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True Democrat., 1863-07-08

Heavy firing was heard at Fort Gibson on, the 5th of Jnlys aud it was supposed that Cooper had attacked the mongrels in the fort ..a. s 2. r
 The following sdespatche is received just as we go to press, but it requires to be taken with good deal of salt: > fslsss's 9slas " . <
 DELHI, July 8s-A gentleman oftthis psrisll.Yho escaped from the fedcrals says theJ told him, Johnston has taken M Memphis and Lee Washington city. He says this was generally belieredby tho fedcrals. r. 5l5.Iszef i.ss Tn sA
True Democrat., 1863-07-08

We ara autho; zed to announce pr. s. P. BhNJAMIs of Phfl,ps county ns candidate for Repressntaose SO Oo ~ress from tho fsurth Congressional nisrriet
True Democrat., 1863-07-08

n0. We are authnrizes to announce Hon. P. VAN PAT TEN as candidate for to tn tn 4th District of Arkanas He VIII Deg1n tn f.anyass nj m earl vhay.
True Democrat., 1863-07-08

authorized to anneunco sne non TEIOs R MANLY candidate for reeiectfon 70 Con res from the 4t District and to stase tpe
True Democrat., 1863-07-08

nz- Wc are authorized to announce Gen. GRANDSON D. RoYsToN f Hempssad county aa TOT e Dstrict of this Stae at the ensuing
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Corner CT Brady ard Fourth Sts.,
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for Adult and Juvenile
Glasses, and for Sab
bath schools.

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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1864.

IMAM, AT Ek Thu RS DAY, JULY. 1853.
~ and until further notice, trains Sili leave
davenport daily, Sundays excepted, Ms follows:
LIST mail train at................g
"a rfeleht train St... .................5.45 r. NJ
gu nisat eAptcss. 100 p. Il.
Trains arrive ut Davenport daily, Sundays OF.
copied q, sollowa:
isi nighf expioas 81. ...............4 .50 A. \.
"a daily express and mail train at 8 20 p u.
I'd freight and "a class cars at....... $50 p. \.
AL trains over this route are in direct connection
atohieago with trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburr, Fort
Wayne, AID Chicago Rs ilroad to and from De.
,soi., Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati.
httsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
~, Aew ] ork, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
ington.
Pa>aensars are reminded Of tn, nsssssfty OF
giving aisunct directions as 70 Ii destination .,
their baggage, also to procure tickets before tak.
Ing their seats in the CARS as the col-
isct fares only 10 stations on the line Of no CAL
Gage emu hook Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY Superintendent.
Davenport. July /, 1868. dtf
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IEFE'S
B0thiMs apartments and
NlTiIll ming school.
RULES ANDKEGU LATIONS.

RULES AND REG U LATIONS.
4 TIE ESTABLISHMENT CONSISTS OF
i two departments, viz Bathing Apartments
and Swimming School.
2. The bathing Apartments may be occupied
at any nour duriGg the day by holders OF Il sea
son tickets or Of single tickets.
). The Ntntauuthg Impairment will be used ex-
cuslvely by Tree swimmers and swimming schOl-
are only IL bathing dress durlng lesson hours,a
fur srnaminJ cioIars only in tho presence OF the
swimming teacher. Free swimmers are those
who are able 10 swim once entirely around the
area with ease. Swimming scholars until pro-
uouneed free winners will not be permitted to
swim without the belt To prevent accidents.
4 BY adyice Of physicians the time Of remain
ing in the water will be limited to Fl teen minutes
in Spring, and Il irty minutes in summer, and to
fifteen minutes in fall months.
s. At tho termination 0f each lesson the mem
Der will leave the basin at the signal, 20 make
room foi othc.s.
Bathing Apartme nts and Swimming School
will he opened every day, except sundays, from
O'Clock in the morning until in the evening
Sundays from 1 TO sam
T. ho Swimming School will be or.oted ex-
clusiyely to ladies iramf 20 !. A.. NJ, and from 3
to p. n. Accessible to male members from 4 to 6
A. NJ and from / to r NJ, and from to P, NJ.
5. Polite behavior is expected as well as proper
attention to the.rules ard and directions Of the
teacher.
y. Ann necessary alterations Of rules and regu.
latons will be posted up in The rooms.
10. Seasen tickets 10 the bat1iDg app rtmep, )
and swimming School 8. 90. cne-half to be
paid ia advance and the balance At tho end Of
one month. Single bath t,csots twenty cents
eight for one dolla4.
IA, Bathing dresses, towels, etc, will be furn-
ished by the m mbers Of the Swimming School,
ard viii 10 taken charge Of dried and kept in or
der. II desired, ct charge OF ten cents per week.
IL. Parents or guardians of the pupils and per-
sons introduced by the teacher are admitted as
visitors. jnei5 DIT
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'tichiga n Southern 4 Lake Share
RAILROAD.
SUMaER ARRANG EnENr

