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The funeral Of CD. Barney, of the 9th VI
Regiment WI, attended "Wednesday after
noon. in Swanton. Rev. D W Dayton oti-
Chatting. Col. Barney WIS struck bv mus
ket bali IN his hend, near the ear; the ball
was extracted. bat be died from tine wound
in few hours.
Lieut.. Wheeler. OF Co. \, Is, Vt Cavalry.
who wa, wounded in one OF the late battles.
i in Seminary Hospital at Georgetown, seri-
ou7ly wounded. \ hall passed through his
body, entering near the heart, private let
ter informs u; but be Is IN excellent rpirits
and l. Mt 10 =. considered in q dangerous
condition. Private Alter, Taylor, Of Lieut..
Whceler's company. was killed
Among the killed in CO. C. ri Vermont,
are Corporal Gibbs, of Westford, C. f. Day
of Jericho, and Frank Saltus Of Burlington.
Col Thomas. Of tie s.h Regiment. Wa in
5 .Albin, Monday. The reg uicut went into
clmpst Brattlct,ro. Wednesday
Rev. Mr. Gardner. oftbe Consrc.
Church Of Believe Fails. To-, received an
srpointmen, a- chaplain @, a cal,rcd rr.i-
m-ur, aud Nill soon leave for the p,-tol BE
official duties
\ citizen of Montpelier ns- returned an
come 20 tie aipouu, Of 81 .ooo Cor l,6r
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News of the War.

/ Secretary Stanton sends the following
" AsuiNGroN, May l6-ll.35 p. ".
10 Ma. G.1. Dir Our latest date-
from ''cn. GRnt'- headquarters are o. ye,-
f teriay morning az s5u- No operations o.
/ importance had occurred Our reinforce
m"ut- were arriving.
Nothing has been received from tIen. Bu,-
Ter since il- telegram Of saturday night. We
have intelligence from Re-act ~ 20 n
70 clock last night. oar lines had advanced
"" 'n' irii' two lines OF III enemy = earth
"'is- having h-ru - ru-i. N-1neusu i-
reported q -a'e destroyed 81 wagon tram.
caliuied = -Hn- ana tlrislel h.iay
T. " ,lAN ~
- u Wa
\ despstch received ny len haileck from
"e"' sherman, !, saw ''"' "' uad hgh' sun
Jay q. i''''''' u" N"i'l' We N'Ie Su''ts7iuI
1'' -"yn' zen. sherman siAs ne
hii h', na' 'inl' 10 NM out' 'll d7 near a.
'u. va "'''-, "''''' Aiiiei'
"'I'.l.i SUI liil--.''- rgIy'uinS wac pro-
7'- ','' ,''-a', il' iSi'''al la'
'' sue
Gcn Meade issued on Friday the following
address 20 the army
HEDQUASrERs AsNY oF rHF PoToNAc,
May l'.
Soldiers The M lmcut has arrived WrSn
your cImmandnS general feels authorized 10
'iei'ss Iou m terms 1i congratuatlon.
t'' ci-ht days ana nights almost without
inicFml.,l'u. 100 ram ana sunshine, You havc
'rtn calamity hIhtins de,F"rte foe IN po-
sitJus lturaily strong. and rendered douby
80 N cntFcnch'1cn.s-
l'i .''' conn 'ilg e, A.m % abandon his
il''iLciii'n7 Oh Tie h'pld'n, % reii-e. and
,' ~. tp,i i,r, -, .h .'-.,sS, ana
-, - ~ ecu
'''..,si' ,uu.ii'l- 10 All
';.,t ,S,,j - w. O',''' > 'iu
- -, ''''''i'''7 '"' gen
nyc's
-, i'.'..i, ''l''e' oil
g. - ",i' .''i c nchoIa-
''.'." ''A''N' Q, "'' lor thr
H.. - 49, ''''' '''H'''! 'o'
Sii;,,
- ~o'N u n,' over, Inc enc
~, iii'''S tn ~ luiS''D' anu IL PoTsl'ie' over
~ i.e couI"e' anu Iur''tule You have
IistSy'u Ie'u'rs pour commanding (, neral .
eo'iu''e''' 'Da' your future Efforts VIII result .
u" , Sr,SGges.
u We mourn 'le io'' OF many gallant
IN. o'l, a Io, ,,' ~ rsnelnper tnst the enemy
must ''a'e SUFFERED equal 1t not greater loss
". IN
- s''oIl soon receive endorsements,
- l'V Sluuo' Altc''
e' Us determine then' % continue vlgoro-
S rai5 '',T NcrA 20 wen begun, and, under
ou -, ee9I'ig III SNORT time the object Of
'ut iAD''s VIII - accom- plishei.
N''E"eul uhO. y. MEADE.
,o,r,, MAJ Gen. COmd'g.
IonehiI-7c- ILlIANs, y. \. 6.
On Saturday night Lees forces were be-
hevcd TO he in line OF hattie about three miles
beyond Spottsylvania C. H.. in south
westerly direction. His sharp-shooters were
within half mile. south Of the town. which
Is level ground.
zen. Grant will bring 10 hear in the next
attack. superior forces on all sides. Fresh
troops are arriving
Lee has his forces massed. and will give n.
~; a.'ul'lg To- statements Oh prisoners cap
Nitboit rho r. "" -. 'H'''nS' ana
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Col. RANDALLs SrEEcH.

