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Late News from the Southwest.
In the stack on little party Of twenty i've
Hcme Guar,s by rebels, in Laclede county,
Mo-, referred to In cur Sunday nights dis
Iatcbea, they were surprised and captured at |
Gay break Friday, by rebel force Of seventy |
five, at BohaDon's Mill, On Stean6 Creak, Ten
miles South OF Lebanon.
The attack WAS made Wills the Home Guards
we're asleep. Two Of the lstter, whose names
s,c Thomas Connor and Jesse King, were
lnoHn to be killed, and it was reported also
that G. c, Loyelace, the leader, WAS also shot.
The balance were taken prisoners, anu II WAA
statec that after their surrender, q nnmoef Oh
etots were heard followed hy lond screams:
Several citizens went to Inform Gen. Slgel OF
the affair, Who Was short distance from Leo-
anon.
| The following is special dispatch to the
H;.souri Democrat and is in addition to o2e-
7ations OF Of Jsyhawkers previously reported
| KANSAS CrTr. Nov, 16.-A Tagon-master
| iust arrived gives information OF the capture
| b; the rebels, It O'Clock this morninE, mile
| ar1 o halt from Pleasant Hill, Cass county, Of
| fiity wagons and five hundred oxen, On their
Tay to Sedalia. When the wagon master ee-
capped the 5okes were being burned, and pr Pre-
Transfers are all prisoneIs- Col Jennl6oa
marches Immediately foz pleasant AiA.
sFsom the st. Louis News.]
Accounts from the several divisions of Gen.
Hunters army, Etate that they a-e prosecuting
their march trom Springfield without the
Eiighit st int 1rupiion from the enemy. face
irtte1d 1t .drancing in pursuit oe lie Fedora
Amy, upon its retirement from Springfield, /:
. | REPORTED to be retiring a1so-having falleI
, | hsck frcm Ntcsho to PinCvi3e, McDonal:
| CT unty. Thus the stories .bont Ps1ce ank
McCu:loch having $1,000, CO. 600, o. 5000
n,ep, with an Incredible nEnber OF nfei
ea1lon, and marching upon Springfield to at
lack Gent1sl Fremont just at the moment
r, ceiyed the order for his removal, ara 81
> 1roYsd to have been falsehoods wcyen ont {
q whole cloth. Instead Of force OF so,oo
. men, price snd McCnlloch hare not owe
. | q, ,0M or 27,u00; ard there is nothing t
= 1roye that they ever dreamed Of attaekln
: Ncxs week the Federal army viii hay
g g 1esched Rolls, and large portion OF II = =
q Louis. OF course, it fs understood that u
u evacuation OF Springfield gives up the entil
~ ~ 10 be regretted that the Union men In tn
~ ~ region should thus be exposed to persecutic
ot by their foes, Or be compelled to aoano1
their homes TO avoid such persecution; o7
this cannot be helped, at present Ihere
X nothing in the strategic positions OF !
.curces of the Southwest to justify the 81
n tioning Of 81 army Of 4o,oco men At spf1n
u. fle1d to hold It. \,
- This army can be used moro emclenuy 81
IN .lyan*ageouE]y in another quar.sr ana ?.
Is haEs It will rot be long before 1t becomes e
y dent that this army can more efteetus
ID. r1otect even the Southwest BY stirling :
II: enemy at another point, and thus fofcl
ed Price nd McCulloch to abandon their press
er | ne sttion and march to Eastern Arkausa-
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NEW YoBK, Nov. 18.-The British brig VIM.
L. KibtY has been seized for running the
blockade, ard the Captain committed to fort
Lsfayett
TIE old e9:h Irish Regiment left for tae
seat Ct war this afternoon, a. the lst Rsgl-
mept Of the Irish Brigade.
Marshal Murray goes to Boston to deliver
Mes s1s. Mason and Slidel to the Commander
Of Fort Warren.
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Eater FYon the E9eet~EfeAt E1hfe AT
MobIies-Tht ENn1e BpfeadanEs
ST. LOUIE, Nor. 18-The Memphis Arys''
Of the 10th has despatch dated Charleston,
Nov. 14th, which says the Federal forses have
possession Of Pinhey Island, and have seized
al able bodied men on the plantations, taken
them aboard the fee, and prevent others from
fleeing, by torce. They have made no at
tempt yet to effect lodgment en- the min
land.
The Memphis papers express great alarm
about preparation fer sn expedition down
the Mississippi, and demand that the entire re.
eou,ces Of the country shall be brought to
hear egs1nst 1t. The Argss says Price has
| 6one much for M:ssou1i but Tar moro fol
Memphis. -
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Ysncey writes to bis friends publicly in !
h;nh sn;ri+e Init private|v ea7s that he Is ont ]
tfsympathy and friends but still has hopes.
The nrIEoners selected, osteusib1y by lot, in
retaliation for nrfyateerEnen. comprise the
1'.s. .,a ~ahs,. ,xon;d have chosen. in
,.,nd;ro co1one1s Corcorsa, Lee and Coggs-
w.n. Captain Ricketts, and Congressman Ely.
t.,]. Einsteiu, OF the 9th Pennsylvania, has
,aen aono1nted consul to Nuremberg. Geo.
Kent. brother Of Coy. Kent Of Maine, is
made cnnsul to Paso del Norte.
Bishop McIyaIne is here, en- 7oxk for
r.,,ona
"a +nz r,o,raa +b;e even3or that the l4th |
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soHtb Carolina Regiments Want to
go H0mes

