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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14

Murder Mystery DeinU EnraveIed.
Our readers viii remember the mysteri-
Gus murder Of Miss Harvey of Rockford. in
this State, at Ottumwa, Iowa, some two
years since. The Rockford Register
says:
The mystery in regard to this murder
seems likely now in fair way to be un-
raveled. The commonly received theory
that Liant McComb was the murderer Of
both Lawrence and Miss Harvey, O. ct
present indicated, 10 unfounded, and Law.
renee and McComb both seem to have
participated in the crime Ii 20, the BODY
of the man found, and supposed to Be
Lawrence, must have been the pedlar who
was missing 1t the same time. The new
theory is based upon the fact that Sheriff
Upright sometime since, got on the track
of Lawrence, MS he supposed. and all the
subsequent developments seem TO confirm
his suspicious. The person is now under
arrest at Omaha, and description Of him
corresponds infinitely with Lawrence, A
lady living there who formerly resided in
this county, and knew Lawrence, also
identities him. Sheriff Upright started
last evening for Ottumwa, where he en-
poets the Sheriff there to join him, when
they will proceed to Omaha to arrest
Lawrence aud return him to Ottunwa.
where Of course he must have his trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14
New Books

New 1ook1.
The City Book Store 10 this DAY In recent OF u,
following choice literature:
cecii presme. y Theodore Winthrop. &
shadow In the House, by Saunders
Aee NoussoOd VI bouvsrte, by Sautheru Lady
kcnNa IN Many Keys BY HoImss
hscoIiecfsons Of shelley Byron, BY TYslsunv
shelley hs1sriAis BY Lady shelley,
ihs k1lsctsd Atons, by virginlan-
Tom Bafks's school Days ., kusby
UeVaney p Opium Eater.
iAterasy "reminiscences
Theological k~aays,Ac
hood's Poems, Blue and Gold.
L0weiis =.
L'nxfsiisv's Peems, Blue and Gold.
Mrs Janeson's Love- Of ths Posts Blue Il Gold
Charsstcristies, &c,
- Italian Printers
Lsgend oftAe NJ adonns"
Sketches OF Art,
- - bfsry, &C. - 4.
Hawshornss Marble faun.
House Of the Seven Gables.
Scarlet Letter.
Masses, from Old Nsnse.
Twice Told Tales.
= SNOW Image.
hlithedAfa kemances
Longfeiiow's hiAw stha
- kvAngefIne
The above Books Will be sold nj Pu b.hevss n,sc..
The public Are anshed 70 call and Inc The STICK
sene q J. W. aGBEN-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14

a-4r. z
CuLD 6sAp.-The weather took sharr
turn yesterday, and from very mild STATE
u the morning became bitterly cotd, thu
mercury At 9 P. M. indicating six degree,
above zero. 1t had downward tenden.
cy. and will doubtless be considerably be.
low zero this morning. The fantastic
shapes and figures which Jack Frost i'm
pressed upon the window panes were Gu.
rious and beautiful to behold.
REcRuITfsa.--If any man could raise
regiment at the present time, and do il
quick. it is John w. Rankin. He has
already organized his recruiting forces,
and the business will be done with zeal
and energy. Among others engaged in
the work, We notice the names OF Lieut. s.
N. Archer, and Capt. Henry s. Newton
The latter is an old citizen Of this place,
and man Of standing and character
Lieut.. Archer was connected with the
Second Iowa Regiment for several months.
and on leaving the same received the
highest testimonials Of his standing and
military efficiency from Col. Crocker and
other officers of the regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14

ETA promissory note for IS 80. pay.
able to John w. Shular, found on the
street, can be had by applying to Capt.
S'mpson ct Camp Halleck, proving prop
erty, and paying IS cents for this no.
tire
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14
M0rses NJ Auctian.

I. Howe & Go. viii sell 1t auction on
Saturday morning, Feb 18th, at / Q o'clock,
in front of their Auction room, Estes
House, three or four good horses, sold
singly for cash. This will offer rare
opportunity to get good horse cheap.
DIT. 1. HOWE, Auctioneer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14

Corner Main and Second Streets
Next to Banning Hoase Of VIM Thorn psos 4 Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14
THE GATE cry
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ID.

