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hT' Stewards Instructions TO our Minister
In London

Precisely upon the date when the British
Government iisucd its dispatch to Lord LYONS,
demanding replra,ion from the American GOV.
ernmtnt, Mr. SEWARD forwarded a dispG.ch to
our Minister in London, in which ho refe,s TO
conversation with Lord PALNrnsroN a, fy-
luws g.
You spoke the simple fact when Won toll him
mat the life OF this instruction is sustained by
ii' hopes Of recognition in Great Britain AMI in
france, II would perish ia ninety DAYS if those
Iopes hould cease. lhaNc never, for moment,
o,slD''d that such recognition could take
lace without Producing Immediately a war
=, "'"n 'h' United states and the rcco,-nizin,
PoTtr.,
secretary SEWARD subsequently refers to the
ihdir a. The Trent; intimates that il is NOT
hNo"'d by cur G'ycrnmcnt, ard trusts that the
Ai'h Government will consider tho subject in
VI ndIy temper, while i, may expect tho best
disposition on the pat Vi our own.
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Peellsa In Roston.

Boston, Dee. 2S.-Ths public here received
the announcement Of the surrender o. the rebel
Commissioners, Messrs MasJn and Sli Tel,
very Thilosophically having generally anti,
cpat, such a result as the most direct means Of
avoiding foreign war.
Tho street talk is, that BCssrs. Mason and
Sliden are no, woi.h ;hSir ,oa.j, either here OF
,lseM here.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
A o.. II. Long Islaud-T ha omc..

A %. II, Long IslRnd-Tbe Onicers an
members o. tbs society srs requested t. b
punctuhl In attendance 1t headquartera Tan
many Hall corner York and Pearl stree,
brooklyn, to Pay the last uilute Of respec. to on
deceased brother m'ubo- THOMAS CONNORS. O
No ; Our New York brethren are respectful
invited To attend the funeral on Tuesday Dec, 9lsi
At o'clock p. NJ. Memb ~ will wear their badrer
iHlLlI CLARE, G. T. MICHAEL DAILY, q. s.
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How TO Get AutoErnD,,s.

a farlb correspondent of one of the London
papers tells this curious story,
A considerable sale of autographs has latelv
attracted to tho Rue DIES Bon Enfints a nnmbsr
OF those who feel an interest in decipherin0 h.
Characters Of celebrated persons from tho
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WILCOX & GIBBs
BE WING MACH INHs,
COS BROADWAY.
$50 sss.
GENERAL NOTICES.


Hoiioway's Ointment md Pills win e
any Ague-only rub the Ointment into the 81
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~ - " - ''"HH I7IHhd-N meetIng OF tn
lSmmany Hal, cor York and Pearl 81, Brooklyn
On thls Monday evening, Dec so, ut ~ o'clock -
Al members Of Tho Board viii he pun tua In at
@ndsnce as business OF the utmost imp lrtanca viii
come before the Board. PIlKLIN PETERSON, G
ID. MICHAEL DAILY, G, S. liz
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very Monday evening, at abe Howard
Mission, 20 New B1wcry, fr.Aarly Oryilie Gard
ner's Olive Banch Lodge of Good samaritans holds
apuGli, Temperance Meeting, with singing 10y the
nL,uIG Wnnderers" Spo.sers this evening, Rev.
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A A.-The members Of DIamOnd IOdEa
10. " are requested 10 meet at their lodge room,
ms day at o'clock N, b. attend the funeral of
thtir late brother, ALEXANDER M. REILLY, from
tha residence Of his parents 40 Carroll ID, South
brooklyn. Members q the order generally are Ia.
vihd, H. pARIING, u, ., lSa
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Fires, Inques,a, Accidents, DC.

