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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-01-14
Latest Northern NEWS.

'S-5s Latest Northern News 3: ~
FREDERICKSBURG, January 9.-Reports
from thesother side Of the river state that
the mainsbody Of the enemy.is retiring to.
wards Washington. $3.50. s
The New York Herald, of the 7th, was
received late to-day. seymour's message,
published in the Herald, Of the 9Th, says
the war has taken more than zoo, 600 men
from the workshops and fields and there
must be no attempt to- put down public
opinion. The people demand free discus.
sion, and desire to learn their actual eondi-
tion. He says slavery has been the SUBJ
ject, not the cause ofthe war. We must
look for the cause Of thasuar in the psrva:
ding disregard Of theylaws and Constitution; !;
above all, in the local prejudiees which
have grown up in the two extremes of the
country, whose remote position and inter-
est made them less informed regarding the
condition and character of the whole, peo.s
pie than in the Centrafand Western States.
Our difficulties teach that we must reform
the people and policy Of the Government.
He says the rights Of the States must be-
respected. The consolidated Government
of this vast country would destroy the es-
sential right and liberties Of the people and
the sovereignties Of the States cannot be-
given up. He denounces arbitrary arrests,
suppression Of journals aud the spy system
of the General Government, and denies
that the rebellion can suspend single
right of the citizens Of the loyal States
He epjoins the sheriffs and civil officers to
take care that no person is imprisoned or
carried from the State by force without
process and authority Of law; denouuces
martial law as opposed to the Constitution.
AS to the General Government, the Presi-
dent held his Office, net by the will Of q
majority, but by the Constitution which
placed him iu Office, by the vote of ! ,800,-
600 against 100000. If the oonstitu-
ton cannot keep the laws within its res.
traints, it cannot retain States in the UNI. |
Oh; those who, hold no sanctity in the Con.
stitution must admit no guilt in the rebel
lion. These practices are more dangerous
to our liberties than the rebellion ITSELF
He denounoes the emancipation proclama.
ton as impolitic, unjust and unconstitu-
tional 1t may be constructed as an aban-
donment of the hope'of restoring the Uni.
on; if such, itmust be heldin military SUBJ
lection and the negroes be managed by the
Government. The Government must be
into . military despotism. It ia
bis opinion, that such must be subjugated
ind weakened, the hopes of:the people des-
:royed and confidence maintained abroad.
The message argues that the Union is indis.
soluble, and that factions North and South
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na. Messrs. Jones 4 Quiggin, Of Liver.
pool, will shortly launch steamer Of two
hundred and fifty tons burden, built Of
steel plates only, three-sixteenths Of aninch
in thickness. The Liverpool Journal Of
Commerce states that she is intended forss
sspeouliar trade," and that she viii steam
twenty knots an hour. The peculiar trade
is understood to mean the running Of the
blockade. ''z@@js - ssit - zsgsga
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We HOPE So.-The Raleigh Daily
Progress has . rumor derived from passen-
gers from Goldsboro that Brute Butler has
been placed ID command at Nswbsrn, that
the Yankee force has been reinforced by "a
addition Of $4,000 troops, and that the
whole are preparing to more. -,,5 al 5ss..
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Lee. Beauregard and Mcclellan.

