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DYJ. @. Meg GUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TOUR VALUABLE LOTS IN JACKSON HALL
ALLEY At AUCTION.

ALLEY, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9Th, at 8
O'Clock. on the pr mIses shall sell, Lots No 81,
So q, and ~, in sub division of Reservation No 10,
in the rear of Jackson Hall, running back about
lcn feet TO an alley. -
These Lots are admirably located for the purpo-
ses of . Livery Stable or for a Mandatory, and We
invite special attention to the sale. Er. ~.
Terms: Ope-third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
oftrust on the premises.
Conve yances at the cost Of the purchaser:
myN-d j. G. MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-04

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE
CAPITOL AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY the Sth instant, we shall seH
ON the premises st o'clock p. m.-
six hands ONE Building Lott, in Square No eS7, It
Capitol ground; Lots and q. which front the
CAPITOL ground; Lots II, IS. 20. q. and 2 font,
ing on perth d, between Delaware avenue and
lst street east one of which is at the corner Of
lst street. 80 .
1t Is deemed ecessary to say an thing further
in commendatioD of the above described property,
it is well known 10 be the most be autful and as-
sirable building sitter now for sale in Washington
The sale will commence on Lot No 2.
Terms: One third ca'h; the remainder in six and
twelve months, the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments, bearing interest from dav Of
sale.
deed given and deed IF trust taken.
All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at
the cost of the purchaser.
GREEN IL WILLIAMS, AuCts.
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Il! Ell, = L II
The undersigned having permanently established
himself at the foot of llth street offers to the
pie of Washington the purest quality OF Boston
Fresh Pond Ice. Persons using large quantities
will be furnished at extremely low rates. Fami-
lies supplied dail ly at prices heretofore unknown
in this city Orders sent to me at Gunnells Wharf
will be answered promptly and regularly
my3l-lw* T. 7. FOWLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-04

EXECUTORS sALEOF NINE VERY DEsIRA.
BILE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW NE N1ERH 5EKsEY A'.'
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 2, at o'clk,
on the premises we shall sell Lots Nos IL Is u, 10
SOS frontiI each 10 feet inches the east side
New Jersey svsnus between has and streets ss
teen feet alley, and containing each 2,S50 square
feet So.
Railroad Depot, and on the great thoroughfsre
from the Capitol and Depot to the northern ana
Terms one third in cash the remainder in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest secured
by a deed Of trust on the premises.
Ccpyeyances at the cos st OF the purchaser.
INV 30. d ] G. MCGUIRE co .Aucts.
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DY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctionesr..

DY GREEN q WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIXTURES. STAGE,
AND STAGE SCENERY AND FIXTURES, AND
LEASE AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY,, the Sth day of June, A D.,
1864. at IL clock a. m. shall sell. at Metro
rolitan Hail." by virtua of deed of trust to the
subscriber bearing date the 9Th day of March
D. 1864 and rec yrde in Liber N c. 8 No. So. folio
6s TO 65 Of the land records OF the District of
Coluubis the following described property:
The Bar and Bar Fixtures, two hund rad and fifty
Chairs, Stage and Stage Scenery, Gas Fixtures and
small Stove one Clock together with all the II ght
title and estate of Gardner & Co., in and to the
Terms mscasb, JOHN MICHEL Trustee
je 2-otds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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|. MUSICAL.

| selected and varied stock of Fine, Medium and
Low. priced Paperhangings. Borders Statues, &C.,
II ~ ]. MARKRITER'S, 4s6 7th street,
] g Eight doors above Odd Fellows' Hall.
l. Terms cash Fl .5.fttt3 ap 9-lmif+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-04

which we are running fl at remark ably low prices
BONTZ & GRIFFITH,
nv D-2w 369 7th ST., bet. l and n.
ALEX, Gazette and Journal
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
PRESS DIsPArCHEs.l
Army Of the Potomac.

