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Most PERSONS ia Cincinna,9 have but a
vague idsa Of danger in this qual 1nsle -
nav be more peril in our position a1I o.I sne
public mind considers. The defeat Of Ssn' Gu
sherman on the Louisville and Nashvl. 's
road would unquestionRbly be followed by
he fall Of Louisville, end the uprising Of the
sWarms of secession desperadOss ell through
the State Of Kentucky. Cincinnati would
be the point they would all strike at. There
would be grand rush Of the robbers Of the
West for this point. How important then is
TIE immediate reinforcement Of Gen. Sher-
man - CsaeinnGf Commercial.
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Decisive Ba1sIss Of Ihs world.

Decisive BattIes OF the WoFld.
The decisive battles of the WBrld, those
of which. 70 use Hallam's words, CONTRA
~ result would have essentially varied
the drama Of the world in all its subse-
quent scenes, are numbered IS Afteen by
Professor Cresay, who fills the chair Of
Ancient and Modern History in the Uni
verssify Of London. They are the grand
subject Of two volumes BY him lstely from
Bentley's press, and are:
1. The Battle Of Marathon, fought 49O
D c., in which the Greeks, under Themis-
tocles, defeated the Persians, under Darius,
thereby turning back the tide Of Asiatic
invasion which else would have swept over
Europe.
2. The Battle Of Syracuse, AIS B. G., in
which the Athenian power was broken,
and the west of Europe saved from Greek
dominion. .l'i
9. The Battle Of Arabella, Ssl B. c., in
which Alexander, by defeat Of Darius,
established his power in Asia, and BY the
introduction Of European civilization pro-
duoed an effect which msy,yet be traced
there.
4. The Battle Of Metsurus, fought 2Os
B. c., the Romans, under Consul Nero, de-
feating the Carthagenisns, under Hssdru-
bal, and BY which the supremacy Of the
great republic was established.
5. The Victory Of Armenius, A. D. 8,
over the Roman legions, under Yerus,
which secured Gaul from the Roman domi-
nation
6. The Battle of ChalOna, A. D. 451, in
which Aotius defeated Atilla the Hun, the
self-styled Hseourge Of God,p and saved
Europe from entire devastation.
7. The Battle of Tours, A. D. 785, in
which Charles Martel, by the defeat OF the
Saraoens, averted the Mohsmmedan yoke
| from Europe.
8. The Battle Of Hastings, A. D. lOOo, IN
which William Of Normandy was vietori-
Gus over the Anglo Saxon harold, and the
result Of which was the formation Of the
Anglo Norman nation, which is now domi-
nsnt in the world
8. The Battle of Orleans, A. D. 1929, in
which the English were defeated, and the
independent existence Of France secured
10. The defeat Of the Spanish Armada,
A. D. 1888, which crushed the hopes OF
pspscy in England.
il. The Battle Of Blenheim, A. D. 17O4
in which Marlborough, by defeat Of Tai
lard, broke the peWer and crushed the an
biti0us scheme Of Louis XIV.
10. The defeat Of Charles XII, by Petel
the Great st PultoWa, A. D. 100, which
secured the stability Of the Muscoyite hm
pire.
ls. The Battle Of Saratoga, A. D. 1T77
. in which Gen. Gates defeated Burgoyne
and which decided the contest in favor o
the American revolutionists, BY making
France their ally, and other European
powers friendly to them.
IA. The Battle Of Valmy, A. D. 1872, i
which the Continental allies, under tn
Duke Of Brunswick, were defeated BY tn
French, under DumouIiez; without who
} the French revolution would have beel
3 stayed. -,
Is. The Battle Of Waterloo, A. D. lSll
3 in which the Duke Of Wellington utterl
defeated Napoleon, and saved kurePe ifol
h. e gTasping ambition.
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This Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHTEGToN, Oet. i.
Late sdvices from Fort Pickens say the
blooksde Of Pensacola Bay;is now strictly
enforced.
His satisfactorily sscertained that the
rebsls have not lately sent any Of their
forces to the upper Potomac. They have
merely retired further into Virginia, their
lines extending from 0ccaquan and Ma
pasgss 70 Fairfsx Court House, Manassas
obviously being their bassOf operations.
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Glpthiug.
TYTOTHING FOR THE SEASON

have lust returned from the Esstern Markets
with large and we'll selected assortment Of
BEAVER AND BROAD CLOTHS, Pilots, FAN
UY UAsSIMERES AND YESTINGS.
The whole stock is bought for cash and can sell
goods 80 q cent. cheaper than they can be bought
elsewhere
- The Custom Department is again under the
supervision or the renowned cutter. Mr. A W.
ALEXANDER, who has Just returned from the East
after one years absence.
%. Military Uniforms made on short notice at
reasonable prices.
~ Shoulder Straps on hand.
8. MANN,
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8hQt0gFaphs, ".
8rass foundry.

