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From: Michael Frank <>
Subject: GALENA NEWSPAPER #6
Date: Mon, 20 Jul 1998 15:59:15 -0700

GALENA DAILEY ADVERTISER
Vol 16
Saturday morning, Jan. 15, 1864 (publised 15, but handwritten the 16th)

Page 1 co. #4

NOTICE
'To whom it may concern, that Elizabeth Maria RODDA, left her home
without provacation, and against the wishes of her parents. Therefore,
I hereby give notice to all persons, not to harbor, employ or credit
said Elizabeth Maria RODDA. Any person employing or harboring her will
be held responsible."
James VARKER
Rockville, Wis., Dec. 17th

Page 2 col. #3

WOOD
"At Shullsburg, says the Local, wood brings $9 a cord. At Hazel
Green it is $6, at Lancaster, $2.50 to $3. In this city it brings any
price the sellers have a conscience to ask for it. We paid yesterday at
the rate of $10 a cord for green oak.--Mineral Point Tribune"

Col. #6
"The French are greatly exercised about the movements of Banks in
Texas, and are aftraid that Mexico will yet slip out of the Gallic
grasp."

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Jo Daviess County,
Jo Daviess County Circuit Court, March Term A.D. 1864
William BOWDEN and John BENNETT,
vs.
Anna ELLIS, formerly Anna BOWDEN, and Richard ELLIS, her husband;
Elizabeth EADS, formerly Elizabeth BOWDEN and George EADS, her husband,
James BOWDEN, Francis BOWDEN and Nicholas BOWDEN

"Affidavit of the non-residence of George EADS and James BOWDEN.
....... for the partition of certain lands, therein described, and that
a summons has issured thereon against said defendants, returnable to the
March Term, A.D. 1864, of said Court, to be held at Galena, in said
County, on the second Monday, in the month of March, A.D., 1864, and
unless you, the said defendants, appear before said Court at said time
and place, and answer said petition, the same will be taken according to
the prayer of said petition."

W.R. ROWLEY, clerk

By T. R. BIRD, Deputy
W. CAREY, Petitioner's Solicitor
Dated at Galena, Jan'y 13, 1864

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Jo Daviess County,
Jo Daviess County Circuit Court, March Term A.D. 1864

William BOSTWICK
vs
DEITRICK & Co.
William VANDEVER BILL IN CHANCERY
William C. FRIEND

Page 3 col. 1

HOME AGAIN
"L.P. WOODWORTH, J.D. PLATT, and E. SCASE, of Warren, who have been
on a visit to the 96th Illinois Regiment, at Chattanooga, returned home
last Wednesday. They report that the health of the boys is as good as
usual. The late storm extended as far south as Chattanooga, and snow
fell on the top of Lookout Mountain to the depth of one inch."

NEARLY FROZEN
"A little son of Mr. UNDERHILL, of this place, exposed himself to
the cold and storm of the 2d inst., and came very near being frozen. He
was picked up insensible by a person who was sent to look for him, and
it, was with difficulty that he was recusitated.--WARREN INDEPENDENT"

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