Severe Fight near Salem Church-Enemy
Driven within their Works-Heavy Loss
of the Rebeis-BreckinrldseD Driven from
Strong Position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-04

JOHN MULLIGAN
in his Lau ghable Character of
TOBY TURTLE
in the funny Afterpiece of
THE MANAGERS ASSISTANT
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-20
CHORUS

.losu "a rHg GiRIs.~wDere Girls Keep cool.
blessed futur awaits yu, emmy how. Take
lessons In the pianne at onsti pannas are get
ting skase BY All menes Tern tn pla the nu song
that has lest cum out, g When John Brown is
0Var we are Father Abraham cumming with this
kruel war several strong. This stanza TUX the
f,,st premium at the State fair. Don't be atrade
tew get married, yure ma wan atrade. Larn
how tew knit pudding-bags to put ynre hare in.
Be vartuous and pretty Eat slait pensilsi tina
will maik yu spri at iggers. Eat koone water
that will maik good smell. LetyaFe pettykoats
drag on the sidewalks, and il emmy man steps
on them and tars oph the rim, slap his chops at
onct,
If yu hev got small feet, keep 'em hid--smai
feet hev gone out Of fashun. Study travels;
Tom Moores and Ryrons and Gpliyers and
Wandering Jews and yallandighams iaawl fust
rate. If WI kan spare the time be lnvly and
sweet. Remember one lung, THAR amt nothing
in this life worth living for hut a rich husband
If yn don't believe me ash are nla. II yu hey
got red hair yu had better exchange il fur bIak
blak hair tina tell me Ii gong to be worn much
next year Don't Ae1 emmy thing te" do "nh
the boya unless they mean blssinrss II yu
don't know how tn skate yn mite as well jhht
sum travelling nunners al onst, for YOU re play
ed out.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-20

pAssINa AROUND TuG llAT.The hat was passed
around In certain congregation recently, Tor
the purpose of taking up collection. After II
had made the circuit Of the church, IT was handed
10 the minister, who, by the way, had exchanged
pulpits with the regular preacher, and he found
not penny in II. He inverted the hat over the
pulpit cushion md shook 1t rapidly, tha'
lis emptiness might lie knowns then raising hls
eyes towards the ceiling, heeScialmed with great
tervor. g thank God that got back my nal
from this congregation
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-20

THE Industrious old lady who walked all over
town with a can in her hand TO procure quart
of the Amilk of human kindness" has been
more successful in getting little jam out OF the
door. She got the jam on her fingers.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-20
WAIT TILL THE WAR, LOVE, IS
OVER.

Twas gentle Spring, the flowers were bright
The birds sweet song WAS lovely
| wandered in the moons pale light,
With the maid loved so fondly.
Tier face was fair With smiles to me,
With Jog my heart ran over,
10 hear her sweet voice say TO me,
Wait till the War Love, Is over.
CHORUS Wait till the War, &c.
/ left the maid loved so well,
And friends loved so dearly,
Tears, aye tears from my eyelids fell,
NV heart IL felt severely,
Yet oh my hopes were wild and free,
With Joyous thoughts ran over,
TO hear her sweet voice say 10 nae,
Wait till the War, Love, is over.
CHORUS
Sad il waA to leave that form,
The maid loved SO dearly,
FASTENED to the BATTLES storm,
The foe TO front 50 sternly
And oh al night with visions free,
When the day i hard fight was over,
Her spirit said with smiles to me,
Hope, for the War will be over.
CHORUS.
Sweet geutle peace came to our land,
And the foe their Hight HAD takp4;
/ hastened home with heart and hand,
To the darling maid awaiting,
And, oh my hopes were wild and free,
With Joy my heart ran over,
70 hear her sweet voice say TO me,
Home, for the War, Love, Ii over
CHORUS
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-20

A correspondent says; -" II is my duty to
impress upon you, Mr.. Editor, the certain fact
that one half of our young people lose their
senses when they lose their hearts One Of ouf
party nag already written five letters to his lady
love and he goes about grooming and signing in
a most ptiable manner. lie has no appetite,
and sleeps up at the top OF the house, close to
the moon. He cannot stand by one of the coll
umns of the piazza, without putting his arms
around its waist and caught him kissing an
apple to-day because it had red checks.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-20

