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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-09

custom last yearly order from the resident
Supervisor-was adopted.
Adjourned. AZ 1888 iaa83
e AFTERNOON
Mr.. Younkin appeared and was duly quail
fed
A resolution was adopted instructing the
Clerk to request the County Treasurer to
transfer $239.22 from the Levee Fund to the
Swamp Land Fund, the balance due on note
given by the Levee Commissioner to the
Swamp Land Fund.
The bond Of Henry Long, Constable Of
Wilton township, was approved.
A resolution requiring John W. Jayne,
Clerk, to file an additional bond Of $4OO,
was adopted.
A resolution appropriating fifty dollars to-
ward the payment of James Grant, as attor-
ney for the county in certain suits, was
adopted.
A resolution that the Poor House property
and Poor House farm be placed under the
charge of the Committee on Poor and Poor
Houses, was adopted.
A resolution was offered instructing the
Committee on Poor to advertise for the lowest
bidders to furnish medical assistance to the
poor from the expiration of the contract with
Drs. johnson and Hershe.
The Committee on Revenue, to whom was
referred the report of the Clerk Of the District
Court and of certain Justices of the Peace,
made a report, which was received and
adopted.
The Committe on claims reported the fol-
lowing bills, which were allowed:
H. II. Hine, catching criminals ......$45 81
fireman Alger, prosecuting Grim. case 5 90
G. W. Uford, repairs. ............. 2 90
NJ. Price, experimenting erection of
prluSeS w
Skinkle 4 Co., teams and carriages =. 4 90
S. G. & P. Stein, one doz. chairs -. 10 90
Journal Office, printing ........... IA 90
W. G. Robb, work in Treas. Office :. 46 70
Mr.. Hoyt, sundry services .......... II 60
A. Heberling, expenses as committee. 4 80
G. Kegel, for three collins ..... 10 "a
Journal Office, printing ........... 4 95
]. G. Gordon, sundries per Dougherty 10 SO
Geo Correll, brick, sand and labor 80. 7 so
J G Gordon, sundries per Hine go. rs
L V Skinkle & Co., hearse, teams, &c. 10 90
David Eaggan, saving wood. ........ Is 90
j Beaham, labor in court house. .... 3 90
Silverman & Bro, sundries per Hoyt.. IS
II w Moore, hardware, stoves &c. .... Is SO
Luse, Lane & Co, printing .......... 4 so
J B Dougherty, medicines. ........ 8 80
Il H Hine, costs in prosecuting school
claim. ............... 20 go
G Smith, ruling and binding ........ 10 SO
Jacob Cashier, work for paupers 80. 5 60
Beaham & Kessinge, labor & material 81 10
Suel Foster, planting trees, &C.. ..... - 80
Worsham & Bryant, buggies, &c 80. 7 %
VIM Heath, house rent, &C ......... 4 so
W II Stewart, sundries .......... Is IS
Gas Co, Jail and court house ...... II 40
Justice Washburn, fees. ...... SIS
Justice Meason, referred back to com.
j E McElroy, disallowed .........
The Committee on Claims reported the
following add tional claims.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-09

Thomas Hanna. B fitzgerald.
HANNA q FITZGERALD,
A TTORNEYs At Law, Trsmont Building, Nus.
IA catine, Iowa. jan eft
DOENS Of DR.. O. W. Holmss, In blue and gold, just
i received at BURNETT'S BOOKSTORE.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-09

EThe card of Messrs Hanna and Fitz-
gerald, attorneys at law, may be found in to-
days paper. Mr.. Hanna has been member
of the bar Of this city for number of years,
and is we'll known to our citizens as an attor-
ney of the first class. Mr.. Fitzgerald, al
though new conner, has already won the
confidence Of the community. We wish the
new firm abundance of success.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-09