Col. F. V. Randall, who entered the hall NJ
the close Of Mr.. Nicholson's remarks, was calld
for and made some excellent remarks lie
warned his hearers agains: too sanguine antici
pltous Of a close of the War. Those two great
armies now opposed in Virginia, composed of
veterans, thoroughly disciplined and skilfully
handled, could neither Ct them be used up or
bagged in any battle. He believed they would
fight as long as thousand men could be mar
shalled in line, and that almost every square
mile of the way to Richmond must yet be stained
with blood, and we must reach it with two men
70 me enemy's one, or ts,-do~nfail could not be
seoompli shed. There Was yet something to be
done be>ile speaking. lie believed that within
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-20

The Burlington Free Press nomnates George
F. Edmuuds OF Burlington for senator from the
third d strict in place Of Senator Baxter
Springfield Republican 10th.
The FREE PREss has not nominated Sir.
Eimunds for Senator. We do MT choose
Senators by Districts in Vermont; and there
is no Senator Baxter that we know Of. With
these exceptions the Republicans item is
nearly correct.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-20

At the meeting Of the Total Abstinence
Society Monday evening Rev Mr. Worcester
made an address, showing that a certain pro-
portion Of all who used liquor became drunk
ard, and ar-uing that as a merely prudential
matter the principle Of Total Abstinence
should be adopted by all. and thereby each
insure himself against the dreadful evils en-
tailed by drunkncss If man is wise who
insures bis house against fire. surely he is
more wise who insures not only himself but
all around him, in SO far as his influence ex-
tends from a worse evil than fire. The speak
er's remarks were delivered in his own clear
logical style and were listened to with attcn-
ton. Rev. Dr.. Foster gave some incidents
of the habits Of society IN his younger days,
and iorcible illustration from actual occur
RANGES Of the deadly power of the habit of
drunkenness when once formed for the avoid
sncc OF which total abstinence is the only rem
cdy. The pledge Of the Society wac circu
lated for signature. after which the meeting
adjourned.
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OFFICERS

