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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
MEDICAL.
INDIAN MEDICINES.


As Watching eurs fsr spsFnaa-arrAes. sezzissi
Nsakusss AoetaFnai Ezslssi0s, znd aiidssasss
Cd b ssfpallsfsa sscA Less II Me.asry, TsiseT-
sal Lasstfs, Pzias kAs Baek. Dsfansss q Flssoa,
Fseasears Old Age; Haak Nerves, DslEsHi.g q
BreaiAi8e, 1fslahlsAg. Hstsfiassa. Eupisess tAs
Faee Psie 6esafsnaaes, fasanify Cess@uspsssa, aaA
al tae Dtrefai eoaPtaSss eaHass - drpsrtaag ress
LAs pafA e aasslrs
sS-This Hieiicins Is simple vegstAbIs extract.
aBa ous which all can rely, il kas seen used
in cur praeties far many years, AID With thons-
aR9s treated, Il has Rog filed IN single instance
Its curative powers have teen sufleient 70 gain
victory over the most stubborn ease.
r9-To those who have triiied with their cousti-
tuition, entii they think themselves beyond the
reach % medical AID, uonid say, peepsir aof
the CHKKeKEK CrRx xill restore yea 70 hsaith
and siEOs, snd t.r all qaAek doctors have fsiisd
Es-For faii particulars, get q Circular from any
bTHg store Ia the eo9ntry, Or write the fTuprie-
tofss t0 ~sh mail free 20 aay drsiriag ihe same,
fufi treatise IN pamphlet f0ra.
sE-pricss, - prr bottle Or threc laslias S1r IS,
and forwardsd By EHprsss 70 all parts of ts World
ear Sold By AT respectable Druggists every
wasFr.
DR.. W. r. Merwin q Co.
SoLE PRorNftroEs.
No 50 LIberty Street. New York.
HG-S0ii IN Evansville BY VIA. Bierboxrr Aaa
by al dFuggists every Shers. Fstississly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
REMOVAL.
Staga 0mca RemoEal.

THE EVANSVILLE AND Mt. VERNON
Il Stage 0H5cs has been removed from the
Washington House 20 the American House- The
Stage VIII leave daily between seven and eight
o'cloek An
The BoouviIIe Stage leaves th4 American House
on Mondays, wednesdzys, and Fridays, between
seSs1 and eight O'Clock An
uay3i din
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
Cedron Bitters

One trial and ron viii neqsF any others.
II l. not necessary 70 publish long list Of dis
easss fJf which she Cefruu Eitters a spacihe
In all diseases % the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER GH KIDNEYS
In ali aaeetious of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH on BOWELS;
In GOuT, RTHEIMA1ksM AND EEU-
HALGIAt
Asa 10 FEVER AND AGUEs
II is destiasd 70 snperceio ali other rsmsdisa n
bet eaiy earas thcss diseases, baf IL rxKvEsrs
them.
A sins gfsss fail Of the Biftsrs taken 40 hour
before each meal. viii obviafe the ill effects Of the
Eost unhealthy climate, aud screen the psrsou
taking if against dlaszsa undsr ths meet trying
egposGrrs.
sold By Druggists and GrocsFs gsnsrsiiy.
80 DR.. JOHN DOLLS Principal Osies. flak
street. Loaisvflis, Ky.
sold ty PETER vIERLTSG.
fSs Sole Agrnt. Evsnsviils, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
Millinery Again.

WE HAVE AGAIN RECEIVED A COM
w plsss assortment of Millinery Of sTery de-
seripti0n, which We sell cheap At wh0lrssis or
rstsii, or make up TO order, AZ short notice in a
style that can not BE SURPASSED Il equ4lsd IN this
country.
eCHAPEER BESSING,
Ne = Maln Street,
Ssx. 70 Cook's GroesrF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
NOTICE.
iAdditiOnal RegulatiOn OF Traae.

