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ORIGINAL NOTICE

IT, II ssmple, Sarah Sample, H II BeIdirg. wP
Lynch, William Leighton Trustee; @ Ssns0 W.,
Sumpson Pierce. Bfos X Flanders Cook * lon
hart; Stone, Star &c, John Low RE Tbtrna. Par IN
Asa Mayo, Fix, Hale * g. Beucdiet Hale a az
Hunt Lane, Hulbevt. Van EaikenbprF Il "a: nsd.
dock, Reed c.; FarnLam KirEbam n az; ~,
Day. assignee 0f Burns & ksnlgen A,ehlf~f5
forng Go; Ustheinser. V ooqwara 4 -. EsYr =,
BALDWIN Hezek1sh Hinsdaie, Defendants
fo1 are hereby noticed that ihere Is nov on nfe
ia the Office OF The Cierk of The District Court of 90
tonntt, Iowa at pprt Madison. losaa petition under
eaih 81 bIflngs Ia which YOU are al d sde d.
ftn35bis. sllsgfug ttAt certain Deed 10 eerta Real
Eeisi- IN Lee Cauaiy, Iowa saId petition described
exc uted by ". " Sample and Sarah N ample TO H.
NJ - la'nz shd " r Is Lynch. Of date Of June 1911
D. lS1o- mas hem lost sLd was not recorded ard
that Deed oil rSf, executed premises by sid
ii Belong And W y Lynch to William Iefshton
trustee 10 eeeufe certain rtomissory n0tes las been
OF you except said Lynch and Bclf!be have v.r
ed Judgments against saia II sarf Ie which bv
frsscn ~ The l0ss arc recording II .aTr Deed
are el1ud sDi shadow tiain the l., The ..d
prenises, ard rra,iHg ihAt s4id be- ofTrustma, be
declare - Paid ard sEtsaed and that saia Judgment.
nay De declared 70 Hen upon said premises thai
sad premises Re declared fTe clear 81 sad iudR-
nshts nd Deed OF Trust aud ias thereto NAV 5a
queted in plaintr and for other ana furherrelef Ia
the premises.
And unless yea appear and answer thereto on or
before noon OF the second Gay Of Tie next term Of
said Court to be begun and holden on the nrSt Nom
day q December A. l.. 1883 default III be entered
against ron and Judgment rendered thereon
NOBLE STRONG.
oetedAS Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Legal Notices.
TNHE STATE or IOWA,
LIE Corrurv IS

YUNhE STATE OF IOWA
LIE COUNTY. {ss
To e. b. Higgins, and S. z. A. Higgins. h,.x,,
You and each Of yeu arr ereby notifed N ~ ,he,
now On ME In the ONCE VI the Clerk Of the D,r;,
ton In equity claiming Of ION the forecI ure Of e.
tain mortgage. execnted by you upon certain resI
estste in Lee county, Iona, In said rory.oe nd 81
petition fully descfbed ssid ce being 81 s,s
December ~, 1855, and made 10 secure certain nyom
sorry notes 70 Jos. "A. Crandail Co.. of Brrno " -
fenborn Co., In said mort age mestioned ma Us,
which Judgment has siuce been obtained in So
county, lows, on the 22d cay Of February issa ~
eils2 s2foo damages and six and 20 1906 dol,rs eo.
with per cent. interest from that date and rbt~h
said Judgment has been assigned to the pisin,Is 40
sskng for decree ordering the sale Of laid real
and the application the proceeds Of sad sale 70 tb
paymen OF said juds nent and for general relief.
And that uniess you appear thereto and defend be-
fore noon Of tho second day of the next term Of ,aa
Distct Court to be held In Fort Madison on the nrst
Monday in December. 1863 default will be ent cred
against you and decree entered thereon in accordance
nth The prayer Of said petition.
CKoCKER sMYTH,
ocf2o-dd sPiaintif-s Atornevs
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New York, Oct. 20.

