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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-12
NOTICE.

To j X. wheeler and Agnes p. Spaulding
You and each OF You hereby notified that thcre
v now on file In the Clerks office The District Court
OF D. &. BianEs and MehItabe Billings, his wife,
praying that certain decree OF rendered
BY said Court ut the special May term 1861 In favor 81
Agnes r spaulding and against s. 8. Billings and
DINERS, ana the shcrin's sale and sherins Deed to
said ). n wheeler Of tho following described real
estate TO wit: Lots Eleven and Twelve III and l2l
Block lo In city Of keokuk said county made under
and By virtae Of said decree may be set aside and
held naught 90 far ~ they eject the front II 81
said Lots, eisfed By petitioners, and also claim
ing - redeem the nd real estste from sid SHERIFF,
sale under the Statute OF Iowa.
Aad unasas you Appesr and answer said petition on
or before noon Of the secoud Day the ne II term OF
said Court commencing AZ Keokuk on the nrpt Monday
81 February A. d. aid petition will be tai pro
confesso and decree viii be rendered agsint Won n
prayed for thevcin and Judgment Tor cost 8
MI y# NOBLE STRONG, Plaintiffs Atty.
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NOTICE.

TO Joha stsnnus s Haynes, James Rogers. N j
psontS. James W uish. j W Rankin assignee OF
Patrick Walsh. Nancy Franklin, exeeurix " the
estate OF Noah Franklin, deceaSrd, e HiEbec WIN
Steele. assignee OF Wm d. X 1. Ruddirk h<Tsh STAN
nus, assignee vi John Gall, was, JAMES billings,
James A Lee, John tufkee, Dnrkee, Jetin
Boyd. Gottli@b Hunsaker, Nj Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER, Daniel Weilihan:
You are hereby notified that there is on fle In
the ONCE Ut lhs Clerk Of the District Court of Lee
county, Iowa, At Keokuk, petition VI Geo. Ander-
son, claiming Of you, the said John StAbnus and
Haynes, the OF Seven Hundred Dollars ~
due three notes and claiming OF
you the foreclosure OF mortgage given 70 secure
said notes conveying Fart Of Lot II Block g. In the
city Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, in which you have
or claim to have some interest.
And slless you appear thereto and defend before
noon OF the second day OF the next term Of said
Court, to commence on the arst Monday OF February
1863 Judgment decree will lie rendered thereon by
default RANKIN Il McCRhRY,
dc. 3-d4w Attorneys for Plainin
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

i @ BENJAMIN \. Romnine and A. N. Carpenter
fon anteach q !pu, are hereby notified that there
lis now ffe in the 0fcs the CLERK II the District
Coud II Lee County, Low 81 at Keokuk, petition Of
II lam Barney. claiming ofyuu- b niHmtn r. Romano
the II Thirty two Hundred ppiisrs ith 10 De r
cent interest per annum, payable snurl,iy money
me IN Mcurage made BY You 70 Charles Mason and
1857 also claiming against zach Of e foreclosure
OF said Mctgage the same being upon Lot M dive Isl
IN bock forty. ~ In Masons Upper Addisisn
the city Of Ksoknk, Lee County Iova, tbs purchase
moneys and further ash ing for sale Of said premises
and gener al relief
Aad uDless you appeaY and snswer lid petition on
before OF th. SECOND day Of t. sext term 81
aaid ConFt, TO commence at Keok uk on the 1st Mon
day OF February A. d. ieC3 default viii be entered
aGaisst you and nafment rendered thereon prs
for In said petition.
NOBLE Il STRONG,
noylN-Alw ATTORNEYS 10, pisfntir
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NOTICE.