20 m DRuMMED Ourl-At dress d.
rade last evening an order was read direct.
ing that private of Company | should
b drummed out Of camp for stealing
goods At Clagett's store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14

PERSONAL Major Frank Hridgman
returned with his family few days since,
and after brief visit the Major left for
Louisville.
Col. Dewey, President Of the X. Mt.
p. h NJ. r. r.. favored us with call last
evening.
j.. b. Paul, Sutler Of the Sd Iowa Cav
airy, has returned to this city. The regi-
ment is SO divided and scattered that the
Sutler finds it difficult to locate his bust.
meas with the regiment.
COL Mcdowell has received 40 exten.
sion of his furloagh for few days.
Capt. O, +. Conn, Of the It'll Iowa In
fantry, has been at home for week or
more, and we regret to say is confined to
his house by illness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14
Negotiations ~ Transporsatien and
Travel.

From and after Saturday, Jan 25h no railroad a.
sAEe coach, or vehicle running se.t or wsstvsrdI,
from Inc Aississipp river, into North Missouri. viii
espefmiasd 70 carry freight passengers from Keo
sue whout The strcteat compliance with the reguas-
hshs OF The Treasury Department al washington
which require that ssi cghis, Of vhatever nst.Ye.
sxespt such ~ may BE- under military orders shsi be
eofsssa by aCnsssn House permit, and that Gil bar
ssee Of travellers shall he carefully and duiv
ssAled " Custom House Officer"
: hs nndsIsiGnsd will issue permits for the trans
persation Of arocds destined for proper persons aid
Pieces with the least possible trouble OF dsIay and In
sps and seal all baggage ofavelers the civ
~ asuner to Isasi Iroablc cousisten Win
lhs end desired.
iheougset aimed Att to prevent any Gid or assist
anoe Or Communication with any persons directly or
indirectly, dsioyaIto, or In arns against the Federal
Sovsfnmcns. JOHN sTANNUs, surveyor,
Custom House, ksokuk, Jan. Is Isosatf
SrArE ov Iowa, Apl'r HAr,s cvv.v
Des Aotnes, Jan. 1lth. 1869. (
There is nov opportunity TO raiss tvo eomra u,e.
iof ihe 10th regiment Iowa Volunteer iuiantry.
desiring recruiting commissions for that mar
pose viii MAKE Immediate application to me n De.
Aoines, Presenting such recommendations A. thev
deem proper.
N. b. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of the state OF Iowa.
Jan 2Q-dkw3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14

NEW BOOKS.
The Shadow In the HOUSE, By John Saunders. =
boob for ths Nules. Al
BRowNLLLs Book Store,
Opt. y Cor. Main aud Fourth SIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14
IT'D. Il. BROwNELL,


Would gall attention to h.a stock Of Books, Sta.
~ unusually low pfsces. Thalkfull Tor the patr
are bssiowedon him for the past eight yeats be re
spestiaily solicttsa c9ntinaslee Of the same.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-26

is now at Winchester Lee they con-
sidered their most able general; jack
son the bes for speedy marches aud
dashes; Beagrcgard had not fallen into
disgrace, bat was out of health. Ma
grudor was 1sAnk at Malvern Hill and
had been trlnsferred to another COM
mand. He3 it not been for him and
another druo en- general, we should have
bagged Mcclellan and his whole force at
that time,
Slgel wsF eopsiJeNd among his
eountfymea cn s5lest gesSfal MO-
OleiaHis se n
Aiotie tlss feis tSey sai3, mas
become fyfvord with oar soldiers
Pope was oxecrated ya'l. lie thought
him an able general, but constantly leay-
gaps open,
The only difference between us and
you" said a Rebel colonel, :" is, that
you magnify your forces in the field
while we keep our estimates down -
The most severe battle Of the war for The
number engaged, was that fought before
Charleston Jeff. Davis is very much
behind the people in his measures
Here | asked of South Carolinian,
are you going to keep your Southern
Confederacy together on the States rights
theory?
Give US a chance and VIC will show
YOU" lie retorted. +" If we don't make
it work, we may return to the old Union,
but not with Abraham Lincoln as Presi.
dent" The privates informed me that
they had no tent cqupage, aud frequent
ly marched twenty-five miles or more a
day, bat were content. We are Sight
ing for our country What are you
fighting for?" inquired a North Caro-
linian Of me-
Who could have believed, on looking
at these groups Of men scattered over the
fields eating drinking and conyersing
together, that they had in ono short
hour before been engaged ia deadly con
hict
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-26
THE GREAT BATTLE OF WEDNESDAY
Desperate and TerrllIlc Eneoun

