt-ND Bi- RKE
lIir Commissioner oi Patents
Mr. Il II Eddy has Tor thirteen applications
All hat "i winch patents nave been granted and
=. ! pen !!ii-- Such uuri-iAkahe proof great
AMI ability m part leads recommend ali
Inventors apply to him procure Their patents ~
lie, laN lc size ii having the faithful attention
bestowed ia their Cases, and ii Very Reasonable char
.~>-' JOHN TAtit,agr
Dlrl:2- eight months the subscriber. in ui IA
ls-a ,ciiJv male twice rejected Applications >iN-
appeals -yrrS ri which WAS decided in H. IA
y.-. by Ia. Commissioner OF patents
r. H EDDY
BOSTON. Dec. l.. lS62-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
BIRTGS.
CARRIAGES,

Ia. Cabot. i'm !, daughter = L L Nimha!i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
F 0 r S 4 L E .

The subscriber will sell his residence on Sum
mer street. Terms liberal.
25t II. HASTINGS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-09
Mortality in Cabot ist2,.

The following deaths have occurred III
Cabot in 1862, besides SIX on eight who nave
died in the army:
Date. Name. Age.
Feb ,, Samuel Houghton, IS Years.
5. Phiena wife of A.Stone, 81
Mar II, Lydia Paine,
Apr 10, An infant son of Blunt, / weeks.
20. Abby,wife of II. Ainsworth,23
June Mary Ann Davidson, l.
90 Mary Jane Kinarton, Il
% Miss Spencer
A son of Mr. Crockett,
Aug - A son of DanI kimball weeks.
Sept Widow of Anthony Perry, SO years.
Sept Widow Of - Sabin. 50
Oct James Smith, 81
Oct Il, A daughter Of NIB .Rogers,6 weeks
I>adore, dau. OF S. Adams. 3weeis
Nov ., Louis wife OF J. y. Adams, IS
Nov Is, Sherman Gardner, 90
Nov Is, Abby, daughter +. Perry, II
Nov IS, Mary, daugttercf D.Smith, 10
Dec Is, A son Of Daniel B!odsctt, Is
) of the above have died of Consumption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19
NOTICE.

10 @ Wright, Eaton, Bros. 4 Co. Sarah Bruce pu
vail, Keighler x Co. Emma Williams Exec,i.rix
the estate OF Geo WILLIAMS. deceased, Abbott,
Johns CO., Hugh Cook, State or Iowa 10 the use
ofSchoOl Fund. Aerrick, Cummins, Sc man q
Co., Alexander, Wray Il Co., Lind, Bros 8 Co
Hannah Elm die and VIM Lohmer, Executors OF the
estate OF Louis Zindle, deceased, Geo @ Ander son
brown, Goddin Co., John Carson, Ben Johnson
Hawkins Taylor M Magoun, Pyle Hosme /
J Allen, esse Ruddick, and Creel 4 Shepherd
You and each Ct you, hereby noiined that tho
Ia on le In the once OF the Cierk the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa, at Keokuk, a petition OF
John w Rankin and Samuel Miller, as Trustees for
Geo Anderson 4 Co, James M Shelley and Cox
Shelley claiming Against all OF you the ofa
certain Deed OF Trust executed by defendant James
Bruce 70 pasDtix "a socnrs the payment OF certain
promissoFy notes, executed by Creel and Creel 4
able 70 Geo. g. Anderson Co., and on ch there ii
now alleged 10 be due the aum Of Twelve Ilundre
Dollars el2c01 said Deed Of Trust was Also Civ 10
secure -Four HUNDRED Dollars, and Interest," 10 ox
Shelley, and there Is alleged be said Cor 4
Shelley thereon the sum OF Six Hundred Dollars.
And unless you appear ana said pc iil.on on
or before noon OF the second day OF the term
said Co0rt, 10 com mence At Keokuk the vs Mon
day OF February, A. D., 1AG3 decree win be rendered
against default and the said Deed ofTrust win
be eclosed snd tho following re2i essate conveyed
thsreby viii " pold To- ths the dehs atore
safd, 10 Wit The undivided half Of the South west
quarter OF SECTION Twenty-hfss 1881 Township sixty
six 1881 Range Five Isl West. In the County OF Lee
aAd State Of fows and ~ the interest eseh aud ali
q you therein will be cut Oh and forever barred aud
lbFeclesed. a ~ 81
RANKIN McCRARY,
decls-dtw tornsys for plalntir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

NOTICE.

