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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-25
EGAL NOTICE.

To Crssl, Green Erskipe, George C Dixon, Trus-
toe for Green krskine and Joseph Ridseway, I'd
ward Boyd, Baughman, Joseph Ridssway,
Charter Tebleman, Willard SNOW, State OF Iowa
for the use OF tho School Fund, s vooEhiss. VIM
Williams, McSamarra, Emma Wiliians,
Exccutrix Of George Willisms, deceased, Hatch
Thompson, Cladin, Melton Co, A G Higbss,
Love, Bryan, Adams Co, EKG u W Ford, Hugh
Kennedy, Arnold Kendall, Hiclen, VIM Turn
er, asstrnee Of Patrick Grouse, Keokuk Lodge No
- 0 0 r, George w McCrsry, Esecutor OF Id
ward hoynson, decreased, James Cox, Michael
bushey, Thomas DUNCAN and Sarah DUNCAN, Exec
ntsrs of Samuel jenkins, dsceascd, HtgAy, M 8
Magoun, y Coanan and CoAnan, James Gala
ham, James n McCutcheon, Reynolds Il Richard
sen BeH3 amin r Read, Michael Fstion, c Dewey
II X Love n On, James Ramsay, Kramer, Irwin
d Co., VIM Thompson X Co., John w Rankin, John
W Ogden, John X onnman and George Bryan:
you and each or you. hereby fled that there
10 now on he In the Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Leo county, Iowa Mt Keokuk In said county
petition Of Samuel r. Miller, claiming OF sad r. p.
Creei. Ten thousand Dollars, money due on four
promissory notes. and also claiming against all Of You
the foreclosure Of mortgage certain Real Estate
In Lee county Iowa, executed by said r. r. Creel TO
secure said notes.
. Now, unleas you appear and answer said petition
before noon on the second dsy OF the Sept~b~r
term Of said District Court OF Lee county Iowa. TO
held at ksokuk, In said county, q decree win be
dered against you Al prayed for by default.
RANKIN MILLER,
jels-d Plaintiffs Atpys.
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sEGAL NOTICE.

10 Arthur wolcntt, Nathan Tewscm George H Gill
/ Priss, \ ferris, %, Geo II CrossnAn, Grinnsl
JenkihS, Pee1ath, PAynteY Davis, Lippsncott,
Hunter and 4cctA Janes Kent, Santee T. Co., YIN
Gnydon Co.. Lind, Bros 4 Co, Abbott, Johns =
Co.,. Guy WSits, Charles PAssons Eo.t y
WofI4y, Emmerson, Cochran I Co, q Miner, Ah.
n%t Rssys4 Carlton II PssEI Exscrtoss oi the vii
oil Lewis K Reeves, deceased, William Leighton,
Tr,istee, John iyen, Goe. @. Richardson and Elihn
Turner
You, nd each OF you hereby notified that there
is die in the cfce of The lerk Of the District
Court Lee county IoAA, nj keoknk the pention Of
Margaret Lyen claiming OF you, Arthur Wolcott, the
sum Of Three Thousand Dollars as money lusiiy Que
her from you mortgage executed by you 70 Der on
PARTS OF lot. and block a. In Ksokuk, Iowa, more
particularly described In said petition. hish mortsage
was given for the purchase money OF sand premises,
and further asking for sale OF said premises and for
eenPr al relief,
Now, unless you appear and anwcr thereto on OF
before noon OF the second day ~ the next term ~ said
Court to commence In Keoknk on the n,st Monday Of
September 1852 Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
win be rendered against you by default ~ PRAYED for
MeCRARY BRUCE,
iel3-d Attys for Plaintiff
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To Frederick gagE. Cordeiia Ann 2ngK, Black
well, william r Turner, and the State Of lows:
You and each Of yon, are hereby notified that theirs
10 now on Ole In The ofce the Clerk the Ustrt
Court of Lee county lows at Keotuk, In said corntr
petition OF Reiner Laurent claiming Of said Fred.
erick Znag Two Hundred and Fifty Doliars, with In
u rest ~ money due promssory note, sud claim
ing against ali Of yon the foreclosure Of mortgage 90
cart Real Estate In Lee county Iowa executed by
said Frederick Zueg said ReineT laurent secure
said
Now unless you appear and answ said petition be-
fore noon on the second day OF The next September
Of the said District Court OF Lee county Iowa
held at Keok nh In said county, decree will be
rendered against sOp rs prayed for ~ arfrnit
RANKIN b KILLER.
fcIS-d Au'1s fcr PiAiyilir.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