Gold irregular and unsettled, opening
48, advancing to AS, declining to 46s,
closing quiet 46a@a, Governments 8 locks
easier. -a3st
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SURVEYORS OFFICE,
KoakfxI In. IL IEEz

HoTICE.-ro all persons having guns, revoivers
pistols munitions Of war OF any Kind for sale are
ordered sell dispose OF the without nrst
obtaining permit from the undesisned By order OF
the Special Agent OF the Treasury Department. All
persons violating this order will be liable to have such
goods oonacsted for the OF the Government of the
United states. JOHN STASSUs,
mxy2e-dtf Surveyor and Collector.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

lo Chris r. Conn, John sanford WIN Belkuap.
NslIIrg. I be State ef Iowa tor the Of ne
School FUND.- j. nniugs 4 Anderson: Wheeler Bel
loEs Coi Vim z Ruddick. Miller Alexander
Foorhies, Chaplin Lee. John Hurs: Charles
Ncitts, James Cox. Anna r Worhington ENecu
trtr % the estate OF VIA Worthineton, deceased !;
Miller, Aaybev CO; Robert Hamilton. James C
Ramsey. "m Col man, James W Cox. James Bur
rows. Caleb, Cope CO. William Preston. George
Cabus. striker Wood, \ j HAmill; Mott Shober
Go, Brown CiendenLeg
Ton, ami each otgou, are hereby notified thaton or
before the 10th DAY ofoc;ober 1858 there will he on
file IN the Office 81 the CLERK OF the Eistrie Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, at Fort sseison, q petiti9a 81
Samuel Miller, surviving thiieee. claiming Of YOU
the ssid Curtis = Conn and John r sanford The sum
ofThree Hundred and Ffty Dollars and s4-l00 Dollars
ard Interest as money due ~ prc-sisspsy note exc
cn:ea by them 70 Samuel Miller ard IeEs Reeves;
siso claiming as against all III yor the foreclosure OF
AerEsgr, eisen 70 secure ssId nota CONVEX in the
following real esise. town.: Lot n J. IL Nloek
eleven ia the City q eokus In the Co1nfy OF
lee and state or Iewa in which said real estate III
other defendants claim some interest
And ualess scu appear thereto ard defend befor
noon o. the second day OF the December term 1853
n said District Court at Fort Madison Judgment and
derree III he rendered thereon according the prayer
OF said petition.
RANKIN & MtCRARY
ocic-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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BY. TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Especial to Times.
New York. Oct. 60.

Chattanooga, via Nashville, Oct. 2S.-
Unreliable intelligence has been received
of the movements of q portion of Bagg's
army, under Longstreet, up the valley
of the Tennessee river with the intention
of operating against Burnside. 1t is also
believed here that corps Of Lees army,
under Ewell, is moving into East Tennes-
see by way of Linchburg for the same
purpose.
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The State of Minnesota has increased
the reward offered for the killing Of Sioux
warriors to $500 per head.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

lo John II Craig sdn inistrater, ard Mary Craig
widow and Emma Craig. AIbert Craig, Msry Auua
Craig. George Craig ana James Craig minor ehiIdre
Of James Craig. deceasef
You are hereby aouded that there's o file in
the Office of the Clerk Of tie District Court II Lee
couuty lows NJ Fors Madison, petition sua amended
Petition " Hiram Barney, cAimibga iadeuHat against
you John ii. Craig administrator The Three
thousand Dollars. and ten per cent interest from s.
or August, 1850 upon your A9rlesrp Charles Mason
upon Lots Elk 6j and seven III, Block niue 1877 in
Asson's upper addition the cit. y Ke0kuk, Iowa,
and against all af said above hsmef defendants
Claiming The sale OF std Lots to pay "a said det &c,
the exinguishment IF all eqeny of:redemption, aad
for general rulief
Nov, each OF you J>S appear and answer said petit
tion hy noon of the see0Nd day of the term Of
said Court 70 be held at Fox Madison the FIRST Mon
day or December A. D., ls6T---or Judgment viii be
had herein against you by default
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
oct23-d4w PiaiLtIfs Attorney.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Charles Cannon. Isaac Han Henry |, Howell
Lamont, Barbsra Miller, Isaac GInn James
Robinson, ST.; = Merriam. O 6urbriege Geo
Frederick, Graves. G Fed pes " Turner,
assignee Of fattiek Cruise, ate d Iowa ffor
ihe Use Q I School Fund.-. t4eo G Andarson 4 Co
foH- and each a. toa are hereby nntihedthafthere
II now On IT IN the Office efthe Clerk Of the Dis
tr1ci Court ~ Lee county, Iewa at Fort Na-iscn a
bettlVf 81 HiIsm bE-ney claiming or y0u. Chsrles
. tAnnon the sum q Five Hubcred and 40
poliare With 0per cent interest Ter auHu psysbie
annually a. money . ne en- Mortgage mace ~ you
70 shsres Mason. and since assigned ssid hiram
Barney. dated May Ioth. A d. 1853 also claiming
axzius' each Of Yen the forecIosure said MofgEge
tne same being upon certain lots in he City o. CO.
knk, described IN said petiioa, for the rurc base
money N Lee county, Iowa, part hch have Teen
released Fafa said EprEa2e Their set fort n and
IN her ssing Tor sale OF said pre- ees and general
relief.
ara u7isss you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon OF the second day oil The rext
e IN OF said District Court TO commence at Fert
~ ais"n on the first Monday Of Decei Der 4. D.
Isos defSult will be entered against yon and udS
tnent rendered thereon prsyed for In ssid petition
AUBLE STRONG
oeso-os" AiioTnsys for Plaintiff.
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STATES MARSHAL'S