No one who reads the voluminous re.
ports Of Scott's campaign in Mexico can
fail to observe tho frequency with which
special honorable mention is made Of three
young officers Of The engineers. 10 his
first despatch, giving an account ofthe
capture of Vera Cruz, Gen. Scott, after as.
lcribing the success Of his operation mainly
Ito the engineer OTHERS, says: |: off there be
anything IN the form, position and arrange
lment;of the trenches and batteries, or in
the manner:of tbdr execution. il is due to
the ability, devotion and unremitting zeal
of these officers! Prominent among these
specially named areS Captain sR. D. Lee,
First Lieutenant RI g. T.. Bsanisgasd and
Brsvet Second Lieutenant George B.sAc.
Clellan. ,ss5:;s,.!:; !;
Lee seems ID have been the special fa.
yorite Of the veteran General, aud there is
hardly single despatch in which his name
is not honorably mentioned. Perhaps this
may be owing to the fact thatas be was the
highest in rink, the direct execution of the
more important duties was committed to
him: In-the reports Of subordinate officers,
the names Of Beauregard and Mcclellan,
with special Communications Of their zeal
and ability, appear with about equal fire.
quency. We have noted nearly thirty iu-
stances bf honorable mention: Of each Of
their names; and that Of Lee is found
quite as frequently. mentioned, mainly by
Scott himself.
In reading the reports of the battles in
Mexico, and remembering the positions now
occupied by the various officers, some Gu
rious iceincidences are found. Thus Ma
gruder gives especial credit to Sumner, and
Jos.aE Johnston is warm in his commen.
dation Of Reno. Afterthe battle of Chur.
ubrsco, Maj. Loring reports to his immedi-
ate superior, Earl Van Dorm. aThe Rifles
.wae accompanied throughout by the dis.
tipguished young Lieuts. Beauregard, Nc.
Gellan and Smith--the two latter in com.
euand of a portion Of the Engineer Corps;
all, I am happy to say, bore themselves
with the greatest gallantry."
At Churubusco, Mcclellan was under
the immediate command of Lieut.. G.. W.
Smith, subsequently, Street Commissioner
in New York, and now one of the Generals
the highest rank in the Confederate service,
superior to Major.G General, and nearly cor
responding to Marshal in the French army.
Smith is especially warm in his commends.
tious of Mcclellan. He says: 'sLieuten-
ant Mcclellan, frequently detached, and
several times in command of the engineer
is entitled to the highest praise
for his cool and daring gallantry on all o.
casions, in the actions of the 10th and
GOTH" And again: -.
'The Rifles, with Capt. Lee, Of the En-
gineers, were accommodating the same
works, and had gone to our right conside.
rably further from the battery than we;
were." Mcclellan was directed SO ascer-
tain the posture Of affairs, and reported that
Lee was engaged with a superior force.
81 ordered Lieut.. Mcclellan. continues
Smith, "to report the result Of his opera
tions to Gen. TWiggs. He M 80, and on
the recommendation Of >kieuts. Stevens and
in which I concurred; the LIST
regiment of artillery was ordered to support
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YOrkville, $. G., Dec. ls, 1862. 81 y
YORK MARBLE. YARD.

RICHARD HARE, respectfully informs the citizens o
yok and Chester Districts, adthe adjoining counties
North Carolina he Is fully prepared to supply every a
cle in the MARBLE LINE, Of the highest style OF hn
and az reasonable prices. IS rs.s.s5 ~
He keeps constantly hand large supply of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC MARBLE, and specimens OF his we5i
may be always seen the Yard nearly opposite the GEN
QURER. PRINTING OFFICE, and a few doors Nortl
of @Stowe'so Hotel. -, fE lSs.
p All work win be delivered at any point on the Kns'
Mountain Railroad, FREE ofcharge. E-5 - ".
He Is also prepared furnish order IRON RAILING
of any desired pattern, for Fences, Balconies, &C.
January 10 Up q
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Adiutant and Inspector Generals Once.
RIoHMosD, Va, November 9th. 1862
GENERAL ORDERS No. ss.
EXTRACT. $50 u
= TFNDER the provisions Of the Cd

VI UNDER the provisions Of the q
v clause Of paragraph of General Orders NO. y;
commissioned officers and priyaes, who are o.
bearing arms In consequence Of wounds received IN Da'e
but who are otherwise fit for serce are required II mol
oherise assigned to report to the nearest commandant o.
conscrpts In their respective states who w II they are
fitted for such duty assign to the collection ot siae
with fun power 10 call upon the nearest military anhor
for such assistance as may be necessary thereto.
Tn nrsuance Of the above aExtractp from General Or
ders d. all therein concerned will forthwith report IN per
SON at this Camp of instruction No written communiea
ton will be received report All who repor, wnloe
snb;ected 10 eramnatIon by the Examining Board.
BY order johM. 3. @ rhf4sa @oM,S,
JAMES E. BLAcK, Adjutant of Post. v ~ - 49,
cIanuarv i Ifs..1y LI@t =
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A Few Wants.