The details OF the battle Of Wednes-
day, the lzth instant, show it to have
been long desperate and bloody one,
ip which arae .ae Federal any
1911 fss- r. f-7 s A.
federlto) f. ht with the utmost despa-
ration, aud SUSTAINED heavy losses. In
the absence Of any thing more reliable,
we subjoin the following account as Civ
en- by the special correspondent Of the
New York Tribune .
A Terrific BaCtIe--Great Loss OF Life.
Battlefield OF SuARpsBuRG, Nh. !
Wednesday Evening, Sept. II, 1862. I
The greatest battle Of the war was
fought tod y, lasting from daylight tll
dark, and closing without decisive result.
The forces Of Mcclellan and Lee were
engaged for fourteen hours Two hun
bred thousand men have fought with the
utmost determination on both sides Mel
ther can claim a complete victory
On The left of the Rebel position
Hooker, Sumner and Franklin have
crossed Antiotem creek, and have driy-
en- the enemy from the groana they
chose to cover their tanks in front Of our
batteries, and troops have steadily nd
vanoed and occupy tonight q range o.
hills considerably beyond those drsl
taken
On the Rebel right, they have lost the
bridge owe tho creek, which wos carried
after bard fght, and Burnside has
o.sod with all his forces.
The result Of the days fight, there
fore, is that the Rebels have lost ground,
their position is contracted, both tanks
attacked with success, and their rear and
only Inc Of retreat seriously threatened.
After the fight on Sunday at South
Mountain. near Middletown, Mcclellan
pushed bis army rapidly forward, send
ing caygirg ald artillery cut on the la
gerstogn read, Burnside through Fox
Gap to the sharpsburg road, and the rest
Of his forces through Boonsborough 10
Kcedysyilie, and thence toward Sharps-
burg.
On the crest Of the hill this side Of
Sharpsbnrg the enemy were discovered IN
force. Their troops had been brought
down from Hagcrstown, up from llar-
per's Ferry, and part Of the army hold
IN Virginia as reserve
About four in the afternoon Of Tues
day Hooker was orderad to cross Anlie-
tam creek, at the upper ford on ihe
right, With bis whole corps, attack the
enomys left and occupy q position on
their hank lie crossed without opposi
ton, sent forward cavalry skirmisbors
who were speedily driven back, and
then, advancing with hts whole force
about six, took possession Of strong
ground, close to the Rebels loh, and i'm
became engaged with artillery
and infantry. Darkness ended the eight
with slight loss on either side, Hooker
and holding the woods from
which the enemy's first fire came.
There we're constant alarms during
Tie night, the hostile pickeis being close
10 each other al along the line Early
IN the evening The Rebels took to fght-
ing amorg themselves, and several heavy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-26

