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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
7'l5 i@ tAsEoUNoEMENr or a1ed ~
.' Parson Brownlow's Book.
The subscribers arc about pubtlshine narrative
tho perls, adventures and suderings of,he b.lS'
REV. w. G.. BROWNLOW,
Among The seco s.ionists Of Tel

Among the Secessionists Of Tennessee
Tho nanuscFiptt Is nearly completed, and wiIIb
put TO press forthwith, The appearances and typ0gra
ply Ofthe work will be oi the dFst class 70 Will b
fully and handsomely illustrated with sketches Of th
scenes reierred 70, and FiHstT Engrarsd Sist
As TO its cOntens. we have no hesitation In say Ing
that tire public viii DO startled al this narrative q
facts. II will lay baro tho perseeutlons aud crlelf
which marked The Development ofthe secession eon-
spiraey In rennessoe,--the disasters aud the ruin
with which u devastated eommnnliies unee prosper
Gus, and sundered families once happNj more than
alt IL will expose The ba anirDekless ambition aud
rnGeadeIs ofthe conspracy woFeeiimulntod 70 th6iV
work ofchme and tfeason. -
The narratiS is one Of personal experience! tn }
author yOuches for the accuracy Of tts statements.
The public MAJ, therefore, acceptit as not 0niy 70
liable but peculiar chapter In the general hsioTyG
the tiuibs, and 20 are confident that more sihgD6
can s,aFtlipG ,ori istruetye memorial Of the Itbvl
accessible. . 81. .. 81 ~, -......,-.,. q, a..
The public are wen aware that Nj. Bsowniow 10 q
bold speaking man. In this narrative Of his euGsT-
ngs composed mostly while 10 custody In the jail
Knoxville he has uttered HE thoughts IN language
extraordinary force aud fcaFleness, seathing head-
versares even while IN their power, and abpeaiirg
TO his counrymen, even from bis cell, with tho uT.
:. It will be published In one volume, 1fmo =, o.
about 400 pages,at 81 IS, G4KYo sol 1t,,,te
Applegaie 4 Co., Publishes. forthe entire Wes
No. ~, Main ftfeet, Cincinnati. stf" cglt
Tho uude ersighed has been appointed agent, for The
sale OF this highly Interesting Hook, In tha
Those desiring 10 engaged the business must apply
soon. Terms &C.. will be furnished By Appl ylnR 70,
or addressing tho Agent. X. FWnfTBn.
Lancaster, April ~, 1867 l. -. , -
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'ShALL LIES. ."--H. W. Beechcr IN a
recent sermon on faithfulnsss in small
things, said: II do sot know of any buy
or that pays such prices as the devil pays
when h. buys men. Here is 9 man who
sells himself for about one eighth Of chi.
cory in q pound Of coffee. H. prepares
his commodity with a lie Every time q
mau COMMITS a known dishoncsty be s-lli
bis soul; and thousands are selling them.
selves by little driblets. And l thinl
tba, man who sells himself thus cbeai'
himself. No, he cheats the devil. Tn,
devil pays too much Tor him. ! am 10
formed that bslore commuta.ion system
was abandoned by the ferry company
men Of property and standing 10 socie /,
would boldly declare ,ha. hey hads com
mutation ticket in .hoir pocket when they
had none, for the sake Of going through
without payiBgi They He'd for ons C'hll
Ipity the dcvill do not know what
he does with such men. II ia awful 10
be chief magisIi ate Of q parcel Of men like
these. l cannot understand how these
sxigenous, thrice'squeezed M Gao be
nanagedl'
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"A mao may gsto heaven wi hout health
without vichss. without honors, without
learning. without friends. but be can never
get there withou, Christ.
Soldirrs'S pity for the wounded on the
battle Held -"Over the lsh"--oaes.
wha. tribe Of Indians could obtain a loan
with The utmost saso. PaWnses.
Wanted to patent. The Filter Of Mis-
fortune. TO sepsTats true friends from the
scum.
The most miSchisVous liaFs are those
who hep jns. Oh the verge Of Hnth.
Follow the fashion, you had better
di"plAy other peoples iOlliss than your
own.
Light Of fChsmissry-A.gas sis.
The time tha, tries meas sOuls-Win.
tor.
The 6rst apple vas eaton BY the fire.,
pair.
The laS, ding Of the dinner bslI--Pud
ding.
Tho man who carries al before him
The whrslbatroW mau.
A youths love is the mos, passinsts.--
. virgins love more viriuous.
