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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.
a motion Of Mr. Sherrard. n Waa

On motion Of Mr.. Sherrard, IL was
Resolved, That hestanding committee on the
Penitentiary be instructed to inquire whether
there are among the convicts in the Ohio Peni.
tentiary, any who are insane, and report the
number, If any; and whether, in their opinion
any Of such insane conYicts should be transfer.
red TO the Lunatic Asylum.
. II. B. No. 15--To authorize the county com.
missioners to appropriate 40 county roads, turn.
pixies and plankroads that have been OF shall
hereafter be abandoned
Read the first time. s7 es'.
A message was received from the House an.
nouncing its refusal to concur In Senate amend,
ment to g.. ]. R. No. l5--Relative to the direct
and income tax. ai'
On motion of Mr.. Monroe the Senate insist
cd on its amendment, and asked q committee oI
conference. aE lT
On motion Of Mr.. Bierce 1t was
Resolved, That the committe on the Judiciary
be Instructed 10 inquire into the expedlency Of
amending section las Of IAN act Of the iurie.
diction and procedure before Justices of the
peace, and OF the duties of constables in civil
cases." passed March IA, le53-by striking out
the words zone hundred" and inserting the
words "three hundred" !" and that said COMMITTEES
report BY bill or otherwise.
o.in, ~ M Guncts I.,S 1h,0 ,h .ssu ~
~ o.r d;asna,,on ~ ' H'A' was ia'u VI 'ue 'Apis
.si p.soIusJ Th., ,oIoo, ,,.... - H..
5. s,,,sesr.sd e. Sron;.a ;Ut az na.s :. snise
10 .rp IA ~ SsSsiS ~ ~ % S,. ue s S,I aas
v.n;sb;Ue y, IAN w ' arm;ns uS ana t.sr. @ ~, V'U.ns'
s;rca tha H., dan of Tnrs IaS1 r;.S rssI Mvps, -
snI sn' nnd ndss ~ Sune .Io., WIN PoMer "
IA ,.ros. rI Nv h;II :. p.So.,.o ouu pepssS'
Issgs ~ shsanoa @ =, sss ara1.ad ~ M. p..;.
80 -, aoorn. " &c "a - IL M . ,sooi. =.
M, NJ, " Vo.S % c;,u VI '''An''' VI A'' PAlsnsr ~
M M, s;rns. @ ~ 1tysrsd fo, ador,;o, q u NJ
ao.fi sJss;Ss 70 ;nss,nc,,ns Sat- nsi.a.. y, -
sdons rlan sor .hs t,snsmis,.on ~ fvnSs a.o,n -
Ssyr voIrr tssrs r 70 thsir fsmiIias 'N''' Noil
SfS o. ,oot,or oS M. Gsosshaok A.. ,..oi,.,.u
Ia ~ ~ =. ,ahi ga ".Sess se.vauslOn ,a..
N M IN Neal offered az tie followioc hint ,ssri~.
.,on. 49, '- Nv .e ''-' '''''u'
w P.so,,.d b., N, r.,,,al as,.nubl, of n. S,.,,
0s;e "a, nj EI,s Tcrs,er iy 1870; ~ T..'' s.'
dosrs per I dSy from from he INSTRUMENTATION. of 'tS ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

HAYr.--Letters from Hsyti speak of the late
plot to overthrow the present government Of
Hsyti as having been of more extensive
character than at first reported. Two Of Geff-
rard's own Ministers were involVed-the head
of the Department of Agriculture and that of
Police Itwas the intention Of the conspira-
tors to place the latter at the head of the gov
ernment. Both Ministers fed to Jamaica upon
the discovery of the plot. The trouble is about
coIor-the pure blacks being uneasy under the
rule of the mulattOes, though GeffrOrd, the Pres
ident, is black.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24
Advantages OF tho Recent victOry in
Kentucky.