FIRE IN CHERRY sr,-Last evening about 8
o'clock, fro was discovered breaking out on
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s1AhbIAG AfrRAr GROWING OUT OF TIE
MASON AND sLIDEII AFFAIR.

siAhbiAG AfrRAr GROWING OUT OF THE
MASON AND sIIDELL AFFAIR.
serious affray occurred on board one of ,bo
Jersey City ferry boats about one o'clock vas.
terday morning, during which an English nan.
named Young, employed on board of the Gu.
naru steamer America, was stabbed. 1t an
pears lhat as the boat wa, crossing to jersey
oi'y' the conversation turned upon the NJ ison-
Sldell affair, and John Bull was very oxult,nt
over the fact that these two persons had been
given up to the English Government. Some
unknown Jonathan feeling a little tender on
That point attempted to punish the Eaeli,h.
man Tor his arrogance, and while the MILLING
was progressing pretty Lriskly on both sides, a
tn'rd person stabbed tho Englshmsn, and an.
parentiy iltont ed to kill him. The knife WA
common pockot-knife tho small blade of which
entered the head at the 10 yer part of the car
and just back Of it, and was broken off An
attempt was made to remove the remainip,
piece of blade by the passengers, but without
success The injured man was then taken To
Dr. Varicks residence and upon a second n.
tempt the doctor succeeded 10 romoyin, the
blade with pair OF nippcrs, and dressed the
wound. The parties whJ commit ed the act
succeeded in making thsiI escape.
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now Tux NEw, WAS RECEIVED IN THr' CIT

nov TiIk NEws WAS RECEIVED IN THI' CITY
The surrender Of Mason ard Slidel was the
uniyerSsl srtj,ot Of conversation yesteTdsy in
all ciiCl,s At the thousand and ono breakfast
tables Of this city the official correspondence on
the subject was ISai All discussed, and in the
church Hobbies as well a, in the street, in the
cars and on tho forty boats nothing was to be
heard but "Msson and Slidtll, Seward and
Lord Lyons" Beyoud the expression Of tran
siont vtxa,ion at finding ourselves in the
wrong. this settlement Of the question Of war
| with England seemed to give very general sa-
tisfae tior. The tIinipg wound our national pride
fsg yNaeiysd 10 this population Of tho bold &C
''''V"'H'9 rr N Vsra .naliih~d hT- thu
the extreme omancipationsts.
ny no man, probably was the peaceful so.
luton Of our difficulty received with sue,
hearty satisfaction as by the veteran G. ,ne,a
scott, whose serious apprshensions of war, re
celVed from recent contact with European ex
c'emeni, were thus happily dispelled. To
| uonefai Fremont, we loarn, the news gave far
less satisfaction. He has been strongly .pposed
TO yielding to tho demand Of Epgland and da.
eiared that sooner than do so, he would most
anhesitaungly accept the alternative of war.
"netner We were prepared for il or not. If we
could not drive the enemy from our aea cons,
we could at least abandon our Atlantic citios
and retreat to the Rocky Mountains, there 10
carry on guerilla warfare If need be- for psn.
erations. This sentiment Is doubtless shared 10
acon'iderablo extent by the extreme anti
slavery party but even they are Obliged TO
'oncedo something to the technical dieieultios
winch are in the way ola full endorsement OF
ue course OF Commodore Wilkes Ia the affair
of the Trent.
The influence of the first receipt of the nsws
IN the stock market is shown in the quotations
oil Saturday. United States stocks, state secu.
rites everything leaped up as though A load
had been suddenly taken of of the street specu.
latorS' end they had confidence once moro in
the continued maintenance Of peace with foreign
powers and the speedy crushing of tho rebellion.
winch Is hencefOrth to receive our undivided A..
tention.
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-. Gu, A..,, P,v,ae,.s.

Our Aw. abiding citizens will be deeply
aroused to learn that q corrupt Common @ I'M
eli confirmed, ca Saturday svenitg. the iuis-
nous enactment OF a corrupt Legislsture, snd
gave g-Atis to sPoculAtos a franchise which
sSould have brought more than . million Of dd-
iA-. to our heavily butthoacd city.
Such Ia the fact and feferebce to the de ais
IN Ale be- column, viii also shO~ that the
rightful ton of reduction of fare from i've 70
,brsS oeats, an sNtns tax Of ,ne cent per
psAcugar, fcr Ct uesdN were scora fully 'purn-
. b. tbs COZ spirAtors Such high hAndsd
rnssslies will progress tor 8 while, without
iatest,iercc, but su end must c,me ere many
year, ard that ED may 10 through c IT,
..u's v, Ea-co Csmnit,eo, AID Summary jus'
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loan lyose 10 M srv ,Ep.