UNITED STATES or AMERICA
DISTRICT OF Iowa.
by virtue Of an execution to me directed Issued oy
the Clerk the District Court ef The United States for
the Southern division OF the District Of wherein
b. Ficklin is plaintiff. and Nathaniel G. Hedges Is
defendent have levied upon and will sell TO the
highest bidder at public auction at the door of the
coart House in keeku Lee comfy, Iowa en- the 18th
Day OF November, lse3. between tho hours of 10
Voc 4. A :, and O'Clock NJ. Of said day, the
totoWng property To wit Part e Lot No. t6) sly in
block No. t24, commencing st the Of said Lot,
al the corner OF Third and Exchange streets thence
along me ine OF Third street. at right angles u tX-
change eel e0l feet, thence right II Third
street tewards Second street f40i feet theme on
aiehi line TO Exchange so) feet, thence along
e nne 81 Exchange street sol feet to the place OF be
ginnine, in the Cty Of keokak, Lee county, Iowa.
also parts OF lots No ~ and g. in Block 49, com.
neneing on the line Of said lot II on hird street
feet from the alley in ssid Block running thence
towards Exchange street 1891 feet aud lol inches,
.hrBce al right angles Third street seventy live feet
l15 thence parallel II Third street towards johnson
sire 1871 feet and Isl inches thence IN direct line
10 Third street he place OF beginning seytDtyhve
eet Isl, in The City Of Keosak, lee County Iowa.
Taken and levied upon he property of Nathaniel
,. Hedges to satisfy said writ OF execution.
II. M. HO4lE, u s. Marshal,
BY n. FuIroN, DEruTY.
Keokuk, October 81, se3-ld4w
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Professional.
CHARLES STIMSON d CO.,
War Claim Agents,
OFFICR-in Auction Room IN der Gate City once

KEOKUK, IOWA
Willgive prompt nd efu lstteDtion to
ton of 100 Bounty and Bsek Pay slle the widows
heirs Of deceased UGces and Soldiers and 10 the
collection OF Pensions discharged Officers and Sol
dieTs account OF wounds other disability con
tract ed IN the United States service also Pensions
for widows, dependant mothers, orphan sisters, OF
mipo of deceased Obeer Soldiers Their
charge fer Pension Claim 10 only IS 90
They will also promptly collectthe tIOO bounty for
dscha rged ndiers ho have been discharged by
rounds Fecey edi battle. Allcom ations
from d distance Will receive prom pit ate ntion-
Adiress-P o. Box No. %. Keokuk Iowa.
Gen p. NJ. PENNIES. Hon. } n BROWNING. u. g
Senator AEwTos Wac, ESQ, u. s. Quartermsster;
and A. N q J. II tMcGrxDLxY. Attorneys at Law 4,
Quincy, Illinois II. b. TEs EYtK, Insurance Agt;
Ma. Gen CURTts; u. RsrLLk spd HOWELL a DEL
AYIAIs. ali OF Keo1uk Iowa
sep-1-d6~ 3m
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9ptfiai Notices.


Post once open on Sunday ffon = 10 O'Clock
An. Open every day ts1cept Sunday from A. n
| until = r. n.
J. B. HOWELL. p. N.
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IconMuMcArEDJ
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A Durable DISEASE
CARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-06

The TRrBUNE ON ARMY MArrERs.--The T'-i-
bune yesterday, with great deal of venom.
attacked democrat named Isaac Cook, Of Chi,
cago, or, as they called him, "Ike Cook" for
the defalcations of Paymaster Isaac N. Cooke,
republican of Ohio. The animus is plainly
manifest from the fact that in another part Of
the same paper the despatch Of the Associated
Press from Cincinnati, Ohio, is published, which
expressly states that it was Major Isaac N.
Cooke that had been arrested. Ignorance is no
excuse, for the Army Register states, and the
Tribune knows this, that Isaac N. Cooke is a
native Of, and was appointed from, Ohio, and
the negro worsbipping Cincinnati Gazette,
when he was appointed, on the LIST of June, 1861,
boosted that 1t was "another republican ap-
pointment" So much for the veracity of the
Tribune's army intelligence.
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nIusicals