additional Regulation Of Trade.
a srw- ..rreAsary Department. April u. 1854.
LyIIt IN ACCORDANCE Win THE re.
eommsnsatlsa Of tue Lieuisassg.
General. transmitted 10 tkia Dopartma by the
SECRETARY o. War, under date of the oth Inst
(" u tr4ae ia arms and munitions Of var IN Ken.
tucky, and On the Mississippi River bsieN Cairs.
i hereby prohibited and al oliosrs Of the Trsa-
sury Department are snloinsd 10 aid In earrylag
this order into effect. s. ?. CHASE,
seerstsry of the Treasury.
The felio~lsg ls,tcr win sxpiAia vhss is meant
By " Munitions u wsri"
"OEdnaRoe Ofaea, War Dvparfmsnt.
Washingtoa. April %, 1884. !
"Gensfsi; - fs eomplisnos With memoranda
whioh aoeom paalsd the letter Of the s-crutary u
the Treasury 30 the sscrwfsey of War In relation
% vi hAt constitutes munitions of var, hase ths
honor 70 give ist Of tbs priseipal srteles whish
eeassitais saeh Is Afs used - the Ordnance De-
"Canaen ~ An kinds; gun-earriagsa n all
kinds; eaisscha, ammunition carts, battery va
goHs, aad fefgss; ell implsmsnis aud sgHipassais
used IN ~ofkiug guns sfi prolectiiss for smeoth-
bore OF rtfed eanuoa all muaksts. rifles, car
binas. pistols, Asbres. sMeFds. laness, and other
small Arms and srpendages for the same All ar-
All hoFss equipments aud harness f8r cavalry aud
AFfillsfy nxed partially made up all cartridge.
bags niad OF unhllep. cartridges for aii kiads u
small arms fussss lead. snd had talisis f0cksts
ali ktads q pflmeft. powder u all kiudf AL
machiues for hoissing o. werkisR artillery ali
eloihs paper, rope. threat, ~ax. aud oths- werk-
Ina material fer mailing ammunition for cannon
aud small arms al eeppsr, iron, steel, aud Arti-
eies q iroamougsfy reqaiHed for miiitary pur-
psssess ell leaihsr and materials for manufsctuF-
Ing aecouisements and equipments, al timher
and lntahsr iaT Euh-csrfissss nna piAtfrrmss all
paints, ellis de- and iaeksrs; ssssrlaary iasirs-
meats ard horse m-5ieine. sof sftlIlssy and cav
slry salPhnr, nitre, charcoal and ehalaieals, and
all articles in any way used In the manniaetnre u
powder nrsworks. iheeBdiaFy composition. or
laboratory stores together With all smiths, car.
Tenters, And s2dalsrs' tosis, models and gauges
u every description used Ia the fabrioAt.sn
pair of any of the Foregoing Artcisa and material
Very respectfully,
- feaF oi.edisuf srrxant,
" By ORDER aK0. T. BALCH,
Capt Ordinance. Principal Asst.
" 10 Chief of Ordnance.
" MkyoA-Gsx. II. ". HALIErK,
- Chief u stAg 81 the Array,
"Wohington city"
may2s iv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
CottonadeS

FIFHE BEST LOT OF COTT0EADEs AND
Linen Warf Pants Gocds ever ofsrsd In the
city Just received BY
sCHAPEER BUssISG,
10. T3 Mziu Strszt,
Next to Cocks GToceFy-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
DRY GOODS.
Hats for tha MilIinn

VERY LARGE STOCK OF CHTLDRFy's,
n Misses, and Ladies Hats Just received. ana
received, and will b sold cheap
SCHAPkER & BUSsING,
No. % Main Street.
Next To fse.krs Crr.~srw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
mAaAN,s nAaNOI AnALM.

This l. the most delightful aud extfaord nary
article ever discovered. IL changes the san buFai
face aud hands to aTiy satin texture Of ravish
ing beauty, impsTting the marble purity ofy0uth
and the disfinJue appearance inviting ia tbs city
belle Of fashion. IL removes tan, freeElsa, PIN
plies and fonghnoss from the skin. leaving the con
Plexi0u fresh, transparent aud smooth. u con
tains no material Injurious TO the skin. PatYon-
lied by Actresses aud Opera siagsrs, II is what
every lady shaaid have. Sold every whers.
Prepared by w y. fiagan, Troy, NY.
Address all orders 20
DEMAS s. BARNES a CO.. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

NO MANS NAME - MORE INTIMATELY
~ CONNECTED With tbs history Of the aatsrlA
Asdiea ef che Uuited States o. mere hTorably
kneNn ss pioneer Ia medical discovery. than
thai q DE-. JOHN BULL. of Louisvilie, Ky. His
tnimlt&hia preparation u SsEsapafiIlA has iong
sisod a, thsh q tbs sArisus compounds Of that
valuable dFak. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
pLANTATInN RITTRRa

PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc now recommended By the highest msdi-
cal authorities, and warranted 70 produce an sn-
Msdtate bensheial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, erisc. .iy pure, and must suppressed all
other sonies where healthy, gsntls stimulsnt u
required.
They purify, strengthen and invIgorate.
They create q healthy appstits.
They are an antidots 70 change Of water snd
They overcome the Effects Of dissipation and
They strengthen the system and snIiysn the
the mind.
They prevent mlasmasls and inssrmittent e.
vsrs.
They purify tbs breath and asidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrbea and Cholers Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
They make the weak strong. the lABguid bril-
liant and are exhausted natures great rsstorsE.
They are composed Of the celebrated Caiaaya bark,
Wintergreen, sasssfras, roots aud hsrhs, all pre-
served Ia perfectly purs st. Croix rum. FOR par
heulars, see circulars and testimonials around
zach bottle.
Beware Of impostors Examine svery bottle
See that II has our private q. 3. Stamp un zfuti-
lated over the cork, with plantation seeBs, asa
our signature on 6ns steel plate side label. Sss
that ofir bottle 10 not re-nllsd with spurious aud
delsierioua stah Any person pretending 70 sell
Plantation Bitters By the gallon or IN bulk, Is zH
tmPsstor. Any person Initiating this bottis, or
seiing any other material therein, whether called
Plantation Bitters or not, s a criminal nnder the
q. 3. Law, and will be prosecuted BY ~. We
already have Onr eye on several parties Ts-dliinE
our bottles, &e., Sho will succeed la Rstith Z
themselves into Gloss quarters The demand for
brakes Plantation bitters from ladies'. clergy
men, merchants, &c, IL Incredible. Tho PIE
trial Of bottle s the evidence present Of their
worth aud superiorIty, They are sold BY all re-
speetAbis druggists, grocers, physicians, hotels
saloons, steam boats, and country stores.
p. n. DRAKE 4 co.
No. 2Oz Broadway, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
REMOVAL.


HAs REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
II feeturing EstAhlshzent TO Ne. 5 FIRST
SfkkAT, 6elow Main. he has large and eie-
CANT @ssortment Of HuDs-ssade Work, A. hne a
tae hne4t, guaraateed sSgecd &s the best, " and
cheaper
HIS saiire steSk consisting II fne Buggy,
Coach. and Carriage Harness, Lixht Trottinx.
Heavy Wagon Drsy. and Exprass Harness sad
any quantity. Collars, Glrths, sareinzles, Cheek
Lines, Military work; in short, everything ~
his IiBs. from a HAme Strap q Monitor sd
die has Seen nssnnfacgnned under his imus-
diata supervision, b. skilifsi and experienced
woskuAn. and Is now ofsrsd % the trads ii
EASTERN PRICES Bring able 20 compete sue.
esssfaiiy with auythinE in tha market, IN style
anish, durability, Aad price, b. only asks trial
Call snd examine Tor gonrsefses. apzN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
Wn!'zZ2NZ2z1 Z J
T. L u ".
strIckInnd's Amti-ChOlera
NHiwfaHea


Is A COMPOSITION OF AsTRINGENTs, ABB
Il sorhenis, Stimuiants, aud CarHinstives, which
every physioian Acknowledges 10 the only prcpara-
tion that will effect permanent cure Of piarrhonA
and Dyeentsry. This Anti-ChoieFa Mixture is
now in In several OF our army hospitals, where
II gives the greatest satisfeton. it has saved the
lives of thousands OF cur soldiers aud citizens and
We will guarantee u to be the beat remedy "a the
world for Diarrh sa and Dysentery.
Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, Kentucky. will he
most happy 10 satisfy any one as TO the virtue Of
striekland's Ants-Chclera Mixture; in fact, We
have = great number of trsiimouiala from patients
who have beea cured after being pronounced In
eurAbIe hy their physicians, some after taking
only ore bottle OF Strickland's Anti Cholera Mix
ture. ifyou sufirr with Diara ho'N and Dysentery,
try one bottle.
Soldiers
You ought not ta bo without such a valuable
medicine The Cincinnati National Unioa Of
April cath says. Thousands OF eur soldiers have
hcen saved by the use Of strieklaud's AntiChoiera
Mixture"
For sale BY BRoUGHT0N & WOOD, kVaus-
willie. a. 50 cents per bottle
Nays II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