To J. X Wheeler Agnes p. Spaulding s. s. Billings
Lucinda Billings, Charles s. Abbott, Anna Abbott,
u. b. Gray Miller, Mathew 4 Co., Archbold Header
son, J W Rankin. Pretorns, Psiten, Lane Il Msri-
am, Galloway Webster, Emma NJ Williams, exc
cutor of Geo. b. Williams deceased, Andrew Web
ster, Geo. G. Anderson 4 Co, Hanford Il Bro. T.
w. phinney, Reynolds and Richardson. Geo. C.
Anderson, Keokuk Female College A. C. Highly.
Washington Union, Insurance Co.., Cleveland, Ru-
ehapleiEh, LAY Co Ciifbrd Rbbcrax 4 Co., AIex.
Johnston, NJ. ID. George 4 Bro, Hiram barney H.
". ?. Block, r. n Carr Ben Johnsons Henry v. p.
Black, r w. Potter, ii. ID. Woodward, Jameu w .
Grimes, George 7. Jenk ms, H. T. Taylor Clarke d
Andrews. Duyail ksEhler 4 Co., Henry 5. Taylor.
son d Cor, d. w Kiibourne, Josiah Hsines:
You and each ofyou hereby III n there
nov on ne IN the once Of shS Clerk efshs District
Lucinda Eliason, with Joshua Eason her husband AL
legng thata certain Deed to the rear Lots No.
y and u 10 Block forty, In the City of Kepuk. Lee
county, iowa, made by said s. 8. Bf}lint1 and Luz
onas billings, % sad Charles g. Abbott Through aud
under whom said Lucinda Elason claims title TO same
vas never rscorded sndthat certain obain-
ed BY the other desndsnts above named araInss ma
.. B. Killings ara cloud and shadow upop her lille
the said real estate, and praying thst Tho mag
judEnan also alesisg that acestAis deed Of sad In
estate made by II. \. Grinth sheriff Of said coeuty
70 said T. Wheeler, undera safe made upona decree
obtained In said court atapectal Maytcrm, A. ls6I
by said Agses r. Spaulding IN 4 suit Of foreclosure
Agansa said = 5 hiilinEs and others, wsyfaly
s-a TNsst'yt made .vd ssid d~creN - u vyonr
fully ana nlsxay obtained asd made iD. .hs.
the same may be cancelled and held ior nauat % r..
g ne sane ensct the rear half q said Lal, eleven
Fssi estate from said SALE and for oIhsr
And that nuls.s Jon and s.en ofyoa se,.., >,
.ad Court to began and holden the II MspS., =,
February, 1850 and answr said petition iefsn. -,
% entered aEainss you and Judgment there
Novsmssr7, lses-u - A"s.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To William Timbsrman, NJ. G. Tlmberman, Ryan T.
Lauthan John Hurst, Charles Mcpii, q. n. Lyman
VIM, Thompson. jennings Anderson, J. IS. Eaat
man, Christopher Grahsm, Warner Hieon, BENJAMIN
+. Aver, v allan n Dodge, the three laal named as
exeentnrs 90 John Frank deceustd s. q =. Hanili
Mott, slloOeT y Co., ana IAristsLa rigat.
" You ana ach OF you, hercts notified that there
&laew al" ia The nntg' l,v clerk OF the Bistrt(
Isutt uf Lee coIft' Iowa, al Keokuk, u petition Of
john sander,uns cisiininE Of you, william Timb, T..
man, tht suhi ~ tweatS seven hundred and NJ eeu
dollars, with 10 per cont. Interest per hnaAm ttos
Novtmc 1th, 1862. as money due on two pro miseofS
notes; aiA0 claiming seatnxt each 81 YOU the fore
clossfv 81 tnottsage executed By said IN. Timber
man a said Sanderson to secure The said notes. being
for part OF the purchase mones OF certain real estate
to-wl One hundred and forty feet Sixth street by
one hundred feet Morgan street in the southeast
corner OF Chatham Square, Ia the ciy Keoknk Lee
county, and State OF Iowa aud pray correction
mistake In the description the premises mo
and further asking for sal OF said premises and gen
eral relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before OF the second day OF the Of
the said Court 10 commence AT keoknk ON the arst
Monday of February A. D., 1868 default III be 10
tered against you, and judgment rendered thereon As
pray I'D for IL said petition.
NOBLE * STRONG,
hoF2o-d4w Attorney for Plaintiff
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lRl61NAL NOTICE.

