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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09
NOTICE.

To Leander Harbine, Elizabeth HsrhIne M Hiatt
Emma Hist, Xix Hale b Co., Reed, Cutler 4 Co
Reynolds, samuel Boasman, Thomps Martin
George Anderson, II socLman Hatch q 1hump-
son, Charles Par sons x Co, III Foster, Ficklfn d
Lucas
You and each Of you arc hereby notified that there
10 hlA the Office OF the CLERK OF the DstY
Court o. Lee county Iowa, at Keakuk, petition Of
Reuben Harbine Claiming of You, Isesader Hsrbine
the sum 81 funtirrt and Thirty seven nUttnrs
With six per cent. tnterest per annnm, payable
ally, as balance due on promssory note, on which
Judgment has been obtained, made BY you, said Lean
der Harbine and secured by Mortgage executed by
you TO said Reuben Haybine, dated December Sd A. H.
1850 also claiming against each OF The
OF said mortgage, the me being upon cert ain Heal
Estate in tht city of Kseknk Lee ennnty, fewa NOR
icuiars desr bed in ssid mortgage petit on
al praying for correction ~ In the description
or the mortgage premises; and further asking for
sale 81 said premises, and general relief
Aha unless sou appe ar aud answer said petition
before of lite second day Of the NEXT term Of
said Cout, ia snce st Keoku k the first
day OF Septenier, A. D. fs62, default " III be enter
cd against son, and Judgment rendered thereon A.
prayed for In said Petition.
NOBLE i STRONG
te9p-dsw AtttyF for PiaintfT.
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js ls.d4w
NOTICE.

TO Adam Spehp, James Natfon Rix, Hale Il Co, j
! Adait, II N Black, Wan. staunus, and Geo. W.
CsdweH
You are hereby noiired thntthere isnow on dle in
the Clerk Office AZ the Hist fet Court of Lee Comfy
l@Aa Al htpktkt nptthapfih equity OF Hiram barney
tlAlhi}tF Judgement agRiitsi AAA, Adam Spobn for
schIo t1Ee Hundred Dollars nIeh your morisfre
gwen I" Charles Mason, upon lots a., anutp q ta}
Block t4ual, 80 the Cay ofkeokuk, Iowa. and Il.
against sen all praying for the sale Of said lots tho
foreclosure Of said mortgage the Of
the equity of redt mption and for Ten eral relief,
Now, each of must appear and "a d pet
ton by noon o. the second day Ut next Barn Of
Court. TO be held at he,kuk OH the nfst Nor day
Of September 1eG2, judgment viii he had The rein
by default rs prssed Tor. " SCOTT HOWELL,
iutyib d4w III aiHtiH's Attorney
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IT NlTED STATES MARSHAL'S
Sale.
CNITFD STATES OF AMERICA Go
.DrSyRff-r on IOWA @''

