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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-14
Promotions in Vermont Regiments.

Promotions ia Vermont Regiments.
Gov. Smith has recently made the fol-
lowing promotions in the Vermont regi-
ments
2D REGIMENT.
LIST Lieutenant John 7 Bass, Co D, to
be captain Co IL LIST serg Pratt Stone, Co
A, to be 1st Lieut. Co d quartermaster
Edison Fiheld, Co A, TO be LIST Lieut. Co
b; LIST Sergt Chas c Morey Co Z, to be
LIST Lieut. Co c sergt Ward b Hurlburt,
Co X, to be LIST Lieut. COX; LIST sergt
Horatio L Taylor, Co I, to be LIST Lieut.
Col; sergt Ephraim w Harrington Co
g, to be "a Lieut. Co B.
Sd REGIMENT.
LIST Lieut. Alonzo II Newton, Co c, to
Captain Co B lst Lieut. VIM II Hub
bard, Co d, to be Capt Co I'd Lieut. Hub
bard H Phillips, Co L, to be Adjutant
sergt Geo w Bonett, Co G, TO be LIST Lieut.
Co A ; sergt major Geo T Brown, Co c,
to be list Lieut. Co C; LIST sergt Austin
Fl Hall, Co d, to be 1st Lieut. Co /;
sel,gt Luke B Fairbanks, Co F. to be lst
Lieut. 90 H. sea- ,i'.,t B Fl Fuller, Co X, to
be LIST Lieut. Co X.
Arm REGIMENT.
I'd Lieut. james Gallager, Co +, to be
LIST Lieut. Co A lst Lieut. Edward W
Carter, Co X to be Capt Co G lst
Lieut. Chas G Fisher, Co l, to be Capt Co
/; I'd Lieut. William r Russell, Co g, to
be 1st Lieut. Co X I'd Lieut. Lewis W
Fisher, Co D, to be list Lieut. Co |,
5rH REGIMENT.
Sergeant major William II Newton, to
be Capt Co B I'd Lieut. Miner e Fish,
to be Capt Co d ; LIST Lieut. William z
Spaulding, Co !, to be Capt Co l sergt
Douglas p LOOMS. Co 6, to be LIST Lieut.
Co A ; sergt VIM H Wright, Co c, to be
LIST Lieut. Co C; sergt s f Kilborn Co /
to be LIST Lieut. Co L private Geo II
Sessions, Co +, to be LIST Lieut. Co l.
6TH REGIMENT.
LIST Lieut. j S Randall. Co A, to be
ouartermaster I'd Lieut. Medic, &c
A. 1st Lieut. Co A LIST sergt Geo "
Flanders, Co A, I'd Lieut. Co A.
9TH REGIMENT.
Liest Theodore S Peck, Co C, to be Is
Lieut. Co II; 1st sergt Herbert C Moor
Co C, to be I'd Lieut. Co G.
10TH REGIMENT.
Capt Edwin Dillingham;, Co b. to b
Major; lst Lieut. Henry II Dewey, Co A
to be Capt Co A I'd Lieut. Rufus
Tabor, Co X, to be LIST Lieut. Co A q
Lieut. John A Hicks, Jr., Co B, to be Is
Lieut. Co B sergt Daniel G Foster t
be Cd Lieut. Co b LIST Lieut. Chester
Nye Co F, to be Capt Co F; I'd Lieu
Henry w Kingsley, Co Z, to be 1st Lieu
COZ; sergt Silas Fl Lewis, Jr, to be 2
Lieut. Co T sergt major Henry G Stiles
Co /, to be I'd Lieut. Co G com serg
Austin w Fuller, Co I, to be I'd Lieu
COX; 1st Lieut. Merritt Barber, Go !
to be Capt Co B LIST Lieut. Lucien
Thompson Co G, to be Capt Co D 2
Lieut. Lemuel A Abbott. Co d, to be i
Lieut. Co E I'd Lieut. Daniel G Hill, {
III, to be 1st Lieut. Co G. sergt James
Read Co d, to be Lieut. Co D.; sert
Isaac Powers Co A, to be I'd Liel
Co II.
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DIR, TOBIAS
W II W T. TT NJ yIN M r. N II