To John stannus Haynes " N4ttif as lgnee Of
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Fratt %va.ra,rtx 81 tho
estate oil sosh franklin. deceased, Higbses VIM
Steele, assignee Il NEa X Ruddick, Sarah Stan.
nus, assignee VI John Galloway James BILL ings
James Lee John Durkee, y Durkee, John
boyd, Gottlieb uupaaker n Ksynods, Christian
CARRIER, Apthorp, Daniel Weilihan. Henry
Strong:
You are hereby notified that there IL now on fle in
the once OF the Clerk Of the District Court Lee
county, Iowa al heokns petition OF Gee. G. ADder-
son, claiming Ut you, The said John stannss and g.
Hs,p The sum Eight Hundred roilars money
dye on three pr nairsary note.. claiming all Of
N"u "a" t"trcisur~ u morgsEs giyet tatd
1ei, Ai sahses Ing portion OF Lot ~ Block 81, in
~ ctt3 & heGtlk, Lee county. Iowa In which real
estate soa have os claim TO have some iIter-st.
And unless you appear thereto aud defend be core
noon OF the second day OF the EFT Germ Of "a Id
Court. to Commence on the nrst kop1Ay Of February
leoa, Jnagment will be rendered thereon according 10
the prayer Of said petition.
RANKIN g. EcCRAkf
dec3-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Original NOTICE.

To A. II Heaslip, i. Heaslip, John Shores, John
DonAhoe, Young, Brothers Co., G. Frank 81 Sons
Webster, Marsh d Co, Locke, Marsh s. Co., Thos
w. ClAEett, George Williams, Jr.. Mary .. Wilii.
ans, john Philips:
YOU and each Of You, are hereby notified that there
is now on nle in the oc< OF The Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, petition 81
Q. q. Hale, claiming ofyou, A ii. Heasip and II. r.
heaslp, the sum Of Ten Hundred and Highly six
5sloO Dollars, With 10 per cent interest per annam
from November LIST, A b. 1869, ~ money due ON two
promissory notes made by you TO George Denis on
secured by = Mortgage made by you 10 aaid George
Denison and since assigned to said o. c, Hale dated
May list 1851 also claiming against each of you the
foreclosure Of said Mortgage, the being upon the
Esstsrly twsny 1901 feet OF Lot No ten IiUl and the
whole OF Lot No, eleven III In Block hundr ed
li0a In the city OF Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa and
further asking for sale Of said promises and general
relief.
And unless You appear aud answer said petition on
or before noon OF the second day OF the
said Court, to commence Al Keokuk the lst Mon
day of February A. D., 1863 default will be enter
against you and judgment rendered thereon prayed
for In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
cecy1-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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neve6-d4w
NOTICE.

To John Stnnnus, Haynes W Rankin assignee OF
Patrick Walsh, Many FraBklits, .xoeutfia ~ the
estate OF Nonh Franklin, deceased. A e H.bce VIM
Steele, assignee OF VIM Il k l. Rusidiek, sassh ktan-
nus, assignee of John Galloway, James III Billings
James Lee, John Durkee, b " Durkee, JoD,i
Boyd, Gottlieb Hunsaker, X Reynolds, ChrIalan
CARRIER. Daniel Wellihan
You are hereby notned that there 10 now on file In
the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee Cou
", Iowa, ut keokuk, petition OF Geo. q. Anderson,
claiming you, the said John Stannus and s. Hayn0s
Seven Hundred Dollars money due ON three prom IL.
say notes. and claiming all of you the OF
mortgage given 10 secure said notes, and evnvcyi
part Of Lot III, Block 3d. in the city Of keokuk Lee
County, Iowa, In which you have claim have sc
interest.
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon OF the second VI the next said Court
TO commence on the drst Monday OF February, 1861
judgment and decree VIII be rendered thereon by de-
fault. BARKIN 4 hcCRARY,
dec2-d4w Attorneys for plaintlf
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