=
The Rebes perceived their advantage,
and at the same,time pressing Crawford
and attacking on Sclggick's, broke Craw-
ford's line, which fell back in confusion
on Sedgwiek. The 34h New York on
the left was forced to give way at the
same time, and the woods were yielded
to the enemy
Gen. Sedgwiek was severely wounded
in the shoulder, leg and wrist, but re-
fused to leave the field until his division
retired
Gen. Howard then took command and
ordered the division in the rear. Major
Sedgwicb, aid of Gen Sedgwick was shot
through the body, but is not mortally
wounded. Many Of the regiments suf-
fered most severely. The 18th Massa-
chusetts lost nine out Of seventeen Off
Gers, whose names arc given in the list
annexed Col Kinks, of the 10Th Mas
sachusetis, was killed. Col Wislar LIST
California, was severely wounded. The
Bath New York could gather but thirty
four men when rallied
French and Richardson meantime held
position well to the left and less in ad-
vance, and kept it. Gen. Richardson,
not long after, was severely wounded in
'ne slOu =, VINE ieduicg ooi'ing reg.'
ui . Vsu. Danu, p ooug"lcA ; a.
sr'Non' was "ounueu' pue NOT severely
'9 9i,. 'ouullicr 1oun1 n'"'seii Vcl'sou'
ny tu,s teselse' 70 Wilnura~ us i,ues 10
fshs'. ''rSt poSilion' Wnefe he nsia tueni
a'Dl'y' nc nau peGn eAposeu curing all
Ipe aes'ou 70 're noV'est o. epe nfe;-
W. noVefel 9. Tvs s'a1' was ~9unueu
IN Tue ~ eePy' lNpopnaf'eu III .ne igg'
G0'Refai fiah9'4 slr'Nel WIN MS
III go0t cue COOK, ts'i'...s -
'e9H5 uiylsloh TO mo Aeit ana "a bons.
T2sh omlth was advanced over the
s4lhe giounu Which had Just been lost.
itis eailant name ana vermont troops
went IN AZ double quick, driving the
heoeis oc'Vrs then'' ana on inc fences
ana beyond the woods, and again took
me poiht' this tme not 70 be gwen up.
ials was accomplished by three O'Clock
1 MeanWnus INC forces IN 'front.' Of the
%nole me aaa peen gaining some ground
iiaro hghnng all along the line had con-
Shued al intervals tnFoilgh inc day
nrench ana oiocum were wei toward
the centre u was time TO hear from
burnside who had been long delayed IN
his elort to carry the bridge
~ tour o'clock Mcclellan sent orders
to Burnside to cross at once, at all haz-
ards, and capture or silence tho battery
IA front. The bridge was captured in
/ gallant style, but with tho loss Of Col
hlngsbury and 800 Killed and wounded
Burnside, when once across, advanced on
road and M tho slopes Of the bin. *
position Of great importance was carried
at Grst by his impctnous attack. but was
afterwards abandoned. as The Rebels
were able to bring ten hoavy masses Of
troops from the centre aud left to oppose
Burnside.
Our attack on the left having ceased
for iho time, Sumner and Fropklin we're
ordered By Mcclellan to hold their own,
aud tic advance Of Burnside was relied
-. a. 1.;Io Al L., n.rl.,1o. ,r..
vnar hoforo bo woS ayer tho crook aad
M corces sca;ast Him roo NOM for biq
numbers RI therefore was OBLIGED 10
~oa himself with deGpdine tbe
5iH# ma bis position beyond, and the
hnai attack was postponed ~ to morrow.
ibe hrg on boih s'aes aica away gFadu-
~. III to day ~ ,osnl, bago
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-26

~ a Northern editor predicts that
Wool will be king. Does be mean wool
on the back Of a sheep or on the head Of
a Niger?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-26

Eg- Almost every evil has its COM
pensation lie who has but one foot
meyer treads on bis own toes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-26
Vol. vIIT.---No, G.

aela q Che head Of his veteran corps. -
PAgsuing the forword movement, he led
his niea Immediately against The Rebel
liHe and to the suppeys Of Crawford -
Seagwlcks division, TIE flower Of the
PaniNsssla army, advanced on the right,
RS gson and French d cousidera-
bic utgrvis 70 the LEFT. The first yolIey
fron Seagwick's troops was tremendous,
but { Was answered bya heavier ono.
iard lad found tie Rebels ID greas
fcf The woods, aud was already in.
ae-f ih1 laiN IN con
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-26

AE- The soubriquet of Sionewall
Jackson" IS now changed to Portable
Fence Jackson"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-09-26

TuE PARoLED SotDIERs TO DE- SESr
AoAINsr THE SDIASs.--Tbe paroled
prisoners Of Colonel Miles late command
OF llaTpcr's Ferry are 70 be sent immo-
diaiely to the Northwest 70 suppress tho
Indian Insurrcction. This deposition
OF The soldiers indicated can not affect
their parole, and it will enable the gov
eminent TO place eight thousand WE'LL
drilled troops in a field where their SER
vices ara much needed. N T. Heraid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
ia2a-dtsl
SliERiFk'S SALE.

