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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21
SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.

New York, Nov. 90.
Richmond papers of the 10th contain
the following.
An Atlanta GA dispatch, date ID Nov.
18th says a party Of Georgia State troops
and Indians killed the notorious Bryson
and thirty-four of his men, a short time
since on the line between Georgia and
North Carolina.
A special to the Register. dated Sweet.
water, Nov. l4th, says the Federals have
removed all their provisions to Knoxville
for safety, and are living on half rations.
A special to the Intelligencer says that
Yankee officers who deserted and came
into our lines report that Grant expects
soon to assault Lookout. His army is on
half rations.
Twenty-one hundred of the Yankee
prisoners in Richmond have been sen. to
console the good people of Danville.
The escape Of the notorious Rucker
from Jail has removed the difficulty with
regard to the exchange of surgeons. It
is Probable that the next flag of truce
steamer from the North, which is expect.
ed at City Point daily, will bring up
large number of our surg eons held az
prisoners at the North. The Libby con.
talns eighty-four Yankee surgeons, which
is quite as great number as the Yanks
hold. These will be sent forward as soon
as ours are received.
No news was received yesterday from
the Chewa. We have heard rumor that
the enemy were fortifying at Winton,
but the rumor wants confirmation, We
should not be surprised at any time. how
ever, to hear of an advance on Weldon
in that direction.
The bomb.rdment of Fort Sumter last
night continued US usual. Slow firing il
going on this morning. The enemy fred
twenty-five shots from Fort Gregg into
the city, doing no material damage. 1t
is reported that q gun burst at the last
nre. All the present indications are that
the enemy intends more extensive opera
tions.
No Monitors wero in action to-day
They have retired.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Cape Race, Nov. 90.
The City of Baltimore. from Liverpool,
llth. via Queenstown, 18th, passed here
this morning.
Liverpool, l2th.-Cotton heavy and
firm.
twas reported that the British Admi-
raj had ordered the Kearsage from
Queenstown.
1t was believed she was shipping men,
ostensibly as sailors. but it was supposed
for more active service.
Lord Pslmerston, in a speech at the
Lord Mayors banquet. deplored the
American war. He said England would
have interfered but for the belief that it
would have been in vain she therefore
would yield neither to Establishment nor
menace, but would remain strictly neu.
trail.
Regarding Poland, he said England had
done her duty by demonstrations, but
although these circumstances failed, he
hoped Russia would cease to pursue an
offensive course.
A Paris telegram says that Matamoras
is not blockaded, but contrabaud of war
is not allowed to be landed.
The Emperor proposal for European
Congress attracts universal attention. -
Fifteen Powers are invited. 1t is sup.
posed that a greater number will acqui-
esce.
The drain Of gold from England still
continued. A further advance id the
rates of discount was anticipated,
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New York, Nov. 90.

The Richmond Examiner in a recent
editorial shows the worthlessnes of the
rebel currency, and says the Government
is gradually feeling its way to system
of forced loans.
The bakers of Richmond have raised
the price of the pound loaf of bread from
% to SO cents.
Rebel reports say the Yankees recently
came to louisville. Lee Co., Va, from the
Rappahannock, and burnt the Academy
and Masonic Hall, and committed all sorts
of depredations.
From rebel accounts it appears that a
calcium light is used by Gen. Gilmore at
Fort Gregg to obtain greater accuracy in
firing at night.
The City Council of Richmond has
appropriated $50, 900 to purchase family
residence for Gen. Lee.
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w ashington, Nov. q


The Star of this p. m. says We learn
through recent correspondence. up to the
18th, from Richmond, between Robert
Ould, the rebel exchange commissioner,
and Gen. Meredith, our exchange COM
missioner, which has reached this city,
that the rebel authorities are faithfully
executing their promise to give our pris-
oners in their hands the food and every
thing our government has forwarded to
Richmond. To that end our hospital
department, and acting Surgeon Burns
has come forward to add medicine to the
stores thus furnished to our suffering he
roes in Richmond. The rebel authorities
will not permit our government agents to
accompany the goods within their lines,
substituting rebel commissaries in their
stead where the flag of truce boats meet.
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Burnside all Right,
Louisville, Nov. 2