TO Thomas Martin, Elizabeth Martin, MordeesI Var
nall, william Leslie, v Leslie, Frederick ZugT.
Cordeiia Ann zugg. John Boyd, Bailey, Barnes q
Wood. william Turner Hugh Hst, smith Hsmill.
John Randolph James Dmond James Hamilton,
joseph w zngg, Reiner Laurent, Blackwell,
and State u Iowa.
You are hereb, notified that there 10 now on nle In
the cfce u the CLERK OF the Distr,u Court Of Lee
county, Iowa al keokuk position OF Samuel r. MIL
Ter, c. n. Perry apd Amer Reeves. Exeeuion Of tho
viii OF l.. X. Reeves, claiming OF Thomas Martin,
Eight Hundred Dollars. as .laneg hne On promiAxaEy
note, and claiming against all OF you the foreelospre
OF a mortgage gwen by said Martin Oh eeuain Real
Estate in Lee coruty Iowa, 10 the payment u
said note
Now, unless you appear and answer said petition
or 1efpre Of the second day of the heptem
Der term q sati Goar;, ip"gment viii be rendered
against you by default
RANKIN MILLER,
jeI q txiu
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70 Morley. 81, H Ten Eyck, Ford, Gorham
Ford, II X Love Co., and II Perry:
You are hereby notified that there IL now on he IN
the once OF the Clerk Of the Dstrct Court OF Lee
county, Iowa. nj Keokuk, petition Of G. H. Perry,
Abncr Reeves and Samuel +. Miller, Executors Of the
will of L Reeves, claiming of you, j. Morley, jrr
Right Hundred Dollars, as money due on promasory
note and also claiming aganst all Of yon the foreclos
ure OF MORTGAGE on certsin Real Estate In Lee coun-
ty. Iowa, executed by said J. Morley, t to secure
said note.
Now, unieas you appear and answer said petition
before OF the second day Of the next September
term Of the District Court OF Lee county Iowa. be
held at keoknk, In said county. tIaEmeRt will b.
rendered against You pray ed for By default.
kANklN a. MILLER,
je12-d Attys for PLAINTIFFS.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To d A Day stephen c Day, DeCamp Day, John II
Day William bay, Heirs at Law II Jeremiah Day
deceased and Day, Administrstor OF The estate OF
said jeremiah deceased:
YOU ana ca CHI Of you hereby notified that there
IL on die Ia the once OF the Clerk Of the Dnrict
Court u Lee county, Iowa at Keokuk, the petition
and amended petition Of John 0 Monroe css'mine ei
ID A Day the sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
with interest from May goth 1856 ~ ~ pei GEM per
made BY said A Day TO Wilsey, and by him ~
sign ed TO plaintiff, and claiming OF AL OF you the
ferec Of = norEaEe lot block xus, Id Aeo
kuk, Iowa given TO secure said note.
Now unless you appear and answer thereto on OF
before noos Of the second day OF the next ssPteM.
her term OF said Court judgment and decree fore
closure will be rendered against you BY defAuH 81
prayed for in plaintiffs petition
McCRARY BRUCE,
iei3d Auys for PlsinaG'
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Jels-d
@ HERIFF'S SALE,

STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUNTY }SS.
BY virtue OF special execution 10 me directed, is
sued by the Clerk the District Court of said county
favor OF Jadett and Harvey Strong and against w
Bekn8p, lhaveleEied upon and will sell 10 thehigh.
eel bidder At the front door OF the Clerks ONCE
District Court OF Lea county lows, At Keokak In said
county, on tho 10th day Of July. A. D. l669, between
the hours Of O'Clock L. and O'Clock D. ri. . GEM
mencing II O'Clock p. Of said day, the following
property towlt Lot eight ) in Block ninety SIX s6)
ip the city Of Keoknk, Lee county, Iowa.
Taken. levied upon and 10 be sold by order Of Court
to satisfy aAid writ or execution,
Ksokuk June 18Th, fe62.
n. 6. HEDGES Sheriff Lee county. Iowa.
tel3d By D. y. EAlrR, Jr., Deputy,
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T EGAL NOTICE.
70 Emily NJ Howe. L.owell Howe, Arnold Kendall, O

