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the EXPEDITIONS.
TIE Worcester (Mass) Spy contains the following gene
raj order in relation General Burnsdes expedition

TIE Worcester ass) Spy contains the following gene.
raj order in relation to General Burnsdes expedition
GENERAL oRpER--No. 49,
HEADQUARTERS, ANNAPOLIS, Nd Dec. g. 1861.
The First Brigade Coast Division, under command OF
Brgader General j. G. Foster will for the present son-
sist the Twenty third Volunteers Tween
" fifth Massachusetts Volunteers Twenty seventh Mas.
sachusetts Volunteers, Tenth Connecticut Volunteers
Observation-Disclosures Massachusetts, Volunteers
Second-Twenty third Massachusetts Volunteers Third
Twenty seventh Massachusetts, Volunteers. Fourth
Tenth Connecticut Volunteers And be designated in line.
ofbattle the First Second Third and Fourth
Tho Second Brigade Coast Division will be under the
command temporarily Of Colonel Edward Hnrland of the
Eighth Connecticut Volunteers and will for the present
consist Of the Eighth Connecticut Fifty first Now York
will be numbered from the right to left in the follow
ing order-Eighth Connecticut Fifty first New York
Fifty FIRST Pennsylvania and Fifty third New York and
be designated in line battle the First Second Third
and Fourth battalicns. BY ordor Of
Brigadcr General J. G. FOSTER
SouTHARD HOFFMAN, Assistant A1jgtant General.
The Slg says there probability Of their leaving be-
fore the 18th inst.
DEPARTURE AND LOADING or TRANSPORT SHIPS.
from tho Boston Herald, Dec OF
The Bullion, loaded with lumber for General Buffers
division, was hauled out into the stream yesterday and
will sail with the drst fair wind
Tho idaho, with eight hundred tons Of coal lumber and
provisions for the same destination lies at Long Wharf,
nearly ready to go to son.
The ship George Greene, Cantain c. Fairbanks has
been loaded since q week ago Saturday Men have becu
kept at work DAY and night Yesterday hundred and
fifty horses werO put on board and slowed between
decks, where they close and comfortable This
chip has also lumber bricks lime and provisions sho
will tako twenty thirty deserers left behind by the
steamer Constitution will haul into the stream to-
day to sail with the first fair wind for General Buffers
seat OF
The Black Prince will her place nj the Wharf Tho
above ships were loaded at Long wharf
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Municipal Elections in Massachusetts.

Boston, Dec. O. 1861
Mr, wghtman was reelected Mayor OF Boston today
by 1853 votes against 766 for f. S. Iobey tho
republican and citize0s' candidate.
LOWELL, Dec. 8. 1851.
Hocun Hosferd, citizens, candidate was elected
Mayor today, by % majority over W. Graves ropub.
lican.
LYNN. Dec 0, 1861.
Peter NJ Neal was elected Mayor today receiving
1"a votes against s29 for Dir. Breed, the presen. rs
g. eat.
RoxBuRy, Dec 0, 1861.
VIM CASTOR o elected Mayor to. day
CRARLfsTow4, Tee. 0, 1861.
p Stone, citizens candidate was elected Mayor to-
day over Hutchins, the present incumbent
WORCESTER, Dec. Q, 1861.
r. Emory Aldrich, republican, was elected Mayor over
Dawes tho prescpt Incumbent by 1l3 majority 70 day
NEwBuRYroRr, Dec. o, 1861.
George n. JackmNp was reelected Mayor to-day,
nearly ~ aph,,ously
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Work IN THE CRY INSPECTORS D.rAR1MENr.--By the
weekly schedule of Mr. Thomas N Carr, the Supcrinten
dent Of Sanitary Inspection are informed that the
following operations in the abatement and removal OF
nnisap ces took place last weekNuisanccs abated 142.
night soil removed 46S loade barrels OF oal removed
500 dead animals removed, S43 diseased meats and
provisions seized 1872 lbs.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 0, 1881.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State 6s, 70; Reading
Railroad, Tx: Morris Canal SO; Long Issrd Railroad,
s4 Pennsylvania Railroad, 373S. Sight exchange on
New York at par
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 0, 1851.
Flour dull at SIS srS for supernne Wheat active and
advanced 1c.: white ut 81 43 a 81 so; red, 81 81
81 40. Corn active old yellow, &C.. new, 53c. see,
Oats active at 40c Pork steady pork $40 $13 o.
Lard, &c. Whsksy dull at 2Oc 21c.
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE UPPER POTOMAC,
s~ys~e~~~>~~~~~~~o-oN<~~>~s
Appearance OF Five thousand Rebels
Near WiIlAmsport.
ONE HOURS CANNONADING.
TIE REBELS FORCED TO RETIRE,
TWELVE OF THEM KILLED,
Sc, &c, &c.
IMPORTANT FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
ONE HOURS CANNONADING.
TIE REBELS FORCED TO RETIRE,
SANDY HOOK, Dec. 8, !