NEy YORK, Nov. 18.-The Times says: eve
lave reliable information thst when the news
Of the capture OF Port Royal reached the Con
federnte camp at Manassas, three South Caro-
l:na regiments demanded permission to DE-
clare their intention to return At once to the
PROTECTION Of their own State. Orders we're
i:snfa from tie headquarters to prevent their
5oyastnra ~ Iii hazards. The doctrine OF
State safe Sovereignty and Of the right Of secession
does not seem to find AS much favor With me
Cnnfede1ate authorities as 1t did al the outset
Of The rebellion"
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rraF POSITION on THE POID.
mAEA

mAC.
The ANNOUNCEMENT: that the rebel f5r'ce
1s.:,q9 krcWn 10 exist IN Accomac county
lad dispersed, in obedience to Gen Dlxs
71f,clamatlon, is rot Of class OF news IN
Expected ty Hose who have watched, and
1neyr the Condition Of things in Mtry-
lard. The rebel clement throughout the
state las bcer largely drawn upon for the
rp1h derate army in Virginia This called
.ercss the Potomac both in upper and
l,wtr Maryland the larger share OF all the
f-h;:ng men. They wente1pcctlng 10 1c-
.urn in company with the hordes OF Beau
1.:a7G. They left behind only the olo
mcu. ard cautious men, who II they 90
not tirls for the Stars and Stripes will
carefully avoid word or act against the
Government They may secretly hopefo
tie advent Of the rebel forces, but will be
very cautious now they aid it
Thus, in Maryland the backbone OF tns
secession element is broken, and her dig
loyalty rendered weak and nerveless, while
2]ore her Potomac border from Harpars :
Ftrry 10 tile mouth Of tie Chesapeake, tie
sleeplezs vigilance OF the Federal troops
kct,s i1om return to her soil the toFcaa
size las lent to the rebellion, as wal al
those with whom they have leagued-
As matters stand, Maryland is pcweElest
E1eyl. The railroads are closely guard
Cd, and malignant treason, though it ma,
md docs abound, can only impotentl.
.-nash its teeth, and must do that cautious
", or the provost guard in every princlpa
1ovn will haye 3 duty to perform, sn
Fort Latayct.e, on the cid capitol at W;ast
svn another occupant
Desp:.e what the dispatches msy sa:
Scmust deem that it is unlikely that
sal have any stirring events, other tha
.-n.-se picket sklrmishing in the lmmed
:s'e vicinity Of the Potomac, during tt
,,tsclt Writer. Our army will be ua'
G: o,fcrtable, and, with large share
item, this may be realized in chms
fi.r,h.r Suu.z, thar places supplied
f.tell troops. Those who remain Will
wa.nl.y hutted and 1bsra1y fed and
:rtinc will see them efficient and train
tor another campaign. In the meantli
lie fire in tee rear commencing at =
Royal ind Beaufort may have wrought
1r1f.ct work among the troops at Mem
SIS. Already we notice the South Car>
na troops want to s. home" and tt
Gov. Pickcns's walls Of wrath are oper
on this very subject One month
wrought vast changes III the aspect Of
rebellion, which Mason and Company
now have ample license to contempt
It is the beginning Of the end.
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Po8rlAsD, Me-, Nov. .16.-The steamer Nor
WI ian from Liverpool 7Eh, Londonderry 8th,
reports that The English Government has or
1ered large shipments Of ball cartridges to
Canada, but has countermanded the shipment
OF Armstrong guns.
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FORT h osRoE, Nov. l7.-Our naval force At
Newpcr: News has baen increased in order to
e eck the rebel expedition fitting out IN James
RIVER. Of which three formidable fire boats are
tai: tG fern part.
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rn-,pso Fdftpyp on tho Arrest OF RGA.
AoA""o a0a and &lf&eils