Z N AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
" I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago A
as follows:
, zoo A NJ New York Express, dsily, except
$50 Night Express, daily, except S,A,u,-
days. '"'ue-
~ Trains arrive in Chicago 1t s.,5 p NJ and
sl5AA - snu
All the above trairs mako rsgula, connections
.e hunklrh, bue:.'. Niagara Falls, Albany, New
icrk, ,soa'on, ohiladel phia. baltimore and al
points East.
INJURIOUS new Sleeping Coaches. with all mod
cru improvements run Oh Night Trains.
through Tickets can be obtained at the Com
paay Office, Do Clark street, under Sherman
boase, Or at the Depot, corner Of Old Van buren,
All sherman streets.
II. E. SAWYER,
General Western scat
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michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J.tesp York, .vesc England
and The <ass od1s.

nHAND AFTER SUNDAY APRIL 18th, 1858
" trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
iaot of Lake street, as follows:
7.30 A NJ Day Exprc.s( excep: Sunday larrives at
Detroit Mt $50 N Suspension Bridge at $3.50 N,
Albany 800 7 NJ, New York s:l5PM, Boston ii:
pm
7:l5 Night Express except Saturday, ar
rive a Detroit at 6:c5 A NJ. Suspension bridge
4.50 p NJ, Albany 445 A NJ, New York 1915
A VI, Boston $3.50 NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ G Railroad, leave Chi
cago at 1850 4 81 maiItrain, 7:l5 2 Fast Express;
arrive in Chicago at SIS A Fas, Express.
The Tbs n tran leaving Chicae runs through
TO Cincinnati without change Of oars or baggage.
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copper, Tin ard sheet Iron Ware
That's the Question !!

N7uERE DO YOU GET YOUR GREEN
w Groceries? Patterson & Yoomans keep,
the best pie Plant, Asparagus, Lettuce, ia town
aud they sell Egg, Buster, Fresh Lake and River
Fish, Cheese. ,iier, sugar, Potatoes and APP
Piles. Call thsre whom you want the best arti-
cles at the cheapest prices. Brady street. next
to Pummer's Book Store. my2S-du.
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RAILROADS.


1,asas mn BIZ Chicago time, phich 10 tse,ve s,ia.
u.ss fasts- thar Davenport time.
.nE AND AFTER THURSDAY, JULY lsTs
~ 1865, and until further notice, passenas Or
trains will leave Davenport: as follows:
5oa A. y. for Grinneli and Washington.
200 p. NJ. for Grnncll and Euscatine.
TRAINS AHarvE Ar DAvENroRr as FOLLOWS.
5.30 r. n. from Grinnell and Washington.
e.45 p n. from Grinpell and Muscstine.
The 5.ooA. train out of Davenport. makes direct
Connections st Grinutll, Iowa city and Washing
tsi with tho Western Stage Gem pany's stages for
eli points West, South west and North west.
Trains from the IVES. connect nj Davenport
with trains Of tho Chicago and Rock Island Kali
Road for all points East, North and south.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions % to the destination Of
thew ta.rsge also to prooarstiekas bafoge taking
'hen seats mo c..s.
JOHN +. TRACY, GenI Sup't.
A. KIhBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, July !. ls63.-dtf
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DIR. WM. Is. HUkD'S
DE.V'T.1L REMEDIES
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
fSsrnrSG
EINE TEETH q SWEET BHEA ~
And

