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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
3 ~ TEL Z OR AP n.
GLOEIOUS NEWS FROM yIvKSBURGl
SHERMAN nEINFORcl1D BY $1,000
o Gums and 700 Prisoners
Captured.
REBEL LOSS At PRAIRIE GROVE
! 600
The Monitor Foundered !!

Cairo. January 4
The Memphis Bulletin, just received
contains further information from Vicks
burg.
The steamer Rsttler had arrived direct
from Vicksburg, which place she left or
Wednesday evening,
The fighting had been going FIVE days
having commenced on Wednesday. Ur
to Monday morning, Gen'l Sherman had
captured three lines of the enemy's works
Firing on the sixth and last line Of de
fences, on the Jackson & Vicksburg r
R., had ceased, aud indications we're il
had surrendered This line Of fortified.
tions is just two miles from Nicksburg,
and then there was nothing between Gen
Sherman and the city. but trcstle work on
the railroads.
Officers of the Rather think there is nc
doubt but Vicksburg is ours.
Gen. Sherman sent brigade to cut of
telegraph communication with the city by
Shreveport Their work was successful.
ly accomplished on Sunday night.
Gen. Sherman was reinforced by 5000
men from Gen. Grants command.
Our whole force at Vicksburg is abou,
100000
We have captured 10 guns and Toe
prisoners.
Nothing has been heard from the force.
below. The gunboats Black Hawk, Ben
ton. Brown, Dekalb, and Louisville. with
FIVE lighter boats, had attacked the bat
tcries at Yazoo City, but with what re-
suit is not yet known.
1t is reported currently that Captain
Given is dead.
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New York Jan q


a E0hdo1 letter to the World states,
iflhe writer isanot misiniormot, NE 0ox.
nr6ncnt Of Bhgland and kussia bavesfs-
cAhed thslr lctlon upon the proposition
of offsfing iutrrvention IN American af-
fairs.
A special dispatch from Falmouth, Va,
3D., gives an account OF recent recon
noissaDce in force to Marysville, on this
side Of the Rappahannock. 48 miles were
made in hours, several rebel pickets
captured, and the force returned in good
condition. One Of the regiments crossed
the Rappahannock, penetrated 7 miles
into the interior, but found no rebel cav.
airy or infantry in force
Up to IL N. moi word OF news from
our army i'll Tennessee had reached the
agents Of the Associated Press.
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The WOMEN OF A NATIoH.-We dc
not hesitate to say that the women give
to every nation moral temperament
which shows itself in its.politics A hun.
dred times we have seen weak men show
real public virtue, because they had by
their sides women who supported them,
not by advice as to particulars, but by
fortifying their feelings Of duty, and by
directing their ambition. More frequent
". We must confess, we have observed
the domestic influence gradually trans
forming man, naturally generous, noble
and unselfsh, into cowardly, common.
place, place hunting. self-seeker, thinking
Of public business only as means ol
making himself comfortable-and this
simply by contact with well-conducted
women, faithful wife, an excellent moth.
er, but from whose mind the grand notion
Of public duty was entirely absorbed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
Charleston. Dec 81

The British steam sloop Petrol from
Fort Monroe, this day arrived off the bar
She is visited by Mr.. Berch, the British
Consul, to-day. and will come up to the
city.
The steamer Emma futile, captured by
a Yankee cruiser and put in charge of a
prize crew, has been recovered by the
original officers and crew, who were con-
fined on board, and taken back to Nassau,
with the prize crew as prisoners.
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EF In consequence Of the refusal I

EFT In consequence Of the refusal Of
the Canadian Banks to receive silver IN
less at heavy discount, the financial
manager Of the Great Western Railway al
Suspenion Bridge has issued notice
that, on and after Dec. LIST, silver will not
De accepted by that Company in payment
of freight charges. or for tickets, in .
larger proportion than Eve per cent. of the
total amount payable; and in no case
must that portion exceed the amount Of
five dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
Fayetteville. Ark. Jan. :