IN roLTuro'' AT THE ACADEMY OF xusrs.
largo audience assembled Inst night at tho Academy
70 grace tho opening Of Manager Graus grand season.
The principal attraction was tho nrst appearance thf
year Of si another American prirna donna-Miss Kss,
ose The opera "T6liuon has been given hers beSoro
and our readers familiar with IL that IL b noe
necessary We should enter into any detailed account
the work The sudden lndsposition Of bgnsr Bygnoli
prevented his singing the role Of Poiuo-one OF the very
best In his repsrtore--aud Manager Grau va unwr.
ling to dsappoint the public this, the nrst night
The season sIsnor Maccafsrr undertook the part 40
this srtist was called upon moments notice sing
and an he had but one rehearsal must say he acquitted
himself OF his arduous most commercially. rhs
diencc testified 10 due appreciation Of b efforts by
casonal applause Miss Kellogg Of course appeared -
less advantage than she would have done with Brignsi
II Poliuto, sse having rehearscd with hin
Called upon suddenly 10 sing With another
there was at ftimes a lack OF ensembk which
marrcd tho effect Of her role. She has . voioe Of
pleasing trbre-not very powerful, but well cultivated
She s dramatic and at times drew from tho audience
srea, applause The duo In tho last between Pauns
miss Kellogg and psluto (saaccaferrD well sung,
and was encored amid loud applause.
We shall be better able to judge Of Miss KellogE's
prourees since last season when she has sppsarea
IN some other opera "u Poliuto," though like I'll Or
pouizettis works, nelodleus-at times strlkngy SOS
not a favorite with Amodo a. severe was, a. he
Ihs opera 4 well pat upon the STAGE although occa
slonally there was lack OF eseus In the. choruses.
Ri, crnones as We are inclined 10 believe THAI
that at present fashionable article Of female apparel
po Wsnaa,av evening we are N have the ,tvespers
,.,,h Tor,n, Brianoli, Amodo and Susin.
We hear that ola Travists" win soon he given upca
which oso' hss, Nine susrrsbss whose performsncs r
ira opsra Ne sspssAln ssseen0anrr.
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In defiance Of this advice she was despatched
on an expedition where her powers Of etsistance
were certain to be severely tested, and the 10
suit is that she has foundered and gone down
with number of her officers and men. This LIS
something more than mere blundering, and the
head of the Navy Department should be held to
strict accountability for 1t by Congress. An
official may be constitutionally indolent and
sleepy, but in matters involving the lives of
people he is bound to have oil his senses about
him.
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HENRI WARD BxxcHyR IN Pxsn-As the cars route to
New York stopped at Elizabeth N j., last evening, the
passengers noticed an unusual commotion among the
citizens who were assembled In large numbers in the
vicinity Of the railroad station. Upon inquiry
certained that the ndgnaon Of the people had been
aroused In consequence OF report having been circulated
that Henry Ward neecher had arrived and
One OF HIS characteristic sermons In the goody city Of
Fliyabet The crowd manifested the most hostile inten.
tons towards Mr. Beecher, whom they we're looking up
IN All directions That gentleman, however, managed 70
elude this very unpleasant vigilance and having secured
the serv,css a POSSE of policemen, hA stealthiy
conveyed . the cars md rolled sses shs CITY without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-06