Caring Toothsehs L Neuralgia.
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for PEASLy WHrrE ind Sosnd TEETH Use
Or. VIM. HuId'. UnrIyalled Tooth Pow.
Ner, warranted froe from acid, alkasi, or any in
Gious Substance. Price, IS cents per box.
Bessre Of the ordinary cheap tooth POW.
aers, which whiten but destroy.
Do you wish 20 be certain that your breath is
purc, sweet and agreeable to husband or wfe,loge
or friendsf Use Dr. Hurd'- Celebrated
Mouth W ash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
Thu. astringent wash 10 slso the best remedy in
the world for Csnker Bad Breath, Bleeding Gums
Sore Mouth, cts. Il has cured hundreds
DO you, or your child rem suffer from Toothache !.
Get DIR. HuVd's Magic T0othachc Drops.
Price, l5 cents per bottle.
Are you afflicted wi tn Neuralgia Got DIR. w
h. Hurd's Neuralgia Ptasiers. The IN Il
effective snd delightful remedy known.
They do NOT adhere nor blister, bat soothe and
charm pain away Try them. Price, Is and 20
cents. Mailed on receip; Of price.
DO you wish complete set of Dental Rene.
dies and q Treatise On Preserving Teeth Get
DIR. w. II. Hurd's Dental Treasury. the
neatest and most valusble present that one friend
can make 10 another. Irice, 81. Sent by eSpres,
on receipt of price
For sale q, all the beet stores throughoa, he
country.
CaurIos--Ap there are dealers who take al
vantage o! our advertisements 10 impose urur
their customers inferior preparations, it s neees
ssry to :usist upon havug what you call FOR, ard
you viii get the best, thoroughly tested, and re.
pared BY en- experienced snd scientific DENTS.
Treasurer of the New York S,ate Dentists fssc
citation, and Vice President " the NAs lofb
Cay bental Society.
wM.B. HURp 4 CO., New York.
nj 4
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NEW ADV'TS.
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, HOTELS AND
i Public Institutions.
w A = II / N Or + LII I'D!
Money saved is Money Earn
ed and Health Preserved
is Happiness Gained.

For bleaching alone tho Washing Fluid ia
worth three times the single sixpsncs, which will
buy enough for q large familp washing, Linens
that have been thrown out on account of stains
and streaks will be restored to q beautiful white
ness by two or three washing. In thin Fluid
Families that depend on hired help may rely on
having their linens look nice without being wore
thread bare On the wash board
FINE SHIRTS, &C, washed by this system will
retain beautiful coral whiteness, and the bos-
oms instead of being rent snd strained out OF
shnpe 90 the vashooard will keep their proper
set, and wear uniform with tho other parts, tho
bu,ton-holes being also preserved.
CoLoaED CLOTHING, of all dissertations can
be washed with this Fluid with nore safety than
any ether process
WOODEN G0ODS.-The liability Of woslen
goods to shrink is unqusstionabie, particularly so
II the dirt Is extracted by by hard rubbing which
fulls tho cloth at once but there is not the slight
est danger whore the Washing Fluid is used
FOR SGkuBBlNG FLOORS, cleaning and
Identifying painted walls. windows snd oil cloths
tho Washing Fluid DIS All cad OF any and ey-
paIch. The work can be done in half the usual
time required, and the surface will have a new
appearance.
HOTELS AND BOARDING H0USES.-w
respectfully nsk you 10 try this system Of washing
Table Cloths, Ma ikins Sheets, &c.
81 Warranted not 20 njure the Fabrid.
GEO. II. HIGGINS
Agent Davenport, Post Office Box se5.)
For sale by ~ SaAN
jnei7-1m Brady Street, opposite Post Office.
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II Rare Chance

EOR A GOOD BUSINESS MAI TO STEP
into paying business.
The stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals ard
ferianery, together with the fixtures complete,
known ss the Union Drug Store, No So Brady !: :.
one VI the best locations n this city, aud now DO
ing good business, VII DO sold or exchanged
Tor an improved iaru OF city property. For par
culsrs inquire of W, W. PARKER.
Davenport Msy7-d
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FIRST NATIONAL BARK 5!