To Emily VI Howe. Lowell Howe, Arnold x endalt, @
G Prichard aud q " Perry:
You hereby u, fed that there is now on ne In
the ,fiee of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa, al Keekuk. a petition OF e. VI. Perry,
Abner Reeves and SamueiP Miller, Exerniors OF the
witt of l. Il. Reeves, claiming v, w. ENTITY NJ. ft
aud Lew ell Howe -Four Hnndred Dollars. NJ money
due OH promissory note. and also claiming against
all OF you the foreclosure OF mortgage certain Real
Estate In Lee county Iowa. executed 70 secure said
note.
Now, unless you appear and answer said petition
before noon ~ the second day u the September
term Of the nstric Court Of Ire county. Iowa. 10 be
held at luk Judgment will be rendered against you
as PRAYED Tor by default.
RANKIN Il MILLER,
ieta~d Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

To Frank Barnett Naomi Barnett, Mary Mckee,
Thsodore ii Myers and Perry:
You hereby notified that there Is nov ON dle In
the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee
county, Iowa, at keokuk, petition Of Samuel Mil
Ter, Ahncr Reeves and q II Ferry, Executors of the
will OF l.. h Reeves, claiming Of you. Frank Barnett,
Three Hundred Dollars, money due en- promissory
note and also praying against Ali Of You the forecos
of a mortgage certain Real Estate In Lee coun-
~, Iowa, ex ecuied to secure said note.
Now unless you appear and answ said petition be-
fore noon the second day Of the Sept eniber
term Dis rict Court OF Lee county, Iowa. to b.
held keakuk In said county decree will be render
cd against you a. prayed for by default.
RANKIN MILLER,
ist2-d Att'ys for Piaintf6S.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To william Van Keuren, John r Van Keufen. J Edgar
Thomson;
You and each Of yon, are hereby notified that there
now e In the office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court OF isee comfy low at keoknk, petition OF
Winston Co, elnniinG OF you. " liiiam Van Kcuren
John +, Van Kenr.n, the som Of Fifteen Hundred
Dollars, with ten per cent interest per aanu, ftem
November 18th, A. ID. 1861, money due prnuis-
sorry note made by ynu payatle To the order Of x.
nornish, and secDred by a mortgage made by yon to
said X Hornish said note having been since assign
ed TO safd Winston Co., dated November nth, A d.
1885, claiming sgans each OF you the
said mortgage, the same being upon eertain Real
Estate with the improvements thereon, known ~ the
Bostmsn III property and more particularly drscrb'
ed in said petition, lying and xtnate in Lee county
fova, for the rurchs money uuu further for
sale OF said refnises, and general relief And MI
less you sppeAr and answer said petition on or before
noon OF the second day Of the ne1t OF said Court
70 commence at Kek nk on the first Monday Of Sep
tember, A. b. 1854 default will be entered agaIusf
you and Judgment rendered thereon prayed for Ia
said petition. NOBLE STRONG.
mayl7.d Au'ys for Plaintiff.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

TO D ReddiDgton, Dav,a w iison, Jeremiah IIar.
ris, Cfeel Sheppard, Kinney, b Garter, y
Vail, Thorn q Grnan, Lewis Gents, Brown b
Ciendepiug, Muse. w scroggs, Smith samnels,
Charles Parsons, benjamin AEan, James Carroll,
Cameron e. Edwards, Morris RIOS epheim, Tuttte,
Berley 4 snih, John DPark, "A Bridsman 4 o.,
Dean Brother
You. and each OF ycn. hereby notiHed that there
le in the Office OF the CLERK OF the District
Court Of Lee county, iowa, at Keoknk pstifto Of
Samuel +. Miller In his own right, and Samuel
r. Miller C. II. Perry, and Abncr Reeves, ~ Exeoa
tors Of the will OF Reeves, claiming sgainst u,
keddngton ia dKment In favor Of Samuel F. Miller,
for One Thousand Dollars, account Of tive promis-
sory notes and jnA&ent IN favor Of the Executors
Aforesaid fer One Thousand Dollars, on account Of
two other promissory n0tes Said petition ALTO claims
against ell Of yoa the ferscosurs Of mortgage on
ceTAin Real Estate In Lee county Iowa, eKecnted by
said D. Reddngton 70 secure said notes.
Now, unless yon appear and answer said petltion
b. the second day Of the next 6eptt mber
term ct The District Court Of Lee county. Iowa 70 be
held 1t Keokuk. judgment will be rendered aganst
you ~ prayed for BY default
80 RANKIN MILLER,
iel3-dlm plaintiffs Atys
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IITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Next to Banking ussofwm. Thompson Co.


