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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01

W AspeciAl tn the Appeal states that the iron
clad Chillecoihe fought the batteries at Greenw0I
al day. She pas stuck sixty four times. One sho'
entered portfolio, killing four and wnniing 'lXieen.
The tra sports, it i sta'ed. were badly dsmSged b.
the trees aud snag4 10 going through the Pass.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01

MOVEMENT ron rHg lNPEACHuENT oF IfScoIv.-
The -pecal Washington corr espo dent oftle Chicago
Times le rms from q distinguished genllemlq iron
New York, that n NOV meut is ON foot In tht cit.
oking D. the mpea hmcnt Il Lincoln the opcninr
of the next Congress ~ provided 10y the COnsiui, H.
The movement originated with the most eminent Com
,tntiuAl lawyers Of the country, including two from
III. " est. lie says every intelligent man mu.t b.
aware tFat the crimes OF the Executive and his uah
NV IN conduct The VII rs OF tie nation even IN tipe
peace have furnished ample ground for his lmpoarh
meut and every true patriot will ejuice IN learn that
he /, 20 be brought 10 parchment The ir,t draft Of
the articles of Impeachment are already drawn ul II
rmbr ces charges which. it proved against Queen
Victoria, would bring her TO the untm ly end oi
Charles T. English people would MT have endured
the ou,ragrs on { cir rights 10 Rb ch American pcope
have patiently submitted. No 1ngish King would
have dared violate the English Constitution ~ tie
Pres dent has violated the Constitution of lhe United
States
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az The Memphi. Bulletin says the pe 'ne along
the nne Of rillrOsd between JaGs sJu. Tennessee
Columbus Kentucky, ave max ny arrangements l.
tu1 raih oaf between th sa two points. They pro
se to give bond and security fjr the ilroad stock
committed to them snd ~ every town along the lie
md every ciiiz4n won'd Interested in keeping
open it Is Lelieyed that IL be successfully u.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01
In Chan eIy at HarrisOn, Tennessee

RoBT. CANNoN, vs.J. G, RusToN AID orupIs
I Wll.l,un The lSlh day OF April 1868 at MY tfitc
/ in Harrison, take and state an account OF iht
matters re'er ed to NE 10y said court ~ neC'mlet
term 1867 when and where tue parties are questeG
to have rlien pruut Il. G.. JONES
ma. 2G-4t CikS NJ
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01

an We learn by the New York papers That ne
Yankee G. yernment has AWARDED tn Udpirho Wolfe
a contract tor seveI thllslli cases o. his "Puie
BOu bnn Whiskey' anr fvs thousand ca'es Of l. :
Celebrated S1hedam Aromatic Sc"BApps,' Tor tie
use ni the nuspitals.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01

MFxIGo--lt il evident that the French ffhy in
Mexiro Is In bad Tx M its commander, fi0m ht,
movement on Pu ba, call, for more men Their
prospects look exceedlully gloomy Tuey get no
supplies from the country and are surrounded by an
enemy apparently deierniItd who are w4trhur
every opportunity u take advantage o them The
Mex can gu,rilas are ever on the alert 10 la.ru
pry ldier they catch struggling from camp
The French communications uave been repeatedly
cnt olf by Mexican cavalry. and only be re-ssinb
Iished by strong French & rds, posted a along IN,
rout; Ia this way the gu "1as, who are in strong
frcc on the line j commlnij jdtnn, laas the French
upceasincy The Mexicaus are exulttnt OVER suc
ce~ses already achieved With from eighty tn on
hund ed lhosaud men in the field agdin,l the fifteen
Thousand Of the INV der. the confessed dtpiti'y be
tween the Mexican Socrr aud the Fltnth is mad,
dangerously light lOr the atter.-hemrhis peal.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01
Do MERLHANIA q sUILLKs.

TUaI received and ior sAe low
40 Kegs Soda,
$50 lhs udipo.
1000" Grtpu Paints
100 Yellow Paints,
5000 Neuouau Rod.
Together with One ussortments of pmg- a. n,o
Slun, N q. KRAMER,
Whle-alr ~ keuil nmppiN,
Whitehall So, one door hum >llohe ~, ugu OF
ur Golden Mortar Atlanta ia
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01