TOT. g. Schaefer, James Hamilton, William Etannus,
kebecka STAMINA, William N Stannus:
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified hst there
b now on ME In the ONCE of the Clerk the District
Court OF Lse County Iowa, 1t Ksokuk petition Of
Hiram barney claiming OF you. J. G., SchacdeT, the
sum OF Sixteen Hundred Dollars, with 10 per cent.
interest per annum, payable Annnahy, ~ money due
on two Mortgages made by you to Charles Mason and
since asResu tosaid Hmm barney, datad May 26,h
also claiming against each Of you the foreclosure
OF said nortRages the same being upon Lot No. eikh
sl In Block Ilo In Masons upper addition " The
city OF Keokuk III Lee County, Iowa for the purchase
money; and further asking for sale or said premises
and general relief r'
And unless you appear and answer said petition oh
or before noon Of the second day OF the
said Court 10 commence AT keokuk the LIST Monday
of February, A. d. 1859, d default win be entered
agaf INST you and judgment rendered. thereon ~ prayed
for In said petition. NOBLE x STRONG,
n0v-0lA4w ATTORNEYS for PiAintif
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I,5A " Rs.s..sA, sAvafa kionl.on Pat. KEN

.t@A ". Rassssgh, Edward Eicnls0n, Pat Ken
GttuA, H. fepbEDts
Yoa ARE hereby notlned that there Il on ale in
the Clefts ofe Of the District Court NJ Lee Coahis
io~a. al Keok ak pekioa of Hiram barney, clam.
Ing Judgment sgainst you, A. H. ReesebAnEb, Esr
tho sum OF Five Hundred Dollars, upon yonf mort
gage, ard ssssnst al the st"~s named Defendants
eainiaG the fore lesure OF 1nge, made by said
A. n. Ksmbsukb 10 Charles Mason, npoa the East
half OF the South West rtr - seSton nshIp
l61) range f71 West, In Lee County, the sas safa
premises 70 pay % said debt, ihe sxinEaishent OF
the equity ofredefaptipn and for general rei. and
aiso for personal Judgment and fepetai execution
against sAid A II. KuHbaukh, Tor what The sale OF
sAId premises may hot pay Oh.
Now you must appear and answe said petition by
of the opd day OF the next term said Court
be held st Keok uk the ret Monday Of February
A ~, 1863, or Judsmcnt wiz b@ sAd thsr~tn b, de-
tasit. 81. St1U1f eoN ELL,
c13o4w. fiintin's Attorney.
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7 EGAE NOTICE.