THE STATE OF IOWA.! In tho District Court Of
SCOTT COUNTY. s'cott Co.. State Of Iowa.
k(i virtue % speciul execution issued from the
- Office OF the Clerk cf the District Court Of Scott
County, State Of Iowa, in favor "f H. A. Gutscbow
and against John Wic.;:m, Hans Stotenberg,
Abel oto,enberg, William Dlnsmosr, NJ. ~
l.. Thoemng, George =. q. Dow. Charles y.
Faulkner, ia.icot Emerson " Co, and the
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Company.
defendants. dated the 10Th day Of January.
A. y. ls6., nnd to me directed, commanding
that Of thu rca! cstatc hereinafter de-
scrbcd Of the said Ian. S;ol,enberg. make.
or cause to be made, tho sum Of Six Hundred and
Thirty Two and sD-ln0 dollars with interest and
costs, levied upon the following described real
estate in Scott County, Iowa, 10 wit: Tho east
half OF the southeast quartz r OF Section No. Eight
cen tl5l. in Tow. ship no. Seventy Eight (7S),
north Of Range 70. Three 90, east Of the 9th N:
And hereby give public notice that shall
offer for sale. n. public cutlery, 1t tho Court House
door. in the city Of Davenport Scott county, Iowa,
saturday, the - iday si February, 1862, at the
hour Of o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, 10 tho highest
and best bidder therefor in cash, the above de-
scribed property SUI ccnt thereof to safety the
above debt with Interest ard costs.
Dated this 10th day of January, 1862.
JAMES TIIOkINGTOE,
dts janl1 Sheriff Of Scott Co., Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

HNKUSTEE'S SALE.-Wherea.. en- IN. yo,h
i day Of June. a. d., 1860, Wilism j. Hsllcn>
bach executed unto Austin Corbin as Trustee. a
certain Decd OF Trust, conveying 10 said Trusiee
the land In Scott County, Iowa, describcn "a fol-
lows, to.wit: Tue north half Of the north. west
quarter of section No. thirty (SO.) and tho west
half Ut tho south west quarter Of section No
nineteen lV,) all In township No. eighty iSo.l
north Of range No. one q, east Of the str r. N.
Said deed OF Trust is recorded in book s." of
mortgages, page 4e7, Scott county, Iowa, records.
to which reference is made for full and particu-
lar description Of security and indebtedness !;
which said conveyance was mado by tho said Hal.
lenback, for the purpose Of securing tho payment
ct certain pronissoIy notes and the interest there
on, signed by said Hallcnbsch, With others, dated
tho Seth day Of June, A. d., 1860, ana one of
which was for the sum Of seventy five dollars due
in eighteen months after date to order of Lewis
Perry. with exchange on New York City. and with
interest after duo ut ten per cent.
And now, said described note having become
due and payable, and tho said Hallenbnch
having failed to pay tho same, /, Austin
Co,bin. Trustee rs aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue Of tho over
which Is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will.
on Saturday, the lat day Of March, A. u. 1862. nj
the hour OF hino o'clock the Of IN id iay
at the Court iou.cd door in the city of Daycnport
pose and offer FOR sale, at Public Auction for cash
the parcels OF land above described, or so much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note, with Others nov
day OF sale, together with all tho costs md
expenses attending said sale, costs OF this notice
unl Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of January, A. D., 1862,
AUSTIN CORElN,
Ja29-dts Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
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gINKUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAS, ON THE
l. 7th day Of November, A. d. 1860, Ephrsim
i'unce ADD Elizabeth, bis wife, and Thomas b.
Bunce, and Albina, his wife, executed unto Aus
tin Corbin, rs Trustee. = certain Deed Of Trust,
conveying to said Trustee, the land In Clinton
county, Iowa, described as follows, to- Wit The
south half Of tho North East quarter Of Section
No. thirtysl 30, j.. Township No. eighty -one. s,)
North Of Range No. two, 90 East u the 9Th p.
u. Which said conveyance was made BY the
said Ephraim and Thomas h. and wives, for the
purpose Of securing tho payment Of one certain
pronissory note and the interest thereon, signed
by said EIhraim and Thomas, dated the tn day
Of November, a. ID. 1860, and payable IN one year
after date, TO the order Of William i. Wheeler,
for the sum Of one hundred and thirty and
5J-l0O dollar, ON which note IL endorsed the sum
Of seventy -three dollars.
And now, ii note having become due ard
payable, and said Ephssim and Thomas having
failed 10 ay the same, except - above named,
/. Austin Cortin trustee "a Aforesaid, do hereby
give this publ, Iotice thatby virtue Of the power
vi ich is ia me vested by said Deed OF Trust,
I will, on Saturday, !ths 10Th day Of March,
A. d.. 1862, 1t the hour Of nine o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, At the Court House door,
ia the City Davenport, pose and o&es for sale,
public auction fsrcasb the parcel Of land above
descr.cd, or 80 much thereof, ~ shall b.
nccessary te satisfy and pay the CUNT due on said
note, vi the interest thereon to the day Of sale,
together with ell the COZ II and expenses attending
said sale, costs 81 this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the LIST day Of March, A. D., 1852.
mch3l Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
LEGAL.
81. oh'oiSAL NOTICE IN FORECLOSURES
u s e:sa. c'sasy 4 Di,.,,..c....