The following address to the people Of Ala
bama, by the able aud patriotic delegation il
Congress from that State, commeuds uselt will
equal lorce to the people of all the States
Every farmer aud planter in the laud should
consider it au individual appeal to his patriot
SIN aud humanity;
TO THE PtOpLE OF ALABAMA.
The undersigned, your Senators and Repre-.
ocnalives in Congress, desire 10 call yoll5 at.
tenlon 10 subject tlNY deem Of vital lmpor
tame. The raising NE present year Of the
'argest possible quantity OF provisions, and
the raising OF pork, beet aud mutton for the
supply Of the army and support of the peOp e.
have become manltestly the duty OF every
citizen. The enemy have possession of some
portions oil our country well adapted to raising
provisions. IL other portions when in the
possession Of the enemy, they have damaged
farms. houses and fences, pIundered and ap
propriated took, aud destroyed farming i'm.
plcmeutS, under a hope thar il they conld NOT
conquer us by arms they could subiugats us
with The aid of starvation 1t behouyes us
therefore, 30 TO provide as to satisfy our enc.
mics they are not TO have the aid of shorl
crops, aud consequent want and suffering in
their wicked attempts to suhjugate, rob and
punder US. We have the soil and the labor
fprOperly used TO raise provisions and sun
plies in abundance We urge you and each OF
you in the present state OF affairs, to devote
the soil and the labor at your Command to the
planting and cultivation OF provision crops
such as corn, peas, potatoes, aud vegetables
OF all kinds; aud that you raise pork and beef
80 hat our gallant army may be literally fed
The people have abundance, and our servants
be saved from wan aud suffering such az has
beer the fate OF those who lave fallen int the
hauds oi the enemy, left to decay starvation
and neglect
Every cultivaor Of the soil is deeply inter
esled in expelhug from our lines The invaders
OF our homes, aud this can only be done by
raising supplies sulficienr tor the liberal SUP
port OF all Our true policy is to cultivate no
cotton except 10 small extent for ONE con
sumption, d d devote the labor of the country
TO The raising OF provisions.
We can venture to pledge you TO such course
OF cultivation as the necessities Of the country
demand. and earnestly hope the people of all
the Confederate States will follow your exam.
pie c G. CLAY. Jr.,
W. l.. IANcEY,
f. S. Lyon,
J. L. NJ CURRY
JoHN RAILS
r. 5 DARAS,
j. L. PuGu,
DAVID ULoPToN,
lHos. j. FosTEB,
w. il SMITH,
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TAKEN up
CIRCULAR.
OfrlCR OF UOuMANDANr ~ q

OFFICE or CONMANDANT ~ CuNsCWPTs,
.t ,,.t Knoxville March lG lsG3t {
Officers commanding Ircu1iIg detachn ens in
this state, hereby orderd tu seud IN therveekly
run, 10 this Office promptly. Any ohi,els nilug
10 mahp such returns, will be- Immediately mpstrd,
and chpgeS will be preferred against them for diiu-
bpIipuCe Ot uidts
By order Of II. col Ed. BLAKE,
Commaudant ol Con,cripts
T. S. WEBB d.. (nurlH lml
Tennessee palers copy one week ana sead Ul tn
Col Blake.
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Prope..tY of DC dead. ,

A NY person having IN possession or knowing tie
~ where bouts ,Oi Lieut.. tul SurkfioTtS
Trunk. viii pleise report tito D. P. SLACK elnid
Fayetteville, Tennessee, or to II. y. Sim'. thdttA-
nooea. rmal2O.2w'l p.
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NUMBER 2O3


A SD Surgeons ol iuspitil- please notbe NV aon
"A NW, u,nry Hughes, % lld ui ~. iit irul-yillo,
Kentucky url went tr fnuktut iu Srptvmb inst,
90 rr.ruI.t ~ tnr tuir lrte army since which time
] hove heard nothing a. hIm llc lH duuttrss, b, the
Amy somewhere, unless un hr % eu KILLED n hattlr.
1r las uu luln M hospital | cIUd never lun
what regiment Dec uud ANY he Il 0l miue, or
u.Uvr pralu. WHO can rivr mr iuIlmhtlnn oi tht
hoy, Nll do we gteh kudur.s, uulrrl eve the auX-
Iuty 900 40 rll lui muthr" uud sisters, 10y winiuy 10
Iuv vuuvuluWu hm. bui durcliug O. ihuggdd IA
JAS. h HUGHES, Assist Surgeon,
maI2G-lu,f HuFgs Hospital
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nIssnLu1HnN