TAMES q. ODELL, BRASS
% FOUHDER AND mAHgFAOtTIggks Ig.s gknk ~ aS q
asW doorn from SUPERIOR street, CLEVELAND, Ohle e
a prepared TO furnish all kinds OF WoEk usea III
used IN She Plumbing Business Beer Pumps o. ~ All
kinds made and repaired. Brass Cagtlns gone eaAiS
RaHFISl Work 81 az kindg FgBaigaes eso4AS
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Dor IN the Trsa1nry Department.

TLo Nbor connected with the Irea5uIJ
nonsr,,,oD, continues 70 be as heavy as ever,
~ go v;,b the extra clerical force and
,.,T 5-o-l,;no sd5it;on u hours, the work laid ont
toS 5sv 3 bsre, completed. Secretary
T5os. m is5o-5 ssrlv and iste, ani though the
excessive duty begins to sh> " nPDn A.n, -
continues, and will hardly c, ,'lssls = any
remission until everything is N 'Isig -,
tirelv TO his satisfaction. he has l. u.5s'1u 3
oew. reforms in the Department, by Whis' = y
becomes familiar with the detailed manasN
ment of the different bureaus, and can there
BY check abuses almost at their inception.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-02

ME- VELAND 4 ERIE 3. B.

ISL. lrs SUMNER ARRAHGEtEHE ISL
On aud alter Monday May 6ths 1851 Pag8sngar
Trains viii run e. follows: $50 Eg
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
a75 4, 4. EXPRESS MAIL ERAlh-stoppiag IS
ell Stations except EQclid, Wlckhds, Mem
tor, Perry, UnionVtll5, S4ybrooEi hairvtaW
g-a and SWanvills; and arriFeE at lria at l2st4
Pm, Dunkfrk 3so0 p. ~ Buaalo l.25 P. y.
Eas P, =. IadENNATI EXP RLss EsA Ilsso2;;
only, and arrives 81 Eria TO p. - Dan
kirk at $50 P. T., Bulalo at l0.z5sa. H.
80 ?. n. CO6EEAUT- -A0C0NMODAILoE-S E-Sful7
ping at sil Stations.
soor.il. MONT .EzPIREss TIA IJsS-sseggllg 9
arrives af Eris at l2sl0 A. H. DuzEilE af
40 An, BufaiO I'D A. 4.
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TWO ERON HAaRIssUses 70 srw ToRE. E.0T ~
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2 DAILY OOEEEOT1OEs q sAITIMOREI
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Z. NIGHT * HxPREss 5 S 8 iT.RIiAIE-siobsins d g

ISIS 4. h. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIA-8l0pptn1 e
Girard, Azhtabula and PainssTille oliTi and
arrives at OlsTsiand af 4.16 A. n
losQ0 A. 4 NAIL TRAIH-Stopping af ali statiQnl
except SaybrOok, UuicnTil,e, Perry, Men
tor snd WickHda, and GrrilB af CleFalal1
e IsE5 ?. II -
Iq.5o P - DAY EXPBESs TRAIH-stopring q gi-
rard, Conneaut, Ashtabula and E1ine5lile
"a only, and arriFes ct Cleveland Gt 40 P. -
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN VIII leave OOundeus
Ct ss0l A. n. stopping at All statiOr Q, a1a
arriving Ct Cleveland at 9.l0 a. =.
All the trains going westward conneef a. CleIes "a
ufh trging for Toiedo, Chicago, OoluIh1ugi On -.
natl St Louis "a; and al the trains gQing east -
CONNECT al Dun kirk with the tTin5 OF the u. u, 2 -
PsfFr1ad rnd AZ Buzalo with those Of the New OK
6sntral and Buhalo q New Hork civ kailroadl.
II. NOTTIHGHAn5 6up'6
Cleveland, Msy6, 1851. n sl
TILEVELAND AND MAHONIN9
u RAILB DAD.
TfnE TAsLz No is-1To take sH8ct On and ellog
THURSDAY, March slst, ls5l.
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sASEFr, SPEED AND COxTosr CoMbtAED.. 'ia o
Fare and Tine same a eijsr Rouiss. ,..--
s1-Ha ggase Checked throush-all transfers fr.e.
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An emirrans train, which lately erosl eo
the plains, for California, had IN It forty le-
dies, all wearing bloomers, boots Rna WIZ
rsVOlEsTs and bowie kRives,
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THREE DAILY TRAINS ERoh PITTsB8RGH
An eonneo.ing dirsGtt0 sw York { ~ - -
Y Yla Philsdalph'a A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-02