Very lew persons have sense enou ii 10
despi's the praise ois fool. 3
Somebody says that every cord II wood
gwen to The poor is recorded above.
liyou do good. IOrg.t Il; fsvil. rsmsm
Der and repent oil,
Those who heed 20, Godt writ are Of
ten forced 10 heed the shsriGb.
Women never truly command ill they
have given 'hsih promise to obey.
The viss man justly regard. ROOdnss.
a' SOmthing to BE- attained.
wha. a burhsn is leisure 70 q mind
unprspared fOr i,s enjoyment.
Live down eaiumny; the beet reply 10
slandSrOuS reports 10 good lie.
In the end oil man Gnd the dsvlI's worI
the hardest they ever undertook.
II huot liksly that tomorrow will prove
q more convenient Ssason for yOuI rsiOr.
nation than to-day. Reform nov.
The Superficial must converse with 9th.
ere bu. the vice oan IN addition, converse
alsO with themselves.
Whist IL .atss to pu. down the rebellion.
Plenty Of bul'iOn, aud We. mus. pp, good
face upon II,
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Tns BaIonr sioE.--took on ,hs btish,
sids-',is the right side. The iim.s &c
hard. but IL will make them no sasi~r b.
wearing gloomy countsnaDcrs. il 10 sun
shine and not The cloud that makes the
flower. There is always that before Of h
round US which should cheer aud filI the
heart with warmth. The SKY 10 blue ten
times wb-re is 10 black cbce. You have
troubles. !, may be So have others. none
are ffcs from them. Perhaps !. Is we'll
that none should bs. They give sinsW
and tone to lifs-iortitude and courage 10
man. That wonli be q dull soa and the
sailof Mould meter get skill, where there
was nothing 10 disturb the surface Of the
ocean. It's the duty Of stsfy ons,o sx.
tract hll the happiness and sujoymsn. he
can wi,hou, and within him, and shove
all he should look on the bright side Of
things.
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FROM WESTERN MARYLAND.

At Cumberland, Md. as We learn from
the Wheeling Inlslligsnrer. the excite
ment on Monday was not less than il wal
IN Baltimore. A large crowd assembled
in front oI the residence Of Col. Ton. Nc,
kaig. = Nlouintat Stet Ssioaisi. when &
pistol was h'ed from window OF The
house They then con menced throw inp
stones at the window which they com,
peIely demolished. The s,abl. Of No
KaiR was 90. on Gre aud destroyed Al
the prominsn, S-oesSionisS were com,
PEELED to leave the town upon shor, 40
tics. The mob was started BY the exul,
ant manner Of the Secessionisis, on IN,
TecspIion Of the news OF Banks''rou,.
Al HagerStown the Uuion men wsr,
terribly sxasperatrd and des,roys cd the
oiice ofIhe Mail. . Secession paper. and
The SecessiOnis.S were fleeing the place
The Union men oil yirginisWere crossing
over into Maryland with their familics, Al
hsncoek and Other points, and the hin,
were rWa'miOg with men. wOmsa and
children.
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CRY 81 EAEClsrsR.
The Bprpips o. Cotton.


A correspondent Of the Little Rock
Trps Democrat. writing from Memphis,
details what he saw from the steamboat
while on his way 10 that city:
After. leaving Helena. we came to lh,
cotton burners several large steamer
sent GU, by oid,r Of the Government tC
burn all the cotton to he found any ywhert
on The river. A drcary, dssolale view il
was: the smoking, blackened bales hoaIcd
past us. aud, in some pisces. the liver OF
miles was covered with bunches "f the
raw material. aud the tLickets that firing.
ed the water ,sere whhened as if snow
drifts we're piled up against their greer
spring foliage. TIC heart sickened al
tie sad spectacle that necessarily had
been forced upon US, and as volumes oI
black smoke wreathed up far ahead. the
conviction was irresistibly forced upon
all present, tha, We were 10 the great he.
atre oi the war. where blackness and des
olsiioB meet you OF every STEP.
The farms we're inundated BY the over
flow, and the horses 1T leoantless and
desolate; the only living things 10 b. seen
were the cotton burners, al their patriotic
work. The prospect wae sad for us bul
when the news reaches Eng land, snivel
ling. aholitiOuized England. wall Of sor
row will arise that will tlIaks The loun
dalton Of her ancient throne.
