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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
THE MrNNESoTAs PRISONERS.

TRANSFER TO CASTLE WILLIAM AND FORT WOOD.
While ihe old iigate Brandy wine is under process
Of renovation, the 67 prisoners Of the Minnesota are
ordered TO temporary confinement in Castle William,
Governors Island and FOIt Wood Bedloe's Island.
This order was carried ont promptly after its receipt
yesterday morning, without accident or ceremony,
Hnder the personal supervision Of Commodore String
ham. At l0l O'Clock The steamboats, S. A. ST, pheHs
and Satarn came alo glide of the Minnesota having
been sent thilber by Col Tompkns United States
QoartemastcF From the Battery and the adjacent
piers nany spectators stood gaping the water and
around the Minnesota FROM fofiy TO fifty small boats
were lowering within respectful distance. Sergeant
0'BTen and oficers Welsh and Harvey Of the ii irbor
Police made snen.eyes useful on the occasion.
As each prisoner stepped down tne gangway ladder
bis name was told OF by the pnrsers clerk in order
that al might bo correct. Remarks Of eomp.
menlary nature often greeted them from the small
boais during their GetarksioD and also ut the laudDg
oD the old dock at Governors Island. TDey sul
len and seld0m made replies. In case, a person
dressed in Secession uniform hailed old eomrIde
with Joy and told him he preferred being imprisoned
here 70 fighting under compulsiOn fog the cessonss
Lieut.. franklin was the only man TO accompany tho
Sseyeos and Der 800 prisoners 10 BedOer Island where
they were landed safely and quar'ered in the case-
Governors Island, list beading toward Bedoe B. until
net by the Stevens when she changed her course and
the Rect of snrs boats followed.
There were clunon-shol, sEei and every variety Of
destructive machinery scattered the pier aud over
he decks Of several ysFsels one Of which had to be
crossed By tue prisoners. Asa youthuI-Iookiug Caro-
hnan balanced himself a 32-pounder she'll he ven
inred 10 inquire Of a rough Whitehall boutlnan what
destination .bese were intended for. The reply WIS,
ITO BE- sent South TO kill such dd - as you are;"
and the young Rebels curiosity gratifed On tho
gasy green VI tue island be pi,oners rested for some
time, IN q long row, aud under suitable guard while
Castle William was being made ready for their accom-.
poda,iun.
Commodore Barron and his first oficer--a dafk.fea-
inrfd, mustiehed, FreDch-lookng person-wero cent
20 BedlOe's Island. Ths Commodore wore a wide
brDimed Legbofn bar, aud the uniform Of the United
SHleO Navy. Nrile on the tug he and his officers
eongsrsej rather quietly by tLems.lyes. On landing
a. Governors Island, they were confronted by the
officer Of the garaoD, tie commander Of which
pemed excited ana enruged when he inquired whether
" that with tie CemmodoFe's insignia wax the -
WHO commanded the MunDeooia Two years ago." The
Seply was iD The affirmative.
The Minnesota Is being painted anew and renovated
ebc will in few cays AMI resume ter position
In the blgekAdiug fleet
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

pose of nominating State Ti~set, TO be supporter "
patriot,c citizens. without distinction OF patty
Let as cut loo,e from yary ties, and onTy Pa' r.
iacicrs, and rse 10 1e majesty Of 'He i''f
re enc Of Que COMMON country.
pstd IAaca, n. y, August p ,1SoL q p cuRRAN,
4. ., ICUhSJN, 1ouJSA SAifNTLFTr,
BINI. q. FfR RfIS, A. aO0DRICH,
T.. CORNELL, 10
81 EINCu,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

The Republican General Committee of Kings County
have instructed tie delegates to the Republican State
Convention pressnr that body the name II pbeo-
dore Tilton as a suitable cnddate for State-Prisou
Inspector. This action was taken without the
knowledge Of Mr.. TIton, but in the belief that the
interests Of thi- State and Of humanity woald be pro-
NOTED By bis selecli, Il.
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Cnnhr;.,r. Cn,,,s rrnr,ss..
REPORTED FOR THs n Y. rE,nrSs. - aS', g., x

WupSFspaY. Sert. g. lool' ,
Whole nlrber y Cstls 90 maket 10 about ~ I -
two cla thrae yer old. .-.- .e -, a., ,,,,iitv
& ~. ..orns ousiity SOl third quality - - .c,
PnIcxs og sroRE C.rrl4-workns oSeo' per paw ~ ~,
en5 ~ : 99. Cows ard Cav-s, ror 81 r., o - -
mo- Sl0a sic; Vwo.5crs.od lialt; Three e''1 VIZ
70 ....t A., La, atRS 81 20
al - s,eb;a a1tln s1t1 o. % g. - -. o. 4'1 -
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10 TIE PiTRIorIo MEN OF ALL PAprIEs.

