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To Janss 2. Nahh. Howard r. walsh, 1arss ct
W1iSh, Mary X. 6teen, Mary Arabefia bteen,
Mary f. loFe ard WA. lere her husband
Margaret j. Yore and Jno. g. yore her midland.
Adfey Gregory, Geefge Poster, Hi MfAlef, Me
chaei O'hourke, and the unknoscm hefrs ard fega.
tees Of JOAN q Roxvke, 4esessed, (defsndantsl:
N0u are harshy seseTslly notified tkstlhere
i is now on flc in the Clerks c6cs Of The Dis
trict Court OF Lee County, lows, nj KeOkuk, Pc
ttion in equity brought by John Augustus Duikee
against you, praying to have mistake corrected
In the original deed Of Partition bafwcen John
ORourke and Patrick Wakh4 tboth now dsoeastdl,
of certain lots and lands, drawn by them a. ten
ants in conn on in share No. 81 III the Decree Of
Partition OF the aif, Breed Tract in Lee County,
Iowa, and to decree the Weaf half al Lot eight Isl
IN Block one bundred and elk 1867, In Ksokuk,
lows, to have belonged (under saiG deed Ut psrti-
tion) to Patrick Walsh, snd The Easf half Of said
Lot eight Isl to have belonged to John O,Ronrke
slso pray ing for tho conf nation Of the Fest half
of said Lot eight 81 in petitioner, who claims the
same under deeds from Jchn 0'kourks, sDd that
the heirs at Law of said Patrick Walsh, deceased,
and Of said John o'Rearke, deceased, bs forever
stopped and barred from setting up aay cisin Or
title in and to Let eight Isl or any part thereof,
except under and through said partition deed, -
prayed TO be corrected and he'd BY the de-
cree Of said Court; and also for general relief.
Now each Of tbs above named defendants are
required " appear and srswer this petition ~
noon Of the second day OF the next term Of said
court, Ia b. held on tho first Monday OF Eeptem-
Der, 1881, ~ Kcokuk, and show cause Why the
prayer Of said petition should not be gvantrd, or
decree - prayed for therein will be had and
entered by default.
.7-- II. SCOTT HtWEEt,
Collector for Plaintiff.
The sbsvs " copy 81 the DoGics On lie which
vas approved BY he Court On The bth Of February,
1861, and ordered 10 be published In the Daily
Cate City, Newspaper published ~ keokuk,
lows. for six consecutive weeks. s
- Witness my hand and seal Of Court, this
March l4sh, 1881.
BhiN J. LEECH.
Clerk OF District Court.
Dy EDwAED MONK, Deputy.
March Is, 166l-d6w
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TO Jeremiph ;. Wthsy, Jossph 4. Sweeper, J. r.
Bruce, s. ThcmI son, 1homss Bruce, r.. G.
Hicks, J. NJ. Lock wood, Charles schafer, J. =.
Yore and w. A. Yore.
" on and each Of yea are hereby ne.i6ed tAA.
thcrefs now on 6ls Ia the ofRce Of 4As Clerk of
the District Court Of Lee County Iowa, 81 Keokuk,
= petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of you Jere-
mish II. aWilsey The sum 81 sixteen Anndred dol
lars with 10 per cent. interest per annum payable
annually. as money due on . mortgage made by
you to Charles Mason and since assigned 20 said
Hiram Barney, dated Aihe 10th Of February.
1856; alss claiming against each Of yes the fore
closure OF said mortgage the same being upon the
w. Of NE. I, and The N. Of s-E. of Section
3. Up. 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 IL the second day Of
the next term sof said court. to commence at
Keokuk on The hrst Monday OF September, A. d.
1861 ,adcfanlt will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon prayed for in said Pc
tition.
NOBLE i STRONG,
Anptl IN 1Rk1-dlm Attsys for Plaintiff.
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L.gat Matte.
STATE OF IOWA. - In the District Court I
LEE Cousrr. o. said County, at keokuk
Samuel r. voorhics, p. d. Eater, ]. d. Paul.
samuel X. Curtis, Is. III. Harrison, Moor.
4 Hooper, Guy Wells. DAVIS, Eentgen swan
wick, j. L. CARTS, and IL. IL. Ayrss, lPlAinti6k, j
Win. b. Lynch, n. II. Bedding tlAte partners an.
der the name Of Lynch Belding1 > 5. Billings,
n. Billtr r, Dan UIieh, Thos. Edwards, VIM. I'D
uarAs W.. u. Fstes, M. W. Hicks. IN. Leighton
Hawkins Tay lor, A. Eridgmsn. N. II. Hummer, = q
Baldwin " n. Hiatt administrator IL the estate
o. "A. r. Thouas. Arthur Wolcott. yssxA Wicker
sham. H. I Reid, j. rArbell, c. II. Perry, D. Brig
ham. q. N. ~. A. SsAfoa, VIM Ru1diok J II Iii.
