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LsEns N.ssce.
STATE OF IOWA, ~. Ia the District Court Il
kEs Cor1rr. 90 said caansy ~ ksoAsk.
Samuel +. voorhies. p. D. Foster, j. b. Paul.
Samuel r. Curtis. e. H. Harrison, Moore
4 Hooper. Guy Wells, DAVIS, kentgen 4 Swan.
wick, J. L. Curtis, and II. u. Ayrss, Plaintiff
Vim. r. B. Lynch II. n. Bedding tlate psrtners IN.
der the name Of Lynch Bshingl 4 s. BilliAss u
NJ. III Lit - las 1 LrieA, Taos skAwards, Va. ~
wards, Jas. l.. Estes, n. W. Hicks, Nm. Leighton
Hawkins lay Tor, A. Bridgman, y. II. Hummer. = q.
Baldwin, N. Hiatt administrator u ths estate
Of A. r. Thomas. Arthur Wolcost, jesse Wicker
shaun, II. Reid, Tarhell, G. II. Perry, d. r. Brig
ham, q. u. Al. A. Seatony VIM. nddick J n. hi
att,J A. Durkee.J w. Cleghorn, Bruce Dances
Nm ilsey, g. coun, J ". scroggs. WV Bslknsp,
.3reSn Peter kichar Geo. lib urns def
NOTICE IL hereby given 10 the defendants herein
~ shove named, that petition In . civil action
will be on Ale - The Clerks 0f6ce Of the District
Court aforesaid on or b fore she st day Of April,
A. d. 1891, in behalf Of the shove named Plaintiffs,
| against you, and claiming to recover Of Lyach !
Be ding 500 in favor of each Of said plaintiffs
with intersst. theing 81 100 In all with internt,)
and to foseslose len on rial tstste In Ksokuk,
Lee County, lows, against al said defendants
and unless you appear and make defsnse thereto
hsfore noon Of the second day Of the next wis:
Eeptem Der, 1861 term Of said Court, judgment
viii be rendered against you thereon Tor said claim
CURTIS, GILMORE : CURTIS,
March Il 16Bl-]w Soils. for Petitioners.
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M THOMAS n. GREGORY,
March ~, lS61-dlm Sol. fer Pstitione,
Lsg.i Notice.

NOuCOs
TO Daniel 8. Forester:
Won are hereby notified that there h now on Gle
y in the e0oe II the Clsrk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, lows, ~ Ksoknk, = petition a
samuel r. voorhie. claiming qt you tho foreclosure
of mortgage on the following real sstats situate
Ii Lee County, Iowa. to wit. Part Of Lots ssvsb
W and eight lsl In Block onA hnndTed and eaay-
one f1Ij IN the city Of Keokuk, bounded - fol-
lows: Commissioning at . point on the westerly Tire
q ssid lot seven (sl ninety ssxht !es) fest fssn
.~et FEET, thence In IN sastsrg direction nine
~ t0O feet, thence In southerly direction forty
two t<3) feet thsnse In wssssely direetisa ninesy
tsol feet y tho plass Of besinaips, sad clainise
against You for six hundred and hfty doilsrs With
ten per cent per AnHan interest thereon from Feb
ruaxy - abd praying sss Tor eeaefai relief
And unlsss you appear and answer ssid petition
or before noon Of The = dsy 81 ths next term Of
Monday Il 6sptembsr, A. p. 1851, . default will
be sntersd agaipst ron and js1gmsnt Or decree
rendered thereon, in accordance With the prayer
THOMAS M. GREGORY.
March n, 1ssl-dlr II sel. for Pssitiessr.
Ovsgsnal Mesbce.
VuU are hereby notified that there il nov on
i Gle in ths Clerks 0Dse u tAs District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, u KsotsL, pssissea q
mortgage lots Ave as4 six II bloch sixty-ss
IL the city Of Ksohuk II sAid ssas%y spA STATE and
that Assss - sssAsssd seHlsss yss - thsesn II
sass 33-loe With 10 pr sant per sassn tntsssst
thereon tren March Is, 1887, hsing tAs anssaa
due On promissory nsts secsrsd by ssid nossgags
On ths pssnipss slorereid, and f0s gsassAl relief
Nov, thefe1oss, Usless yos ap1 0S sn1 nshe
dsfenes 10 said petition On or hslssc neea Of the
second day OF the Septenbm tern tl6sl) Of said
Court. 70 con on the frst Mcedsy of Septsu-
bar leel, ts1gnest sr Asests viii - rsadssed
against yku thereon ~ pru cOnfesso.
CURTIS, 0ILLAOkk = CURTIS,
March ~ 1881 ~ soils. for Petitioner
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NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, Is61-dIm Att'ysfor Plaintiff.