The New York Herald thus sums up the
gains b. the defeat Of the rebels in the recent
battle near Somerset, Kentucky: 90
First, it cuts the inland defensive line Of the
enemy--cuts it In two, and makes an opening
through which our forces on the ground may
pass into East Tennessee and occupy those i'm.
portart railway and telegraphic eommunica-
lions between she rebel government Rnd the
rebel army in Virginia and their confederates,
supplies and reinforeements Of the Southwest
ern States. Thus our army, from 6omerset, is
nov in position to march forward and COM
pletely separate the rebels In Virginia from the
rebels Of the South west, and to libefate in East
Tennessee, and all that surrounding mountain.
Gus region, hundred thousand loyal Union
men. Secondly, through this opening General
Buell. may move up into the rear Of Richmond,
OF over into Northo South Caroline, 10 COOP
GRAFTON with our seaboard land and water for
ces. Thirdly, the local advantages gained BY
this Somerset victory comprehend the control
Of the neighboriDg coal mines and salt tsprings,
the navigation of the Cumberland river down
70 Nashville, and easier work than We should
otherwise have had before us In the reduction
Of the rebel camps at Bowling Green, Columbus,
Nashville and Memphis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

SECRETARY srAEroN AMP Grr. sIcnLrs.s-
The Washington correspondent Of the N. Y.
CONNER ciGI says: "Mr. Stanton, IL will be- 70
membered, was one Of the counssls Of Mr.
sickles, who christened bis camp after him
The Excelsior Brigade viii now doubtless 70
ceive their lOng-desired commissions from ih,
War Department. to which their soldiery bear
ing and good conduct fairly eutitls them, what
ever may have been the original proprIsty oI
having volunteers raised In State, yet MOI
commissioned By the Governor thereof"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

The dlifssent editions Of the Ono STATES
MAN win be furnished during the apPicachipI
seusion Of ,the General Assembly as follows.
Daily Statesman, per month, ~ cen't
Tri-Weekiy stAlesman, per month, y cen'e
Weekly slaseamRb, for three months, ~ cen''
Weekly stasesmAh, per year. %VV
I.st veI
All orders promptly filed
Address,
MANYPENNY 4 MILLER
liiF Publishers Ohio Statesman,
Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24
PROBATE NOTICE.
Settlement Of Accounts.

THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS HAVE
i been hled IN the Probate Court Of Tanklin coun.
", Ohio and will b heard for settlement on WBDNEB.
DAY, the 18th day Of FEBRUARY. A. d. 1859 10 wit.
R.ehsi Haushp, IA S.al ae.Snt ~ WIi,s. n s.n,,
onardian of Oonydon Morreli; the hnal account OF
Joseph Massey Executor Of the win Of Mary O. Janins
deceased the second account tf Reuben RSltn Guard
an Of oyrus Bols the nst account Of John WossrWel
ler, AdmnstTaor Of Charles FEsel. deoeased the nt
account Of y. D. Howard. AdministrAtof of OhaFal
Dean, deceased and The Tst account Of jacob Lsuef
AdministrstoT Of Werner Hside, deceased.
rs n. D, ALDHRY, aa
Probate Judge.
Columbus, Jan. 2t-dkwlt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

~ Biloxi, town on the Mississippi, report
ed 70 have been surrendered to the Fedora
troops, is situated ona marrow strip Of land
running out into the Gulf, and is nearly oppo
site, and but short distance from Ship Island
Il has been somewhat famous In southern lasi
tudss as fashiopable vateF-place. The town
its defenders and defenses, including two can
non, surrendered to q small force, without I
blow OF any show Of resistance. Il viii doubt
lsss form the bsaIso Of important military opsr
atlUns By Gen. Butler. 5l ng29
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.


A message from the Senate was read, an.
nopncing the introduction and fret reading oi
bills. c'iN
A resolution was referred, rendering The
thanka Of the General Assembly TO General
Thomas, Colonels Robert L MeCook and ]. A,
Garfield, together with the officers and men In
their respective commands, for their recent VIC
tories. Il lies over under the rule.
Mr.. Dresel moved that his resolutions, indi-
eating the policy Of the Governments In relation
TO the war, ernbodying the Crlttenden resolu-
ton, be taken up. The House refused to take
them up--yefs 81, nays 4S.
The House then went into committee OF the
Whole on the orders Of theday, and spent most
of the afternoon 10 discussing the, bill, "Fixing
the salaries Of State officers, and to repeal Ger.
tain acts therein named" II cuts down sala.
ries. N. ~,
Sundry amendments were made in com.
mittee, and the bill and pending amendments
were referred to the committee on Fees and
Salaries.
The Sergeant Arms made application fol
an additional Assistant. I. was stated that one
was needed to clean splttoons, and perform the
other labor In and around the Hall! After q
long and exceedingly juicy discussion, the ap-
polhsmsas was authorized 70 be made After
this EFFORT at retrenchment the House adjourn.
ed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

