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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07

WILL You BEyRAr THIN ?-That gen
ulno old Democrat, Geo. Bancroft, of New
York, says: 81 for one will not consent
to send our sons and brothers to the battle
dsld and then besray them at the polls"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
Springfield. Mo. Nov. :

P1f''t5r'V70j
There are two emancipationists elected
from this county. Returns indicate the
election Of Col. Boyd, radical emancipa-
zionist, in this Congressional District, by
one hundred majority
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
I EGAL NOTICE.

/ EGAL NOTICE,
IT, Prank Brown
fon are hereby notified that there Is now on file in
The once OF the Clerk of The District Court OF Lee
County. Iowa al Keokuk, n petition or s. MeGsyic
claiming Of you Four Hundred Dollars for Rent OF
house, leased by Jon OF BIN. md praying writ Of
tschmeni for the same
ana unless you appear aud answer thereto, on or
before the second day Of The next Term sad Court
commencing the frat MoIday In February lssg iudr-
ment will be rendered against you thereon
RANKIN 4 NcCRARY
hoSI~dAw a Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07

~ 1t is said tina. General Marcy will
resign his position as Chief of Staff to
'eherai Mcclellan his health not being
strong.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
4 EGAL NOTICE.

T. hn Tsmphn James Goss Lauren Dewey aud
JalYl Mcclure
You hereby notified that there in now on file In
the Office ~ the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County Iva NJ Ksckuk. petition OF the Kcok nix
Branch oil The State Bank ef Iowa Krokuk, claiming
OF you the sum o hire Hundted aud Thlrs.four and
o-foo Deiar with ihiere.t at ten ref Per
rom lhe 2ist day Of January, A u, 1862, uni paid,
pnd claiming against tJoss writ of All
Anh uhl IS Yen appear and answer said petition
or before noon Of The second day ~ the Term
said Court, Judgment viii be rendered aga Inst
default. RANKIN a. McERAEY,
nov1-d4w Plaintiffs A .turueys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07

E1- A new paper to be called the
Courier is contemplated in New Orleans.
Its projectors promise to s1tan the hides
Of all traitors without mercy" Their
paper ought To ba called The Tanner and
Courisr.-- Louisville Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07

NJ On the morning of the 18th Oc-
tober there was frost in New Orleans.
The ground was white and the ladies had
been wearing furs for several DAYS. be-
cause of the cold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07

@ There is contained in the latest
batch Of Southern news, Albert Pixies
letter TO JEFF. Davis, protesting against
the arbitrary conduct Of Gen. Hindman,
and the reply Of the Secretary Of War, re-
pu6iating Hindman and his acts as Com
handing General of the Trans Mississippi
Department. Hindman is now in Jail ct
Little Rock, and will, probably, be made
70 pay heavily for his rascalities .---TSt.
Louis News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07

ETA wealthy ard well-known citizen
OF New York has written to Garib.ldi
rendering him home in "a palatial resi-
dence' on Fifth Avenue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
Another Democra who ina orses the
Proclamation.

Hon. John E. DIETRICH, formerly lead
ing Democratic member Of the Illno
Legislature, is an independent Union can
didate for representative in the Legislature
from the district composed Of Perry
Randolph and Monroe counties. In q
circular addressed to the voters Of the dis
trict, he says:
Fellow citizens, / have observed close
ly the acts of President Lincoln, and
though in some cases | might have sug-
gested different course-yet justice re-
quires / should say that believe he has
been actuated by pure and patriotic views
for the welfare of the country. Hi.
emancipation proclamation I consider a
military necessity. and in issuing IL he
had, understand, the approval Of or
abtest generals and greatest statesmen
Among the latter is Judge Holt, of Ken
lucky, and better jurist or purer patriot
does not exist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
A Circulating Library.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
For the Gate City.