Louisvllle, NOV. 20.
A private dispatch received by gen.
tleman in this city yesterday morning
dated Knoxville, Nov. 10Th, and signed
A. E. Burnside, Major General, says
"We are all right yet" Line still in.
terrupted between Knoxville and Cum
berland Gap. Nothing from the latter
place last night or up to IL O'Clock to-
day.
Headquarters here have not been ad-
vised of any movement about Knoxville
for several days.
A dispatch just received from Parson
Brownlow, dated Harborville, Nov. 18th,
says there is fighting all about Knox
vile.
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limited STATES MARSHAL'S
lie.

UNITED STATES or AMERIcA,l
DIsTR CT or Iowa.
ny Virtue Of an execution to directed issued by
the CLERK OF the District Court Of he Uuited States for
ne Southern division OF the District of Iowa. wherein
}. B. FickliD is plaintiff and NahanieI @ Hedges ID
defendent have levied upon and will sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, st the door the
Court House, In KeokHk Lee county, lows on the 2sth
day OF November, 1853, between the hours of 10
O'Clock. NJ, aud O'Clock ?. of said day, the
following property, wit Part of Lot No. 6j sir in
Block No. t9l mmencing Al the corner Of said Lot
at the corner OF Third and Exchange streets thence
along the line Of Third street. st right angles to Ex
change street ls0I feet thence right aug Third
street tie wards Second street tt0 feet, thence on
ctr aieht line to Exchange street teo) feet thence along
the line OF Exchsn street z0l feet place OF be-
ginning, in The City Of keokuk Lee county. Iowa;
alas parts Of lots No. ~ and tal, In Block 49, com.
mencing the line Of said lot ri ON Third street
1921 feet from the alley in said Block runIrs hence
towards Exchange street 1891 feet and l6I inches,
thence At right angles TO Third seventy feet
t5 thence parallel TO Third street towards johnson
stert 1921 feet and Isl inches, thence IN direct line
Thffd atreet he piace Of beginning seventy
feet 1851 In the City Of Kepkpk Lee County, Iowa.
Taken and levied upon as the properly of Nathaniel
O.. Ridges TO satisfy said writ Q execution.
II. n. HOxlk. W 8. Msrshal,
xsssst. ostebss n, iso.-latv
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nav Yesh. Hoy. -.
Ootten-Masket heavy and saAe easier. Sale q q
Oe6e for kidding Uplasds.
Tleur-S0sos better. but demand not very setivs.
salss = o AoOos = for Rxssa state, ~ so07 %
for r. H. o; ~ 9cos - for Trade Bnnds, the nszkes
closins quist.
whisEsy-Msshstn sss active ard armer. salss u
s7K0ssc, chisay eo069c.
whest-Mashst opened 1o9s bsttsr, but with only
limited demand AID closed dull buyers generally re-
fusing to pay any advance. SALES q u 4404i IS
~ Chiease Spring; 81 430oi ls ~ Milwsukss
Club; 81 leDo1 n for Amber Milwaukee,; q 500
81 % for Winter Red Western.
Corn-Musp e1cised and lO3c better. u 1891 10
FOR shipping Mixes western in store
Oats 10 bettss and in demand. Sales q 670sSc
Wool-Firn. with Z fair demand.
Sugan-eteady.
Povt-shsds nrmer. Bales At ols 50 for old S1s 1T
osls IS for new mess; el29si2 Is for new prime
mess
Bacon edes-Fhm.
rd-Fimer' Gales 1t lll112i.
Butier-Firm. 70ae7c for Ohio, 2oa96c for State.
cheese-shads nrmer, 149isc for common to
prime.
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Commercial.
CORRECTED pAILYBr
s. H A NJ I'LL,
WHOLESALE GROCER.
100 Corner Fourth and Main streets.