1NHE iun Of DUMMY 4 Rohnson Of Memphis Teun.
i Is TINS day dissnl'cr by mutual conreui; An
tisons having claims again -aid firm viii rlcsent
'hrsme ~ ". T. Qulnhy, who s alone authorized to
luy, aud oil PERSON. who are indebted to spid Hlm.
win ut5hr ,1ltrrdin'c payment tu suid eflfh, W.
hhs been authorized ~ settle sad films hu.mcs9
MA R6SHYSoN Gen1 parucn
JAS. s. CLAGHORN, Special partner
FtoUah, Ga Jan. a. ltG3 rt-llR Rae
nEApQuAmErs Vol. AM toNscrrr RvRAu }
ANN q TrNNrfstE
Suhdepaltment ChHttahuAgi March II, '63. y
IIANlNG been assigned 10 dUt, a. IN post by Gen.
/ PiluW Nll uAicels acting under orders lrcm the
Vol and Cunsclpt lulrau Army ul Tennessee, IN lhis
sub department. are hereby ord, red 10 report to these
Headquarters imm, diitey np.rs n, ~ by ter Tor
instructions. All druiICd m,u nom the Army OF
Tetl essrt IN tlis sub-dtpa,lm'ni will lcpOr. aud
show by whose authority they " been detailed.
BY command Cot NJ. NAGENNtY J
Capt. =. Il. BiVEwtR, 90 umd'g ll,hdpZvuus..
marlS I'm. Adt
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MEnICAL PcRvGYt>G DfrDr, No j.l
Atlanta, Gr,, March 20, 1868
I ADlES you NAV render essvutal service Ia The
~ COulrdrracy at jhS time ~ interesting your
-eNes IA he cultivation oi the Garden Ppppy ! re-
,pectuly request mat you al 'the Medical D"far M M
by pahllug sna corner ut your gudrus wlIh III.
I'd, %, the plant, or seud 10 M any quantity ol lh n
you can prcuIe, Int uual II on the culture Ut thl
Poppy AID collection ui the luce from 1t, capsules
wlll be cheerhly aiur ed by
Your Uutdl S,ryt
GEURiES BLACKIE,
mares 3w Surgeon a. Nedictl Purvejor G.. 5. A.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01

Valuable Chalianocga hOperty for sale
| OFFER for sae ihe place where lIe,i e. IN Chatta-
! hooga, and nteer acr,s Of aud within b. turpu.
rate limits Of tire town and other valuable city prnp-
etty. The home place insists tfsix acres wei i'm
proved, fac, Lever failing water cfci fruit Sc
mailBtt JOHN l., HOPKINS.
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SlCO REWARD.

! EFT ny premises In October last, NY negro man
u Fave. painter by uaie copper cOtIed about
5 leet I iut hes hRn. Weighs aboutd50 b- and tee
spoken. Iteliaye lie is lurking Hhou tie suburbs ul
Atlantis, vuhIBy the alb We i,ward ioi Iis tei tsr,
10 me- IN Atlanta cuuhuepes ~ me SAT- idil
ma 21,im n y GAhUNFP
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TO the Pubic.

TO the Pubic.
MEDICAL pUhyalLG Drr,T No 81
Atlanta, ga, MaJch p. 1868
DOTlLES and walls ot all kind, purchased Al hIs
ID D,pot An donations how, yer small. VIII he
gratefully received. lnere ne naDiy bottles lying
about IDLY IN private HOUSES, whicn II -eut here ,ud
materially AID tie AID the working OF Tins department
aud bentut the sluk sO,Jiers.
GEORGE $. BLACKIE
.mar2a.aw Snrgeon 4 Mell.a PmyeNnr. Z. 5. A
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01
"SOMETHING NEM. !"

"SOMETHING NEW"
100 Bush Herd grass seed SOW from Feb. to J
so " Orchard " -
5000 spanish Negars,
Is gr,s best quality, Lurior Matches
rs Boxes choice rmly lin 20b Il xes
200 Sacks nrvuud Peas tor sale Tor cash. bv
mal3,lmF JOHN l.. NJ. FRENCH.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-01

A BOY 10 cook for mess OF or5. For iuornUti
\ apply 10 Sergeant Griffin Co &C. Capt r.
BAIT. y ;. lmm29:iNfl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-25