TINS 1NSTIrUTiog WILL OPEN IT'S
l doors IN Monday, the 29th inst, Tor 'be
Transaction Of general
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<hrisfophrr H'ieH,
H,rsn sheer 4 Veterinary surgeon,

'Nb TIVVN y TT Of NUF " IT y IT I'm Is.sAhHI
- WISHES TO INFORM TIE CIT -
MNH sRa II Davenport and Scott N n
NVC unity generai'y that he has per-N "
maneally located himself in this city where he is
prepared 10 shue horses on the scien'itie princi-
Pies After twenty yeas study and practice on
tie natony of tho foot. Of which time he has
spe 4 eleven years under tho supcriBtenden ce OF
the best Veterinarians in Europe, he wishes to
ray that lie Will give satisfaction to al persons
having horses lhhoring under the disease OF cerns
or contraction. commonly called Enough bound"
interfering. oveI1eachug, quarter cracks, sand
cracks, sprains Of tho .orrs. founders ring bones
anl spavins, for all of which ho warrants per
feet cure il eurabie. Tho greater part of these
diseases are caused by shoeng want Of proper
iudypaut incl dtf
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ssal|ili.sssssilsIsi
LEGAL.
~
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, a.
SCorr COUNTY
Peter Quackenbush VS.. Aurelius W. Bredt.
To Aurelius w. Bradt
YOU are hereby notified that there is now on
j flo in the Office ot the Clerk Of the District
Cour, for SCOTT County, STATE 0! Iowa, petition
OF Peter Quackenbush, claiming Of you tho sum
.! hvo hundred and fifteen Gt-i00 (S5lJ 100
dollars on a certain promssory note. executed BY
you, Of date January 18Th, 1861, for tho sum Of
1850, payable to the order Of Jesse &. Tesgarden
on tho % day Of March 4. ID. 1863, with ton Il
PER cent interest and asks that wit Of attach.
ment issue
Now unless YOU appear and answer thereto on
or before neon of tho second day Of tho next term
Of said Court, TO be begun and holden on the frat
Monday Of August A. T.. 1863 default will bc
entered against you and Judgment enAerad there
on DAWSON ThIE,
iy3.d4w htys 70. Plaintiff.
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LONDON 4 LIvEkPaOL
fire l. Life Insurance COMPANY

fire Il Life Insurance Company
OFFICE, SO WALL q 81 PINE ST, NY.
faid up capital, surplus and reserved
taoaE. ...SD,o5U,OZ0
inverted In this country. l,0i5,336
Yearly revenue over. 10000
Tee shareholders Personally RESPONSE.
eiC for engagements 81 the Company.
All Directors must be SHAREHOLDER.
Rg.ERKacgs ron DAykSPOET:
Geo. II. French, Lorenzo Schricksr. Nicholas
xuhnen 4 Co., Goo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skeel,
Nicholas J. RQsch.
kBw .oRK
v-trnell, M.nturn Co., Harper 4 Broths n, Dun
san sherman 4 Co.. Alexander I Stewart.
J. c. wAsHBURy, Agent for Davenport and
Rock Island. jly9
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$4,000 OFFERED IN PREMIU Ms.
OPEN TO THE WORLD!
$500 IN PREMIUM OpEN SCOTT
COUNTY ONLY.


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The Horse showing the i've best Colts RIM
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THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DETERRENT
i stitches, and fuds the cloth either rrht or
left, US Tho operator may desire. Il sess very
Iapid, is easy Of operation and almost noiseess
II Is fully protected by letters patent, ana each
machine warranted TO the purchaser.
All those desiring 6rst class family ewini
xachine wi. NC richly repaid BY az e1aminato
Of its merits
MISS Il y. CLINGMAN.
Room No. 4 Cup stfirs). Forest Block. corner
Ferry end Third streets, Davenport, Iowa.
mara
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-18

.RIGINAL NOTICE.

