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--...IN NEWS.
New York, Nov. 10

The steamer Persia, from Liverpool
It'll, via Queenstown sth, arrived this
morning.
The pirate Georgia. before her arrival
at Cherbourg, captured two ships and
boarded about ninety.
a Paris telegram tries to dissuade Liv-
erpool shippers from sending to Matamo-
ras, as the blockade there is effective.
Nopoleon's speech to the French Leg
islature is universally discussed. Some
regard it as pacific, and others as warlke
Some English journals ask if the Empe
ror means war is inevitable without ,
congress on the Polish question.
The La France says an Europeon con
gress may be considered as convoked.
disqualification upward tendency
bresdsluifs quiet and steady; provision
Irregular; lard dull; consols closed 924@
99A; American stocks nominal.
London-Breadstuff dull sugar ad
vanced Id; coffee firm; Confederate loa
63@65.
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three cities On the s.h Of ssptSnbsr last.
These notes are to b : legal tssder for
their face. If paid out By the banks they
will 70 great degree operate = m equiv
alent increase Of the currency. Plates
have already been prepared for the issue
Of one year notes at the same rate of inter-
est, payable as maturity with the principal,
which notes are also . legal tender, but
no decision has yet been arrived at ~ to
their issue.
The aggregate amount of U. 8. legal
tender notes which the Secretary has been
authorized BY the various acts Of Congress
to issue absolutely is $500, OOO, 900. All
this amount has been issued. He has
besides conditional authority to issue
30, 600, 900 for the redemption of tempo
rary loans. should it be necessary to do
so.
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GETTYSBURG. Nov. Ig

This famous little town is oyeraovino
win people assembled to witness tie dee
lcatlon of the National Cemetery. Special
trains have brought thousands, and other
thousands have come in from tho sn,.
rounding country.
President Lincoln and the distinguished
party accompanying him arrived here
yesterday afternoon, and soon after the
special train from Harrisburg brought
Uov. Curtin and several others, together
with numerous gentlemen of military and
civil life. anu
Inc weather is fine. The programme
has been carried out successfully.
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New York, Nov. 10.

The steamer Dupont, from Charleston
bar, 9th, reports that the bombardment OF
Sumter continued day and night, and the
fort ls much reduced, and will be com.
PEELED to surrender in short time.
A New Orleans letter of the Ilth, to
the Express, says our loss in the Carton
Grow affair is not less than 500 killed
and wounded, and 1000 prisoners. Our
forces we're caught mapping, and we're
greatly outnumbered, but fought bravely.
Two % ponnder PARROTS were captured
by the rebels, whose force numbered
o,0OO; ours not over 1900, being the rear
guard OF our army.
Gen. Price was reported at Alexan-
dria with $4,000 men, for which reason.
as we'll as the impos.ibility of getting
supplies, it was deemed best to fall back.
Our wagon trains were saved.
Orders are said to have been received
sending the 18th corps to Memphis.
The rebels have ceased paroling pris
ouers.
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Forces Thll Dsek g . Strsa9er Ped
tion.-0sn. DandersWounded.
New York, Nov. 10.
The Tribune has the following highly
important special:
Knoxville, Nov. 19.-The enemy be.
gan skirmishing from their position on
the Kingston road at 10 O'Clock this a. M,
Our advances along the road, composed
wholly Of mounted infantry and cavalry,
command the position under command Of
Gen. Sanders, and each man acted like a
veteran.
At noon the enemy opened with artil-
lery at short range, their battery being
protected by large house. Benjamin 8
battery was the only one which replied,
occupying the chief fertilization, mile
In front of the town.
A deperate charge was made by the
enemy about o'clock D. m. Our men
were protected by rail barbados on the
crest of hill.
Gen. Sanders was severely wounded
and was borne from the field. We WELD
ed the position and fell back one-third of
mile to stronger one.
We have lost about loo, a quarter of
whom were killed
The enemy had completc'y invested the
place, but Gen. Burnside will defend il to
the last man, and it is believed success
fully. The troops are in the best of spir-
its. and our important point is fortified.
and confidence prevails that We shall whip
the enemy badly.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
New York, Nov. 10.

