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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

W The Military Commission of which
HUNTER is President, is dissolved The
court will be reconstructed without Hun
TER, who returns to the Department Of
the South, and also without Gen. AUGUr,
who goes back to his division in the army
of the Potomac
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. 20, 1862

oAORSoN, lhnN', ocp. 80, icol.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 2.
l The geographical divisions designated
in General Order No. SO from Headquar .
tiers Di trio: of West Tennessee, dated
Sep. 24lh 1862, will hereafter be known
as districts The First Division Will con
sttute the "District of Mempbis," Maj
Gen. ". I Sherman commanding; the
Second Division, the District OF Jack
son." commanded by Maj. Gen. S A
Hurlhut the Third DivIson, the Dis
trict of Crrinth,'' Big. Gen. O. 5. Haml
ton commanding; tie Fourth Division,
the " District OF Colum BUS" Commanded
by Brig Gen. T. A. Davies.
Ii. The aruy heretofore known as the
Army OF the mississippi" being no"
divided and in different departments, will
be discontinued as separate army.
Ill. Until army corps are formed, there
will be no distinctions known, except
those OF departments, districts, divisions,
posts, brjgades, regiments, and companies.
BY coumsDd OF Maj. Gen. .. S. Grant.
JNo. A RAwLINs, A. a. G.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15
4 New Kind of Fool.

A citizen walking up Chestnut street
the other day, trod upon the flowing skirts
of q lady. The skirts were distended by
the most lavish circumference OF crinoline,
and trailed upon the sidewalk at least tour
inches. The drapery was SO voluminous
at any rate, that The wearer was some feet
distant from her husband, beside whom
she was walking.
The citizen troG upon the lady's skirts,
bringing her to stand still. The citizen
apologlzed In the most humble manner,
and the lady granted it. To bis surprise,
as the lady passed on, the husband, turn
ing short about, said to the citizen
YOU'RE fool %
- said The indignant and astonlsh-
resent to the insult.
'Oh, don't mean to insult you. see
by your appearance that you are gen.
tleman. When say you're fool, l mean
you are tool tor apologzing to woman
who wears trail skirts, because you acct
dentally tread upon them. That lady,
sir, is my wife | have to get my boots
BACKED four tunes day to walk with her,
for fear of soiling her founces. The next
time you tread upon them, pray don't
apologize for 1t. 1t you bad torn the whole
.rail off the dress, | should have been
pleased rather than otherwise"
And you retract your offensive re-
mark, then q asked the citizen.
8 In the sense you understand it, do,
OF course. Should you again tread upon
my wlte's trail, and then apologize Tor it,
| should 'eel very much like repeating the
epithet"
The citizen wendell bis way ke man
WHO has acquired new wiinkle.-PhiL.
adeIphia North american.
sion of inability to cope with the rebels in fair
stand-up fght-World. . -.-.--- = E..
Busn! A. well say chat the bjocEade
is confession OF weakness. The Procla-
nation is de.igued to cut off the food
the blockade TO cut eff the clothing and
other supplies. There is no difference be-
tween them, either in principle or effect.
We are bound to use any advantage
whereby the enemy shall be Weakened
1t is our duty TO save loyal lite and trea-
sure as far possible. and not let the re-
bellion hold out day ionger than we csn
help ANY other policy would be con-
fession Infinitely worse than " confession
OF weaknes-''--a confession of sympathy
NTH the rebels
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

CoLFAx ELECTED By the official count
that sterling patriot aud able man, soHUT-
LER CoIFAx, is reelected to Congress by
s2s majority. a good many Demo-
Gratis spent their money for whisky to re-
joice over bis defeat in vain.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

IL The election of Hon. q. 5. KELSEY
to the Senate from Marquette and Green
Lake, over J. G. TRUEsDELL, who run as
Union candidate, and received the sup
port of every paper in the district, is a
great triumph for Mr. K. and is a strong
endorsement of his course as Senator by
the people.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

E To the eyes of our rebels. year
ago the Southern Confederscy was mo
charming and angelic young creature.
Now her votaries zee ;,er III her rags, with
her teeth dropped out, her wig fallen from
her head, and all tie paint rubh. d from
Ter haggard face.-Loufsrills Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

PARDoNED MARY FENICK sentenced
in the Justice Court of Oshkosh, Oct. Is,
to 40 days Imprisonment for vagrancy,
and ELIAS LONG, sentenced by the Circuit
Court of Walworth county in May, 1850,
to nine years imprisonment in the Stale
Prison, have been pardoned.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