To G.. Wells, Hugh W sample, ssmnei r. Curtis,
n Ea,.. KilbouIne, 4 r Fosd, D W Pord, Jfmes
son.Ehu I'D. D..,as .sss o oss b.ii, snsb
1frry, L.i y p-sereux Umssed wife and dsvises
G..r m3ed, o NJ Crane, Cox Shelley,
ron, George Bartlett e. Je.se Msl,by. II Hnis-
kanp; AbDer Reeves, Hiram Barney; Yeslm.n,
nIehss Bu,S.y. j.m as, ysarpsoa hsnry ios si
Hale Co; Hubert. Van yahsrberv 4 Co: Rene.
diet Hall Co: Hunt Lane; saA.oet Reed Co;
Burns I Rensgep: H-rn-n Bsso-,.. Ares.b.sd
Young GO: hSsmer, Mary stieiy, q LYMAN.
Ambrose DsdIey. Lomsx, n Alexander, W H
Graves, Frederick Shelley, Louis Bafnisconi Albert
Wells, Gardner prufy. William Page assignee OF
the Boston Locomotive works, Morrison A
Br..n, Sank Of The old Drminion, Paal woods ard.
Patterson, Carroll, Lewis W enton Sumner steb.
bins, William stUpson Pierce Brothers Plan
ders. Cook 4 Lenhsrt; Stone, Starr Co; John
Lovhe. " Galland executor of he estate Of Isaac
OAKLAND, deceased; G CARRIER, Vim Thompson, trustee
of N Graham; , Easiman, Comstork L Co; Du-
vail, Rogers 4 CO; A Hixbee. " johnson, exc
Gator Of The estate OF VIA \ G florence, deceased
You are heret. nctifsd that thereis nov or file In
the ONCE OF the Clerk Of he District Court Of Lee
supplement- al petition Of Hannah NJ TsEgeri ereeu-
Tor fthe estate Robert TAgyert ane Erm,
2 IasSert, and Alice g. TsgEer, minors BY Hannah
N. Tsgxsrs their legal guardian, claiming of Coy
Wells conveyance OF one-fnh part OF ali the lands
purchased By Curtis, Sample, Wells, Lyon, and Cor
kerry, to-wit:
The undivided Que half Of The norh fraction Of The
southwest quarter OF Section thirty -four Seventy
rods vide Of the Northwef fractional quarter ~ Sec
ton thity-four; the northeast fractional quarter
Section thirty except about Eve sold the
Des Aoines River Company the north west and
vest fractional quarter Of Section nir,y-three, 10
Toupsbip sixtyfse North, Of Rsngs Eve West. ia Lee
crunty Iowa. SAID petition also prxys for q partition
Of said lands decree nth 80 pisintir and d.
viclnE the balance among she other ovpers; also for
the adjustment q the riga, and equities Of all he de-
fendznss and for general relief.
And that unless you appear and answer said petition
before the second day 81 noon Of the Febrrary
term, 1864 OF rid Court, judgment will be rendered
sgainst YET BY default
RANKIN s. NCCRARY
der3-d4w ATTORNEYS for Pfasn+lF
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NOTICE.

To Bridget Tanning; Ees Planning, CharlesrR. Fam
nihr. George Willis Tanning Is,sors, and Walter
Conner.
There is now Gle the ofce OF the CLERK Of the
district Court OF Lee county, Iowa, at eokuk, the Pc
uhon OF George r. Higgins, Claiming Of the defenda
decree paricniEg certain real estate in lie conn
ys Iowa. to.wii In the addit ion OF William H. Will
ans and Reeves Perry to The city OF Keokuk called
fstes Addition on the, map Of otley h Stripe, Lot
Twelve and the half Of Lot eleven Ia Block
ia the the city OF Keokuk; in Block one hundred
and sixty eight e5 The front sixty 1901 feet OF Let's
ave and six 6l, also forty seet by one hundred OF
Lots I'VE l5 aud sir Isl commencing twenty feet from
tie alley; also twenty feet front Of Lot [7l by
one hundred feet deep also twenty feet q Iot seven
next TO the alley and running feet across Lot
also Lot two III Bock one hundred and nrty 1901;
also the IN 81 the ffunt half Of Lots
eleven and twelve [fikIsf To Block forty tao 1877;
also Lots nine l9l and easiha Of lot eight Isl Block
hundred and nine foal said petition alleges that
Walter o. Conner has mortgage interest Ia party Of
said property and that The other defendants own one
half of % subject 70 said iutefest
uniess you appear and nswer said petition or be-
lore noon oi The second day of the February 1884
of said Court, Commend cling on The 6rst aonfsv 81
feornary, tadsment of Partition will be rendered
by defanIt. RANKIN McCRARY
noE26-n4w Plaintiffs Attorneys
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NOTICE.