10 TIE PATRIOTIC MEN OF ALL PAErIEs.
TIE undersigned, CommlUe Of tie Citizens of
Tompkins County, representing eaeh Of tho pre.ent
political organizations, consinced that our beloved
Country is - te rescued from destruction by the Peo-
ply AID no, by Pntyi fiing present an uloiy;isd
Front IN svppot Of te Government in iis pTeent
efforts 70 suppress secession dispion, ard tcliJn
And opposed % my compromises with ue1soa On 70 ,bo
purchase Of peacs o, tho cxpeoss of tie integrity q
ue Government do repeatedly suggest b yoa tho
imPolte Of combined poii'i,al action IN our sats az
ue coming election
TO tile end, we earnestly sni rcsfcc fa'y recon-
mend ~ tho yaTiou5 counties of ls Sae % eed dele
gates tc Stale UoiJa Conycn'i0n to p,eet o., syra-
sxe on sbe jQh dsy Ct s,Pten.,f aozi i9r ias par-
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-Mnses Rnlper and John

Assault UP0N 4 SAILOR Moses Bulger aud John
Gornan were brought before Justice Bjerln yeste.-
day on the charge Of parpstrarg an unproyotoi So
AZ IL tron an italian sailor named Giovanni PSlaY
Tls sal5r was 40 severely bea that h9 WAS unable
O. leaye the Third Precinct SstonHolsc, 70 whieI
place he was taken. for three days. Bllgr was
fned y or six mouths in the penitentary. Gormah
wss sent 70 the peaiieatia FOR sx months md 70 PF
a fue Of $500,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

ATrEarrED HtCHwF ROBBERY.-Nr. Jacob Bal
tvs, residing in Meserole street.. while standing near
his reslenca on Tuesday night was KNOCKED down ny
eoo uuknown pereon, who also attempted to rob him.
bir Baltyss cries for help brought TO bis a2istanes
Officer Sioat of the sixth District, who par-ned the
obber for considerable distance bat did not succeed
in arreslinA BIN.
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so,n.t ...,. So So : III. ca..el Hs-.e..svis'
a. hi PelfL 23c08I

MIA 1.;s. /; s. Ta5w. 5o5lc. q 10 fef'' Z'e@Fi
e-sH rr str, sfi rst quality inclnde n9.lns " nv - W
49, t)afn fhe bess s.a.. fec Cow ead th W.,
. ,,r.rtry con. 81 Bulls sad the r. ae %
os F,t, inics Co-se. aud wien those ol laieii''
oua'i 'i.y are thrown out ct TT "a F,s,srn Roll.
fhrfe were R cIs cges 0raod iIat 1 t1 ts Fi.el
bIu. =, -, c..fo ,otA fr,.r 2S6i SC. =
- ~, st week a. ,iege but icT " 20
s ths sales sase- Caie a. the oreat o .rss shsJ
t fle nle A. las uesk hut as n uutn a. 'SsS,i-Ir
- 4, . , le i ps.cea The Ca 10 iiom 70 ~ nsstef
,nilr g. Ia sfg, uaubes snd ~ ~ Ia xssiI
ccudo than lts, Bll. sAseP ''io ''SS'' ~
pIcoh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLIcAH STATE CosvES-
TIoS.-Lasi evening the Republican Assembly Conyen-
tons met and elected delegates 70 tho Stlte Conyen
ton 10 be held At Syracuse on The llth inst. Wo sp-
rrnd full list Of the New.ioFk delegations;
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THIRD mIsH REGnlENT.