To r. r. Robb
Won are hereby notified that there Il now on file
il In the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee County, Iowa, 1T keoknk, petition Of Hi.
ram Barney claiming Of John Shores, the sum Of
eight hundred and forty -four 4o-IO0 dollars with
10 per esnt. intsfest per annuD, payable annually,
- money due On = mortgage nads ~ said shores
TO Charles Mason snd since assigned 70 said Hiram
against you and ths o,Aer defsrdants the fere-
eiesurs ol said Aortgaes, tho sane bsisg spon
Lot number nine [S]i in Block number thirteen (ls1
In the City Of keoknk, Lee County, Iowa, for tbs
purchase nensy5 and further asking for uE1s o.
said premises and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon Of the "a day Of the next
term Of said Court, TO commence nj kenkuk on the
frst Mendsy Of September, A. d. 1885 default will
BE- entered Aeaiass yss the petition taken BY you
confessed. and decree rendered tn. reou 10 prayed
NOBLE + STRONG,
April 10, 1861-lm Pitts Att'ys.
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Co-Partnership Notice.

0O-& 0ANUO1004P WOblS0s
sISHE undeniGned having purchased the right for
sssss Gv1nsy IN Tue above oeleOrAtcu fiow, nAvs
formed : eo-partIership Tor he purpose Of the
manufacture and sale u the sauna Ia Ksokuk
We aiso have the control Of power 70 sell the
following territory II the Des Moipss Valley Ia
County, Iown nd YaTnhighs. viz: Van Buren,.
Davis, Appanooss, Wayns, Decatur, Clark, Lucas,
Warren and Wspsllo.s
Parties wishing 10 purchase Territory or desiring
information in regard 70 the Plov, will please al
Iowa.
Specimen Plows may b seen Ct the Agricultural
Warehouse, No. I53 Main-st., and a. tbs AAnufsc-
tory Of the keokua Plow Co.
= REYNOLDS.
KHOKuK PLOW co.
Ksokuk, April l, 1asi-Ap3d3twlm
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I4sgaa Nsslcs.


To Hugh h. Smiley, Martha J. Smiley, MssRsret
c. Davies, Johnson Davies, Convsrs, Harding D
Co.:
IN or before the 18th day Of March, 1851.
- there viii ce . Als - the o1sss 81 che Clerk
Of the District Curt of Lee County, Ieva. q
tsrt n adison,.the sworn petition Of Turner, VIII
son = Co., claiming of Hssh II. smiley go tAes-
sand desiass % . pgomissny nste executed By Mn
to A. L. Demiae. aad now by endosr snt is pro
pWty II TlaissiGs; and against al the defssAsnss
the foreclosure Of nertssge sxesutsd By Hush
Il. Smiley anA AashA r. 6n6Bsy u n. Il. bsminr
ON real sstAts y ksoksk. tlo9A, 20 sssass said
acss anA two othsrs In whish property all the d.
fepAaets setntepao1Ad. nA4
And unless 700 appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon Of The second day Of the
nsxt t4sn Of ssta Court, to commence 1t Fort
Asaison ON be third Monday Of May, A. D. 1861,
ssfasit viii Be sstesedAnd . judgment rendered
- prsyed for in the petition.
RANKIN MILLER,
March IL, 1881 .dlm Pit(3ss Att'ys.
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Btue Grass seed.
IN bnsH.. last years crop from Kentucky. isst
J " received end for sale 81
KELLOGG y DI19E,
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aWR1sFF's SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. IS.