No MoRE CALoMsI IN rHE ANY
SurYesD- General Hsnmend sh,s dstss.
mined 70 abolish The sAs of oalousl spd
tartar ene,ic in the army. it having
proven impossible. ip any other manner.
TO properly restrict the nse Of thssApower
full ,gsnts, and 1t is therefore directed
that they .ks striskeur fsog abe supply
table. soa that no farther rrquisitions for
these medicines be approved BY Medical
Directors. In circular on this subject,
juAt issued FROM the Medical Department,
70 surgeons in charge Of hospitals and
on dss in the 6aids tbs swgsoa Aisnsnl
remarks; 6 No doutt eat fIist that more
harm has resulted from the misuse Of
bolh thsss sgsnts. ia The treatment o.
disease. thap benefit from their props
administration"
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

70 ksth w,riss, Gse " v,iss, John r Hotnish, /
Dsimpson, u Lay, Jeremiah Day La, Ii
Lowe, A truman, Geo w 1as lor. - & Parrs,i 4 Co,
hamr blacs, ! phisnsy, Nara Potter, Cam
bell aud william Miller, sxteator Of jacob Milier.
avcesssd. Y b smith n rs Nc AsAnas. v N : n
'Reddtck AiehssI krify his. NJ ely, knde Alr-
phy, - 6srso,tsSas ~ nsd tasrsws, Mary few-ns.
JShn W kAakin, executor II Ii. III. kyaps, iAanes
GSrdos, W n ksd1iss, Dsoh " 0cdwssd AID Aen-
dai Hove d Co., bsASdsApt 4 ~ as 3
You, each you, ale ksrsby nos.nsd hat thrr
isasw sn als AM he o1s ~ ~ OstA % The Dasaset
Ooaftin = fof Lee County, lows, ~ kseAuk, pe-
tilAbn o. Hiram nArsey cs~tatae jsAtgasvnt
Closure oil Mortgage 1xain "A .pAuih ,rca above
uamed lot tbs SUM OF ftfiesA Hundred DsiA.s With
lon vss iss1st rrom fas 4, day efJsis 1850,
~sd special and xsssr.l eAscution asAinss hah ~
rick sud - asanM ~ ssld ssssnfas,s sbovs n4ncd,
piAy Ass ior NE fsyysspsue Mort gage Etvsa b.
- a HUN yrich 70 cnAl AA..n upe The wess
wsse - Ne . w ~ u ssaoh ~ IN owns
lSil noatn s~ags taI wssl ~ Aee Isaa " tSvu shs
sssr OF sAfd preeises to pay On s~,d debt,
szuhE uissssst u al tAaisy ~ ssdsap therein
lof tosts sBd general rsiief. Mn!fs f.aAf@t1 @s
Ana nness you APPS ~ and 1nswsv said petition on
bsfore VI shc sseond day Of the o
said Gearsx ctnmssrasg y ksAsk the nsss Monday
ssptrmbcr A D., tp63, Judgment a-d assess
~iil " had tnsrsas ~ psaysa lss " sesauit.
u. bGoTi HOWELL.
msy<-d<s fz0 ksts usy Tor rAintiH.
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III people here talk treason they viii be
scot ssrsss the hses. II they commits
treason they will get the lines around
their necks.
Irish potatoes are scihng At Jackson,
Mas, Tor thirty dollars . bushsi bot sss
paid for Il, stuff no. worth ten dollars .
kushel. n'a
A dsserter from Bragg army says in,
= letter that even the officers have NOT
chairs to sit in. Then let them sit on
s.ods-ths STOOLS of sepsD4aee.
The Chattanooga Rebel says that the
number of lovely ladies in the South Was
never greater thap il 10 now. Theremay
be gins enough down here, but they
have nothing but pork sat. So the reb-
ell fare is now what the Yankee fare used
to be said to be, pork aad 'lassss."
Our Government Ieuiency has incrsas-
Cd the viralencc of the rebel sympathi.
sts1 te1sN k. Psrhsps iis levsrisy &i1
Afh theft Affections.
Gen. Price is at Little Rock, and they
say hs il shout - advance tovsy1 Mtpu
ri We yhodld tfiint tie rsbsls would
object 10 IA advance Of prices.
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InRIGINAL NOTICE.

~ samuel bdnlap, " otley. Sarah C Fox, Fex,
Mao y sshsais, " s,lnpson and Assgrvs Tar
belt Defendants.
the Office Of the Gleak of the District Copu Lee
soun,y iowa. AZ ksokuk petition IN equity b, John
tap md J. w oty Tor lAss sn oi Fpnr hundred
i.rs upen yeur no,s ssa AsS praying Tor NE role-
elosureoiA AsItsAss ptsn asa sAe Lots liII and
li2l IN Block t6I AssoG Upper Addition 70 Ilr tly
VI ksoSak Lss u1sDtys Iowa sscastat sssa sosv sad
Tor general relief, sss as5as
By NOVA ~ the sucVnds Day VI the torn Id
Court, to be held al keokuk ON the Hsst kshasy Of
sees ebcr, A. 1883 Or tsdxnent wiiIps had ghsseen
| b. default. f+l@.. ffsIY II. h&OtI NON klA4
may4-dAw Plninktd = AttsFnry.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE. ;.