Ed. GATE CRY Look out, breakers
ahead The old "Fellcr" cut loose. The
track of the cloven foot seen. yesterr-
day, (the 6th,) saw STRAIGHTFORWARD
Democratic gentleman, who formerly edi-
ted Democratic paper of your city--a
man known as one
Dressed with the livery OF Heaven 10 serve the Devil
inn
who, on reading an account of the result
of the late elections, exullingIy exclaim-
al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07

@The Democratic organ of this city
the same that publishes and eugolizes
politics for the pulpit-complans that
Governor Tod's thanksgiving proclama-
ton does not mention the late victories of
the Democratic party as subject of
thanksgiving. Had the Governor done
SO ne would.have trespassed on jeff Davis
inventory of subjects. jeff will crafty
the Enquirer desire, and will make good
digestion wait on its appetite, Cincin-
natl Gazette.
And now jeff. Davis will have the
threatened Intervention of France and
England to thank God for as well as the
democratic victories in the North. Ger
tainly JEFF. will be devoutly thankful to
his friends in Europe and in the North
as we'll as to God.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
Nashville.

A letter from Nashville, dated Oct.
18th, says that for many days past the
commissaries have issued half rations of
bread and meat--nothing else" This is
truly pretty business, and all attribute
BILE to the blunders, hardness, incompe-
teney or treachery Of, Gen. Buell., who had
men enough to have cleared all Tennes-
see of active rebels long ago. But in
stead Of this, Nashville is now closely
beleagnred city with a starving garrison
Negley will, however, be able to hold on
until relieved As for Bragg's army,
there is no danger from that in the direc
ton of Nashville. He will be with Lee
in Virginia very soon. Beauregard es-
capped from Halleck at Corinth, and turn
ed up at Richmond. and now Bragg, hay
ing effected an easy escape from Buell. in
Kentucky. will follow in the footsteps of
his predecessor. It was very kind on the
part OF Gen. Mcclellan, after the battle
Of Antietain, to lie "quiet'' on the Po-
tomac for FIVE weeks, until the rebel arm
les could effect junction, and get into
strong position.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
Messrs. u. II. Harrison. Connabie smyth, ane
McGavic Il Davis. keokuk. nos4-d3n
DOCK TRADE FOR WINTER 1862.

OUUh INNUE TUII W IN En- IoU-.
T am receiving daily invoices OF Books from pub
iishers My school stock Is now mpete. Students
are invited to call and examine. Medical Students
will find all Text Books In including some Of the
latest medical literature. extent to all Lover OF
Books invitation to my stock, and trust that my
books may be handled freely end without reserve
A Circulating Library.
Al the request OF number OF Library friends shall
establish a Circulating Library. The list Mt present
embraces Foar Hundred volumes OF Literature, Bio
graphy and History shall add TO the stock all the
ate pu blc atoms an they appear
J. w. OGDEN
So Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
The Abolition Thieves and the In,
famous Conf seattle

The following, clipped from Southern
traitor sheets, will show that the South
ern wing of the democracy, as Clagett
calls the traitors, are quite as furious in
their denunciation of the supporters Of
the government. and quite as rich in
their terms of yituperation as their breth
rem OF the North. Confscation hurts.
The Mississippian has late information
from New Orleans, cleaned from a gen
tleman Just from that unfortunate city.
On Wednesday last the new Abolition
brigade, under Brigadier General Weitzel
(late acting mayor of the city. consisting
OF seven regiments of infantry two Of
them negroes) squadron of cavalry, and
four pieces of artillery, were sent up the
river. At the same time five or six gun
boats and transports sailed down the
river, bound for Berwick Bay to co-ope-
rate with the land forces. 1t is we'll un-
derstood IN the city that this expedition
o. pirates and robbers was intended to
devastate that rich and beautiful country
lying in the neghborhood of Bayou Teche.
This section Of Louisiana abounds in SUI
gar. molasses and cotton. all Of which, to-
gether with the negroes. were to be
"conhscated' by the Abolition thieves.
Many persons were leaving the city
who had not taken the oath They were
Obliged to use every strategy and mea MS
to obtain passes, and with the powerful
aid of the almighty dollar, they generally
succeeded, 1t was rumored and believed
that Butler intended to send out of the
city those who had, in the face Of all in
Limitations, taken certificates declaring
themselves enemies of the United
States, and among this class, strange as
II may appear, were many free colored
citizens.
Under the action Of the Infamous con
hscatlon act, the provost marshal had al.
ready held some sales of very valuable
property such as silver.ware, pictures,
Libraries, and fine household furniture.
Butler had changed his residence from
Gen Twigg's house to the costly and Ell.
egant palace of Dr.. Campbell, on the cor
ner of st. Charles and Julia streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
AID FROM ENGLAND TO BUILD REBE
NAVY.

