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STATE OF IOWA, &C. 1nthe Disttir ceurtef said
LEs Corrry %. County nj Port Madison.
YIN, H. WosthIpgtan Plaintiff rcrsns Juhu II. Allen.
Elizabeth Aiten, Cbarias Patterson, Alex Ssfrano
-Hurt Vic KIM tirr NJ t.ttft. tie f.
Notice IL hereby given ie the defendants hereln
ahoyf named that petition In civil uetirH j. die
In she Clerks 04re II thr Dtstirt tourt af"reGat,
Ia hcbatf ot the abe naned PLAINTIFF sgatnst t@b
x gain st se rrtfdefts th4 ta4ee4nsafF
NJ NM Jag. xceated rs Jnhn X ard EiiH"heta X.
Az Il ~ aid Warrington. upon lot ID EioSk and
tat lEiH Nl6ek Is IL fhe f'Ffy ~ f1,k'Ek9 rF rtJ
los A. 10 s5seaTe he iss H@at Of n ftom3sSnrS tatc
.lxr la sat1 Iahi, Aliau tapetAsoper aEa Hstihg
inagut 4 ~: 81 ist sEt8 ticH fpT IbF rIFI N
And sttss sstt aIEar aHtl trsbt tfGAsa tGf a y
bfare ia al oIthe see4ad8t ~ stjrrm n{ sail
60 commerce on TIE third Monday ~ Ma lsSe
judgment III he Fenatld agsinal lraYed iai IN
said petition, .,,,,
-. ~ .Eri 2nligit,.t f,r IsSff,{r,er
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
TATE oFIoWA: Lrr corNrY--ss.

STATE OF IOWA: Lss corNry--ss.
BY virtue &c special execution to me directed, ~
suf bs the Clerk the District Court Of sait county
In favor III Frascs w andbrdge and nthsrs and agins
pdw Kilbonrne, tand else decree against Caroline
A kllboerne aud Others hive levi upon and viii
sell the highest tidder, at The door ~ the Clerk =
ofice at the District Court OF Lee County Iowa, nj
kekuk in said county. the a0th day Of December.
A. d. Irbi, between the hours OF gu'caek a. m, and
o'eirck a. oil eaid day. commencing al oelafk p
M the follow Ing prorcfts. to-wt the undivided eight
nnths 1891 % lois eig and nine Is ard o. aud ATTY
80 the nort nd of lois tea and eleven lnA
In block three - ia The CRY al keohnk, Lee County,
Iowa, for !he pay ment OF said jutgmt ni
Taken iSe,i aen AID 10 BE sold by order Of Couft,
10 SATISFY said writ Ut execution.
keokuk November s9th 1901
II. ". GRIFFITH.
nnnnnlh Sheriff u Ice county.
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the Malaria OF Miasmafic Countries,
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while II cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy Is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. / his
.CURR" expels the miasmatic poison Of FEyEk
AND AGrE from tho SYSTEM and prevents the de-
yeupment OF the disease, If taken the first ap-
proach Of its prcnonltory symptoms. ltiSnot only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity We supply for dollar brings it within the
reacl Of every body and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGuE prevails, every BODY should
have il and use 1t freely both for cure and protee
ton. great superiority OF this remedy over any
other ever discovered for tic speedy aud certain
cure of Intem.ttcnts is thatis contains no Quinnc
or mineral consequently IT produces no qaiuism or
other injurious ELECTS whatever upon the constitu
ton. Those cured by il are left as healthy as If
they had never had the disease.
Fever and ATue-iS not aluHe the consequence Of
the rniasmate poison. A great variety If disor-
ders arise nom its irritation, among which nge
AetfaAgif Rienaatf.D4, GeHt, ifedNache Bind
mess Ioothucdr. Earnchc CatH,rh, Aa'tma. Fat
pitatjoa, Painful direction IF the Spleen, Hgster-
les, Pau, IN the Boieeka, LoLc, PARALYSIS and Dr.
romqenle1 Of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating Is this cause. pat the intermittent
tgpc or became periodical This CvRf evpels
the poison from thc blood, and consequently c1res
them an alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to
immigrants +nd FefspE travelling nr tcnlpnrnnly
residing IN the lnaarous districts. Ii taken oeca-
sionally daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excrcted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in Sufficient quantity To ripen into dis
--se. Hence it is even mere valuable for protec-
ton than cure and few will suffer from Inter.
mttents If they avail themselves Of the protection
/ this remedy affords.
| Prepared by DR., J. C, AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
/ BARiLEtT, KAYE n CO., Agents tor keua al
! nnd sold bl dealers in Medicines everywhere
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

