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Army CORRESPONDENCE.
BANroNs BAYOU, near Lake Providence.

bASroSs BAYOU, near Lake Pcori,lcncc Lal
Feb. % 1863.
The siege Of Vicksbur; has resolved it
self into combination Of strayetic move
ments not calculated soon to show any prac
teal results, but as deep in Their conception
as they will be when consuma.cd. as.on;sh
ing to the enemy. It is conceded believe
in high circles, that in order to carry the
works so artfulIy and powerfully construct
ted, 1t will be necessary or at least desira
BILE to form junction with the fleet and the
army Of the gulf The rebels themselves
evidently saw this at the time OF Butler S
attack last May, and consequently, as soon
as he had withdrawn his forces, VIII; h was
only te wait the approach of cooler weather
they commenced fortyi.ing at Port Hudson
about 200 miles below Nicksburg, and ere
the armies were ready 10 open the compaien
.of the present winter, it had become per.
feet "check mate to the advance of Banks
up the river. The armies are therefore SEP
Grated BY the two chains Of rcbel biockades.
10 attack FicSsburg upon the North, the
fazoo river must BE- crossed, and formidalie
batteries Of the finest com n. anaiiur position
must be carried. To attempt this, With the
force At Gen- Grant's command would haz
za7d The most alarming sacrifice of life. and
.eavc the chances Of success exceedingly re-
mote. Oecourse there are no means ofreach
ing them on the South side, a. we have no
transports below the town with which to
effect landing. In this state Of affairs. j.
Will not do TO move with undue haste
but let the public wal. for the dsys1-
|opesncns OF plan this. will surprise the
country with the boldness Of its conception
and will exhibit asasa the energetic nd de.
:crsnlned Character Of the A 1asr;ea. g,s,.,l,.s
On course it wanId be improper 10 make pub
TIC the prospective movements. and therefor
! ssss1 saT, wait saswrg sd il taEsss
The ezsszl by winch 1t Is proposed IL turn
the channel Of ssss Mississippi. IS not TO BE-
relied upou- There : : large orce 1t work
upon il and passage os stesrerx n,sy Be a1
scesed. bat the waters Of the uasa channe.
will still wash the lsrccs Il the rsIs..;sssss.
cstr. @@&s 81 48asS1@@ss ss#ssaz,s. .aesseaassa,
Che al osr mortar 'z54sS IS .sss:e- r1ess
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4 llca!thfuI Sign.

From the Chicago Post
Every Democratic paper in the State Of
Ne" York repndiatcs the doctrines OF Ben.
Wood, Eallandigham, and the Chicago
Time, and endorses Seymour, Van buren,
and Brady. They repud,atc everything
looking, however remotely ;o..a Separation o.
the Sta'es, and al! insist that The Democratic
party shall be true to its great destiny, the
maintenance and preservation 9th Ameri
Can Union. Shall the Democracy Of Illinois
separate from their brethren OF the Fast
aad become the advocates Of disuniop.
national ruin and individual bey,arv?
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service wiz Her thirtceninch shells fiIon an!
advantageous position, by Keeping up.an in I
tcessant firing upon the depot buildings. and
The Court House. Tie former has been
once or twice on fire from the explosion Of
tshe's. Tie Court House is used by the
rebels as an observatory, AMI nearly every.
movement Of our boats: or working parties
us indicated by their signal Tag from the
Fcupo'a -
On The jv,h inst. the Engineer Ecg't.
with the exception of two companies, was
ordered to this place, and although sixty
miles above Vicksburg, the movement is
nevertheless with an eye to the reduction Of
that place.
1t is impossible to describ, the effect O
the war upon the country over which the
army moves; upon its approach, the white
inhabitants flee like SO many criminals be-
fore sheriff. The corn of last wear still
hang upon is original Stock and almost
every plantation is white with it's uneatlcr.
ed cotton.
/" this section Of country, thousands of
the able bodied blacks have been driven into
the interior to prevent their escape, while The
less viluoble are left to saunter about their
dirty cabins, and to wonder that no one is
left to sound the plantation bell, or to dis
turb them in their dreams Of on,,,c;,,i;o,
D. G. P.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
New 1oEK, March I3