A corps Of Epglish engineers have been lay
ing out defenses and Notifications along the
Canadian frontier and in the Canadian cities
Toronto has been strongly fortified, the bate.
ries being mounted With one hundred pound
Armstrong guns. The engineers visited Bar.
nis, Goderich and other lake cities, and planned
the dsfenses Of those points. But what we
particularly refer to now In their work, is the
fact that az Windsor, directly opposite Detroit
they have commenced works which Will be
ready TO receive their guns very shorty
The fort here 10 situated upon bluf which
commands the whole river front and the city
of Detroit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

IL A large number of the employees Of the
New York Custom House have recently been
discharged, and the salaries Of many of them
have been reduced, This is a step in the right
direction, aud there is room for many other
steps of the same sort.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24
Dol. Mcoook.

The following dispatch was received BY Judge
SrALLo, of Cincinnati, from Col. R, L. McCooK'
after the battle of Somerset:
soMERsET, KY, Jan. 81.
ToJ. B. StGlIo: My wound is painful, but
not dangerous. Three balls passed through
my horss, a fourth cut my oveEcoat and the MIN
bit me. Telegraph my friends that they need
,..- R.. L. McCoOK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

IL The Government has recently received as
presents from the Emperor Of Japan, two ele-
phant tusks, ei ght feet in length; sword, inlaid
with gold and pearls, and other articles of minor
value, including handsome box, containing a
brief address or letter to the President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

MAzzm.-MAzzM has been requested by
some political friends, who are confident OF bis
triumphant acquitial, to return to Italy and sub
nit to trial for treason. At the same time
bis pardon has been solicited from the King of
Naples
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

WORSE THAN vANDALs-over one hundred
and thirty five light houses on thesOuthern coast
from Hog Island, on the coast of Virginia, TO
Na.agordo Bay, Texas, have been destroyed by
the rebels since the commencement of HOSTILE
tiea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

EIGHr.MLE Foor-RAE.-This race, which
took place between Mills and Desrfoot, In EDg'
land, for E2O0, ended in dead heat In dry
four minutes. Mills los, shoe In the sixth
mile. It was ssevere race throughout. Ten
thousand persons we're present.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24
a Slight Cold, COssgIt,

hsyYM "A Slight Cold, COssg1s,
E:SRAHM ,aLdakssneaa, 0! Safe
LN:ITyihil ,SJyakaat, luttch might b
~ checked utth simple rem
N1HW edy, if neglected, Cftsa ter
,sirntes seriously. FslO are GtoGre Of
the in,pcrtayscs Of stopping a IgouGh or
, OSeLkai,t IgoLd IN its first stdgs;; that
,cttcE in the beginnisg lDould yield to
a mitd remedy, If not attended to, soon
ottaclcs the lungs Is
Mkouuz'a 4FonczLaL ISkocjzes
rpsrs first tstroduced eIevsn years ago.
It has been proved thot they are tho best
article bgors the public for Igo1gtls,
RoLda, AFoncltiia, .5Esflt710,
Hafakth, the Hacking Cough IN xso1-
sunz/ltio1, and numerous affections %
Ss lShboat, gtvins tnsnseatats rsI'it -
Public Speakers Gssd St'sgers'
,vin find ther s6sctuas for clearing and
strengthening the vcics. %
Sold by all QruGgists and pealsrs IN
Meaic;ne, at rs cents per boz.
For sals. wholesale OF rstsil, BY ~
q. ROBERTS,, Druggist,
No. 2tNorth High street,
deolo-dkWom y "a 81 gt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24
DIED.