SANITY HOOK, Deo, 81,
Via FREprnCK, Md, Dec. I, 1894
The rebels opened OF shot shell against
Dam No or tho canal, near willamsport, yesterday
afternoon
reccd and did damage either canal or its de-
tenders, except the wcunding Of one man. The long
range rites of tho Thirteenth Massachusetts, regiment
compelled the rebels TO retire. Their loss unknown
General Banks has ordered General Hamilton to Sandy
Flock to rec1nnoitre.
Tbs rebel battery engaged was Pendeton's artillery
wlliamsport from Frederick.
win send more details II anything important trans.
pmes
The enemy has opened the railroad and is running cars
from Winchester to Harpers Ferry and assembling large
bodies OF troops the Ferry.
FREDERICK, Dec. Q, 1881.
The rebes renewed the fight this morning at daybreak
coming within good range Of our Enfield rifles.
In fifteen minutes they were forced 10 retire, leaving
their guns, which they subsequently rcgained under
cover Of company Of rebel rHemen. In this encounter
twelve Of their number fell No loss on our side
They have FIVE thousand troops opposite wiliamsport
under Jactson.
10 brought with him descrtcr and two hundred dollars
IN rebel scrip, taken from prisoner Colonel Leonard
commanded men.
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THE CHARTER ELECTION.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF CITY cANvAssERs.
Tho Board Of City Canvassers assembled at ten O'Clock
yesterday morning, Alderman Fromens, Of tho Fifteenth
district, in the chair.
Alderman HENRY commenced the proceedings by the
canvass OF the Third Adermanc district, beginning with
tho Fourth district of tho Third ward. The vote i0f
Mayor stood follows"
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GENERAL BUFFERS EXPEDITION.

Boston, Dec 8, 1861
The announcement that the steamship Illinois had or.
rived premature.
Throe four transports, loading with horses ordnance
and for General Buffers expedition, will sail in
day or two
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Canal Tolls.
Markets.

BUFFALO, Dec. Q, 1861.
Tho amount Of canal tolls collected in this city during
he present Of avgaton TO All a.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF TIE AFFAIR