0sE HUsDREDDAY AEy-The Louis
vile Journal Of Friday, says The ls6th
Indiana regiment of one hundred day
men arrived in the city yesterday Col
Foste. Of Evansville, whL resigned his
commission some two months ago, is in
command Of the regiment In the three
years service, Colonel Foster won a
proud name for dash and daring, and he.
was regarded as one ofihe most efficient
officers in the army. The l36th may well
feel proud..of their Colonel, and II they
don't make history during the one hun
dred-day term, it viii not be for the want
OF an able and experienced leader The
regiment will leave the city to-day, and
the companies will be distributed along
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad to
protect the main stem and guard the
line from future raids. We understand,
that, before many days, one hundred
day men will be assigned 70 tho defen-
ees Of the city Of Louisville. General
Sherman has ordered that all abletod
men on detached duty in the rear shall
be relieved and returned TO their regi-
ments at the front Many enlisted men
and number Of officers on duty in and
about the city have already been relieved
and ordered 70 rejoin their regiment The
movement IS one in the right direction,
for the large number Of disabled sni
invalid officers and soldiers, who are not
strong enough for the arduous duties Of
the front, can ili the places nov oecu-
pied by the strong and healthy, and dis
charge the duties Ct the same in q man
ner fully as promps as they are done by
the present incumberents. We are Ger
tain that no good officer viii grumbse AZ
the order, or endeavor 10 shiFk is re
sponsibilitiez Their services are needed
at the front, and il would exhibit the right
spirit for them not 70 wait for the Post
| ComnandRnt 10 issue an order directing
them to rejoin their regiments, but
promptly to petition for the same Sew
erAl ofthe officers who have been relieved
| from post duty in the End District Of Ken
tacky are really not ft for the ardu-
Gus campaigns OF the 'front.' yet they 20
forward With a cheerful alacrity. There
are many others on duty in the city
/ whose cheeks glow with ruddy health,
who are sound in body and limb, and
who have nerer smelt the smoke Of a
battle Geld, who might DO good service
with their regiments Go forward, gen
| tlemen--there is now a chance to distin-
| guish yourselves. The onehuudred.da day
men will take care Of the reay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

Advsrtlaomen's inserted In Special Eoties col
umH charged twenty -hYs per cent extra.
Local Notices, 10 esuts per line. No notioe,
however short, inserted for lsss than (xll ons
dollar
Marriage Notices, one dollar. Funeral Notices.
one dollar.
Advertisements discontinued before expiration
Of contract will be charged for the time Inserted
according to the above rates.
All transient Rnd occasional advsrtisemanta
must be paid for Ia advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL 90.
sTINs0N a sPROuLE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01
MEDICAL.
8. T.-1aec.-Y.

Persons Of sedentsry hABits troubled with
weaknes, iassitude, pslpitation Of the heart lack
of appetite, distress alter eating, torpid liver,
try the cslehrafed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-01

pHYsIcIAss PRESCRIPTIONS RECEIVE
Il special attention 1t
HALLoCK's Drag Store
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-06