On the morning Of the e3d inst, ELL infant son Of
kWINs MILLER, aged seven months.
Funeral services ct the house, No. 23R East Rich
street. at two O'Clock P. NJ. January Gath. Tho frOndI
and acquaintances respectfully invited to attend.
At zsnesylle, on the l7th inst, CHARLES GAILaHRR
infant son Of DR.. WIN. r. aud HANNAH @. THRALL
aged nine months.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

RHODE IsLAND.--The report of the Adiutant-
General Of Rhode Island says that State has
sent 5,l24 volunteers to the field, exclusive of
the three months men-an excess Of ] ,O67 over
her quota. There have also been zoos re-
cruited in the State for foreign organizations.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24
Ddvorce.

Elizabeth II. Newman, PlaintIn,) Court Of Common
against 49, Pleas, franklin
Adam y. Newman, Defendant County, Ohio,
TN HE SAID DEFENDANT WILL
take notice that dispositions will be taken In this
action by the plaintiff at the oce Of Jonathan Rennck
In tho town OF 0rcevie, In the county o. Pickaway
and State Of Ohio, Friday, the 18th day OF Hebruary
10 o'clock p. NJ, and continued from day 70 day thore
jap2l ltd&3ww Attornsysfor Plaintiff.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

" Ex,PreaIdent JOHN TYLER died at Rich
mond, Virginia, on Friday, the l7th inst, after
o brief Illness. He was between seveniy-one
and seventy-two years Of age.
The following are the surviving Ex-Presi-
dents and Vice Presidents Of the United States:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

T The Democratic State Central Committee
of Pennsylvania have decided to hold Demo
cratic State Convention, at Harrisburg, on the
4lh Of July.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

1 The ZAnesville Courier Is informed, thE
she Ststssmss was spprlssd Of Col. LrsorTTi
promotion at the AdDutaut- Generals oface
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24
Dissolution Of Partnership.

TNHH partnership heretofore existing between Miller
i Woodhead q Joyce, has been dissolved this day b.
mutual consent. The business will be settled up b
''' WIN. MILLER,
JOSHUA WOoDHEAD,
1 JOHN JOYCE.
Columbus, Jan. Q, 1862. ~ a1lrf
ianl4n IA. t,-' a p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

Enpioynent vented,
DY A YOUNG MAN OF TIpIFERATE
ID habits, and Of considerable experience. "
WIN work Al anything, until better acquaintance,
Address In ROY.
-,.sisas Pest Once,
an2a-d3t Columbus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-15


Arthur Walcott. Clars Wolcnti. Nathan Eexsom,
Geo n gill, Price, Ferris Co, Geo G RchsTdFDh,
Eiiha Turner Geo Gr0ssmaB, Grinnsl X Jenkins .
pegrsm, Payner Davis, lipp<nseti. Hunter scett,
James Kett, Ssnfee + Co, VIM Graydon Co, Lind
Brother T. Go, Albeit, Johns 4 Co.
You are hereby notified that there h nov ON ale In
the once Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Les
county lows ~ Fort Madison tht petition of EIisur
Wolcot, claiming Of you. Arthur Wocott. the s1m OF
Seven Hundred aud Seventy Dollars, with interest
from June h. 1854 NJ the rate Of Ten Per eent per
annuM payable annually, ~ same rate money last
~ due him from you, Arthur Weicott, promis-
sory motel ard cfnimnE seanst Ill ~ You the toFs.
closure Of mortgage. given by the said eleo TO
cure the payment Of said Bee the esstery half OF
lot la block 90 The ely ~ KeokGk county OF Lee
and State af Iosa.
Nov, uniesxyos appear and deiend thcyetoon sshs-
fsre Of the second day Of the next term ~ said
court uieDcing snd 10 be holden the third Nom
day ofMay, Is62 At Fort Madison. defssls will be
entered sesinst you snd Judgement rendered there
on for amount claimed interest and costs
decree cutting on and forecesins all Your rights In
and 20 ssufty OF reeupiie of he saia property
Ne personnel claim 10 made against any OF you az
oept said Arthur Wolcost.
NccRARY 4 BRUCE.
feb24-din Atty's for Pl'tT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-15
fNhe4-d1n
II EGAL NOTICE.