DArLYGArR Crrv oyrIcr,
KEoKrK Nov. 90, 1863.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
PLoUR-supsrnLe ~ 90; spr,n, whe., ,x,r,
-; Pail Wheat Extra q es 10 % u.s.
CORN MEAL-ol go ? 100 ~,
SHIP sTUFP-el Is to 81 20.
CoRS-5s0socs bush.
wHBAT-Pall u 0o9SI 10; Spring es07sc = In
KYK-6o to Csc
OATs-36Q6oe
GREEN APPLEs-6oc to n.
9soc; Retail CSC per peek
buTfER-Common I5c; Choice, IL to Ale; retail.
20@25c.
kGGS-1ec.
CHICkEHS-el rs to af 49,
LARD-e Q Sic.
WHITE BRANs-Common to rood ! 80 to n rs
Prime Esvy - ooes2 rs.
TALLOW--s to &c.
HAY-Timothy, sls 90 to sls 90, b.led sao IN
to e22 %; Prairie el2 to els 90.
GROCERIES.
spGAR-New Orleans fair. i2ae; primo 1917
choice 10; New York, O, l6tc; New York. A. l7,c:
crushed powdered Is.
moLASSES-Belcher's Sugar House 7o075c; Cob
densyrup sscsei o1-very scarce Sorgum 4oasoc
CoFPKE-Ric s2l0s6c; Java 40;
RICE-9i0f0c.
sODA-American, 70; English, * to &c.
SoAP-Palm etc, Family %, Germa 71c.
OANDLES-StsrI 10 10 20; Mould, 1874 to H.
TEAS-Yeune Hyson, 81 lo0sl 50; Imperia, .sl q
Oel So Black, 75cOel 20.
ToBAcC0.-Dark Sweet, soc; Medium Br.pde
soc 70 soc; Gold and Natural Leaf, eoc to o6e
NAlLs-Best Brands e5 50, rates.
GLAss-exio City % So ra.es.
CORDAGE-isic To I9ac.
: FRUlf-Raisins % ooOos Is.
SALT-Laks % 60 70 % Is.
FIsh-No.I Macksrsl. bbls. sl4 so to sls 80.
No. do do 0I1 90 70 ara O0
No. do hlfbbls o. 10 to q so.
Mo-. do do 400
Hlfbb1s. No. White Fish "a q
6UNDRIE0:
LBATHER-sois MOSS: Harness I4n4s.
HIDEs-DEy Fiiasls0ise; Dry saised Is; grubby
'af price gresn7to u; green sheep pelss l0eo
2S; green hog skins l5c.
skEOs-Tineshy % 50 TO Is; Flax, q %.
HEATHKkS-3so4e.
oa1Do0-aanssu " y lSas,
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600 behind on the delivery Of coupon
bonds, some of the orders Of October
s0th being yet untitled. This delay, like
that Of last August, ID in consequence Of
the non-completion Of the new series Of
bonds.
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Washington Nov. 20.

The rebel authorities in correspondence
with cur own ct Fl. Monroe, deny that
they ere now treating Captains Flynn
and Sawyer in any way different from any
other Union prisoners held 10 Richmond.
except that they are kept separate from
their companions.
The sale of s eos during the last ten
days amounts to over %. DOC, 900. The
Treasury Department. y nsaFly eS4,0oo,-
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Lexington. XIV. Now 20.

Maj. Gen. Hartsuff, commanding Goth
army corps, has arrived here. The change
of his position is owing to bullet in his
hip, received at tho battle Of Antietam,
which disables him from active field duty
for the present. He has been ordered 70
Cincinnati to preside over = courtmartial
Of high rank. The command of dis
trict in the department Of the Ohio will
probably be rendered him, should the
disability continue.
Nothing from Cumberland Gap, the
line east Of that point being still interrupt
ed, it is supposed BY recent rains.
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Adv;oer have been received ct the War
Denartment this morning from General
Burnside. He says his position 10 i'm.
pregnable. and has no lear OF the rebels
that Meade's army occupies Madison
C. H., and that the rebels are retreating.
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New York, Nov. 90.