+ !" New 1ong, March 49,.
;. The Australasian from Liverpool 2sth
and Queenstown the last arrival this syerin,
with dates two days later. .
Mr.. Stewards dispatch rejecting Napo.
Icons proposal attracted genera. comment.
3 The Times says Seward is no, prs;ernat.
uraliy right. IS scomprehensii,ly wrong and
after crsiicisIng AID dissenting from his view,
Of affairs SAYS he is q, isas, coasis:en. will,
al! he has written from The Commencement.
bat whether he IS consistent with facts ts,s
inns would rather leave events to decide
b The Morning Pes. is very. bitter. ana
looks upon the letter as mere buncomb b1,
emanatIng IS it does rom the Wash:n-,ou
Cab:nes, says |, is truly incredible ,ha, iha,
body sheu'd have sunk SO low Is 10 -spa.,r :,
SO much aaErant alsshooi aud as.surJ
nonsense r..
The star praises ihe Dispatch. and thinks
Z. unaaswerab.e. and shows ,se, s,er<.ss,r.t
not cEsn shsnsissest from of interference
can have the leass i1afe Of asssps as.cs- -.
b Il IS stated Thai The Csnfe,.arssc loan was
all freely taken in the CsatsacasaI markets
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minnesota First.

Who would not he proud of the glorious
old First? Everywhere it behaves we'll
protects the honor Of the State; yindcates
its right 10 distinction, and commands the
respect Ct the enemies OF the country, as
we'll as the just praise Of it's friends.
The Minnesota First is one OF The clever
regiments that General Hooker honorab!y
mentions in a general order lately ISSUED
from the headquarters oflhc army.
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z. III Il. 81.

| am now in the market. purchasing Furs
OF ~ kinds, for which Twill pay the highest
market price in cash. Those who have any
Fnrs to sell had better consult their own
interest by calling upon me before selling
them to other parties, as feel con fident
can make il an object for them to bring their
peltrfes tome. Il am boun Ito buy, so there
is no use OF talking. Il Don tseIl until have
cfancc to make an oiieE.l e H. KELLY.
y7n19m3s -. s5,. T.
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PERsoSAL.-Ct''. George Of the Second
Minnesota Regiment, is at home on brief
visit. lie has been quite i'll Of late. ami
hopes by trip to Minnesota to improve
his health. lie arrived on Wed,. osday end
Will remain some two weeks or perhaps
'o,ser unless his health improves. Ntnt"r.
rVe krprexs.
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FUXS! <aFUsS!! E'URS!1!

has got 1arge: amount Of tMOSEff that he
docs not know what to do with, aud has co1-
Guided TO lay j. ont in FURS. SO all who
Have any Far for sale had better call on him.
and get about one hundred per cent, abo~e tho
m atket price. lie has nihrgs lot Of Newhouse's
trans ffsI sale cheap. agsf ~sE-4s-zz-@2F.
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" ss..sssrsss W. ssisl Gsn Hooker, while
FcssarersEsg Il Washington. from lis An,sk,.
an wound. TO .hree hi.h Offers Of s.a.e,.
-<ssen this Tehei'soH ft7;ss 10 Be pu: dorm
The Eerd VII ssaaI asnszs.I 10 See how
sssn isssN be pat do~n...r snz~# -. 80. =. !.
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Ire n.sisFssxned fu;FI asssssrs ID. e,s.a Vote.
xsia ssssssrsss having u. -. ar - fsys "a
=. We sss - s-ss- sss s-sss. ser ssssssss,
= = - y g ifssss mr. -Esr: sfrgt.
s<sS@ ssssass s~sss ses esss-ssstF- sS sS
FL SMITH Il If.CaEss3g.
Rel Es5sg. Marc. Is:ss 1923.
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MIL PROPERTY ron SALE.
VIE sslss@rser Oilers ssr sale Al. ;,,.a-ex. s.,
p y god Viii presssr,y sass:.5 Al = Is. =
abe ssasf.. ~ kel Wins. For fnforsas.son IL !
SAFE q 51rsss y Psske-, q. ,lse ..ts,trss .r.e
7 8snv-eer fSsssee - s8aSss IS %s r.
% Sf:Sss.3' AMOS rE7TfyoyY.
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!. z''flf'!!)Qphi{ a8}t1tf5.
WASHINGTON, March Il.