RETuRNED.-Our fellow townsman, Jacob
Butler, ESQ.,, attorney for the city in the case
of the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Com
pavy us the City of Muscatine, returned yes
terday from Washington, where he has been
in attendance at the sitting of the Supreme
Court.
W. F. Davis, ESQ.,, also returned on the
same train. He has been absent for some
time, visiting old scenes in New England,
where he formerly resided.
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A resolution was adopted instructing the
Clerk to ascertain the amount of funds still
remaining of the Soldiers Fund.
The committee to whom was referred the
petition Of Joseph Hinely, claiming to have
been enormously assessed, reported adversely
to the prayer of the petitioner.
A resolution was offered that 100 cords Of
wood be cut on the Poor House farm, and an
appropriation be made to bear the expenses
of cutting the same, which was referred to
the Committee on County Printing.
Mr.. Hoyt was appointed standing COM
mittee as overseer of the poor. i-a g 7s'-'i
A motion was adopted to appropriate two
thousand dollars for the purpose Of deffaying
the expenses of the January term of the Dis
trict Court.
The Committee on Equalization reported
they were unable to equalize any kind of prop
erty except live stock, and reported the fol-
lowing rates to govern the several assessors
in the following named property Of average
value, viz:
Work horse, $40; colt, 3 years old, $50 ;
do. 2 years old, $50; do. ! year old, $40 ;
oxen, per yoke, $50; cattle, Except milch
cows,) years old or over, per head, $12;
|milch cows, S.; cattle, years old, s.; cat
tile, years old, 81; cattle, year old, 81 ;
mules to be taken As horses; swine, per cwt.,
$3.50; sheep, $3.50; jack, 800.
The report was received and adopted.
A resolution, appropriating $500 for . tenn
-|perazy poor fund. was adopted. Si.S
i A resolution that the temporary door fund
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The wrecking vessel Relief has arrived
here. Her Captain reports that the missing
boat from the Rhode Island, sent to receive
the balance of the Monitors crew, was picked
up on the Sd on Hatteras Shoals. Seven
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-09

+ FANCY SroRE.-Messrs. S. A. Drake & Co.
have opened stock of goods at No. 1874, But.
ler's Block, Second street, consisting offancy
dress goods, hosiery, gloves, &c. The stock
is one of the best that have been brought to
the city. Although they came among us but
short time since, they have already secured
large and constantly increasing patronage,
due, in great measure, no doubt, to the ex.
cellent bargains offered by them. They in.
vite particular attention to the bargains offered
in silks. See card in another column.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-09