The destruction Of the crops on hand
and the failuee 10 pant this season. vii
open her eyes to the FOLLY Of her posi-
tion. In ten days there will not be- TO-
600 bales in the whole Mississippi Val
ley5spd none planted. The golden limt
has passed when England might have Sa
vOd herself. hut she would not; the fruits
Of her folly must rest on her shoulders
Before this VesshAs you. the grest Mis-
pissippi Vslley will have no cotton. and
il tie enemy conquers the river, it will
be q barren conqn"st, for, lite the Rus.
SLAMS. we have destroyed our Moscow.
The Mississippian learns that the torcl
is beng applied resdily To the cotton a
long the VSlley Of tie Mississippi, and
adds:
If there was any evidence wanting Ia
make the establishment Of our indrpeod
ence absolutely certain. this would fur
Fish all that could be asked 10 convinc,
the most skertical 1t is flaming proc
Ofibe sincerity Of our professions, and 1
clinching argument oi the certainty .
our success Il shows q proud.'a glori
Gus sentiment. lie. i. be perseversd in Il
the last. Let the cot on burn until tn
Pickering flames show that the last loci
has been consumed. before the enemy u
permitted 10 get q pound "
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WooL.-EIe who sends young. good.
woOled sheep 30 tie hatcher, is doing hl.
countty a wrong. Sales OF su h should
he made 10 those who can kesp E,w
more. Sheep should be propagated and
handled with aS much rare ss II We had
but few iocks in she country. There
are tens Of thousands 1t localities is III"
wrs;, uugrazcd. where. IN each man
can keep 200 sheep M 800 cents Lead
per year and in many other places farm
.ers are raising corn iusteai Il sheep
Wool is worth 80 cent? Coru-l X oke
Of TIA. bsiorc, but pound Of wool can be
produced for what II will coat to raise q
busheI oi corn or tn get few sticks oi
co ID wool. The mo 10 Of every farmer
should be to raise 81 tep and kilt d"gs.
More than all--aod this % very ;m.
poriaol matler--iLe koil OF q iarm where
many sleep are KEEP, con,inaally incrs'ses
in value; il Is 60 tiaually Impoverished
when grain 10 raised. The very best par,
Of he soil Ioi Lunireds OF thousands oI
our farmers IL aBnn'ily hans,mited n
Europe 10 the shsp. Of gr.in; much Of !,
is exchang d ior wo,l. and . ! ui it IL
wha, We oughtto hang our heads in shame
for not producing. ], is desirabl.. ,in'c
we aIe about it, that this was lo,t hong
enough TO cure us Of this folly, and ia
learn us how TO BE- a self sustaining na.
ton. And when the wsF ends We wsnl
10 500 this result 80 want 10 500 mao.
on hnying piece Of broad cloth. know
tha. l. is made Of wnoi. snd 10 wan, 10 SOC
him hesitate 90 tuying . pisrs Of cotton
for fear there may BE- wool IN il. The
mythologicJ story Of the Go;d,n Fleece
conveys the idea u the golden profits OIL
she p raising.
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0ALIAEfar OF GEN. THoMAs L. CR,r.
TESpEH.- Among the numrrous anecdotes
We have heard Of the OOOlnsss. and. /. da, inq
show, shown by Gen. oiittebd4D oc the Geld, ci
oe'loh ,is one told By Creole prisoner, tO
whom :. seems neither the name por.,hs
,'nk Of the Gsas'sIiwss snowU: I'VE
had you whipped at one time 10 our par,
Of the Geld. said the Rebel captive. aSpd
We you'd have kept you, whipped and
routed you. v i hsdn't bssA, for . fslloW
that rnds up 10 lrpat Of yon, nm a d--.-d
ilus stump tail Hag, jas. ~ you were
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Highly ImpoTtant from North Caroline.
Union Movements.


NEW YoRK, May 29.-Tha NswbsrI
Progress states that Convention At Raj
eigh voted down by 81 10 81, the imam
sus measures offered ny Kenneth Ray nor
punishing severely any one presuming u
counsel. aid or abel In any proposition "a
reipstale the old Norh State 10 the Uuion
One of the members made q strong speech
in favor Of FREQ labor and policy Of on
couraging emipaiion Of sgricnturalIsts
BY giving famS to actual settlers.
The Union members Of the Convention
agita:s seriously the urging Of the Federal
Government TO con6soate the estates ol
the rebels, and. sending a Committee ,c
Washington therefor. The Convention
passed su ordinance, directing the Gov
srnor to discharge all volunteers over
thiIly.6ve years Of age.