The correspondence Of the Herald
thinks the occupation of the Rio Grande
and the blockade of the entrance thereto,
which was the leading topic of discussion
in New Orleans, was likely to lead to
conflict with France.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!

RATCHELoR'S celebrated HAIR DYE 10 tls Besl
Il n tAs World The only Hsrnisss, Irrs ssd Red.
ss!s Dye known. This splendid Hair Dyeis Perfect
changes Red Rusty Gray Hair instantly to 0,ss,,
Sa>te or Neutral Brsss, without injurng the Hair or
Staining the skn leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful;
imparts fresh vitality frequently restoring il preside
COLOR and reetises the Ill effects Of Bad Dyes The
Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATcHEL oa all Others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold By
eli Druggists, 10. FACrORY-sl BAacLAv-Srrsrr.
New York. BArcHELoRI INV ToILar CHAM ron
oAAssiAs TEE HAIR. jysdAWly
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NOTICE.

To WIN Covles c Stevens, Levi z Miller. J. ,
LsmoD,e aud Hi am esruey:
You htrebJ notified thsi there is now on Gle In
IN Clerk Office Of the District Court or Lee County,
lows, al keokuk. a petition, and an amended Ten
against you. William r. Cowles srs.>C. C. Stevens
tor the of Five Brnd.gd aud Thirteen and
60-i0g Dollars as money due upon your prouis
sorry notes. and against all the above named
defendants praying fer the foreclosure Or c-tlsln
bond for D. ed upon the uBeiyded half LIT. ;hree
and four In Block lintt-en in Williams, Reeves x
lingutsbneDt OF all equity ofredep pton aid
ersl relief, lib costs.
Now, unless you appear ard 10 said petition
before Of the second day the term Of
ssid Court, held IT keoi uk the nrst Monday
Of February. A. D.. 1853 Judgment will be had therein
by de fa1lt. Fl. SCOTT HOW'LL.
nos1s-d4w Plaintiffs Atty.
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[Herald's Despatch.1

Washington, Nov. ly.
The city has been full of rumors Of a
disaster to Burnside's command in East
Tennessee, but up to this evening no
confirmation has been received at head
quarters. 1t is not believed the rebels
can in1ict serious disaster or drive him
from East Tennessee.
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San Francisco. Nov. /

The Portland News says partial returns
from the late Idaho election are sufficient
to warrant the assurance that Gov. Wal
lace, the Union candidate for Congress
sional delegate, has been elected BY a
han dsome msiority.
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Army Potomac, Nov. lg

Army Potomac, Nov. 1g
A train ran through to Alexandra
with passengers from Brandy Station,
which is now the principal supply depot
of the army.
Culpepper, Nov. l9.-All quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21
Albany, Nov

The Directors of the Central Railroad,
at meeting held in this city to-day, de-
termined to declare next month seminar
nual dividend for the current six months,
ending January 3lst, 1864, of five per
cent, with the confident hope that these
rates will hereafter be main tanned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21

S-T-l86O-X.
brakes Plantations Buffers.
They purity, stre myth en- and fnygorate
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water aud diet.
They overcome effects ofdissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the systen and enliven the mind.
They prevent missmatic and intermittent fevers.
The. purify the breath and scdisy Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.ch.
They are thsbest Btters in the world. Thew nal.
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature,.
great restorer. They are made Of pure St. Crox Rum
the celebrated cslisaya Bark and herbs and
taken with the pleasure ofa beverage, without rer.,d
% age or time Of day. Particularly Recommended 70
delicate persons requiring gentle stinulant Sold bv
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons.
P. DRAKE CO., 2o2 Broadway. yev.yo,.
sod ~ Andrew J. Wilkinson
Se@-uoSom NO. - Aatn-st.. Keokuk
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Washinptnh- Nov ]