There is reliable information of sub
stantial aid being furnished by England
for the construction of rebel nayy.-
Several immense iron-clad frigares are be-
ing constructed at present, calculated to
cross the ocean, and of power sufficien,
to devastate our coasts and annihilate our
shipping. Practically, England is now at
war with the United States, and form al
declaration could scarcely add to the pow
er for mischief which it exercises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-07
REBEL FORCE AT ANTrETAM.
GEN. FITz JOHN PORTER.

1t is now clearly asccriained by the
government authorities here that the full
force Of the rebels engaged in the Mary
land battles was only $4,000 men. This
is confirmed by the statement of a promi-
nent citizen of Maryland, with whom the
rebel Generals were quartered during
their stay in that State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16
- Capture 3 lFort IL.

Savannah papers received at Fortress Nom
roe, report the .laFlender Of Fort Pulaski to
thsFsdoral tIOoR-. lTss bOrssbard1 llenti8hich
preceded shs Sufrshtess rt havb beeh ter
.4IIlls, Is TIE soushsIh = walls Of, Il 9 fda are
ssida to hnYs- bssu 5rszchsdin-lsye hs n-lsy yen places,
: q sad all the barbetts guns on fhst side dis
noautsd. This destructive worE ws5 per-
fssmsa,;b8 6 Bingle battery Of q ght. guns,
.l-s 66iia Sfst froHi lihi66ss scC5lalng t6.rebs
aathoFity, crashed fhs01gh tie VI hlls of
-.---.. fort and ontsredsthe magazine Thus is be-
ing fulfilled the prophetic. procld ldmatiOn of
hs Prssf5ehtstbat Il Washi5pdFpdks to ''pos-
i'a - ma eogupg tls oris aEa srFenals be-
longing T. the United siItes. K 5.izs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16
The! Fitfss Fslrd Ohio RsTinsnt.


IL statementa appeared in one of the morn.
ing papers Of yesterday to the efect thatthe
Fifty-third regiment of Ohio voluA Ateers;- at
the late battle OF Pittsb1rg,. had 9cted dis
aratei u D sEi4cine hlAeeEse Of coFar-
dice not to be tolerated. Somt persbns have,
since that ststemeht appeared, cohfoundsd
the r fly. third with Che regiment N sntoned
by us IN our report Of the battle, who re-
fused to leaFs the rivers bank after the bat
tie began. The regiment reisrrsd ID was not
the Fifty-third Ohio, nor was 1t ahy other
regiment Of this State. a .,1ia
In connection with this, our. 'corfepond.
ent would state that before noon oflthe first
days battle, he learned that the sd Ohio
regiment nhad fallen back from theirlposition
without firing q gun" Those Wsfe the
words ot persons who claimed t0,bel familiar
wit9 the. tacts .sfd who put theEePoFt in cir
cniation ou-ths battle RFoHRdEThs facts in
the case are g follows; I'D. y N -f
The 53d Ohio, ia common with he 48th.
SothS V9dodda '5Fthi ccenpied TIC hr4t line Of
the maln center, slpaost tFonting; the road to
CeHinth, Skifdngan their camps vase deep
FaYine, the banks of which we're covered
with dense growth Of scrab-oaki From
this the enemy suddenly appeared in vast
numbers Immediately in tho eanpb of onr
forces. AT the time Of thes attack many Of,
The men were cooking their breaks sts, and
none of them we're at al n expectation of
the arrival of the foe. -
II RasRt this time, when other Fekinens
made snLefEo9t toIget into Zine hndI return
the FIRE Of the enemy, that 1t was pa ID upon
the field ''that the B9d had retired to Ehesec- !
shd line'of oar forees without discRgging
their guns." No other charge Was made
!1lsa thag 8ii fHbdled ID theis
words. An Of the above named re- timents
we're forced 70 eek 5 posi;ioR % ths second
Inc, making either more Or Les rsSiPSaaasRE
-.-N - - s.s@3 n
y astlS y i .'s-i :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS
The following item. rsssm the
ostroisAa