The Non. Fidiir,a N. ScWdrd, &c, &C., Gci
srRi hive this morning received the note
which YOU did me tn honor % aditcss n me yes
terday, In answer g. Er Ru'HelNs dispatch Of Tue
9O,h OF Nov, mLer las relative io the removal ~
MI Ma.op, NJ. 81 del, Nj, Mcfarland and NJ.
~ sits ON the b. tish mail packet Tent. lwu u
Nth, ut any loss 81 time, rw,rd " Her Ma stys
Goyetnu ent a copy u the imprt II communica-
tion which YOU have made ~ me.
will also, without delay, 10 ny seh I've honIr ~
eonfcr with YOU personally on The arr N yemcnts N
- 80 d.l,veIlpg the four gentlemen 10 me-,
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tina, elias. Of men who do not merely stat
home, criiicise, and complain, asrsspcctsL!e men
are sald TO do Al New York, but are in tho front
Of public life, and really govern Eoelsnd.'
Tho other London journals contain similar
Indications Of The change in the popular feel
Jog Of England, follow ing the first excitement.
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Further News, sec Third Pa
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-17
Al j RS
Ague Cure,
ron THE aPxxDY cuax OF

poR THE sPEEnf cU1x or
Insss.,ss:.s Fever: 2: Hsx.r a.A AE...
fer che u ole elaa1 q 1a..ess cri9iEEs-
anss ,ns m.lsri. sn lnri.ry 6Ms...gemsnt, c..:sd by
We are saAslsd here % cfftr ths corhnuaity
remedy which. while Il cures the above complaints
with certAipty, is stin psrfectly harmless N any
quantity. Such reuadx ID Invaluable in dietsists
where thesD- yifiictinG disorders prevail !. Ihis
"CuRR expsh tho miaamatic poison Of FkvRR
AND AGrE from the system, and prevents the de-
yeopment Of the disease il taken ON the first ap-
proach Of its prrmonitory symptoms. Iii isnotpuiy
the - rsasdy ever yet discovered Tor this elAss
Of C0mps saintn, bat Also the cheapest. The large
qtianAisy - supply for dollar brings II Within the
reach Of every body and in bilious districts where
have II and use it freely both for cure and protec-
tion. AErsat superiority of this remedy over any
other eser discovered for the speedy and certain
cure oY oYIntermttents Is that il contains no Quinine
or mineral, consequently il produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
1fion Those cured BY II are left ~ healthy a. II
they had never had the disease.
Fever ana Ague u not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatic poison. great variety OF disor-
ders arise nom its irritation, among which are
NeAra4ta, hhsus0fism, Gom, Headache, Bind
ness, 1oothnche, Earache, CatayYh, Asthma, Pal
pstafica. Psi.6N Affcsion Of the Spleen, Hpster-
ics. Psss IN ske Boscels. Colo, Paralysis and De-
ramgewent cf the Stomach, all Of which, when
originating In this cause put on the inteymitfent
type, or become periodical. This "CuRE expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection TO
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts III taken occa-
sionally Or daily while exposed TO the infection,
that Will be excreted from the system. and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity 10 ripcn into dis
ease. Hence it IL even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter-
mitteats they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy Affords
Prepared by Dr. j. G AY0 = CO., Lsvsu, No.
hn*sA EAi, hAs + i It,., Axunts tur n. a.
and son ~ ieAlers In Medicines everywhere.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-17
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation OF this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula. but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPTIyx
and SKIN DISEASES. Sr. ASrHoNY's FrRE,
RosE. or ERysIrELAs, PIMrrEs, PusTrLEs,
BIorcHEs. MAIss and BorLs. TrHoRs. TETrER
and SALT RHEux, ScALp HEAp, RIN0woRx,
RHErAArIsA, SypHrLITic and MERcuRiAL DS-
nAsEs. DRopsr. DrsrgrsIA. DERlLrTr. and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA.
TED on IMPURE BLoop. The popular belief
IN iHspsnsfy Of the blood is founded in truth,
for scrofala is degeneration of the blood, The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla Is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-17
G.eral NnaAc>