Is. The Battle Of WatsrlOo, A. D. 1916,
in which the Duke of Wellington utterly
defeated Napoleon, and saved Europe from
= grasping ambition.
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3 PITTsBUR6h
EAILRoAD. Fd H

oIN--I u =
10 take eisct On Monday, June l7th, lssl. 9rllna
leave uiaT6lAnd daily Sundays oEceDtsd4 oIouHf
3l5A. u.-Mail-ArTiYss az New York s0l a. -
Philadelphta 40 A. n, RiftgburTh gsl0y.
bog T.. Nhsoling $50 ?. n; New PkiAdalPhia
6.50 P. II. ~ ts
4S0P P. ~ A.EzprssS--ArriTes ct New York l.O0R-
y. PbilsdslPhia 1920 r. r.; RftEburgh ll.ssr
H.; Wheeling 5sG A. n. ----f q
1oth Trains CONNECT ct Hudson ior Akron ana
MfliersburEh. a. -Hr.-. rs e- n q
QRrs run through rom Pittsburgh TO Kew YoEk
(Vih AllentDWn,l without change .-.
q Fare IS low Is By any other line.
Through Hcyctg car be urucursd At the Fsr
OF % the Euclid Street Station.
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2aiI 2nada.

10 Az E4sEERE 0Iq7Es5
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( NLEYELAND, COLUMBUS 8
oINeINHATI RAILBOAD,

on and after Monday, June 10TH l8sl, PaissnFs
Trains VII leave Cleveland as follows:
6.iO a. 4. N. 7. a OincfnnEti EZprss5-Stopping
BarBa, Grafton, Wellington, Nav London.
Salem, Shelby, Cresthne, Gallon, Gilead
- QardingtQ, Ashley, DelaWeres Lewis
F Centre, Worthin gton, r8aching Colufn-
r bus at 1870 A. II Cincinnati at 4s2Q P, ~. g
and Ohicago via Orestline at zoo p. n
240 ?. d. Aecommqdation-Sto stopping e AZ statior8
and arriving at Oolun bul 150 p, ~, and
cincinnati q 800 A. y. -r's 71-f.
l:55 ?. \. Night ExPrsss-stopplng ct an stalion1
2. Eorth Of Grestlin5, and at Gallon, CaTIiiurs
ton, Delaware and at all othar stations, y
--leaFe pas8sneora only, arriving sc Oo=
lunbuE at ll:l5 p. n. and Cincinnati At S.Zi
A. n, chicago via Cresflins, ct 7s10 A q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16