Rebel dispatches captured at Van
Buren,, Ark, admit the loss of the rebels.
IN killed and wounded, at the battle OF
Prairie Grove, to be 1000. The entire
,elegraplic correspondence of Gen. Hind
man was taken. Ii contains much yalu-
able information, and will be forwarded
to the War Department.
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EUr Our commanders ut Mempbis.
Nashville, and other points in the border
States, have been constrained to drive
rebel sympathizers into the rebel lines
The time Is coming, if it is not already
upon us, in which similar treatmcn,
should be meted out TO rebel sympsthzers
In the Northern States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06

nR~ Gov. Gamble, who has been a
conservative and a slave owner all his
life, and who has no prejudices eainst
slavery, urges emancipation in his recent
message, on the ground that il would
greatly promote the welfare of the State
In all Its material, social and financial in
terests.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
Ey The st. Louis Republican ins;ste

TIC Ss. IOuIs NepubIlcan insisted
on party contest for Speaker of the
house of Representatives, of Missouri.
recently assembled at Jefferson CITY, and
succeeded in making that test question.
Inc result, how ever, must have dsap-
pointed that peculiarly conservative Jour
nal, for its candidate for Sneaker was
beaten out vi sight
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Especial to Times.1
New York, Jan. S

N6W DIX, jan. D.
There is nothing in recent advices from
our ministers in Europe, indicating .
change in the policy of non-intervention.
President Juarez writes hopefully Of the
ability Of Mexico to defeat the passage Of
the French towards the Capitol.
The iron-clads were sent from Fort
Monroe to Winchester. the object being
to cut of railroad communication with
Charleston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
The Claims of AxrKcuiturc.

Elsewhere we print from cotempor
airy an article touching the new Depart
ment of Agriculture, established under
an act passed at the last session of the
present Congress.
Such Department has long been pro.
Jected. President Taylor urged it, and
It was thus recommended BY our present
Chief Magistrate in his first message:
Agriculture, confessedly the largest
interest Of the nation, has not depart
mtnt nor bureau, but clerkship only,
assigned 10 it in the Government. While
It is fortunate that this great interest is
SO independent in its nature as to not
have demanded and extorted more from
the Government, ! respectfully ask Con.
gress to consider whether something
nTur" cannot be given Voluntarily with
geuefal advantage
"Annuai reports exhibiting the coudi-
ton of our agriculture, commerce, and
manufactures would present fund of in
formation OF great practical value to the
country. While / make no suggestion as
to details, venture the opinion that an
agricultural and statistical bureau might
probably be organized"
1t cannot be denied that while law
makers have spoken very pleasant aud
truthful words about farming and its in
terests, they have done very little for
those interests.
Hitherto, agriculture has received the
recognition and support of our Govern
ment only through division or bureau
OF the Patent Office, which has been ,ole-
rated rather than fostered. The appro-
priatlons have been of very limited char
ac,er, and wholly insufficient to proper
regard for the claims of the interest," in
which the greater portion of the capital of
the country is invested.
The establishment of distinct DEPART.
ment of agriculture is step in the right
direction. 1t has been hailed with salts
faction by all who, for profit or pleasure.
cultivate the soil. Itisan evidence that
at last, the Government is aroused to The
Importance of the art which has, from the
beginning, been the main reliance of the
people. Great advantages may result
from such q department. If it shall en-
courage thorough cultivation. an accurate
knowledge of soils, judicious selection
OF seeds, study Of the science of agricul-
tnre IN ITS thousand phases, and lead to
the production of two ears of corn where
one IS now grown, it will abundantly re-
pay all the support the Government NAV
give TO 1T Washington Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06

EXTRAORDINARY CATION There is a
railroad out west which is bound to be on
the safe side. 1t has double track. and
as train once run off the track into an.
Other train approaching on the opposite
track, the President issued the following
order which ensured safety as long IA +
was strictly enforced: thereafter when
trains moving IN an opposite direction are
approaching each other, on separate tracks,
conductors and engineers will be required
to bring their respective trains TO dead
halt before the point of meeting, and be
very careful not to proceed till each train
has passed the other"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
WARD ON THE WAR.-Artemus Ward