New York, Nov. 10.
The Herald's Washington dispatch
says Sunday the rebels threw two or three
regiments across the river, but not out Of
range OF their batteries at Raccoon.
Two deserters are publicly branded ia
the Herald's dispatch yesterday.
Washington, Nov. 18.-Our scouts
Sunday saw horrible scene on the Rap
pahannock, in the rifle pits from which
the rebels retired on this side. The
washing Of the rain uncovered the hall
buried arms and legs Of their slain in
their recent skirmish with the 9th CORDS.
The Herald has the following:
Army of Potomac. Nov. II.
Each Indiana and Wisconsin regiment
IN the army is sending home one com.
missioned officer, and one or two privates
from each company on recruiting service,
with the expectation of filing their thinned
ranks with volunteers.
A letter to the Herald, dated off Mo-
bile, gid, says the Colorado flagship and
Geneseo had an engagement with Ladies'
ram, vessel presented by the ladies' Of
Mobile to the rebels. The Geneseo fred
two shots and the Colorado three, when
the rebel ram almost Immediately put
back under Fl. Morgan. The rebels have
one iron clad, two steamers and floating
battery in the bay, but they are of no
use.
A Washington dispatch to the Herald
says the sutler of the 9Th Kentucky cav
airy, and seven Others, released from Cas-
tie Thunder on parole, have reached
Washington. They state the removal of
$4,000 Union prisoners from Richmond
to Danville has commenced. and already
$500 nave gone.
There is great complaint among the
poorer people in Richmond at high prices
and scarcity Of provisions, and they are
forced TO adopt way of their own to live
without eating meal.
There are some 600 rebel prisoners
confined in Castle Thunder, for various
alleged oTenses. some for desertion and
others for attending peace meetings in
North Carolina while at home on fur
louohs
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New York, Nov. 10.
Inc steamer Creole, from New Orleans
Farther details from the Teobo r.l.t
to the attack on Wasbburne,s .d,..ad
shows our less Id killed. uonnaed
prisoners at gu. The 9th Ind;sn. 80.
captured almose entire: the 4,b ,nd :, -
lula, ana 9eth Ohio lost heavily. The
W ou,numoered our force FIVE to one.
ne e1eeiiea them in artillery which at
- ' range IS thought to have swept off
large numbers of the rebels.
II Is reported the 81 army corpr is or.
oered to Texas via the gulf. Gen. Wads.
worth and Adjt. Gen. Thomas had arr.
we'd at New Orleans.
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icoaAuscArsp.
PtLaoNsRf uoxsrMPTI0N A CrRaslg Disc, y,
CARD
TO CONSUMPTIvEs

The undersigned having bee restored IN han. +,
ie" weeks, BY very simple remedy, af,er having
suffered several years with severe lung Affection ard
'nAt dread disease, CONSUMPTION Is ansiou. "a ut
SHOWN 10 his f-iiow-sa nerers the means of cure.
10 all who desire ii, he will send a copy Of tn. ,.
efiption used Gree Of CHARGE with the direction. a.,
preparing aud using the same. which they viii ana
Surt ears for CoAsuxrrios, ASTHMA. B,oxcy-
.oesa'' COLDS. De TIE Only oAisc, vi The At
IN sebd'ne The prescription 10 to bsr,-
aud spread info TIA, alton vhi~. cruiser
valuable and he r. .m,-,-s
medy, Al" -, . =. &,
BIZ nc e'1ee' -
pes every su 6erer VIII Try this re
Sili cost them nothing. and may prove
.sssns.
Parties wishing the prescription will please sddres
Rlv. EUwARD A. WILSON,
Wnlisms purgh Kinss County, New YORK.
oct6-u3m
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Iho Return of Keok ukians---The,r Err.
per1ence In Libby Prison.
New York NV 10