Suns ALL IiIGHT.--At the Sixpenny Saving
Bank, a little boy, without jacket and only ONT
suspender land that string) confronted the
teller on Monday, and demanded to know whtth-
er . She mas all right meaning the institution
because If che was, he didn't mean to be scared
il everybody else was He'd got Jovtg-teo cents
salted down there and all he wanted was his
(the teller's) word Of honor that II wouldn't
spiIe The teller assured him that bis money
was ready for him ut any moment. " Nulf said,
tween gen men, but don't want 1t, rejoined
tho youth, and witt. selt-compacent, well-sat-
isfed air, walked out of the bank. "Isshe goodp
cried two or three other newsboys, who were
awaiting the result at the doorstep. Yes sir
rec r he replied, AS good as wheat. Ketch
our bank to stop ioos ought to seen the gold
seen in der safe.' 9 How much was they r.
inquired companion. More n a house full T
was his response. " An yoos don't ketch dis
ere chile maxim mn old woman of hisself, and
DRAWN out his money; ain so green ain t.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-20
onleial List or oGicers and Patients

The following is M official list OF officers and
patients (Union) now In connection with, and
in, the Hospital at this place
Surgeon IN Ghafge-~ANrHoNy HEaER, Sur
geon, I. ,. A.
assistant Snrgeons--N II. GARDNER, Y. ,. A :,
Executive Officer Gao Nee. MiLLER, u. =. v.
Actinq Asst. S.tryeons---GEo. JOHNSON, T. EI-
HOLD, K. N. WRanT, NJ. A. BoorH VIM. +. b.
CHAIRMAN W. w. BlnLAoK, j. GILMAN, IL. s..
COLsToN
Chapiain---D. b. McKga.
HosDitai Sesrurds---H G. ARCHIBALD Chief
Steward j. P. STAMRAUGH, r. L. WEaNwAG, j.
II. MCGOWAN.
PENNSYLVANIA.
6J NJ Paulng NJ, cav, 1902 cor Meally
4 q Holtg T. cav, Stevens L,
ii T Mnllipan II, loo Maloncy K,
81 j Ii Sharp b. Otto ii,
Al ] Price C. llG W s Kite F,
"a Il w Terry A llsEF Ilubhs G.,
g. q " Graham G, 10 Nelaon H.
80 Murry ID, Spicer Z,
II Z Cnrtt II l2l j Ii Hunus G.,
- / HARRISON 1873 ~ Imler Il,
Il (.Asson !. 40 d II Weaver
y cirnn + l42 sgt q Clark b,
e. II Nilsson l4a , 81 Parrif
N II Pippei A, l4s 4 i Rose y,
"A ! Ford G. j \ Rathford X,
"a W Djebart il. Simmerman A,
~ X A Wakefield |, Il Nhitemil VI
% ? McNiley II, Lyle
az {, Geisler h. l49 W 4 Price
MICHIGAN.
Is Fl Lawrence A, ~ I y Nooa"ofuh A.
A Bechaud A,
CONNECTICUT,
lDF Croker G, cav, ) Lester A.
IN A N Allen A, 20 cor ltbeels u
Ngw JERSEY.
- X p;..;,xa~ III n A Heddeu IL
VIRGINIA. - Il O Cline D.
MINNESOTA. - White II.
lLL,Nols. Ia r II Mckapslsy cay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-27