10 John p.Ho,ui.h, J. X Hurri.h, ,,,th.rine rs,he.
WIDOW and T6omas fssker. Isaiah ate r. and Clsr.
,fasA ,pAt<ss, Acsrs Il law ana dcv,sces OF Jnncs
Taskcr, deceased and Ogden axocu.ar OF this
cstate Of said James Tasker, deceasrd, EosL bailey
sp s "a. ,x,t. soW 1.m..seas narh
--- Richer his wife, Ed~xrd Johnsijn, kifzs W
NYIler%tbd Samuel r Aiflsr lses husband JAM O.
friser, J,hn Anderson and ---- Andersen his n ito.
N Hsdxes, riars Dudley and Xmb. ese Dudley her
husband, hufus Milsey, w Mckee and ---- Nc
kee his wife, EKAD w Ford, VIM stoits, & I
Keokuk Female Csllege,J &. kimb.H Abner Reeves,
Hiram Parrish, h Il BsanhaH, II I Al Juhnson, eliza
beth Johnson, Jacob M.lvy, Jvt,m Il asrressop,
James Bnlger and --T- HHlger his wife, james
Lyons and -----~ Lyons his wtfe, The state or Iowa
for the use Of the School Fund, Amos snke and
" Henksi his wife, PARROT 4 CO. Garretson
AVsncist.u Scott HnW<l, trustee, Rughes. Daxtes e.
Co., Hsscltine, Mcfarland Co., Queen City Var
Nth Co, Edwards and Turner, @ wick ershsm,
E1'as sos.n,. F,sasnH Lasas, v Jsnnissa O
Black 4 CrApstsr. John 9 Allen, Brown b
Clsndenhint Clsghorn. Taylor Co.. Frederick
zuss, Joseph SNOW, James Burrows, G Webster,
Thayer, Aidrich r CO., Trounstine 4 Co. d
woodward; uimAn, b.renhal CO., VIM l.
hnddick, Y Russell. Lore 60, VIM Rud-
dick, Goodcii buckingham, w Nbjehor Co.,
nnorp smith a h.nche',' John y stsrsr, Geo,ge
samuel bonner. Oscar Burs,aare. cedy. Jon.. 4
v esSaT,s I Musrf,.oa. ,1ss. Bryan, 1a.ms .
Co., CLARK, Plan. A"rrts, Jessee kaddick, George
a." q se o.
=
executrx Of the estate 81 " n WorthiaRion usceas-
ed, y Delapain, SAM Hcoies Grn ~ Gro.snah
HAIRY fuHnn, VIM meUsSie. John ueaA, =
van antwerp, Ehhn srher. Nm, ~ huddck ,Jno
Mitcheli Hiram Barney John W Wiscy, john u
SHAT, nngnan', " N "a Iorience, Taruiose,
rlncnoH q warren, lnAsV elue, Kelley Co.,
John hdgaI, avery, uIesn knslne, Zen Johnson
nopsnam lni.enden, Mlonssi Hnshey, Corpeiias
raiknef' aFeen, sirkH y suihvsn, Louis bar
ie-c"bi, hmofose hmdiey, fancis CInmp, hos
hsh. YIN, Ssmael husn hen1y FaIn, rice Pat
i' m 70, nsfssr, ueoths 20 e p
u Fcklen, coward lAnDsrL eco, nm q FRENCH
o.. III,
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ToJ ~ 0n1eA ~ Lack wood and yAmea X .Judda
fou, and each Of yo hereby net ie d that there
Is now on HE IN the Office OF the Clerk " the DstriA
Court az lee County, Iowa, ut Keokuk, petition Of
Hiram bArney claiming OF Yen the sum Twenty ceht
HundTsd DclisIs with ieP per cent. interest
payable annually ~ money due Mortgage made BY
you to Charles Mason aud since assigned to said HI
Haraey, beartug dsta 81 December sih 1856 aiso
claiming snst each u you the foreclosure OF said
Mortgage fhe same heing upon Inta O. nine gl and
ten fl01 In Block No 10, In Mss0u's Upper Addition
10 tbs city keok ak, In Lee Comfy lows, for The
puFehase money and further sskng for the ale The
said premises, and general relief,
Ana unless you appear ind spswer thereto on
or before OF the second dsy the term OF
INC said Court 70 begun and holden at Keokuk the
LIST Monday OF FehrnAty A. D.. la6s default will te
eDserad assinstyc and tuAem &Dt reBde red thereon
NOBLE & STRONG,
novIf-d+W Gas 1l4& y AttofDeys for Plaintiff,
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

To Isrssk CsrkEthsi @, lehman and l.. bloc. =. -
ners, COMPOSING the htm OF Msrien.hai, Lehman q
Co.
You are hereby notesd that there 10 now on ne
In the oceof the Cleo Of the District Court Of IAc
County lows. ~ keokuS petition Of bAmu4l X. Az.
derson, cisllning OF sum Of one thousand and
fofy ons ~ 6i0o dol1s, on account I've ssaey ha4
~ you frote him, wi4Out any legal consider alton
beng poRE1 pe6A xoR ler in toxicAiing Liquors 10 bs
soia ~ - ADeesse OF Iowa and praying
And an.x16 y00 uppsar thereto and defend before
noon ~ the secA nd A9y Of the nea tesn n vad Die.
tct Csswt 20 somssencs The 1r&G MSnasy fu Yeh.
ruAry A. ID. 1881 Judgment viii be sendsssd against
yea thereon ~ defssit. q
GEO. w. NcCRARK,
asvSc-4Aw Attorney fer Yiatxtid n
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NOTICE.