FREDERICK, Nd, Dec. 0, 1861.
Colonel Leonard Of the thirteenth Massachusetts, regi
ment ar ived here this morning from Wiiamsport with
important advices from the Upper Potomac.
On Saturday afternoons rebel force consisting Of a
battery Of six pieces and about four hundred infantry
and two hundred cavalry made their appearance at Dam
NO 3, on the Virginia side, and commenced throwing
shell and shot at the Dam and houses the Mary land
shore, burning barn and Kidding all the houses within
ange, continuing the Ore until dusk.
Tho only Union forces there oppose tho enemy were
company Of tho Massachusetts, Thirteenth on picket
duty, and an unarmed Illinois regiment Az the .assa
chusctts company was armed with smooth bore mus.
kcts their fire was not effective at that distance
Early on Sunday morning they resumed tho Are with
artillery and small arms and embodened by the slight
resistance met with Saturday. down to the very
brink of the river and exposed themselves without fear
During tho night Colonel Leonard despatched a canal
boat from Wlamspor and another company Of his reg
ment. armed with Enfield rifles who were concealed &c
administers along the Maryland shore On the rcnewa
Of the attack the remen opened fire from their
ment and in short time the rebel artlerists were com
PEELED to abandon their battery hot haste the nfar
cry and cavalry leaving tho ground about the GANG
time.
The rebel loss believed to BIO about fifteen or twenty
killed and many wounded.
For the want Of sufficient infantry forco and battery
60 protect movements Col Leonard was compelled to
ast the rebel guns in position and after nighta
the rebels returned and took them Off
The rebel battery consisted of three Parrot ten pound
ers one twevcpounder carrying the Sawyer she'll and
two smooth bore six Founders. Some Of their infantry
were armed with improved long range rihes.
This force from Baltimore The cavalry md in
ntry came by country roads, but the battery came BY
railroad from Martinsburg. They probably en- route
TO Winchester or Harpsrs Ferry and stopped at that
point to destroy and thus impede canal transportation
This morning the rebels in considerable force
and kept up scattering Gre with rifles upon our men
Whenever visible Ono Union colder was struck twice
Ind severely wounded but this is the only casualty on
our side during the whole affair.
At II O'Clock last night portion Of the nrst brigade
here was put in readiness star, to wiiamsport but
at q later hour the order couptermanded.
This nom battery Of Parrot guns was forwarded to
Harpers Ferry by ran to be in readiness should the
sebes again wish to test their skill in projectiss.
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THE CHARGES AGAINST COLONEL JAMES
Z. KERRIGAN, TWENTY-FIFTH REGIMENT
Nryv y0pl. vOt IrNTEERC

STATEMENT OF THE OFFICERS OF THE REGIMENT.
meeting Of the undersigned officers of the Twenty
Nth New York state Volunteers, Colonel James Kor
,igau commanding held at Camp Smith, Virginia. the
evening Of October 25 1881, the following resolutions
were adopted -
whereas with unfeigned regret and sorrow we nnd that
our Colonel he's been arrested while the faithful dis
charge of his duty, and conveyed TO Washington and
closely confined there upon charges Of which
trey Ignorant knowing OF action Of his that would
warrant such proceeding and confident in his integrity
becomes true patriot and brave soldier, we have
the exalted assurance that whatever may be imputed
against him, that he will prove himself free from every
accusation Of whatever nature and by whom preferred
therefore be it
Resolved, That in justice to truly brave man. who in
common with other patriots desiring tho perpeuation of
our sacred Union and the maintenance Of the constitution
renqnished the many Joys and comforts of domestic life
for tho toll and privaons of the camp and the fearful
ycssitudes Of war grac0usy ask generous public
~ suspend their opaon Of him until he has obtained that
which guaranteed TO the humbes soldier in the ranks
q hearing before proper tribunal
Captain VIM G. Cover. Lieut.. las. Edgeworth.
Captain NJ Mcmahon. Lieut.. Francis Kerrigan
Captain Robert johnson. Lieut.. Nicholas Platt.
Captain Nathan Lee Lieut.. Edw. A. Wioughby.
Captain Wastein g. Smith. Lieut.. james Mckenna.
Captain Thomas Wallace Lieut. Robert McGlynn.
Captain Robt Sturgeon. Lieut. w. +. Burke.
Captain Michael Norton Lieut. Geo. w. McGoff
Captain Thomas Kcrrglu. Lieut. James Dewey
Lieut. Patrick Connolly. Lieut. Charles II Thiel.
tegt. Allen Barclay. Lieut. James Barclay.
Lieut.. George Eesrgan. I,ou Chas Mccormick
Lieut.. VIM. II, 6rjficn. Quartermaster w. II. Cook.
Jan c5 Nicholson, Quartermastefs Sergeant.
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Alderman ALLEN read the returns Of the Twenty
ward, comprising the Thirteenth Aldermanic district


Alderman BAoLEy next proceeded with the canvass Of
the Fourth Adermanic district, beginning with the
Seventh ward
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This completed the Of the First Alderman dis
trct. and Alderman CORNELL Immediately followed with
the canvass Of the Tenth Aldermanic District
FIFTEENTH WARD.
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REPLY OF CAPTAIN wILEEs.
UNITED SIATEs STEAMER SAN JAcrN<To. J