V ID N II I y y y II n = ~ y ~ = 49,
Died Of Croup--Whata pretty and interesting
child saw last week But nov, alas IT is no
more. Such WIS the conversation of two gentle
men rid ng down town in the cars. Died OF
CroupI How strange When DIR. Tobias Vine
tian Lniment is a certain cure, if taken , time.
Now, mothers. we appeal to you. IL is not for the
paltry gain and profit we ma e, but for the sake
Of your infant ei lid that lies playing al your
feet Group is dan ,erous di ease but use Or.
Tobiae' Venetian Lnimtnt in time. and il rs rob
bed OF its tertors. Always keep tin the house !;
you m4y not wantlt tonight or tom rrow, no
telling when but AIMED with his Eminent you
are prepared, let It come when 1t sili, Price only
rs cents.
Sold by all Druggists Office, So oortlandt ST.,
New YORK. Ha julyl ;lmd&w
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Our Wounded.

Philadelphia, July II.
Intelligence reached here to-day that
the wounded on the battle field at Mo-
nocacy were uncared for. A special
train left this evening for Gettysburg,
with fourteen delegates of the Christian
Commission and twelve boxes of stores.
The Central railroad furnished transport
tation to Gettysburg, whence the Com
mission send the stores to the battle
field. Everything possible will be done
for the sufferers.
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From, Missouri.

ST.. Louis, July IL.
Olive Street Hotel is nearly destroyed
by fire. Loss unknown.
No steamboats,, unless properly armed,
are allowed to go up the Missouri river
above Jefferson City, owing to the guer-
rillas swarming the counties on that
stream.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-14
A s1NnIr nox an BRANpRErH,s PILLS

contains IT ore vegetable ex rsciive matter than
twenty boxes of any pills in he word beides !;
ty-iye hundred ply sieians use then in their
practice TO the exclusion # other pal aiyes. The
rst letter of their value i. vet scarcely apr reeia-
ted. when they sra teter know n sudden death
and continued ticl ness will be o The pet. Let
those who knew hem p ak right out 10 their ia
vor. It is duty which will save lie.
Our race arf subject to a dur dancy Of vitiated
bile at this season and it is rs dang rons as il is
prevalent but Brndreth's ills sfiord an lnvsl-
uablc and efficient Protection lsy their occa-
tiouai Use we preSpns the col cot on Of those in
puri,iee, viii h. when in sufficient quantti. S,
cause so mu. danger 10 the b, dy's hea. I'll. They
soon cure liver complaint dysp psia, loss OF ap-
pet IT,. pain in the lead. heart bpTn, pan IN the
breast lone g djon iainiDe,s and cosiisenoss.
sold by loNu q M,ihsE and FRANCIS
FENG, Drug gifts, Rutland, W. $50.
june2e:lmdxw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-14

DR.. Boyces Tonic Bitters are composed entirely
of Vegetables, and are a saturated tinsture Of
Banks, Roots and Herbs, They were never known
to hart, but always TO do good. Would you be
well, tough, and hearty, free from Gil the ills ma
ture is heir to, take DR.. Boyce's Tonic Bitters.
Are you responding and feeling as if you would
like to injure all your neighbors, take DR. Boyee's
Tonic Btters, and they will make man Of you,
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
feh23dGw Y.
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Democratic state Convention i'm En-
diana.
INpIANAPoLIs, JuIy

The Democratic State Convention to-
day nominated Joseph Mcdonald for
Governor, David Tursies for Lieutenant
Governor, and for the balance of the
ticket including Judge of the Supreme
Conrt, the present incumbents. The tn
dications are that the platform will en-
brace moderate war policy.
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hillary ACCOMPLISHMENTS

hillary Observation-Disclosures
The medical profession 10 not an exact science
ii is founded upon observation and experiment,
Its practice precedes Its science. Among the in
valuable compounds which experimental research
has added 10 our list Of remedies, Is osGOoD's
INDIA CH0LAGodUE, for the cure Of Jaun-
dice and the various forms of Liver Complaint
1t has deohsirusnt operation upon the liver
acting Ikea charm upon this organ, removing
hillary distractions and purifying the blood.
Sold by ali Druggists and medicine dealers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-14