Tice, wOuuds1.
Sirih Regimeai-Lt Col Hile q, Serg. W.
J. Chesmore. wounded; Lieut.. Crane; Serg. o.
Stiles % killed; Corp. - Smell.
PBIvATEs.
Second Regimenf-Thomas Leer, A. T Patch,
B; John Htyltt. b, H. S. Mayfeld and 2. 5.
whitehall, H. Ryan and T. c. Bellows. @;
4. p. Potter, B Geo y Coli, G.; jos Tatro, X :
Matthias Devoid, {; H. II. Bushey. A; Edward
Watrass, H.; Thomas German, b; Francis Renan.
H. Daniel r Brown, John Buley and II. ".
Conroe. G.; :. q. TwIss, l. George II. knight,
WIN Mulhoiaud. E L. Phillips and CIV. Pierce,
c, Daniel Iaulry and J. S SPaulding, G. J 5.
Morgan, X; ". ". wilkins, q. P. Perkins and
J. C. Richardson, |; Michael Lee, G; S 5.
Hutchinson and c. Reed, +; \. Gravel, D; r..
W. Gray; Elkiu Fuller; J. Sturgeon; \. C..
Bradford, F; Gee B. Shaw, L; ". Lyn;h, c.
Third RegimesL-A. J. Locke; Merritt
Shonyo; J.. B. Cream, i; Cha's : Brown, G.;
:. G. Phillips, 4; John Noyes, I; L. 4. Stearns,
D; jos Shambo, I; r. Oleni, 6; William X.
Blan.harl and John Llmarst. F; H. Davis, & &,
f. d. 3 al and q u Page, n; L. Touryile, +;
G. W. tlIsg anil \ Darling, E; John Dunn
and Joseph Pashaw (ki'le) b: T.. D.ClArk. b.
W. Cobb, jam Buckley +. Shonyo, II. Burke,
r. Wbe,ls, W,r, Du,,tsr Jab1 G,tTord u "
C5H II n, 60 80 : =. ~ r.. III
Brown. B (killed).
F.,,,,5 P,.ir.,, -T,,,is C,ss. NJ ,I,clo,i.
{. b. Smith: Michael Lane. G. =. N. Cook, C.
T. Peek. T.. Henry Freeman, c; /. Cronan. X ,
Freeman Roswell. G; C.. II siiIoway and J. 4.
Wilson. G; W. Church and y. Ulysses, X; B.
- iloisinetou; y. b idgcr; e.. \. r .ch; J. Lclde
5 T. Dell. c Smell; a. $ Smell; Charles Bonn
bard, F. r. F. Williams, X E. }. Williams,
q; }. Preston; - ll.ekett.
FlGh Eegimsat-L. A. Underwood, |; 4. II
B'A,r' q. Taylor a Is searles' T. H. H. Ihom-
A. ~ Lewis ioun2i >. -. LYON Il j.. b tker, ;
d. G'r''n' d, L. S,-l'ls' I'D =, .tusiih' - wal
y = Ill K. As,ep,.fr A.. q z ,,,r5r.,
ham. X; Pat Waters. G; +. NJ. HI. X; John
Bcrwin. I; ". } Symous. a; }. L. lice. b; J..
T. Buker. /; W'm M',s and Noah DlAr, b.
Sir,b R,.;.,es, &C., Y F,rr 3. D,oiel
D,n,or,b. q \ C,,,,,;,,.s am, I,h,, "a, >.
n p.uI,r. u.Ii...J, rb..-,,. u,tg,-,,r =.
NJ. t1 -, n. i, I, W N. n
Rr.,,,s q. r. NJ C,,ll T.. = tl,rL K.
n n r,,,,h.r. I S,,t.1-.' n. W.
Ri flu-,. IN n,rl..t. u
r.i-.,,. n - : u,,,i.,. q - WI.
"a c.. W.. -, H.. ~. ".
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itl" egimtai-lienfy buessheri : orier-
WISE Il H. IA tunGer, A.
Seteaiseah Regiasat &c W. Reynolds. J. J.
Temple and Peter Deyinc. b; Gen. NJ Hunt, F.;
Joseph Lado-i4r. G.: G. VI. Bridge. q, II A.
Day. F: o. +. Garry. c: Charles Ltrnav. u;
:. J. Noul,on. G. John " Ssars snd Harrison
Payuor. b; l. T.l'otsou, g.
y { o. SL..,--. n r.
CO. &c - 1,I II Volunteers
hiALtp
Corp. 7. P G.hts, Nestnrd'
C. L Day, Jericho,
tiAis oA-'us' bufiil5'ohi
,IiT T. 'hisf' WIS. en's'
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TIE WEEKLY FREE PRESS.

Is published every Fr.diy morning, containing
the new, Of the work from all parts. interesting
Correspondence r,m the army, and local and
general intelligence.
TERMS.
Two nolLars per year. If paid absolutely in
alvtucc. : =. Single cop.cs five cents.
For rates of l,crt's.n-. &C, inquire at the
Fnre Press 0rricf, No. College St. Burling-
ton. VI.
GEO. W. & C. G. BENEDICT,
Editors & Proprictors
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muskets II was Vermont which took rebel
brigade prisoners Of war in the last charge Of
Lonystreet at Gettysburg Then they were on
the defensive. and it is Vermont again, IN the
offensive, cuts out q second brigade. Glorious
always aud forever
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The loss Of the Old Brigade.