The Raleigh Standard and Gro. usborc
Patriot advoeate the election Of VIM. a
Graham for Governor.
A company ei Union Home Guard
have been formed at Bay Rivcr--niuc,y
seven enlisted.
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breaking. snd threw bis cap into the air,
with shout Ike trumPei. After that
tbere was no doing anything with you,
and it was soon all lover wI'h usP That
fellow" was General Cri,tsDden.-L Lou
Journal.
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BROADWAY HOTEL,
JOSEPH H. CROMWELL, PRoP'R,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.

TAis popular Hotel IL situated on Corner Broadway
ahd second street, convenient 70 the landing, and all
ne Railroad Depoia Also near all businesshonsea
h4rks and placer ofamuaements.
hrekmst for early trains Al ave O'Clock.
I, - onnien.ss fOfall trains leaving the cry
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AYERS
CATHARTIG
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
oomplainings lre Joa out q
order, with your system d.
ranged, and your feelings uh-
comlortAblei These aymp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness Some nt Of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should be HEerted By 1
timely use Of tho right REM
edy. Take Ayers PillS, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, and
let tho huidS moyc on hnob-
structed in h@lth ! again.
They stimulate the functions
of tho body into vigorous 40
tlvlty, purify the hystem from
A I. 4l.-sa.a.I1rs..a - hfnA UImIA
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grHHY GO RfoHr 70 THE sPOrhI
INSTANT nrrAri stOr YobR cousHi
PURIFY YOUR BaEArHl
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
sPALDNo's
THROAT CoNFECTlONS,
.. easaa ...-t
..I a' .l. tti
ARE
GOOD FOR cLEReYMEN. ~
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOE PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
| a4. V ansg .e0 t.tti-' sef
ons+ttAGs eAaar b.. -. II e5-a
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spAiaass's Thssat CsssscsIsns q,
Ers LADIES AR DELIOHrED WITH I
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CnrLDREs car YoR .sa..-
| s8sIfgGiHe.
spaidinE's ThToGt cenEsetioAs
|.aga.r& u 20 d 81 rpa -1w"oalH
They relieve . Cough instantly 2
| r1H.r uI 4-1Ii-1 jHHl D. girG. o
They clear the Throat y.as na 10 ~.
They give strength &lyGpms tsthSyOis'
Thsyimpart delicious aromatothe bieatl
They are d.lightfulto the taste
They ars made Ofsinple herbs and canno
hWhn any one.
! .l-sy s'usB 80 rr5 ~ fatrt ofb
Isdviss svssy one who. hasa Cough ora npsty
Voice or Bad Breath, Or any diaeui,y ofihe Thsoa
~Neth phethBo " my Jhsohs Sph'oe"0ps, thoy WI
relieve ycu instantly. and you viii agree with ms
tha,",hsy 20 light 10 the SPOT" Yoa will Ind then
very ussfui and pissssat Wills travelling or attend
Ing psi nss,isEs for shilling your Cough or sip,
your thirst. " yeu Try one paetags sm safsin ssy
Ing that you viii ever afterwards eonsder ,hem nAis
esailb,s. Yon will dad them a. The Druggists an
beaiofs.in Medicines. ...
PRICE TwENTY.FivE CENTS.
NJ signature 10 on each paeksge AL others a.
EUGE 2EEIGIJG
A Pssksss VIM ssbI " mali, PrcPsid on Feeeip
Of Thirty csnts. iIr tf#f fr.f. s.u
20 yHENHfC. sPALDING, a
No. 10 CEDAR STREEr, New YosK.
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AS . Family PAysie,

ghiliouI DiSerdsrs = Liver ooshPlaints.
From Dr.. Theodore Bell, Of Nsp Fork CITY.