Inc tOll0Hlng iteIas are froan the Defroi1 All,
Ysrtissr Of the 14th, .-.-s...-t - ufs-,
-PkOPELIER- -CIr1- oB-AI AB1s0H, which has been,
ice bound in the River St. Clair for some daYs
succeeded on Friday evening n opening chan
mel OF sufficient width to enable her to pass
through She Arrived at this port on Saturday
morning oat 5 O'Clock. eCapt. lTcGoEsn Ras.of,
Tbs opinion that the ouEroat WoEldsoOn entirely
clear the channel. After a short delay here, the
Madison proceeded on to Sandusky, hes dsstina.
don.s Ia -.
eSCAooSER AFRic1 has taken OD q .GaEgOaofi
EE6est for 0swesO at-l0 cents per bnshel. She
Is ready 70 take her departure the first fair wind
) I.1FsE ? R0ii rIiE 'IaE,-The stsahsr Seabird,
Whieh- left Saturday morning for Pert Huron,
rRtuFned again to this port in the evenings fN5
oaSlO6k, being unable top rOo9ed say farther than
the Southeast Bepd, where she found the ice too
compaet 10 allow her 70 pass through. "''"''' 3
AKKfvEb- -=fhg Following addilionai vessels a.
rived in Detroit river from points bsl0fis Bark
.. SWEENEY; bfigs CSnopus, R0bt. Burhss BchooH-
ers D. SlausOn, CoTnelia, ". J. Whaling, Fred.
L. Wells Contest, Adriatie, Miranda and Gulei-
ma, ---tl - 4-~~l a.
oBoBED Bowss-The Tug OsWsra LEFT Satufddy1 4
efeline with In itOV bound Tor thss
moi8h Of the river, where they viii await the
dTstifair Elsld-t-l = t-t,------ o. tiiH
sssaEzAw B4T.--FrDm- -fls fsIISwlhg extract
from a letter addressed TO Wr. c, Dixon, ship,
6f6ketT OF "a 6iJy b5 &C. Moulfhgou Bf5fhoFs
of East SaginaW, under date Of Fridaylla az
VIII be seentsiiA5 navigation Is not open yet lst
that port: q Saginaw Bay Is crowded full of ice,
by the-streng north winds and thereis nopro5a-' 1
biety 9f yesssl5 getting in or eat for.tAe neKt7
90 Cd -. - :. 1li..u - Z. s-s-.s -.s- s--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

eia.5tS VIZ 49, i3i lIia slLLltcoit1
trolled bI the time afforded them 10 the sud.
mgnt I'd to the rear in RAJ not doesi
liev thai any were i'm led do
serving ofsucn an order fhe regiment re-
ferred to in hisrepoIt was already In the rear
at.thA-0paninas EAhszbsttisy-sud-ttssyuFsl
sistently determined to remain there CiB-
eq7aHHlse'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16
dHaH fes4- HissE8lgJ piYsEPII


Gen. AiteheTs division, a6ieH recently.
look bosisssion o. Huhtsyills, alabama, and
{ a. ~ hSlds DSi 68SGo1 ofItAe Memphis
~ idudGhsrleston Railroad, is composed of she.
fqlIqFtFG FoPgsH6dG 7''7
Eehth RFifade, commanded BY Colonel
9i-' rfeiin. c6nibosgd of the 18th and 24th Ili.
goiS lsth Ohio, apds a7th IndiathA Essi=:
Ninth BfigAGS commanded byl0ol.siiil=-
composed Of the I'd, 2lst and 33d Qua g9f
IDsE Wisconsin slmeats. Anla
80 SeYehtes1fh Brigade, commanded bF Col.
Lytis, composed Of the 81 and 10Th Ohio
.t5tb KsHtueizys and z2d Indiana RehS fileentI.
There s1e-also here the 4fh ohid 0aEilFy
Gel Kepnett : Loonis Battery, EFgaftonis
Battery and slnsnt1ni 8 BattsrF, and one di.
f'' - Vigisa of ths Michigan Mechanics and En-
ginesEE. The entire command has about
1900 meh. The q aid s3d Ohio- are n
- the oeHa1ee. = 49, s-------
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

BREs sqauv4r As,iiSasLHFiy gSs cleTe-
land Bible soeiety koldS It's Anniversary n,
st. Paul's Church this evening ct half pet
seven. Rishop Bsdell il 10 deliver IN ad-
dToss The pablssan Sn7itsd 10 attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16
M A RIRE,I.s :
alRoREt o. -oLEvELk 80.