L.
Proposals wilt probably be opened within
thirty days for sea going iron clad vessels of
al tonnage, on a new model. to carry ten
FASCINATED guns, weighing twenty tons with
carriages, ZION ma>ts, boats, rigging, two
pans Of engines and Fl feet drau.ht.
!" The nine new Monitors are consllcraLl,
larger and intended for greater speed. They
are progressing WELL - -~~se- 81
Gen. Hooker Was examined to sday be fore
the Joint Committee on the Conduct Of the
war. The first question presented Was to
what he attributed the failure of the move.
|mcnt on the Peninsula. lie stated that AZ
nc was on oath he must answer the ones
sion. lie attributed the failure to the in
competency of the Commanding General.
Letters from England call renewed attcr.
ton to the immense feet building in Great
britain, Tor the rebels, and insist upon the
necessity of a pcremptory demand on the
l'a'mers1on Government, to put a stop to
this mode Of making war
SPR1NGFIEIh, No, March II.
Trustworthy advices. from Arkansas. re.
ce'ved here, represent that large bands OF
Union men are resisting the conscrint act
and are protecting deserters from lIindma
army.
Recent arrivals in Fayetteville Of Union
refugees, confirm the Statements published
IN Little lock papers, that .Jayhawkers are
annoying the rebels in various parts of the
State.
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F" 'sfs p ! 4 s<nsasssss afsase. like. 4 Id
FeS'i' s''s1eess5sSs i. IS 70: worth = i.arnns
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NASHlNtiVoS, March Is.
Inc Senate has rejected the nomination
for Bri:adicr Generals. Of Gen Wrjeh, Cot
David Stuart, Of the 18th Illinois, Victor
| 'I!ndalc, AID Tx Governor Siblev Of Min
Ne%Ota.
James German. sca Of Gen. Willis A.
o'or'nan, was today confirmed as Assistant
Adjutant General with ;he rank Of Captain
a:so Lieutenant DIN, Of the Sd Minnesota
! to ihc same of1iyc.
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New YoRK, March II.

1t is reported that the Government con.
templates establishing at Annapolis Camp
OF instruction for 1Oo, 600 men-an indica :.
lion OF purpose to i've vitality to the con-
scription law.
lie tight reported on the Yazoo in which
1910 prisoners an eight transports we're
taken, as yet lacks confirmation.
Preparations are making for large mum,
he's OF sick and wounded. All large build
InSs are being set aside for this PURPOSE,
1t 's said that S3OO,oOO in gold has boon
received from the South, and exchanged for
goods within the past eight months, hcforr
the search commenced for contraband goods;
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CEClNNAT1, March l3.
There was q lar e and enthusiastic Union
meeting here las: night
The -Cni'c'l States Marshal YESTERDAY
>e'zad The real e>'aie belonging to Day and
Jenkins, officers in the rebel service.
a special dispatch from Mcmrhis 10 the
h'z lie, gives the report of flint on the
1870, resulting in the cap urc of. 900 rel,
e''.and eight transports. 80 PARTICULARS.
y letter from Florence, Alabam, TO the
! Mobile Heg's'cr says that Wayne county is
i'a'I OF tn'o"IS's, j'inel by lcsercrs from
i.t rebel army, and have become fornid
abe ''N
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1t IS reported that % rebel regiments I'D
'der Anderson passed. through Richmond last
FRIDAY for Charleston, an aggregate. os 70
900 men.
Il. A. Rollins of New Hampshire, has been
appointed Commissioner Of Internal Rev.
cnuc.
The War and Navy Departments are
July satisfied that very shor, time only
VIII clapie before rebc! communicated,
across the Mississippi river will be entirely
cut "'t by Yankee ingenuity and enlerprlsc
without much DloOHshcd.
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NEW Yong. March IL