But, sys the 6snator, verify the people
ought to revolt against the President and
his followers, because he has thus sup
prIssod che freedom Of elections in Dela-
ware, Maryland, Missouri and Kentucky,
becauee 10 object is backed b suhsi-
diced array and hundreds Of thsasands Of
thousands Of negro janizaries y perpstu
ats. hi power.
Tfths Senate should pass these resolu-
tons, As the Senator from Kentucky pro-
poses it shall do, can any man doubt that
the Senators Voting for their passage
would, before God and their country, be
guilty Of melting or attempting to incite
ths- people to revolt against their duly
chosen President and the executive off,
GERS clothed with authority under him?
The Senate ought not in my judgement
to tolerate for day or for an hour in this
chamber any man Who darss thus to be-
tray the high trust Of the people.
The Senate of the United States, in
this ssdark and troubled night" Of our
history, owes it to the country whose
Constitution it has sworn to support, that
prospects of conspiracy against the con-
stituted authorities shall MT be thrust
upon it BY its own members.
In other days these chambers rang with
menaces of disunion and civil war. The
men who uttered these words of medita-
ted treason told the people Of the South
what the Senator from Kentucky now
tells the people Of the North, that they
ought to revolt against the Government
and take the matter into their own bands.
Under the lead Of these rebel chiefs,
whose reasonable words once rang
through these halls of legislation, the
people of the South did revolt against the
Government, and took the power into
their own hands, and plunged the nation
into the crimes and horrors of civil war.
Who among us does not now regret
that the Senate of the United States did
not hurl headlong from this chamber
those rebel chiefs, even as the rebel an
gels were hurled from the battlements OF
heaven? But these champions of the
slave mongers, whose hearts we're swelling
with treason, never made in The Senate =
proposition so unconstitutional and rsvo.
lutionsry, reasonable and wicked, as is
this proposition of the Senator from Ken
lucky. How sublime thing it would be
in this crisis of our country for the Sem
ate of the United States to rise to the
heights of stern and lofty duty, and cast
out one who has dared tell loyal people
to revolt against their Government aud
| take its powers into their own hands,
Such an act Of avenging patriotism would
FIRE the loyal heart Of America, silence
the mut,erings of treason, and nerve the
arms of the heroes who are battling and
bleeding for the unity OF the Republic.
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NOTICE.

To chsres WINS, Jtco5 Twins seoles John "
Nises, @sria Je hnsoa exs cutrIx Of o. liz es,sts
Of ben johnson. deceased, and oihsr=:
You are hereby netihea ffBt there Is row cr ffs In
she once Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
l9antFs io~a, At Fort AAflsoB. petition II Hiram
hatney. claiming OF 3cu. Charles Wins the sun Of
ihif'S FIX Hunared boiai. With ten yer cent inter-
~ pr shnHn, PAY atie Annually, as money due
Mortgage usce h. yeu Charles kascn and incp a.
ssnea TO Esd Hiram bzrntt. datta DeceM Der - t.56
also tis Mtg against each of yua the foreclosure OF
taia horiEEge, tEe sane being rpon treat end sixty
Get dep q u Elk ia Beck four = IL ihe city II
heoSek triRS my feet fFott On water street BY sixty
re1 oman ssrte Lee CoEHty, Iowa, feT the purchase
money further ask ing scf a sale of ssid Iremsss
and geDefa8reIi=L
ana uuless You appear And snsger 70 sAi6 petition
On OF before noon q tue setnd dsy Of the Of
ss4d Court y canmeae NJ Fort adisea the third
Monday 9f Ma A. H., 1854 default all Re entered
against you q Judgment rendered thereon prayed
for in said pettiyn.
NOBLE STRONG,
secSI-c4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Tel W Rankin. SAM + Miller and James L.rkin
Deisndants.
iVu AIe Aereoy n5tlh n That there IS Gle 10
we Nierk are~ Of tie Bi.f1cf Coat ~ Lee County
loNA, ~ NJ Aas eftlibR ~ John tlson eai in ing
se&a you aaet redeem Ini9 b ek $50 from i'm md
Le3 h'fa {ist stm 4 One hoassnd apo Eighty five
poafs ine reier or IL ispit thereof that y6u be
isfsf stoPed ffgD fetlis calf8 interest
heftln ane pray ms also FIR gen = al elf with costs
800 esth ~ tpa taa4 aFvear and answer said petit
"h % Moor OF the sstonG day Of tie term said
tVf y y hria On he hrt Monday 4 Fetrusry leS4,
% Judgment sod decree will h. had therein ~ default
H. SCOTT HOWELL
tar4-a4w pisfnaia.. Atorrer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-27
January Z. lssl-i4w
NOTICE.