Atthnr Wocott, Clara Weleott, Eathsn Nswson,
Geo II, Gill q Co, Price. Ferris Co, Geo G. Rich
ardsoE, Efihu Turner, George II Crpasnap, Grin.
nell 4 teDkiEss Pesrsm. Ps,pt~r Duvis, Lpp~n.
colt, Hunter ecott, James Kent. Santee 4 Co, WIN
GTaydon Co, Lind, Brother 4 Co. Abbott, Johas
20. =
You hereby notsfed tha. there 10 nov on Az 10
the Office Of the Clerk OF the District ceurs ~ Lee
county Iowa. n Fesi Msdeon. the petition OF Elirur
Wocott, Executor 81 the Of Eihu Wotcetl -,
ceased claiming of you Arthur Woieoat .the sum Of
Thirteen Hundred and TweHty-syx Dollars With inter-
est on the sane from May lAh 1853 81 the rate Of
per cent per snnum. ~ meney justly due prom
kscry nete Tor said sum- which said estate hes
paid for said Arshnr woic.u; ard elsinine Of you
ell u" foreroanve Of mortgage given hs said VOL
e0tt, 10 secure said The easterly halt Of lot
four IN block IN The city Of keotuk Lee
county lows.
Nov. unless you appear and plaad thereto Or be-
fore noon OF the second day 81 the next May
said court, 10 be begun and holden at Pon Madts0,
on The third Monday of Asy, l669. iudRnsn4 viii
be rendered against you BY default for the aupoant
claimed, interest and Goals and decree cutting "a,
barring and foreciesiDr all rights In ard 10 The
equity Of redsmpiien OF said property No pefscnai
claim II made against any OF bat Arthur Nolccs
kcCRARY BRUCE.
febo4-dlm Atty for Pf'tG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-15
SALE.

E1ATE OF IOWA, Lst corwrt--ss.
By virtue Of execution To directed Issued by
the Clerk OF tho District Corr OF sAId eeuhty In favor
Of William Coleman and against Gufts Z Conn and
ID. b. Smith, lhAye teyied upon, and Apl 10 the
highest bidder, At The front door OF the Clegka Once
q the District ceur Of Lee county al uk
IL sid ronntys the 18th dxy Of March, D. le6Q,
between The hours Of O'Clock m sna o'clock p.
n. o. sAsd day, commencing nj qeeaock the fol-
lowing property to-HH. Lot o In block -, lot In
block 2 lots and Ii block lU7. lots and In block
81 except 10 feet IN % reet by 80 feet det on the
rear end OF sad t6ts Tots and In block S. sot
In black SIS lot In block J. all In tbs city Of Kso
kirk, Also part 81 the northwest quarter Of section
twelve tisl township s. north range west begin
Ming II the sonihx northwest quarter
Of said running thence east ths line
the northeAsl quarter and the southwest quarter OF
said section 20 rods, 10 the center OF The laid out
and proposed Grand Avenue from Keokus 10 Mont
rsse thsa north along the centre of raid As@Has
90 ods thence xest 60 rods TO sAid west line, thence
aisns said west limo - rods TO the beEtnping, con-
tanning In all ten acres.
Takss and levied upsn asthe property OF Saith
10 satisfy said writ OF execution.
n. G. HEDGES,
febS-dlm sherry Lseeoanty.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Clark II. Robinson, OF the state OF ohis,
The IN e1syshisd DAY of August A. d. i6of, sxecu.
ted and delivered Deed Of Trust for the pay
nent Of certain sum Of money therein mentioned,
the following described lots. pieces aud parcels
OF land situate lying and being In the county Of Han
cock and State or Illinois to-wh Lots Ne seven III
eight EEL nine ~ ten eleven M ana sistseo
rs. in blsck thirty ass a. lots foorieee AZ a.
lots three fsl four and are In block eighteen
fIsl lots ten IIol and eleven IN 10 block twenty
stx t0G), sll3n Reeves, DuSkee Sasrd Co addition
70 OakW God and Hsmf1top, Hancock couniy, State Of
Illinois. which said deed h recorded in volume nine
fg) OF Bonds and Mortgages. Of the records OF said
county Of Hancock on paess three hundred and atty
two fa52) and three hundred and nfty three t353l
Nov, by Yeasoo Of dsSsutt having been made ~
said CLARK H. Robinson In the performance OF the corr
ditons of said deed, and the pay Of the monies
therein specified Saturday .ths nfh day OF April,
A. D. 1893 between the hours of o'clock =. m. and
clock p. m. said day, viii, BY virtue Of ssid
deed pvoeeed sell The property shove described ii
public vcndue, 70 the highest bidder, 10 'front.' VI me
Post Once In the city Of Hamilton, for Cash,
Eeiei-a j. A. DGRKEE.E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-15