Net only your Pills admirably adapted TO their pvr
poSo aperient bat ind thoir benecai effects upon
The Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac
paiHts thad any remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice tatpo have at length purgaye which iS wor-
thy the oonhdence Of the profession and the people,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-29
fcbe-dIm
IF EGAL NOTICE

Arthur WoIceit Clara wolcott, Nathan Eswson,,
Geo II Gill, Price, Ferris Co, Geo Richardson,
EIihu Turner, Geo Crosmsn, Grinhel q Jenkins,
Pegrsm, pasnter Davis ILppsnroit. Hunter Scott,
James Kent, Saptce # Co, VIM Gray don d Co, Lind
Brother Il TO, Abtttt, JAhnt 4 et .7
Yan are hereby peii6ed thai there is on Gle IN
the bfce bf the CLERK df the District Cspft OF Lee
county lows, II Forl Madison, the petition Of Esur
Woieott, eisinins 81 yos Arthur wcicott, the
seven Hundred and Seventy Dollars, with interest
from June nh. 1854 ~ the rate o. ten per cent
AnMum. payable annually. 1t rafe money Inst
~ due hin, from you. Arthur slectt on proDis-
sorry note; ard claiming srsnst I'll 81 you tie ore
closure Of mortgage, BY the ssd Woroat 10
the Of said note ihe eAstcry half OF
LOT in block r. In The city 81 KesAuk county OF Lee
and State 81 lows
Now, unless You appear and d. fend theretson oTsn-
fore Of the second day OF the NEXT OF said
cling ard IL BIZ holden the third Nom
day cfday, 1864, al Fort Msdison, default Will -
entered against you and sjudgn.sni rendered there
on claimed trterest eosfs 81 sts; also
decrsa cutting OF and forscasipg sil your rights In
md 10 the equity OF redemption Of the said property.
Ne personai claim Is made against amy OF you ex-
eept said Arthur Woicott.
NcCRARY d. BRUCE,
feb2<-dlm Atiy'sfor PliG.
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Arthur wolsott, Clsn b Wolcost. Nathan Ee~som,
George II. Gill, Price, Ferris h Co, Geo RICH
ardson, Eithu Turner, G@errs II GsessneK. GSan-
neli T. Jenkins, PeErams Paynts Dsyis, Lppes-
colt, Hunter \ ecott. JAmss Kept, eaptee Co, Vim
Gnydon Co, Lind, Brother 4 Co, Abbott, Johns
Il Co 3
You hereby net.hed thu tsere il now on fle in
the once Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa ut fort Madison, the retitihn OF Ernr
woleots, Exe<atoF. ~ the estate 81 Ithn Wolcot de-
ecaseds claiming Of sae Arthur Aoeott, The sum Of
Thirteen Hundred and Iw str Dollars, hh inter
the from May 18th 1858 VI the rate OF ten
per cent, per annpm naeney Justly dne on prom
ssory nDts said sum, which note said *ssais has
paid for said Arthur wolc1n; and claiming OF yea
IN ths foseciosure Of mortgage given ~ aid Vol
eeft to said note, The sAsteriy half of lot
four In block twKnty inc IN The city Of keokuk Lee
county. Iowa.
New. anless yeH fpssr and plead theseio OF or be-
fore Of the sesnhd dEy ~ the next May tenn OF
said court. 10 be hfrun and Lplden nj Fort Madison,
on the third Monday OF May Isa2 Judgment will
be rendered against you by default fer the amount
cair,vd, interest and sces md decree cutting "a,
barring and fcSee sspg all rsds In and Ia The
equity OF Yedemptien Of said propetty Nc personal
claim II made against spy Of zen but Arthnr Woeoit
McCRARY BRUCE.
fchc4-dln Amy fer Pitn.
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NOTICE.

To Robert French, Barah French, Josiah Hainss
John L Etr,kcr, William wood, George " Me-
Crazy, Executor Of Tn es&ate Of Edvaft B0ynteA,
deceased, Thomas w CIaeeit, rayette Rudd d Co,
Hin m HAtney, David " lehman, David Barber, Geo
Parker, Goo @ Anderson Co.;
yoa anA es1A ysa, ars hereby notiAed fhst there
II do IN the oIhes Of ths Clerk ~ the District
Court ef Leo county. lows, y foss h.dissn peai.
French, s6s sum Of Ten Thousand fo10o0o) Dollars,
with Ten per cant inteFesi psr Asnum payable snnn-
ally, money dpc three promissoTJ notes. execu-
ted by you and socnred BY AoFtEago nade hy yoa -
said Wright, Also Claiming against each OF You the
the undivided part 81 thirty acres OF land
partic usslrlv described iH katd petition, ssaa-
ted In Ise county. Iowa for the purchase money and
further ask Ing for sao Of raid preses. snaresernl
relief And uniess you nppear and answerastd petit
ton on or before OF the ptcOnd day ~ the Bsxt
nm Of said court to commence al Fort Madison on
tho ID Monday ef May, A. d l6a2 dsianlt wfia hs
entered against yoa, and Judgment rendered thereon
NOBLE STRONG.