~ Judge Russell has reserved his de-
cision in the case Of Gen. Dix, arrested
for the suppression of the World and
Journal of Commerce, until August list.
1t is understood, however, that the de-
cision on all the points involved will be
in favor of Gen. Dix.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-14

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEX
Es.-A reverend gentlemen having been restored
to health in a few days, after undergoing all the
usual routine and irregular expensive modes
treatment, without success, considers II bis satre
duty to communicate TO his afflicted creaturesthe
means of cure. Hence, on the receipt OF an sd
dress ed envelope he will send Gree copy Of III
prescrjetion used Direct to DIR. JOHN III.
bAGNALL, 1868 Fulton Street, E.Y. 4:w
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FTTRFKAt EUREKA

To those who have long sought reliable REM
edy for Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Sick Head
ache, Weakness, Jaundice Liver Complaint and
all diseases arising from a Torpid and Diseased
Liver, would recommend Dr. Boyce's Tonic Bit
ters they have never been known to fail. Sold
by all Druggists.
FRANCIS FEM, Proprietor,
Rutland, VI.
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Tue PUBIC DEBT.-According to an
official statement the total debt on the
9TH of July was seventeen hundred and
ninety two millions, eight hundred and
sixty-seyen thousand and forty dollars,
and fftY-seYen cents.
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mAHnIAGE S.

HARVEY -ToPPAN,-In Clarendon, July 4,
by Rev. w r. Herriek, John Harvey, of Claren-
don, and Mrs. Elvira E. Teppan, of Boston.
ADAMs-FoRIsTER.-In Boston, July 9Th,
by Rev. DIR. Kirk, A. L. Adams, of Ludlow, VI,
to Miss Nelyina A. FORSTER, of Boston,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-14

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. The
" undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Rutland,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against Hamil-
ton Barns, late of Pittsdeld, said dis riot, de-
ceas ed, hereby give notice that we will meet for
the purpose OF examining and allowing said
claims, at Lyman Gibbs Inn, in Pitts6e d, on
the secoI NJ ondays of August and January next,
from nine O'Clock A. M. until four o'clock r. NJ,
each Of said days, and that six months from the
llth dsy OF July A. d. ls64, is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present their
said claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated Pittsfeid, VT, this 18th day Of July A.
D. 1864.
@. A. THOMAS, Jror,r.
a8 m LYMAN GIBBS, ~
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RESOLUTIONS ON TnR DEATH OF LIEUT.,
surnnAs.- Editor Rutland Herald You
will greatly oblige class OF young men
,amenting the loss of another, the fourth
oftheir number who have given their
vopng manhood into the jaws OF death
far their dear country's sake, by publish
inc In the next Daily, and the following
weekly HERALD, the inclosed resolutions
"a brief but sincere testimonial of our
regard for the memory of our beloved
cassmate. +.
Yours respectfully, in behalf of
the Committee.
GEo. A. GRAVES, Chairman.
WESLEYAN University Middletown, Ct,
July IL, 1864.
KILLED In battle before Petersburg,
June %, 1864, Merritt Hoag Sherman, Of
The Glass Of 1865, Lieut.. in the 18th VI,
Vols. ma.
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted .....
Whereas, We are again called to mourn
the loss of a brother fallen in the strife
therefore,
Resolved, That we recall with melan-
choly interest the faithful scholarship,
the manly social virtues, and the ster-
ling Christian life Of classmate who, in
his brief association with us, won our
esteem and affection.
Resolved That we seek to profit by the
admonition given US, While we learn a
lesson from the unfailing patriotism and
devotion with which our companion has
given hlmsclfa ready offering on the al
tar of his country.
Pcsolpo4, That we sincerely sympathise
with the afflicted relatives and friends
of the deceased in their sore bereaye-
ment.
Resoloea, That, in token OF orr regard
for the memory of our departed class
mate, we wear an appropriate badge of
mourning for the remainder Of the term.
Resolre3, That copies OF these resolu-
tions be transmitted to the relatives Of
the deceased, and for publication in the
RUTLAND HERALD, the Christian AdyO-
cate and journal, the Zion's Herald, and
the Constitution.
Middlctown, Conn, July I, 1864.
Gro. A. GRAVES, }
WIN. NORTH RICE, : Com.
WIN. ROBINSON,
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NEW ADvERTIsEnENTs.