To James w. Pipkin, Augustus Cook, John Early.
&. g. Strong, Day + Bro.
Ton, and each II yeu are hereby netned that thefo
is now on file in the efce Of the Clerk Of thr Dstret
Court Of Lee Coany Iowa, 81 Fort Madison petition
ofHisam Barney. claiming OF you, Jsmes W. Pfpk In,
me sum ofseventy I'VE dollars With ten per cent. in
MORTGAGE made BY you 10 Charles Massn, and sbscs
ssngnsd to said HIRAM Barney, dated Decc nhrr 18th.
HOS, also csimiBg against each you The scosuYs
of said Mortgage, the same being npsn Lot No. pine
~ In block NJ one husdred ssd fo,ts -four .t in
ths city Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase
money. and further asking sale of said Or eises
and general relief. $50
And uniess You appear and answer said petition On
or before nosn OF the ssevnd Of ths next term
said Court, 20 commence ~ Fart Madison ON the ard
Monday or May, a. ID. la62 default will be entered
.sainsi yoa and Judgment rendered thereon pssys1
for In said petition.
NOBLE Il ETkOHG,
fcbza-dIm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-15
EETING OF THE BOARD OF
lvu SUPERVISORS

To James y Gedney, y Brown Gcorre Stevenson,
Joseph G Street, 4 8 Mct ut,seh, James Davis.
Joseph HOLMAN, II w Hughes N Salmon. w
w Skinner. A Donnel, Lewis Stone. Jahnson Mcek,
Gary Lewis, c Davis and Jasper Wall, super
visors Of Lee county, lows,
GgeetnE This Is TO notify you that In pursuance OF
request by ama3ority of your Board, to cirsetsd-
I'm secoY dance with See. 80 Of tie Rsvsicof 1850
hsvs fixed Monday, the 18th day Of March. ie69. as
one o'clock p. M. for the meeting OF the Board OF
Supervisors this county, for the purpose Of iakng
into consideration the appointment OF counsel " de-
lsnd county AgsA certain snifs brought on Rail-
road Bonds and Coupons, In the United States District
Court u Keokuk, to determipe what viii b done
With olhsr suits now pending In said Court against
Lee county TO take action upon The propfesy o.
ending the resolution passed ~ the last sesaica
uniting TO tax-payers the interest," due on county t.x-
es III such Interest be pAd within ninety days also
% tahe action In Yseard TO permanent School Fund
and the Poor House, and to allow certain csinsr
witness my hand and the seal OF the DIS
H. trict Court, at Fort Aadtson this 9Th dag vi
March, A. d. 1H6Q
ERIE J. LKEcH. Clerk Dist. Court
and Ex-Onco Cf'k Board Supervisors.
marlO-d BY CnAnLEs Doxkx, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-15

+ EGAL NOTICE.
70 John Early, Augu..u. Cook, c. @. Strong. Day

To John ksrly. Augustus Cook, c. @. Strong, Day
and Bro
You, and each of you hereby nstined that there
Ia file In the once OF the Clerk Of the District
Court ofLee County, Iowa, Port Madison, petition
of Hiram Bsrney claiming OF you Johnsarly ,ihc
OF ono hundred and atty dollars. with ten per cent
iatercst per annnua, payable annually. money due
ons Mortgage mrae By son 10 ChsrIesnsscn sndsance
assigned 10 said Hiram Barney, Gated Sept 4osh 1854
alec claiming assinst each of You he OF
said Aotgsge. tho same being upon Lot No Sewers
"a in block one hundred and fary eis hi t4e1 In the
city u keokuk, Lee Comfy Iowa, for thel urchsse
money, aud further aSkEg for sale of said prem
and general relief.
And unless You apear snd answer said petition On
or before noon of the second day Of the Of
said caaTt. 70 samenes u FaxtMadisOn th< 3rd
Monday OF May D. leG2, defauit " III be entered
against you and tndsmcnd renfefsd thereon pray
for In sad petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG
feh25.-dtm Attorneys for Psinttd.