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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-16

LINCOLN IL FRt tDEBICKsBURG.-Ahe Lin-
coin visited Fredericksburg, Va. Saturday
week, and with body guard rode through y
str,ets. He retulned to Washington the sans
evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-16

The Carali'r, camp paper published by the
Federal army in Arkansas, dated Jacksonport,
Nay %, has the following items
Lieut. Col. Charles A Wood Of the elev, nth
Wi~eousin infiniry, has been stopping here
for some days with our friend the provost mar
shall While out in the country, few days
after his anival here, he was badly poisoned
wish ivy. Though sorry to part with him, we
take pleasure in announcing that ho is so far
cOnvslescent as to be able to rejoin his regiment,
which he has al along been impatient to do.
MURDERED Private Philander w. Plingle,
company G, 9ti Illinois cavalry, was assassin
ated by the rebels below Village Creek in
Jackson county, on the 2lst OF May, 1862
William l. Sheppard, company L, Och Illinois
cavalry, who was severely wounded while on
picket guard at Pilot Knob, Mo, by tho seces-
sioniSts, has been discharged from the service
He is crippled for life Geo. f. Walker com
pany d, shot through the shoulder by enemy,
at Augusta, Ark May l4th Elga D. Hekins,
killed May H. near Cotton Plant, Jackson
county, AK, company c.
ORDERS No 26 The encampment of U. S.
troops at the junction of Black aud White
rivers, Ark, will be known as Camp Tucker"
in honor of Col Joseph II. Tucker, of Illinois
By order ofCol. Brackett,
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LAWREKCEBURG BANK NOTES.

F7oR the accommodation Of the public, The GayosO
Savings I1sfifution has made Of tie small issues
= ile Lawrezceburg Bank, and all such bsues signed
81 J -. James Presideut,2 and james Gibson
- Cashier will be promptly redeemed a. the will Of the
aldcr IN Confederate Treasury ote, expressed upon
fhe of each note issled upon application at the
ea1l.ter Of this institution.
iugts f. 81 AVERY CASHIER.
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uo,,men,. of the Fcderals from, CoriRIb

n oVG menfs Of the FedernIs frons CoriRtb
A special to the Chicago Tribune, dated Cairo,
June IIth, speaking Of the prospective move
ments of the Federals from Corinth, says:
Gems Shernran's and IIurlbut's divisions leave
Corinth for Memphis this morning, and Will re-
nair tbe railroad as they march. AT the last sc-
counts Gen Pope was pursuing the remnant OF
Beaurepard's army He was supposed to be
within eight or ten miles Of them. All was quiet
At Corint6 Tishimingo county, of which Cor
NTH is the county seat, gave 15OO majority
soaiust the ordinance Of secession.
The railroad bridge which the ConiedeTates
burned in their hasty retreat from CoTinth, has
been rebuilt by Gen. SheTmsu's division.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-16

II. Applications for Through must be ad-
dressed 10 commanding officers.
No discharge viii be granted except in case Of
physical disability, certified by a medical officer,
unless q substitute be furnished for the war; in
conformity with the regulations.
No resignation will be considered unless for
warded by commanding officers, nor accepted
unless for satisfactory reasons stated.
is. An communications from persons in the
service must be transmitted through the Office Of
the adiutant-g general, and all communications
from subcrdnates must be duly forwarded
through their commanding officer or they viii
not be considered.
NOTE-All commune atoms from camps
should contain, in addition to the specifications
Of the regiment, the name Of the post Office to
which answer should be addressed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13
The War i'm North CarOlina.-RebeI Re-
ports of Movements of our Army.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-The Richmond
Despatch of the 18th inst, says: "There is
no doubt that the Yankees are concentrating
their forces in the neighborhood of Whining
ton, with the intention of attacking some point
on the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad" A
letter from Tarboro of the 9TH inst, says the
Yankees are marching on that town with
$4,000 troops. They are represented to be
within Is miles of the town and within one
mile Of the confederate troops.
The Raleigh, IN. CO. Register entertainls
no doubt that a movement is to be made
against the railroads running from Whining
ton to Petersburg, and that Weldon is to be
the point of attack. The inhabitants of Tar
boro and the adjacent counties are moving off
as fast as they can. The enemy are within
fifteen miles of Tarboro 10000 strong.
1Governor Andrew has received despatch
1 ,om Lieut.. Col. H. Lee, Jr., announcing the
following casualties in the forty-fourth Mas
sachusetts regiment during the recent fight of
General Fosters command with the rebels at
Warrenton, North Carolina: Charles H..
Morse, Co. E; - Rollins, Co. G; II. Par
ker and L. A. Jacobs wounded r. V. De-
pelister, arm amputated; Co. L, G. II. Rob-
erts, wounded. Twenty.fourth regiment, Co.
Il, - Patterson, killed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13