NV York, Marc', 13.
Dispatches have been received from s II
Lake stating that Judge Kinney to ,]ay IS
sued writ against Brigham Young. under
the Polyg'my Act Of Congress. The writ
was served without trouble. Brigham On We
bai in the sum Of So 900
The dispatch fnri her SAYS that civil, .,
thori..v cau be maintained in Utah without
the aid O. IT, ops.
CINCINNATI. March Is.
Large shipments g. ARMS and ammunition
to Indiana for the last few days has brought
out an, order from Gen. Wright prohibiting
the sale Of arms, powder, lead, and percus,
sion caps TIL further orders, exccp; by spc>
cial permit. -
WASHINGTON, March Is.
Shurz and S'ah wer. nominated and con
tir'ncd Major Generals.
Weekly receipts If internal revenue are
over Sl.3D, 600. This makes our public
debt sac. *'~i -........s -,
s>. e. MILWAUKEE. March Is.
Wheat is materially lower, and very IN .
settled. No. is offered very freely at 81 20,
Out no buyers are found at these, figures
Gold is selling a, S1.55 ?, -, r.,.....
....-+: "t... - -, CIscissAT1, March II.
The Gazette's VickSburg dispatch saws the
lazoo expedition; capt urea % transports and
destroyed rs gunboats. It had arrived above
ha'nes' Bluff and will soon commence an
attack. f.. ,aa~ses~ as.-Et g. ..-E1 97s.77
II Is :umored that the rebels have eyaeu-.
atcd Vicksburg. lis supposed the greater
part would go to Chattanooga and enieavor
10 ovcrwheIm Rosecransf ~s.
Netherlands troops were compelled 10
go to Ail'iken's Bead owing to high water.
Recent operations resulted in inundating
over lOo miles OF country in Louisiana and
DESTROYED millions OF dollars OF pron..rtv
completely drowning The sserri.ias.
$685. WASHINGTON MARCH IL. s
4 telegram from Gen.aosecrans states
tha. ascending to reports which has reached
him, the Te.cls lad evacuated v:cssi,ury.
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RANKlN & McCRARY,
AttOrneys for Piainti6
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ka.ard xiiSou,ss, > 4 To,a,D y Tora. JAIME. 4
500. .iihu Gum. David \ Guns Oscar Davis. Noah
0rs.y, Lyle DsseFeux Umsted, wife and d-vises
saFnni 6 ums.ed: Q Crane, cen sheilsy,
tsnp. A5Dsv Reev.s. Hiram barney, Yss-nsn,
niehaei Boshey. jams san.n' z.s Msyo; Viz,
Hale 2 Co; Huihsrs. Vim vaisesbsrr 4 Cos Bene-
dict Hsii Co: HuntA Lane; Hsddoes, Reed Co;
Buvps Hen.gen; hermsn Balovia. Archibald
Yoasg Gee hosmsr, hary ftieiy q n Lyman,
Gs,es sr-ss II shelley. Loaf. B.rni.eons i,srn
Wells, Gardner Dru,y, William Page, asusnes Of
tho Boston Loeonotive works, n B Mani.on. a
Am CfeDer, volney tpsuldiug, w z Stcvarf; WIN
Pstssssop, Carroll Levi. W ienton, SUNNI e. stsb.
bins. William srwpsen. Pierre Brothers a Plan.
den, Cook LenhAII Stone. Stair 4 Co; 1ohn
Lowne. GalIsnd, executor Of the estate Of Isaac
OAKLAND. deceased; Carrier, VIM Thompson, trustee
oil nsnss = o.. Hasse I1ws'g 1890 co. pa
Gator " The estate OF Win n q ToYren e, dscsased
rou are hsrei, 3cti6ed thartherris nov on die In
the ONCE Of the Cisfk Of the DIsuict CouFt Of Lee
sahiy iowa, II Keoast, the petition. amended and
suppicEeEta n pstItiob, OF Hannah TaEgert exeeu-
toF ofthe estate Of Robsrf deceased Emma
p fssGest, ssd Alice 6. TaEsert, minors bJ Hsunsh
~. TsRern their legal guardian. Ginning Of Guy
Wells conveyance Of one -ffth part Of u lands
pa'chas@d By Gurus, Sample, Wells, L.o1, and Cor
The undivided ns-haf or the north fraction o, IN.
south-vess quarter OF Section lhir, -fonr Seventy
rods vide Of the Serth-wtst fractoDs quarter o.
ton thirty four; the nnrheat frsri ionA quarter Of
Section thirty about We acre sold 10 the
Dies hotnes Riter Ccmpsry th- gsth-~pe south
vest fractional quarter Of Section thirty thre- In
Towpshir sirtynyr Nonh, Of ksng. I've est IN Lee
comfy 1Dvs SAID PETITION also prats for partition
u ssid snds DEGREES ns one 9Th 10 plaintis. and d
vtiins the balance sncng the oihes also for
the adjnstmt nf Of thr RICH and eqeities OF all the de-
fendsDts, ard fer zensrai relief.
And that unless yoa ppear ard ssis PETITION
n mr. t%sY he = vstr ~ h. EAhr
term, 1854 Of said Court Judgment VIII be rendered
sssinst you By defsuiI
t kANKIB b McCRARY
Al . To-
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NOTICE.
lNiILD sTATEs MARsHAL's