ST ATE OF IOWA. s.
Lee County.
u virtus II . Special Exeention to ne directed,
- issued ty sclsrk Of the District Court Of
said c61nty, In favor of Hiram Barney, and against
Cyrus Kinney. lAaA also decree against Anna s.
brsaher, frederick Bsashsv. keseA M.s.hs- Y g
hrashur, Rufus Wlsey, John Htannus, Bsnj. barton,
+. IL Moore. Jobs A.MSKenny, and Gresnc Frs
kine) have levied upon ana will ssll - the high
est bidder = the door Of the Clerks Once Of the
Disiri~e ne... es csasy, Iowa, ii nsoxux Is
said county, on the 18th day q Asy, AID. 1851 b.
tvecnthe hoafs Of O'Clock : n. and o'clock D.
%. q said day, commencing ct ? o'clock p. n. !.
the following property, 20 Wit: Lot No. Two T01
In Block No. ko1F r. j IN MAs0n = Uppsf Addition
70 the City Of Ksoknk In Lee County and Stats Of
Iowa.
Taksn, levied 1poa and TO b sold By order Of
Court 70 satify said Writ 81 ExacstkeA.
ksokuk, April 4, 1891.
II. n. GREFHIIH,
Sheriff of Lee County,
NOBLE STRONG, Plt6's Ait,ys.
April 8, l86l-lm
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To George ". Lemon. r. p. L<non, Mary A. Ls-
mon, stephen II. Bnsbridgr, n. Bsshsy, DAaisl
cad Jslia AEns, csrnsIiss Faulkner. Gsdss >
Bro, Noses 7. NotherhsAd:
VOQ and each Of ycu are hereby nstiaed that
j on OF before the Asst day Of February. foSl.
there will Be fie In the oface Of the cierk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, lows, - Kss-
hulk, tbs pstitSos Of wnsc 0rakAm eialmspg %
against ailet yoa the foreclosure q assssses
executed BY the said George W. Lemon 70 Mllten
f.Coliina, March -, 1885, upon the sruth u tbs
sosth-west IT section twenty-five III. in toSn-
ship q xty-6ss 1851 sosth u faoge west, sud the
half III lot eiEs ISL block twetsy fosr f3ll Ia the
city Of keokuh, III in the county Of Ire ssd Ssats
u Iowa, to secure the payment Of three
notes Of same date, payable In t~o three snd four
yes - rsspecsi vslys for the SAN Of sixhssen han-
irsd and seventy-hvt dollars, With Ten Per esut.
interett per annum; also asking judgment against
he said 6eorge w. Lemon for the amount Of aid
notes with interest end coats.
And unless yos appear aud answer thereto on Or
before the Of the second day Of ths next term
II said Court. conmercing on the third Monday Of
nsy next, judg ncnt viii be rendered against you
hsrcon. WIN. G. GKAHAN.
March .. 1851 dim
Legss Nsstce.
70 John A. Bishop, Alice Bishop. Esther Parish.
VI. =. :. , M1Ty raTish,
II widow, Mary J. Parish, fminrrI Thps. Pari
IN pefs,n, Thns. Psrifh u executor Of the estate
II joseph e. Parish. deceased, SAINT r. Miii.r,
Alfonso CrandxlI, .. Il. Boner:
~ or before the 18th day II March, 1851,
otArrs viii bsnn Als IL cha olhee Of the Clerk
Of the District Conrt Of Lee loanty, Iowa, 81
Fort Madison, the petition Of Howe. Pierce 4 Co.,
mssssetils Arm. ciAinaAs &gsiss. John A. Btshop
sjadgmsnt for 81, 0oo ON . rromissory nets exeeu-
ted by him 10 8. !. Bonsr and igned to plaintiff
and AxAinst all Of tho defsndants The forsslssurs
III mesfgAfs On lands 10 Lee Comfy, lows, sxF-
cued ~ JSsn A. B.shop and Alice Bic hop bis wife
to said Bonsr, to secure the sAid Dois and other
neteS. The other defsndsnts claim IN interest in
the prapsriy described - tAs mortgage.
And unlcss you sppear and answer said petition
ne n tern II said Court, TO comm<ucs ut Fort Mad
ison on tho bird Mondsy of Asy, A. d. 1881,
defsnlt viii b. entered and Judgment rendered,
xndssale ordered ~ prayed for in the petition.
aM@ RANKIN d MILLER,
March Is, 1861. PltfJs' Att'ys.
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Legal NOatCes
To Thomas l. Mckinney, Jsmes Reynolds Robert
Csdwallsdsr, u. kaplse, willard Ssev. ktsss u
loAa, III. mas ,Passlt. i. X. Irwin. william Ir.
win, j. J. Mcnamara, Thomas Csdwaihds5.
Cia6in, Mellsu ! Co., Arnold Kendall, Collier
white Lesd and Oil Company, samuel Ragls.
Alien 4 Co, X. basin, 3. Broadvsll. isFa Pot.
ter. A C. Campbell and Wiilis0 Miller sassa-
tors Of tAs sststs u Jaseb 5. Miller, Marshall
4 Mckee, ssse Reeves, Briston 4 Co., Lovdss 4
Co N. b. TAcmasson and Brooks 4 Breed
NOU and each u yos are hereby nsti6ed that
i there IL 6ie in the Office VI the Clerk Of
the DstriSt Uoust az Lee Cossty, 1swa, zee
kuk, = petition OF Esnsel r. VOORHEES, claiming Of
you decree Of fesecJkuTe Of mort gage execut. d
by I. /. Mckinney on Lots and in Block l72 In
the City % Keokuk. Lee County, loss claiming
also sga'n,t the sid Mckinney : jadRnsnt il tie
sum Of 9teeo With ten per cent. per aapsm Inter
ept thsssoa from March l6h. 1857, three pro1is-
sorry notes secured by said mortgage, and pssyiug
that the equity of redemption sf III said defend
ants be forever barred and extipguishsd.
Now. therefore, unless you and each Of 700 ap-
pear and ms he De femss sssd c...xsns
noon u Tie "a day q the next tors Of raid ccurt
to com mence on the 6rst Monday Of September,
A. D., 1861, . decree will be rendered according
to the prayer Of said petitioa.g
CURTIS, 0lLLAORE CURTIS,
March %, 166t-4w kols. for Petitioner.
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Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-15
J llst Arrived and for Sale,