UNIFIED nEAIks oTEA1FK Dan JAC1N<T0,
AT SEA, Nov 13, 1861. (
GESrEMEN-Your letter dated the 9th inst was
handed to me yesterday. shall transmit it agrceaby
TO your request to the Hon. Secretary Navy with
my report Of the transaction to which 1t refers.
In reply to your wish to have any inaccuracies IL may
contain pointed out deem it my duty TO say the facts
differ materially in respect to the time and circumstances
Tho facts in my possession derived from the log.
book 1.-THE official record of tho ship) ana from The re-
ports in writing OF all tho officers who visited the Trent
all Of which will form part Of my report.
am, respectfully, your obedient servant
CHARLES WILKES.
CARD OF THAMES.
UNITED STATES STEAMER San J.scisro, Nov. Is, 1861
Capt. WILKES, commanding U. $. steamer San Jscipto;-
SiR--Bcforo leaving your ship think il proper that
should state that since have been board Of her
we have uniformly been treated with great courtesy
and attention. Very respectfully, yours,
JOHN STInEII,
J. NJ, MASON,
J. T. MCFARLAND,
GEO. EUSTS.
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THIRD WARD,
~. ~

Alderman SMITH next proceeded with the OF the
First Alderman!c DISTRICT
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STATE or low 4. LEE cousrY-ss.

STATE OF low LEE CoUNTy-sS.
By virtue a special execution TO directed, ss-
10y the CLERK the District Court said County,
favor OF p. Hornish and Lloyd simpson, for the
Ford, Gorham X Ford and j. r. Hornish, and
against Isaac Morley jr. land also decree against
David bpkens and others have levird upon and VIII
sell To tie highest bidder the door oil the Clerks Of
flee of til. District Court Of Lee Comfy Iowa, at kco
kuk IN said county, the thirtiath day of Deeem
Der, u 1861, between this hours ot O'Clock a.
add o'clock of said day, commencing AT O'Clock
the following property, to-Wlt hinr Tfdt r1rfuff
OF land situated In section thirteen l3l township SIN
tyhve 1851 nartb, range i've 81 west, ~ Lee County
aud STATE ~ inwa bounded tbc south by the lands OF
j. r. Hornish the by the Avenue running from
ths Cry OF keoknk 10 the town ~ Mettrose said
Avenue is new heated through ssid section NJ land
aud known rand Avenue on the north by the lands
of Jonathan WvkuT, known Gienford, and on the
east hy Il line running du. north aud south and begin
iil.E ,Uts nasi - the 7nt where said Avenue In
tersects the north boundary line the sad
j.. p. Hotnsh, being seven acres or less. or so
nn,h as shall be necessary for the payment OF sald
Judgment.
Taken, levied upon ami he sofia ~ order OF Court,
10 safifg said writ Of execution.
keoBHk, NOV. ggtH, frGt
Ii. NJ. GRIFFITH,
ae3nitd Sheriff ii Lee County
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DROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY

UNITED STATES OF AMEEICA,l
DISTRICT OF IOWA
UNITED STATES MARsHAL' e UrFicE,l
Kk0KHK, dec, H. ls6l. (
hereby give notice that by virtue Of warrant pf
arrest and monition issued OF the Office OF the
Clerk OF the United States District Court In and for
the District of fuwr. and Directed. la ihe follow
lag case 10 wit! Maion Davidson mariner Hbeilant
against the steamboat Nevada. her engines, machinery
furniture, tackle and apparel, in cause civil and
maratme for n demand Of contract Of wages Sl95,
did on Dec. lih, A. 1861 at the pori OF keokuk Lee
County Iowa in said District Of Iowa arrest aud take
In my possession for safe custody aud do detan
the said Nevada, with hxr machinery, furh
ture, engines tsckleiand apparel, and hereby give
public notice that the time assigned for the ~
said warrant Ia the 3ls day Of December 1851 and
hereby admonish aud summon all persons claiming
any interest in the said steamboat Nevada, her
ghaes, machinery. tsrkrf, nfrntel- furniture.
know have All thing TO say why the same shall not
bc condemned and selato answer the demand OF said
he.iant that they be and appear before the said BITS
tret Court for the District Of Iowa al return term
be un and holden said District Court room,
the 3ist day OF December 1851 aforesaid. at keokuk
Iowa IN said District on said last named day, when and
whore said VIII be heard then and there in
terpose their claims and said libel and make
their all legations III that behalf,
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deci7d6s
4 lRlGlNAL NOTICE.