The Houston cTexas3 !. Telegraph emf
merates some Of the wants Of that city. il
may be considered q remarkable Il coinci-
dence, that many of their wants are felt in
this town, that at leasfmany ofthe de-.
mands for supplying their wants will be a
dopted and repeated here.
We quote in, illustration n
Wanted some honest enterprising men
who will furnish wood ia this city At S5apsE
cord, half the present prices. There is
plenty Of money to be made ID the busi-
ness. Wood used to be furnished here at
s3 so per cord. It costs no more TO cut it
and haul it now than formerly. But mi
serly devil has got possession Of the wood
men and kicked their conseiences out. q j
Wanted -.some honest tanner, who while
he makes leather atacost of less than forty
cents q pound, will notswear on the holy
eyapgelists that be. cannot afford TO sellsit
at less than dollar and hail. s,s5i
Wanted -soms honest shoemaker, who,
while the materials for making d pair Of
boots cost him less than fifteen dollars, is
not charging forty dollars for the boots, de-
claring with the blankest affidavit face chat
he cannot afford to do the work rless.
Wanted ed-seyeral honest small farmers,
who will sell chickens, eggs, potatoes, etc.,
;at honest prices. s:
B Wanted-honest turnips, honest green's,
honest vegetables generally that viii grow
as cheap as they did before the war ass
ted-honest merchants for various
purposes, who will be satisfied with fifty
percent. profits. In this connection We
will offer prize Of a thousand dollars for
the production Of any record Of 9 ghristian
merchant who on his death bed, expressed
a belief that more than SO per cent, profit
was On assurance Of God d'sfaYorl
Wanted--honest house owners, who are
willing to hush up about the.extortion Of
others, while they get fonr times as much
rent for their property as, we're they ten-.
ants, they would deem just and right. It
is but right to say that there are more hon
est house owners about than any other class,
audience exceptions are all the more glar-
ing. i st:;ss-sS. ,ssk 8 ss5 .5...s.j.
z Wanted-honest men TO pay honest debts
without compulsion, and not beg off tsuntil
Cotton is worth SO cents per pound"
In factthe want Of honest men is zbecom.,
ing most painful in society. It IS getting.
to be q serious question to what we are all
coming. Everybody curses the extortion-
er, while nearly everybody only waits the
opportunity to practice extortion himself
Have indeed all the honest men gone into
the army? Where is this thing to end :.
It does seem as though all the people had
sold themselves to Satan for the paltry
privilege Of taking double price for any
thing they hayefo sale. Talk Of shame!
They have no shame, 10 honor, no patriot.
ism nothing but greed, greed, greed
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Message OF GOV. Letoher.

- = -
RIcHMoND, January THE General
Assembly Of Virginia :sud the Convention
convened 70 day, pursuant to adioufamsus
Governor Letcher'a Message srsfers ele.
quentIy to the brilliant. t.success Of our arms
during the past year and the yalorof shs
Confederate soldiers. BE says that anan
who breaches the doctrine Of Reconstruction
is traitor, deserving q traitor,ssd sdoom.sa
He inyokey every yirgiuian % swear that
the Old Dominion shah remain enc and in
divisible. Though the Federais, which have
invaded Virginia, have been demoralized,
we must double our energies and avoid
dissention and oontenlion. The yandsi.
ism Of the Yankee arms is ppropriasely do.
scribed. Our cities land counties, hssays,
have been cursed By 8 Heaven defying aud
hell deserving rabbis. The Governor de-
nounces sxtortioners, and urges the Legiss
lature to check this prsyailing crims.sysa
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

.GOUTH CAROLINA-YORKDIS-
sD cTRIcT,-whereas, GtSHsE STEELE has sppled
TO me for Letters of Admin all and sngula the
goods and chattes rights and credits of DR.. w LGO0D,
late Of the Dis,rct aforesaid, deceased. ~
These are therefsto cite and amonish all ar sngua
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased and
pear before me at our next Ordinay's Court r the said
District holden at York Court House on the 23d day
of January Instant, to shew cause any, why the said
Administration should not be granted. "a, ~
Given under my hand and Seal this LIST day Of january
In e Year of our Lord thousand eight hundrea and
three, and in the eighty yeac Of the nde~
pendence Of South Carolina =
=
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ma. Ten thousand shells were sent to
Burnside BY Gen: Maigs, Of the ordnance
department, when the former was about to
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OFFICE A. q. M.. 3ss
!. CHARLESTON, s. C.. October LIST, 1862.

Mr.. j. G. MILLER is appointed
I'VE Agent of this Department, fors the purchase or
FODDER and CORN the Districts of and Chester
Planters desiring sell viii communicate with him,
through the POST OFFICE, at YorkyilIe, s. Cnrula-
Particular attention must be paid TO the PACKING; No
WATER must be used, as great loss the Government wal
experienced last year, by Fodder being improperly packed
all such will be rejected ~ ..ts.5-sf :. ~.
MOTIFS A. PRINGLE, Capt. and "A. O.. N. -
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.COITTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ TRICT.-Whereas JOSEPH G. -SNiARR, has ap:
piled to me for Letters of Administrations, all and sin,
gar the goods and chattes rights and credits of Whi
LANIER late of the District aforesaid, deceased. FS
These are therefore cite and amoDish NIL and singular
the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased to be and
appear before me at our next Ordnarys Court for the said
District TO be holden at York Court House the 2ad
Of January ins shew cause, any, why the said Ad
mirstration should not be grunted .tL:ga >. !
Given under INV hand and Seal this goth day of DECEMBER
the year Of our ord one thousand eight hundred and
sisytwo and in the eiahty Of ihe mdepen-
as4ss ~ & s'N'' yoHN BRowN o. !.
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YORHYILLE MALE ACAnEMY.

HM THE; Exercises : of the YoRKYlLLE,
q Alt MALE ACADEMY win he resumed on.
MONDAY, tire 18th Of January $3.50
%6E Terms per Session Of fire montbs as follovf:
yYs% Reading, Writing and Spelling, 7s5o
60 Arithmetic, English Grammar and Gc--
Ography,s lZ 5t
Latin Greek, French md Mathematics 20 or
Contingent expenses per session, 0a
Students charged from the time of entrance and no de-
ductonlnade for anything but proracted sckncss except
by special contract. L. LATHAM, Prnspal. Z.
- December "a - 50 ~. E-N'W
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Two Dollars d year, i'm Aance.
ADNERTISEMENl
HEADQUARTEs,
~. ApsuTA AST AND xpISsPEcroR- -GEsrRALafIsR,
Richmond, November s6
GENERAL ORDERS NO. SO. s
MANDANTS of Gonscss vii