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Go
DTsrRrcT IOWA. 49,
Ry virtue OF an execution 10 me directed issued by
the Clerk of the District Court Of the United States
tie Southern Division Of the Dist rct OF Iowa, and
Hnst James Morton and In favor OF Nelson, WArc
we'll Il CO., have levied upon, and will sell 10 he
hgheat bidder the door OF tho Clerks ONCE OF the
District Court of the United States for the District Or
Iowa, at Keokuk said District the l3ih day Of
6eptem bcr A. lad2 between the hours " e'elock
a. IN and O'Clock p. OF said day, the following
property, to-wit. The w OF Sec. %; East N of
i of Sec 30 Toa ship u north Of Range II west;
The north " OF the KET OF Sec. -, OF the s
Of Sec ~ Township 81 north OF Range 10 vest the
west y VI The + 4 OF Section H. SW ! OF the
OF section II: Il Of the \ Of Section Iii west
Is OF the N w Of Section 10; 3 w OF the s w Of
Section 20 Township ~ aorth OF Range II the
west u OF the X OF Section 81; E4 OF the It
Of Section I'll, east y Of the N Of Section 13
OF the OF Section 10 township 70 north OF Range
II west, 81 in Jasper county, lows. The east " OF
Secion II ToHn2hir 81 north Of Rance 81 IN Hardin
county, Iowa. The east Of the n. w 81 Section -
OF Range 20. Lots T. 10, and is In Sect lon Town
ship 10 Range %, In Dallas county, Iowa. The Ell
and W /, the east | of the N W I, and the of
the N w Of hection 28 Tow nshp 81 north OF Range
ls and the OF Section 30, and the south Of the
N w Of Section Is Township ~ Of Range 70, In
Grundy county, Town. The east OF the ofsee-
ton 70 In Tow nship 90 In Ranges Van Buren, county,
Iowa
Taken aud levied upon as the property Of James
Al orion 10 ssttsfy said Writ Of Fxecuton.
Keokuk July 2lri, 1862.
II. M. HOxIE, u. =. Marshal
aug2 By HARRY FULTON, Deputy
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Adam spohn, Geo w. Caldwell James Watson
Kix, Hale Co. j. T Adair, H. NJ Black and w m
Htannus, defendants
Yeu are hereby notified that there is now on ale in
the clerks once OF the District Court Of Lee County
iowa al keoknk, petition Of Hiram barney claim
'ns 3nnfmens agansty ou, Adam spohn, for the sum
vi -Four Hundred Dollars yeur mortgage gwen 10
Chas Mason, upon Lot three (a1 Block two hu
ana two t@u21, In City OF keekuk, Lee County Iowa
and as against ALL the foreclosure of said mort
gage the safe ofsaid lot and for other able
Now You must appear nnd snswer said petitio by
noon Of the second day the term said ourt
TO be held In Keokuk on the onday September
ID. 1862, or judgment viii be had against you by de-
fault. 4#
II. SCOTT HOWELL
Js 10 d4w Atty for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE

HI. Y. Spelinnn. W Merithew, Alfred Andrews
John v. Slaughter. ], IS, Brown, W r Turner.
sgEte orWm II Farmer b Co. Geo e Aha.,s an
FN, Hale Co, A, C.. TbaB3 g., and J>ls!,. Bra
HaA ifleIehdabls-
hon are hereby nctiheG D7ai tlsyt il new Gle in
tr Clerks office Of the pskrlel Gaat 81 Lee County,
Iowa, All keok uk. petition OF Hifsm Barney claim
ing judgment against you, Thomas j. Luce, for the
of SIX HuIdted Dollars upon Certain Deed OF
Trust given 10 y. w kibourne, To secure payments
OF purchase money 10 arsh Lac Desvan upon Lots
one ~ two t21 and thret ~. Block eighty eight fss1
in the City u keoknk and sxtnst you oil claiming
foreclosure OF said Deed Of Trust, the sale Of loss
and in said blesk the ertiRgust msnt of the equity
Of redemption, and Tor general relief.
NOV yCu u.usi zach appear ard Answsr I'D petition
W. t0oH ~ lie stcord dsy If the nest pf said
& vs.. t. te t.ed al keokuk the first Monday ~
>epemher tsG2, judgement by default viii he had
therein RgaInst You. III. SCOTT nos "a.
July is-B4w Ats for fiziBtif
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ORIGINAL. NOTICE.

To Curtis Conn, Catherine Conn, Human.
Ellen hinman, BenJantiu IF Roberts, Elizabeth
Roberts, VIM NJ Terrence, Hiram Barney, A q
Grinnan, Mott. Schober Co, Tweedy Moulton l.
PHmpton, q Hsmill Caleb Cfpe Il Co, Bowen
McNamee, William Wilson, Jennings q Ande rsci,
Wheeler. Bellows n Co., WIN 4 Il L Ruddiek, Jas
Burrows, James Cox, Vim Coleman, Miller, May
hew h Co., George Csbus, Stryker& Wood, Mil
Preston, Charles McDili, james Cox, Anu Il " or
Ellington, Executor OF the estate Of w II WorthiDg-
sF VOORHEES, Chaplin Lee, John Hurst, Robert
Hamilton, Dixan b Brown, James Ramsey, Vim IL
Ewing, BAretof Beaver Co, Robert Henning nnd
John . Woodruff, partners as Henning Woodruff,
and Laura sperry: st
You, and each uf you are hereby ned that
Court of Lee county Iowa, al heokuk, petition of
Janet Strong aud HHryey Strong, alleging that the
said Janet strong 10 the owner In fee simple OF Lot
No eight In Block No ninety six 1851 In the city of
Kcokuk, Lee county, Iowa and further alleging that
CO rtain deed thereof, executed by you Benjamin II
Roberts and Elizabeth Roberts Laura sperry, bear
ing OF October 18th, A. d. ie43, and recorded al
page No. 3G2 of Deed Book 4, by AuA mis-
take of Recorder recorded deed 10 lsaae ~ ers
and pray for The correction of said of
and alleging further, that certain deed by Cnrs r.
Conn and Gatharine Conn OF said premises 10 II Il
Human, dated at about February 9th, A, d. 1853,
has been tost, and thai cctt8in Judgments therein
named against said Il Conn. ate cloud and shad-
dow npon paintlnt title laid III al Estate and pray
ing The title 70 the be qupted in the said
Janet Strong, against ali lien and claim OF any
all II defendants upon said premises part
and for other equitable relief, and that unless
you appear and therto before the I'd day
OF the next term Of the said Court be begun and
holden at keoklk on the lat Monday RI February A.
u. 1863, default will be entered aEaSsss sou and
NOBLE d. STRONG.
sueea-dAw Att'ys for Piaintin.
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THE STATE OF IOWA.