NEW YORK, Nov. l2-C0TTON excited end firm !;
sales 1890 bales at $50 q SAC for mddling uplands.
FLOUR-Sales $4,000 bbls state and western heavy.
unsettled. and @0c lower; supertne state Is % $3.50
extra state a 20; round hoop Ohio So 50 q $685.
perine 5T5 a 5s0 common to good extra west
a 640 southern dull and easier; sales 1900 bbls
mixed to good $50 q $685. fancy and extra 7,25 q 81;
Canada er with more doing; sales $500 bbls extra
$500 @ 1925.
Wheat heavy, unsettled and q &c lower; sales 2l7,
900 onsh; Chicago spring LII a lbs Milwaukee club
1923 q a2 amber Iowa l,33 % 1885, winter red western
l,39 q 43 amber Michigan LA % Al, and extra choice
do 49, white Michigan Isl @ l,5I; amber state LAS.
Corn cent lower; sales 5000 BUSH mixed western Il
q 72}c for shipping nearly all at the inside price: S. q
6Se eastern, and So a 4c for unsound; common to
line white western II q SHE, Oats rmer; sales
at SO a sc for nferio: to choice.
PHOYISlONS.-Beef quiet; sales 100 bbls. Pork firm
err; sales 27OO bbs; sl3 @ l33; prime ll50 @ S2,
the latter for choice; prime IL so q 1850; the gov
eminent contract for 1910 bbs taken at ID "a q
1850, and 81 bbs prime at l3 TO- Cut meats quiet.
The government contract for $4,000 TBS Shoulders was
taken II Bacon sides steOdy; sales 215 boxes
including bellies at Sc and short clear private terms
The government contract for 900 lbs smok e sides
taken at slim Lard moderately active and sieady sales
500 bbls ~ 1l0ic Butter unchanged Whiskey heavy
sales 500 bb at SIC Rice firm sales 600 casks Car
olina y q &C. Sugars less active, but veryfrm sales
800 hhds New Orleans q l25c Perm imbuco ll6O bags
at l0c MuscOvado % q lO4c; Havana 2l boxes at
Ice Coffee quiet, but holders still asking advanced
prices Molasses FIRM New Orleans, 50 bbls at 40c and
by auction 700 bbls and half bbs at % @ 2s3c, The
inside price common; Barbados, 90 hhds private
MuscoVado, 10 hhds at Acc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13
From the Department. of the Southwest.

CHICAGO, Nov. PA special despatch
from Trenton, Tenn, Of the 10th, says the
grand army passed beyond Lagrange yester
day evening. Our pickets were six miles
from Holly Springs. One hundred and thirty
rebel cavalry were taken prisoners during the
day, with a federal loss of two killed and two
wounded. From highly credtable source,
we learn that the enemy have fallen back. A
letter from Holly Springs to the Mobile Tri-
bune, says there were not thousand blankets
in Prices entire army. Their blankets and
knapsacks were nearly all thrown away on
their retiring from Iuka and COrinth.
Bishop Elliot of Georgia announces that the
union of the diocese of Texas, Mississippi,
Alabama, the Carolinas, and Virginia, is COM
pleted under the name of the Protestant Epis
copal Church of the Confederate States of
America. The first general council meets at
Augusta, Nov. 18th.
A dispatch from Gen. Ransom, at fort Don
elson, yesterday, says ;-''My command ar
rived here to-day. We have marched one
hundred and fifty miles and had a fight with
the rebel Woodward on the 9Th, and gave him
captured twenty men and one hundred horses
and mules, quantity of arms, aid drove him
to the other side of the Cumberland"
1t is rumored that Fort Darling has been
additionally strengthened by a heavy base
wall of solid masonry, and has received
shroud of iron mail over her most exposed
portions. A new earth-work has recently
been thrown up on James river by the rebels,
near the Point of Shoals, intended for five
guns of heavy calibre.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13
Successful Exploit in Kentu oky.