To Nancy Miller ,Ise Floyd administrator Of estate
OFF. III. Floyd, deceased; DANIEL Floyd, Martha Jane
Floyd, Ellen FioS d, John Ployh, James stroud and
Margaret Mills, defendants
You, each you are hereby netihedt that there
file In the Office Of the Clerk u the Distric
Court of Lee County. Town, at krnkuk, Prttttan 81
Hiram Barney claiming Of you, Nancy Miller, admins
TRAITOR Of the estate of j. H. fiesd deceased, the
OF six hundred dollars with 10 per interest per
anbhW, Aale annually, as money due on mortgage
made BY J II. Floyd. deceased. anti assigned
to said Hiram barney, also claiming against each Of
you the foreclosure ot said mortgage the beng
upon the SIN. "a OF the Sc, "a of Section twenty
hrte. t23l, Township slxtys4& tst) north. Rang.
6l west IN Lee Ueenis Iowa. ff the IurchaSr mnitef
praying pr an injunction 10 stay waste, Ing t
Der Ae.. aud Further King for d prem
aud general relief
And unless Sau appear and answer the said petition
or before fthe second day of the uexttcrm OF
said Court Ia commence at KOukgk the first Mpnfay
OF February A H. 1869, default VIII he entered
YOU and Judgment rende red thereon prayed Tor ~
said petition II. SCOTT HOW ELI
keokuk. Iowa, Sept 90, Gid Atty for Plt'T.
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TO A. N. Carpenter, Stephen r.. Jones. John J. Hol
sey, Alexander G. Higher, Vim. H. BHrkley, Nat. La
fon, u. Jefords, W A. GarAutt John r Smith, Van
Horn, Luse Co; You are herets notified that there
ia file in the Office the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa at kcsknA petition or It..
A. NJ SvExey, executor Of the estate OF Jpha Y
Slaughter, plaintiff claiming OF A. NJ Carpenter.
stephen Jones and John j. Hoisey, Judgment for
three thousand totfars promissory note given bg
claiming If aud agalnsl all
OF fonte foreclosure or two mortgages given Is
raid A. M. Carpenter and one by said stephen f..
Jones' 10 secure the payne OF said note
Ana unless You appear and answer said petition By
boon OF the second day OF the nexttern Court
which commences on the first Monday in February
next Judgment will be rendered against you by de-
fault, according 10 the prayer OF the petition.
HANk4N 4 MflirE R--
Dec fQ. IkGl.d Au'ys Pm,
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HIRAM BARNEY Plaintiff against the unku own
heirs mt law OF John shane, deceased, Geo. 4. Kill
bourne, administrator OF said John shane deceased,
tuTH = hare seleFant4 shane. -Adeiine SHINE. -
shane widow of John shane, deceased, Hannah Me-
McQuiElan, u. McQuitian, G. Il. Ingels and Jesse ~
Nichols on, de't niauts
Gu are hereby notified that there Is now on iii IN
the Clerks ttce of the District t-uTt af Lee ChHnX
Iowa, NJ IT. Madison, Petition IN equity brought
by Hiram barney against Yen ,prayinp for judgment
aganstG Geo. i. Kibourne administrator of She
tate John shuttt, Decreased for the ePthiriy-
three hun and seventy -four and a5lGg dollars,
and 10 per cent Interest from the first dayNf pecem
her, 1851 upen three certain mortgages nade by John
shane, deceased. 10 Chas Mason, whicbIhaye been
signed TO plaintiff which mortgageg/ar are upon the
following described lands, to-wit W N W u Of the
n. . IF section u, and HE ~. = ofthe n W.
/. Of section Is ard the n. W 3<of section 81, and
the n. b of the y, h. Of sectl5D %, ali in town
ship Ct range west IN Lee COUNTY, Iowa Said petit
ton prays The sale OF sgd lands pay Oh said
mortgages. Indebtedness th9feof. the extinguish
mcnt Of all equity Of redenpton ard all legal and
equitable title and all right, title and Interest Of each
Of said parties above nyfned ard also OF the unknown
heirs ut law OF John SHANE, deceased, in The and
Tor general relief, Ith COST. &c. 1t particularly
Frays r1r tire eat AL fHAt title and inter
cst which said I'm snown heirs may have derived by
inheritance froIVJohn Shane, deceased.
Now the unkg"~n heirs aforesaid and each and all
the above Iamtd defen dants are hereby notified
and IequireS to appear and answer 10 said petition
by noon oGHhe second day Of the next term OF said
Court, toEe held at fert -A+diaon the Sd Monday
OF May N. ID 1852 or gmen and decree viii be hat
thereby against you as PRAYED for by default
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
nye II, 1861. plaiatiH's Attorney
The foregoing Original Notice In the above entitled
9cnon Is approved by said Cohrt now in session at
fort Madison lava, and Il is ordered u at the
be published in the Daily Gate City," newspaper
ubiise III keokuk Iowa, for six consecutive weeks
Dated December II, 1851.
STATE OF IOWA, LEX Cousry-ss,
l, Erie Ieeeh, CLERK of the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, hereby cettt! that the above and tore
going Is Il true copy of the Original Notice aud The
approval thereof, the abpS emitted action,
file In my office
>.~ In witness OF which have hereunto set my hand
$fs and seal of said Court, Tins lith day OF De
~ cemher. 1861,
ERIE LEIGH Clerk District Court,
deci7d6s ~ CHts DoERR Deputy.
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Nov "a ieHl-1
Original NOTICE T..