COMMANDS A DIVISION. STARR
WEATHER OF the LIST Wisconsin now COM
mands the Cd Division in the army lately
under BUEDL. Col. HANBRlGHT, of the
10Th Pennsylvania, commands the 2Sth
Brioado
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

COMMITTED The sentence of ELIZA
WERBER by the Municipal Court of Mil
waukee 20 60 days imprisonment for lar
ceny, has been commuted by the Govern.
or to $50 fine.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

THE GREAT TRAITOR DETECTED. The
traitor discovered in the War Department
is said to be James M. Wright. confiden-
tial clerk in the Adjutant Generals office
He lives in Prince Georges county, Mary
land. he is made acquainted with all the
orders to the army before they are pro-
mnlgated, and knows the most valuable
secrets of the Government, which he com
municates to his rebel cronies The War
Department has been repeal eddy informed
OF his treason, but refused to credit it.
Will it have the nerve to hang him now9
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

ILLINOIS LEeI>LATURE. The Democrats
have carried both branches of the Illinois
Legislature. They have fifteen members
of the SeDate-a majority of ive-and
probably fifty .one members of the House
majority of seventeen. They will, there
fore, elect .. 5. Senator to serve the
unexpired term of Senator Dougas-tbat
is until The 4th # March, 1865.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

MASSACHUSETTS the Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress in Boston,
is elected over RICE, the present member,
by 40 majority.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

A Coop cIaN.-ihe TWO border states
OF Delaware aud Missouri have declared
for the Union Emancipation ticket Ia
Missouri tue triumph is overwhelming aud
complete. Frank Blair, who refused to
commit himself directly for emancipation,
is propably defeated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15
Vigorous War Movements i'll Progress
Encouraging prospect Ahead.

Our army aud naval operations are evil
dently assuming formidable proportions
and sr.a erergy. Every department OF
the army S now in motion. Mcclellan 5
troops are now mo ing against Lees great
rebel army in Northern Virginia, and
either an exclusive rebel retre3t or the
most terrific and important battle OF the
war will soon be heralded from that quar-
ter. Our preparations being complete,
the determination is to push against the
enemy with unremitting DergY. They
will be defeated, Richmond will be captur
ed, and the scene Of operations will, in ali
probability, be transte rred south OF Vlr-
glnia in less than fortnight
In Western Virginia. General Cox has
already forced the rebel army TO retreat,
and his army is now In q position to CO.
operate with that of Mcclellan.
The great army recently so bunglingly
managed by Buell., and now under COM
mand Of the brave and heroic Rpsecrans,
is moving south award in pursuit Of the
running rebels ander Bragg, and General
Grants srmy, which recently achieved
such splendid victories near Corinth. is
also reported again on the move south
ward, to engage the rebels concentrated at
HOLE Springs. Gen. McClernand and
Admiral Porter are also has iening for
ward their military and naval prepare
lions to operate from Memphis south ward,
aud open the navigation of the Mississippi
to New Orleans.
Iu Missouri and Arkansas, the armie-
under Generals Steele and Schofeld are
moving with energy, and We hear the
notes OF victory from them almost daily.
In the meantime We are cheered by ihe
news from the extreue south, that Gene
raj Butler has landed Federal force at
Pensacola, that Admiral Farragut has
captured Mobile, that Galveston has been
taken possession OF by a Federal fleet, and
,hat that the entire Gulf coast will soon
be in our uudioputed possession.
A formidable fleet Of gunboats, accom-
psnied b, large land force, Is also now
organizing at New York, With the inten
ton, no Coubt, OF capturing Charleston
and Savannah.
Thus, taking a comprehensive vie" OF
the situation, the prospects look encour-
agrug ter vigorous operations and tor a .
esrly suppression of the rebellion. When
all our land forces and ali our naval forces
once get into thorough and effective con-
cert Of action, as they soon will, the re-
belllon will be crushed with >uddenness
that will startle the world Chicago Jour
nal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

GooD.-Rock county complete gives
SLOAN 1924 majority.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

lHE RETREAT Of Braces AYMY-The
mountain Regions OF Kentucky were DESC
ia'ed oy tue rebel army in its passage from
Lexington TO Cumberland Gap Hundreds
u antilles re arriving ia the B.ue Grass
region IN starving condition, seeking
nome any where. Meetings are to be
heiu 10 Various counties IN the State for
the relief OF tue sufferers.
i"1 hundred ind fifty more refugees
rom East tennessee arrived at Lexington
on yesterday, without clothing or subsist-
ence, navlng been driven away by Bragg's
army after Its retreat into Tennessee
Brsgg had terrible march over the
mountains in Kentucky on his reirest-
Snog tell to the depth OF ten inches, which
Ills th,nly-elad soldiers We're forced 10
march through. Much suffering and
many ashsensued from hardships and
exposure
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

