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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-15
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THB HvAEEvrEbH JoURNAL is now In tho ggsh
year Of its existence. Durfng ali that period 70
has sought TO be In every respect faithful 'chroni
| cler Of the times the people and the country"
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OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENTS.
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A splendid AsscEsrasnt OF fancy heAn and caps
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Boys Sporting Hats
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E.a : OOBsF:-RT 85 CHJV-Ts PE8
-Z% Bushel, a4 @' VTCKERT BROS,
oct24 Nc. 80 Main Street..
HTEHESE hard times-When every dollar
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underselltng everybody else. And now, that he
has q large stsok on hand, do not hesitate in
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80 OCA HsHA-AR ? EsE . Un.-59 sacks Buok,
.s~ wheat Flour. Extra, at =
JAMS 'a~ Ma. COOKS.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
II SEfghR Cold.

1AWa sa SESSEss Cold,
( qk sA Sonah,-EnaraHzesa
EEdIISIisLEsI o.. 9fafe l0hkdat,
t0fsiob might be checbed
I11A tUith q simple remedy,
DHegJected, o1te75 terminates seriously.
Fe1o are otUoz'e of the tneportaDoe gr
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To the beginning tyouEd yield to a
mid remedy, If not attended TO, coon
attacks the lungs.
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rrers first tstrodtsced e5epc7s years ago.
It has tee7s proved that they are the
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1onqhs, folds, A2SonclLitis,
55Hstk0za, Lgakarrh, the HaoE5rg
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giir11g tnsn5ediGte relief.
EessOEsc Speakers s. SEssg4ys
rUE1 .5aod them 8sotuo5 for oyew17g
and strengthening the vojoe.
Sold By oJ Or4gg5ste end dealers
IN Medicine, at 9s cwste per boz
fsb5 s---' 'i-'' y KHhBER q WHITE.
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eMzET PE<RR.-soo fba best quality, for
~ sale by 8. n GILBERT co.
NIS.FEEs.-4o0 kegs NAILS, ali sizes, - George
q v Foster Co.'s. 6E p -
SEAMLESS BAGS.-G,G5o seamless bsgs, ~
Geo. Foster n Co.'s. -s.--F g, -, -a...f.5} :
PoTAToEs.-S,O COO busleis (Eeshanoo and Pink
Eye1, az George Foster a 90 g. ~. .-t e
.-i CEMENT AND BIMH.--60 bbls fresh hydraaiio
cement 90 bbls fresh whfts lime.
GEO. FOSTER e CO,
mar23 Corner Locust and Canal
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r EGAL NOTICE.


Arthur Woleott, Clara Wolcott. Nathan Eswsom.
Geo II Gill, Price Ferris Co, Geo Richardson,
kliAH Turner Geo II Ircskman. GFinnei IL jenkins,
Psgran, Pxspter Davis, Iippcncoi, Huntsf Scott,
James Kent. Santee 4 &c. AH. Grayden + Co, Lind,
Brother & Co, Abbott, Johns 4 Co:
You are hereby notified that there IL now Ale in
the office Of the Clerk OF the district Court of Lee
county fowa, at Fort Madscn the petition Of Elixur
Wocott, claiming Of you, Arthur Woicott the Of
Seven Hundred and seventy Dollars, with interest
from June 7th, 1854, at the rate of ten per cent per
annum, payable annually. al same rate money at-
~ due him from you, Arthur Welcott. . pronis-
sorry notet and claiming against all Of you the fore.
cloaure Of mortgage, given by The said ole OF,
the OF said Goie the eafterls half OF
lot In block 90 in he city II Keoknk county OF Lee
aud 81 ate OF Iowa
Now, unless you appear and defend theretoon orbe-
fore noon Of the second day of the next Of said
court meBciBg aud 10 be holden the third Nom
day ofAay, le62 al Furt hadison, default viii be
entered sgsinst you and judgment rendered thsYe-
amount claimed interest and costs OF ~ IL; also
decree cutting OF and foreclosinR all yonr rights In
aud TO the equity OF redemption Of The said property
Ne personal ciainiis made against any OF you ex-
eeps SAID Arthur Woicott.
NcCRARY Il BRUCE,
febA-d1m Attylsfor PPt6.
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NOTICE.