]'S" YIN, ANOts 10.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch
Gays Messrs. VIM. Stannus, of Keokuk
Iowa, and A. Hines, of Memphis. two cit.
lzens captured last May at Greenyille.
Miss, and confined in Libby Prison most
OF he time since, are among the returned
prisoners that arrived at Annapolis YES.
lerday.
The day before they left favorite dog
Of friend, which had been for a lone
time sharing their scanty fare, was saeri.
need that they might have meal.
These gentlemen say while officers had
received contributions sent them. those
Tor soldiers and citizens were not vet dis.
triouted. They confirm the statement
ihat nothing sent to citizens or soldiers
mad ever been delivered by rebels. until
the recent interference by the Govern
ment
Ihlrty-6ve Yankee deserters escaned
from Castle Thunder by mining under
tee wall, Friday night last. A few were
recaptured.
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New York. Nov. 10

A late London paper publishes me.
mortal from the Glasgow manufacturers
to Earl Russell, representing vessel SIM
liar to the Alabama in that harbor had
just been launched BY James and George
Thompson. and machinery is being rap.
idly placed in her with a view of hurry
lug her off to sea, although unarmed, and
which is reported to be for the purpose
of piracy under the rebel flag, having
been built under contract for w. S. Lind
say. She has gun ports and other appli-
ances of war. The vessel is disguised
with paint, and II. Mafit, of the Florida,
is in Glasgow waiting to take command
of her. The memorials implore the Gov
eminent to prevent her departure.
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Washington, Nov. 10.

The u. S. District Court at Alexan.
dria, Judge Underwood presiding, ordered
yesterday, DEGREES of confiscation and sale
against the property Of Ii persons, inclu.
ding Capt. French Forrest, late Of U. s
navy.
The court martial Of which Gen. Slaugh
Was President aud Maj. Gaines Judge
Advocate. was dissolved to-day. tt
findings in the following cases are on
cislly announced:
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.Dv rELEsaAPs.l
Now YORK Market.

New York, Nov. H.
Cotton-Market quiet and without decided change.
Sales At 6oc for Miding Uplands
Fiouf-59f0o bet er. Sales ct % 30z Is 40 for
Extra State; 81 1897 IS for r. H. O; q 6oso % for
Trade Brands, the mrket closing quiet.
Whiskey-Dull and deeinining Sales Il 81 . esic
Wheat-Msrket moro active, prices advanced lassc.
Sales at VI 4oS$i Is for Chicago Spring 81 400
u - for Miiwsuhse Clab; 81 4sSai ~ for Amber
Milwaukee; 81 1891 SO for Winter Red Western.
Corn-lc better with fair demand, chiefly spec uia-
tive.
Oats lie better AID Ia demand SALES n e7assc.
"ool-Fsn, With . fair demand.
sugars-steEdy.
Pork-shsde armer Sales al els 81 for old sls I2t
6sIs rs for new meM; sl29SIs Is for new prm.
mTss.
Bacon sides-Firm
l. rd-Fitm.r- Sales At llzI2f
Bstier-Frm. 2os22c for Ohio, aoaa5c for sute.
cheese-sbsde nrmsr, lAaIsc for common "a
prime
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Philadelphia. Nov. 10.

Every assurance has been given to The
Christian Committee that the stores sent
to our Union sufferers in the Richmonl
prisons reach them. Gen. Meredith,
United States Commissioner of Exchange
at Fort Monroe. engages to receive all
sent to his care by express. and send them
under flag of truce to City Point.
Commissioner Ould gives written as
surance that they will be received at City
Point and delivered to the prisoners to
whom they are directed.
Gen. Neal Dow and other reliable men
among the prisoners will receive whatever
Is sent and distribute it.
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Washington, Nov. 10.

The following was received to-day:
Headquarters Army ofthe Cumberland,
Nov. lS.-To Brig. Gen. Cullum, Chief
of Staff: Gen. Averiil has arrived at
New Greek, at or near Covington. He
encountered and dispersed a portion Of I'm
bodens command on the way to reinforce
Echols. He captured IS prisoners
There is not at this time an organized
force Of rebels within the bounds of the
new State of Western Virginia.
[Signed] 3. +. KELLY.
Brigadier General
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Especial to World.1

Advlces received to-day from the ives,
stale the rebels are moving on Gen.
Burnside's forces via Loudon, East Tenn.
The latter are deemed to be in an i'm.
pregnable position, and it is thought the
force now advancing has been exagg era.
ted somewhat.
Arrivals from the front tonight bring
dispatches which show there is nothing
OF interest transpring to-day within our
lines
A deserter from the second Louisiana
has arrived here, and thinks Lees army
Is about $4,000. He adds the forti6ca-
ton on the Rapidan are formidable.
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Washington. Nov. 10.