every vestige Of love for one who. /
doubted mot, cared but little whether. /
lived or dad. Ono aftssnoon, after Twas
abfe to 60 out, arrsyed myself for .
walk. Winter had gone, and the earth
had just put on her mastle of gTsens-
The little robins had come again to build
10 the old elm tree in front Of my win
dow, and tho swallows were fitting back
and forth in tho sunshine. ALI Nature
was rejoicing At the return Of Spring, and
the sight of this loneliness without only
made the desolation in my heart seem
deeper still. l would not go mar the
village, fer dreaded meeting Mr.. Cha
ham, so / took short path across the
fields, to my favorite haunt by the pond.
/ sat down on the soft grass beneath the
trees, and gave myself up for the time to
my own bitter thoughts. l recalled all
the events Of the past winter, reviewed
each look aud tone of him whom I had
striven vainly to forget, but among them
all, / could find nothing which could be
construed into any warmer feeling than
mere friendship-and hardly that, for l
had repulssd everyadvanoe to an intimate
acquaintance.
ooh! If l were only beautiful" said
l, aloud. "Why did God deny me this
boon which / SO much crave 7"
"Why do you crave it, Miss Bertha p
said voice, which caused the blood to
recede from my cheeks and my heart al
most to stop its beating. / could not
speak, | only wished the ground would
open and swallow me then and there
Almost unconsciously / rose to go, when
l felt q strong arm around my waist, and
heard a whispered voice in my ear
"Bertha, my own dsrling-you are beau
tiful to me. love you better than life
tell me that you will return that love
that you will be my honored wife r
]. looked up bewildered. not daring t.
trust the evidence Of my own senses.
Howard Graham, what do you meanT'
said |. Let me go-you are mockine
me 7"
l felt the tightening Of the clasp which
held me, and the words came:
ri mean that | love you-that I have
long loved you-even when you deignet
not to bestow = word upon me. Only
tell me that you are not SO utterly indif
ferent to me--that | may in time gair
your Affections will do anything, eve
rything-but cannot give you up.
know you do not love me now. l have
sometimes feared that you hated me, bur
if the devotion of . life time can win ths
love, it must, it shall be mine. Viii
you not answer me 7"
What could l say-not much--yet h.
seemed perfectly satisfied. and when, al
Lour later, We walked slowly home, | VA.
his betrothed wife.
Ny aunt waited long for tho promised
visit, but we took b in on our way
on our Wedding tour, and surprised hel
by visit she had not anticipated.
There is little more to write-only tina
! have never for moment regretted tina
Howard Graham became my feucher.
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RANhIS & McCRARY,
.Af.oYnarH fnr Piuirtf@-
Original NOTICE.

To jonathan Freuch. Jchn MAXWELL and William
SpeaF.
You hereby notified that there is row on fie In
the Office Of The CLERK Of the District Court Of Lee
c0uuty- Iowa at kenkEk Petition Of sAruei r. Mil
Ter Abner Reeves ard O. H. Perry, executors OF the
VIII Of T.. r. ReeEea, deceased claiming Of Voc, IL
said Jensihan b. Freneh, Judgment for Eight Hundred
Dollars, and interest money ne on four prontsorv
nctes and against all Of yoa the fareclos nre az
Mortgage upon Lot eight IN Block twelve In the addi-
tion of william H. "a liaras and Reeves and Perry
70 the City OF Keokus, Lee couuty iowa
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon OF The second dat Of the February term 1854 Of
the said District Court judgment ard decree ain he
rendered agaiHtt you thereon by def4uit
kAAhlE * hcCRARY
decf6-dsw AttoruevsTor Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

To john Watson ami Margaret Watson:
You viii take notice that bere is nov on file in the
Office OF the CLERK ofhe District Court f 70 r.pnt,
Iowa, 3; keoknk, Petition Il Samuel r NyIer &
Il Perry ard Abner Reeves eSseuiors of the W,{i ~
y n Reeves, ceceatpdt siaim,te Of the saif JohE g.
Watson. the sum Seven nunsred Dollars a. money
due on two promssory nafes ara as against both az
zen the foreclosure Of certain Mortpage conysxtn~
the feoHing real estste to-vit Lot foar IA IN Bors
twelve 12l ef Reeves and Perry and William n
Williams addition, 10 the City of Keokuk Comfy on
Lee, and Stste of Iowa.
Now, therefore. uGltss You appear therttn ara do
fend before Don OF The second day OF The merit
February term, 1864 af san Coart iudemerlt and de-
cree VIII be rendered against Ven By cefauit.
RANKIN & McCRARy
deol6-d4E Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NEW BOOKS.
Brokers Columns;
Iron Furnsce;
War Pictures from The South, by Col. Estsyan o
the Southera Army;
The Canoe ard Saddle;
Phins' Grape CGitErei
owning New Ffui; Book;
Laf- in The Open Air;
Lost and sased-by Mrs Merton;
Rnckford-by Ars. Lille Deyereux Ums,ed;
Journal OF Residence 8 Georgia PiAnls,ion-
By Mrs r. A. keElbies
Poes works. Blue and Goldi
seas,s .s
Gibbons Rome. 6 Vols.
Chambers English Literature;
a Information fer the People;
Packard's Minor Surgery;
The Flytug Datcr al -KAre:
Marian Grey-ba ira. NJ. $ Holiness;
Like and Unlike;
Les Misershles,
Orphens c. herr's Papers I'd serIes
Freemason's Monitor.
Cooks Voysxes
Al 0dds-ly the A nthor Of Quits;
Burrs Field and Garden;
Vegetables Of America;
Ply siologie&l Mem ofrs-hy Hammond;
Homes nd Abroad, second senes;
Story oftne Gusid,
The PoetsJournsl, by Bsyard Taylor;
Psrson brovniow - BOOK:
Okavengo River;
EivinBro.heroft. by Winthrop;
This day receivedat
BR0WNRLL's Book Store
noF26-d Cor. Msin and 4th streets.
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aecf4-d6,
NOTICE.