ToRosro. Nov. 1B.-The l,lo5e and LsadeT
newspapers hare serers a5sisiss' todsy; I'D 9,en, On
tie seizure Of Mason aad s.,deh. ,e Ihe esoof %
eaJs it viii add to the stxenfta Il and oignis5 o.
liberated M % Eithont rernonstzsucs from Britain
;its HE Ieaar tays it is IN tasult which the
mespest govs1sm sat on earth would not zah'
nit to,
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4 Man AND CHILD BURNED TO G.at.. OK1na.-
that house occupied by two 1rishn eo named ga
Brady, in Michigan City, WAS destroyer "a ~ :
te 1T 1a sio iost lives IN the
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Movement for Another Fight. AttEeK
ON santa Rosa leland frnarrate4s

New YORK, Nov. 16-By the Cosmopolitan
rom Havana, we learn that Mr. Savage, Uni
led States vice Consul at Havana, who bad
been to KEY West, and returned on the 20th
pit., reports that 500 rebel troops were dis
covered BY the Union patrol some tEenty
miles from the Fort, On Santa Ross Island.
The rat1ol Immediately informed the comman-
der of the feet, who sent forca and she1led
them of the Island with great loss. Their
ohfect was to get together aome 5000 or more
rebeIt, and make another night astsck On VII.
cons Zouaves. The greatest Vigilance Is tx
srcistd by the commander OF the ZouaVeS
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EDWARD EVERETT'.s VIEWS.
tX-ATToRNEY sTAAToh'$ OPINION.
MORE OF TIE GREAT FLEET.
~oh111a1am Excited
En- oafSh firms Purchased d


Especial Dirpatch to Chicago Tdbune-1
WAsHna1os, November 18th, 1861.
This {Mo3day) mornings Ndt'ona< 1Htesss'
gencer tustsins the conduct OF Commodore |
Wilkes, In taking Msson and shaeu nom un'
der the British flag, copiouslJ citing IN sup
port Of that position the Arguments and de.
cisions OF Eng1ands own Admiralty coufte,
with extracts from international Law anu
coees Of precedent, in point, and claiming
that this arrest fully accords WITH the ragnts
of oor Government aud English laW In eucn
matters. Ihe same article mosE enpnatsesuy
asserts tnat commooose "nAes u1u -
and perfect right 10 capsure tne steamer n1ans
hereen. ana oeclafe aef counsca1s, Aoa "".u:.
aiding Inc reoels 10 Inc oelfilneas u tAo ~
ted States. The 1ntsasge1cer malnsasns toa'
dispatches aud amosesaao's ase oosA eoAslA-
band OF var anu sha1 Inc Yessei ssSnspottlns
| them Is Liable to seaznre- IL 'als VIC" 'a0
English captain Las more cause 1or gta'1tooe
thsn any otter sentiment.
Edward Everett says that inc quea1lon a''e'
ing cut OF the arrest s easng ossposeo VI "n'
der the LIS" Of Nadons' he Eays tnele no
doubt that their seizure "as legal, and can DC
defended as such ..
Edward n. Stanton, buehanans A'sornsy
General, saSs that nothing Is more clearly l@.a
down in the lnteEnauona1 Ia" .naa 1ae ftsus -.
uf zach seizure, and II e1tena8 even ko shs
right Of se'zIng the steamer hefseat'
Official a1hpatenes 1eeelSeo oete ~ ao'
{ from General Dix, state that the feoelS IN sc
conac county, haf3lano' nave uaspef7eu u
obedience to his recent freciamhuon' on LIZ
{ day following lts .p1omul&a1lon. Aney 1aAo
lally in Northampton county, virgins, ou
their cause is hopeless on Inc hasse1n sn3fs
" 80 1einfo1cements cannot be thfo"h over
4 strengthen them.
= Ore authority says that many 1esloeus
Accomsc are buying and lying Union nas
"a ever their premises and possessions
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A FKnt1 snoT.-On Friday n1ght 1ast, .
SQUAD Of Jour soldiers we're sent 2ns 70 assst ICY
'a1me5 .%ape 5smeo cspe aifsrde.u, ~hsn be Us
INT ard Filled. The soldiers sl1ege that Caf.
49, ~ ancut to mount = horee and ride o. 70
esr-nr arrest, when they shot him.
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rfs southern tsHostaEes'' for tho Pt1'
VateerA.-MHEf1i Received AT 81
vRnnK6s