By the act of March Sd. 1868, the Sec
rotary of the Treasury is authorised to
issue 400 million Of Treasury notes run
ming not longer than three years, and bear.
ing interest at rate not higher than siz
per cent. which he can make = legal ten.
der for face value. Under this authority
$50. OO0. 900 Of the two year notes, s yel
cent, payable every six months, we're d.
gotiasod with the associate banks Of III
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Chattanooga, Nov. 10.

VHdtsdHUUEd, -NUv. to.
Desertlons from the rebel army are MOI
more numerous than a, any time since
the expulsion Of Bragg from Middle Ten
nessee. The decentralization Of the rebels
Increases daily. On the other hand,
Grants troops are all in splendid spirits.
he enlistments are more numerous than
was expected, and good authority says
that not less than four-fiftbs of the entire
force will enter the army for new term.
All quiet. Weather fine.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE

DATCHELoR,s celebrated HAIR DYE ~ to Best
ID a tAs World The only Hsrmisss, Jrss ssd ksis-
al. DYE known This splendid Hair Dyeis Perfect
changes Red, Rusty or Gray HAIR instantly TO Gisss,
sie~k Or Es.trsi Brsvs without nuring the Hair OF
Staining the skin leaving tho Hair soft and Beautiful
mpars fresh vitality frequently restoring its preside
color and rectines the III effects Of Bad Dyes Thu
Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BArcnELoR, all otheri
are ere mutations and should be avoided. Sold b,
all Druggists, sc. PACTGKY-ei BAkcLaY-srRrEr
New YQk. BArcnELoR's NV TosLsr CssNN voI
DRxss&s rns Han. JysdAwly
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Isaac Frederick MsCartsr, iosnd gull :
~ 81 stealing $46, 900 governmept MONEY
ana sentenced to i've years in the peni-
,entnry at Albany. Capt. ]. w. How
.and, a. q. M, convicted of stealing
sl6. 4OO. sentenced to b cashisred, com-
PEELED to refund the money and confined
I'VE years in Albany.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S

UsIrxp STATES AMERICA,
DIsTRscT OF IOWA ,., $1,000 ~
BY vlrtue Il an exetutlon 70 me directed ,ss,ea ny
the ebert the District OF The United States for
he southern division OF The District OF iowa.
j. B. ficklin lie plaintiff, and NainaneI
aefenasnt | have levied upon and VIII sell 70 the
hirhe.f bidder IL public aueiunst the door OF the
uouse In eok Ice county, lows on the 2Stn
dsy Of November, 1899. between the hours OF ~
otIak A. M aud O'Clock v. OF sac asy, the
0olioving propeIty wit Part e Lot No. 20 sly In
Ehcs 40 $50 O nmeneiDg At the corner Ct said lot,
=, me corner OF Third and Exchange streets, thence
along the lire Third street, At right angles 10 tx
change street eo feet thence al right angles 10 Thru
street wards Second street 40 feet. thence on
81 aehi line to Exchange street so feet, thence along
The line Of Exchsnee s0 feet the place OF be-
einninr in The City OF Keokuk, Lee county, lows'
also parts Of lots No ~ and ts). in block rs com
mencing the line Of said e, III on 1nfa s.ress
1921 from the alley In eaid Flock ruhrs hehce
towards Exchange street 1891 feet and l6l iiehes,
thence Al right angles to Third street ieet
T75f thence parallel ~ Third street toWards Johnson
I3al feet end Is inches, thence ~ direct line
to Third street 10 place 81 beginning sevebyhve
feet ISL In the City Of Keokuk. Lee County Iowa
TAX and levied upon as the properly oil Nathaniel
G. Hedges 10 satisfy said writ o execuUon
H. NJ. HOXlE. 8. Marshal,
BY v. FuLron, DspuTY
xssask, osseess q. isss.-laAs
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Especial to Post.
Washington. Nov