10 RF' Or -oLEvE Il AEPi 5.
s--1 --'' 81 EsTiE.RED--Aprii Is. s,ss -sz
stmr. May. yigers Detroit, Is t5hsi pig
iron, sundries,si 80 e-t-.af is.I1 Essa
Prop. Kentucky, Noble, Buffalo, Light, f.9t.
Prop Gov. CushmaRy Traverse, Dnnkfrk, 15f
tons mdse ~ hAiaasf
@RAPEp. H4Vss "a
stnr Nav eueeu. Vfrer. pefroik sz,ss saa
Prop. Kentucky Noble, Toledo.
Sehr. Midnight, dssmer, chicago, ,.a5p tons coal
Schr, Clarrabel, Bearse Milwaukee, 800 tons
s-..,t coal i--s- q .th- Fee-~ hi3h ~
sehT. i, F. Warner. Manning, ChieagO, G2a tons.
soou Rs'ais,e SSai Freeman. Esnsy'. I.Iasd 100
brick, Is kegs POWDER iif sH' % ?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

afst 60 @ r Eel1 n 8 ID >. 80 /
.zTNAHJH5M B 81
"a 5.ittsE + .gss..Is!g az q 5alsi.s ElsSi ss:s,,., 81
7WF6EFs5Z7 MORNING. Arm D.
.gTTIflJIF7zlE 77Bi5 EZt FE7ETIEa.
rlaln sls 9Ea4Esasal 8Eiat,gE Of sysEg g,
BfkRD q % oGss q IS Az ii 81 s. I'D ms.s Talie
:, ,,ssa.,sslo. 81 sSsS q q @ KS
ts toss Ssas sla5s sssas. es1ss ss i.1S' g. 1nA' 1'
------t----E----
ssf, isarf, Sen, HFFsSg'a IN liRiFz seautl0nF u
RRsh isaRghaa been expressed that ou'
tpoops. op he Southern coast You'd suffer
iss.tl eis6 usvalsiy rem 4datSf ddilhtRe approach
ing hat m1aths Gen. Hunter seems to be
o. Noig hRt S1df5 81 tilss ih drtaa@ Of guarding
saag ss araiastths dslsissi0ps esstsof the South.
'''- a.i Is er6 climate tpOni aasaing pOmmanl g
Post Royal, be issued .ysgy STRINGENT o1aAA
1st6ag i5rth' 'tsrtsid r6lss 4 y sieus, for the
obssrttace of which he hOldl officers in
stsad 4 sShTf5 OEp,Vtssf pHgFa&bld9lfkkAd;
tahilitTs Ts1ta are to be struck three times
"a "a weak sRdtEentlls,Od sasaday and night
sliss napn.isto ,bsA6bseEpedAin in the seleGt0Raos
.campS nisrGhesas s5ibe avoided; dAmps to be
clsakssi of isiase matter twice eaeh day. ltshe
are % B. scteened or covered fiOm thsat0p.
hs9 VAy aRFRa NTH brushwOPd or palm
leaves, ,sad. aOors,. thrss siRshss from the
eg,,, ground, to be placed lRahem; fresh meat
-. will be issued as oflen-as PEAotchble and the
"A SnTaElRA Pal dgSY ayi,P be sfogqEagea,i n
'' kshing early in tAe morning s9d in the even
,arV os- ig; Estela6iss are to s Issued frequspfy,
iRad night gusFdashsll be furnishbd'a edk ici
ss .a, ooEes before going On .dui breakfast will
,a-- % rsady Ior the men as soon Is they leave
ssa.i'-a thtr tent, which lls H6e ID bsfnrs snn-
sssgsff :. Essi -aa, sxesr Is 6ssg bf emergency,
- l- Esveilis viii not be sosHded t bali hour
ss -i slsr sanrise,s5 ttat'ths sun 3at may ave
shsFbe5 fhs uiasals Of thsInigAt dewsi the
men VIII be furnished with lsttsRS hsts, ahd
aa3o win be required q batbs tEiis ! week, and
change their underclothing onoe week, OF
;iH6aafS8SA ifRIissishlaaFssping hiiF and beard
closely timmsd night sentries viii be pro
vidsd with rubber ponehos and day ssatEies
& Win occupy sentry boxes or shai be arbOrs Of
-hrashut5Oizas 6llCsp oI each Cd 9m2any viii
b dstaileaftP see that all cooking is properly
done, all meats to be boilador r5sstsi thor
----- odehly; and soldiers ia aiGtFicB especially
"a nalRriOpH, or on. duty duriHgl tte hot hours
,Hh . Of the day, Grs' to be given duinine e. .
.''-ae'' licfic.sl
"a - Owing to superior sanitary akFslgsmeRt
~ of EcEthsrna troops, during tie war with
- -EsziCo, the soldiers oF lysss Hngland the
Northwestern and Middle States, and the
edsPted citizens serving in our a my, suffered
hr lss from tie dissases ineide4t to 8 semi
.s tropical climate than the soldis sEs from th'
Cali saaisl fara showing the Importance q
proper eArsolthsp part Of those bs sviug chaEg'
OF goqfe-7e f f.,a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