VAN1KHe
INV YORK, Nov. 1s-The Richmond En-
,,,,;1-r of The iSth gives the names Of thirteen
1hostapes TO await the result OF the trial Of the
rriyateers st the North. They aze Cols Cor,
~ r. Majors Potter, Revere and Vodges, aud
Gsnta;ns Rockw ood, Bowman aud KeateE.
fne cargo OF the steamer said to have arrived
at sssannsh, consisted Of ten rifled cannon,
81 81 noo 40 sand Of arms, and a large a,sortnsnt
e medicIres, clothirg, blankets, &c. The
vessel cost &ss, ,oo0, and is regsrded = upsqe- r
Rn11ock. formerly OF the Q. s. 2ayJ.
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t~A li1e Of telegraph is being put up be-
tween Cspe GIEaraeau and Jonesboro, Ill. for
nilittEy u5ss.
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1.f1sr,on Bull, = prominent lawyer OF Ashlano
ronnty, Ohio, Has 1Eestea ut Lo1egasnn,
:, ,A,hla1d county, last Friday, By 0. = Depaty
Ma4shal Hackett. Of RaVeHra, on caslg9 o.
er9 wh st91s FIT # aea his
erT.st esused considerable remark.
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UTAw wOTnJiNnTS. COUNTY

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, CUU NL1
- OF copK ss-Crsq!s Court oi G9o1 I.1sa Guau;s' Il
Ree1a sanerva Beers. Seth c. Hargoo4 aad hAph NJ
af,davit 81 the norrsstdence OF Jsmes Bsets
acd Hautrvs Beers defendants an2Ea ns ss;3 % ea911
CouIt Il Cook Ceur Notice T. hsrSo5 EVan 20 d sa6
ING Jrme r. MA III bfll comolatnt IN sald Court
On the cbanc ta:Teot on the tsDsh 1sx q AT AT
EsiI CnnTt ae aiuft said defendants. ret9rD9ne On
te Ist Mone 81 of September. ISL Is Is bT Law re-
qutred. .h ..,s 1r,,as II t...rn and Nh
rtryr BEER. shall personally be and appesF oef r.
ths ne1t January term thereof to b. holde1 At CHI
cage IN raid County, on t1e hlst 19hos5 =
antS bl ST complaint the same and the Tassefs and
thiDes therein c5ssEd md ssa1sd III 1s tssen =.
Ae " VIM L. CHURCH. Clerk
! J.H MAYBo1H. Comp1ts' soFr. nsl9 ns544w
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CoJcuel-Uen1y @. Lestcz.
Ii toloccl-Henjanlin F. Smith.
Mai.r-John A. Hadley.
Auiutart-Ku1in c. Olin.
ClautAiu-Chauncey Hobcrt.
Srrct o. Levi Butler.
AEsfatart SnrEeou-Frapc.s r, Mi4iga1.
Sere cant MHjor-Lce Philips.
Quartcrmaster-Samuel 1nghan.
9uartern,as1er rSergcAnt--AuSustus Lincoln.
CummiEsary Sergeant-Jostaa oathout.
Company A.-Captain, ". W Webster; Flfst
Lieutenant, j. P. uowlitt; Secoud Lieutenant,
Aco]phus +. Elliott. SO men.
Company B.@Captai7, Chau9cy U drggs; slret
Lseutcnanr, J.B. Hoyt; Second Lieutenant, 4. u
oi1 coppsn9 c.-captsin, ]. R, Burnett; Fret
Iieute na1 t, n. Il. Mills Second Lieutenant, LOU
i Hardee. 90 mtn. ,..4.
1asut. rant. l. Z. Ake1; Second Lieutenant, Hans
Eusttum. IS men. ,,u-.
Company E.-captain,- Clinton Gurnee; First
Lieutenant, = Baker; Second Lieutenant, ".
Company FLCsptain, J. D. Preston; FIRST
Iieutei,aut. Ikaac Ticheuor; Second Lleusenhnt'
samuc, II, Irelaln. 50 men.
Cor1.a1y G.-CaptaiI, Everett y. Foster; Ellss
Lieu, e1art, E. B. Eddyi second Lieutenant, Jonn
Dtte1eaux- Sc Men. r, w.:
Company H.-Csptein, 3. =; Rice; Fifst Lieu Lieu
| ,. nAnt, u. Misener; S.co7d Lieutenant, ~ 1ay
Company I-Csptain, O. c: Andrews; Frs
! L.eu;e1:ant. J. II. Swan; Second Lieutenant, La
| mon Greeu1ief- s3 nen- n..-
| Company K-Captain, Mark W. Gay; Fra
| Lieu,cpa11, James l. Hodges S -cond L1cRt.EaaI
| tyteue Il. B1aktlJ. 81 mel
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No FAuuTsHOULD BE WITHOUT II.
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
rEErARED AccoEpISG TO 1
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY
PnKscR1BEp AND CsxD BY
EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
Ht1m 8oLp,s ExTRACT RUoHU
Ia ne..a. in tts taste and odor, ard Immediate IN m
action, and fse. f.en Nil injurious prope1&'es ese9
st little expense. ....
LITTLE OR NO CHANGE IN DIET
1fron .,e suffering sent or call for the remedy st
o-eo Explicit directions accompany fffce oHH
nnT1 Ar ner bot,le or t1x for FIVE DOLLARS. de-
ur.red to any pxrc Initial hotel pest expEess oWca
OF store. ...
TRY ONE BOTTLE.
HELawo1p's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
uELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
EXTRACT BUcHU-
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
I PuYx1c1AEs, PLzAsE Nor1Cz--Ne mako NJ Aec9et
| CT iueredisnts They arc selected 6E > co~ pe'en'
prusgi1t, and aze Of the bert quality.
P1lpARxD IN v4cuo. RF
II. T, HH LMBOLD.
PRACTICAL and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
n, not-,a4 South Terth st., Phllade1phta Fa.
! sold 1T
LORE IL SMITH, 4S Lake Stfeet,
Ard all Druggists everywhere
BEF4RE Of C0TNTERFE1Ts.
sk for Helmbeld's..-Taken no otnef
| 4n:q,h5ff6m
, 1861-11-19