To John W. %ilsey.
You hereby neflad that theref Is now u file In
the Office the Clerk of The District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition Of l.. u. Brown
claiming o. you Twenty five Hundred and Eighty
teven Dollars upon prcniissory note made BY Will
am kuddiek and r. Wiisey, and endorsed By yen and
PRAYING or a writ u attachment.
And uness you sppear sEG snswer thereto on or be-
fore noon the second Gsy Il the next The sid
Court, begun and kditen At Eeckgk on, liza Art
Monday OF February. A. D. 1854 dets.it and iusg-
went will be entered against yos.
noble x STRONG
Jane-d4w Attorneys for Paintig
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-27
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced by Medical Faculty, and the
msn~rt o. al diseases ~ the STOMACH, LIVER,
KiDNRYs and BLADDER that has ever bscL offered.
Is not q MINERAL WATER. IL ID from exTe
riencs thsi CONSTITUTION WATER has tnanatrd,
and say let man DOUBT when single bottle
been knows diseases which the eest medca
talent In THE conn tfy has failed to relieve.
remedy possessing the virtues OF Consultation Wa
cannot he elassed uader usck prepzf atlons,
IL 10 used ~ the seicntiAc pFactioasrS In
this city Is only second class physicians that cries
popular remedies While the better skilled max
OF every means TO accomplish and The
cess of the physieisD increases his knowledge OF
diderei lies enshies him TO produce cur while
others fail Ia the attempt. Science Is satisfied with The
truth
Give Cons ttu,ion Water a fair triai--we mean you
Who some spfcssiaas from year year.
aud particularly aiude 10 lades who constantly
rrsoting Ioesi fresa<rf all local sppll.
cath ler diseases, With much chance Of success
there ~oaiu be from local applications the
for diseases Of the brain.
We tare always been careful language In our
eretiar that could not shock The delicate
zation bu. receive so ny comm unics toes Is ON
persous fr which Consultation Water 10 adapted and
II - hoss disease Infntion has been made thai NC
have TO the conclusion that If the remedy - cap
abb OF pr dueinsa what th- disease
utshi be. IL sLvud be Easds known The medicine il
put up for the public, aud there should be exeep-
iions.
We would say, Constitution Water is not like q
sded pill, suiI the and taste It's edi-
ear la err Of tie trfn, piac@d In the hand
# people their feiie ana II taken according
The directions 1t viii in every produce radical
We weuld say usst The directions In regard "
DIE etc., relate OILY 10 the dsezse under which u ey
/ ofesr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-27
n RIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Porter and VIM. Beiknap:
fou are hereby notified that Ihons s nay,iu n, a
ofthe defei danis in the sut of John Porter rs VIM
" beiknsp- and Others pencing in District Corrt az
Lee County. Iowa, At Keeknk has fled in said cause
his answer and sefoss hi aganst you. claiming for
reasons set forth he said bill that be should bs
ed TO pay on half 81 the dest due plaintiff
thefeupon nave one undivided haf Of the land des-
CT bed ID tbe planiH' petition released from his
spiainuf mortgage. an also prayir that the decree
IN SAID may order that eertain not. q said
Thomas Martin 20 w W. Bsiknap for 1850 NAV he
and held for boHsht unless the said heKnsp
shall pay the sum found Gue pla.H:ig.
Unless you appear and said petition ON or be-
fore noon u the day Of the Febuary tenn ll4
OF said District Court decree viii be entered a1sIn.
You according 20 TIE prayer OF said eross bill
RaSEtS & McCRARY
ArofBeys for SAID Martin.
IL pphieaion OF THE ORIGINAL polee In this case be
m hde IN tie lily Gatn Cars" according to law.
CffARbes DoERB. Clelk.
By Epw. MrMM, lepaty.
January T. Ie64-d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-27
Ola II ETEs