LA GRANGE, Tenn, Nov. ll.-Maj. Gen.
Hallecb, GeneraI-in- Chief The following
dispatch has just been received from general
Davis at Columbus
The expedition commanded by brig. general
Ransom has proved great success. 1t came
up with Col Woodwards rebel force, 800
strong, near Garrettsburg, and after a short
engagement killed Is of his men, among
them one captain and lieutenant; wounded
40, including one captain and two heutenants,
and taking 25 prisoners, and all their horses
and so mules, and large number OF arms
and equipments and half the camps of
Woodlands men, including his own, routing
the whole concern and driving them out of
the state of Kentucky. Our loss was three
killed and seven wounded.
u. S. GRANT, Mai. General.
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TRENTON, n j., Nov. 12.-The inclemen-
cy of the day has kept General Mcclellan and
his friends in doors. He has not been out of
his rooms, and his aids have scarcely been
seen, much to the annoyance of spectators,
who crowded around the house. A few friends
from Bordentown and Princeton, and this
city, held audience with the general to-day
The conversation was exceedingly short and
of general character. A serenade is project
ed, but the rain will probably prevent its &C.
currence tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13
Dr.f,,ng Riot i'm wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 12.-The Ozaka county
mob. not content with destroying the draft
box and rolls, attacked the private residence
of several prominent persons, stealing and
demolishing everything they could lay hands
on. and maltreating all who refused to side
with them. The provost marshal with 600
infantry on the steamers Sunbeam and Comet,
arrived here last evening, and to-day arrested
some fifty of the rioters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13

New YORK, Nov. 1.-Two government
commission brokers have been sent to fort
Lafayette, by order of the loan department,
for buying up claims against the government
at an usuiious discount.
Five regiments from Connectcut-the 23d,
oath, 25th, 9th, and 2Sth-are to join Gen.
Banks expedition, and will be here this week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13

BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.-Judge Andrew D.
Duff of Benton, ILL.,, judge John P. Mulkey of
Cairo, ILL.,, DR.. Marcus L. Ross of Tamaroa,
H., David Stewart of Fairfield, Iowa, and d.
A. Mahoney of Dubuque, late prisoners Of
state, have been discharged.
DETROIT, Nov. l2.-The baggage car on the
night express train coming west, containing
mails, express money, and baggage, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire at Longwood station,
on the Great Western railroad last night
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-SToCKS are dull and easier;
Gold 1914 % l3Il Chicago and Rock Island 8Ge Pitts
burg Fort WAYNE and Chicago 81 Cleveland and Toledo
673; Gaena and Chicago ST; Cleveland and Plttsburg
auteed 82s Michigan southern 40; Michigan Central SIT;
Harlem preferred AZ; Harlem l93 Hudson 73 Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy IS; Erie 62a Erie preferred s94
n Central 1903; L hves 81 coupons 1903; U SsiXes
$40 coupons, 9l; skies, one year certificates 49,
Treasury 3lOths 1888 Ca iforna ia; Penn
sylvania Coal Co l0l; Nicaragua Transit Co So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13
LATEST NEWS.