NiIE STATES MAREHAL'E
- SALE
U sgrxp STATS AMxpfcxj
DIsTR Iowa.
by virue ~ an execution 10 me directed famed bv
thetl~rk OF the Bisst Court ri he Tinted er.ies -
ne souihern Division OF the District Of Iosa and
sxainss - ~ Bradley, In favor ~ Georse Biss q Co
have levied npen ard siM sell to the kirhesf bid
der ~ The door OF the Clerfs Once Of The Dst,ies
Corfi OF NE untei States ff the Dsfrct Of iowa n
hroAut 10 Mid Dssrics. hsse3<h day OF Jauuarv,
a ~ ie% Between The hours OF 0 O'Clock A N.
Ahd Seicsk p - cf saio dsy. the fcisvvinx prop
10 - Lot - l. Ia Biccr Ne. tlii. Tn Decatur
" 81 o The Sc garter % Section ftli Tcvnship
6sl kanss 74 eats nnr REQ acre. All Of ihr
lrop-rts 10 In Desssns c anfs. fswa
Tex and levied upon as the property offs NJ
brsdsey, 70 satisfy said writ 0 exeertion
h. III. h0Itk q g. Marshal,
- by n. FrLrex, DRrsTr.
ksekuh. December q. Iss3 Idly
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NOTICE.

Ora Eaton re-srs the unknown heirs Of Cornell.
n. Dycke CHIN Of Let TO- IL II ock leo In the
city OF Keoknh Lee COUNTY, Iowa.
The sbnve named unkno wE he - Of Corn elins p
ytie are hereby notified that there IN nie In
The % ce Of the Clerk ~ the nstrict Ceuvt ~ L.e
County, lows, At Ktokuk. petition Of orson ta.ou
vUprys sni u sbst he rsh Coeneliae w. Dycse d on
the 18th day OF ssp,imbcr Iss5 caDvey b. warrsnty
Died Hafii6a Roos Got 10 In BfcA leo IN the
vas seknox l~d4ed bn, that wsi.iske y . mad. by
the Notary sbo drevthe cert cat- Of noviedguent
b. vhire tn same sPpssred OF recordto be
Said petition that plaintiff An Interest In aid
iat ard p*ays ~ decree correesing safd mstake,
AMI quieiing the title 10 the said Ios s,s
Uh~ss ron appear ther etc and defend befoye ncon
Of the second lay We February term A.. y, 1e61
the cad Court decsss viii be rsndese a0o1E8 q
thefeoa b. eefanlt ssssss go !
RANKIN McoAxRx.
sse'A-dev l1sa .sAa4 AsesssN - 1anaA
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nRIGlNAL NOIICE.

To A Ermstca. Chaplin Lee. HosmeY Ffctlen q
Leess, wm furner, sssxnes OF Pssfiek A Crcu.s;
Randall, eiFnr r Dietrich. II d Woodward Go
fou are hereby nStif.d 1. ai there is nie in
NE efcv CT tte Cieik Of the Disirict Cent Of Lee
County, Iowa, 81 keokak, fbe petition Of ssm1sl p.
Miller. Amir Reeves aud G Perry, oHecut r. Of
tho viii Of L. X. Reeves deeea.ed claiming ofyou the
said r. urrasior the sun Of Five Hsndred Dollars
- oney doe on three prcuiissory notes. and also
claiming Against all she for c1oeure efs
xaee upon Lottwo III Block i've 5l In the addition
II Vim Williams ard ksrves and P-fry 70 she city
Of krokuk, Lee County, Iowa less the xst half Of
said io' h.ch has been re ieased
Uaiets y0~ o. pear iheieio ard defend before norm
Of the second day OF tee February term 1854, Of said
District Ccurt Judgment snd decree will De rendered
against yor thereon, by def4ulf
RANKIN McCRARY,
uoxXt-d+v Attorney for PiAiniiS.
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xolEal Noticcs.
NOTICE.