10 noAs.4 sAspssu Enszbsth sihpsoo, Gro Clark,
Sen stspheus0 - fhEadas, Conv ssSeyfaraisx = &c,
John Edxar, George g Anderson, Absptl Jshn
Mag, RAnkin Miller. Michsel Rnsheyl virEil
Sullivan, Caiharine weichuitn, Edward welchmAn,
AbIsr Reeves Nancy 8 oseasA Lesss BsssAs "a I,
SAMUEL Bush, James Lemon Bee JohcsteA. ~
HGravrs, Ben john ston. for the use Of William I'd
yards, Msrk Hamiitop, willism kfwards;
You and each ~ ySt3 Nss h~seSy xotned that there
Is sow % AZ In sAsoce Of the Clerk Of the District
Couh OF Lee County ,Ipya, 81 sckpt, a,pest9n q
Hiram Barney. claiming u you. kpo.n Sampson tne
sum Of Twenty eight Hundred 6aA Seventy sight
-lQQ noilsrk. ekA 10 per eeAi lnsasaak - AAsso,
No1 VA I. tSss. payable annuity, = mossy due %
rSsa RH Mi R.Isss $ssS A;ss AZ s;s.. 81.
Is. . :, ~; e, ns:' 10: :ssi IL
sas - ssss. -. ssals. Y
81 emissS ara aeaefal sstip - psSytse - ~ ~
o,s & ia .s.s.s :sa psssies .
q bssess rsoa sfshs SseerA dav q the oeu !ssn q
~ csass ssAdnesseessKs ~ essts - nsrepl
Il 8spssa bes, D ies3. dafaalt VIII - sesers
NonLsaas ssnonUs saas
naysl-Alw Atassasgs ~ gsalathG.
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RAr-~r Rrn,ns> mr. N x,ynu

~ - II
A FArsxs Rsscpn ms 'DxuoHrxs
FROM THE CLUTCHES OF 4 RxBsL EXILE
--Exc1rIxo CHASE An exciting scene
Wa witnessed AN Chsryy strsstyet1hc -
idSscD Of NJ. Bach ansn. yeetes@ 3 49,
dqetvibehN ~ Rosl sOfhea. i0AAia2
serves " be recorded. Mr.. Buchanan,
most malignant traitor, received his walk
ing papers from the military authorities
recently, and ~as preparngto go South
Yesterday, at the time OF the "scene"
above referred to The last Of The Pan
atesAhad been safely slowed away ia the
vehicle, aud among other chattles of the
rebelllous .PAngioss" was . very likely
young som6n,s about 10 years IT age.
whose complexion. like that Of one OF
Portias suitors, was "the shadowy livery
Of the bars he'd sunsv The glsl ~ sa1iy
prspssisg 70 leave with fsef' owner
No friend was near To feScue her from
the clutches OF one who had bssu deem.
ed so faithlsss 70 hia country that b wa
10 be n PEELED from the society Of the 10y
al. Who could tell what horrible fate
awaited her in the sIave-pen--in the rice
swamps-Fips the cs,tOp- fsld, spsdsS khe
meXless IN 81 Z brutal ovearseer =
just ~ the wagon wac Ahopt to start, an
old African, her father, approached with
hearl Al sad. no doubt - Virginius,
whoa W approached The Tribunal, Of Ap.
pius CIaudius, to take IN eternal farewell
o. sAs daughter YirSinis, HsnMiii
vifh emotion. he hanged permission Ia
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NOTICE.