LEE COUNTY, ss' said county, al hsoAuk
TO L. e. PYLE:
You are hereby notified that there isnow on Hle In
the office o. the Clerk Of the District Couri al lee
county, Iowa, at ktokgk, the Petition OF frtehiah
Knowles claiming of on The SUM OF t~ehly iebt hol
lars interest aud COSTS snd also prayer for an At
tnrhment against pFopctty. gtods ShattFis an"
cal rNt alta " Thin The Jurisdiction OF satd Court
And unless you aapear aha answer sAia pelf.iu. ~
or bafnre noon o. the second day the HcNt term e
said Couat TO AZ ktukuk on TIE uFst mohias
of February. A ID. 1852 a defanit VIII be ehte'sG
a gain you us pra! ed for iu sNt.tet.tig
HIRAM hNOWLKS,
pec 90 1851 dim ATTY for PIT Il.
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To A. RI. Hcasiip, Susnnnah j, Hensiip, +. +. Lo.
max TYus ee ThHyer, Hart Co., Randolph, iesilcA
Co., John nohahee, John Shores. q, lrHtk & 90,
Young, hroihcrs Co., Webster, Marsh Co.. bocke,
Marsh 4 CO.:
You and each OF you are hereby notified thai there
Is nov on file in the ree The Clerk of the district
Court OF Lee County Iowa, IL Kcck uk, petition OF
p Pfcacr Co, claiming Of A. HI. Hcasiip two thou.
dollars due bis two promsrots notes secured
by mortgage and against all OF yea tho foreclosure ct
said mortgac the 30 feet of let tit) In block
hundred G0l III the Clts OF Kcokuk, Lee County,
iowa
And unless ) on appear in said Court at or before
noon oil the SECOND day he urHt trfn thereof, com
mencpE oil The nrs, Morauy 81 February, 1fG., and
said petition, decree VIII be rendered against
stn as pray for.
JOHN II. CHSTH,
Oct n lsal-d ALtty for Plt'Gs.
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T kdAL NOTICE.
i ATE or IOWA. l Go
In the District Court OF

STATE or IOWA u isd t'c n,irsi e soaa o.
Willtam G, GrabRn. piainta eersIs George W,
Lemon. NJ l.. Lemon, Mary Lsmon, stephen o.
HurbritFe M Hushey, HaHirt AEne5 tniia ashe. tur
uelius Faulkner, teare 4 Bro, Meses \. Mothers"
head g. ri tiraee. G. Geaga. W, II, GedEe, Jno. j.
Page, Berpe Gardiner, Iae ShclllnElAn x1amrs ~.
kay. Edwin t. itsy. Thomas :. Ray. u S. Conkiin.
Fiek len n Lucas, Abnet Reeves, l. n Green. samuel
I44s.-s T. ann, w. Ill. Morthingon eN.
REUTER- ~ ~ li+t III 4Ea1 aeee4sed aud y IaEAe-,
defendants.
Notice is hereby given 10 the defendants herein
nhnxe nannd- 1nt peiun La clNll atLnr IA Oh file
iD The CLERK Il Uhee ot tbs District Court aforesaid,
III bthatt THE above faHcd IaIittF, agHirHt
ana claiming OF said George W, lennon judgment
Tor the OF saG.5 with ~ ffent Per AHhum In.
teieet nereon lrom March -, lS5d, AND against all
the defendants the foreclosure d 0EfgagC E7vUU by
said Lemon NJ, f. Golinso The following real
cstate Ia lhe county Of Lee aHd state ut Iowa VIZ
the hall al lot tioeK IL ~ the efy 81 Fp66Ut,
heh 4ies next to aud adjoining lt9 In tHd Et9ck
also, much u the south alt " the soGhs guar
OF section - IN township c. north, rnrFe vest
az r. dcscFib2d IN the petition.
And unless YOU appear aud maize dtlerss thereto
before noan OF tby second day vi tr mkt term OF said
lt 0Ggl i CONN encc the nrs MnufAt If February
1902 Judgment viii be rendered ag8lIst you Ptas ed
for In said petition,
ROBERT III. GILMORE.
Nay. q ftGl.d Solicitor for tiat#Ija
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r EGAL NOTICE.