+ WHITLOCK, dealer in Trees,
lls Shrubs, L overs, and all kinds OF Horti-
cultural Stock. All orders sent to Brandon, VT
viii receive prompt attention. tsF
leat imy Trees from the best Nurseries in
Canada and the United States, and I warrant
them 10 he good quality and in good order.
n. Bs-PeTsons wishing % ret new Orchards,
fhuit Gardens or Ornamental Grounds will find
IL to their advantage 10 have me furnish their
stock, set and warrant it for them. 2Stf
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All the goods in the above list will be sold, WITH
out reservation, FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Certificates of all the various articles are placed
in similar envelopes and sealed These envelopes
will be sen, by mail, or delivered at our Office,
without regard to choice. On receiving q Certif-
cate gu Will what article it represents, and it
is optional with you to send one dollar and re-
ce We the article named, or ny otherin the list Of
the SINE value In all trans4ctie ms by mail we
charge for forwarding TIE Certificates, paying
postage, and doing the business. % cents each.
Five Certificates will be sent for IL Eleven for 49,
Thirty for SIS sixty-five for so; and enc Hun
bred for sl5. BY this mode We give selections
from vir,ed stock Of fne goods, the best make
and the latest sty les and of intrinsic worth, at
nominal price, while all have chance OF securing
articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantee sa'isfacton in every instance.
AGENTS.-Special I, rms ard PREMIUMS TO
Agents. ADDRESS
GEO. DEMERIT & co.
an9 kroadway Nav YORK
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Gen. sanford's Response to Mayor
Gunther.
New YORK, July IL.

NEW YORK, July IL,
Gen. Sanford to-day responds to May
or Gunther's protest, saying that ample
force will be retained here for the sup
preston of any riots.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-14

ag Intelligence reached Baltimore,
Sunday night, that portion of Hunters
force under Sullivan had recaptured
Martlnshurg apd taken about 1000 pris-
oners also all the stores captYHd there
and much plumber collected by We rebels
at that point.
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Troops Going TO washington.

New YoRE, July II,
The 84th regiment left this morning
in a steamer for Washington. A gun
boat accompanying the transport.
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10 Maj.-Gen. j. II Peck has been APP
pointed seco2d in command of the De-
partment of the East, under Gen. Dix,
MS headquarters to be in New York
city. 20
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July THE llth.--1 his is 10 certify
J that have given my son Myron Stratton,
his time the remain der of his minority. ] shall
neither claim his wages pay no debts OF his
confrsotr sf.er this date
2s:Sw% CALVIN e. sTRATTON
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@. A. THOMAS, lrou,r.
LYMAN GIBBS, gym 10
CTATE OF VERMONT, District of

CTATE OF VERMONT, District Of
~ Rutland. ss. The Probate Court for the
Distr ct of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate Of Cath
crime Is err late Of Rutland, in said district de-
ceasei, ntestate, GREETING.
The administrator Of said estate having repre-
sented that it will be necessary to sell part OF the
real estate of said deceased for the payment OF the
deb and expenses of administration, and also
that it will be benef ial for all parties Interested
therein 10 II the whole of the real estate Oh sad
dece !. ed, has made application to said PROBATE
Court for license t6uake such sale. Therefore,
BY the authority of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified TO appear tefore said Court,
at the Probate Once in Rutland, in said district,
on the first Tuesday Of August, A. .. 1874, to
show cause, if q you have, why said Incense
should not be granted
Dated at Rutland in said district, this 18th day
Of Juy, A. ID. 1854; r,o1,
rs JAMrS bhoWN, heg1ster.
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CApLER & SWEET keep constantly
~ or hand and offer 10 the public ITS, ehoss
and Lssther, at wholesale and re-.
Hughes. cash price pad for b Ina.
yerkins' Block, Merchants' ar.
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n = market prices. |"-
All correspondence and questions eheerfully an
swered. Yours Respectfully,
w. S. MCCLURE g. co.
REMARKS-The markets opened this week
with increased activity and high figures are de-
manded for all produce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