Iowa VALoR.-Steele's division, which made
a brilliant charge on the enemy's left at Vicks-
burg, contains eight Iowa regiments. 1t is
composed Of the 9th, Oath, 25th, 26th, 30th,
S1st, saith, seth, Iowa; the I'd, 18th and
18th Missouri Infantry, and the 55th and
6Sth Ohio Infantry.
As usual, however, the telegraph robs our
State of its glory. In the dispatches Steele's
division was spoken Of as composed mostly
of Indianians."
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old resident Of this city, and is we'll known
to be capable, honest and faithful man, and
we hope to see him flourish in this enter.
prise as he deserves. ~
The Pork TRADE-Thus far the present
season there has been more pork packed
in this city than ever before in the same
length of time. The quantity has been enor'
nous, the packing of which has kept full
force of hands at the three establishments
continually at work, day and night. The
season has not been very favorable thus far
having been too warm. We have only re.
ceived the figures Of one of our pork houses
as yet, that of Mr.. Butler, but will try and
furnish an abstract of the amount Of business
done by allup to the LIST day Of January, dur,
ing the coming week. At this date Mr.. But
Ter has packed 2o,eso hogs, abou,
double the entire amount packed by him last
year. We are Of the opinion that this mum
Der will compare favorably with the amount
done by any similar establishment in tn
State. We understand that Mr.. Butler il
again in the market buying hogs, having
been compelled to refuse them for, shor
time back, owing to the large receipts b,
rail. Farmers in this branch, therefore, hav
ing small lots can dispose Of them. Every
branch Of business in the city has felt the in
iuence Of the vast amounts Of money tina
have been circulated hare in payment fol
hogs, &z-A4 7s&
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feel that on the preservation of the Union
and the suppression of the most causeless and
wicked rebellion depends the honor, interest
and welfare of the commonwealth. They
will never tolerate schemes for destroying the
Government Of the United States, or for form:
ing separate confederacies, or any other
schemes for creating confusion and ruin, and
aiding and comforting traitors in arms against
their country.
The State of Pennsylvania has furnished
more men for the defense of our institutions,
and lost more by the casualties of war than
any other State. Her people intend, by the
blessing of God, that this rebellion shall be
suppressed, and they will not be turned from
their settled purpose by the wies of masked
enemies or the vacillation of feeble minds
On the contrary they will, as is their right,
insist that competent men of integrity, intel
lect, earnestness and vigor shall be employed
in the public service to preserve the Govern
meut and maiutain the unity of the country.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 7.
Gen. Carter's expedition reached Manches
ter, KY, yesterday, on its return from East
Tennessee. It left Loudon, KY, on the 2lst
ult. 1t comprised 10000 cavalry. The results
of the expedition are the destruction of two
important bridges, killing, wounding and cap
| turing $50 rebels, taking 700 stand of arms
and a large amount of -four, salt, and other
rebel stores. ..,...
s0f .yPHILADELPHIA, Jan. z.
The Wheeling lntelligencer Of yesterday
says report arrived there that the rebels
attacked our forces at Moorefeld, on Satur-
day Fighting continued during Saturday
and Sunday.
Saturday night, Col Mulligan and his bri-
gade left New Creek for Moorefeld, reaching
there Sunday evening. s,a. .E
1t is reported that we had driven the rebels
four miles and were still pursuing them.
| The rebels are commanded by Coils limbo
den and Jenkins s H..
There was considerable excitement at New
Greek, Sunday night, in consequence of re-
port brought there that our wagon train had
been pursued from Petersburg by large body
of rebel cavalry.
A brisk skirmish took place at the Won
togo Bridge, and another at Jonesville. This
raid was one of the most hazardous Of the
war, and attended with great hardships and
priyations. We lost but ten men.
Fl. MoNRoE, Jan. 6.
The wrecking vessel Relief has arrived
here. Her Captain reports that the missing
boat from the Rhode Island, sent to receive
the balance Of the Monitors crew, was picked
up on the Sd on Hatteras Shoals. Seven
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New York, Dec. 8.
By the steamer Columbia We have the
following news:
The London Morning Post annou noes
that the English Governments is about
with regret to decline giving its adheresce
to the European Congress. i says that
the purpose Of the Emperor j. regarded
With admiration, but the means proposed
ere not considered as effectual.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Times ssscsts that the believers in
the Congress grow frmcr every day. !
Activc warlks preparations are pro-
gfessisg 10 Densoark. Ten thousan d
soldiers have been called out, and SIX
war vessels ara being fitted ont.
TIE Polish question stilf lobks threat
ening. The arrests in Wsrss v we're nu-
merous.
London, Nov. 34.-Ths asKument in
the case OF the Alexandris is concluded
The government viii take time to consid-
er its judgment. ssi
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ORIGINAL NOrIoB. !

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Pssssrssp, Gsron. Xvi. spsea. Sum !, sen =
bis. Hiliia1 ssgP.on, riercs .ro,hsT. 1 1ias.
ser.. o. ,, L.Shs,s; Stone, ss.rr 4 &C; John
Garland dsceassd; CARRIER, WIN Thosnpson' i'm ~
eft - GsaAeaj kastnxn Cousso 4 70. NJ.
ssor sss .ss.is d Sa ssls:ss sr'
Tea are hssets nt4infd thai there 10 nov on ue IN
the oaee Of the Clerk Of The District Court Of Lee
snpple.sn,s a pesI,ion, Of Hssnah fsse.rt. Green
W oflbS sssate Of Roosr declared and Emma
F. Ta<ssrs, and Alice G. 1arHer m,nors b, Hspns h
n. fa8Rsn fheh legal fbssdisn. claiming Of Gov
wells eenveyssre q oDe-nnh par, Of an the lands
pus chased By cnrts, Sample, Wells. Lyou. and Cor
kerry, s-wit:
south west quarter Of section thity-fout; Seventy
re0s wide Of the Nsrh West fractional quarter oy Sec
,jos thirty fur; shs nnr.h~ea frariensl quaref Of
Section thirty except about i've 10 the
De- Actnes River Company the moth vest south
sest ffacsopai qnarter Of section lhiYty-three In
Township siKtyAy Fofsb, of han9= I'VE est In Lee
unity Iawa. Said petition also pras for par,o n
IL said ia,1s dsereepg one sfth 10 plssutn and d.
vbding ths balances among Mr. oher ssnen; also for
he sdjuineps of the right and equities Of all the de-
fss d sts, and hf eeDeiai relief
And that unless ron appear and answer said petition
before the sseopd day n noon Of the February
term, 1854 Of .sh Cour tudensns wiii Be r.aserso
against you BY default
5f RANKIN McCRARY
dec3-dlw Attorneys for PiantiH
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NOTICE.