N ahner Reeves, George W. ietHen. stephen
B4rnrld~e. Oscar IL Partridge. Thomas Barclay /,
"A lliiam G. STRIPE, Winthrop DeWoi., J. w ProH-
ell Jesse t.. wAftman e.. L. Swift. George Kerr, T.,
A. Fox, r J. Elliot, James A. Williamson, Edward
Wirg 2 A rfmsion. John nimoud, Cateh Cowtrs,
A. s. Tyler b. C.. Mackley. Oliver Brant. A.
NBlIing, John L. Roach, Miller Alexander. John
Winthrop, samuel Dui.iup. Mary Tarbell Fd~iu G.
gnacise Martin Mct'arly, Geo, 8. piAoe, ". w be-
kpap Issac n. Green. Samuel Bush, hlAekA,l !"
Compton r. J Rowe, HagCs y Enrpbtll. " ~
T. C. Day, j. A. Dugksc, " IN. r. Turner 1hnsr kan
dali f. r. Wright, FicklsH a fnras. --- Harmon.
tha,dn 4 Lee, A. Hosucr. n, G. Thorn d Co., Il NJ.
astor & Co. Jnbn Nj SHnotd, 4, BILLINGS Co.,
George ". Mctrary. executor OF BHyntnn: Nsrhr,
Cheever A CO., L. II. OCpnnor q Co. X. Mckenzie,
lsaae Hall, Nj. hpsbry, Julia Agne, kHd Cornelius
Fntkaef
Yon aa4! each of YOU arc herebs notified that there
4 nov oil r lii ste elte - Clerk If ihe District
Court Of Lee County. iowa al keokuk. apetltion OF
Eliza W M,ller claiming Of hbner Reeves luug-
meBt FOR the sum at funue. thousand four hundred
and thirt, three dollars, with ten per cent Interest
On account OF nB agreement nHd on nerpntt ~ q
Judgment OF the District tourt Of hgc County
mud Gaining uaaIHsl hlm attachment. and
4talHA against AL The aierS Of ,on u sale OF Ger
tain real esthtu enttuaed lii said fvtian III which
Il Is alleged that ,uH CLAIM an Interest nhaof or
through Lin. but askitg no personal judgment Tor
ms hey ayaifstauy of yon eScrpI said Reeves
And unless Ian appear and answer SAID petition
on or before the srcond day OF nFNt IFHpTHa
ry of said Court defiant win be entered against
\ ua q nd iud snlr III rendered. thereon
RANKIN n MILLER,
December H. lsGi.a At'ys for Pt'f,
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tat TWENTY Eaur Cents a ear Tor HLAcE-
WOOD. Hni bat Fourteen Cents IL year for
each REVIEW.
Az ihe above prices he Periodicals win be furnished
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Ague Cure,
FOX THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOX THE EPEEDa NtkE Sf
Intermittent Fever. or Fever and ARue,
Rcmtttent Fever. chill Fever. Dumb
Ague, Periodical Hcndnche- or Rtitoas
Headache. and Bilious Feyers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases rfgfnat-
nag in bfITary doTu III Z sThGHt. VHUstH by
the Malaria OF Miasmatic Countries.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To James ID, Whetham andT. J. McKenny: onand
each of son hereby notified that there Is now on
6lo In the once II the Clerk Of the District Court 81
Lee County ewa AZ Kcokuk, the petiiioa OIL freeman
KNOWLES riaimisg Of YOU james u. Nhetham the cun-
reiiaiien and setting aside of certain deed maae 10
You by Freeman npmlrs and wife 10 the follow ms real
estate t9-wit; the north west quarter o. the aohh
past Tuartrr Of saenst quarter 81 section eleven.
township SILKY FIVE north OF range five west, IN Lee
CdeH,y Stnts OF Iowa and also the re-eahyeyahce
or The came
Ard unless you Tpepf and mako answer 10 sara Pc
lfiol IN or The 2d duS Of The ncNitern
said Court. commence ut kes,bnk Oh the hrsi
Monttne OF February A. y 1869, Ifafalit Mi ha en-,
te RCD agairs oAatd judgment rendered taereoh AZ
prayed Tor in the petition, III,
nee . legl.a ATTY for PltfG.
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NEW FISH.

NEW FISH.
ast receiyea l6n packages direct from fsostnn
MaCErrcf ans.f atsrs " -brtfri-l hnH barrels
ard kits.
Ccdflsr-Chocs in drums aud boxes.
Herring In bills and boxes. All Tor sale 81
HALF THE USUAL PRiCE.hy
GpsDd AEALhUu oAnSA'
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IN AADAIRaAHL.Hf \
UNITED STATES OF AMEElcA,l
DISTRICT VI IOWA