To Jas Walsh. Edward walsh, Margaret Walsh.
Mary 4 Steep, Mary Arabe1la Hteen, Mary Yore
and VIVA YOrs, her husband, Margaret Tore aad
Ino Yore, her husband, Adiey Gregory, George
Foster, Xii Miller, Michael O'Rourke, and the mn.
known heirs and lesssees OF John O'RouFke dscsas-
ed, tdefendxntsl:
You are hereby severaliy nettned that there 10 now
fie In The Clerks ofce OF the DistFIm Court OF
Lee county, lows, 1t Keokuk, petitiop.in equity,
brought BY John Augustus Durkee aGsinat REV gray
ing 20 have nstsks corrected IN the ssEinat deed
Of partition between John O'Rourke and Patrick
Walsh. tboth decased Of certain lots and Ian a.
drawn BY them - tsnauts 10 common in Share No.
% in the Decree ~ Partition Of the HA Breed Tract
In Lee county, lows and to decree the West half Of
lot eight I6l In block hundred and nix flOG In
Keokuk, fowa to have belonged tundar aaid deed st
partitonl 70 Patrick Walsh aud tho Kayl half OF said
lot eight TEL 10 have belonged TO John 0Rourke ~
90 praynE Tor tbs conaratioa q the ka halt
lot eight In petitioner, who elaine the same under
deods from John O'Ronrke and thss he koirs ~ Law
Of said Patrick Walsh deceased, and or soad 1nRn
oiRouFhe, deceased, be forever stopped and barred
from setting mp any claim title in and 70 lot eight
lsl or any pan thereof, except under aud through
said partition deed prayed 10 be corrected and g.
tabeed BY the decree 81 said Court and also for son-
Now each OF the above named Defendant aye ~
CURED TO appear and answer this petition BY Of
the second day Of the next OF said court be
held on the rst Monday Of September. 1852, at Kco-
should not be granted decree prayed Tor there
In will be had and entere by default.
H. SCOTT HOWELL.
Solicitor for PLAINTIFF
The Above 10 Z copy OF the notice on file which WA
approved by the court the 18th Of February, 1861
and ordered TO be published In the Daily este CITY
newspaper published at Keokuk, Iowa, for six con
secusiys weeks
witness my hand and seal OF Court thi.
Us March I4th, 1861.
ERIE J. LEECH,
Clerk Of District Court
BY EpwAKp MuAA, Deputy
March 1s-d6w
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Whereas, ClaEk II. Robinson. Of tho stase OF ohir,
the enty-thiYd day OF August A d. lsot, cxecn-
ted and delivered to Deed Of Trust for the pay
ment Of certain sum af money therein mentioned,
the following described lots. pieces and pareeh
OF land situate lying and bsing In the county Of Hnn
cock and Etste or illinois, to-wit Lots No. seven
eight sl, nine lsl. ten flol eleven III and sStsss
li6. in block thirty ave Is5l; lots fourieea NJ
lots thrre ~, fenr and nve Isl in bloc. eighteen
[isl lots Ven fi0l and eleven f, IN block s.saty
six 96) all Reeves, Duskee, sanord Go = I'D dition
10 Oak y God and Hsntop, Hancock county. state OF
Illinois, which said deed II recorded In volume MIN
CO.. OF Bonds and Mortgages, Of the records Of sa,d
county of Hancock on paxes three hundred and 1fy
tw f3521 and three hundred and ff:y three l35al
Vow, by ressou OF default having been made oy
said Clark Robinson IN the OF the con-
ditions OF said deed and the payment OF the monies
therein specified, Saturday the fifth day OF April,
A. D, 1869, between this hours OF o'clock - M an
O'Clock D. m on sad day, will, BY virtue Of said
deed proeeed 70 sell property above descrbed at
pu bile yendue, the highest bidder, IN 'front.' OF the
Post once in the city Of Hamilton, fer Cash;
fsbsI ID J A. DuRKEE.
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fcba4-dIn
r EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur Woieott. Clara Weieott, Nathan Nsvson,
George II. Gill, Price, Ferris i Co, Geo Rich
ardson, EIihu Turner, George II Crossman. Grin.
nell 4 jenkins, Pegram, Paynter 4 Davis, Lippen-
colt, Hunter feott. James Kent. fsntee n Co, VIM
Gra,don Co, Lind, Brother q Co. Abbott, Johns
Co.
You are hereby notified that there is Ole in
the office of the Clerk of tie District Court % Lee
county, lewa at Fort Madison. The petition OF MiiuK
Woleett Executor OF the saiats ss kihu woloott de-
csssed, Claiming OF you, Arthur Worott, the sun OF
Thirteen Hundred and Twenty six Dollars with inter.
est on the cane from May Isth 1888 d The rste
per cent. per anuum, az money Justly due pfem-
issory note for ssid sun, which said esate has
paid for said Arthur wele.t; and claiming of you
eli the foreclosure VI mortgage given by said VOL
colt, TO secure said note, the esster1y half Of lot
four In block twrnty-nine IN the city Of kcokuk Lee
county. Iowa.
Now, uniea. you appear and plead thereto on Or be-
fore OF the second dsy Of the next Nay term Of
said court 10 be begun and holden nj Fort Aadison,
on The third Monday OF May, IsG2. Judgment Will
be rendered against you by default for the sneunt
claimed, interest and COSTS and decree eeitine OF,
barring and foseelosipe all rights In ard s the
equity Of redemption OF said property. No personal
claim 10 made against any ~ but Arthur Noicott.
AcCkAkY BRUCE.
feLat-dlm Atty for PitG.
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pHERIFF's SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, Les CoprTy--ss.
nystftue Of execution 10 me directed issued ~
the Clerk the piaric CoHrt Of said county In favor
Of William Coleman and against Curtis +. Conn and
ID. ~ Smith; have levied upon and NillseA 10 the
highest bid der, NJ front door of the CLERKS Dcs
Of the nstrici Court Of Lee county lows at keokuk
In said county, the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1869,
bet ween the hours of O'Clock snd O'Clock p.
m. OF said day, commencing al o'clcck m the fol-
lowing pr erty &e.~it: Lot pin bl4sh ~, lot In
block 25 let's and iabiock IU7 lots end tn block
81 except 40eet on 3D. street by 70 feet dee of the
resr end Of said lot lots i, and In block 6e, LOT
La block Is. lot ia block j. all In the city OF Keo.
kuk, Also part OF the northwest quarter Of section
twelve tIsl township IS north, range west, begin
ming al the southwest cfthe nofhwest quarter
said section running thence the line dividing
the northeast ausrter AID the southwest quarter OF
said section 70 rods, to the center Of the laid out
and proposed Grand Avenue from keokuk to Mont
rsre thef &c north along the Of said Avenue
90 ods thence west 60 rods to said west limo. thence
aleng said west line 20 rods 10 the beginning; con.
tanning TN aliten acres
Taken and levied upon the property Of n. saith
to satisfy said writ OF execution. o
n. g. HEDGES,
fehe-dlm Sheriff Lee county
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McCisllanss Aray.