10 G, 2. Conn, Eliakjm H. Ford, r. II. &
Jesse aahby, Thomas favs Chaftrr 1tbel-
man J. &, HngbFs sam@ Hayt man, State OF InN Htor
he use Of the Srbno uBd- thHpi Lee. Love Bty-
an Adsnss keokuk LODGE M, ~ q. q F., Robtt
II Snyth, Angeiine Enshty administrator uf Jacob
BusheY deceased YIN. x. l. EuastcL. Hsuq r
Miller, assignee Of 81 T Caitirs Raud0tfh6 Leslie
H. N Love Co, II dIe EalluH. 4tuuires6 Auaer.
SOB w hreirr. Bcltovs 1u,. THttdy. Moultoh 4
fampiOH. sumner SiCttius. CatsiI Goats Emerson,
tocbrHn CO. a. l. nymlhg, spt.hia CtendertAxy
t+sA ek at-AHts+1i n and -
ieh Cope Co. You ara csc ton IRE hereiX pctf-
fed the there ~ file H The ,fseC of The Clrrk
~ the District Cuuft Of lee EuErty lowe ri Keukuk
petition Of LtdyHr LlukteHr c3fita{ug Gf sgH & y
1uuE, the snm Of one thauSHEa ssilarE NitE 10 per
ttEt terett per aAEum pas able atrualiS, money
dur Oh gouf mortgage made 30 spu a. H1tNiia say,
UeHr. securing your petc, manned nit and since as
signed u pltiBtfF, ats claiming each AZ you
the faftcIprHFa4 SAID lLe being UPON
thirt, 'l FrgtEt Aatit etE4I lN Iaet defp OF
even wjatb, through par iot three tlaeE n}frtF-
ltneoi ottwn iu taid hiock ~ IceG uunfs loWs for
the purchase maneli ana farther askiuE Tor Il sne 81
sa8 premises ard general fct8rt
Ahd abters5oH aFphAr ard answer said petition on
or before OF t, e0ud daR Of tie nrnf term 81
ssid G"nrt. commence AT KeoEHl the lstNGpHay
Of FnbtuArs a ID. i-u2. fci4Git Viii bt uttered
against yau and alignment feldet5 thereon prayed
FIR "a said petition
II sG0TT HOWELL,
Nov ~, i-ti-d ANY for plasbur