INDIANA ELECTION The official returns
of the election in this state are published.
The Democrats elect seven members, Law,
Cravens, Voorhees,, Edgerton, Mcdowell,
Harrington and Holman, two or three of
them claiming to be as strongly for the
Union and the war as their opponent, and
four Republicans, Julian, Du,nont, Orth
and Colax. The majority tor the Demo-
cratic Secretary, Auditor ard Treasurer,
ranges from 9,237 to 9 SOL. The aggre-
gate Union vote is 49, 42 less tnan the
Republican vote in 1860, while the DEM
ocratic or as they call it down there, the
Breckenridge vote is only 1891 less than
the Democratic vote of 1860. another
proof who has gone to the war.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15

~ POTrgE's msjoIlty in Racine conn
ty is 663.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-15
Wood County Reporter.
ADVANCE In the Price of Paper.

Within a few days past, says the Wis
eousiu, the paper trade has been charac>
,erizsd by very sudden and unprece-
derted advance. Manufactures anticipate
that the upward tendency will continue
for some time to come, and that the ad-
vance will soon reach the point of fifty
per cent. Tie advance already made will
average fully equal to 80 per cent. on all
grades, and on some kinds is now equal to
so per cent.
The reasons for this advance are M
merous. The manufacturers allege that
the scarcity of the materials out of which
paper is made, is the principal reason
Cotton waste, heretofore an almost indis-
pensabie Ingredient in the manufacture of
paper, has almost entirely disappeared
from the market, and the chemicals used
in preparing and finishing the article CON-
mand much higher prices than formerly.
All kinds of printing paper, of course,
feels this change of price as sensibly as
any other. The white paper upon which
this sheet is printed has Advanced thirty.
.Jsoe per cent IN taoo weeks Such paper as
we use in our Jobblng Department for
merchants and bankers work, and tor
which we have usually paid 20 cents peg
pound, cannot now be bought for less than
thirty cents per pound.
The result of these fearful prices will be
general advance in the prices OF news
papers and job printing, or the actual sus-
pension of such as cannot afford these
enormously increasing expenses. We adj
wise our readers to renew their subscrip.
tions to the newspapers before the price
is increased, and business men to get their
printing done while prices are reasonable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05
NOTICE.

70 Jas Walsh. Edward walsh, Margaret Walsh.
Mary stees, Mary ArsbeHa stcNn Mary Y Yors
and WIN Fore, her husband, Margaret Yore asd
Jno Yarc. her husband, Adley Gregory, George
Foster, Mi Miller, Michael O'RcuYke, and The UNI
known heirs and iegatecs Of John O'Rourke, decsas
Cd ,tdefendnutsl:
You are hereby seversly notined that there is now
nie In the Clsrk's ofnce Of the Mstnct Cenrt OF
Lee county, Iowa, st Keokuk, petition In equity,
brought by John Augustus Duvkee against you, pray
ing TO have mistake corrected In the original deed
Of partition between John o'Rouske and Patrick
Walsh Doth now decased1 OF certain lots and lands
drawn BY them tenants In common in Share No.
30 In the Decree Of Partiti ii the Half Breed Tract
in Lee county, Iowa, and TO decree tho West half Of
fot eight fef In block hundred snd six llG6 In
Keokuk, iowa, to have belonged {undsr said deed OF
psrtion1 u Patrick Walsh and the East half OF sald
lot eight (6l ~ have belonged 10 John ORonvksi ~
90 prayinE or the nrmston O. The East hall OF said
deeds from John OsKonrko, snd that the heirs II Law
Of said Patrick Walsh, deceased, and Of said Jnhn
o'Rourke, deceased, be forever 1T pped and barred
from setting up apy claim or title In and 10 lot eight
ie OF any pAn thereof. except under and through
said partition deed, prayed 20 be corrected and
tsbshed by The decree Of said Ctnr and also for gem
ersi relief
Now each Of the above namsA descendants are re-
quired 70 appear and answer this petition BY noon Of
the second day OF the next term Of sad court 70 be
held the nrst Monday Of September IeG2 d kso-
shsud net be granted decree ~ prayed for there
In will be had and entered by dcfnun.
H. SCOTT HOWELL.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
The above l. copy OF the notice on nie which wss
approved by the COURT the bth OF February 1861,
and ordered 10 be published in the Daily Gate City,
Newspaper published Al Keokak, Iowa. for elk con
secutive weeks.
WhnesA my hand and seal Of Court. this
= : ERE j. LEEcH.
Clerk of District Court.
By EDWARD MrnA, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05

+ EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur woieett Clara woieott. Nathan Nevssn,
Geosrs II. Gill, Price, Ferris Co, Geo G Rich
srdsoa, Ehhu Turner, George II Crossnan, Grin-
nell 4 Jenkins, Pegrsm, Paynter Dssis. fippen-
cett, Hunter Scott, James Kent. Eantee 4 Co, VIM
Graydon b Co, Lind, Brother 4 Co. Abbott, Johns
& Il TO.
You are hereby notified that there is now on ole In
the oa5ce of the Clerk OF the pistries Court a Lee
eeaHis Ie~a st fest AsAfson, he petition of bttrur
Wclcost Executor of the estate Of Lhn woieoit de-
ceased. claiming Of you, Arthur Woieost the sum Of
Thlsteeu Hundred snd Twenty elk Dollars. with
est On tAs frum May lsth ts63 ~ the rse Of
per cent. per anDu mooney justly dns prom
isaOry note for said sn. heh E0te sAid estnt~ hiss
paid for said Arthur woic.u; and claiming OF you
ell th~ Foreclosure Of mortgage given by said Vol.
eot TO secure sAfd note ON The eusteFy half or lot
fonr in biech twEny-nfne N the city VI keokuk Lee
county Iowa.
New.a you appear and plead thereto on or be-
fore nosR of Inc second day Of the next May term OF
sad court, 10 be begun end holden ~ Fcu Madison
on he third Monday Of May, 1ss1, Judgment will
BE- rssdered sgainst you BY aefaalt Tor the amount
claimed, Aaereat and costa, and decree cutting on
barring and foreciosng all your rights In and 10 the
equity Of redemption Of said properly. No personal
claim Is made against any ysu but Arthur Moicot,
NcCkAKf BRUCE
fel24-dlM Atty for Fritz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05

II EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur woscost. CiasS Wolostt. Nasbsn Ne~son ,
Geo CHA, Price, Refsts 4 Go, Geo q Hichsrtson,
kfihu Turner, Geo Cr0ssman, Grinnel d jenkins.
Pskrsn Payntsr Davis Iippeneoti, Hunter Scott,
Jainea Ksst Santso 4 Co, VIM Gray don 4 Co, Lind
Brother 4 Co, Abbott, Johns 4 Co:
Ton are hereby notified that there II now on nle In
the e1ce Of the Clerk OF the District Court Lee
ceupty ewa, u Fort MadiSsn the petition Of kixur
Wolcot, claiming Of you, Arthur woicut, The sum Of
Seven Hundred and Seventy Dollars, with interest
from June 7th 1854 st the tse Of per cent. per
Apnum payable annually. At same rate msney last
~ due him from yeu, Arthur Nslcott, on . promis-
sory motel ard claiming against al Of you the lore
coanre Of mortgage, given by ths raid ottost 10
the Of said 8u the easterfy haif
lot IN block a. In the cty Of Ksokuk, county OF Lee
and State OF Iowa,
Vow, unless VOC appear and defend theretoon oYbe-
fore of the second day 81 the next said
court commspcinE md 10 be holden the third Mon
day ofNsy, 1852 at Fort Madison, default win be
entered sesinN you and judgment rendered there
for amount claimed interest and costs OF e also
sdscsee cutting on and forecosng all rights In
and 70 the equity OF redemption Of the said property
Ne persoBai claim IL made aGainst suy OF you ex
eepi said Arthur WoicoIt.
NocRARY d BRUCE,
feb94-dlm Atty for pptH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05
-mnrn.d
SALE.
IOBLE & STRONG,
Att'As for P1stin.

Whereas, CiaFk n. Robinson, OF the State OF Ohm
Tie third day Of August. A. d. 1858, sxees
ted and delivered to Deed Of Trust, for the pay
ment OF . certain sam Of money therein mentioned
the foiloving described lots, pieces and parcell
tsad stfuste tying 1nd being IN tbc eouuay of Hau
cock and State OF Illinois to-vit Iots No. seven r
sight sl. nine sl leu i0l. slsven I'M and sixtss.
ISL In block thirty nye ls5l: lots fonrteen a.
lots three Isl four and nxe Isl in biect eghtess
fial lots ft0l and eleven ny. Ia block twenty
six 26) all in Reeves Durkee. Stafford Co ssddittor
~ oskw God and hamilton. Hancock county, State Of
Illinois, which said deed IL recorded In soiune nins
county Of hancock on pages tAFeA hundred dafsy-
two fas2) and three hundred and nf;y three l3S3l
Now, by reason Of default hsviAg been made ~
said Clark H. Robinson Ia the performances 81 the cos
diticns OF said deed and The payment Of the Mones
thsy~tn specified Saturday, The nfth day Of April
4. D. teoe, between the heuYs of O'Clock q. m and
o'clock p. said day, will. BY virtue Of sait
deed proceed TO sell the property above described 81
public vendue 10 the hehest bidder In front VI The
Post Once In the city OF Hamilton, for Cash.
Ssb4l-d J, A. DuRKEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05

T EGAL NOTICE.