Washington, Nov. 10.
Rebel guerrillss are growing very bold
IN Virginia. They have captured seve-
raj suffers and citizens at Falls Church
and Fairfax Court House, but few mile,
from Washington.
The story that Lee has fallen back from
the Rspidan is doubted.
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From Memphis.
New YORK. \

New York, Nov. 10.
-, "A Memphis letter of the 18th to the
"o'iu states there are apprehensions of
i s RAD on that city. Gen. Tuttls's
division has arrived there.
,ba "G ;h.a are active on the river, and
defence. s iof sell
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

To Arnold Kendall and Mars A rsndsll his wife
John Lynch Biackweii. and NJ h Morrison:
You md ,arh a you are her5sF notified that there
Is file the ofce cftha CLERK of the District
Cont oi Lee County Iowa. 1t \ eOkuk petition OF
Samuel II. Ames, claiming IL M the said Arnold
keresil, the of Twp Thoptsrd Dollars and in
crest MONEY due psomi-soIv note. and also
mirR all of The ferdaut the foretlo-
.nra "a moreaSe given by said Arnold Kendall
go A. k,ndall. lis wife. 70 seeur- the raYmsnt
n sd nots and COW Wing Lot No five Isl in blelk
ong hundred and ni0ety nine ISL in the City of
Keosuk County ~ Lee aud State OF Iowa, in ~hieh
The ether derndspts hsV' Or claim 70 have scme IN
terest.
less you appear thereto md defend h.'fore ncen
the second da, Of the February term 1864 OF said
District Court. jndgmen: aud decree will be rendeted
against you thereon.
RANKIN X McCHARy,
oct27-d4w AitsEneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

10 VIM y CoWies, sievers. Levi miller. J. P
LsnoDte, aud Hiram barney:
You hfreby notified nat there Is nav m sla 81
VI etlefk once OF NE Dntric Court Of Lee Comfy
lpNs, a. hseAuk, petition, AID an amended peti-
HVn o. "ltlsm "a Williams, eiAlulsg Z Judgment
against you. Allihm r. CoHies anc c.. c. stevens
Tor toe Of Five Hundred and Thltt4en ard
oo-lv' poiiars as money due upon your promis
sorry notes, and against all the above named
defendants paying fer ihe foreclosure Of c-tt.In
bond for Deed upon the undivided half Of l. 4. n -ee
and four, in Block nineteen, In Williams Reeves A.
Perrys Addition, 10 The city oil Keokuk fows HE
iinguishueBt 81 all equity ofreen ption AID Tor gen
etbl relief, with cosls.
NOW, unless you appear an6 answer % said petiion
on or before Eoon ~ tie rrcon day the Of
said Court to be heif & heokhk The frat Monday
% feofpsri A. D., 1853 !odguett III &c lad therein
~ defaah H. SCOTT HOW'LL.
noFis-d4w Plaiuiir's Atty.
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Suffering Of Prisoners.
n.i.:.o Noe

Intelligence from our prisoners at
Richmond is most gloomy. No meat has
been furnished them for twelve days.
The prisoners on Belle Island had killed
and eaten dogs 70 sustain life.
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Boston, Nov. IL

The special meeting yesterday of the
stockholders of the Roston and Worces.
ter Railroad, to consider the subject of
the renewal of the application to the Leg.
lslature for authority to consolidate that
road with the Western, resulted in a ma
jerity for the consolidation of s,694
shares.
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By 1KLEeRAPH.l
stock m aFker.