To Jacob Eberhart l.. Hariiue, A. H. Porter Lauren
Dewey james Harlan. Rnh"rt Wilson. J. .Ais Dow
ell. Iierharn a. HHrriton, " KefseS. J "a ~ ScoH.
J, NJ Hiatt. J.h .Hornish, David Reed, HaTye. LII
Tier. w n. Warrington. Ford, GoritR Fore,
Norster, Tempiir " Co., ~ p Thompson, III, u.
Foster. j. NJ. GwiH. j. II ljsv. assignee, &C., e y.
lyman, +. G.. Brow n ftsLte a 4 Lucas. Nm. 4 X.
H. tAddtk. HaskiDs hetsk3tB q Co, Peter SHY ker,
Geo. &. Anderson. Jas Burrows, Herr. Huisk smp,
u. buckingham, Brown C'endeuniHr, Ahram
Weimore, Vim. Gray don a. To-. N m III. Lee d o.,
A. Bridgman d Co, e. ihnisen Co., RANKIN. Mill
Ter N Enster, James Neal, Kentiati. Howe a Co.,
Heed, Cutler Il CO., X. NJ. REYNOLDS, hsnth Inat-
man, Emmerson, Cochran4 Go. and james Gorden,
defendants:
s file IN the office the CLERK 81 The District
of Hiram Barney, claiming If You, Jacob Iberhnr,
interest. PER arnut fas she alnuaiis none. due
on Jacob Eberhart's mortgage, made TO Charles Ma
son, aud since assigned 10 Hiram Barney, dated Goth
May, 1854, also claiming against each on the fore
closure Of said mortgage, the same being upon The
south bali OF the south wesi quarter OF Section Line
ts Township siyty-seven (til uorth Of Range FIVE 3)
In Lee county Iowa, orthc purchase money and fur
Their asking for sale of said premises aud general
relief: And nnless you W pear and nfs1ey said Pc
Nton on or before noon OF the second day OF The next
term Of said Court, 10 commence ht FL. Madison.
the fret Mnnday of December. A.. H., 1861, default
Will be entered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon, as prayed for in said petition,
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug. %, Gl-dlm Attorney for plaintiff
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Whereas. J. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop. his wife,
by their Deed ofTsnst dated January Iah 1860.
ycyed TO Robert Gilmore, In trust, the follow Ing
described real estate In the county Of state ~
Iowa viz the west half OF the south west quarter Of
secoB ten, lG except one nj three acres,
and the N. half OF the NV. OF the NV 81 section
fifteen (I5 all being In Township satysi Co., Range
Ave 80 containing in all ninet, EIGHT and one fourth
acres to secure the payment Of certain promissory
note therein described for the snm of twothonsand
five hundred and fifty six dollars and eighty
cents $50 s) with ten per cent per nnnum Inter-
est atter maturity, and also the cost expenses of
said trust.
And whereas, the principal sum In said note me :
tonedis due and unpaid together wiht nterestthere-
on from February IS 1861; and whereas, the said j..
Bishop has made defA ul In said paymeni per the
stpulatons of said note and Decd Fl Ttu &.
Therefore, Robert II. Gilmore, as Trustee afore-
said By direction or the hoidefs OF said note aud
thereunto by said Deed OF Trust powered will sell
the real estate above described public sale
To the highest bidder In front of my Office in the CITY
of krokuk, In said county. on Monday, the 3hh day
of September. 1861, between the hours OF O'Clock
m. and 4oclock p. m. aud commencing at O'Clock
Of said DAY. satisfy said demand. and the Cost
ofsaid Trust. ROBERT H. GILMORE,
Aug 81, Tidlm Trustee.
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To Jonathan Demnde. Horace Il, Himiel 4 Ga.
You, and each of you CT. hereby nothrd that there
II nov on file. In The oee OF the CLERK the District
tour o. Leo County. lnwa 81 fari Ma0iFun. peti-
ton 81 Hiram Barney claiming ~ zoe, Jonathan be-
nude. the snni of Twenty five InhureG Iaitsrs ~ith
ten per cent Interest per aAHhH. a4Hble annually,
as money due ON your mortgage Madv by son 10
thatlea Mns-n and rfn assefeG to - Hife Bar
pes dated Eth December, 1854 also claiming srslnst
each OF you The foreclosure OF SAID mortgage the
being upon the so-th east quarter 1T Sscloh In Give
E9} IoNnshlI sasts-seten 6F5 north. Hal tive tsl
wee 20 Lee county. Iowa. fer the purchase money;
ard iarther asking FOR sale al said premises and
general relief: Aha nhlsss yoH appear apd ans~er
said petition, on or before boon of the nd das
tire next term Of said Court. nebte Of Fort
Madison, on she first MONDAY oi December, A. u.
ihof, default viii be entered against sou, ard tu6g
men rendered thefcou rss ed far IL retisan.
II. stoTT HOWELL.
Aug ~. vi dim Attorney fer plaintiff
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Original NOTICE.