HACoh0bA82Su army
Colonel Forney writes to the Philadel.
phja Press:
"When the army of the Potomac began
it's passage into Virginia, on Sunday and
Monday, many who had not estimated its
numbers or its capacities were surprised
at the magnitude and magni6cence Of the
spectacle. The members of the British
and French legation, who have been indus
trious in collecting all the available infor-
nation in regard to this war, confess that
they were astonished Al the splendid ssa-
terrell of the army, its almost perfect dis
cipline, and its admirable appointments.
How it is to be subsisted in country des-
olated by war, viii be one Of the main
difficulties of those having it in charge
Every pound Of ammunition, forage and
rations must be conveyed from the base Of
operations, or, should . junction be effect.
ed with Gen. Wool. from Fortress Mon.
roe. Is must be borne in mind, however,
that the blockade of the Potomac has been
raised, and that the railroad from Alexan-
dria has been rslaid to Fairfax. These
are great advantages, but they may be
countsracted by the certain destruction
OF the railroad, BY the rebels, extending
from Manassas to Richmond. The obsta-
cles in regard to transportation and sub
sistence, particularly the latter, viii com.
pei prompt and rigid action, 50 IS to pre-.
vent the rebels from fortifying themselye.
IN new positions, and Of depriving the
Union army Of the indispensable military
facilities and of the necessities Of life."
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To Jsmes w. Pipkin, Augustus Cook, John Early
e.. q. strong, Day Bro:
feH, and each Of ynn, hereby notied that there
10 now on le In the once Of the CLERK or The District
Court OF Lee County, lows at Fert Madison pe0t1ns
Of Hiram Barney, claiming OF ycu james " Pfpkins
The sum Of seventy Eve dollars with per cent
Mortgage made by you TO Charles Msssn. and sire
ssngned to said Hiram Barney, dated December 1ssf
1bo, also claiming against each Of Jon the foFeosur
Of said M0ftfxke, the ssmr being upon Lot No. MIN
90 In biock No. one hunved and sortyfb0 {fsl) n
the city Of keekuk Lee County lows, for the purcha
end eenefal veaef.
And unless you rprear and suswcr said petition "a
before nesn Of The second dny Of the next term q
said Court, to commence al Fort Asdsos tbs Srs
Monday or May, A. ID. 1852, default viii be ehtsst
against you and Judgment rentored thereon prayS5
for In said petition. Z
NOBLE T. sTKOHG,
feb2S-dlm Attorneys for Paint
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IT EGAL NOTICE.