The despatch from Governor Smith, be
low, with other important information. gives
the first distinct and Authentic cumming up
Of the losses, almost annhilau1n OF the First
Vermont brigade The figures are terrible
lar beyond all anticipation. But seren hun
drcd are left Of that noble brigade Of thirty
four hundred. -Four ffths, are killed wound
cd or prisoners, and the proportion of the
latter is undoubtedly quite small.
Especial Dispatch to the Free Press
WASHINGTON, Nay Il.
Eiitor, Of Free Pres:
have just returned from fredericksburg and
our wounded, securing for them all the care
possible though suffering badly. The Flrst
Brigade entered the field thirry-iour huudiol
aud ninety strong, and up 10 list Saturday lot
twen'y-seven hundred and ninety Our men
fought with most wonderful yalor and have
crowned themselves and the State with glory
am arranging to get the wounded to Yer
mont as rapidly as possible. No bodies can be
removed from the FIELD at present. Friends d.
string to visit the wounded can get passes BY
applying to Commissioner Holbrook send
an additional list of wounded aud killed
Signed, J. GREGORY SMITH.
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tisSt 'nNcgTs>i0NN pisrRirf S Ct-
-e"-..n Ut rne 1t Congressional District. 10
nominate MelH5 u Congress anu eject t,co
Delegates 10 the Baltimore Csnger ton. /.
cz,i!ei n meet at Rutland on the 25,h inst.
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lie Acknowledged with his warmcst thanks
sse unmgrtel partially with which the Con-
'cuton had surprised ard honorei Lin. lie
spoke the Kind iudul sence Of the Convention
2 his p.rfrmaucc Of the duties to which they
-nd called HIM. The work We were called tc-
-tbor to do, WAS simple and easy. It was for
= to pcif;rm it so As TO be worthy Of the early
ID lrt,r glory Of our commemorative as to
4 Ike assurance doubly sure that Vermont is
yal 10 L berry anu Union, one aud inseparable.
I'd equally true in support Of that Almin'strA-
On, whose hdy purpose 1t has been and is to
-sstiLl.sh the Union IS it ought To be. Up
ause.l
On mt on Of C. II o gelow, E-q., a. NJ.
VAIN If Bellows Falls. was chosen S,crttiry
/. the Con, ention, aud on motion Of G. W Ben
ct tbs temporary orsiu ton was made the
rrnanent organiz on Of the CONVENTION.
lou. A. p. Hunton Of Beth,l, mosed that the
invention Low prOccel to the Nomination Of
4 tie fl :ers, and nominated as candidate for
,vernor, Hon. Jouy GREGORY SMITH of St.
. bans, AMI Mr.. Smith was unanimously re-
minated, RIGA roee-
Mr. Il.t;hkiss of Fairfax, presented the name
=. lion. Paul IILLIX0IAM, as e candidate for
4lect Oh to the L cut. Governorship. and Mr.
bingham was unanimously dominated.
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Our Vermont Wounded.

We arc indebted to Maj. E. d. Reding-
ton, Capt. J. NJ. Thatcher and W. S. Fetch
or, for lists of casualties in the Vermont Reg
iments. from which, and from other sources.
We compile the following additional names.
A party of ten Vermonters left Washington
on Wednesday, for the front, to help look
after our Vermont boys.
OFFICERS.
Second r gimeBt-Lieuts. Bailey, Cornell =,
Clark, Brown; Corp. A. C. Humphrey.
Third Regimeat-Col. Seaver; 1t. Col. Pin
gree, slightly; Capt Beattie; Leuts. OsgOod,
Rainfall, Siwyor; Sergis. J. L. Flood and 9. S.
Blood tkilled); Color Serg. Rattory, G (killed).
Fourth Rcgirpeaf-Li,uts. Tracy, Scott,
Marston; also Ellsworth (before reported killed).
Fgf1h Regimeaf-Capt Smith, killed; Capt
Tice, wOuudsl.
Sirih Regimeai-Lt. Col Hile q, Serg W.
J. Chesmore. wounded; Lieut.. Crane; Serg o.
Stiles % killed; Corp. - Smell.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-20

To Ell il Gen. Hancock was or,i,tcd 70
move 20 the left under cover OF the night
He was in the proper ?, sition before day
light, and at bali past o clock advanced Z,
attack the enemy in his front consisting 81
part Of Eweli-' corT-. H. t-ts tieir Lv
surprise and gave chem NJ tiis- ., form. hai
charged upon and b,-goui their free ,.gi
second lines u brea-twurs-, euVelopine uai
capturing Il whole rebel division composed
OF 1000 Iaen with IT, commander MAJ Gen.
Geo. johnson. Brig zen. Gev. L. stewart
and Brig. ecu johnson with - piece OBJ.
artillery.
About two hours later the 6ta r5ris
nio'sd % tiie attack carrying al-o thr a.
eny ii"e in gallant -tvl- and capturing
1900 meu auI iu more guns At a13u-
half past Ten the ifl c,rp- made d siniilt-
attempt 0n -cv -u-uy'- righ-, hut failed o.
carry JhC re1-i ifeasirur.- 10j was CON.
PEELED 10 fail back after meeting win ys-.
heavy lps>es. After the rrpulsc OF che SRI
corps there wss a iull Of about An hour ana
q half. but At this moment. half an hour g.
ter our forces are again moving % che attack
and a most violent artillery and mussetfy
firing is again raging along the line.
With the advantages gained by the ID sut
9th corps final md decisive success T. nos,
sure
n nj sivance trn. llancics pushed bic
line forward ov.r mile ". hay. Now q
total ~ 1900 prisoner.
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The Convention then 'aldio1r6cd to N. NJ.
AFTERNOON.