nar1S-d Attyss for Piainsin.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur weleotE, Clara wolcots, Nathan Newse.,
Gan n Gill, Price, Ferris 4 Co, Geo Riehsfdsen,
Eiihu Turner, 0so-Ee Gsosausan, Grinnsjl = Jsn-
kins, PeGram Yayuter q Davis. Lippencotl, Hunter
Scott, James Kept, Santees CO, VIM Grsydon
6 Go. Lind Brssher c.. AbAats, Johns tvce;
You src hereby hotined tkst thefeis now On Me In
the office ~ Me Clark Of The letsiet cosrs e Lee
county lows, at Fort MAdison. ~ petition Of Esur
WcicOtt, clsimlaE Of yous Arthur olct tho rum Of
Sixteen usndssA and Elshty DsAp, WITH interest q
tbs rate u tsn per cent per annus payable Annual-
" 1t same rate from the 4th Of Ju1y 1851, ~ money
Justly dNe hin from sAd Arthur Wo1eOtt prouis
sory note; and cstuiug akAinstAn OF you the fore.
closure Of mortgage sisen By satd Woicett, 70 -
cnre the payment Of EaiA Dste ~ ons squat half
Of lot two In Block six. on the norhery side
Of said lot. being Me half Of tho lot that lire nsxt 10
ot thrsetn said block In the city Keokak Lsscoun-
VI lows.
Nov, unless you appear and defend thereto %
before noon Of the seeopd das OF tina next Nay
q said court,to be begun and holden on the - Nor.
day OF Msy. A. D. 1859. Ut Fort Msdistn, defani&
win pc taxes aKsinet ron and jndsneAt lheftoA nor
amount claimed and interest thereon and cost Of sutf
also decree cutting 81 and foreelosins N yoxs riah
10 and 70 thu equity OF redemption Of satd propss.
No personal clAm 10 madea against any Of you except
| said Arthur WolcotI. se st a@4
McGkAtf = ANUUk,
febQ4-dim Au'yA FOR PINT.
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10 James w. Pipkin, Augustus Cook, John Early,
&. Il. StrarE. bay Bro.
Yon and each 81 you, hereby notified that thess
ID lille in the flee OF the Clerk of The District
Geurt OF Lee County lows, al Fort Madison petition
Gf ifiram Barney, claiming as YEN 1saet ". Fptfn,
the OF seventy five dollars with ten per cent In
tere4t per AuDum, payable nnnnlly money due
Mortgage made BY sou 10 Charles Mas.n, and since
~ sgBed saa Hivnn Barney. dated December 18th,
lsd3 also cming sGainst each Of she foreclosure
Of Aad Mortgage, the same bese apen Lot No. nins
p in block Ne one hsnds<A and forty four Dep IN
money and further ssking for sale of said premises
and general relief.
And nniess you appear ard answer said petition on
o. before OF the secdnd day cf the term Of
satd Coust, to nj Fert Madison the 3rd
Monday or May. d. ls62. default will be entered
sganst you spd Judgment rendered thereon prayed
| for in said petition.
| NOBLE q sTRONG,
febo5-dlm Astornrya for rfaintiG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-29
NOTICE.

70 A McCTAcken, ExecutoF Of the estate Of John
Z CoaHsHeht deceaAad, Nossa s C0nrfx wright. Sarah
wrirht. Phoebe Weir and Samuel Weir, heirs 1t
law Of John Coxrtwriaht. decsassd, Jsnas Conf
ling:
YOU and each of you are hereby n0tihed that there
10 nov on aie In the once the Clerk Of the DstFce
Court OF Lee comfy, lows, ~ Fort AaAaen. petit
ton Of Edward Cartwright, claiming OF You. y.
wright dece ned tho sum OF Thirteen Thousand FIVE
Hundred Dollars, with iAtersss, ~ mosey due on
1 Mortgage made BY the satd John courtwYieht TO
Howard Goastvhght. datsd Janasry jolh, i6Sa, IL
claiming against each Of yen the foreclosure q
said kostSaGe The sams being upon is.A Nssenne1
therein wing and being In Lee county Iowa, for Tn
purchase money; and further ssknE for ssss Of satt
premscs, and general relief. And unless rem appeal
and afswer sa{d petitiou "a or before 81 til
second day OF tho next term OF s1id Court, 10 cor
mence 1t Part Madison On the ID Monday Of Aay,A
d. 1861 default will Be entered against ycu aus
ont thereon for tr said petf
dom NOBLE + STRONG.
| marIS-a Att'yfor Plaintiff.