Is disease 81 The stomach and liver setting through
he sidneys aud II, vlheu. dsGbt, The most obstinate
diseave ercef consumption. that Affects the human
Constitution. have sTaee for discuss ine
the eject he dissasr the COZ
sersen OF the stsrrAy prtrepie vesestie portion
OF the ,ooe into sugar which stimulates the keys 70
80 excessive secretion II Many persons suffer
from :hs disease no igaorsnt ofit that H. they
pass large antilles during e day, and obliged
get up from onc 20 Gfteen or twenty times du rlng
the ght. No Loiics q IL their atx
l. called 10 the large sstLaFge OF wafer, aud often
wheb tits Tar advanced 10 be beg ord The contro
Of Ordinary remedies AEsihef hp'cm II The great
thifsi whie hen The disease 10 fully established 10
ini- rAe p~ftesf drskx rs.a~sf4s bssss
siso dfypess Of the mouth, esaekiAx The
ifs sseet cath. In The more adv ape-d ess~s, aud
anAIiy appetite consolation, AID the pauest
sfasuslly snss fsvm exhaustion.
Cor sissatsea Mater Is ~tse1t oust, the only known
rr1ntdy Tor atsssfss. have mach eotn4.nc
that IS spsc DC We aaT- that opaB viii ptCeuce
.le.p. sHl ifn hfa sas tas. IL has every
la " h.eb u bal Dss Gssd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 s7att, George Dir7n. as Trustee Of William
Endersi II La ham, William En3eTs, George c
DIx9n. W sIfipe, as Trustee 81 " Alexander;
Gfevn Ersk lEgAjpsn Haettss James r Bsyiess
Ctspin q Lee 4 IL sm err Ficliin Lucss X y ooley
Il Graham, Ogden, BsGs nell n Co. william Rad.
dick III Atneden, ass5sHee 0f j " Sstnpssn JEmes
Aehibber. G. " Ase. Dob 2 Baan:
You hereby notaed Il at Their Is now az fle in
the sSre OF The Ciek u the t4strigt Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, a. Keokak, the petition Of NJ C Hal
ssed, claiming nat enc James NJ Ried exec uted %
ore Henry Newton gage ufYcn real estate dsx
cribed Inc northeast quarter Of lie north -fzst
qi2rer OF tho soath quarter of section twenty
Sl1, 10 w2sLtp sisty Eve North Of Range I've VI
10 Lee ceunfs lows which mortgage assigned 10
one John Lynch who ioFe1sosed tie sane and bid IN
said real estate al sheva-s sale and Afterwards chr
ve3et TIE 10 panlG AID hat you have OF claim
sors interes in ps-t said reel estate which is sub
seat NJ y the said roFieg aud were made pRrfie
to sslf iorei5sure sutt aud praying hal you hs
CURED b the aud In aefaait thereof your
lns@res, and riehi re1rrton In the SAID lana be
t9retiVsed and eStiugn she5A and for other relief
oniess Fon pear AID ais-~er thereto on or before
noon " the second d3 OF ahe next term OF said Csu
to be hidden the first Mosday ef Feh-uar~ 1854 A
cefault Sl ee entered against Yoa and Judgment and
decree rendered thereon.
NOBLE a sTRoNG.
deesl-afS Attorney fer Plaintiff.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE.

To George stanwood, Albert starwooa pefendsn..
xou, ana each 81 you. are hereby notified tia, to-
wiu ~ On NE IN the Clerks Once Of the District CY ~
day Of January 1864, petition Of Hiram Barney ,t
Ing Judgment against ydu, George stauvvo,d c. ~
sum Of Fourteen Hundred Dollars a. money a. a'ie
certain mortgage made by yon to Charles Mason and [
assigned 70 plaintiff, sanf being upon the nortbast
quarter OF Section 6 Township t66 north range ts wi
In Lee county Iowa PRAYING for the foreclosure ana %
o. said land 10 pay off said debt and for general relief
with costs. 'N4'si
And unless you appear and answer said res;,, -
or pe'ore noon q the second day Of the next term u said
court, To I've held st Fort Madison On the third MONDAY ~
NAY, ioo9 judgment viii be and thereon. BY default
H. SCOTT now YELL
]an1'-asw Attorney for Plaintiff