70 spencer s. Biihnss, J. y. Billings. JoAa q.
Bewer, Frederick Btrtb, Aibest Woif. wi,lsam
Msppsek Esrs Potter. A. g. CampAsll, W,ll,sm
Miller, Ex-cutors ~ the estate OF sooh Mill.
dscsased, Frecerick Cob, ". J. Morisy. samuoi
Mesisys
YUU sDd each of you are hereby Iotihsd that
: ther~ h nos % kss in IN uEgesDf ths UIsYs of
be District Coart Of l.e. c1snsy, lewA. n Fort
Madison. petition ~ Hiram Barnsy, claiming az
you sFsncf Billings the sum OF fifteen hsuIrsi
do lass With 10 - sat- tRtsress Per anasn, my
able annually ~ norey due On 1 deed o, trass
sAAAa ~ sAs - D. ~ kilhAsFae ~ ssss.xe =, -
cuss samuel sfsrsh, willisn B. Lea sna Hd usrd @.
neievsD Tor the purchase Dcney # the real estate
thsrsin dessstbrd, and sspcs ass gn.d to ssN .rau
barney, dstsa Msy 18th, lsS.; aiss elsintna
agsinst each Of ysa fhe foreclosure IL aid aeea r.
t,sn, the same being upon LDb 5. ., - \. fn
naecs 81 n the CITY of Asok ksk, Les eosnay, lewas
Tor the purchase macy; ssd fastheY aektse - I
sale II sail psenisss sIA sssssai relief.
And unirss 20 afpfsS and ansWcE said pctitioa
90 or before no6n of The sscond dAy Of tke axxt
term - ssl4 eDsrt 20 eommeece at Fort sAts,p cn
TOE kisss 1eodxy of D~cnhsr, a. d. 1871. H.
fsess VIII be eatrfcA axeines t~& -snd t~Axnsat
fsAdsred thxrevn - pvsyed for In ssid pesiiion.
s GOELk = nIkOSA.
Asg. ~, zs0l-Im AtI'ys fyr P1t'E
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-17

4EGAL NOTICE.
To Charles Peterson, Elisa Stripe, w. C. Strips,
Charles Mason, Thomas Gross, John Wiess, Hen
~ Caldwell, George Ritter, Lewis Houxnan, y.
Alexander, The State of Iowa, B4sss 4 Camp
bell, N. p. STARTS, X. J. Rowe, Peter aarrsty,
II. q. EnGlish
VOU and each Vt you ara hereby notified that
4 there IL now on fie IN the once Of the Clerk Of
the District Court u Lee County, lows, at
keokuk, pstihicn Of Hiram Barney claiminr Of
yen, Charles Peterson, tbs cum Of tLros hundred
and eighy-three dollars with 10 Fer cent. interest
per annun, payable annually, ~ money due on
. mortgage made BY you TO Charles Mason aud since
as.igued tosaid Aiiau Barney, dated = pssenhsr II,
1854; also claiming against each Of Jon the foreclo
sure q said norsgass. the same hsing ppon Lots
ave and six In Bio ck hundred and forty
seven l47l, in the City OF Keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa. for the purchase money and farther ~ king
for sale OF said premises. and general relief.
And unless you appear and ansser said petition
on or before noon Of the second Day Of the next
term Of said Court, to commence ~ keokuk OF the
nrst Monday Of September, A. d. 1861, q default
willbs entered sgstnst you, and Judgment rendered
thereon ~ pray edfor in said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
June ~, lS61-dln Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-17
Scrof oftlla. or Kings Evil.

Is constitutional disease q corruption Of the
blood. by which this huid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation Il
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part Of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint Is yariously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or, unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices. and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitptiorl descending from parents to children
unto The third and fourth generation !" indeed.
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, 81
viii visit the iniquites Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruphon. which gcnders in the blood, deprcsses
the energies Of life, 10 that scrofalous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks OF other diseases; conse-
qucitly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
cimates the human family has its origin directly
In this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys. brain,
and, indeed Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all Our people are sorofulous;
their persons are invaded BY this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
tn cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by IN alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such q medicine we supply in
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-17