The Third nItnne1otR ReGfment.
TIE Third Mlnnescta Regiment, volunteer
infantry, passed through this city Monday
morning, en- route for Kentucky, under CON-
u4and Of Lieut. Col Benjamin F. Smith. They
LIFT Fort Smelling on Saturday morning. and
enivad in Chicago, via the Northwestern Bail.
wzy, 1t daylight yesterday morning. They
ware marched to the depot Of the Michigan
Central RAILROAD, whence they took cara for
.heir dettination.
The regiment is composed ma5r1y Of lum-
te1mer, strong, able bodied, aad Injured to
labor snd danger. Their appearance was very
soldie1like, and elected great praise.
| The men were provided with hot coffee and
ether refreshments by the Central Railroad
Company at the depots while the officers
rere Hospitality entertained by the Aberality
Of The zane Company, at the Sherman House.
NJ. Sargent, the General Agent, and Mr.
Smith, tie Western Passenger Agent Of the
read, we're unrsmitting In their attention to
The wants Of beth officers and men. The mem
bers Of TIE regiment, with but one or tn
t1ihirg exceptions, were In coed health ans
Xxx client spirits. They left Chicago at abou
Il c'clcck.
| r,t. f,!.oui irr IN 4he rnsfer If the reciclcni
, 1861-11-19

CHEET MUSIC AND lfU slCAL
- INSTRUMENTS AT COsT.-Betng very aeslr-
of red1cne stssk of Musical nj a nkF a.
tca next 80 dsys AL ordert, accompanied Of eaah-
will be dlled at reduced pIics5 Address
E. Il PATThhSOS. IS Wnsht1Etnn ST,
nn1ehG4SlT Successor - A. Juaso Higgins.
, 1861-11-19

TK7ANTHD-Boara III the South
w Division, for gentleman, v1fe and ona child. t.
49, NN1-1- ~ nn:a,N&ct.If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-02