UNITED STATES OF AMEElcA,l
DISTRICT uF IOWA
Ustikp ri ATEs M AEsHAL Il OFFICE,
kkoKrK, Dee H. lrGl.
hereby give notice that by virtne Of warrant 81
arrest and uIoniiinn issued pf the office OF the
tiefk of The TnHed Satss District Court IN ard for
the Disict iowa ami 10 drccsed, In the e. How
ing ca az tu-wt: Nation Davidson mariner ibrilani,
ngast the steamboat Nevada her engines machinery,
furniture. tackle anl HrIarel, Ia eAnse eist aud
M ratine for demand ~ contract II wages fao,
did lice. lib, A. 1861 nj III port OF kf1kns Lee
Gnnpty wa. IN snid bistist iuwa nffet ana take
Iii my possession fr safe custody ana do row dtta!n
the said akeaahnat Nevada vi III her ~ achn ". furni
tire Ell ines. t1f Ia aid apparel, un hereby gTE
ilic n,tiee that te TIME assigned fer the return ~
SAID warrant II the alst day u ncccmher ls6l ana
hereby aduoDsi aid sammoa ali persons claiming
any Isle in the said steamboat Nevada, liter
gines. machinery, tackei, APPAREL or furnitnre "
know have any thing To VIII, The same shall rot
be condemned audNuidle alis~cg the demand ~ sHid
hellans that they be and appear before iht said Dis
tric Court the District " lows NJ return term ~
be neg M and holden at said District Court room ON
the 81 das Of December, sGI aforesaid ri r. okus,
lava in said District. said last named tas when aud
where said I'll be eard, then and tliete b IN
Ia rpose their ella ms and answer said libel and make
thei r all legations In tn Il behalf.
H. III. ii0hIE. L. s. Matshni.
R4 EffY natsttt,
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

You ar. hereby rotidedihtt there Is nov OF Tile 10
he Office OF The Ticrk of tie District toaf o Lee
County Iowa, at keoknk, the petition OF feeniHu
Knowles, claiming "l You the sum OF one huisatea
ttuffars and cnsls ana aso
prayer Tor attachment to Issue against our EVodS
vfnttris and rrat tstltr WITHIN the jurisdiction ct sata
Court.
Aud unless Won appear and anawef said petition Oh
rr rr4urr rTupTI ut srvvHrf OF the ttA
said Court, commence at htokuk ON The lst Mould
o February, 4. D. isG2 default wjil be PASSED.
against ou Us prayed for In said pet ttio1
HIRAM KNOWLES.
pee 30 1sGl.din, Any for Pt'n.
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!. Lea N0IrIft.

l. Ao-Ai- -
10 Henry Mo6ra Seu herebv notified that there
Is nov oil ilein the oieHof the CLERK Of the BisFic
iour{ 81 Iee County Iowa, IA keakuk. pttttoH af
Htn n Austin Co. &, firm Of that nalne ard style
ciimisg ~ VIA hirtsstwe dollars and interest ffoip
January 10 sFa ntafes due seeannt eta ntrart
Ia furnish hrck made By sou 10 ssd w H. Ansiih 4
&C. aid IN nflrk dEaSn by you oil said hrn and by
then, paid; snd sad petition further pfass for writ
OF attachment against YOU,
Now unipss snt appear aEd answer said petition be-
f,sA 4,saa nI the SECOND dan OF Ire next February
fsrm pr said District Court Lie county TO be held
IT kenkuk Lee County, Iowa Judgment viii be
49, RANKIN i MILLER,
Dec. II, lesl-d PlI'a An'3a
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF GENERAL BUTLER.

UNITED STATES FLAG SHIP MINNESOTA August 81, 1861
GENERAL-Agreeably to your ORDERS embarked on the
transport steamers Adelaide and Geo. Peabody five hun
dred of the Twentieth regiment New York Volunteers
Col. Weber commanding Captain Jardine's company
Ninth regiment New York Volunteers with one hundred
Of the Union Coast Guard Capt Nixon commanding, and
sixty Of the Second United States artillery Lieut. Larned
commanding, a force to operate in conjunction with the
feet under command of 4ag Officer strngham, against
the rebel forts at Hatteras Inlet.
We left Fortress Monroe on Monday at O'Clock p NJ
the last ship Of feet arriving of Hatteras Inlet
about four O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. Such
preparations were possible for the landing were
made in the evening, and at daylight next morning
dispositions made for attack upon the forts
by the feet and for the landing of the troops. Owing
TO tho previous prevalence Of southwest gales heavy
surf was breaking the beach. Every effort made
land the troops and after about 3l5 landed
Including yave marines from the feet and the rcgu-
lars, both the iron boats upon which depended were
swamped in the surf and both fat boats stove ard
brave attempt being made by Lieutenant Crosby United
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ENGINEER TnoMPsoM's REPORT.
FoRr HArrxRAs, July d, 1851.