The Convention assembled and the committees
not being ready to rfport, speeches were called FIR
Mr. Nicholson Of Wallingfcrd was called up az d
sfose Of the nx'ety felt by all at the present
stage Of the great struggle; of his faith in the
d recting hand of Providence. and Of the brave,
~ OF our solliers.
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The State Convention.

The Union State Convention Of Vermont met
y the Town Hill in Burlington, pursuant to
he call Of the State Committee, Tuesday morn
ng Mt half past ten O'Clock. Hon. J. W. STEW
ri, Chairman of the Committee, called the
'onvcnt On to order and nominated for tempo
ary President Of the Convention, Hon. C. W.
iEANurY Of NTgenncs. Mr.. Grlndey was
uly chosen, and on taking the chair, said
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COMMITTEE on NOMINATIONS.

.7fiiso1 Cc.-James NJ Slale, Edward
Seq mour, David turgu-on, Bella liuNe. b.
Bennington 20 A. L. Miner, Ira Co:hrane,
DID,. l. {. Cock, +. y 5. Morgan.
ChuteadeA CO.. D. NJ isou, D. H. Onion,
J. +. Miles, l. b. Patt. Russell : Taft, Peter
+ Peise.
Esse- COD. II. Beaite, Geo " Dale
FraHkiii Co.'S. 2. Carpenter, r. j. SAKE,
R. R Sherman, VIM. II. Blake, Geo. ". Robin
son, Ira W. Clark.
Grand lie Co.-Ira Hi, II. II. Reynolds.
LamoiIe CO.-Geo. wilkins, Stephen Dow
Orange COB. W. Bartholomew, +. B. Sal
isbury.
O1Ieoas Co.-A J. BOwen. j A. Proufy,
Luther BIker, ". II. Rtud
Rutland Co-M. 6. Everis, Henry Clark, c.
II. Joyce, 5. H. Kellogg, Henry Hayward, Red
fell Proctor.
Wdshington Co.-Joseph Poland, II. c.
Dwight, Ira Richardson, Alonzo PIERCE. JONAS
Abbott, John Gregory.
lfiadham Co.-Daniel Kellogg, J. II. vii
liams. II. Cults, \. \. Swain
IT,Hds C0.-John Porter, L. O. Greene.
b. Lyman, Vim. Rounds. b. Stearns, A. c.
Howard.
The Convention then adjourned To 1T. NJ
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rHU POSITION - sAiURpAY-
" Il

My II A. NJ
During the afterraon ali fir rou, we're
moved into their ncN o-itiYu- Grt i.u-
cock nov hoid- tne extreme risbf. Bur,-i.ir
anu Wright Tie centre, rni Warren thc IeiJ.
Inc llne eXtrnds tquiGi>bnt o. a.. ri-nf Hu1
: LETT % tie Sp1t>yNuuin atd Ffrtri..-i.ti-
tufupsg, fehuiuE almost III, >,utr a'Hr-
The south hank Ut Tue w river.
>Polsyiyunia e. H. 10 the rctel lir,, d. 90
pam vicw from tne elevated I,ei-.on oi our
position. A'ac- q O'Clock ,'-r, vs. ,hli.
'sN. csAsr s1fa,,> "> .rar,i-rnt sFr-
ti- t.trN u.it-N tt'>-
WA,aNe4oS. Ma Is
At'G 4. NJ. YESTERDAY. Gen. 'iFan' openei
with bis artillery upon q coamaadins POSI-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18

n RIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Porter and Wn, w. BeIknap:
You are hereby notified that Jhoma Martin, ons
OF the defer dants In the suit John Porter rs WIN
W. Belknap and Others pending In District Court OF
Lee County lows, at keokuk. has filed In said cause
his answer and cross bi against you claiming far
reason set forth In sid cross bill that he should be
pernsis pay half Of the d,st due plaintiff, ana
thereupon nave one undivided ri y Of the land des-
(painAs mortgage, ind also praying that the decree
in said may order that certain note said
Thomas Martin TO w W. BeIknap, for $500, may be
cancelled and held for nought unless The sad Beknap
shall pay the sum found due plaintiff
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or be-
Tore 81 the seeond day Of the February term 1864
said Dssres Court decree will be entered against
you according 20 tue prayer Of said cross bill.
RANKIN McCRARY,
Attorneys for said Martin.
Let publication Of this original notice in this be
| m ade In the @Dsiiy Gate City, aceardihg to law.
/ CHARLES DOERR Clerk.
| BY Epw. MrMH, Deputy.
| Ianuarr I NssA-dAx
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NOTICE.