WARD ON THE WAR.-Artemus Ward
the Snowman, is delivering lecture a,
the West on innumerable topics. We
take the following hits from a condensed
report !:
"The army was too big subject. He
could not handle it, and he should ike to
see the man who could. There was one
great General among our offieers-Stone-
wall Jackson-but he was among them
altogether too often.
Some of our patriots were for letting
their maynard sisters depart in peace.
He Was for letting them depart in pieces.
Abiding to the quality of ambition
and drawing the dividing lines between
true and false ambition, he said that Alex
ander wept because there were no more
worlds to conquer. 1t is sad thing to
see man weep. But if some one of our
Generals would conquer the South, he
might sit down and have a good long cry,
and he thought We could all stand the
hearsrending spectacle"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06

PERsosAL.-Gen. George +. Shepley,
of Maine, Military Governor of Louisiana,
is an advocate Of the emancipation policy
of the President, and Of supplying armies
OF backs, if necessary, TO put down the
rebellion and capture Richmond Mr..
Shepley has been leading Democrat,
and was rendered last year the Democrat
lie nomination for Governor Of Maine.
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Chicago, Jan. d

Chicago, Jan. 4.
The lines east of Toledo are out of
order. They are also down betwee here
and Cincinnati, and between St. Louis
and Cincinnati. We are therefore unable
to get any news from the east tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06

T Winter wheat in many parts OF
the West is represented as having been
considerably injured BY an insect, in con-
sequence OF the open season.
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Fortress Monroe Ian 1

A dispatch from Rear. Admiral Lee,
states that the Monitor foundercd at sea,
and was lost with all on board officers
and SO men--of Cape Hatteras, l-.sl
Tuesday.
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SHopLIFrrHG IN CANADIAN SOCIETY,"
The Toronto papers are astounded at a
recent discovery made in that city of the
fact that Mrs. George Shaw, moving in
the very first Canadian society, has been
detected IN shophitlng to a very great ex
tent. This causes quite shiver among
her acquain'ances. Her house was fouu |
to coLtain a large quantity Of purloiued
goods, readily recognized by the shop
keepers. 1t was Ter practice to dispose
of these articles among her fashionable
friends at low prices, stating that she was
selling them to help poor woman, who
wished to get rid of her stock in trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
January 5th, 1863.

Referring 10 tho above announcement the bsr be-,
bsgs leave 10 say that he will still carry on the Boot
and Job Printing business In ali its branches al The old
stand, Main street, bet wecn Sd and 4th over n
Love Cds Banking House, where he hopes By siyiIs
personal and prompt tentiou 10 the work entrusted
10 hun. 10 eet the patronage literally bestowed
upon the arm. WIN. kEEH
Jan6-d Successor 10 Rees & Deiaplsin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
Proverbs of the Billings Family.
PRESERVED BY JOSHUA BILLINGS, go

PRESERVED BY JOSHUA BILLINGS, ESQ
Don't swap with yer relashuns unles.
yu ken afford to give them the big eenc
OF the traid.
Marry yung, and if circumstances favol
it. often.
Don't take yer tobacker box out in
kompany.
If you kant git gud cioaths and eddi
cation too, git the cloaths.
Say how are ye to everybody.
Kultivate modesty, but mind and keen
a gud stock of impidence on hand.
II you argy never git beat
Be charitable, three cent Iieces wa,
made on purpose.
Don't take anybodys advice but your
own.
1t kosts more to borry than it does to
buy.
Eff a man hatters yu, yu ken kalkerate
that he is roge or yure fool.
kepe both ize open but don't Gee morn
half WI notis.
When W. pra, pra rite at the sentre
of the mark.
Don't NORTH the flesh tn much, twant
the sores on Lasaras that sent him to
heavin.
If you ich for fame, 60 inter a grave
yard and skrach yourself against tune
stone.
Beggars don't have 10 advertise for run.
ava dogs.
Ills long lane that never turns" and
"a gud mill that always does.
Iung man, be more anxious about the
pedigre yur going to leave, than ye are
about the wun somebody is going to leave
yu.
Sin is like weeds, selfsono, and sure to
KUN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nISSOLUTION.