To Hawkins Tayks, villas !. p. Lynch. trustee;
sumner Stebbins, Martha M. Orr and A. q. Orr,
Virginia Holiday and William Holiday, Green
krskine, Miller Alexander, John w. Rankin ard
Samuel II. Miller, partners as Aankis b Miller J;
Ssnuei Bonner, John H. Allen, L. II. Seimea,
Cteghorn 4 Harrison, james w. Grimes, Gonna-
bic Il Smyth. Frederick II. Moore. RI bert Getty,
H. III. smith, VIM. stotts 4 Sons, john ]. Hoisey,
j. b. Fcklcn. James b. Foley, Brown 4 Glen
George B. Wilson, ames Jack, Fl KLEIN 4 Lucas
jesse Rnddick. George W. McCrary, executor of
Edward Boyntop, deceased The ttate of Iowa,
ii G. d s. Carter, w m. Il. i. huddick, 3. X. Il
= D. W. Ford. r. Js6orda w. w Delknsp, Elihu
Turner. Charles Parsons Co.. Campbeli Gilm Or
James btrothman, s.. 4 = Hamil, Hood q Abbott,
and d. w. Presssll
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
j there II now on fle In the once Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of leo County, Iowa, 1t Keo-
kuk, petition Of William Timbcrmsn claiming
dollars, with ten per cent intersst per anuum, ~
money due note made by you 10 Sumner Steb
bins, dated May 3lft, 1855, and since assigned to
petitioners also claiming against each of you the
Of deed Of trust made To secure the
amount Of said note Eut Of even date herewith,
on csrtsin resisststc I'm the City OF keokUk, lee
county, Iowa, particularly described in said petit
tion and further asking for sale of said prem
and neral relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on before Of the ID day Of the next term Of
said court, 10 commence ut keokuk the trst
Monday of September, A. ID. 1851, q default will
be entered against you, the petition taken con
fcssed by you and judgment AMI decree rendered
thereon, NE prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
June Is, lSs1-Im Attys for Pitt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-02
juno ~. ISsr--dII
LeEAt Aostce.
Uriey. Isaac Morley, Jr., ID, A Evans

LcgAt Notice.
To sarah r.. Morley, Isaac Morley, Jr., ID. A. Evans
and X s. Foster
NOu and esch ef you are hereby notified that
L there s file in the ,fhce Of the Clerk OF
the District Court of zee county Iowa, at Keok nk,
petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming OF Peter " !.
Potter the som ~ Two tbs usand dollars, with 10
per cent interest per annum, payable annually, rs
IN ney due On u NOR gage MAZE by him 10 Charles
Mas and since asflgned to taid Hiram Barn y,
dated March 18th, 1855 also claiming agsinst each
ot you and the 9Th defendants the foteciosuft Of
saia mortgage, be same beDg upon IT the o-W
and he !" VI Sc OF sec. 81, Up. 81 n, H.
8 W., LIRE county, Iowa, for purchase money, and
arther asking for the sale II said fremiser Hnd
general relief
AMI unlsss you sppear and answer said petition
before noon vi the second day OF the next
term 1T said Court, 10 commence at h sakuk on the
1t Monday OF september, A. u. 1861, default
will be entered against you, and judgme Mt render
cd thereon ~ prayed for in ssid petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
June 10, lS6l-d1m Attorneys for Pitd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-02
LegaI Notice.

To d. G. Billings, M.hitable billings, Eliza Eulli-
van and William sullivan, Davenport Gaskill,
Susan WEIGH, Peter Hine, Henderson Co.
JAMES Larkins, Hugh Hstkins, executor; VIM.
pritch ard, u. Pretorius, andrew Webster, T. w.
PhinBey, Il. A. Thompson 4 Co., George Cooper
Co., Henry s. Taylor, Samuel Jandon, Hodges
b Bros.
NUU and each Of ysu arc hereby notified that
J there 10 now on file In the ofice Of the Clerk
Of the District Court OF Lee county, Iowa, Ut Keo-
kuk, petition and supplemental petition of Hiram
Barney, claiming Of yuu. b. e. Billings the sum Of
fifteen hundred dollar, with 10 per cent. interest
per annum, payable annually, money due on
mortgage made BY you to Charles Mason and
since assigned to said Barney. dated April ID 1857,
also claiming against each OF you and the other de-
PENDANTS, the foreclosure of said mortgage, the
same being upon $. Use Of Sec. Z; the W.
IT S-W Sec. II, and the =. Of n Sec 80, all
in Up. al. n, X. w. Also, y. Of SRA Of Sec.
80, lip. 81 N, X. W, also S-W Of i w of
Sec 80, Up. 81 ", X 8 w., Lee county, iowa, FOR
the purchase money, and further asking for =
sale Of said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer sai petition on
or before nom II the second day Of the next term
Of said Court, 70 mence Ut ksoh uk, on the In,
Manday Of September, A. d. 1881, default viii
be entered against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon prayed Tor in said peti.fn.
NOBLE STRONG,
june 10, 186I--dlm Attorneys for PItH