TO lessee G. Wiekersham
sirtfen are hefet} Notified thai there H. now on
file In the Office 81 lie Clerk ihs District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, al kealaA. petition ~ AHas Hem
ke plaintiff etAin,iHf oil yen The 81 st,lsA CO
81 money just. ar him sN pfcnifsory retes, zone
Of said notes pay able 10 said plaitn etder,
others pay able 10 divers persons ard endorsed aud
assigned 70 Plaintiff and uran i've accounts for
tain hogs nd other property ~ purchased OF ai.
yers persons and them assigned t0plslnrif ard that
40 attachment has hten isSaef hy the Gierk raid
t@uHHTOn salad petitIU Lron which certain III your
propety hsa beet alta he'd
Now, unless you appear spd wer said petition on
OF before OF the second day Of September 1Af2
that being the second day of the term OF said
Gourtto be holden at Keokuk def&uit Will be entered
and Judgment rendered aga nst You thereon.
BECK kHEATH.
iulgIg-A Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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N
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Personal History OF Lord Bacon,
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PRINTING MATERIALS
For SALE m

PNllN INV ~ 8N1Ak0
For Sale. t
hare lot Of PRINTING MATERIALS on
hand which ofier for salc A attE
At 4 Large Discount from Foundry Prices
Among them are the following.I
Cam Press, Fosters patent, cost $3.50, viii
be aold for SIS.
] MEDIUM HAND Press, Fosters, almost new,l
size of piaten 8 25 inches, cost $3.50, will be
seld for $l20.
] SUPEs ROYAL HAND PREss made at Cincin-
nati Type Foundry, platen 221a %, cost 5000
| will Be sold for e75
jos PRESS, platen Is 1917, will be sold for
800.
200 pounds Of SHALL PIcA, about 1872 lbs of
Roman and lbs of ltalic. at 30 cents per pound.
Also COMPOSING STIcKs, from to 80 inches in
length.
jon, HALF, and TRIrLE CAsrs.
Bookbinder's RULING MACHINE, FINISHING
Tools, GLUE Por etc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-30
The Fifth Wisconsin.

The 5th regiment, Cool. Cobb's) seems
to be skirmishing little. as appears from
correspondent of the New York World,
writing from the headquarters of General
Keyes, near Yorktown. The letter says
"On the 9th inst. very successful and
important reconnaissance was made by
Brig. Gen. w. S. Hancock, accompanied
by Lieutenant Merrill, of the Engineers,
aud Lieut.. Bowen, of the Typographical
Engineers, ard the Fifth Wiscon sin, COL
COBB, and the Oh Maine Regiment, Col.
Buruham. Your correspondent had the
pleasure of being witness. The enemy
were found posted along the entire length
of a stream this side OF its works. The
skirmishers thrown out in advance met
the rebel piekets at every exposed and
convenient place this side of the stream.
Our men calamity drove them up to the
The enemy's Publications were disclosed
at all these places, guns being 'nouated in
them, with single exception"
In another portion of the letter we find
the following:
Farther down and toward the James
river, the next entrenchment the develish
genius of rebellion has devised seems to
be a rife-pit. The skirmishers OF the
Fifth Wisconsin, under Capt. Bean, drove
the enemy at this point down the bank,
neck and heels, over their foot bridges,
and out of sight into their works, what
ever they are. Farther down, and 10 the
same line, stronger works, FASHIONED forts,
each mounting several guns, were de-
veloped by the Fifth Wisconsin and Sixth
Maine skirmishers.
The enemy at these points of this splen-
didly conducted reconnois tnce We're COM
PEELED to occupy the higher ground in
front of the plain towards their face
Here the enemy from the highest of the
two forts threw shells ct Gen. Hancock's
skirni>her~, commanded by Maj. Larabee.
This fort also commands two forts lower
down. Lees Mills was not more than
500 yards from the top of the ravine, and
at this place the bugle calls, and The move
ments of the enemy's light artil cry, were
clearly heard aud seen as Gen. Hancock
drove the eneIns's skirmishers in.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-30