no NJ Hiatt, j. h. Paul, Emma r. Hiatt Ellen H.
Paul William Leighton Caleb Gape d Co.. bio N en-
4 MNamNe, u rs.3. Moslsou ii film lion, MARY
NJ s~anwi es, b. h, FORD, rs. II. N0ody
You AND eAsh of hou her*bs EslIeaihst there 10
ills ln Tue once the tsfcgk vi Ahe islsscs
Court of tee count. iu~A ~ lit. AaaasoH petition
of Samuel II. Weed, Claiming o. sou j. Nj Hiatt r.
Paul and William Lsighton. the Of tbsrse~n han-
dred Dollars, with len per cent Interest per snnnm,
from February lath, lhGlt ~ moLe. aureA prpmis-
sorry note nnd secured ~ Deed OF IrHst na6e lsypa,
!. M Hiatt, Emma 4. Hiatt, j. b. PAUL aHd Eiieh H.
Paul ~ Henry r. Clark. as trustee, 10 the pay
ment OF sasd note, sro claiming of YOU
she fcrccosur oi said Mortgage, the bssr nn
Heal Estate described in said petition. situated in lee
county. Iowa. for the purchase money, aid Further
asking for sale OF said premises, and genera relief
Aud unless you appear and answer said petitspH
or befors noon OF the second day OF sls o
said Court, commence al Fart Madison on the ret
Monday Of December, A ID, lsat, aefaalt Mil be
entered against you, and tadgm rendered thereon
AZ pratea Tor In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
septi ,'6l-dim Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 William Hawkins Jeremiah Hawkins defendants:
You are hereby notified that there il on file In
the Clerks Office ~ the District Court of Lee County
Iowa, at IT. Madison. Petition Of Jno. T.. Davis
aud m Price claiming judgment OH foreclosure OF
mortgage against said VIZ. Hawkins, and Jeremiah
Ha@ kiBs above named for abe OF two hundred dol
lars Nh ten per cent interest from the 2lst day OF
August, lrb and against all said defendants above
named praying also for the foreclosure Of mortgage
given Ny said Vim. Hawkins 70 Jna r. lis vis aBt M.
ffct upon 20 e.t front on of the ends at los
t} aud two 80 ia block tofts Eve 49, ia H. W Iii
borne's Addition 10 Cts Of keeAuk. Lee Co. low the
sale Of said premises the
Of all equity OF redemption therein.
Now yon notinea To appear and answer said PEI
tttoH on the morning et the second DAY az the
term ~ said Court 10 BE- holden the Lat Monday ~
HeeHmber, iraf. judgment aud decree will lie had
thercE a. prayed for, ~ default.
H. sCU1T HOWELL.
aug ". Aldlm Faltritnr for Fefitimnsr
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NOTICE.

To Jno. Brengartner, Anders Hurman, defendants.
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
file in the Clerks Once OF the District Court Of Lee
CO., Iowa, ut For Madison, petition OF Jno r Davis
and Vim. Price, claiming Judgment foreclosure OF
mortgage against said Jno BrenHartner for the Of
four hundred dollars with 10 per cent interest from
the 2lst day Of August IsCi and against all said
defendants above named also fer the forecios
urecf mortgage given by said Jno. BrengartneF 10
Jno Il. Davis and VIM Price, upon lot nine W. OF
block thirtytwo (32l An d. W kiihourne's Addition
10 the City Of keokak. Lee county Iowa the Sae Of
said mortgaEed premises, the extinguishment OF all
equity Of redemption therein.
Now you are notified 10 appear and answer said petit
tton the morning Of the second day OF the next
OF said Court TO be holden the FIRST Monday OF De.
oember iro Judgment and decree will bs had there
III as prayed for, BY default.
Ia. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug gr G1 I'd IN Aallcifar foy IYaf
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Ang 90. vi. dim
4 lRl6INAL NOTICE.

To James Gullestan
You are hereby notified that there Ia mos on Gle IN
the tlerk's Office % tae UistFies Court of Leeroanty
iowa, ~ Fort Madison petition of HifI m Larnrs.
claiming Judgment against gAnes ulerssn scr
thPHasnd doilafs ard ten per ccAt Interest from the
LIST 81 Aug rti. alon HE mortgage TO Charles Mason
Ahj Lac sale OF said mefigaEea premises, being the
y. r. OF the X Il. % f2D. Tow nslit ely
tys4S GO north Range ststH e ssst, IA L.v ctaAy
Iowa 10 pay on said ebtr The exstngais n.At the
egahy OF ru0empiiun, and for geE~K4l rpli~fs
Ana yea must appear AH1 hlawXr said pettstau ~
nooa Of the second dey 81 The term saldt "a IT.
10 be held al FL Madison tbs ag~4 Mnhsgs 81 Dv
ceub@ss leo, laa gmeut Will te had PRAYED Tor
~ Aefsutt hi. SCOTT nov I'LL.
ANg 20. 'Gf-dlm AtlerueS taf fslalltn
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LIMITED STATES MARSHALSI
~ @8 SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