To John B knight. Human. " r Cowles Will
am Weed, X Fore. ID W Furd. Sibsl A Kitty.
Kitty, Hepslbzh Pinch. N y Finch Hubby Hub-
bari, oren Hubbard, sylvia stryker. washngton
Siryser:
You are hereby roiiaed that there IL nov on Gle
In the ofce OF the CLERK q The Distract Lee
county, Iowa NJ heokuk. Petition Of Thomas Davis
Claiming q you John o. Knigkt, W F. Cowles h
hinmsn, T. X. FORD, y. ". Ford and William L. W God
the sum OF Three H. ndred and Eight and 1900
Dnltsrs VIII ien per cent interest per snnum, psy-
seie Annually, a. money due OF Yrcmissory nete
secured by mortgaSe male By the sad j. Il. Enight
TO the said b. b. Human and ~ CSwles and since
assigned to the said Thomas Davis, also claim n z
against each Of you the foreclosure ~ ssd mogs
tie ssme being Upon Lct 30 l6 10 Human & Ccwles'
sibdivision Of the s-W q OF see p, Township e5,
kange Wet. Lee county. Ioss. and further ASKING
for The sale ofssid premises and general relief
Ana u7iess You appear and ~er said petition
on or before noon of the second day OF the next
term Of said Court to he began aud holieu on the
arst Monday of February A. D., lss4 default " i'll
be entered against You and judgment rendered there
on ss prayed for In said petition
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
noT2S-lAw Afi0rnevs for laiutfg
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NOTICE.

To WIN cowles. &c stevens, Levi miller. ). p.
Lamonte, and Hiram Barney:
You are hereby notified hal there is on die In
tn eClerk oce ef the Dstrict Court Of Lee County,
lows, 1t keokak, petition. and amended petit
ton Of William II. Williams claim Y . judgment
against you, William n. Cowles an1 @. c. Stevens
for tue sum OF Five Hundred ana Thirteen and
e0-foo Dollars As money due upon your Pronis
defendants praying for the foreclosure Of certain
bond for Deed upon the nnv ied half of Lts three
and four, In Block nineteen, in Williams, Reeves
Perry Addition 70 theciy Of Keoknk, Iowa. Inc ex-
tinguishmept OF all equity and FOR gen
ersl relief, with costs. 1850
row, unless you appear and answer to said petition
or before second ofthe next term OF
said Court to held at keokuk on the nrst Monday
of Fobruafy ~ d. l663 Judgment will b bad iher EN-
- oefeaW II. SCOTT HOW'LL.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-18

ORIGiNAL NOTICE.

To A Crnston. Chaplin Lee, Hosmer. Fieklen x
Lueas, N Tuner, sssigBse Of Patrick q Cron>s :;
Randall. Simon Dietrich, Wood va ard b. Co.
fo1 are hereby notIned e & there is file in
The oLdee Of the Clerk Of the Dsirtt Court Of I've
Comfy Iowa. % EeokBks the petition II samuel p.
Miller AeneF EeeFes ard e. III PERI. oxecutors 81
thu riu Of L. X. Reeves deceased, ginning ofyeu the
said r. Crmstoa the sum VI Five Hnudred Dollars
as money due on three promjs-cry notes. and also
eia s-znst all ofyou the foreclosure Of mort
gage upon L0ttwe rel Block I'VE .5I the addition
n VIM X. Niizrs and Reeves and Perry 90 the city
Ok K-okuk. Lee County, Iowa less the Hsst half Of
sAid lot which hiss been released
Unless yor a. pear thereto and defend before noon
% the second day OF The Febtaary term 1854 Of std
District Cor, Judgment and decree will BE- rendered
sgAinsi yoE thereon, BY defsult
R3NKfS * McCRARY
uoySs-d&W Attorney for Plaintiff.