BY TELE GRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. ll.-General Dix
has completed arrangements with the rebel
government for the exchange of all prisoners
of war. The list Of United States officers ex-
changed, numbers :-3 briganier generals, Is
colonies, 10 lieutenant colonies, BAL captains,
545 lieutenants total 926. The list of con-
federate officers exchanged numbers q colo
nels, II lieutenant colonies, 4S0 captains,
1885 lieutenants; total 1896. In addition to
these are about "a 900 privates, leaving bal
ance due to the United States of about 5000
Jrivates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13
Interesting Southern Intelligence via
Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. IL. Peter
Smith was brought to fortress Monroe this
morning from Yorktown under guard. lie
was arrested near the mouth of the Kappa
hammock, and is implicated in the burning OF
the Alleghanian.
The Richmond Wing of Nov. 10th says that
Gen. Van Dorm takes upon himself the re-
sponsibilty for the failure in his last battle at
Corinth He says it arose from neither the
fault of his officers or men, but was his own
misfortune.
Gov Browns annual message was read in
the legislature on Thursday. He refers prln-
cipally to topics of state interest In special
message he takes ground against the conscrlpt
law, and submits the subject to the legislature
for action. He also recommends acton on
martial law, habeas corpus, and lmpressment
of private property.
The Wing says 1.-THE excitement coh-
sequent upon the reported advance OF the
aboitionists on Holly Springs has suoslded.
They did not come this side of Lamar, Miss.
The Who also saws: Gen. Hill had fight
with the enemy on Monday last, in Clarke
county. Va. The general says the enemy
were soundly threshed, and driven back five
miles. The fight was obstinate, and our loss
considerable. From the activity of both ar
miles, and the frequent skirmishing taking
place, it is not improbable a fight may take
place at any point. The present object Of the
enemy seems to be to cut off Gen. Lees com
munication with Richmond.
The blockaders off Wilmington, says the
Wing, fired upon and destroyed barque
loaded with salt, while endeavoring to run
the blockade. Twenty-three Yankees came
on shore to finish their work of destruction,
and were captured and sent to fort Fisher.
The barque was from Nassau. The Yankees
have advanced in force upon Highland county,
Va, about forty miles from Staunton. This
is a part of the plan by which the abolitionists
expect to crush out the rebellion in Virginia.
The following is also from the Wing =
"The enemy at Corinth are largely reinforced,
and are terrifying, entrenching, and making
every preparation to hold that place" The
Enquirer of the 10th says Significant move
ments are progressing along the entire lines
of Gen. Lees army. Stirring, perhaps start
ling, events seem to be rapidly approaching,
promising in reality sharp and decisive win
ter's campaign. 1t is reported that Gen. Jack
son was yesterday upon the verge of battle in
the Shenandoah valley with greatly superior
forces of the enemy. In few days consider
able change will probably take place in the
present inactive state of affairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13
A TaithIess O1icer Justly Punished.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l2.-Lieutenant Johnson
of the seventeenth Kentucky (Union) regi-
ment, brother to Adam r. johnson, the rebel
guerrilla of Chicago, rendered his resignation
to Maj. Gen. Cook, alleging as a reason the
publication by the president of his 'emancipa-
ton proclamation, when Gen. Cook ordered
him to be arrested and sent to the military
prison in irons. After ten or fifteen days of
confinement, no charge having been preferred,
Gen. Boyle relieved him, and ordered him to
join his regiment without delay. johnson
again rendered his resignation on the same
grounds, when he was placed under arrest
and dismissed from the service in disgrace,
and his insignia of office stripped from him in
the presence of the whole regiment. General
Rosecrans' orders on the subject were read at
the head of the regiment. johnson was sent
back of our lines to report to General Boyle,
and directed not TO re-enter the lines.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13
Gbe Daily Spy: @urfester, Gbursnap

rency, the treasury department will not be
able to perfect the arrangement for furnishing
railroad companies with the much needed
small change until next week.
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g1eu embellishments.

SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ homework. Apply at No. Salem street. dSt* nlS
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ housework. Apply at No. IT Winter street,
NIB d3t*
SITUATION WANTED-As cook in a
~ good family by girl, who give the hest of ref
erence. Apply at No 80 Winter street. d2t+ MIA
EOUND-BetweenW Worcester and Spen-
Il Ger, in the road, Watch. BY proving property
and paving charges ii will be to the owner at his
risk, Address ASA SHERMAN, Mansfield Conn.
MIA d3t+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-0wing to a def
lency in the expected supply of postal cur
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13

ao nr. john q. Mott, Physician ana Surgeon,
W COURT STREET, corner OF Howard, Boston is nauit
ed dail from " until o and from to In the evening
on all diseases Of the Urinary and Genital Organs scOE
uous Affections, lumOrs Of all kinds Sores Ulcers and
hruptons, Female Complaints, &c. An experience Of
over twenty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ to
cure all OF the most ditoult cases. Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice free. d3taw6m olU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-13

DIAPER HANGINGS.- 5000 Rolls Of
Il House Papers now offered At the Peoples store
72s Main street, Worcester, at one half The reguse
price.
oi5 d&wf J. L. HOOD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To wellington HnssmaH Rernsst Whltney, part
nsrs. Ae., as Wellington NossmAn 4 { o., su,sn @.
Whitney and Raymond Whiiney, pefendsnis:
You. and each nf yoa hereby nestnea tbs, there
- naw on file In the ses Of the Geek 0f ihe D.s riot
Iaurt OF Ler county Iowa, at KeukAk q petition of
q. y. WOODWARD 4 tpta sasnssns VI ~, ssslrnx,cn
SassWan 4 Co, the Nnm oF Two Huudyed Dollar.
With Gen pes 0<es fnsecst Or annom s0n the 4ih Of
May, 1859, ~ monry dHe on your h te. secured By
ssrtk~ge made By 0enr~tt Whitney and Susan e
NhAaey aes slAimink A&uinss each OF ynu the fo,e-
eoeHe~ 81 snfd mortgAkr. the zane bein& upon lot
right III block 34 10 D. w. Eitbssxns's sddfsicn
chase nonsy. aud farfhsr askisg fer sale Of saLd
prcussA. and kTheeef 1eief; And unless ,su sptaur
and enaver said petition be fore sass tAr sec
md day Of The nrSs tern or ssia Court 10 g mnsace
- Ksekuk en- iss sins ct sertemher. A u is01
ds iant siii b entered asaihst IN. aud Judgment
fessaered thercvn ~ prsye fur IN sais petition
III SCOTT nov ElL
may3-d Atty Tor Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14
EGAL NOTICE.

40 Ghsrfes finbbef1 Anna Hubbrtt tu.pst sfsyre.
August Krafi, Henry g DeLouis, q DeLouis, Rebecca
Mst@rs, r w Pbinney:
You, and each or you. are hereby notined thai the
IL now On fir in the once OF The Ci.fk Of the niatri
Court Of Lee county LEWIS, III For Madisor pti.on
o. o. Y Hale. claiming of you the said Charles Hub
bell, Five Iheussrd Inlars interest al tsn ne
cent per snnun,, rsyabte annually upon two Tr mia
sorry notes made by VOC ~ h w. Sample and se.
cured by mortgage executee NY 10 tn. ssid sfn
PIE and since assiRned 10 the sHid o. G. Hala dated
ucccmber s6tb lst6, also claiming against eaeh O
you the foreesosnse Of tT raid txage the same
ing upon certain Resi- Estate described az thirty feet
front BY one hundred k,d forty feet deep. from the
xsAt eide 81 lpi TIRES 81 ip brk one bupJred aid
Of Iowa, being for the pnrchass nonvy 81 the said
ises and further Askng for the sails ts said
remises and general relief: And nhiess yuu aEr<ar
and answer thereto before the Cd OF the next
term OF the said Court be berun and holden at Fort
Madison on he Sd Monday Of May Al. u. Ise2. q de-
fault will be entered against you aud Judgment rem
darcd thereon. NOBLE STRONG
spFl4-d Att'ss for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14
EGAL NOTICE.