HEADgUIlIIIs IHIND IFIsH hHHINFNTI
GASP CAsAlaAS, $. H. Sept. 4, l0L
OEyIR4L OBDERs No. Al
All officers und ENLISTED m IN OF This command now
on fur nigh are hereby notified report thempelyos
these headqlnue Oh Or before Ihur.day. tie 9Th
inst, Al l. O'Clock noon, ~ which time ibis regiment
is exueoted 20 leave for Washington
All sbreniecs pot reporting ttemteges 40 that time
win be treated 80 dtseiters. BY Urier
RICHARD c. ESRGnT, LIsut.Co. Commenting.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

DrDtcATIoS.-The new and beautiful Sc. Annes
Church. at the corner of Front and Gold streets Brook
lyn will be dedicated Sunday next, at l0i o'clock
The dedication sermon will be preached by the Right
Rev. Bishop of Brooklyn. Atvespers. O'Clock p. M,
the Right Rev. Bishop T;mon of Bufialo viii preach.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

FELoStoUs AssAULT-PRoBABLE HOMcIDr.-A
man named John j. Hicks was on Wedne .lay morning
no before Justice Col ham, charged with elOnious as
fau with intent to kll Mr. BenaminWels. Theparies
arc both carmen and on night, bile driving
their vehicles of of the ferryboats &C the foot OF
8 uth Saveuth STR. et an "a Ration o'cufFod between
Them IL is alleged that Wells used violen, and abusive
langosge toward Iii ks, aud jumped upon Biz cart,
threstenng 20 fsht him H. appears bst Hicks then
drew one 81 his cart-rungs, and struck Neil5 volent
How on the head and that he sab sequontly dealt
him two or three more slows with the clrt-rung.
The foregoing st-temcrt was swOrG 10 by Mr.. John
PiokaTd resting in Lewis street, NewYoTk. The in.
iured man was ricked up in an lnseDs0e c0ndiriOn,
aud carried To lis esdrnco in Soah Fics street where
be was attended by DIS. North md SchaUs, both OF
whom considered thGt his injuries would result in
DEATH At the time OF tho -ssanlr Hicks escaped has
vas subsequently arre-'e by Oicer Guschard Of the
Finn Precinct. On WedDesdav mor.ing he was con.
mi'ted to await the re-ult of Wells's injuries.
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Boy DRowYED wHlLg 'BATHIyG.--A little boy
about 10 years of age whoe parents reside 20 No. %
Adams treot was dro gued in the river a the foot OF
Main street on Tuesd V. wnils bathing in company
with On elder brother. Toe body was not recovered.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Jacob Rssak, George Loaer, Anthony LeAas
Frank Volts, Kate Volts, Charles We'll, Charles
j. Swsneon, A. Gottschu, II. Miller, Lane 4
Gage, Chnstian = Brady tdefcrdsnts):
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i Is now file in the Clerk flee OF the District
Court Of Lee County, lows, q Keol Nh, petit
Of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on fore
closure Of mortgage against said jacob Frank,
above named, for the snm OF Four Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, with per cent interest from The
LIST day Of July, 1860, and . special and general
execution against Jacob Frank. and - against all
said defendants above named praying also fer the
foreclosure It : mortgage, given by said Jacob
Frank TO Chss Mason, upon lots !, and 2, Block
l79, In the City OF keokuk, Lee County, Iowa
the sale Vt said msrtgsged premises to pay of said
debt, the extinguisbment Of all equity of redemp-
tion therein, fer costs and EenerAl relief.
Nos you and each Of you are notified TO appear
and answer raid petition on the morning OF the
second day Of the next term Of said Court, to be
holden on the LIST Monday Of September, 1861, or
judgment and deciee Will be had therein as prayed
for by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
May 8, 1851 d4w Solicitor for Petitioners.
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ORIGINAL NuT1. 4.