DUBLI0 notice Is hereby given that on the 26th
/ day of August, 1851 vt The door Of the Clerk q
Office In the city 1 ketI uk, Lee County, Iowa, /
shall procesd sell FOR cash IN hand the highest
bidder the following property, to- wit: Lot number
twelve Il2J In block number thirty-tbree I33l In
the city Ut ksokak, county of Lea aud State Of
lows. *&R fs ~
The sale Is inside BY virtSe Of Deed of Trust
from Sarah Ann sockmAn and John Il. Sock man
her husbsod to ne made, to tecure the pay ent Of
certain note made by the rxid Sarah Ann Sock
msn ana John Il. Sock n ~ 70 The order Of Rshert
L. kuddick for the SUN u two hnndred and ninety
eight and - 100 dollars t43o83il lAt<d August 8,
note in dc and uupsid, and BY the terms OF the
Trust Decd an required TO 8. II the property.
Sale between tho hours of 10 o'clock =. m. and I
o'cloak pm.
WILLIAM RUDDIcK, Trustee,
August Is le61 niOt @Ess aA&AeA2 At4
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-17
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


D. ". KiLBouRNE
vs.. District Court Lee Co.,
$. 8. BILLINGS. 1t 81. Iowa. Ft. Madison.
To s s. Billings, Lueind Billings his vile, J. M.
Bilings, X 7. Haseiton, Wa sullivan. Eliza
Sullivan his wife. X. H.. Abbott 4 Co., James ID.
smith Co John Beal Co., Geo. Bsal. Elisa
Beal, landlord 3 Brofher. Alex ander Johnson
0sorge r. Jenkins, II. 8, Taylor, kob't II. Carr,
A.P. spsuiding, CLARK = Andrews, D B Gray
Miller, Alexander Co., Archih aid Hender on.
J. ". Raakin, kni Pretossis. Psttsns, Lane 1
Merria.. Galloway Webster. Emma N. viii
Ardrcw Webster, 7. w Phianay, Reynolds
Rich ardson, 1soTee r. Andersen, X. A. Thou .
son, .'Ihs Washington Union Insuysnoe Co. =
he Cleveland Mutual Inssrancs Company
Q. B. Twsedy, Peter stryksr, shapiesEh, bay !
Co., N. y. aeorgsA Co.. II rem Barney, II ". p
Block, Duvall, keighlsr & Co., Vim Ihom ron
= Co., Josiah iisises, Joha w. RIlis 4 Co. W.
r. Devon = Focavood, George Cooper a Co.,
Agnes P. spsuidiDg and nn. hnson and Henry
Robinson and Vim. Smith, Exscutors Of John
BesI deceased. fUsfandants):
VOu are hereby ssvsrally notified that there
10 nov on Gle il the Clerk ol6ce Ut the District
Court Of Ice County, lows, 1T Fl. Madison, . Pc
tition In Chssoery VI David W. Kilbourne, elsim-
ing judgment against s. b. Billings for fifteen
Thousand dollars upon his promissory notes and
gsinst ait ~ ESD drfv-sst- the feFeelessse at
mortgage made by Assd >. 3. Billings to said Xii
bourne, securing said Dotss, upon =. part of lot
twelve tlsh block .wsasy-six lzsl. lot fronting
feet on Second street BY Nfty feet deep,
eOmneactng Afsy feet from Johnsss street, In the
City Of ksokuk Lee c.snsY. love; praying for lhe
sale OF said prenisss dlsshs Ised of ali liens of
each and all u ssid doksndants, and for gene n
relief; and also for gsaeral exsessiou sgaipst
said .. 5. Billings for much of raid plant ia
claim - the faI u said lot shall mol pay OF.
And you mast each appear and ans wer faid pst,-
ion by Of the second iay Vi the ne II term Of
ssid Court, to Be holden on the Ist Monday Of
I~cembe., A. ID. 1861, or judgment and dccre 60
will be bad therein - prayed for
ii. 6cUfi HOWELL,
Aug 3, 1881 .dAw Solicitor for Petitioner
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-17