III. j A. Durkse. !. ". Oleehssn, Ds.se Danie.s
R.M ilssy, G. Conn, J w. scroggs. WV Bslkaap
Jssu Green, Peter kichar. Geo. Kilb urns, def
NJ OTICH 10 hereby gives = the 6sfsudA1ts hersi1
IN shove named, that petition in . civil action
will be on 6le Ia the Clerk Once Of the District
Cour tafosesaiA, On Or b fore the Int 1sy Of April
A. D. 1851, In behalf az the shows namsd Plainti3s
| against you, and claiming to recover Of Lynch I
SEEDING 500 In favor Of each Of fsid pain,ids
With interest. tbeng 81 100 In all, with interest,"
and 10 fSSeelu1p ls'n sn r.al estats 10 keuknk
Lee County, Iowa. ssAisst all said defendants
anA unless you appear and make defsnse thsrst,
before noon q ths seeonA day o. tAs next {vis
esptem Der, 1861, term Of said Court, judgmen
viii be rendered asarst you thereon for said CLAIM
CURTIS, GILMORE = CURTIS,
| March ~, 108l-lw 6ois. for Petitioners.
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neeab NOktCC.
To John A. Bishop, Alice Bishop. Esther Parish,
william psIkh. Jose phf Parish, Mary J. Parish.
widow, Mary ]. Parish, tntner). Thos. pasi h
The p .t.h .xa...... 81 .k. -. !.
# joseph c. Parish, deceased. saml n. MiIisr,
Alfonso Crsndall, q. .. Bonsr:
w or before the 18th day IL March, 1851,
NIthers will b. on Gle ia ths uifice Of the Clerk
IF the District Court Of Lae County, Iowa, ~
fort Madison. the petition Of Howe. Pisrce 4 Co.,
= mercantile firm, claiming sgainsl John A. Bishep
Judgment for 50 ,0p0 o. Iromissory note exeeu-
led b. him 10 g. !. Bnner. and tn plaintiff
ani against Gil of the defendants the foreclosure
of mortgage on lsnds in Ice Comfy, lows, ext-
cuted by J0AA A. Bshop aud Alice Bishsp his vile
to said Bonsr, T. secure the said note and other
notes. The other defendants claim m interest in
the property described In the mortgage.
AID m Isaa you appear and answer said petition
on or bctugs he nom Of The second DAY OF The
next term u said Court, 70 conncses ~ EeTt Mad
ison on the third Mondsy 81 Nay. A. y. 1861, :
default will b entered and . judgment rendered,
and sale or dered ~ pray ed for in the petition.
RANKIN MILLER.
March Is, 1871. PltGs, Att,ys.
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formed so-psrtnfrship Tor sbs purpose Of the
manufaoturc and sale Of the sams In ksokuk
w also hsve the control Of Pawer 20 sell the
following territory In the Des Moinss Valley 10
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To Daniel 8. Forester:
VuU arc hereby notified that there Il now on Ale
u In the once Of the Ckrk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, lows, 1t Ksohnk, = petition u
samuel r VOORHEES, ming Of ron the forecaossse
q mortgage % the following real ssssts sitsata
In Lee County, lows. 70 Wit. Part Of Lots ssvsn
"a and eight (s) In Block one hundred and twesty-
one q III In she atty Of Keoknk, bsunAsd - fol-
lows; conmencing IT point on the westerly line
e ssid 10. seven ca ninety siss. !ss, feet IRE.
tvotl1 test tAssss IN N ssstesly dirsetioa Mise
~ 1907 feet thence In sou,herly direction forty
two tl1) feet thence In vsetsely direction niosiy
tso) feet 70 the place Of beyinsing, and elatains
against you for six hundred and city 4sllass With
ten per cent per annsn interest thereon frsm Feb
ruaTy e. 1857, and praying slso for general relief
And unless yos sfpsar aaa answer said petition
on or bsfoss of the - day Of the next esn Of
said court, to commence q keokak On the 6rst
Monday VI September, A. D. 1861, . default will
be entered aFainst you and Judgment or decree
rendered thereon, In accordance with the prayer
. ' THOMAS NJ. GREGORY,
March ~, 1sel-dlm sol. for Petitioner.
Oxsgsnal Notice.
To Joseph W. Holman:
NUu are hereby notified that there 10 row on
II file in the Clerks Office Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Keokuk, petition of
John McMshon claiming Of you the foreclosure Of
IL the city Of Keokuk in said cnuniy aud State, snd
that decree be rendered against you In the #
sass 33-Ie0 with 10 Per cent. per annum interest
thereon from March -, 1851, being the amount
due on promissory nste tecured By raid mort gage
on the premises aforesaid, and Tor general reILt.