IA LARGE lot of FLOUR. from
Williams Mill, at Bonham, Fanin
county, Texas, superior to any Extra
from the West.
T.. & Il. JACOBS,
lWd-ltW Texas street.
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T Z L E 6 r A ? H &c.

Nashville. Oct. 1.-The Louis
vile Journal of the Sth says: :: Sher-
man has superseded Sumter Ander-
son, in command in Kent ucl>v.
Large bodies Of troops are passing
through Louisville to Mnlbrough' :
UiH.
Fifteen Souti.clners whipped
sevcntv-five of the cue1uv, east OF
Cave City; killing three and cap
turing thirty horses. One Southern
cr was mortallv wounded.
Postmaster-General Blair has gone
to st. Louis 70 look into Fremont $
case.
.vh"mburg, Oct. o.-'Ihe frci CHIT
train. conveying clothing for the Ist
and 2d Regiments Louisiana Nolun-
teers. and other goods, in charge OF
Mr.. Price, fell through a bridge about
one hundred miles distant from here,
and all are in the water.
w. S. PIKE.
The Baltimore sun, of 5th inst,
contains Il dispatch from Seward, de-
nvin@ that Fremont las been either
recalled or court martialcd.
Gen. Wool has arrived at Wash
n@ton.
One hundred m,ltinccrs sent by
Mcclellan to Fortress Monroe, on
their way to Tortugas, We're released
by Wool and returned to the SER
vice.
Huger, commanding Norfolk, and
Magruder, have been promoted to
Major Generals.
Mobile, Oct. 10, 1SG1.-Ihe spe-
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j. p. BENJAMIN.
THE LATEST.