To Edward Brooks, Aionso Crandal. John A. Bish-
op, silas .. Bvnsr, Esther Parish, Thos. Parish.
William Parish, Joseph Parish, I hos. P-rish, sd-
minisiratcr Ut Joseph g. Parish. deceased; Mary
Il. Parish. and Mary J.. Parish, aud Hugh 4.
Reid and Salem Charles tisfendanss):
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
IL now on file in the Clerk sofse OF the District
Court a Lfe County, Iowa, 81 keokuk, petition
OF Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on fore
closure Ut . mortgage against SAID Ndward Brooks
aud Alonzo Irandai, above nared, for the sum III
six Hundred Dollars, with ten Ger q M. interest
from the LIST day II july 1900, and a special and
general execution against brooks md cfaudaI, ard
ne against ALA said defendants abate named pruy-
ing also for the foreclosure Of mort gage. given
BY said Brooks and erandal 70 Charts M ason, ur-
On the North East quarter To section ~, Town
ship 81 North, Range West in Lee County,
Iowa,-the sails If said mort gagged premises to pay
of sail debt, the extingulshms uf Gil equity III
redemption therein, tcr costs aud general relief
Now you and each OF You are notified To appear
amp answer sa,d petition on tie morning OF The
second pay Of tn neg term Of sssd Court, TO be
holden on the ls, Monday Of September, 1851, or
judg mss aHd decree will b. had therein as rfayed
for by default. Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
Nav DIV
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i.egaI N ostce.

Legal Notice.
To william White, Edward Keddy and Mr. Ed-
ward Reddy:
VOU and esch Of Jon are hereby notified that
i there is on file in the once Of the Clerk OF
the Dietfict Court Of Lee County, lows, st
keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming Of
you Vim. W hite the sum Of foar hundred do liars,
with 10 per cent. interest per annum payable annu
ally, ~ money due on two mortgages made by you
u Charles Mason and since assigned TO said Hiram
Barney, dated Oct. 8. 1856; also claiming against
each Of you the foreclosure OF said mortgages,
the same being upon the southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of section twenty nine t29]
in township sixty-seven [67l north, range six
[6l west, Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase mo-
ney; and further asking for sale Of said premises
and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer ssid petition on
before OF the "a day Of the nextterm of said
court, 70 commence ct keokuk on the lst Monday Of
September, A. u. 1861, default will b. entered
against you the petition taken - by you con-
fessed, and decree rendered thereon prayed.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10. 1851 dim Plths Att
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a.ECAL NvJICa..

To Robert French, Arthur Molcott, Robt. Steel.
Jas. Lloyd, j. X. Lloyd, Orson Eaten, John
Mccoy, Jas. M Billings, Charlotte N. Hull.
Mary stevens, Price, Ferris Co. Geo Ii. Hin.
N. Nswsom, Geo. II. Croesnan, Queen City Var.
nish Co. Geo. Bartlett 4 Co. eam r, Miller.
Jno. W. Rsnkin, y. I. Fulsom, Jas. r. Bayless.
W. IL. Cieghorn, American Rxpress Co. Henry
Nellie and Samuel Vance, PAT. Kennedy and
William l.. Wood, tDcfendants)
VUU are hereby respectively notified that there
i IL now on Gle in the Clerks Ufiice or the Dis
trct Court Of Lee County, lows, IT keokuk petit
ton Of Hiram Earney, claiming . judgment on
foree losurs of Mortgage sasinst saia Robert
French 6boye HAmed, Tor the sum VI One Thopsand
and Fifty Dollars, With ten per cent interest from
the 1st day nf July. 1854, and sp<ciai and
execution agaipst Robert French, and - against
all said defendants above named praying also for
the foFeclosurs of nsrtgsgs, given By rad
Robert French to Charles Mason, upon the lots
I. !. 3, 7, 8, and 2, in blosk 1888 in the city AZ
Keokuk. Lee county, Ioss. the sale Of said
mortgAked premises 10 pay OF raid debt, the
sxtinxa,shmestef slf~quty Of rsdempfios therein
for costs aud general relief.
Now Jon and each IL You are notified to appear
and answer said petition the morning Of the seq
ond day II the next term VI said court be holden
on the first Monday If September, 1891, or iude-
ment and decree viii be had therein ~ prsyea for
by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
May y, lsbl-d seiicitar for Petitioner.
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ADNIGlNAa. NOTICE.