View York Nov. 10
Aones-in good demand, rather easier at per cent
Sterling Exehange-Pirmes bu. qnirt and unsettled
leo hais7
60id-firmer. but very irregular aud unsettled.
opening At I5Ia advancing % Ia declining 70 ,s,,l
and elosing nrm st I53.
Government stocks-ssesdv mode,.t. bp.,,.~
stseks-Euii add genersuy lower. closing ....a,.~
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

70 John III Craig, sdmtnistrstor, ard Nary Craig
-, asr. and EmDs Craig, Albert Craig Mary anns
- a. George Craig ana James Craig minor childre
In 1es Craig, deeeasea:
- hereby notified that there's now OF file In
~ oss.a of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
,tv Tow, \, at Fort Madison, petition ard amended
n.Ien ~ Il Sram Barney chimFrg Judgment agsins t
- Iohn n q .sig, administrator, Tor the Three
Thonssna po,ls and ten pr cent. Interest st
=, Augrst 1860 upon Your Mortgage to Charles Mason
- ~, six I6l abj seven III, Block nine 1911, in
Mrsop's upper tdtich 10 the city Of Keokuk laws,
~ s< srstns, all u seid above named de'endanis
ii,;ns the ale Of s. Nd Lots pay OF said debt, &c,
he nguishment Of oil equity Of redemption and
for general relief ra,,
Now each OF you must appear no ans yer sso peti
a., =, room Of the second day Of the next term OF
said Court 10 be held at lhe nfst Mon
day Of D,cember A. D. ls6a, O. judgment viii be
e nss therein against you by default
nad .herei' Ii. SCuTT HOWELL,
| ..a, a.v Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Lees Army Falling Raek.
Especial to Tlmes.l

Washington. Nov. I8.
= Zee . iailing back to Hanover June.
. .,oa WIN one. half Of his army as a pro
lection Tor Richmond. Tbs other half
- sone towards Lynchburg to reinforce
VI pro'ect the retreat Of the force So,
-. p"-ns;aas s.at & - 'o.'o seh'
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Legal Notices.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Cyrus kinsey, James Bradford John s,sn,ps ana
Hiram Barney anu
You will take notice that there ia po- an a.. e.,
The Office Of the Clerk Of the District Co.. =, ~
county, lows at Keokuk petition ~ -. y
Qusid claiming OF defendant Cirrus Kin,sv ,se -
OF Twenty -four Hundred and Eighty-.ine 81 10 NJ
iars, as fney due thFe- prornis4orv ~ IA
ciaimi ng as sgsiust all Of you The reel .ure !,
ain Deed OF korgaee made By ssi3 C. rns x ~. :.
o ,5 nueh Helo, ana converting the following des-
T,s1 estA.e, WI Lott eleven IL civ
n nlock lhirttnine 1881, IN Reds ADDITION to
Wy o. heokhs, Csunt5 81 Lee, ana stare oil owa
y 'ne tsa Aibset TO secure the payment the
.o no.s, ans me interest theron, and by Reid
,oseAAef WIN me orlgiEai notes to plsintin
nov, therefore, unless you appear thereto and de-
iehu on or before noon o! the second day OF tie
ne1t February term 1854, 81 said Court decree
sii be rendered against on by defa as prsyed 70
IN said petition
RANKIN IL AeCRARY
noyfo-dss At.ornexs n, pis;r,ir
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STATE OF IowA,8 IN the Bstriet Court o,
LEE CoChTS. sad County, at keokak
Alexander Lachhes RI ainiig.
EerFxx
Martha NJ Elhsny,
Edward Me lhAny,
Ezekiel Lyen, Defendants
Notice rs hereby given 10 Fzsk3el Lyen that peti-
ton 10 civil action re il The CLERKS Oficr .,
the District Court siersssid in the above entitled
IN behalf Of the above framed PlAsuiH agatns.
you and claiming agsinst ihe icr.clo IRE 81 lite
bond on the fractional NY Of See. a. in Township
&C, y 4. West. 10 Lee Count Iowa ard he fufer-
eel otaf ne defendants r the Re cold 10 pay the
Of $40. With per per an mum lille IRE a,
July 90 1852, cue from Marina hrhlhspy ana TIE
amount ard like fsfrn said Ex.siel Iyen
and certain Attorneys fees suo costs and f5r seuera
relief.
And unless You sppesr snd make defense thereto be-
FIRE Of tie secorG CAV Qf tie next ten OF said
Couri. TO ernuenee on the nrsi Mcndas Of February
1851 ndgnent will be rendered against yoE, prayed
tor in salc petiiicn.
ROBERT GILMORE.
noss-diW Attorney for Pisintif.