Washington, Nov. 10.
A gentleman just from the Army of
the Cumberland says all indications are
hopeful and cheering, and the prospects
OF victory for Grant are excellent.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

To Arnold Kendall and Mary A erdsll, his wife,
John IL nch, < Black veil, and NJ Morrison;
You md each Of you are hereby notified that there
is now hle IN The oice ofthe Clerk OF the District
Cont oi Lee County, Iowa st Keokuk, petition o r
Samuel I. Ames, claiming pf 5fu. the said Arnold
Kendall, the sum # Two Thoukard Dollars, and in
terest as money due promissofv note. aud also
claiming against a Of the d. PENDANTS The forefio
sure of mortgage given by sald Arnold Kendall
and Mary A Kendall his wife, 10 secur- the pay ment
Il ssd ole and Wing lot No five Isl in Block
one hundred and ninety nine 1891, in The City q
keos uk, County Of Lee and STATE OF Iowa in ~hieh
Tie other defendants have claim 10 have some
terest.
less you appear thereto rnd defend before neon
OF the second das Ct The February 1864 OF said
District Court I'D decree will be rendered
sgainsl you then con.
RANKIN 4 MCCRARY,
oet97-d4w Attorneys for Plsnun
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Wilmington, Del, Nov. 10.
omithers, Union candidate for Con-
gress, is doubtless elected.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.


New York, Nov. 20.
A mass meeting to favor recruiting is
% De held at Cooper Institute on merit
Wednesday night. Gen. Dix viii nrs.
SIDE. 1t is believed the large quota of
volunteers called for from this CITY can
be obtained BY the use Of proper effort.
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lar TRLEaRAPH.I
stock Market.

New York. Nov. 20.
Honey-Less stringent II per cent.
Sterling Rxehange-Firmer, but quiet l6791c6.
Gsld-Pirner. bat very irregular and unsettled,
opening At 1884. declining 10 1914, advancing 70 I54
and closing arm At 1891.
Government Stocks-Quiet and steady.
stocks-Euil. but firm. No. IS, e5k: U.S.l Year
Certificate esk,
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Wasnin8fon, Nov. 20.
Advlces from Mr.. Adams, our Minis.
Ter 10 England, confirm the news that !.
new trlal is granted by the court of Ex.
eneQusr IN the case Of the Alexandsia.
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icoMAusroATRp.
PULMONARY C0NsrMPTi0s A DURABLE DIsEA g.
c. RD.
To CONsUMpTrvEs.

The undersigned having been restored to health In
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with lung affection and
known To his feiow-su nerers the means u cure.
To all who desire H. he will send copy OF the pres
ERUPTION used ree of eharge With The directions for
preparing and using the same which they will End
ssrs care for ConenrIios, AsIHxA, BRONCHITIS,
CoueHs, CoLps, &c Tie only objec; the advertiser
in sending the prescription Is to benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which he eoneeives TO be in
valaaoie and he hopes every sufferer will try this re
nedy, as twin coa them nothing. and may prove .
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription win please address
kEvskDwARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
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NOTICE.

10 John ii Ctag, administrator, and Mary Craig
widow, ana Emma Crkig, Albert Craig M.ry Auna
CRAIG George Craig sfd James Craig, minor childre
of James s Craig, ecfssea:
You hereby notified that there's now o n Gle In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Cont of Lee
county Iowa, Fort Madison, petition ard amended
Petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming iudymr Mt agsinst
John n. fIsig, duns,rsior tor tbs sum Of Three
thousand Dollars, and Zen per cent inter ct St
August 1850 upon our MortPsce Ia Charles Mason
upon Lots six L6l and seven III, Block 1877 In
Mssons upper addition to the city Of Keokuk, Iowa,
and against all Of said above named deendants
claiming the sale Of said Lots pay said debt, &C.,
the extingushment of all equity Of redemption, and
for ssnerHi relief
Now, each OF you must appearand answer said petit
ton by OF the secohd day OF the next term OF
said Court 70 be held Fott MADISON the first Mon
day of December A. D., 1e6B, cor judgment will be
had therein against you by default
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
oct23-d4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Special Notices.