70 William r. Slater, Guy Wells, Mortimer Hen
derson, and Wesley Harrison, tpefendanis)
V0u are hereby respectively rotifed that there
L liz now die in the cierk's Office of the District
Court Of LIE. County, Iowa, ut Keokuk, . petition
of Hiram Barney, claiming . judgment on fore
closure OF mortgage against said " lillian p. Ss
tor, above named, for the sum Of Five Hundred
Dollars, with ten per cent. interest from the lst
day Of JAY, 1850, ard special and general sxs-
cotleo agasnst Wn. r. Slater asd - Aoainst ali
SAID AsfssAanes absvs sansA prsying also FOR the
foreclosure Of mortgage, given b. said WIN r. Bla
ter to Chas. Mason upon lhs " 1 Of the s w /
Section :, Township 50, north OF Range west,
in Lee County, Ious,-the sale Of said nor' gagged
premises 70 pay % said dsht, the sxtin eaish
VI all equity Of redemption therein for costs and
general relief.
Nov you and each Of you are notified to appear
ard answer said petition On the morning of the
second dsy Of the next term ef sstd loaFt. TO Be
holden on the Isi Monday II September, 1861, or
judgme IT and decree viii BE- hsd therein - prayed
for by default. H..SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
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Legal n eIICe.

Legal N0SbCGs
To Joseph Il. Streeper and Clara s. Streeper his
wife, James Shields, J. Il. Bruce, j. s. Thomp-
son, II. G. Hicks NJ. Lockwooa, ChAs. Schafer,
and Joseph X. Partridge, James w. Pinchoit
and James s. Warren, composing the firm u
Partridge y-pinchott h Warren.
YOU and each Of you hereby notified that
i there 10 now on file in the ofhce of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, lows, ut
Keokuk, q petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming of
David Ramsay the sum Of eleven hundred dollars
with 10 per cent. interest per ann um snnu-
ally, a. money due On two mortgAsts made By him
to Chas. Mason and since sssik to said Hiram
Barney, dated August l4th, 1855; also alaimin Z
against each Of Jon tho foreclosure Of said mort
cages, the same being upon the west half Of the
southe quarter and the south half Of the 1outh
aast quarter OF the south-east quarter u section
thirty-three. township sixtyseven north, Of range
six west, in Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money; and further asking for . sale Of the said
premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day Ct the NEXT
term Of said Court, TO commence 1t keokuk on the
Int Monday Il Srpten1brr A. D. 1851 default VIII
be entered against you, and decree rendered
against You ~ pray cd for therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, 1851. Pitts Att'ys.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
rye s. Curricr and James Starr defend

To George s. Currier and James Starr defend.
ants):
Vep are hereby respectively notified that there
i ID on fe in the Clerk office of the District
Court OF leo County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on foreclo
sure of mortgage against said George y. CurIier
above NAMED for the sum Of Eight hundred Dol
lars, with ten per cent. interest from the LIST day
Of July. 1850, and special and general execution
against George 5. Currier and as against al said
defendants above named praying also for the fore
casnre of mortgage given by said Geo. s. CaHHies
to Charles Mason, upon the East N X Of section
SO, township 81 N, range West, Lee County,
Iow2,-the sale Of said mortgsg ed premises TO pay
IF said debt, the exting uishment Of ali equity Il
redemption therein, for costs and general relief.
Nov you and each Of you are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
second day Of tho next term Of said Court, to be
holden on the LIST Monday Of September, 1861, Or
judgment and decree will Be had therein, a. prayed
for by cefaalt.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
May S-d4w Solicitor for Petitioner.
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Nav 8, ls6I-dIm
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To VIM. II. 6riswoli, Jr.. Jeremiah BaIswin, Ja-
cob Bushey, A. journey. Jr. = Co. tDefendsntse
VoU are hereby respectively Notified that there
i IL nos on hlein the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trct Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ut keokuk, petit
ton Of Hiram carney, claiming judgment on
foreclosure Of . mortgage against said VIM, Ii.
0fswoh. Jr, above named, for the tum Of One
Thouss nd Dolars with ten per cent. interest from
the let day Of July 1860, ard speci oil and general
execution against Wm. II. 9riswsid, Jr., and 60
against all said defendants above named praying
furvrfu-urruf mur-gTgv1 gTvTE 81 saII
YIN. II. driswold. Jr., 10 Charles Mason, upus the
Y. ". /, N. ". I, section Is, Township CT,
North Of rang West in Lee county, Iowa, the
sale Of said mortgsged premises pay CT said
debt, the extsuguishm, mt Of all equity of redsmp-
ten therein, for costs ard general relief.
Now you and each Of you notified To appear
and answer said petitlen on The morning vi tho
second day II tho next term IL said court, 10 be-
holden ON the FIRST Monday of september 1861 or
judgment and decree will be had therein al prayed
ior BY default.
H. SCOTT LOWELL,
May b, lB6l-dIm Solicitor for Petitioner.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