~ franklin Harshmsn, Eienor Tweedy. Anersw
I~srdy, Haaaon q Ca Synaable = smsth, De-
fendAnls;
You AID each of you hereby notified that there
IA now nie In the CLERKS oee " Tho pisrie LoaIt
ofslAss cohLty, iSws, ~ Ke1k uk, pstltiea and
AMENDED petition OF hiram barney claiming jrdg.
n1ent against you Frsntiin Harahmsn ssBd Eienor
1weedy for the sun efTAfes fhousAnd Dollars,
against all The above named defendants ctaiu.ing the
foreclosure Of horigasa axAs- by -ssid F,snklis
harshinan and kest edy w Ohss and aimee
assigned to said Hiram Barney, being upon The
uKr writ Or rV EUIyl we&l quar,e IN Ut 6ec1eM
Ixshts shree, FIST info~i nip t6b north raGse des
t3l west IN Lee JsaLty, i9na; .lsy praying far The
isnment OF the equity Of redempuon and for general
Isiiei with costs
And unless yua appear aAA answer sAtd petition
br before vi lbs second day Of the Of
paid Court commence al heokuk on the Isl Monday
pf Segg esahEs a ID. ikSa, uonAeqs al ~ kAa 81
aeisuit. h. SCOTT HOW LL,
may]-dAw Attorney for Plaintiff
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rnayi2-d4v
lRfGINAL NOTICE.

10 Hornish, .slsmy Hiue servilus Black, Thos
Butler, u, orge Wells
on are hereby noitAsa that there Ia now ae ia
the ece oil the Clerk OF tho Dsrc Court of Lee Loun
", Iowa, at Keokak, petition of charles karsner,
elsimiAg ef1oa thasxid - ~ Hers~h M erSy thfOs
HaodsAA Aaa sireSsA reesAaaisr, aaG ~ ~ SAINT n =
tefest from April 9Th 1863. upon ptopIs sorY note,
ssf tsafafst AKaitsf III vf yvn thH cicsnfs OF
hprtsage upon tie South east quaffsf OF Section ie,
19suship Us Range G, vest, Lee County, Iowa, eas-
Quilted by said boruish, II. W hornisn to said
hole, and praying Tor rhe appointment Of Receiver
10 charge of said premises and geners relief
And unlyss You appear aud aus~ertsid petition on
or beforv pf The second DAY II the sezs Term, Of
said Court, 10 be begun the arst Monday of Sep
.mber 1859, default will BE- catered aaAnsi you and
1adgn win be rendered. ssssssn prsysd for ia
ead pesit,oa, EObkk q Slk0N8,
may 2-d\w PiaintiR's Attorneys.
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.l3NWW y ~ - a..
GHThs potorious John Aitchsll NOW
n KitbHd6d, y talked d fur - fikA4ier
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~ About { hnOdrsd 81 che Goth N.
7. two years regiment, who refused ~
cfost The happ4H anSock 70 ths lAts H.
nck d Freds1icksburg, Oh the pIci thar
t66if term Of enlistment had expired,
were court nartiaied, and sentsnced ~
their division commander, Gen. Howe, to
hard labor during the war, WITH forfeit
urc VI oil money due them by the Gov
eminent.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

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To assnAs Dstss. Amanda Mates psS,r Dfpo~,sr
Arthur Wsleo4t, Clara wslcctt pervin wells
Adwarh Cole, George Bartlett 4 Co. Queen Cty
yarnfsh Company G~c tssvsssmss klihs Turner,
Newsome, Geo n Gill, Price, Ferris T. Go, Geo
kichnrdscn, William Leighton, Trustee u Arthur
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You are hrreb, settled that there il nov on lie In
We oee OF tho CLERK 81 the District 81 Lee eoun
Iowa, NJ ksokuk. In Anik nsndAne .Asrsan Asren
rsfet v: Fowler 10 Surviving Trustee OF kiisaheth
rowicr Plaintiff and you, except tho said Fas Ter
aN detcndants. answer ard eIosa bill Bs witlisH
lAfhton uss.sr undcr sDsed OF Tfusi esscutsd 81
tha satd Aftkur walcott and Clark b. wuieou 70 Ad
Leighton a. trustee upon Tho Norm westerly side on
nai OF Lot four In Block ~ epty nine 10 the lily Of
kak, Lee county, lows, aBd other Raj Estate TO
secure eersin bonds executed by the ssid Auha AL
cow claiming OF you the said Arthur Wstcot, Tven-
v-sknt hoaAsa Dolsrs nosss d8e On ~ De- q
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eesn.s all 81 50u The fore ksure the said Deed
rust Arc exssated to ss tetghssn - sfose11t aEa
other refisf.
Ana unless yea appear and ans or said peution on
Or before aeon Of the ssoDnd day OF ths aeki term
sara Court, to commenesat Keok uk on the lat Mon
dAy cfSepiember D., 1862 adefsult will be en- tered
aesinst you and Judgment pray ed
for 10 said petition.
NOBLE d STRONG,
Insyis-daw Attorney FOR Lelshton.
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