III MEusEsDAY; HHY EzEs1
IOWA ITEMS.

RxEs tEtFas q kA4AAAAsSesss4 IA AsDicAe
Two hundred ana seventy re-enlissed
veterans of the 10th Regiment Iowa In
fantry left Camp Mcclellan Monday
morning for the front. g 49, = :
"A man, who gave his name IS John
Seymour. was arrested in Rock Island %
Saturday on suspicion Of being Thomas
Hughes who murdered man in Pits.
burg some time ago.
A German carpenter fell from the
railroad bridge, at Davenport, on Ea.uI-
day, and was badly injured.
We gather the above items from the
Davenport Gasette.
One hundred and thirty Of the ladie.
Of Oceola pledged themselves not to at
end circus on exhibition there last week
and resolved to use their influence against
it. -
"A supposed mad dog was in Musca-
catine on Sunday, bling dogs aud be-
having itself in very unseemly manner.
He was fnally killed 80.
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NOTICE,

70 Maria : Wright. Wright, Jas Wright, Executors
ofFNW Wright, Fred Waterman julia Ann A gno Isaac
: Hal. y Answorth James Humphreys, Br1dgmaa 4
kaed, Walllng Cornslia Hobart Helen Sod
dara kdsard Nisk ruhan, Hiram Barney. Daniel
Trich, William kd~ ards, James Love- WIN Clark ami
A Ilark II Reid, L SutliG Jacob Null for rse OF
and q q satlif !. Hamilton Peter Potter. The
odore Thinney Margare: Kissick formerly Mar
esret a lewis and James Kissiek, her husband n
Wright Vim Thompson, executor of the estate OF
Nathaniel Albartson, sdsceased, John z wrsght.4s~
fou and each OF you hereby notified that there Is
file 10 the Office OF thu Clerk ofthe Dirirt Court
Of Ice county, Iowa, at Keokuk petition Of Eliza J
Rnddiek, Exec of Jesse Ruddck deceased. claiming Of
ypu- NJ Wright, Wright and,Jansss Sriehs exec
utes- Of Wright, deceased the ynm ar ffrre Kindred
and htysix dollars with ten per cent interest per
NUN, as money due on a. rrofnssory secured by
NOR gage made by Wright to jesse Ruddick dated
Decentei 18th, ls56 also Claiming aisseeach Of you
the foreclosure &c saad acrtgage the SAM being upon
the undivided Z of the west X Of the southeast and
the undivided of 4 of the southwest quarter Of sec
ton ourteen township sixtys north range i've
Lee county iowa for sale of said premises and general
srelief. s4 80 -. 81 - -.se-s''~
Ana unless you appear and said petition on On
before noon ofthe second day tho next term Of said
Court 10 coz mence at Keokuk, on fhs LIST Monday q
September, 1854 default viii he entered against sna
judgment rendered tefeon prayed for In said petition
Revenue stamp, 50 cts NoBLE 3 STRJjt,s
Juiyi Aftyse for Pr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

~We have worked with our cart.
ridge box belted on and our gun at hand
ever since the 18th Of June, since which
time we have not undressed for Sleep, nos
slept in the house. This labor and ex-
posture. tells upon our physical man and
we have concluded to suspend The publ
cation 81 our paper for a Time, and u tend
the other matters. The thieves and murd-
erers now infesting the State. can be re-
PEELED, and flour military authorities can't
reaeh them, the people will.g The brush
is just as safe a place for honest men as
for thieves Laclede Unionist. 4
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Legal Notices.
I EGAL NoTICE.