To Charles WINS, J.eob WINS. 9 seoles John W
wls=y. MariA johnson. exs cEirix al Of the estate
Of Ben johnson, deceased, end others.
You herebs nttifed that there : now on file in
the Office OF The Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
County, love, 81 fgri Madison petition Of Hiram
Barney, claiming Of you Charles wins The BUZZ Of
I brtv xix Huntr.d Bnliars with pet cent inter-
est aEhrtn. pa atse sGnraiy, ss money due
Mortgage made b. ysa - Charles Ma.op since
siEh ed szd Hiram Rarnes dsted Deem Der - 1856
ais elaIfnbg against ezct # you the foreclosure Of
said MortE1Ee the SAGE being upon fYoat end sixty
feet deep ~ LIS six I'D Sleek sour I4 in the city u
keokak teng ffy feet 'front.' Water street by sixty
feet Main street lee County low4 aF the purcnase
money: further ask Eg sale of said premises
i and genera relief.
And naie4s yoH appear and answer - SAID petition
before 9fthe second Gay oshe next term Of
said Coart, a. Port Ma1ssen the third
Monday Of Ma A. D., 1864 defsait will BE- entered
@gziust you Judgment Eeleere1 thereon p-ay ed
( flr in laid petition.
NOBLE & STRONG.
i dec3f-d4w attorneys for Pikintr
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NOTICE.

To w Rankin, sam'l y. Miller and James Lsrkin,
Defendants.
You hereby mott ed thas there Is nov Oh Ole In
Clerks once Of the Distriet Court ef Lee County,
Iowa. AT Keokuk petition of John Nelson, claiming
that you redeem Lot 2, Bloc l59 from him and
pay him the sum II One Thousand and Eighty-hFe
Dollars the refor IL default thereof that he
forever estopped from setting up cain interest
therein and praying also for geuer al relief i'm costa
Sow esch u yen mnst appear and answer said pett-
ton by noon OF day Of the next term W eat
Court; 10 b4 held or Moocay II February 1854
Judgment and decree will be hsdthereia BY default
| II. SCOTT HOWELL
/ jan4-d4w Plaintiffs AttorEey.
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.RIGlNAL NOTICE.

-
To " Scott. George C Dixan Trustee Of william
Enders; r 4 La than, William Euders, George &
Dixaa. W. Stripe, ~, Trustee Of Alexander.
Green Erskine, John Ba9less. James p Bayless
c. apin g. lee, II, smer, Fiekitn LHcss v o6ey
II Graham, Ogden. Bfosneli Co. William Rud-
dick. n AmS8en, assignee of W simpson, Jsmts
Mckbhep u Aye, Job L Daan:
You are hereby nottHsd that there Is en- file in
the Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court Lee
County, Iowa, at Keokuk, the petition Of NJ c. Hal
sted, claiming lhst james N Ried Hted TO
oue Henry Newton mortgage upon real estate ees-
crtet the north eat quarter OF the northeast
quarter Of the south west quarter Of Section twenty
SIX, To wnship sistyhye, North of Range tive, West
in Lee county, Iowa, which mort gage assigned 10
John lynch who fpreolosad he SAME and bid IN
said real estate at ShAriH's safe aud aftcfwsrds con
rey ed the 10 plaint that you have claim
some in;ers inpart ofsaid real state which is
seqsent the said mortgage. and patie
TO said foreclosure suit, aid PRAYING that yeu he
CURED TO eetm the "a ME-. Ia efan thereof your
interest snd right Of redemption In the said land be
foreelosed and extngulshes and for other relief.
Unless you APPEAR and answer thereto on or before
Of the second day OF the next term Of said Court
to be holden on the first Mcnaay 81 February 1854
default Will be entered arainst yon AMI Judgment and
decree rendered thereon
NOBLE & STRONG,
decsi-d4w Atiorneysfor Plaintiff.