To John stannus, 8 Hsyns~,j W RA%kiH, sS1skncs ~
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin, cxscplriS q The
.s,.ts ofNsah trasaisA SscsAsssi1 Al si>xass v IN
Steele, sas.snee Of WA X RnddlrA Sns.h SiAp-
nus. assignee o. John uailowAy, JAAss NJ hhfihRs,
James Lse. John A Duskss, N n Darkes. John
Rosd, Gottiieo hunsaker, keynolds. Daniel
WeilhAn, aud CARRIER:
Yoa IRE hereby no,fn&d thAs therc IL on die In
the ClefkI ONCE or the District tourt Of bee County,
Iowa, IT Keoknk, petitinh ef Geo. y AndoFson,
claim int ef yos, The said Jobu sannas ana nayses
Seven Hundred Dollars a money due on three prom
notes and claiming of all or YOU The foscclofurc
srtgase eyea 10 seenIc snid hpes aud conveyigc
patti OF lot IL black -. in the city OF ksoknk, Lie
County iua In aeii you have or claim To have some
iHtera 4 .s5
Ana nnles. ,6.i .npear thereto and defend before
neon oil ME sea day Of thp Term Of said Court
L. cummep OH the nrst Monday Of February, 1854
udruent aud decree vii be rnderrd thereon by de-
AMT RANKIN d McCRARY.
de-. 3-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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/ EGAL NOTICE.

70 Frank Brown:
Ysn ara Aessby notined that therets nov on die in
the once Of the Clerk Of the district Court OF Lee
County lows Al Keokuk, petition OF w. s. McGayic.
eisiming Of you roas Hundred Dollars for Rent OF
House. leased by yoa n him. GDd praying writ Of at
tnkh mcns for the same.
And .enlsss you sDpexf snA snswer thereto, on or
before Ms necod day OF the ncxt Term Of said Court
pcing the first Monday in February, le63, judy
msns Will be rendered against you thereon.
4 RANKIN EcCRARY,
nev7-d4w PLAINTIFFS Atterneys.
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r EGAL NOTICE.


70 JohA 1enplin, JAnss Cas-, Lauren Dewey, snA
Sona MoONuo.
You are hereby notified that there il on hle in
tho once ~ the ciosk Of Tho Gonst Of Lee
Bran6 of th6 Htase Bank Oh IoA, ~ Saa1aag
OF you OF Three Hundred and Thirty Jour and
6OOO Dsli@ nih iOtsEest d len per Aeut Der aunum
frNm the both day OF January, A. D., 1859, until paid,
sad sIaaplpg against ~ astaeAmes4,
ANA nhlss6 You appear and sald petition on
aaid Cou, dsmeut Wfii be rendered Against you by
dufsRlt.~..-1 xkANKlNA MGCkAKf,
np1ss4&ws~Ss1 $50 w Hlanti0b Aktospsy.
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[nAT MEAL, = afe+
Tspiosa,
Fansa,
Psti sAgo, hc.,
Fer sale by ROHkRTsON 4 MsQuHEN.
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~ bbls Heishss' Sugar Mouse ayrup Mossss~s3
10 bofs saA HAITI bblS Golden hyrups2
For ssls low Tor Cash, al 81 and " Levse,by
ssStnN - cOnMAnLx SMITH
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

nov1e-diw
The national Republican., 1862-08-01

PROTECTING REBEL PRoPrRrY fellow
ing statement is made by one Of the most trust
worthy correspondents in Gen. Busll's army
under Col. McCook's command in Upper Ala
bama:
"On Thursday, June 26, after fstiguing
march Of fourteen miles, his division encamped
within three miles Of Athens, In large field
belonging to an intense rebel. The day was
exceedingly hot; hardly breath of air stirred
to fan the fevered brow, and, hot as II was the
ground psrched beneath their feet, the soldiers
prostrated themselves upon II completely fa-
igusd. Soon some Of the boys went TO the
fences, took o few rails, and started FIRE to
boil their coffee. Had there been other tim
Der upon the ground, they would not have
thought OF doing 1t. In almost no time, nearly
every regimental commander was put under
arrest The cause was taking the rails Or.
ders were Immediately issued compelling the
boys to rebuild the FENCE They commenced
the work.
"One who was not engaged In the work, but
who was anxious to ascertain the extent Of the
damage done, passed around the entire field,
and the result Of the damage done by the four
SsSiments of the Fifth brigade was the loss of
twenty rails. This was the nnmbsr
which the boys cut from piece of adjoining
timber and repaired the fence. The officers
thus put under arrest after this cause were
Col, Dodge, of the Thirtieth Indiana; Lieut..
Col. Bristol Of the Thirty fourth Illinois; Lieut..
Col. Dunn, of the Twenty. ninth Indiana; Major
Bradford of the Seventy ty.seventh Pennsylvania;
all commanding regiments Of the Fifth bri.
gade."
The national Republican., 1862-08-01