To J. H. Barker executor of estate of A, G. Hsrper
deceAsed, L. n. Sioanaksr and - Sioanaker his
vile, Ohio Lie lnsul anee Company, G. A. Grubb:
Iou sre hereby notified that there IL now Gle In
tbs ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee coo
yIcwa, All sokuk apetition cffiiram barney ciaim-
ing OF YOU II. Barker ~ executor OF the estate Of
A. G. Harper, deceased, the OF Right Hu ndr ed
aud Fifty Dollars with 10 per cent interest per an
UNI, payable annually, ~ money due rtKage,
by linrpsr 10 Charles Mason and since Ign cd
TO hsran barney, dated eth day ofFebruary, 1856 !;
also claiming against all Of ysu the foreclosure Of
said mortgage the same being upon the south half
The north eaAl quarter VI Section nineecn Township
stxtysevcn, Range fve t5 west Lee county Iowa. for
the purchase money and further King for the sale
OF said premises and general relief.
And unless you appear aud answer said petition on
ar before noon OF the second day OF the
said Court, to commence at keokuk the frst on.
day Of February, A. ID. 1863, default will be entered
against you and judgment, rendered thereon pray ed
for IN petition. HNOBIE Srk0NG,
dec.-d&w Attorneysfor Plaintiff
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To John stannna, HAYNES, J w Rankin, assignee Of
Patrick Walsh Nancy Franklin, eAecutrix III III.
estate OF Noah Franklin, decreased, L His bee M
steele assignee 81 " m L. Rua,,tcA sarah sts, :.
nus, assignee OF John Gsiio~sy, JsnesaM billing.
James Lee, John Durktr, Il Durk-e John
Soyd, Getllleo hans.ker, X Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER, Daniel Weiiihan:
Your are hereby notihca that there IL on Ole in
the oee u tbs Clerk Of the District Court Lee Coun
Y, lows, ~ kcokuk, petition OF Geo, T., Anderson
claiming OF you, the said John Siannus snd Haynes
ths sum OF Seven Hundred Doiisu ~ money due ON
tnes notes. and claiming of all OF y0u the
and conveying part OF Lot H. Block a. the city Of
Aeokuk, Lee county, Iowa, In which you have or
claim 70 have some Interest
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon ofthe second day OF he said Court 10
commence on ths st Monday Of Febr uary, t663 judg
ment and decree VIII be render ed thereon by
RANKIN n McCRAKY,
deca-d4w Attorneys for Platntin.
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To John Stsnnus, s Hsy mes, W Rankin assignee a.
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin. exscutrlx or The
estate of Noah Franklin, deceased, A G Hisbee WIN
Steele, arsiguee ofWm L Ruddick, Sarah Stan
nus, assignee Of John Galloway, janice billings
James Lee, John Darkee, u Y Dnrkee John
Boyd, NJ Reynolds, Christian CARRIER, DAME,
Nsliihnn, Jeremiah Brown. 9ottlieb Hunssker:
fon are hereby notified thai there In oil als In
the oHicc of the Clerk OF the District Court of Lee
county, Iowa. al keokuk petition Of Geo Ander.
son claiming Of you, the said John stannus and s.
Haynes the sum Of Seven Hundred Dollars ~ money
due on three prcmssaxy NOES and Claiming OF eli Of
yon the foreclosure Of mortgage given 70 sale
notes aid conveying portion Of Lot In Block o. iy
the city Of keokuk, Lee county lows, In which res
estate You have or claim 70 have some interest.
And unless YOU sppesr thereto and defend befce
noon OF the second day Of tho next term of ssh
Court commencing on The nrst Monday Of Februas
1853 Judgment aud decree will be rendered thereCr
according to the prayer Of said petition.
RANKIN l. AcCRARY
dec2-d4v Attorneys for PlalnuG