To VIM Y Covies, G c stevene, Levi miller. J. p.
Lasense, and Hiram earRey:
Hcu gre psreb, notified hat there 10 now on Die In
II eCIeskp Once Of tue District Court OF Lee puuty.
lows. ~ Keokuk, . petition, and an amepd.d Ieti.
lion e KlAiae H. Williams, e.afsilss Judgement
aaaiH.t ysu. Wilhap r. CowleS G.. g. stevens
FOR tae srm Of Fiye unndred and Thirteen and
eO-iO0 DcSlars money due upon your pronis
cory notes, and against all the above named
defendants paying FIR the foseelo>ure Of crrtsin
bond DEED upon the unnfytded half OF Late three
snd four, In Block nine ten In Will ams Reeves
Perry Addiaiua the cisy Keokuk, Iowa, the ex
asaishaest equity OF redep ption AID for gen
trAl relief, with costs. y. .
or before noon of he second Bsxt term OF
nd Couft 10 81 held st Keokuk on the hrat Aonday
Of FsAruafy A. D.. 1858, jadxmsht wi be lad tserein
h. n.,..T H. SCOTT HOWkLl>
49, rsS1~ Piaintn's Atty.
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To John Knight, Hin mar, " C0wles Will
am Word. l. ford, - W Ferd Sib,i Kirby,
KrLy HePsiesh Finch, " Finch, Hatbs Hab-
bari, oren Hubbard. SYLVIA ssryker, Wsshinston
Suykef.
fou are hereby notiaed that there Is nov on ale
In tie obce OF the CLERK Of tae District Court
aounty, lava 81 ksoknk, petsop OF Thorn Dss 10
claiming u sou John b. Erixhl " r. Cowies b. B
Hinnzu. &. r. FORD, ID. W. Ford William L. Wood
the snm Of Thee He ncred and Eight and Ie-too
Hsss shh ten per cent interest per sunum, pay
bile annasi.y, a. msney du< on . prsmissory pote,
secured by mortgage usse by the sad J. b Kn sht
10 the sid h. b. Hin mas sud W C3vies ard since
assigned TO The said Thomas Davis, also Claim ing
against each 81 You the foreclosure OF said mortgage,
the same seing upon La % 10 70 BismzB eo~ I.-'
sabdvisa@n Of the S-W Of sec -, Township IS,
Range West, Lee oonnty, Iowa. aud further asking
for tae sale ofssid prtnises and general rrii
And 1ie4 you appear aud srsser said petition
on or before room OF the second day OF the pext
term OF said Court TO be bexsn sbd holden thei
nrst Noudsy Of February A. d, lea . eefsuit xn
be entered against yon and adgme1t rencered there
on prayed for in ssid petition
NOBLE STRONG
noTb-dsw Attorneys for Plaintiff
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sovasd3v
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To- Cyrus kInsey, James Bradford, John Stanaus and
rHirsu Barney s-
You I'M take notice that there IL now O hle In
the oehee Of the Clerk of the District Court of Lee
county, Iowa, ~ keokrk, Petition OF James Me-
Qusid claiming Of defeI dAst Gurus kmsey the sum
rvsn -feaf Hnshred and EiEhty -fns IS luo Dol
laN- ~ ~ Trey due Oh three psomIs-ory note aat
tanning sr.ina All Df you the foreclosure Of q
isp Deed Of horsgaxt made By ssid G, rue kinsey
ose ugh hsia. m d oeavcytE The following aes-
crecA zeal essta. ss-wt Lsts ee ven IN ard tvelv
li2i in Block thirty nine Isi, in Reid addiron TO
tar cts 81 Keekat, Count, Lee and sia.e of Iowa
xsen ~ The ssid Knee, the pay the
SAID notes. snh Interest tserteu, ana u Held
-iEned tssether With the erkinn notes 10 pIaintin
kcSusid.
Nov. therefore. unless ven appear thereto and de-
FIND on O before noon of the second day OF the
reat February lerm 1874, oi the said Cont cecres
Win be rescesed 5es By default, prayed
in said petition.
RANKIN * NcC1ARY
novIe-dfw AEerneys for PisintH.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 A urnston. Ch.pin q Lee. A Hosmer Fichlen 4
Lreas, I'm Turner. assignee OF Pat,ick q CTcuzs
Rastaii, etrnsn Dietrich, Wood ard d Co.
foa are hereby noti1sd n al her IL ne In
the Gu &c OF he Clerk Of the bstret Court of Lee
County. lava, ~ Keokuk tile petition Of ssmuei p.
hief Abnfr Reeves ado Perry, oxecufsrs Of
to- silt Of L. H. Reeves de- eAsed Claiming Of on the
said z. A urmstoo the sum Of Fiv. Hsucrte DcIiars
q. oney due on thee prpmissory notes; snd alss
claiming arain-t all the foreclosure Of mort
xaFe upon Lottwo lei Block eve 1851 In sddiiion
u wm- WiilsEss ard Reeves and PerJ 20 the city
ot kecknK Tee County. 1e~s. lees the n 81 hsh Of
said To- tich has been reiessed. t.s ;
Unless yo1 pear thereto and defend before noon
Of the second day OF The February lec4,
District Court Judgment and decree viii Dc rendered
against you thereon, by default
RANKIN McCRARY,
uov9e-d4v Attorneys fof Plaintiff.
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NOTICE,