To Hannah W Mills, Geo Dixon Charles Parsons &
Co, Defendants.
You hereby s-veraly notified that in the sri. az
hran Barney against IN the District Cou OF Lee
county, Iowa, At kaokuk. wherein decree was reu-
aered On or about the suth OF June 1851 That i'd
plaintiff, barney Recover 81 Hannah W. Mills ee0i
s-loo. and that Lot 81, Block ISL IN Keokuk Iowa
De cold 10 pay the Hsme. raie has been ordered for
yal - sho~ eaSse wby SAID decree should not be
changed 10 show the correct Block 53 instead
OF Block l55 as pow entered.
Nov. youar hereby required " appear spd ans or
% said rule and show if any Won can whv xsfd
decree should be thus corrected ~ The Ar "a IN
TIE next term e sxid Court 70 b. held on the "a.
Monday q February, A. o., l55f
II. SC0TT HOWELL,
deefF-1iw Plaintiffs Attorney.
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NOTICE.

r. william d Murpsr and Perry:
You are hereby nttiSed that there now On file in
the Office of the CLERK Of The district Court If Lee
COUNTY toEn. at keekrk pei ition II ue f. Mil
er; Aoner Reeves and c. h. Perry executors OF the
VIII OF h. X Reeves, deceased ca ming or you the
sad WiKssm y murphy the sum OF Three Hun dr-d
and seseheen Dollars ard ten PER interest taer
On az money dee on two ssory notes and claim
Ing against both OF you he foreclosure Of Nnrtyz vs
upon Lot ten In BLOCK Eve in Reeves Perry ara vii.
Hams xdGilton 20 TIE City q Reokpk
Unless you APPEAR thereto and defend before noon
q the second day Of the February terr 1856 of said
Court 0igmeni and decree will be rendered against
you thereon, BY default.
RANkIS & McCRARY
oeelo-14w ATTORNEYS for iaIrtf@
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Original NOTICE.

To " Scott, George Dixon. a. Trustee Of William
kndersi 4 Latham, William Endrrs, George @
Dixon, w Stripe as Trustee OF Alexander.
Green Erskine, John Battess. James Bsylrss
Ctspin & Lee, 4 Hostrer, Fietlin Lucas X v ooley
u Graham. Ogden. Brow nell x Co. William Rad.
dick, y Amsden, assignee If W simpson James
Mchibbep G " Nye, job Dean:
You are hereby NOTIFIED that there Is now On fle In
the Office OF the Clerk ef the District Court of Lee
County, Iowa, at Keokak, the petition of NJ. G. Hal
sled, claiming that one James NJ. Red executed to
one Henry Newton mortgage upon real estate des .
erioed the northeast quarter of The north
quarter of The south quarter Of Section twenty
SIX Township sxty-tFe, North OF Range Eve, West
in Lee county, Iowa, which mortgage assigned To
one John Lynch who ipreclosed he same and bird in
said real estate at sherin-s sale aud Afterwards cor
veyed the 10 pansf and ID a you have or els i'm
some interest in.part said real which Is sub
sequent 10 the said mortgage and BOT made pars
TO said foreclosure suit, And praying that yon be
qured 10 redeem the so ne, and In default thereof
interest and right of REDEMPTION in the said land be
foreelosed and ettingulshea and for other relief
Unless yen appear and answer thereto on or before
noon Of the second day OF the of said Conr.
10 be holden on the first MondaSsF February 1894,
default will be entered against you and sndgm and
decree rendered thereon
NOBLE & STRONG, ~
dee3i-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff