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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-14

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To William Timberman, NJ. q. Timberman, Ryan d
LauthAn John Hurst, Charles Mcpll u. N. Lyman
VIM. Thompson, Jennings Anderson J. S, East :
man, Christopher Grahsm, Warner Hicox, Benjamin
r. Ayor, wfiian Dodge. the three last named as
executor John frink deceased, s. q J Hamill
Mott. Sh1uef Co, nnd Christina Wright.
You, aid each of You, hereby notified that there
~ illr in the on NJ ~ the CLERK OF the District
Court OF Les cGnptS, Iowa, ut Keokuk, petition u
john sanderson, Claiming of you. William Timber
man, thr siiia 81 twenty-seven hundred and NJ eer
dollars, with 10 per cent interest per annum ftnHi
NoNembeg 9TH, 1902, money due on two promIssef5
notes; sso claiming against each ~ the fore
closure ~ mortgage executed ny sad ~. Timber
said sanderson TO secure the said notes, being
for part the purchase money OF certain real estate
o-wit: One hundred and forty feet Sixth street by
one hundred feet Morgan street In the southeast
corner Of Chatham Square In the ciy OF keokuk Lee
county and State Of Iowa. and Ing for correction vi
mistake In the description 81 the premises mortgaged
and further asking for sale OF said premises and gen
era relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
before Of the second day ofthe pext term 81
the said Court, to commence at Keokuk On the first
Monday of February, D., 1868 default " i'll be
tered against YOU and Judgment rendered thereon
pra, ed FOR In said petition,
NOBLE * STRONG,
neV1b-dtw Attorneys for Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

To A. II. Heaslip, 8 T. Hsaslip, John Shores, John
Don6hoe, Young, Brothers Co., c. Frank d Sons
webster, Marsh IL CO., Locke, Marsh B. Co., Thos
w. Clagott George Williams, Jr., Mary b WILL
ANS, John Philips:
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified that there
10 hie in the office Of the Clerk OF the Dstrc,
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition d
o. Q. Hale, claiming ofyou,A Ii. Heaslfp and 8. T
HeAslp, the sum Of Ten Hundred and Eighty-Sis
5S100 Dollars with 10 per cent. interest annnm
from November LIST, A. ~. 1862, rs money due two
pro mssory notes made by to George Denison and
secured by . Mortgage made by you 10 said George
Denson and since assigned said o @. Hale. dated
May LIST, 1860, also claiming against each of you the
foreclosure Of said Mortgage the being upon the
Easteriy twenty 1907 feet Of Lot No ten lUl and The
whole OF Lot No. eleven III In Block one hundre.
tl0S In the city OF keokuk, Lee County, Iowa and
further asking for sale OF said premises and
relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
before Of tho second day Of the next term
said Court, to commence at Keokuk on the LIST Mon
day February A. d., 1863 defxnt will be entere
against you and judgment rendered thereon prayct
for In said petition.
NOBLE & STRONG,
dac97-d%w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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4 kklUlNAL NOTICE.

Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin, execuiria o. the
estate ofNoah Franklin, deceased. A c Higbee, WIN
Steele, assignee Of " m 4 j. Ruddick, Sarah STAN
nus, assignee of John Galloway, James Billings,
James Lee, John A-Iurbee, r Burkee, John
Boyd, Gotlleb Hnnsaker, * NJ Eesnolds, Daniel
Weihan, and G Gather.
You are hereby notified thai there 10 Bow Gle IN
the Clerks Office OF The District Court OF Lee County
Iowa, at Keokuk, petition Of Geo e. Andersen,
claiming Of you the said John StArnUs and HAyb.s
Seven Hundred Dollars money due three prom
notes and Claiming OF all OF you the forrclo,u
o. mortgage given 70 secure snid notes and enytyII
part Of Lot H. Block %, In the city OF k,okak lee
County, Iowa in which You have claiu have
tntereti.
. And unless yon appear thereto aud defend before
OF the second day OF the term Of Court
IL commence on the FIRST Monday OF February, fe6s,
Judgment mi decree will he wondered thereon by
fault. RANKIN heCRARY,
deo3-dAw Attorneys for PlaiLtif.
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NOTICE.