Nov, therefore, unless ycu apI ear and make
defence TO said petition on or before noon Of the
second day Of the 6ePteDbH term (lS6I) Of sid
Court. " com Lenes On the 6sst Monday u SsptsO-
Der 1851, Judgment or decree will - readered
srsf fhAven 4 rpn fn n
CURTIS, 0ILLMOkk = CURTIS,
March r. 1861 ~ soils. for Petitioner.
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Legal NAalcA.

1089U - O&sSOs
To Hugh II. 6aiisy, Martha J. Smiley, Margaret
G.. Davies, johnson Davies, Convsrs, Hsrding =
Co.;
+ m or before the 18th day Of March, 1881,
Of the Distric, Court Of Lee County, lows, st
Fort Madison, the sworn petition Of Turner, Will
son 4 Co., claiming Of Asgh III. kniiey two thou
sand dealats on pfomissary nate sxcsutsd ~ him
to A. l.. DeninE, and now by sndoss ment he pro-
perty Of risiutids; snd sgainst All the dFeLdshts
the foreclosure of . mort.sgs executed by Hugh
II. Smiley and Martha J.. Smiley to A. l.. beming,
on real estate In ksokuk. love, 70 secure said
note and two Others, in which property ali The de-
PENDANTS are interested.
on or before the noon of the second day Of the
next term Of said Court, TO commence II Fort
Madison on be third Monday OF May, A. d. 1861,
default will be entered ard judgm ent rendsre
~ prayed Tor in the pststion.
RANKIN MILLER,
March IL, 1861 dim Pitii's Att'ys.
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I.sga1 Nssice.


To George ". Lemon, n. r. Lemoa, Mary A. Lee
mon, stephen u. Burbridgs, n. Rushey, Daniel
snd Julia Agne, carnelius Faulkner, Gedge D
Bro, Moses T. Mother head;
NUU and each Of yes hereby notified that
j on Or before the frst day " February, 1861,
there will BE- Gle Ia the oGce VI the Clerk Of
the District courtof Lee County, lows, 1t keo-
kak, tho petttion Of WIN. O. 8rAhsm claim ing ~
against all Of you he foreclosure Of Derssags
executed by the said George VI. Lemon to Milton
.uolins, March -, 1888, spon the south II the
southwest Of section tsens y-iso [1i1. In town
shp sixty-hve 1851 north Of range west, and tho
ma Of lot eigt Isl In block ~ four n In the
city of kcokak AL in the county OF Lee aud ste
IT Iowa, " secure the payment Of three rrvm,ssory
notes Of date, payable IN two, three and four
yes rs respectively, FOR the sum OF eighteen hum
fred and seventy five doi1ars, with ten per rent
interest per snnum, Also asking juiRmsnt sgaitst
the said George ". Lemon fer che amount vi said
notes with interekt snd coats.
And unless yon appear and answer thereto on or
before the Of the second day Of the MT term
81 said Court, commencing On the third Monday Of
May next, judgment viii be readevsd against you
he f.on. WIN. &. GRAHAM.
March s. 1861 dim
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OxsxsnAl Notice.
kega1 Notice.


To Thomas i. Mckinney, James Reynolds Robert
cad~aIiader, q Raplee, willard snow, state Of
Iowa, Ths mas PsgetS. l. X. Irwin, William Ir.
win, J. J. AsNamara, Thomas csdwAlkdsr,
Clanin, Msllen~k Co., Arnold Kendall, collier
White Lead snd Oil Company, Samuel Engls.
Allen Co, X. Basin, =. Broadvell. Ezra Pot
ter. A. C. C. mpbcl and william Miller exteu.
tors OF the estate If jacob s. Miller, Marshall
Mckee, sse Reeves. Britton Co., L"wden 4
Co. n. b. Thomssson and Brooks Breed;
YOU snd esch Ut yon are hereby notified that
there liz now en- 6ie in the Office VI the Clerk OF
the District Court OF Lee County, lows. kso-
kuk, petition Of 6amssl Vsorhies claiming Of
you decree OF foreclosure 81 = mortgage execute d
BY +. l. Mckinney on Lots aud in Biock l22 in
the City 81 Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa claiming
also agsanst the said Mckinney y judgment 10 the
sun vi $4,000 with ten per cent. per amman utter
est lhsr con iron March 18th 1871 on three promls
sorry notes secured by said NOR tgags, and praying
that the equity Of redo mption Of III said defend
ants be forever barred and extinguished.