The co partnership heretofore existing between
RrEs pELApLAts IN the Job Printing business In The
City Of keokuk, Iowa, Is this day dissolved by ua
eoncent; J w. Deiap ain retiring from the arm All
bulls and sccounss TO be settled BY VIM. Rees.
VIM. REEFS,
W. DELAPLAIN.
Ia 9Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-06

&TAR AND MOULD CANDLES.
-
10 Boxes. For sale by
noslT-d KELLOGG RfRGE
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nsdsc IL CanatAasa.

The thimble riggers Of the Democratic
Central Committee, have again come the
dodge on their constituents. Al last year
and the ysar before, they hsvs lodged
their State Convention this year from the
Goth of May to the 9Th of July. This
the Committee have done, as Is supposed,
for txp grave and potent reaaens.
One is, that the party may. 1seAwbsr-
like, lie on its back and wait for some
thing to turn up, which wasn't likely to
turn up by the goth Of May inst; and the
other reason is, they don't want farmers
and other honest men in their Gonven-
ton. The 9Th of July honest farmers
would be quite as likely to BE- in their
wheat fields As 10 MAhony Dean Thay-
er-Byington Convention. Hence the
dodge By those ,hint larriggefs, the Dem
ocratic Central Committee. 'sNow you
see it--now you don't. 81 Iowa Republi'
can. *F*
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mays,d
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO Vim N Price aud David J. uanselten;
You are hereby notified that Is nOw on Gle ID
tho orcA VI the Glsrk II eAs DaEkict Court ~ Lee
coupty lows At Ksokuk, Petition Of q. H. Perry in
Abser ksevss executor u III ~ eeL ns~vss. -
csAsed, claiming against ron Wn. y. Prizes jadx
msus IL Of said c. WsR9r ~ ThFee MuAdsS0
Dollars on seeount ot I'D Ds0nkssory potss ~
Judgment in FAVOR 81 said Kxscutossfor fhrss Hsn
dred Doiiarp IL bsomissesg 1901
said petilion also oass AgAipst both VI you - lA4N
closure " Morssaxs exscnted W said VIM. ~, Ettoo
| on certain Real Estate In Lee County, lows m
said notes.
And nniess you appear and answer rid pAsittcn on
or before Of Inc sseUud DAY Of ~ tsT Of
| sAid Cesrt. tocemnsaee - ksseN6 - Mee1st Non.
assnst You Asd Judgment rsuossG S1sssos - psass<
~ = - RAxKfw 4 McCRARY,
/ uayiI-d4w AMssAeSs fcs PisAnts8s.s
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ap24-d4~
TINTED ATEs MARsHAL's
y n liz
ID STATES OF AMKRICA,