Post O fice opsn On Sunday from to 10 o'clock
An. Open every day texceps sunday from 7 A. NJ
until p. NJ.
J. B. HOWELL. p. NJ.
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SURVEYORS OFFICR1
Keokuk, Iowa, May -, 1883.
NOTICED all persons having guns, revolvsrs
pistols, munitions Of Of any kind for sale srs
ordered not TO cell dispose Of the without Hs
obtaining permit from the underiened By order OF
the Special Agent of the Treasury Department. All
persons violating this Greer will liable to have such
goods conhsoated for The the OF the
United States. JOHN sTANyUs,
may4e-dn Surveyor and Collector
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TINE STATE OF IOwA,l
lrK CouSTr.


To Z. B. Higgins and S. Z. A. Higgins his wife:
feu ard each OF you are hereby notified that there
IL fe In he OF The Clerk Of the Dsiric.
Court Of said Lee County, at. Fort Madison peti-
ton in equity claiming you the foreclosure OF Ger
tain mortgage, execsted by you upon certain real
estate IN Lee county Iowa, in said mortgage and said
Petition fully described said anee being ct date
December g. 1876. ard Ezie 10 secure certain pro
sorry notes 10 Jos A CraHdAl X Co., Or Brrno Meis.
senborn Co. in said uoFtsa &c mentioned ard upon
which judgment has since been obtained In Scott
county, Iowa, the 22d az Of February 1889 Tor
81 4s2 81 100 damages and 10 100 dollars costs
Sth per cent interest from that date, and which
said Judgment has been assigned to the plaintiff and
asking for DECREE ordering the sale Of sxd real
aud the application the proceeds Of said sss to The
pay ment OF said jEdg reDi and for & neral relief.
And that unless You sppear thereto ard defend be-
fore cf the second car Of the next term Of said
Distie Conf be held IN Forl Madison on the frst
fooday 10 December 1863. defsnt will be entered
against sn6 recree ntred thereon in accordance
with the prayer OF said Petition.
Ck0IkER & SMITH,
oetaS-ctd Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEN.
- NAL. URIsAKY AND SE1rAL SysrsM.-New
and reliable tseatneni-in Reports Of the HOWARD
AssocIATIoN-senti In sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge Address. DR.. s. SKILLIN HoUGHToy
Howard Assoc iation, Philadelphia, Pa.
aug25-dkv3m
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STATE OF IOWA, l. In the District Court OF
LEE Cousrr- said County, at Keokuk.
Alexander Lochhead 'PlAutiG,
FevSns -
Martha NcElhsny,
Edward Me- lbany,
Ezekiel Lyeu, Defendants.
Notice Is hereby given 10 Ezekiel Jyen that a petit
ton in civil seion ME In the Clerks Once os
the District Court aforesaid. n The shove ent tItd
behalf Of the above psmed Plsin,ia against
you and clsing against sor The oreco-ure OF little
bond the fractional NV = Of See. 80 Ia Township
6s, " X. West, IN Lee County Iowa, detbe iuter-
est ofa 'he defendants in the solG 10 pay the
OF $40, with per interest frt m
July % 1872 Cue from Martha Methary, ard tie
same amount and Ike interest frm said Ezekiel Lyen
and certain Attorneys fees sDo costs and for general
relief
nd unless You appear and mste defense thereto
fore noon OF The second EAy VI the next of said
Court. to commence ON the rrst Mopday OF FEBRUARY
1854 judgment wii be rendered against you, prayed
for in said petition.
ROBERT H. GILMORE.
noE6-diw Attorney for Plaintiff.