TIE GOVERNMENT kSp TUE NEdRoEs.--The
question of the largely increasing numbers Of
contrabands now entirely dependent on the
United Ststes government for support is be-
cominga rather perplexing one. In New Or.
leans alone, and along the borders of the Mis-
sissippi now in the hands of the federal govern
ment there are probably as many negroes as
Union soldiers-amountiag, necessarily to seve-
raj thousands. All these fagitives have to be
clothed and fed by the government, and the
tax upon the people for this purpose is very
severe. So, also, ct place very appropriately
called New Hayti, near Newbern, N. c., there
is now full colony Of blacks, numbering some
eight or ten thousand. All these are being sup
ported by government; and, n we were to
pursue the investigation much further, We should
find that there are not less than one hundred
thousand negroes In the South supported by
the government ct enormous expense.
This 10 the more anomalous from the fac.
that, while we are spending such large sums Of
money TO support the slaves who escape from
their masters, our intrepid soldiers, who are
fighting our battles, are LEFT unpaid month after
month. The government is largely In arrears
with the army, and the pay Of the soldiers, long
due, cannot be less than from fifty to sixty mil
lions OF dollars.
Now, what will the voting population Of the
free States think OF this? We think that II we
were to have general elections oil through the
loyal States-.like the elections of last Novem.
berthe radicals who sanction these proceed
.ings would be thoroughly overthrown. We
are OF opinion that not State, with the excep
ton Of Massachusetts,, Michigan and Vermont,
would send single black republican to repre-
sent them. The government should look to this
abuse In time.
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REcKLEssSEss or THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
It is stated that Lieut. Worden, the former COM
mander of the Monitor, and several Of the ON.
GERS who served under him, demonstrated With
the Navy Department on the risk Of sending
that Inflated vessel 70 zee, ~, In their opinion,
- m. not Attd b snoQanIag sopsh wsss>n.::
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.<GxlSj ALBANY Jan. o. iSes.
The democratic membersof the Assembly met In ths
Senate Chamber al seyon O'Clock this evening SIXTY.
ono members answered t. their names Judge Dean and
Mr. Trimmer, OF Rochester an. John Cutler Of Albany.
were absent, but In the city
Hon. Saxton Smith. OF Putnam county presided.
Messrs Pauidng, Of Kings county, and Murphy, Of ksS
county, Secretaries.
On The nrs vote, hon Gilbert Dean, Of New Yorf was
chosen candidate for Speaker OF tho Assembly An IN
formal ballot taken for:CIsrk John 8. Nafsw re-
ceived thirty votes, H. sickles twelve the balance
being scattering. motion being made 10 proceed 70
formal VOTE lengthy discussion sprung up when furthg
proceedings were postponed till nine A. NJ 70 morrow
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ALRANy, JAN 3, 1867.
The republican Assembly caucus met in tho Assembly
Chamber today, having won the choice Of rooms on
drawing lots Hon. William Dewey, OF Jefferson, pre-,
sided and Messrs Alton, Of Cattaraugus and Prngle
Chenasgo appointed Secretaries. Sixty-three
bers present-Mr Quackenbush OF Rensselaer, being
absent. Henry Sherwood Of Steubon elected candf
date for Speaker OF the Assembly, Joseph B. Cushman. q
Oneida, Clerk Levi NJ Gaus, Sergeant Arms: Charles
f. Young Dcorkecpcr; A. Frier, First Assistant Willard
L. Cook Second Assistant and c. A. Church c. Depcw,
P. e. Ravens and N w. Davis committee 70 call further
caucuses.
Adjourned.
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not less than seveRty-fve thousand to save
Nashville, General Roseorans would have been
thrown forward upon the enemy with an army
of one hundred and City thousand men, although
the consolidation Of this army might have re-
CURED the temporary abandonment Of num-
Der of secondary positions and combinations.
In this way the rebel army of Bragg might have
been destroyed or scattered to the winds.
AS 1t is, Bragg, after inficting upon Rosecrans
loss of ten thousand of his splendid soldiers,
several hundred wagons and thirty cannon, re-
treats more with the airs of oonqueror than
with the evidences of serious defeat.
But of all the strange oversights and blum
ders of our War Office, that which has permitted
East Tennessee for nearly two years to remain
in possession Of the rebels, seems to us tho
most palpable and inexcusable. 1t is something
to boast Of that handful Of cavalry has par
TALLY accomplished the work which should have
been thoroughly done many months ago with a
force Of hundred Thousand men. With an
active army of eight hundred thousand men in
the field, why IS It that In every great and
critical engagement the rebels outnumber uss
asked, some time ago, his estimate Of the
armed forces Of the rebellion, answered that he
supposed they were about fifteen hundred
thousand strong. allow so, Mr.. President"
"Smply from the fact that in every great
battle they contrive to outnumbsr US two to
one." But the plain truth Is, that while we
have two soldiers for every armed rebel in the
South, ours are dribbled away in small enter
prises, while theirs are concentrated in great
battles.
This is the lesson, therefore, which we would
impress upon tho mind of President Lincoln,
that if necessary to insure perfect success in
great battle all smaller objects should be tenn
porarily abandoned to strengthen the main
army, East or West. The skill and persever-
anoe of General Rosecrans and tho indomitable
bravery Of his subordinate officers and soldiers
have saved Nashville and the campaign in the
West; but there must be some improvements
in the combinations Of the War Office, or the
results Of this winters operations will still dis
appoint the country and keep alive the Napo-
leonio idea Of European Intervention.
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Twenty thousand reams OF good paper wanted. Size
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