UNITeD STATES OF AMERICA,(
HsTIeT Iowa.
By Virtue Of an Execuion to directed, issued by
the Clerk OF the Distrci Court VI the United sates,
for the Southern Division Of the DissriSt Of
Iowa, and against Edward kiiboaTne aid
Coleman and Foot principal and Robest b. Foot,
A L. Deming, and b. X. Love securities, In favor
OF States Savings Dstitution have levied upoA, and
will sell the highest bidder, ~ th6 deor of the
Clerk Of District Court OF The unitsd ssteA
Ter the Dlstriet Iowa, ~ keoknk in said pssret
on the 31lh Gay OF May ~ 1853 between the hours
Of O'Clock u. aud o'clock r. OF said day. Ia
follow ing property, to-rn:
Lot Nc. six {6i Block No. nine ny.
Lot No. ave t5} Bloek No. ave ~.
40 teel OF the West side Qf Loi 80. 8, Block ~
Lot No. seven III In Block No. n.
nve kb) :. twenty-six f1e).
res in width 81 4o) deep, on he Esat slas u Lo
| Ne fsur a. Block No s26ls
Lot Ne. i've, Block No. t9l. all OF Block No. II0i
also Block No (22) in kea's addition 70 Che cty OF
Keokuk All sLG shave Lots are il ths etey ~ Kto-
kuk Lee county, Iowa also the 2ao scres 90 Of the
North side OF section ta3J Township tS6 range 90
Nest. ny ~
The West half ID Of South west quarter (1 Section
G3l Township tss1 ksnge to) West, In Lse County.
Iowa. 4.
Taken and levied upon ~ the property or kfws I'd
kilbourDe, 10 satisfy said Writ VI Execution.
keokuk, April 22d, 1863.
n. n. HoxiE, u. 8. Marshal.
ap23-d4w ny hARRy FULTON, DEPUTY.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To " Y Turner, James w JohnHou. p Lowe. rysder
lex Zagg, Goo Anderson Co. VIM Ileshpsens
Trustees Of r III Graham, Coz = 6heny, Grs~
ham, Keokuk, Pu1t D~s Aotnes Alnneobl Rats
road Company. 4. !
Yon and each Off ron, hersb notified tAst there
ID now ON die in the efce VI tbs Clark et the NstEet
Court Of Lee County lows, st keokuk, lows, peti
ton Of Henry b. Taylor. claiming Of YOU, HE said
W. r. Turner, Seven Thousand Four hundred lel-
lars aud per interest payable annually upon
your notes abio the Of
James Elder aud 70 plaintiff also caaim,nG
Against all Of you the f0fcciosure Of two Mort ages
mnas by said Turner " said James Eidsr npbu Lots
line aud ten ia Block eight s8 In tbs City VI
keohuk, Lee County, iowa, given 70 secure said
And unless you appear and answer thereto on o.
before noon Of the seconA d~y 81 tAe asxttstm 81
me said District Court ut keokuk, to b. AS6rA and
holden on the ist Monday In September, n. w, 1859
. aslauit viii be entered against yoassana jadg
49, : Z u NOBLE 4 eTKOM0.
mays, d4w AttoIneys for RiAsulR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-20

TRoops FOR CANADA.-The Quebec
Chronicle says that fifteen regiments have
been ordered out from England 10 conss-
quence OF Minister Adams having mott
fed the English Government that, in case
the iron-clads now building in English
shipyards for the Chinese werssalioWsd To
depart, he would consider it equal TO .
declaration Of war. IL should be borne
in mind that the Emperor of China il
said 10 have ordered : numb Or Of ,mprov'
ed vessels Of war from British builders d
late, but it is generally believed that thu
EmpaSor Is Jed. Davis, sncoy. Other CO
madam journals report that arms, ammn
milton and military stores are on the va,
to Quebec and Montreal on board nin'
vessels.
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NOTICE.

s-s.-t
10 Robert Simpson EiirabethJ Simpson, Geo CLARK,
ean stcpheu q bnrbridses Conyerse, HARDING = 70,
John Edgar, george Andsrson, AbD9tL J.nn
Ntuv Rrtisia Miller, Michsct Bashey, virgil u
Seliiyan CAaharine Welehman, kdwatd eachmsns
Ahner Reeves, Nancy Green, Louis harnissona..
snaauets bush, Janice LsmJn Ben Johnston,
Hlrayes, Ben johsst atom, for the nAe Of william I'd
wade Marx Hamilton, Wilton Edwaros
You and each Of You, are HEREBY noNned shattnsse
Is now on die the Once al the Clerk NJ the ust ct
Conf OF Lee County Inwa, at Keokuk, petition u
Hiram Bsrnsy clAlu,nE 81 you. Robert simpson .:
sam Of Twenty-eight Hundred and Seventy .slehs
ss-ioO Dollars with per cent Inter - per annun
from MAJ /, ises payable anaasiiy = ueesy - g
! Norcafe njshc BY ron TO Charles Aaeons esa sne4
sssisnsd b sAid Hirsn kasner dsasA August 1lst
S51 slso claiming AgAinst each OF yuu teA fOfscto
- Il 81 said same hsinH upon Lois seyss
III ssht II end htas ~ ~ 1losk sakls.sse l0jM
elaHss mosss; snd further askiDF for sale q ~
premises and gassrAl sslicf and DeAyan9 !es - ~
pOnt ut 81 receiver 80 take charge u sAd premises
Ana nalass you appear and ans vsr sssa pAtksSeu
or before noon Of ~ sScond dAy IT thA rext tern
sstd Court 30 comesnce q Keokuk on the ~ henda
- f;sptsnksr, q. ~. lAea. dsiann WI - sntess
agaias, y0u and ladgnsas rsnsIs4 tAasssn - Rssy'
"'A '- nonLn 4 sFRese,
nayti-4lW Asiasasys tss saaaataa'
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NOTICE.