s u 7
GENERAL ORDERS NO. SO.
COMMANDANTS of Gonscts will:
" order 70 be phllshf m as sass eas,
state OF fe to- ensure lis part
Of the country. - z 49, ,. -:
An commissioned oicers and enlisted, VINO eas
now absent from their commands from an!
than actnnI disability, duty under orders ths
tary of War, from their department cofneis, "n
retuni 70 t1elr command without delay.
IL Commissioned officers hiling TO conf in ,ue Psv Ps
visions Of he fgegoing paragraph with ,h
1erlet lapo case 10 exceed tweDys assu vi. u S
publication shall be dropped sne rS..s o. %
the army In Disgrace, and their names wi y, ~ ~
the Colnniandans Of conscripts for e'eh. ~ 'ne'i
ranks. -. ~ 80 ?. q
IH All enllssed men who slallf ,emPly win tne
PROVISIONS Of Paragraph I, Of this order nc
b'elength of time shall be considered ed to the COM
treated accordingly their names 10 be publication, or
saaldant of Conscrbts In their stas: efficacious.
such other actian amay be deemed oreration Of all
Nv. In order to Ensure the efctate AFFECT. Denart
concerned to carry this order Into uire from the com
Inent Commanders hre directed h,nand In their be
~ Of all commission
ed officers and enisted men mn ench cnse the cause
mands These reports must sI,,aIion oy con,nany co
aeseice, ana any regiment tish such report or who
shall knowingly guilty sbersof he s,mmari
thorized absenceashal, ol ~
" "a dismissed. mns the Cd clause of paragraph I,
Of % Sis bmmissioned officers and pri
vafes wao bnt who are Otherwise fit for
o, 9t otherwise assigned, to report
,he neares Conscrlps In thsr respective
states who win esers and the enforcement Of the
with fun powerto call upon the
nearest niiaIp eriy for such assistance as may be
arermasters Department, charged
,rano,san, Toop,nre hereby directed not to pay any
Ter, noi-commssioned officer or private
ao Nc, hist satisfactory evidence that he Is not
aSe ~ The tIes described In the foregoing order Any
d;sh,,rsna III who Shall make payment In violation Of
This order abson his bond for the amount of such
payment 1sE 7ss5g5> - sg-sss;S =
"a BY ordf ~ - .esss.r. : - ,,oonpp e =.
.Adjutant and inspectors General,
'meim aa JOHN s. PREToN, Col P. A. O. s., l.'Is
s$T Commandant Of Conscnpts.
-Icr, 10 so - 49,. 4frss.t
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-. .t..
how THE ALABAMA GOT GOT GUT OF foRT
DE FRANCE, ID MARTINIou uE.--Ine following
is . translation Ct az artlcls in she Dtayse
ds Vantage ds eaoa, of sDecsmbsr ~:
The french mail steamer Ismplco,
from Fort Dc France, Mastinlque, saiisd
Just three days after z, the ., Aiapama--sn !.
famous champion O. the Sous1-aad ieis
the harDor. numDugg'ng me gan Sac,nso,
which ls cruising aiter ner, Ine inelaenss
OF this deception are curious enough; and
we have them from one o. the passsngers
tor this port, IN whom we place ImpllcH rs-
lance. The French authorities mad g keeP
the exeeve zeal sof the Yankee aailors
within bounds, as they thought themselves M sa 'ss
sure OF this prize. which has gwen them mo g
mucn % e, srouole ana annoyance:
Inc commanders ol Dom ssehuaefs Eens
On snore as Msrsinlque ana ln one q snsir
frequent meetings tne Japan 9. taes az
Dama nm sa!a 20 sne commanuer y sne s,al
dacinto ~ IS
g have no more than se one hundred END
sixty men ana Twelve guns. g naEs 8. lye y
nunoleo % @ 1ls lolmeE sne .nllsy y sns
,as'er = you prIn.ss e. = uss y9us a1
! Hli ATTACK you " !. boarding ana sake ann
destroy Jour vessel !: - = I,
Inc captain OF lne can y Jaclnso, saas Gid not
wish % accept TINS cnalienge onserslngs
that any way he Bad TIE Alabama .tl secoiss ne,
fhe captain OF the AlaDana, Without tasisg
any notice q TINS brayado, appeared g g 3
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Q.

must be put down. So closely, he says
are the upper and lowor valleys Of the. Mis-
sissippi bound together, that when cotton
was burned in Louisiana, cornsvas used ss
fuel in illinois; the ruino Of The Southern
consumer bankrupta the Northern producer.
Neither 10 che Northern Of Southern Union
can conflict Of interest in agriculture, soui-
merce and manufactures be adjusted. B
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INTANTED.-AF AIR PRICE
Wv viii be paid for SUGAR CANE SEED.
B. P. BOYD.
January z If
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TOR SALE.-TWO VERY FINE
Il full bred Cobbett and Essex BOAR PIGS, lOmenth
old. For further particulars apply at the
-. ~ENQUIRERs OFFICE.
December q, So - If
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EREE SCHOOLS.-THE TEACH
Il ERS Of Free Schools, will please present their
counts to James Mason, or before the st day of Febu
AIRY next -r-- ..-.
R. s. MOORE, Treasurer
January St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-05
NOTICE.