3 n I g
issued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
county, In favor Of Hiram Barney and against
John Dangherty. land also decree against Nancy
Daughsrsy, Michael Bushy, III. d. Woodward 4
worth, Miller l. Co.. A. Hire Co., Bowen.
Cowsll Co, aud George Pomroy, Dwight Durkee
and w. Is Benton, CONF losing the firm Of Pomfoy,
Benton 4 Co., A. Hosmer, Nj. p. sharts, Stste II
Iowa,D have levied upon and will sell TO the
highest bidder NJ tho door Of the Clerk Once OF
the District Court Of Lee County, lows, 1t Keokuk,
said county, the 18th uay Of May. A. d. 1856
between the hours Of O'Clock 4. m. and o'clock
p. M Il said day commencing at 10 o'cl ok Am J,
the following property, tovit: the sou,hsrly side
one-haif e Of Let nine [9l In Block forty-four
GA4l, in Mason . Upper Addition to Keokuk, Lee
county and State of Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and to bs sold BY order oil
Court to satisfy said writ Of execution.
keok uk April 9Th, 1861.
HIM. GRIFFITH.
Sheriff OF Lee County.
apl3dlm BY J. b. Knight, Deputy.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF lowA,lss.
by virtue u q special exccu ton to me directed
issued BY the Clerk of the District Court Of sale
County, in favor Of Hiram Barney and agains,
J. hn Daugherty, land also decree against Nancy
Daugherty, Michael Bushv, H.. D. Woodward 4
Co, Loripg. Fisk 4 Co., Ticklen 4 Lusas, sSeuAA
worth, Miller Co., A. HiDe Co., Bowen
CoweIl AGO.. and George Pomroy. Dwight Dnfkss
and W. b. Benton. composing the 6rm 81 Ponroy
Benton CO., A. Hosmer, 81. X. 6hsFts, State ~
Iowa) nave levied upon and viii sell % the high
est bidder. at the door VI the Clerks Office Of tht
District Conrt Of Lee County, los a ksekak ii
said county, on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1861
between the hours Of o clock a. m. and o'olccl
p. m Of said day, ICON mencing ut l0o'clock m.)
the following property 10 wit. che northerly sid,
one-half Of Lot eight [Sl In Block forty 44l
In Masou's Upper Addition to Keokuk in the coun
ty Of Lee and state OF lows.
Taken, levied spon and to be sold BY order d
Court to - tisfy 0sid writ Of execution.
ksokuk, April 9th, 1861.
y. II. GRIFFITH,
sheriff u Loo UOuDty.
apl3d1m By y. r. niwht Deputv
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uEGAI, NOTICE.

To jeremiah b. Wilsey, Joseph T. streerer, J. II.
Bruce, j. s. Thompson, Thomas Bruce, Ii. q.
Hicks, j. M. Lockw God, Charles schafer, J. e.
Yore and w. A. Yore:
~ oU and each Of ycA are hereby notified that
! there liz now on 6lc in the Office Of tho Clerk Of
the District Court oil Lee County, lows, Keokuk,
petition Of Hiram Barney claiming Of you Jere-
miah Il. Wilsey the sum Of sixteen hundred dol
lars with 10 per cent. interest per Annum payable
annually, money due . mortgage made BY
you to Charles Mason and since assigned to said
Hiram Barney, dated the 10th OF February,
1856; alse claiming against each Of you the fore
closure Of said m1riRs &c the sane being upon the
w. Of NE. I, and the N. Of Sc. Of Section
8. TT. sc, X. W :, Lee County Iowa, for the pur-
chase money; and further asking for . sale OF
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petit
tion on or before the noon Of the second day OF
the next term of said court. to commence 1T
Keekuk the FIRST Monday Ut September, A. d.
1861 q default will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon prayed for In said pc
tirIUn.