THE UNION triumph IL CoNNEoTIoUT.
If anything VI ere needed to encourage
Mr. Lincoln in pursung the policy laid
down in his emancipation message, the re-
suit Of Mondays election in the state of
Connecticut, which is greater triumph
for the friends of the Union than we yes
terGay supposed, should supply that need.
His mes age is heartily approved by the
great mass OF the people OF Connecticut, or
the candidates of the party by which the
government is supported could not have
received such large maiorities. Governor
Buckingham, it n Nv appears, is reelected
by majority between seven and ten
thousand; not a single candidate of the
party which seeks to make concessions to
the South is elected to the Senate, and
the friends OF the Union in the House OF
Representatives are to the peace party as
nearly four to one.-N. Y. Evening Post.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-30
CHAPTER 240.

AN ACI to amend chapter 1874 of the revised stat
u,es, entitled ''of executions and proceedings
suPp.enI' utary thereto
r. Peg ls Of the State # Wisconsin, represented
u Senate and Assembly, do enact totLOtgs:
Section i. II, after the Issuing o. an execution
Tie person Ia whose favor the same rs issued, or
sOme one IN his behalf, shall make an affidavit stat
Tug 'nal ne We liJ oeeVes that any other person
corporation thamhg Inn OF it) has properly, cred
lie effects IN his or its hanus OF posse ssioc be
longing TO the Judgment debtor, in An amount ~
esrdL- en- dol ars and snail deliver snch 3J;Is
10 the officer having the execution il sueh offcer
esEn0t levy upon such property and get the posses
sion thereof, he shall serve suel affidavit nnor
such person or corporation, by giving hiul or its
President, secretary, treasurer or principal agent
cops ;her, OIL with written notice To appear before
AJudse OF q court commissioner OF the county IN
shicn such person or corporation is seTyei, on
SINE day TO be specified in such notice, not ies+
Asu more than twenty days from the time
o. such service, to answer, under oath, all such
Questions as shall be put to him touching his liza
NhIy the liability such corporation, as garn-
Eace Of such Judgment debtor.
See. Fccnl the day of such service. the per-
soa or corporation 80 notified as garn'rhee, shall
sand Liable to such Jud smrnt creditor IN whose
la'or su;h execution has been issued, the
-1euut oil the property, moneys aud credits in his
WN' hauas or possession; and debts due or TO be-
cone due from the garnisbee to such judgment
eu'oT aud thu person so served with notice, shall
@ttud before the Judge commissioner, IN accord.
aoee with said notice, and answer, under oath, |
i1es'ious put To him touching the property, cred-
% slu hects 81 the JudgH ut Debtor in said garn-
suee's Iossrssion, within lie knoSledge, and as
~ al debts due or to become due from such g4rn-
'-ee u such JudgmeB debtor.
,ete IL the person served with notice, as
I's,a'u does not appear pursuant to such notice,
-. 80 Judge or court commissioner may compel his
ttrsranee by attachment; ana being brought
~, - him, the judge or court commissioner may
eseu 10 examine such person, or he may, at the
49,, oil the person in whose favor the execution
sssss1td, report TO the court from which such ex-
80. Vas Issued that such person, so served with
s'-4led to app ar pursuant thereto, aud that LIE
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-30