To John s,annus, s Haynes, w Rankin, assignee oil
Patrick Walsh, Nancy franklin, executrix OF the
estate OF Noah Franklin, deceased, A & Higbee, I'm
Steele, assignee OF VIM u l. Ruddick, Sarah Sta
nus, assignee OF John Galloway, James Billings
James A Lee, John A Darkec, Durkee, John
Boyd, Go.tlieb HunsAker. h Nj Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER, Daniel Wtliihan:
You are hereby notned that there Is fle In
the ofice or the Clerk of the District Court Lee
county Iowa. al keokuk, petition Of Geo. @. Ander
son, claiming OF you, the said John StRnnus and 8.
ynes, Seven Hundred Dollars money due three
pro ssary and claiming VI all you the fore
closure of mortgage given 10 secure said notes. and
conveying part Of Loli Block 3d. In the city OF
kuk County OF Lee, and State OF Iowa, in which you
have or claim to have, some interest.
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon Of the second day OF the next term Of
said Court TO commence at Keok uk the fsrt Mon
day OF February 1868 judgment and decree Will b.
rendered thereon by default.
RANKIN McCRARY,
dec2-dtw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Z .,..s ss@..as " - y.
NOTICE.

y p
To PC Wight, Eaton, Brothers d Co Sarah Bruce,
buysll, hslEhier Co., tmma Wlllisms, Exc
cntrix OF thesslatr OF Geo. n. Williams deceased,
hsboti, Johns and Co., High cook, State Of lows
Tor TIE nte OF the School Fund Nerrick, Cum
minis, seaman d Co. Aiesanoer Mrsy II CO.. Lind
BroA h Go Hannsh Ztnale and NllnAn Lohmes.
Executors ofthe estate OF Louis zipdle, deeeasfd,
Geo Anderson, Brown, Goddh h CO. John
Carson H~nJ"bnson. HAWKINS 1ssso N . Ms
Conn, ~ 10, Ho~DeT Cnrt,s.s Il !. SnItM, Ceo
dick. 't1' f'~'tfts ~ GeN 1s5+s't ~ ~ @'s"
You, and eseh OF you are hereby notified that there
now Oh ME an the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lee County, Town, at Keotnk, petition OF
John Bruce claiming OF you The said c Wright, the
sum OF Six Thousand Dollars money due on six
promssory notes Ana niso cisiminE ali Of you Tho
foteee'are Of Mortgage given upon The EAST bali Of
the south west quarter OF Section three, Town
ship sisty-sx north and Range west In Lee county.
and praying for sale OF the undivided OF the
said mortEaged estate for the pay Of said debt,
one undivided half having been relieved.
And unless yen appear thereto and defend
before noon OF the second day Of the Of
said Courtto commence ~ keoknk the FIRST hondsy
Of February, A. d. 1868, Judgment and decree will
red ssinsa you thereon by default the srm
claimed, interest aud costs, and the said estate
WHINE stlf forthe payment of the same, and p OF
yopr interest in and 10 thesad rral estate win be cut
OF Etd iUt,ver barred and 'prccostd
GkG. W MtCRARY
tttS. d3w AttS ftr PiAiEtiF
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December /, 1862
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To A. ii. Heaslip, susannah Henslip. John Shores,
John Donahoe, Young, Brothers Co @. Frank
& Sons, Webster Marsh h Co. locke, Aarsb Go.
Thomas w. ClAgett, John Philips:
You, and each Of You, are hereby notified thai the
r file la the Office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa. al Keokuk, petition OF
George Williams, Jr, claiming of you. A. Al. HeAslip.
the sum Of Twelve Hundred Dollars, with per cent.
interest per annnm, from July l2h, 1867, as money
dHe as iNtcres. upon I've pronisSory notes made by
you ~ HI, ID Hart and secured by Mortgage In AIDE by
you and Susasnah II atiip To said Hart, and since
assigned " said George Iiians, Jr dated July 18th
1860 also claiming aga each OF you the foTeelos
Of said Mortgage, the came being upon the Ensterly
twenty feet of Lot No ten and the whole ofLois eleven
and twelve in Block hundred In the city OF Keokuk
in Lee County, Iowa, and further asking for sale
Of said premises, and general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
before noon OF the second day OF the next term o
said Court, TO commence at Reokuk the lst Monday
OF February, A. D., 1868, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered. thereon pray cd
for In Raid petition. NOBLE d STRONG,
dec-21daw Attorneys for Plaintiff
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We intend t. keep good assortment to snit the
trade, and sell as CHEAP AS ANY, thereby hope Il
merit . liberal share OF patronage.
MEM BIER THE PLACE
And that want all the CLEAN WOOL we can GO,
for which we lsS tho highest price In cash,
(NO. ESTES HOUSE.)
=. X. HART, Agent.
nacemhar /. 1862.
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(lRlGINAL NOTICE.

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TEz M -.

sTER Ms.
The enormous increase IN The price Of printing paper
and other materials used in printing newspapers
pcls us W increase the Price OF Tnk TRIBUNE Our
terms are
DAILY TRIBUNE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

s2An act 70 scorporate The Dry Goods Clerks Early
Cloqtng Association In the city Of New York.
San act relative 70 the New York and Havre Steam
ship Company
-An act amend act respecting the collection Of
taSes In the cay VI New York.
So-An act relative 70 tho fraudulent sale Of butts
hogsheads barrels, &c.
S6An act to amend an act In relation 70 inspectors Of
buildings 70 the city Of New York
Bills Relative to New York CITY Mat.
tors introduced tn the senate.
IAN act TO incorporate Roman Catholic churches.
Reported favorabiy by the committee
Am act TO INCORPORATE banks of savings and endow
ments IN New York city. Reported adversely TO-
3An act relative 70 the commiAsioners open
north Of 155th street, New York city.
Am act IN relation 10 map Of the city of New York.
b.-An act in relation 20 frauds in collecting taxes
ported favoraby by the Committee on Judiciary.
6.-An act 70 incorporate Harlem Savings bank. Re
ported favorabv by the Committee on Banks.
Am act TO create office OF Associate Surrogate in
city Of New York.
SAN act to amend Revised Statutes relative to hawk
ers and pedlars.
9An act amend the acts relative 70 savings banks
10-An act TO amend charter Of the Greenwich Insu-
rance Company Reported fayorably by the Insurance
Committee.
1l.-An act TO incorporate the Hudson and Harlem
Rivers Canal Company
ian act authorizing the Cross Town Railroad Com
pany to convey passengers and freight the city
York.
l3.-An act to amend charter Of the Washington Life
Insurance Company
I4-An act TO incorporate tho Mutual Benefit Savings
Bank.
l5.-An act To amend the charter Of the South and
West Streets Railroad ia the city OF New York
l6An act TO incorporate the Mechanics and Traders
Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

Baic BALDWIN, Keen. hence for philadelphia went ON
the beach Indian Inlet night of l7h ius; she IL
loaded with ogwood ami cement Part Of the had ar
rived at Lwes Del the 9ih fThe built IN $50
al Bombay Me i76 tons and hailed from Boson)
COMMERCE. OF NEW YoRK-ToSNAGE Is62-The tonnage
of the port of New York 1862 made the or
cia records at the Custom House shows both
In the number OF arrivals and
ing In the American there Is OF consi
derae decrease owing TO the fact that large number Of
vessels have changed their natonaes while American
toms have in neglected 10
Of the risk OF capture by rebel prvaees In addition this
large proportion of American vessels have been
by rovcrnment The total number Of arrivals from foreign
ports was o4O6 comprising total tonnage OF 5 49, or
this number 49, American vessels representing
mage of l472 against 1904 vessels and Tonnage OF
16s25S IN 1901 The increase in the number
is relatively the The number Of ysse.s
22, and OF foreign 2si making OF solo
mage OF 24s Considering the fact the country
nus neen nsocd m colossal ciyli war during the entire
entries and clearances since 1857. ncusive:-
r NLw rcnx
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The course of the stock and gold markets was
upward during the past week. Considerable ef-
forts have been made by bear operators TO depress
prices and good deal of skill of various kinds
has been called into play. But the general belief
that further large issues Of paper money nevi-
table, and the enormous earnings Of the railways,
to present an insupcrable obstacle to the sue
cess Of the operators for decline. Many of the
railway stocks would probably in virtue of their
large earnings, be selling at their present prices
we were on specie basis Erie. with traffic
quite unprecedented, is now selling at very much
lower prices than IL commanded in ls53-i Galcna
sold thirty per cent higher-on a gold basis-in
1885, with earnings less than those Of the present
day. Rock Island, at the same period with bu-
siness less than II now enjoys sold at premium.
The great development of enterprise and com
mercc in the interior consequent upon the paper
money system, j. producing its effect upon railway
traffic, aud hence the unwillingness Of holders 20
sell at present prices. Shareholders seem gene
rally convinced that not only gold, but
all values must appreciate with the depreciation
Of the currency, and that the stock Of u dividend
paying railway which stands in the light Of an IN.
ycstnlent in real cstate-must sooner or later bear
the same relation to the currency a. real estate H.
self. A vigorous attempt was made last week TO
depress Pacific Mail, on rumors of foreign wars and
British competition. But it proved losing bust.
ness. True, the stock sold at 1899. against lis
fortnight since But 1t rallied in day to 1872, and
there is reason to believe that large number of
short contracts still remain uncovered. There has
been an active traffic in Cleveland and Pittsburg.
A vote win be taken within week, in the direc.
ton Of the Fort Wayne Company, on the proposed
consolidation Of this company with the Fort
wavne II the consolidation ID ratified. The united
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
A edition Law.