10 James l.. Estes, william Mcdaniel. John olive,
A. l.. Deming and John T. Antrim, his eestque trust
Charles Mason. Love, Bryan, Adams 4 Co. and A. r.
Antrim:
You and each ron hereby notified that therets
ale in the Office OF tho CLERK Of the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa. nj Fort Madison petit
ton Of Solomon Sherer, claiming akaipst you judg-
ment against James l.. Estes for the sum OF thirteen
Hundred collars with Interest thereon SINCE the 1Uh
OF February 1890 and decree for It's nj before
delivery 81 possession OF quarter section OF land,
6escrihcd In said petition ~ the OF
aectfon 3 in TOW nshjp IS north of range west In
said county and Tor ien prior In effect against said
farfd 10 exclnaan Of the mortgages thereon and
for general relief Unies. yoa appear ~ the term
or said court and answer thereto in sixty days FROM
service hereof said petition will be taken ~ confess
ed, and default aud the relief prayed Tor granted
the reop FRANCIS SEMrLE.
janl7dim AtyIofPH'u.
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WHERE THE REBELS HAVE GoNr. -
The report Of the retreat Of the rebe
army to Gordonsville is confirmed. Ths
Richmond Examiner of Sunday says
Considerable uneasiness is manifested
by the public on account Of the reports d
our force falling back from Manassas and
the Upper Potomac. Positive assurances
n given that these movements have moi
besn made on account Of the pressure Of
the enemy, but are purely strategic. Gen.
Johnston has confidence ia the admin.
stration, and it is certain that = new line
Of defence will be organised. The points
have not Jet been selected, but it il
thoaght probabls that the line Of defence
will extend from Staunton to Gordons-
vile. A depot Of provisions il now being
established at the latter place.
A despatch dated at Washington last
evening says:
!" Tho enemy rest with their front lad.
vaucs) u the Rupidan river, and the
camps extend near 70 Gordonsville, twelve
miles. The region around Gordonsville
u almost as broken and a. thickly wooded
- about Bull Rnn, and besides it is the
point Of intersection Of railroad connec-
tons Of vastly more Importance to the
rebels than Manassas. Whenever they
lose Gordonsyiile and Charlottesville, rs
miles northwest fthe former point, Rich.
mond is wholly cut of from the great and
important valley Of Virginia and the Pied
mont region, out of which three fourth Of
the provision supplies at Richmond from
the state Of Virginia have necessarily been
drawn,
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II EGAL NOTICE.

To Robert Wiison.--Str:--for are hereby notified
that there ME In the once OF the CLERK Of
the District Court OF Lee County lows at fori MAdi
son pettion Of Elizabeth Wilson, claiming Of yon
divorce from the bonds Of matrfmony nov existing
bstuee YOU and her, for the guardianshiP Of her
child born Of said rrage for her costs Of suit and
for general relief. The avesmsnts OF said petition
are iBhumAn treatment and wtlfu' deseftion--
Unless appear and sns~er said petition on OF be-
fore the SECOND aay Of nsxt term ~ eaId Court,
10 be begun and held 1t Fort Msdisou Aforesaid o.
the thard Monday May next, de fsul And decree n
SIMPLE b FISLY,
iapI7dlm Auysfor Plaintiff.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

To W. n. Early, John Early, Augustus Cook, c.
Strong. Day 4 Bro.
You, and each OF you, are hereby nofined that thu
IL now ie In the ONCE Of the CLERK oil the Diatr
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At Fort Madison petit
Of HIRAM Bafney&iaaMiDg Of yos, w. II. Early, I
sumo Of one husdFsd aud any dollar, with ten p
due On Mortgage made BY you 10 Charles MsSon, .
s.sco aasteasd to said Hiram Barnsg dated Septeut
Goth 1854, also claiming against each OF you the &
closure OF said Mortgage the same being upon Lot
eight (sl in block hundred and fOrty-esght RI
in the city Of kcckuk, Lee County, lows, for I
purchase moneyt and further mixing for sale of q
Dr1IniSss .Aad general relief.
And unleas yon appear and answer said petition
or before noon oft second day OF next tern Of
Court. 10 commence ct Fort Madison os the 1sd h
day of Msy A. D. 1852 default viii be entered agai
You, and Judgment rentcped thereon ~ prxyed for
said petition.
N0BhN q STRONG.
feh1S-dIm AfapFsN q fee piain i
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marlI-d
IT EGAL NOTICE.

10 Matten Demon Smith You are hereby mott fed
that there ia He In the once of the Clerk VI
the District Court oil Lee County, iowa, 1t Fort
Madison, petition of Minerva A. Smith, Claiming or
yAn divorce from the boads Of nsatrinopy now
ting between you and hsr and for the uardiauhhip
children by you and for her cost and for gen
eral relief on the ground OF wful deseRion.--
Unless You appear and answe said petition On or
before noon Of the seconH day fehe next terra oi
the third Monday In May next default and decree
prayed will be entered ainst sou Order ofpub-
location has been made 4th OF January
SEMrLE & FfNLY,
i.nl7dlm Att'ys Tor Plaintiff.