OBD4 mAl NOBbCes
To John A. Bishop Ksther Paffah, Vim. Parish,
Joseph Parish, 4aFy !. Parish widow, Mary
j. Pafish tminorl, Thos. Parish individually j and
- administrator of Joseph 9. PArish, decsased,
[defendasts}s stfs5
VOU hersby rsspsctively noliAsd tAat there
L is nov on 6le in tAe Clerks Oice Of the Dis.
trict Court OF lee County, lows, - n. Madison,
petition of Hiram Barney, clAininga judgement
on foreclasnrs Of mortgage Hgaiust said Jokn
A. Bshop above named for The sum of twe thos-
sand dollars, with ten per cent. interest from
the 1st day Of January. 1861, and alpscial md
general execution against John A. Bsksp, and ~
against all said defendants above named praying
.l:o Tor foreclosure of mortgage given BY said
John A.. Bishop to Marsh, Lee q Delevan Trus-
toe, Ac., upon the SostA-East quarter sect on
twenty two Township sixty ssyen ls7, North
RAnge i've l6l, in Lee county, lows tbs sale Of
said mortgnged premises to pay "a said debt, the
sxtinkuishanent of al eqsity Of redemption there
In, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each at Jun are notified to appear
aud answer said petition on the morning Of the "a
day IT the next term Of said Court to be holden on
tho hrst Monday Of December. ls6l, or jndsmsn.
and decree Will bs had therein pra yed for BY de-
fault. u. SCOTT HOWELL,
june 20, 186l-aw Solicitor for Petitioner
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-17
Aug. II, 1861 In
LLG ~. NOTICE.


10 Willian 6kiaAtr, klinofa skinuer ChrasAnnh..
shele', deorge HeadDer, Thom4s JosrrA.
Vou and each OF you are hereby net.ned th.s
! there is ncw on die In the ol6ce ef the Cisrk
Vt the District Court of Lee County, Iowa. n
ft Asdtsos. peiition " hiram Barney claim.
ing Of you William sk nner the sun Of th,st..,
haLdred dollars, with 10, per cent. interest Der n
Ism payable annually. - men y due on mort
gage nsde By yos - Charles Macon snd sipos =.
siEnsd y ssAd fiIAp 1artsys dsted Msrsh 4. lsSS.
Also ciatnitg sga nst each u you the fsss1he ~
u saia mortgage. The ssme being spon ~ rr1el
han 81 the soath vess quartss Ana - esu9A-ves4
asartsr Of the soath-vsst quart<s e peetian IL.
sso the nortb-east quarter of ths Dostb-sasf osar
Ter af = elton 10. ali in tesnship o. nsrsh racs
wssa; Lee eosn.y IosA. f5r the pnrchsss nces,:
ssd furtAss asking Tor sale of - rrsoisee, ani
general relief
AND unlsss you appaer snd a1sWee ssid usfitioa
on or before noon of the secsua ~ q ske ners
term oil ssid Court, 70 commences ~ ~ Nadaso.
On the drst Monday VI bvcsnhef, ~ b. 1881. :
aeiauit vih - snt*red against - aad jadewent
rendered. thereon - prayed tor 10 seid pst,tias.
NOBLE D 6fkONa.
Avg Is. lsolln Attsye f4Y Pis'G
The daily Gate City., 1861-08-17

UNI161 6IAJF1 III AMERItA,l 81
Diosnlcr o1 IuNA.
DY viFtse q = sxsssik kes y ~ 11sstssa. .tups.d
ID " the Clerk 81 fhs D1asfist CoIn of fhs tyni-
of Iowa, vhS9sia sslc1 sIsAstl lsssviun 4 Co. are
plainti fs and Ear uel q. Msek, Lucius s. Meek
Fayetts Meek and Moses 5. Msek are aefcn-
da ntsa havelspisd spon and. will sell = thu
.ss court house keohSs Lee eaant, rows on %
the l7th day OF september, 1861, between the
hours Of ~ o'clock =. ". end O'Clock p. N. Of
said day lhs foaicwug property, 70 VII. Cot loss
~ In block two az, the undivided half (D Of
fractional bot foua t4 In fractional block four
and forty (4O) feet front and Cd Of the south
east side Of lot thrse go In fractional block 1our
IA, all in the town Of Pennington, Van Buren,
county, Iowa. Taken and hrisd upon ~ the pro-
perty Of samnelG. Meek to aAtisfy said writ Of
execution. Ii. nj. HOXTE, u. s. Marshal.
N By'HARaY FuLsox, Dspaty.
AuR. IL. 1S6l-d4w