- -
Arthur wolcott, Clara B wolcott Nathan Nswsom,
Gao H Gill, Price, ferris 4 Co, Geo Riehaidson,
Eiihu Turner, Geo.ge II Crosaman. Grinnell 4 Jen-
sins, peFran p.ynser !. Davis. Lippsneots; Hunter
Co, Lind, Brother : Co, Abbott, johns & Co.
You ara hereby notified that there 10 now nic IN
the once OF the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee
county Iowa, u Fort Madison, the petition Of Elilur
Wclcott, claiming or you Arthur Wolc0t, the Of
Sixteen Hundred ard Eighty Dolars, With interest, q
nv faae o. tsn PET cent pr annan, annual
Justly due him from said Arthur Wolcott pvsmis-
sorry note and claiming against al Of you the force
closure Of mortgage given ~ said Woicot, % -.
ours ne payment u said note the equal half
OF lot two II Rlock sntysix. on the nOShery side
said lot, being the half Of the lot that lies
lot thrsc In said block In the city eokuk
~, Iowa. t
Now, unless you appear and defend thereto on
before OF the second dal OF the next Nay term
Of said court 10 be begun and holden the ID Mon-
day OF Msy. A. D.. lsd9. 81 Fort Andisou. default
Will be taken against ycu and judgnent thereon for
aonnt claimed and interest thereon snd OF sat
also decree cutting on and all your rights
Ia snd % the sqsty Of redemption Of satd property
No personal claim 10 made against any Of ySs except
said Arthur Wolcott. -
McCRARY BRUCE,
fshe4~din Att'ys for PfrK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05
CHERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CorsrY--ss.
BY virtue OF m execution 10 directed issued by
the Clerk OF the District Court Of said county in
Of William Coleman and against Curtis II. Conn and
d. B. Smith, have levied upon, and wilise1 10 the
highsat bid def ~ the trent door Of the Celks once
Of the District Court OF Lee county. lows at
In said county, on the leth day Of March, D. 1852,
between she hours Of Q O'Clock snd O'Clock P.
NJ. Of said loy commencing ct O'Clock M The fol-
lowing Wdp etty to-wn. Lot Din block ~, lot In
block s. lets and In block l07 lots and In block
81 except 20 en- ID BY 80 fest desp OF the
rear end OF said lot, ieis and In block &C. lot
In block S. lot In block all In the city OF Keo-
tuk. Also part cf the northwest quarter Of secton
twelve tlal township E5 NORTH range west begin
ming At the efthe northwest quarter
ofsad sectiun running Themes east the line dividing
the northeast qusttef and the southwest quarter OF
said section 81 rods, to the center the laid out
and prop0sed Grand Avenue from keckuk to Mont
rese the, north along the centre % said Avenue
30 rods thence west % rods 70 said lns thence
aisng sid Test line - reds 70 the hsginping
tanning In al ten acres.
Taken and levied upcn the property OF D Saith
10 satisfy said writ OF execution,
N. q. HkDGES,
feb6-dlm Sheriff Lee county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-05

+ EGAL NOTICE.

To W. n. sEarly, John Early Augustus Cock G. o..
etnng. Day Il Dro..
You, and each OF you. are hereby inclined that ther
- now die Ia the dce Of the Clerk the District
Court Of Gee County Iowa at Fort Madison petition
Of Hiram Barney claiming Of you, w. H. Early, the
sumc Of one hundred and nty doIlart, With ten psr
csDt interest Per annum, payable annually. money
duc % Mortgage made BY TO Charles Mason, and
since assigned 10 said Hiram barney dated September
eh 1854, also claiming Aganst each Of yen the for
closure Of said Mortgage same being upon Lot No.
eIGht TIT IN block one hundred and fOrty-eight l4eI
IN the city OF keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, for The
pnrchase moneys and further asking for sale OF said
premises. and general selief-
And unless you appear and ans wer sid petition on
or before noon OF the second day OF oil said
Court. to commence IT Fort Madison the ard Mon
day OF May D. 1902 default will be snt<Yed against
yon, aud tndgM mi ihefe0n for In
said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
febo5-dlm Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.