New Boo1x9.
The City book Store 10 this day In receipt OF The
follow Ing choice literature:
CecliDresme y Theodore Winthrop.
shadow In the House, by Saunders.
The Household Of BouveYie, by southern Lacy.
Songs In Many Keys, BY Holmes.
Recollections OF Shelley and Byron, by Ireiaunys
Shelley Mem.r tals. by Lady Shelley.
The Rejected Stone, by Avirginian
Tom Burke's school uayskt Rugby.
DsQaincy's Opium Eater.
- Literary "reminiscences
q Theological Essa,s,Ac.
Iiood's Poems, Bfus and Gold.
Iowell's I" I"
Longfellow's Poems, Blue and Gold.
Mrs Jameson's Loves Of the Poets, Blue Il Gold,
characteristics, &c, .
2. Stulits, he.,
81 Italian Painters, g
Legend . fthe Madonna"
Sketches OF Art,
Hs Sthornets n aFble Pam.
House OF the Seven Gables.
Scarlet Letter.
Moses. from Old Aanse.
Twice Told Tales.
Snow Image.
Rlithedale KomAnces.
Lougfellow,s Hiawatha.
kvangeline.
The above Books I'll be sold NJ Publishers prices
The public are invited 10 call and examine the sttek
febsd J. W. OGDEN.
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I EGAL NOTICE.


To Barrant A Williams, Maresret williams, TIos
W Ciagett, Joseph Manning. Hiram barney, Al
bolt Johns ~ X Co, Ole Erickson:
You arc hereby notified that there IL now fie In
tie efhce II the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa, NJ Keokat, the petition ofa3so1dnoi
seeiey, surviving partner Of seeiey willard b Co,
ana Vandervort, Dickerkop d 60 claiming sgainst
Is. A. Williams judgment fer Ten Thousand Dollars
10 favor of said haudEut Steiss, ADD Judgment Of
Six Thousand Dollars iasor OF yAndsryort. Dcksr
Co.. ard claim aeatprt all OF you the sale OF
certain Real Estats mentioned In raid petition and
force Of mortgage thereon In satisfaction OF
said debts; And unless You appear and answer said
petition on or before noon OF the second day OF The
nc KIT september term Of ssid Judgment viii be
rendered against you by default.
RANKIN MILLER,
tayo-t forp fainti6
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T EGAL NOTICE.

To Caroline Reeder and E, H. Harrison.
You and each OF you are hereby notifies that there
is 1e In the once OF the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, At Keokuk, petition Of
Jesse Ruddick, Claiming you, Caroline 4. Keoder,
One Thousand Dollars money due on promissoTy
note claiming against both Of you the foreclosure
Of \ mortgage executed by said Caroline X. Feeder
certain real estate In Leo County lows 70 secure
sal note.
Andaniess fyou appear and answer said peti.
ton before noon on the second Day o. me mex.
September term OF said District Court OF Lee County
to be held At keokuk, n decree VIII Dc rendered
RANKIN X MILLER.
tua.n ~. Plaintiffs s.to-uoy.
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18
An 1912 War Story.