To Wright, Eaton, Rsos. Co. Sarah Bruce, Du-
vail, Keigiier X Co.. Emma Williams Exrcu,tix
OF the estate OF Geo W Hiatus deceased, Abbott
Johns a. Co., Hugh Cook, State az iowa for the use
ofsehool Fund, Merrick, Gummins, Seaman d
Co., Alexander, Wrny d. Co., Lind, Bros Ar Co ,
Hannah Zindie and VIM Lohmer, Executors of the
estate OF Louis Zinae, deceased, Geo G Anderson
Brown, C9ddin Co., John Carson, Ben Johnson
Hawkins Taylor, M g Magoun, Z G Pyle IIosme
Curtis, Curtis, Geo NJ barber, John McDougalI
JK Allen, Jesse Rnddick, and Creel 4 Shepherd
You, each CT yoa hereby notified that the re-
Is Ale In the office Of the Cier the District
court Of Lee Comfy, Iowa. ut keukuk, petition Of
John W Rankin and Samuel Miller as Trustees for
Geo c Anderson 81 Co.. Jam es Shelley, and Cox L.
Shelley claiming against all OF you the
cestnn Deed OF Tvnst, executed by defendant James
Bruce To plaintiff TO secure the payment OF certain
proInis sory notes, executed by Greet and CreeI
able 70 Geo. g. Anderson Co.. and on which there Ia
now ALLEGED TO be due the sum Of Twelve Hundred
Dollars $1,000, said Deed OF Trust also given To
secure -Four Hundred Dollars, and interest, 10 Cox
Shelley and there IL now alleged to be due said Cox
shelley thereop lie sum oI siA hunured Dollars.
And unless ouappcar and answer said petition on
or be fore noon OF the second day of the next
said Court, 10 commence at Keokuk the fret Mon
day of February A. D., 1863, decree will be rendered
be feeosod and the following real estate conveyed
thereby will be sold for the of the debts
aaid, 70 vii: The undivided half OF lhe Southwest
quarter or Section Twenty three f2Jl Township Sixty
six tSSl Range Five t5l West in she County OF Lee
and state of Iowa, and all the Interest OF each and Ali
d you therein will be cut Oh ARA forever barred and
foreciosed.
RANKIN & MrcRARY,
decte-d4w torneys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-05

To John Stannus, Haynes. " Rankin, assignee O,
Patrick Walsh Nancy Franklin, cGeeuirix 81 the
estate OF Noah Franklin, deceased, G Iilbe" Nm
Steele assignee OF VIM d X l. EusIdiek. Ssran stan
nus, assignee OF John GolIoway, James 81 Biiiites
James Lee. John Durkee, II Dufkee IUnl
Boyd, Got,iieb iIunsaker, r Reynolds, Christ,au
CARRIER, Daniel Wellhan
You are hereby notified that there is on file In
the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Lee CouD
y, Iowa, at keokuk, petition of Geo. G. Anderson,
claiming Of The AMID John Staunus and s. HAYNES
Seven Hundred Dollars rs money due Oh three promis
sary notes and claiming OF Nil OF you the foreclosure
d mortgage gwen TO secure said notes. and conveying
part OF Lot II, Block % In the city OF keosuk Lee
County, Iowa In which you have claim 10 have SON
interest
A md unless you appear thereto and defend befo re
noon OF the secondary Of the next term of said Court
TO commence the nrst Monday of February. ls63
Judgment and decree VIII be rendered thereon by de-
fault BANKlN a McCRARY
dec2-diW Attorneys for Plaintiff