TOP q grrsse., Bs11 zDssep, WIN Turner. .s,,ep.,
e $500 o. = kaa4Aii, nneu Dsitrisk' II
|. Ie1ka asa 81 20, 80 hsrse1 notiAsd hat ths-s
u I'M tks o6ee Of ~ cIerk Of the District
ped a16r ?. 4iIiss, aSuer nSevss and O. i Perry
|::xeeoD 9sss WAlo y RssVss dse~ased, claim
|tne0 ys4ne sail 4. usnsssn the sum Of Three
fseseua Finy Donnsss - money due leo
Issesy sotss, ssd also cisnins against all Of you
IT, A111lQsun 81 mortgage spon Lot tsu fiOl In
DlOek Ten tA0i, In The addition OF Gn H " il,jsms
ssd Reeves Petty, n the Cay or Ksotuk Iowa
Al nnAn0am y09 aepsAs thessio sd As6soh H~6ors
~ the seeosd day a the next tern Of = I'd Court
70 commence on the 1rst Monday Of Rehruary 1884
Judgment and decree viii be rendered sssinss yoa
thereon BY default
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NOTICE.

To Bridget Tanning; Ellen Tanning .chsrlessE. Pan
ninG. Georse Willis fanuing, .Htrors, and alter
Connor.
Ttsse is nov on ole m he Office OF the CLERK OF The
District Court OF Lee unity, Iowa, a. eekuk the pc
uton u George r. Hggit-, claiming Of the defends 10
. decree FORTHCOMING certain resi estate In l.
~, Iowa, ~ WI In the D. dtian OF William u. With
ans and Reeves Perry to The city Of keoluk called
hstes' Addition The m-p az otey STRIPE. Lot
twelve f12 and the east half OF Lot eleven 10 BECK
ieI in the city OF K-esus; In Block one hundred
and .ix,, esht 6sl The trout sixt, Col ~~t of LIS
ave Isl An six AIS forty se-tbS one hundred OF
Lots nse Isl aud six l6 comm ncing twenty ert sem
slle,j also tren, fees fton, of Lot seven III b
one hundred feet deep also twenty feet Of q sev-n
next 70 the a-y and run Ing ten feet scrosI gat.
also kat t~p tal bio, nne bp.4fsi Ana nns ise'
afsS ID dtvid two fhds Il the front hall OF Lots
eleven and twelve liIAl2l 10 block forty tao AL;
also Lots nine gt and esshst d lot sh 6l In Block
ono hundr. ard nine Ioal, said petition alleges that
Waiter o. Conner has nafss.ge Interest IN party OF
said prnpeny hAt the other defendants own ope.
hsif Of II sgbj Of 10 saii ii;eress-
Unless sou appesr and aasT said petition on or pc
re noon The second day Of the February term iso4
Of ssid Couit commencing On rh- art hnnday OF
FEBRUARY Judgement Of partition Will oe renaered
novoS-rxv Plaintiffs Atorneys
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NOTICE

- Ha..sA " Anss1SSe 49, cn.,,. -.
ILL 80 5os u ~ risss;ss 60 =. = -
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.,- II. SCOTT HOWELL.
- PiAinilRs ASsernsv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-28
NOTICE,

To Alexander Lockhesd. Keziah Jane ockheai. Re-
atsi Lyon, David Lyon. Elizabeth A blair and
Charles Blair. defendants.
You are sreoy notified that In the action pending
In The District Court Of Lee couaty tosA, ksokak
wherein Alexander Ifs kRcsd IL P.iniiH, ard Martha
A. x. kebiheary and other are Defendants said
Nsrths 4. X. GcE henes ana Hdwsrd kcE herey have
cleo AGAINST YOU Ercas bill ssins decree for
the ueiivided half or The fractional Ncrth-westt Of
Sc ton ~. Township GO Serh, hsne- West. In Lee
COUNTY, Iowa and cther eluisbl. relief with
And you are also hereby noslnec that IN The sane
csrse there u pending sgsins the said Alex snder
Iockhead, Kezish lsue Lockhead. Ez-iies LION and
David lyon bin niei BY EliIsbeth A. BIsir and
Charles r. Bisr, her husband claiming that said
Elisabeth sthe owner ia fee simple OF she undivided
one urn part OF sad real state snd praying for
qai. ting the ute thereto in her and general
relief
Nos e,eh OF you must sppesr and answer said Sross
bills by noon OF the scuHc Of the next sad
Court % be- held be Mobdxy at arr les4
or decree prayed for IA be had eiein BY de auli.
II. SCOff HOwELE
Atfo-n %y fof Martina A. X. NCklheny.
RANKIN Il McCRART,
Attorneys for Charles r. and Ehrsbeth A. Blair.
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