Now therefore, unless you and each ef you sp-
pear and make defence ssid petition on or before
Of the ID day Of the next term OF said Court
TO rUuMzntE q yHx uYsr NuHuxy
A. D., 1861, decree will be rendered according
to the prayer Of said petition.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
March %, lS6f-4w sois. for Petitioner.
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The CenfederacK.

rTona Tie Aho1Nlle neg sFrS Nov lI
Some exaggerated accounts OF the extent Of the
late bridgeburning conspiracy are going the rounds
of our exchanges So far as We can learn there are
but two sections Of this division of the State where
rebellion Is making any head. From the Jones'
borough Express, We learn thst some eight hun
-dred of the citizens Of Carter and Johnson with,
perhaps. few from adjoining coun les armed
are organizing for the purpose, it is supposed, Of
resisting attempt TO arrest the party who burned
the Union bridge. By letter from Jonesborough
We learn thst Captain StoVal's battalion, and bat
terry Of flying artillery from Richmond arrived at
Johnsons depot yesterday, and with the force
already there proceeded, twelve hundred strong
into Carter county in pursuit of the Lincoln
force. The command Is under control Of
Col Ledbetter, who, our correspondent Gays, Ia q
gallant officer and high toned gentleman. Presi.
dent Branesr, of the East Tennessee and Virginia
railroad is actively engaged experimenting per-
sonally the repairs now going on on the road, and
facilitating the transportation of freight passengers
and troops. The trains are now making connection
between Bristol and Knoxville, with only tbs delay
occssiOned by the change of baggage At the burned
bridges. The Southern men have all left rter
county for fear Of arrest and considerable excite
ment prevails in upper East Tennessee. We also
learn from our correspondent that . Yankee was
yesterday arrested at JohDs0ns, who had in his
possession map or profile Of upper East Tenaes-
see. In Hamilton county, 3 body Of Unionists
reported 70 be from five hundred to one thousand,
are in arms, under Colonel Cliff, and are march
lug, as we learn from the Chattanooga
Advertiser, 'to jamestown to join the Lincoln forces
per TreWhitts arrangement. Col Gift left under
the impression that all the bridges had been burn
ed on the Railroad between Chattanooga and BrIs-
toll. It appears, however, that the Lincoln move
ment in East Tennessee was rather premature. Dan
('oLT m still progresses in his work Of entrap.
ping those deluded creatures whom he hiss 30 long
misled. The last step taken may prove to be the
most fatal"
They will be likely to fan into Gen. ZOlccffsr's
handS, if they are not oTertaken by Col Wood, who
is marching upon them with an ample force.
In Sewer county, we believe that since the cal
ture of the twenty Eve prisoners at Pswpaw Hol-
low. by Capt Gilespie's company, the small bodies
Of Unionists who were IN arms have generally dis
banded, and little or no opposition is likely to be
offered to the arrest of the incendiaries when they
skall be ferreted out.
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zninzs in ths KENTUCKY Puresase.

-.
1entienen VINO EaTe recently visited the collntrI
IN Westsrn Kentucky, East Of the Tennessee river
furnish with some particulars Of The doinRs AZ
state Of things in that section. As our readers AZ
aware tho sentiment Of the people there is exceed
lngly strong in favor the maintenance Of the Union
and the LineOlnites have been vary MALIGNANT n
their feelings towards those OF the people who wer
Ia favor Of Southern rights Various outrazes har
been perpetrsted, and the country has been kept ID
a very unhealthy condition Ct exciteneDk Thd
ConfedeTste cavalry have secured the country and
50 far as they were able have disarmed the Union
lists, but they have, in all casss where lhsy-Ears
able TO do II. concealed their guns and denied al
knoWlege Of their existence.
Capt. A. G. Bradshaw. Of the Illinois Rsagers
well known here has just visited that section, and
has, are informed, done valuable service ID
several OF the western counties, especially in Crit
tenden and Lexington. he sunk t1O boats used byI
the Lincolni1e cavalry and artillery in their predsl
tory excursions from Smithland. IN crossi1r thsI
Cumberland river, and collected a ane LOT of guns
powder, lead and cartridges, from the UniOnists.
In creek near the head Of Long Hollow in The
western portion Of Christian county, be found 4
quantity Of lead Ia the h9ld Of Union Capssiul
named Cooper. be found box Of cartridges and
possdsr, buried, and about half mile distant thir
tySseven EXCELLENT guns which he delivered 10 Gem
Tighlm1n, st HopkiDsville. he slso took seVersl
prisoners. Capt Bradshaw, and We believe eTeryI
member OF ais company, are from Southern NIX
noig They could not endure the despOtis Of Abb
LinPoln, and now dong valuable service M tho
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