New Orlea1x, October 12.-Naval
engagement begun at 3:45 o'clock
this morning, at head Of Passes, las
ting one hour, and was again resum-
ed at 9 o'clock aud continuing
Broadsides are incessant. Further
details soon.
New Orleans, Oct. l2.-Six gun
boats commanded by Commodore
Hollins, started down the river for
the purpose ofdislodging the enemy's
vessels at the head of the Passes,
which they did successfully to-day
The following dispatch from Com.
Hollins has been received at the ma
val department announcing the vic
tory last night.
Fort jackson, Get. l2.-Last
night I attacked the b1ockadars with
my little feet and succeeded after a
very short struggle to drive them all
aground on Southwest Pass bar, ex-
cept the sleop of war Preble which I
sunk. I have captured prize from
them, ard after got them fast to the
sand peppered them wclL No casu-
alties Oh our side. A complete sue
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(Sgned>
G. n. HOLLINS.

Our fleet carried sixteen guns and
three hundred men, while the enemies
force was about forty guns and one
thousand men.
Nashville, Oct IA special dis
patch to the ST Louis Democrat,
from j etfersoa City on the 9th, says
that it is generally conceded there
that General Price is on his way
South with the main body of his
army.
Fredericksburg, Oct 1l-Firins
was heard up the Potomac at 3 and 8
o'clock this morning. The first fire
was caused by our batteries opening
on II tug, which, under cover Of dark
ness, burnt boat. The damage to
the ting, is unknown. The firing at
9 O'Clock, whicsl lasted thirty minutes
is unexplained.
Detroit, Oct ll-Col. Rankin, 4
mclnber of parliament, who was late
ly authorized by the federal govern
nlent to raise a regiment Of lancecs,
has been arrested for acting in viola
ton Of Ensland's neutrality.
Washington, Oct l1-Notl1ing but
imperative demands Of the public in
terest induced the government to sd
perccde Fremont The Attorney
General is nnreserved in the express
sion Of his opinion concerning Ere
mont, and he does rot hesitate to
pronounce his retention in office pub
lie crime
Publicity has been given to the
violation of the Savannah blockade,
by the British, steamer Bermuda
This news is said to have proceeded
from the dinner table Of Lord Lyons.
From the information received there
is reason to believe that part Of the
freight Of the Bermuda consisted of
20, tons of powder, 1000 Enfield RI
fes, 10 rifled cannon, 10000 pair
shoes, a large quantity Of blankets,
clothing, quinine and morphine.
Remonstances against the compile
ting of the cargo and sailing of the
vessel were made iu London, by Min
lister Adams, but the foreign Office
did not feel at liberty, or did not its
obligations to arrest the unlaw.ul
voyage.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-15
RICHMOND, Oct. 8, 1861.

Gen: d. f. Twigggs-Your dispatch
is received, The department learns
with regret that the state of your
health is such as to cause you to be
relieved from active duty. Your re-
quest is granted, but you are expec-
ted to remain in command until the
arrival Of Gen. Mansfield Lowell,
who has been appointed to succeed
you, and who leaves for New Orleans
tomorrow. "f E
ID REM MIN
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MISCEELANEOUS.
Attention Company No I

BEAT NO. =, ;'rd RECT LA. MA.
All Persons subject to Military
duty, and residing North Of Texas
Street and Road, are hereby notified
to attend a Company Muster, on
Thursday, Oct. II, at ) T. NJ. on the
Muster ground, adjoining Jones
Foundry, armed aud equipped as the
law directs,
BY order of the I'd Lieut.. Command
ing. o15-2t III. Z. HYAMS. O. S.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-15

Many public men consider them
selves the pillars of the State, reach
ing their high position only by craw-
ling.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-15

1t is great deal better to say
less than half what you think, than
to think only half what YOU say.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-15
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TN -N,/"m &~ ot,positc tile Iurau-
G0h HOtcI.
7 VILE proprietor has been to great
expense to make this the most
desirable Stable in the city, it is con-
vealent t" the Steam boat landing.
Horses will be bosr'icd by the day,
week or month, on the most rcasona-
BILE terms. Persons visiting Shreve-
port or going to New Orleans. bv
leaving their horses ut this establish
ment, can rest assured that they will
be well attended to. Only give him
Il call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN CALDWELL.
no 39-ly.