INTERESTING SCIENTIFIC FACr1-Mr. Distur.
nell writes to the New York Commercial, from
Marquette, (Lake Supsrior) uRdsr date Of
July rs, that from observations made at Mar.
quette, by Dr. Blaker, during the years 1860
and 1861, the waters OF Lake Superior have
fallen about two inches annually since 1859, at
which period they were stationary at their
highest point since the first observations made
by him in 1864, running through period Of
eight years.
During the Winter Of ls6l-62 there tell at
Marquette only four feet and two inches Of
snow, being about one quarter the usual
amount, and for the Spring months Of 1862
there fell only five inches of moisture, being
about one third the usual quantity. These
singular facts go to show that the waters of the
upper lake and the st. Lawrence river will
probably fall more than usual during the pres
ent year. Now, July, 1862, the waters of Lake
Superior at Marquette are twenty inches lower
than they were in 1861, thus showing an un-
usual depression Of the waters OF this great
inland sea.
When these interesting observations are ex-
tended over longer period, they will, no
doubt, solve the pyst.ry which has heretofore
involved the periodical rise and fall of these
great waters 10 obscurity.
The national Republican., 1862-08-01
FROM tine MISSISSIPPI.
CsmbiHed Attempt 60 Capture the Ar

Kansas.
CHICAGO. July 30.--A special dispatch from
Vicksburg, dated the 23d, says By an agree =
ment between Commodores Davis and Farra.
gut, an attempt was made yesterday to capture
the Arkansas.
The feet from below was to engage the
lower batteries, and the fleet from above to
engage the apper ones, the gunboat Essex and
the ram Queen Of the West, In the meantime,
to attack the Arkansas and tow her out
In consequence Of some Misunderstanding,
only few shells were fred from the mortsrs
below, which are known to have had no effect
to divert the fire from the Essex.
This vessel attempted to run into the Arkan-
sas and jam her against the levee, but the lat.
ter swung around, and the Essex only grazed
her eide. As she passed she gave the rebel
craft her three eleven-inch bow guns.
Finding herself unsupported, she dropped
down the river. The Queen, coming TO her
aid, ran into the Arkansas, making her tremble
from stem to stern. Recovering herself, the
Queen ran on again 30 forcbly as to strain
her own works badly. Both boats then re-
turned up the river. During the engagement
the Essex received several shots, and had one
man killed and several wounded. The Queen
City was also shot through several times.
hebel Account OF the Same Affair.
VICKsBURG, July 22-About Al O'Clock this
morning, two iron rams engaged the Arkansas
An attempt was made by the Essex 10 board
her, but the result was miserable failure. A
shot through one of her port holes killed and
wounded six or seven on the Arkansas. The
second ram, supposed to be tho Monarch,
turned tail in badly crippled condition. The
weather is dreadfully hot. :
The national Republican., 1862-08-01
FROM GENERAL Pssps COMMAND.