Henry steDhensand -tA5"r ht
e0fEs STssiS ssi F!alP u tss e9T 9PIOn On
Mormon O.sBaldyin, ietal - TAI - - o
: =. Dsfndspt9 j Epg. .Rsiia6 %. D.. o..
JAMES g. HEARTH, PHILIP
=. AenFtt, Biheils1aeg Re9pett He5ristts Ben
RisS!I9 PSss; Sames ss@2sL 3 qslsDd9r e a s
ohn Is Nay, dlcSaSe tgis6dshts IN tSe a6oTe en- en-
titled ao5lQ EudRoW besiaents % ths 8 tate Ohio,
are hereby notified that the 81 dAy p April A. n
1852, said plaintiffs filed in the oics 81 the Clerk Of
dspdsats ssn s that said I PsItiS d S'aSS asS
themselves IL the posse. sion Of the following de
sslee He estate, 10 Wit: situate IN the County ui
q i6s c;t7 Ss s6i5TeiR1d Which Sss fSrhafi eiii5$
the City. Of uhis, andis k&bwl a5Eab Inm bars
e6nsn S @ S N @ IS dsss ia Ssgo @ 5s a2 a 56cb
pessessiQn .eE8r sEiR5e pht5mBeF, 53 that On and
sIS5 0mm5n SS i5sP 81 rs S Ss5Ied 599 9 GRsa
BeniRliu sFI Tyler, .G1ai5H R.saf hth, .Shsldeni
IRG%gsG4; PR5ASSsE Bs9B 4 Fl RiGh bsT
MinslOw. John b. May, and Samuel N. Calender,
s9as % sag & s t9 fsB RI SS S ss9d gpT&Gp & g
liysrea 70 Egid HOrnaaa &, Bald tih'a oeed ahsrsnf
fnHt R on t5s ~ lSt9 esy ot Rr Ss saia Norma9
vim Eh0iQp or about the l7th. day 81 Septambhr,
ls5S duly conveyed thesame to these Planning, that
Baldwin, Frederick RaldEin and sd laintifs have
respectively been In the exclusive possession Of Ead
lots ever since the 18th day Of July, 1884 thar sid
deed Thereof s0eEeoRtetsud delivered to Nopman o.
Baldwin was not and has never been recorded, but
" e. Semehm after its delivery to said Norman D.
EaldWtnl LOST or setf0gsd and has not
been and eanuot be found By, reason whereof the
title % Baid p4ai n to sad lots Is cIOudbd, ald the
detndants appear Of record to have some interest in
dno 70 bHid lOts Whereas IN tact they have no inte
resk 2 he l'9tl ol-FFtya-l decree con-.
title to Sad lots and excluding said
defendanta mom anysola latm thereto. Sa defendants
are requir Il sohlaf said petition by the l4th ddy
OF yune the Same viii be taken al confessed
and decree rendered gccgT dInely.
aaptllS:ssg - - -Pleiat atifs atty, u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16
Roorsaaizatioa q ths OhIo IliliIriIa... !. ;

HoQFGallzlfIol q the Uhi0I IIIltIns =
~ On Monday M, heEelsh II 1trOduoed in
asH ths Ohio House Of RepresenbAiIes "a bill to
oresaiss the lifid.of; t65sstats." 1WsF
-Haif ,aIsi not iafolued as 5oIii psu visions, bat
rustthng g lacking in any parssi kular, it viii
Be speedily amended and lpassti. During
--s .lOag yearl Of peace the 1uiItid sybtsHli tOf
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