Ogden Hoffman, who was in the great
fight between the Constitution and Guer-
riere. used 10 tell the following story Of
the engagement:
He said that as the British ship came
sailing down on them. as they heard the
sharp orders when the guns were run out
and the men could be seen ready with
their match-locks, an officer came in haste
20 Captain Isaac Hull and asked for Or
ders TO fire. mot yet" was the quiet re-
sponse. As they came still nearer, and
the British vessel poured in her fire, the
First Lieutenant OF the Constitution came
on the poop and begged permission to re-.
turn the fire, saying that the men could
not be restrained much longer. "Not
yet" was the Indifferent reply.
Still nearer The British ship came, and
the American prisoners, who were in the
cockpit Of the Guerriere, afterwards said
that they began to believe that their coun
hymen were afraid 10 measure their
strength with that OF the enemy, and this
thought gave them more pain than the
wounds which s0me Of them were still
suffering from. In moment the Guer.
riere gallautly came forward, showing hel
FURNISHED sides /; and as the swell. carried
her close to the very muzzle of "Old Iron.
sides," Captain Hull. who was then quite
fat and dressed in full tights, bent him sci
twice 10 the deck, and with every muscle
and vein throbbng with excitement
shouted out, as he made another gyratiou
NOW, boys, pour it into them r. Tha
bIoadside settled their opponents, anC
when the smoke cleared away, the Com
modore's tights were to be seen split from
waistband TO heel. Truly, the Commo
dore had "a soul too big for his breeches.
Hoffman used to add that Hull, nothin,
disconnected, gave his orders with perrec
coolness, and only changed his tight
when the British commanders sword wa
given up to him. .
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feint on Chattanooga, to command move
men,s on Rome, Georgia.
The Charleston Courier of the 4tb re-
ports the retreat Of Union forces from
positions near the city. Several trans.
ports with troops have been seen going
north.
Petersburg papers Of the Sd say Gen.
Magruder is relieved from command by
Gen. Johnston. In his address to his
troops he said he was going TO a distan;
and important command.
New YoRK, July IA.
Specials to the N. Y. Tribune, dated
Memphis. llth.snys:
Arkansas refugees report that Con. Cur
tiss attacked and comp lotoly cut to pieces
500 confodorates under Col. McNeill, 80
miles east of Datesvilie, on the l,h.
Tho Grenada Evening Appeal Of the 9Th
says tho Vicksburg canal is progressing with
500 negroes working on it.
ST.. LOUIS, July IA I4--Dispa,ches to military nu.
thoHt!es received to-day say, Gen. Curtiss' com.
mand, about IA 900 strong, reached Helena in
which place they are resting nt present.
Information from COrinth to Thursday says,
Gen. Halleck was there and various divisions
His army was in excellent condition aud eager
for active opera lions,
Bragg has about 40 0tO troops, and some 35,-
OOO more are at Holly Springs and other Places
Their movements are said to indicate offensive
operations.
MEMPHIS, July l2.-The Vcksburg
Whig reports the damage to the city very
severe.
The publication Of the Wing is sus-
pended.
The Grenada Appeal states that the 7.h
Tennessee went in;o the Richmond fight
800 strong and came out without one
effective man.
The same paper states that forage
party Of | 900 Of Gen. Curtis men was
attacked and nearly all killed but few
were captured alive.
A Vicksburg dispatch Of the 4th states
that the bombardment is tremendous and
uuceasing. 1t is estimated that the enemy
fred 81, 900 shot aud she'll Our loss so
far is six men killed and one wounded -
The inhabitants have taken refuge 10 the
woods. Should the invaders land we Will
drive them back at the point Of the bay
onet. Vicksburg cannot be taken.
MEMPHIS, July IL.
Gen. Grant issued M order requiring
families of all persons connected with the
Confederate army or Government TO leave
the city within five days or take oath that
they have not or will not furnish informa-
tion to the enomS The order caused con-
oiderablo excitement.
New YORK, July l4th.-Tho following
names are among tho list of officers prison.
ers at Richmond
Major General Mccall, Brig. Gen. J. F.
Reynolds, Brig. Gen. Rankin, Brig. Gen.
Sumner, Brig. Con Meade. Cd Lieutenant
d. l.. Hubbard, Co. |, lst Michigan, Capt.
81. whitney. 9th U. S. Cavalry; Col.
Stockton, l7,h Michigan; Capt. w. p.
Chamblist 5th U. S Cavalry. wounded iu six
places Capt. d. f. Fisher, 1871 Michigan
Major Davidson, 4rh U. S. A.; Col. VIM. K.
Bruston, 4th Regiment, SiekIes' Brigade
J. n. Stiles, 20,h Indiana.
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THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.

is better on tho march than when lying iu
camp. The health of the 4lst is good but
four reported sick.
Now, Mr.. Editor. answer this one question,
and you will be held in most grateful re-
mombrnnco by thousands Of "tho likes
O lne'-"Whoro arc we going :" 1t is tho
one great, ycxing question of tho camp
Some say. "Ou TO .Riohmond;" others, to
arc deliberate in the opinion that we shall
"soasou" u, Huntsville. have no opinion,
and, us a man may as well bo without a
bead as without one, however absurd, l
would endorse that of man that reads the
papers, which VIC arc not guilty OF doing.
Time is precious have no timo toNwrte
more. II you consider letter so devoid OF
interest as this worth laying before your
readers, do so. Yours, Sc.
... +. Il. +.
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Gs-Nono but physician knows how
much reliable Alternative is needed by the
people. On all sides Of Us, in all commu-
mites everywhere thore arc multtudes that
suffer from complaints that nothing but an
dtiera,ive cures. Hence great many of
them have bcen made and put abroad with
the assurance of being etfec:ual. But thoy
fail to accomplish the cause they promise
because they have not the intrinsic virtues
they claim. In this state of tho case, DR.. j.
c. Aver & Co, o: Lowell, have supplied us
with compound Extract of SarsaparilIa,
which docs provo to be the long desired
romedy. Its peculiar difference from other
kindred preparations in market is that i.
cures tho diseases for which it is recommend.
ed, while they do not. We are assured of
this fact by more than ono of our intelligen;
Physicians in this neighborhood and have
the further evidence of our own experience
Of its truth.-[rounessee Farmer, Nashville,
Tenn. 653wl