b
To John Ferriil, snsan FerIls z. X. Hart. App n
Hart vHftEcuuTr rHnNTfsAi Louisa yano rsfEaIl,
z Robert stimpseH. W. H. worfhsnYto samuel Pol-
lock. Joserh Gsfnrd. W lila m Stamina X. H. Black
Van Pnui, Waters \ Co. NATION Bradford, Yeat-
man, Robinson b TO-. nIbertsoR. Morrison r. Co
j. Wsyne Co.. J. Hickey:
Yons and each of YOU h. reby notified that there
W sow file IN the oics of thn tier al hs district
FuHtt OF Lfe county. Iva, 81 Fefi Madison. pesi.
OF y, @ Hale. clsims.g of son, John FerrfiI the
sans Of One Thousand Doliars. witt per cent In
tervst pr annn. pa. able annually, money dpe on
proIs ssory note made by 10 James fssker and
seizure by mortgage made by 90 and sAid Susan
Ferrill 10 Aaid Janrs Tssker since assigned to
sAd Y e. Hale, dated February 2lm, Hess, sis claim.
ax against each of sou the forerI said mort
gage the being upon Real Esss,e situated IN Lee
county. Iowa and more particular, IN ssid
tetfton for The purchase money, and fnyth.r ash ing
fot sale NJ ts,d premises and Rftsrrt relief: And
rnifss SOW appear and svtr ~ ID rsiiias
lore nnon Of The 2d day Of The term Of said Cor
10 com naener al Fort Msdiscn on The I'd Nrpdps Of
May p. Isee, sdsfasit siiIt~ sntersd sesinst you
and Judgment rendered thereon rs prsss for in said
petition NOHLE h. STRONG
apst%-d 81 "a Il zs- Au'ys Tor PisIatsG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

T,RUSTEES SALE.

M0h@ Is hereby given that l will, on the 25th day
81 May is6 commencing ~ O'Clock p. nj. OF said
day 81 The door OF the Office II the CLERK of The lis
public sa- snA ontcsy " viii the terms
OF Deed OF Trust executed ny Nicholas GIL and Car
otine Gill to me. tMsrtha smtisy,) dated the 9Th
tsy. NJ ~ o'ciock and recorded ia Mortgage Erk
., page o11 the folio ing X al Estate, 10 VIII The
ca half OF lei light Isl IN block foty-eac {ll,l In
kcid's add'ton to thu city OF Ksokuk in the Comfy
II Lee and State IT ows Said Deed Of Trust
~ ~ s%tnre the Pasmstt Of the sum OF Three hun
dres iallars and fntsesty able according the
tsnrr OF thFse pr0msory n tea Of even date with
said Deed 81 Trnst rthe Of oIb0 each and Inter
~ frean aseIhe sssse scirg dur and paid will
proceed 10 soil rs aforesaid arst gvinr pre-
artbed by said Deed VI Trust, and will make = deed
20 the purchaser for the Said saie viii be Cor
nnsh.S MAHTHA y. SMILEY
Fer MGERAKY d hhuCk,
msy2-d Hei Attorneys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-14

TO David White, Vim Ruddick. J C Bates. Il Brown.
R..bsrt Hamilton. and John Tsmarr:
Yeu, and eschof ysu. are AeroAy notAoh that Tiers
y nov o. Me in the once OF the Clerk Of the Dssrie
Curt OF Lao county. lows. ~ Keskak DG1ole4 ~
Hiram RsIney, claiming % you, David whites sum
terek par apnun. psysbie annually, moaey dn. on
- msstGAas AAds ~ ys~to Chas. Mason. md
sgned % sid Tram Rarney. dated The Nth Of Feb
ciOsure Vt Aaid monGeGe. the same, being upon the
north SIDE he north hasf OF iot aiso ict It IN
Il a. easy
and fathsr ssAtng for sale Of said pre4isess and
general resiefs And hnleus you nppesr and anA8ef
said petition IN or before OF The seeend dAy;e1
tie hsxt lerO Of aaid Court 70 mmenca At Kerkuk
on ~ ist Monday ~ september, A. p 1662 defAsl
Win b. entered sgkinst YOU. End Judgment rendered
N SCOTT HOWELL,
nayl-d Atty for PlaintiH,