The following bill before the Legislature OF Mich.
gan
The people Of The state Of Michigan enact that if any
person, while any war; rebellion instruction
against the United States against this State shall pub
lish or cause to be published sedous address, pam
phet, paper. notice. letter, advertisement, picture,
design any ether printed engraved lthograpc
ter, tending TO bring INTO hatred and contempt
tuition and government of the United States, lawfully
established or to excite unlawful opposition the
ment or the United States, Of this state he shall
conviction thereof be punished by Imprisonment the
state prison for term Of not than years,
by fine Of not less than ten thousand dollars.
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Ship -. Of e Morgans London Ina.
5arx nepier Brem,. Jentzcrs from Cardtn. Jan
bark Caiot FRI. Peppton. from Marseiles, Dec -
scar darioaidi tBr), Brown Port Platt Feb D.
SAILED
Ast-stsAmers Oregon, Swan. Croton; ships New World
n s Exsrsas Contest Ernest Br, banks hrewsf
teien augusta John 0rnn Marthas Vineyard, 6utilS
brics Crow tBr) Lauraetta, Anna wellington Milli-
ken sawanner Porto Plata Brem), Fenno; schrs W
howe. Black Diamond, Hswley, Cannon Einelino'
A. David Hale Julia Maine Thos PAGE. Monirose, 3 sse
son. stnson biacxbird Pendlet0n, Eagle Che
Colgate, Msybee Gurus, Fox. Rotche, Louis
Wind AT sunset NE, very heavy, with snow.
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Notice to Mariners.
CHANGE OF COLOR or DAY BEACON Ar PoNEIS sAAHI
Treasury DxrAnr1ssr, oS,ics L.cH.Houss Bes.sp,}
Official information has been received at this Once that tho
a q az he n
Ct ss s u and x a
10 has recently been paint white the two faces toward
sea- ~ ''a'f Of 'hs s'eG sr sfat Chairman
DAY BEACON ROCK. sorHSA.
TREASURY DnrAnT1rsT, o.ylca Llc.,H9gss so,ssD..
Official information has been the
extremity Aiand latitude 70 81 s.
u 1a s o ~ he west 81 % s ss Il. %
island 70 enable h, ss enter Lsdsand has been re-
s;a, q i X:
Ssss% s = fssi
sh fee, aSS,s 10 base and ~ sS above. sea level
y ''''' = ''e A's"''i sHGBRrcK Chairman.
LIGHTHOUSE nALrIc
Treasury D.'A'''tsI 9,ss e.
the ~ a has Ss M ssa bs o
ton Of iae2 band with I'VE fec, omit which las been
This bank eampessd detached stones.
IS S +; ss asss
.ieh ST. q the Quite Lish,hou:e di.,ao, there
bans a to~as the me- and m T. ash
B. order Inc Oe'rHsS ars 3 s GRIn; Chairman
Foreign Ports.
BARBADOS Feb o-In port schr Mary Alice Arroyo.
same day.
cAnraAcKSA; Jan 2emNo Am vessel in port
III ON LIVERPOOL, Boston.
sAvANrI Feb lin port Br briggs Caharine Pinan for
NYork 5th Prince Wales Partridge for do abon' ith
fPER STEAMSHIP CANADA. AT HALrAx-TEIrsnArnIc.l
Arr IRON NYork I'd Com Selling, at Genoa; = Scranton,
and Empire. at Liverpool.
Arr fron Caleata 9th Undauned, at Deal.
Sid for SYot 9th Sir Robt reel Coluin6i Europa and
Athena. from Liverpool
SID for Boston 81 Ii. Ocean Pearl. from Liverpool
sld FOR philadelphia 9th Lancaster, rom Liverpool
Sid for Baltimore 9th. Gauss. from Liverpool.
Ship London. from Deal for NYork, put into Falmouth
the 9th, with master sick.
American Ports.
BOSTON Feb ~, AM-Gd steamship Normal Baser, Phi
Cook, Port Prince; schrs Wenonah, W. ey, Fort
rcss Monroe; Nckerson. Baxter, Baltimore; Ella Pack
ard, aud Sarah Hammond Paine Philadelphia; Eugene
BALTiMoRE Feb 2o-arr steamship Potomac. Fietchar'
NYork schr Perry stlbbs do Below OIL So nn Point
shlp casau: Point. bark Washington, from New
York both anchor Cid schrs Buxton, W lians Fort
land! Village Gem, Atkins 1lpson Townsend Townsend:
Tooker and MARY Helen Hutchinson, Nfork Sid BIZ
FALL RIVER Feb ie-sld schr Mary Mershon. Bright
mi Elyahethport
PHfIfDELPrIA Feb 81, AM--Cid steamship on. Ma
thews Boston, schrs Isabella Maria fBr) Pekey Barbsdos
schrs Challenge White New Bedford; Washington, Steel
II Simmons Seaman, aud Tennessee Wooster, Nov
York.
the Breakwa,er day detained by NE wind aud osg
which has prevailed for several DAYS.
PORTLAND. Feb 2o-Arr Br brig Geo Ladlaw lbonnsot,
Liverpool Cork Cid Br ship Anresea Bruce serpoU'
bark Archer Lewis, Montevideo for orders brgs Denaia
Thompson Caraenas Bckmorc Tracey FORTRESS A9nios
vnoennes ilo gdon, Grcenpoint Ny; schr Appse"''
PORTSMOUTH, Feb is-Ar schr Dashns Wave, Fre-
man Tangier
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e,IrlGu FOR sALE-A HANDSOME uIIbk ii.sIoH,
aood as new with wof Robe ana ,omk ssns < su
- all ffO handsome gray nnisr am " hrnes
vs va a. sboye ior s2sp Apply 20 II LEWlst Vescy
street or Tetersslls sSta s'enue anu ihhF""H '"s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
roo LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

uRoOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID GERMAN OPERA, -
Encouraged by the brilliant that has epsei ~
-four performances Brooklyn, aud he general ~ l oi
the suh.. Iiters MIR CARL ANSCHUTZ begs 10 anloin'o
that BIC VIII awe .,o>,s
TWO FAREWELL KEPRESENTATloNs,
PRIOR 10 his departure Tor Philaielpnivs . /. -
The frsi, being the ninth night WI" "Nc a'o
on TUESDAY, February ~ ,,. h..-
when Lorising highly successful aud emnen'S "'o".
DER wILpSCHrT,
THE PDACiiER, Wy,
,, no eiven with Inc fll stcuath the company nd
large Juvenile increase chorus Inc numeVis rpeu
this work In New lork nase gee ~ ngottsa ~,
NJ outs of merriment and applause ana w. poas.na IN
Broolh viii IL Ia hoped be- aceepiaole 70 ines w ~
,no ,ha !, stnsntariy gay vlyacipus and melodioHs
~ u.s. ON SATURDAY, FEB, - . -.
Mr.. ANSCHuTH wN bring his reriormaheeS :" " e"o
..
- a., -. dean IN BROOKLYN, when Floows oera OF
MARTHA So successfully produced on TUESDAY a. VIII
o. NAV now be secured for Tuesdays pero'm'ne
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Who Are Entitled 70 Pensfons.

The question is cften asked, Who entitled TO draw
pen5ionsf' The act OF Congress- passed July 1862,
made liberal provisions for granting pensions to disabled
invalid soldiers who have served in tho army Of the
Union since the 4h March, 1861 and also all widows
and children (uDdeY sixteen years Of age), well
mothers and dependent sisters Of soldiers killed in battle
who shall die by wounds received disease
contracted while service and in tho line OF duty The
provisions a whole, are liberal than the
old pension laws for the Revolution the OF 1872
The amount Of pensions for total disability fixed as