To n W Wright, II Wright Jas Wright N Wright
aud NJ wright, executors of the estate OF Wright
decca- ed, NJ Z Wright, John Wright and Margarine
A hissiek, formerly MargeIitte A Lewis.
gu are by notified TINT Benjamin Wallace has
nled a ernss bull in the case Of wright against II
wright and others pending the District Court of
Lee county. Iowa by said tll saad sllacs claims
as against all OF You the setting aside OF certain convey
anc-s OF real estate made by Wright to wrigf T.
aud W her 20 eh~c p-r-ens and also the of certain
real estate TO pay Judgment Of BENJAMIN Wallace vs.
y Wright. -
Unless appear thereto and defend before noon of
the second day Of the September term 1864 Of said Dis
tct Court decree will be rendered against you there
on o. aealii. RANKIN d McCRAkY,
Revenue stamp 90 cts Attys for Benz Wallace.
5nig9- div sss ls-
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nRIGINAL NOTICE.

t. Daniel Copson:
You hereby notified that there now on file in the
once oil the District Court of lee county Iowa ke<
kak- petition OF Samuel Miller painti claiming OF
you the saEn az twelve hnndr ed dollars meneyadue
eight pronlIsiofy notes. and the foreclosure mort
made by ypu lot l, block addition To Ike.
oknk Le county, Iowa. to secure the payment OF said
notes.
And unless you appear and said petition on or
eiore noon ~ the second day the of said
Court which the FIRST Monday in Septe,-
her next Judgment will be rendered against Won ar prsrcd
In said peution RANKIN McgRARY
June2s Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Silas r. Clarke.
You hereby notified thai there now on file in the
Office o the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee COUNTY
Iowa, at heokuk, petition Of saouel H. Miller cairnp
Against you and a H. bronson and David Collier sum
OF twenty five hundred dollars eextsn uot-
and mos gages made hy said Bronson William Leighton
and James L. Estes, and which you have agreed TO paw
and also praying ihe foreclosure mortgage los
and In block A. Of Raids addition TO the city OF CO.
kuk, Ia which you claim interest.
And unless yoa appear aud said petition on or
before noon ofihs second day OF she term of said
Court. which cone1ces the LIST Monday Septefa-
her next, jadsmeu will be rensdred sgsinst you a.
prayed Tor RANKIN & MoGRARy.
June2s Atty Is fur Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27
| EGAL NOTICE.


STATE OF 10 A, LEE COUNTY, SIN the District
Court Of said County. a; keokuk.
Thomas Stafford and Nary stafford Plaintiffs, Ysrss.
sample, Sarah Sample, his wife; Osshie ner
Woodward & Co; Stone, Starr Go; A-a Mayo; Kfx
Hale Gee Benedict Hall Co., Hunt Lane Hnlrt
Van NalkeRoarg Co, iiaideck Reid Co. farnham.
hirAham Go; John IL Day. assignee Of Rnrns . Rent
gen; Archibald Young Co, y lillian Simpson Pierce
brothers a klandess, John Lowrie Cook Il Lenhart.
Defendants. s $3.50
Notice Is hereby given to the DESCENDANTS herein above
named, that petition in civil action on file in the
Clerks Office Oh the district Court aforesaid verfe
In behalf Of the above tanned Plaintiff against you claim
Ing decree against H. ". sample requfrng him to con-
vsy to petitioners 10 feet front Fourth
deep the alley of the osstery ends III and Il in
Block 10 IN the City OF heekak Lee county, Iowa in ac
cornce with his contract therefore; against the
other defendants quoting and establishing the title of pc
rtioneTs in said realty and excluding defendants
from any lien Or interest theaein and general relief
And uniess you APPEAR and make defense thereto be
fors noon o the second day of the next trm Of said
Court, To dominance at keokuk, the LIST MONDAY d
September, A D. 1864, Judgment III rendered srains
you, Is prayed for ia said petition - ~
ees ROBERT H. GILMORE.
~ tya-t4w Attorney for petitioners.