To Altxau der Lockheai. Keasah Jane Lockhesd Rre-
kisi LIZ David Lyon. Elizabeth A blair and
Charles Blair, Defendants
feu are frety moulded III nj In the seton pending
IN The DIsrie Court OF Lee county Iowa, At ksekuE
wherein AsexApdrr Ls, knesd Is fiainG. ard Martba
a X Mcb.heaey sad eshers defendants said
MARTHA A. R. MeE heney ana Kd.ard hsEslere, have
flied against 1ou sfuss 5il p ssinR Decree for
tire divided half Of the ff4etonai Nerih- Of
Sexton -, Towpship cs North k.nge West, in Lee
eoSnsy Iowa. and other equitable relief, ~ih costs.
Aniyoa are also hereb, a9sireo tina, in the same
csnse there ~ p-idse sesinsr The said e
Loekhrsd, K~Stsh Jane Lockhesd, Ex~.ies .,sn and
Dsvif Lyon crsss bail aIei py Elisabeth a. bstt and
thsxleS p Blair, her susosnd ctssnbg the taid
Elisabeth Is the owner in fe simple the unaiyid~
one Eth tars of said real sate. and trss log
aai ing tho lille thereto her, as Tor general
relief.
Now each ofycu must sppesr and answer said gross
bills BY noon oil tie dsy said
conrt to be held be nrss Monday ~ Ferruar lss4
or decree as prayed for viii be sdtherein BY
II. sCUTT HOWELL.
3ttot aey tel Martha A. K. Aekiheny.
RANKIN 4 McttaARf,
Atisrueys for Chaties T. and Elizabeth A. Blair.
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO ADMIN
~ srRATORS AND GUARDIANS,