TO Richard Mason, Hiram Miller, WIN Jacfson,
Cotsrsl 4 Bro, "A hinsA CO, Christopher OrALaA,
John Fleming Boiler, HepFy strong
You and each Of you hereby notified that thcre
II now on die The Office Of the Clerk 81 HIS passsct
Court In and for Lee County, Iowa al kcokuks Peti-
ton OF Hiram BArnry claiming a you Richard Mason
the sum u Twenty MAE Hundred and seyenty -tw 9
25-iQ0 Dollars with ~ per cent interest per Asnn
pay abie snnnaiy, ~ money due on two MorKAgsf
made by you 70 Charles Mason and SINCE Aasixned 10
said Hiram Barney dated September 70 1856 also
ing against each OF YOU tho forecsosare % .s'o
Aortx ages lie same being upon Lots QUE ana swo
ii az Ia block ten ItUI In Masonic Upper Addition .
Inc Giiy OF keosak Lee Gounty lows, Tor the pur.
chase money aad further asking fbr safe o. sais
premises and general reef aud also pras Ing for ths
appoinl IN ut OF receiSer IN.
And uniess you appear and ansvcr said pstiton o.
ss,d court 10 commence 1t ksokuk on ths Isl Moada
of september, a. d.. 1854, dsaaii viii be entere
agnnsi you and judgment rendered thereon ~ praye
W. NOBLE 4 STRONG.
! mayt1-a4w Attorney for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

TO James l. Estes, Amanda Estes Peter Fowler,
Arthur W aeott, Clara b Wsieotf, Pervin Wells,
Edward Cole, George Bagtleti Co, Queen Guy
varnish Company, Geo III tressmsH, Eilhu Turner,
N New some, Geo GIN, Price, Ferris r Co, Geo
G Richardson, William Leighton, Trustee Of Arthur
Wsicott Henry Nellie and samuel Vance, Charles
Parsons l. Go, q h W wories, Emerson, Coehrane
kCo ST Miller, A Reeves, q II Perry, Executors
OF X Reeves, deceased
You are hereby Notified that there 10 on file In
the onice ofthe Clerk ofthe District Lee coun-
W lows, Keoknk, in suit pending therein whefein
Peter v. Fowler Ia Surviving Trustee OF ElIzaheth
Fowler is PinihtiF nd YOU except the said Fowler,
are defendants autl cross bill OF Wtiiisu
Leighton ICE under Deed of Trust executed By
the said Arthur " aeott and Clark B. Wsieott W AID
Leighton trustee upon The North westerly side one
hall OF Lot four Block cnty nine, In tho Guy Of
keoknk, Lee county. Iowa. aHdothsr Resi- kstase to
secure certain bonds execnted bythe sad Arthur Wal
coa claiming you the said Arthur Waicot, Twen
eight Thousand Dollars Mones due on said DO nd
and secured by the said Deed a rnst, and claiming
AGAINST all YOU the fore iosure OF the said DEED
Trust aud executed to said Leighton Aforesaid ALI
| other relief.
And uniessyou appear and ans~er sale petition o.
or before noon the second day Of tho next term
said Court to com At keokuG on the fst Mon
day oil ID, ie03 Adefash Will be entere
against you and Judgmen renderedthereon as prayo
for In said petition.
fmsyfe-d4w Attorneys for leighton.