LIEUT.. EDWARD COLEMAN WOUNDED
FROM the following dispatch to Elk Sena
tor PHILLIPS, of Fond du Lac, it would
appear that Mr. COLEMAN was not killed,
as was feared, in the recent battle:
A Geographic dispatch to Mr.. L. Phil
lips, this friday morning, says that Ed.
Coleman, 1st Lieutenant in the Taychee.
dab company, of the 18th Regiment was
wounded at the battle of Pittsburg Land
ing. He received rifle shot in the mouth,
inflicting ainful but not dangerous
wound. He was leading charge at the
time. and did not leave the field until the
forces were Withdrawn for the day. He
is at the Landing, in care of w. Berry, OF
Empire. Fond du Lac Press.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-30
From the Eleventh Regiment.
CAMP NEAR BLACK RIVER, !
Anril 3. 1862.


We ara still in camp at River Station,
but expect to leave in about one week, we
shall then take up our Line of march for
Pocahontas. The first brigade, under
command of Col Garlin of the Ssh lii
nois regiment, left here last Monday with
two regiments of infantry, one battery of
artillery and several companies Of cavalry.
They went to Donophon, near the state
line on Currant river, where there was
small force of rebels who thought they
would oppose the advance guard of the
brigade. But the rebels came to the con
clusion very soon, tha. they had better
take to their heels, as they usually do
They didn't run quite soon enough howev-
er, for one lieutenant was shot, and one
taken prisoner with seven of his band.
Not one of our men got hurt. While one
of our cavalry was swimming the river he
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APrI II, 1861
CHAPTER 21I.

AN AUT to amend chapter 176 Of the general laws
otIS62, entitled san act to establish system OF
graded certificates, and to amend chapter l79 OF
the laws OF 1861.
The People of tile statelof Wisconsin, reprere'ted
Section /. section three of chapter 1I6 of the
general laws of 1867, is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following words: "and each county
superintendent may issue third grade certificates
for less period than year, and tor pal ticular
district, whenever he is satisfied that the applicant
is qualified to teach in such district, and is not
qualified teach in every district ef the town Tor
which lac is licensed"
sec. 2. In cases where examinations have been
held prior the first day of April, 1862, the county
superintendent may issue certificates OF either
grade, provided tor in the act Of which this is
amendatory, the same AS if said examinations had
been held after the passage OF said chapter lfo
aforesaid.
sec 3. This shall take effect and be in force
from and alter its passage and publication.
Approved April Z, 1852. SIS COPY.
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Published ApfaE II, IS62. ]
CHAPTER ESQ.

AN ACT to amend section nineteen of chapter
Three hundred and eighty six of the general laws
OF the year eighteen h undred and sixty, entitled
an act to amend chapter eighteen OF the re-
vised statutes, entitled OF the assessme ut and
collection of taxes approved March eighteenth,
eighteen hundred and fifty mine, amen ded by
chapter two hundred and ninety five OF the gen
eraI laws Of eighteen hundred and sixty, approved
March thirty-frst, eighteen hundred and sixty
published as amended; in accordance with the
requirements of section two of said chapter two
hundred and nlnety five"
THE People Of tie State Of Wisconsin, repreSeated
in Senate and assembly, do enact as toLLos0s:
Section /. Section nineteen of chapter three
hundred and eighty of the general laws of the
wear Eighteen hundred and sixty, is hereby amend
ed by inserting after the word "ward," in the fourth
line of said section, the following words, to wit :
and shall designate the piece. parcel tract of
land in the town other than village, on which the
owner, occupant other person liable to taxation,
resides"
Approved April Z, 1862. So COPY.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-30
CHAPTER 217.

AN ACT to repeal chapter lie of the general laws
of 1861, entitled " an act to amend sections Is
anu Is of chapter % of the general laws OF 1859,
entitled act relative to the sale of lands for
unpaid taxes, aud the conveyance and redemption
thereof"
Tie people Of tile State Of Wisconsin, represented
IN Senate and ASSe''6ly, do e'aact as folIoaos:
Section l. Chapter lilo of the general laws of
1861, entitled act TO amend sections Is and Is
of chapter % of the general laws of 1852 entitled
an act relative to the sale of lands tor unpaid
rs, and the conveyance and redemption thereof -
is hereby repealed.
Sec. z This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved April 7, 1862. To- COPY.