omcs Of the County Judge Lee County Iovs,
November 9Th lisa
TAEE NOTION, tie lsy reqairss ali Administss-
tcr6 the bf deeeased persons and Guardians
Of Minors, 10 make report N ths County Cssn eses
in each yea Ing the condition Of the esse, ~
ceo,s ard eaects the condition Of The estates of
minor heirs as date rsnd~Sipg sach statements
now thsssfoyv, noeies IL heg>W efveo - ~ Ad-
uasiss afe0 RxeeoAss sedisn-, In kse y esn
IT, vko have usa made their statement, required
By la, that they and each Of them are bereoy re
auested 70 appear forsAStth - make settle ment
co ,dius 70 law and Guardians will bear mind thai
tsey are subject 70 penalty Of Ftv DsLsrs los fail
IL 80 e IL psssA~d fos he vsrpae n ~
mihdfBs p~Ysons ID crested Of qsremenss tbe tav
ia sueh eases and 70 the sxpsass Il iodi uai
Citation KOBRRT a. hUDfLL,
usy13-64w ea4ae s-s OooDty JoAee
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a wasliagtse; sejs5 e - lZjesP
ays Mr.. Eldrdg s. sISfk q fhs HelSe. 81
issts th1ssevl11s1eoe efHete1o6tof Dsm-
beyG1Eh Hnkl - rsek1kk -
Ha.P1bss sse,stiIst yssisie c.li.
tdah& = ilBS1 s,iiy in ihsir pkIsssoIo'
gy-Ais daily elected 70 thAl0 dat 49, 4
The United Sts.ss" sud be throws t6sk
out because they do nj iesa s'eIected IN
ascordsncs With the lar bf their respect
i've States aad ils United Statss." and
retaasa, Il iSnid,, 70 rsfef thu nattas \
The Attorney General OK ept upon III
order OF the Preside ut. at aArs
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To Bridget fsnainF; Ellen F.nnsrg, chsries-E. Fan
ninf- Geerse Willis fsnning, IdrSsrs, and W alter
Cosnor.
There On fle In the efee Of the CLERK Of the
District Court OF Lee unity, lows. eksk the pc
dton Of George 7; Higgins, claiming d the
decree Iarttionine certain sstsie L cum
y, lo~s, ~ Wit In Tie a dtlun of William a. Wilt
ans and Reeves Perry 10 Ne city OF EeoApk called
hse- Addition on the map-of Obey STRIPE. Lot
twelve lf2 AMI thelsst hsif eleven ia eek
is in w tie c.ts OF Krok ak: 10 Block hnnd ed
and sixts eight lf- he frout sixi, l6o ft tets
eve Sl ana six tdi, ase fvr,y eet huadred Of
Lois 70 aud six fsj commencing rnty sset ftm
aile, ALEC s~eny feet Il ont OF Lot sever III by
one huLdred feet dep alec ser, feet Of seYeu,
the a-, and ten feet eight;
also lot t~o ls Block ene hundred and nIiy [l50I;
n the divd d t- thirds a haf Lois
eleven and Twelve AI2] in block fotts tso {4a1
Lots nine si and ess-haif cfiA gb ISL ia blsk
one hundred srd nie iosJ ssid p-,,,n alleges tina,
Walter o. Conner has mortgage INT. rst III part, OF
said property, and that the other pei, ndsnts one
Siaif OF II sun}sct % said interest,
Unless you appear and Aaswr said petition on or be-
fare noon the second day of tina February term 1854,
Of said Couit commencing - th~ q Ft Monday Of
February. . Judgment OF partition will be renoered
BY def ult. KY RANKIN + Net nAkY,
nov26-D<w Piainhds Attorneys
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NOTICE OF CoRONER's SALE.

- n. a rsednes "a nhsrsaret Hedges s-dothers:e
You X hereby otiAed that by viree Of Special
.xrcation 70 me directed, aed b. the Clerk Of The
f.r rrt fouvt 81 Lee couu los
dste N.ys.nes a. - 4. D va ~ far. - lanes
A. Ice and aeanst @ Hedge, and ALEC decree
kainst vARSrss HeAnes 80 eth -rs IkAvs sssied
"a and sdvefue sslc and viii sell The doors
OF she Clspk 1lace fthe Dissict Court Lee Gown
y, lovs, at Keokpt, ON the xeth day of december.
escaeek ~, esesuesefAg u . e'clcrk n Of ssid
tho 1bahovi6g descsibe1 psrrs.sy. ts-sn: koe
tASes - essoa - hsAdrs6 80 efe.f lio9l = s
Gtvsa 100 n - snis aaes ssy o. Nsyvsspw
4. u iee9 THcS. Hk449us 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-07
Sunday Night Report.
here Beats Fired Into.

Cairo, Dec. q. :.
The steamers Fanny and W elcone iron
New Orleans arrived this morning. Both
hosts we're fred into With muskstry ai
Waterloo on the way up. The watch
man on the Fannie received slight wound
in the leg. No other harm done. Nc
one hurt on the Welcome.
The firing was By the same party which
fred on the Welcome on her way down
The Sultana and the BsAxii were fred
into on their way down 1t .ths sene poist,
and the cook on the latter was severely
wounded -~s -
Adjutana Gen. Thomax Glsts order in
structs al officers. to provide stesmers in
the Government service with means oil
defence. ssa e''
Memphis dates Of the fourth represent
the cotton market depressed. The sales
were one hundred and 6fsy-6vs bales n
55 to 60 cents; middling SOLD at 69 to 66
cents. =