al, .n'olSAL NOTICE IN FORECLOSURE.
,',, :, s s:ss, ''''''tl !. D,......o....
'I HnI n,osnoy -; George B. Havl.v. n..,., .
.ns. 2: Re-, Aiiss Lewis. u 49, z.
On q. Fersids1 1s ssssso,' Of the estate Of Hsi.
20 tho above named Defendants
:. % are hereby no,ined thai IL. .,.
me above nsmed plaintiff was Hled a. .hn o
o. The Clerk Of The District Cssrt Of No.. omee
.I: on 70. - q DeesmSsr 1851
.srest nom tho 18th day Of April. 1851 -. n M
oeinS the amount dss On . certais n,a-,s s.me
noss gwen ~ Geovgs b. and Daniel q T"y
payao'e TO the order Of John Hornhy. h..,;.. ~.
staoovs date payable four years sfter III
,";,s sanu.y :. " per cent. saia note con
,ains condition, thu: said note IL NOT IN -.
deemed duo until the payment asd 6isah .,,. =,
. certain mortgage, executed 10 secure = c.s,.,"
amount OF the School Fund and the said 49,.
gage has nov been paid and disoharecd. Pi.;s.
'iu ALSO claims Of yop the foreclosure OF a cerf.,
Ca the following lands. to-wit: That mari Of ~.
No; one H. in block City four (s4.) in the c;,.
Of Davenport, described as follows, Wis: Besin.
Ing al tse south cast corner Of said lot thsnc.
west -four (6s) fcstto tue south vest cs,n.,
=, sa,a ". thence north eighty (s0) feet; thence
eas s' ns,y Tour tot) feet; thence south eight,
Saul lsst 10 the place Of bcginnny, Aud unies.
,ou appear Thereto end defend before noon ~
u no second DAY Of the next regular term OF IN.
cco', county District Court. 70 be holden On ~
.ai.s s'onaay OF February, 1861, default viii Ia
isroJ the,aon .''d sEa'ns. you. and Judgment ron
Rca, Miles Lewis, James spear snd =, .a"cs y.
day, Executors Of the estate az Heicr = rroH;-
day, decc ssed, are hereby noti6oi thu, No TIT
al Claim ~ made against them in tho abnrs -.
ton. LANEA SKINNLWo nc
At.'ys 70, pl'ff by order Of the cour,