DISTRICT or IOWA
BY virtue Of an execution, directed, sued by
the Clerk Of the District Court tho United States for
the Southern Division ofthe State Of Iewu wherein j.
r. Codman lie Plaintiff and John Tempiin and Hugh
Norster are Defendants, have levied upon and will
sell the highest bidder al Public Auction the door
OF the Clerks Office Of the District Court the United
States for the District of Iowa at keokuk In said Dis
tric, the Goth day OF September, d. 1861 between
the hours OF o'clock A. III. and clock p u. Of said
day, the following property. situated in Lee county,
Iowa part of lots ten, TOY eleven IN and twelve
2) in block number fifty nine 5o) in the city OF keo
kuk, described by the following metes ana bounds
commencing ninety three l3) feet from the corner Of
Fulton street on the line Of lot twelve, tl21 Fifth
street thence at right angles said lots twelve
2l eaevrn ll and ten lol hundred and fifty feet,
thence Northeriy along the line between lots nine fp
and ten, ol In said block twenty three feel and six
inches thence at right nges said lots ten, t0
eleven ID and twelve (l2l one hundred and Nifty feet
to Fifth street thence sonheriy along FIFTH street
the line Of said lot twelve, 2l twenty three and
Inches to the place OF beginning reservinr
an alley ten feet in width, across said property,
hundred feet from Fifth street.
Taken and levied upon the property OF John Temp
lin, to satisfy said writ of execution.
IL. M H0XIE, II. q. Marshal.
Aug. 90, 1e6l..dtd. BY Harry FuLToN Deputy.
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Aug2s.Gl-diul
NOTICE.

To Nancy Miller llse Floys administrator OF estate
VI J. III. Floyd. deceased Daniel Floyd, hnrths Jsne
FLOYD Ellen Floyd, John Fioyd, James Stroud, and
Margaret Mills, defendaAis
Yan aud each of you hereby ned that There Ia
ale Ia The Office OF the Clerk " the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at keoknk petition o.
Hiram Barney claiming OF you. Nancy Miller, adninls y
traor of the estate of j. H. FLOYD decessed. th% sam
OF sx hundred dollars with 10 per cent InteFes
ahnnm. payable annually, money dHe oE meftgaee
made ~ j. II. Flcyd, decesses, ad since ASSIGNED
to sAid Hiram Barney, also claiming against raei ~
you he foreclosure az said mortgage the beng
upon the h-W. 81 the S.-E u If section twenty :
three, (23 Township slxtssix ts61 norta RANGE Sax
t6l wet In Lee County Iowa rof the purchase
PRAYING for an Injunction 10 waste, removing tim
bet Ac aud further asking f0r sale said pre- IN
aud general relief
And niiess yqn appear and ans~cr the said petsfiaD
on or before 81 tAe Sscsud day - the term ~
said Court " commence At Eeakak tie fret Monday
Of February A. d. 1852 s te entered against
yon, and Judgment rendered thereon prayed or IN
said petition. H.SCoIT HOWELL.
i keokuk, Iowa, Sept 90, Old Any fsi rittH.
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10 Joseph Arnold, Lueresia Arnold Geo Brawley Polly
btawivys samuel Carver, ard Catherine GxrstF:
fou aud zach 1t y@u hereby tutllied that there
file an ihe sies ~ the Clerk 81 the Lrtrlct Court
~ Lee County. Iowa, ~ Fort Madison, iopa gststI0n
equity, under oath ~ Henry Dgs aua SussnnAh Nickel
wait eAecniofs OF e estate ut Wtaty Mekeiwait de-
g sse, tiof tle use III Richard Miekeu All claiming ~
defendants. Joseph Arnold ana Geo. hrawiey the sun
Twelve Hundred Dollars money due them pTernis
noie executed bs said defendants the -
November 1854, aDd payable on before the dss
MY, 1857 Tor Sloop 60 With tn per
ase 10 said Wiilahy ESkelwalts decreased, ing his
hfe~si also the foreclosure ~ against
All o the sb1ve named aefnnGase executed By said
PENDANTS, Joseph Arnold and Lucrstia Arnold vesrnher
LIT, 1854 ~ sad Nlaby MekslwHls, decreased oh the
following Heal Estate to-9t The southeast Qua her
and the east half OF the est ls Up
60 north range west, containing 2A0 acres 10
The payment of said note.
And thai unless you appear and plead thereto be-
fore the I'd day ~ the next term ~ said Gunt which
commences g next session the LIST Monday in Deesm-
Der, 1861, IN Fort Aadsor Iowa default will he enter
al against and Judgment rendered thereon Accord
ance with the prayer Of the petitioner
mo. VAN yALKENHERG,
Dated Aus. al, 1861. Atlly fpr Pit'nss