CAnP MAJ MADISON Couas HousE, July 20
We are nov as far south = any Of our troops
have been. We are sboat Asn miles east Of
Port Republic, and lave al eye on the Shenan.
aoah Valley We kove complete possession Of
We country north q The nale0aa river. Here
II is easily forded 10 large number Of places.
The country is fertile, and nearly the whole
section, from FRONT Royal down, he's been
planted with grain and potatoes. In profusion.
The wheat and hay have been mostly harvested,
and the oats are being gathered, There is .
great scarcity Of laborers, 10 many having
gone 70 the rebel army; but whites enough ere
left to act a. overseers Of The slaves, who ere
worked day and night. ln most iuetance, al
the women are set to work In the neld. Fur
ther back, We enquired and found that nearly
all the best Of the slaves who were not sent
South have run off towards our army.
One plantation, on old lady told us, had a
hundred and seventy women and children, and
but eleven men Ht TO work In the field; most Of
them had run away. ln another case, was
eighty.five women and children and seven men.
Here, however, the proportion is not 90 great,
and several thousa and sble-bodied men can yet
be gathered up In Madison, Culpeper, Kappa.
hammock, Fauquier, Rockingham, and Page
counties. One of our trains, which has just
come In from Warrenton, has nearly all the
drivers contrabands from Prince William
county.
The national Republican., 1862-08-01
The Spirit Of washington City.
THE COMING WAR MEETING.

Last night, lssus number Of gentlemen
convened at The Nsilonal Hotel TO take the ne
cessary prelininary measures for great de-
monstralion iu this city, in favor Of preserving
the integrity Of the Union, Of sustaining the
Administration, and for more vigorous pros
ecution Of the War.
The meeting was organized by calling Sena-
tor PoNERoY, of Kansas, 10 the chair, and sp-
pointing J. r. 8. VAN vLErr tor Secretary.
Mr.. Pomeroy, upon assuming the chair, said
that the people had been 10 depending mood
for some time psst,-that they did not seem to
have % much pluck a. heretofore, but We
should remember that when we begin to de-
spond, we are half whipped The reverses we
have had, should not make us despond. for we
needed adversely to make US realize our true
position, and 10 prepare us for more vigorous
action. He considered discipline the element
Of success, and we were now having severe
discipline, which will cause us to gather up our
energies and 60 forward to victory.
Mr.. Pomeroy continued his remarks to some
length, urging the necessity Of the contemplated
demonstration at ,hc capital Of the nation, and
bis patriotic sentiments were warmly ap-
plauded.
l.. E. Crittenden, Esq, Of the Treasury De-
partment, also addressed the meeting In favor
Of war meeting.
A spirited little speech was made by Major
Morrison, Of the First District regiment, who
stated that John @. Rives had contributed to
bis regiment about fourteen thousand dollars,
and with that exception the people Of the Dis.
trict had taken no notice Of them, although
they had performed good service.
Remarks were made by several other gentle.
men, aud finally It was resolved to hold pub.
lie meeting at an early day, and for the pur.
pose of making the necessary arrangements, a
committee Of FIVE was appointed to select from
among our citizens q suitable committee oi
arrangements.
The commmittse Of five was composed Of
Col. Peck, L. 4. Chittsnden, p. Crowley, Major
Morrison, aud J. R. French.
This committee met immediat ely after the
meeting adjourned, and selected the committee
Of arrange .nents, which will bs reported to the
meeting Of citizens to-day at four O'Clock,
which will take place at the National Hotel, in
room No. 10.
Very little public notice had been given Of
this meeting, but it was composed of large
number Of spirited, loyal, and uncompromiSing
Union men, who are determined that voice
shall go forth from Washington which shall
place the Federal capital in the front rank Of
loyal cities
We hope there will be general attendance
to day Of all those who are In favor of sustain.
ing our Administration, our army, and our
cause
The national Republican., 1862-08-01

How IT TWoRKs.-Ths following Is from c,mp
(Gen. Pope's army near Madison Court House,
Jaly 20: - +
1.-THE men are in the best Of spirits, and the
issuing Of the recent orders by Gen. Pope have
cheered up the dropping heart of many weary
and foot sore patriot, who has been tramping
around the country for months, and when worn
out, been compelled TO mount guard over rebel
oommissary stores, while Jackson's crew were
refreshing themselves by sleep, ready to spring
upon them at some unexpected moment.
Among the iuxuries for the sick and faint,
now taken from rebel garners and fields, are
-four, ice, potatoes, sheep, poultry, &c. Along
Hedgeman's creek, Cartar's run, and other