FoRr HArTxRAs, July d, 1891.
Co.. WARREN wNnow, Military Secretary
CoLONu-The day before yesterday wo hoisted our
glor ous flag Fort Clark, strong battery nearly
finished Of I've heavy thirtytwo FOUNDERS about half q
mile from Fort Hatteras, which secures to crde
fire upon the bar and the entrance TO this inlet
now consider this Inlet secure against any attempt
OF the enemy TO enter it, Our force Of men
think rather weak TO resist land at
tack in case the enemy should effect landing in the
bite Of Hatteras If wo had three or four additional
companies here should feel quite eafe even in that
TO Abemarle Sound and cannot be strictly guard
ed We certainly under the espionage of the steam
srs, as they are seen every day two in the ofng al
though they keep without the range our guns. II
had received tho ton inch columbiads we could have
damaged them some their last visit, three
days SINCE We have two prvateers In this harbor
besides the war steamers Winslow and the Gordon Of
Charleston, Capt. Lockwood, armed with three guns
fine large steamer She returned this morning with prize
brig laden with three hundred and sixty hogsheads o.
moasscs We have, Also saucy little pilot schooner,
the Florida mounting sxpound rife cannon. She
captured prize two days SINCE took her crew out
sent her h with her A United States govern
ment steamer gave chase to the prize, and they
obliged 10 beach her at Nag's Head. She Of course,
total loss. Yours, respectfully,
Major W. BEvERSHOw THOMPSON,
Chief Of Engineer Department Coast Defence
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SURGEON KINGS REPORT.
LIST OF THE WOUNDED.
UNITED STATES STEAMER ADELAIDE,
August 81, 1861.

UNITED STATES sTEAnER ADELAIDE, I
August 81 1861. !
To Hon. GIDEON wEILEs, Secretary of the Navy
SIR-In obedience TO your order have the honor
herewith TO furnish you complete list Of the wounded
and prisoners taken the surrender Of Fort Iatteras
The whole number is thirteen, and eleven Of
these were transferred to this steamer by the
order Of Flag officer Sas H. Stringham. The two re
naming were found TO be too seriously injured to
permit Of being moved and consequently left in the
fort in charge Of medical officer Frem the information
which have received from creditable source, have
formed the opinion that many Of the wounded and, per
haps ali tho killed sent board the rebel steamers
In the Sound prior TO the capitalization Only two Of the
killed we're found and these discovered in the out
houses of Fort Clark the day OF the evacuation Of that
work. / understand from Surveyor Wyatt and Mr..
Brown formerly Of the United States Navy at pre-
sent holding commission in the army Of the Confederate
States and in charge Of the medical department Of Forts
uatteras and Clark, that ex-Licutenant Murdargb,
Of the United States Navy, was very bad
y injured, fragment Of she'll striking his
forearm and making compound fracture Of both bones
This gentleman escaped from Hatteras prior to the
render, in the privateer winslow
wiloughby Davis, aged twenty two native of North
Carolina OF the Jonesboro Guards acerated flesh wound
Of instep; not serious.
William E. Clark, aged seventeen, native OF North
carolina The Tar River Boys laceraed wound inch aud
half deep, surface Of upper part Of lower third OF
right thigh; doing well.
James A. Cory aged 49, native % North Carolina,
Of the Tar River Boys, deeply aceracd wound involving
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF COM. srRINeHAm.

UHrrm STATES NAGsMp MINNESOTA
orr HATTERAs INLET, August 30, 1861. !
10 bon. GIDEON wEiIEs, Secretary of the Navy
l have the honor to inform you that We have been
eminenty successful m expedition. AN that could be
wished by the most hopeful has been accomplished
This morning taking on board the Minnesota
sncers and men, numbering 815, who surrendered yes
terday after bombardment from the feet parts Of two
days.
shall forward q full account Immediately my arri
val at New York. whittier have concluded 70 land them
requested In your communication In reference 70 pr
coming into possession Of the navy After asdhg
them shall return to Hampton Roads.
Respectfully, your sbodent servant,
s. II. STRINGnAM,
Flag oflcer Atlantic Bloekadng Squadron.
UNITED SrArIs STEAMER NIXSsaorA,
Orr HATHRAs Inlet, August 80, 1851. !
Do Hon. GDnoN wEIlas, Secretary Of the Navy
hRI have the hosor - enclose the ARTICLES Of sapitu-
Aton (aready published in General Batlsrs rerort)
aeeA upon ut the surrender II the the Inlet
Hattcras, North Carolina. the department have any
orders, should be pleased to receive them at New
York. Respectfully, your obedient servant.
s. H. STRINGHAM,
Flag Officer, Atlantic Blockading Squadron.