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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

NaxYak. March. 1.

The steanee Brsmen, from 6oathAmp-
ton 18th, arrived It o'clock. The Can
ada arrived out on the 18th, the City Of
New York and City Of Limerick arrived
out on he 10th.
The ssisure Of the Tuscaloosa At Caps
of Good Hope is confirmed.
DHHMARK.-The Revolutionists had
expelled the Danish officials from Ton
+nington.
A Copenhagen journal says the German
account Of the Overssebillskan engage
msnt Is untrue. The Danes had only
1900. No fighting took place at Flens-
burg.
The privy counsel had resolved to de-
vote the whole strength of the nation 70
recover Schleswig.
Prussia won't consent to leave Alsen
to the Danes. The Allies attacked the
Danish entertainments at Duppel. Nor
tars were placed TO shell the Danes.
The Prussians occupy Fredericksfort
At KEEL.
In the Federal diet the Aldenburg
Representative protested againstthe march
of Prussians through Sabback.
Auguslenberg had been proclaimed at
Appenvade.
A Prussian battery Of heavy artillery
had gone to Glucksberg, destined for
Holmes, from where Flensturg harbor
and Duprel Entertainments can be bonn
barded.
High gales were prevalent on the Eng
slish coast.
In the House of Lords, Earl Russell
proved BY comparison Of dates that the
government decision As to OBTAINING the
Befkenhead iron rams was not influenced
by any representations of Mr.. Adams.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Peacock
gave notice of q motion az to . demand
for compensation made by us for injuries
done by Confederate cruisers.
Earl Russell said in the House Of Lords,
as to the claims for damages done by the
Alabama, the government considers itself
in no way responsible for them; no hope
is held out for changing the policy res
pecting this.
FRANcE.-Ihs horde denies that
French army Of observation is to be
placed on the frontisr.
The Patrie asserts Austria was willing
to accept the armistice on condition the
Danes evacuate Duppel and Alsen. Prus-
sia refused.
1t is officially announced the conference
ministers of the minor States win meet
on the 18th al Fensburg.
Bavaria, Saxonia, Hanover, Badensox,
Werner and Hessis have consented to
attend
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The Alabama.

Boston, March, l.
The following is an extract from re-
cent letter written by an American ship
master, dated Singapore, Jan. Sd:
The Alabama came here last week,
coaled and steamed into Mallaccs straits.
think she will 90 around Sumatra into
Lunda Straits again, up the China sea
and over to the California coast, if not
captured. She has Ill men, all discon-
tented There are many deserters here
notwithstanding the watch Of the officers
with loaded revolvers. There are about
SIX Southern men on board The car
penter is Massachusetts, man. She has
completely stopped American commerce
IN the East. Our vessels are lying up
In all the ports. Some are being sold
cheap,
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Fort Monroe, Feb. 20.
The Richmond Sentinel of Feb. 2eth.
has the following:
Starksville, Miss, Feb. 22-Thsrs
was heavy fighting al day yesterday At
Pontiac.
We killed forty and captured over one
hundred of the enemy. Our loss NOT
known. Col. Forrest was killed and Col.
barksdale and MeOulloeh badly wound.
ed. The battle closed BY charge from
the enemy's cavalry which Was repulscd.
Atlanta, Feb. 26.-The Yankees have
left Pontiac. We have lost many off
GERS and men. Sherman's advance has
reached nearly here.
Dalton, Feb. 24.-The enemy have
disappeared from our front, rstreating
toward Chattanooga. Gen. Wheeler is ia
pursuit. Con. Longstreet has Withdrawn
his forces to point not prudent to men,
ton. The enemy has. not yet crossed
the Halstien. Gen. Buckner has been
assigned to the command of Gen. Hood e
division.
Greenville, Feb. 27.-Gen. Jones csp-
tured ESQ of the enemy and 10 negroes
five miles east of Cumberland Gap. Two
Yankee mounted regiments, supported By
division Of infantry. attempted to fSnk
our left and occupied the gap three miles
from Dalton on the night Of the 25th.-
Smiths Texas brigade drove them out.
Our loss in wounded is $50, including
Col. Curtis Of the 4lst Georgia. Ten
were killed. Thursday, the 25th, the en-.
envy fell back two miles and will not prob
ably make stand very soon All signs
OF general engagement have failed
Gov. Brown, of Georgia, has issued a
proclamation converting . special session
OF the Legislature on the 10th of March.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
FROM ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, March /
Assistant Provost Marshal Genera. AL.
exander has received orders from Wash
ington to commence the draft on The 10Th
OF March in all the sub-districts of Mis-
sour which have not filled the quota
Volunteers between the LIST and 10th of
March will be deducted after the draft
commences.
Cotton-Dull, Zoe for strictly middling.
Receipts of l52 bales.
Pork l9,50@eo,00. Other articles
unchanged.
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From Richmond Papers,

The Richmond Examiner of the 10Th
says Gen. Talaferro left Savannah on the
2ad to assume Command of all forces in
Florida.
General Bragg is assigned to duty at
Richmond, and under the direction OF
JEFF. Davis is charged with the conduct
Of military operations in the armies of
the Confederacy.
The Richmond Examiner says now that
Sherman's force is disposed of or with
drawn, there appears but little anxiety as
to anything Farragut may accomplish.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

Louisville. Marcel. /.

Louisville. March L.
The notorious rebel guerrilla, Colonel
Richardson, was captured Sunday south Of
Cumberland river, below Bardsville, By .
detachment Of Col. Weatherford's cavalry.
Another rebel was taken with him.
Ten thousand dollars in gold in transit
from Cincinnati to Tennessee WAS seized
last night by officer Symes, being sent in
contravention of non-intercourse regula-
tons.
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The Battle in Fleri da.

The Battle in Florida.
New York, March l.
Details are published of the late battle in
Florida. Our force was 4, 500 infantry,
400 cavalry and 20 cannon. The enemy
was reported at 1900. posted between
swamps and protected by earthworks and
rife pits.
The report that no skirmishers we're
thrown out is untrue. After our defea,
We retrested in good order. The rebels
were commanded by Gen. Gardner Of
Port Hudson fame.
Gen. Vodge arrived at Jackson vile and
would take charge Of the defences there.
There il no confirmation of the report
ed arrest Of Gen. Seymour. 1t is proba-
bly, untrue.
An expedition up the St. Marys river
had captured half million feet of season
ed yellow pine timber.
A raid to Georgia destroyed a number
OF ferry boats at the main ferries in that
part of the country.
A small force took possession of Zanes.
VILE, Fla, and threw open the rebel store
house to the starving people Of the place,
besides whipping party of the enemy
sent against them. After holding posses
sion City hours our men retired.
The gunboAts Pawnee, Mohawk, Otto
va and Norwich are at Jacksonville
Correspondents cay the morale of our
men Is unimpaired and their willingness
meet the enemy is as perfect as ever
After = few days rest they will move
against him or successfully meet him if he
dares to advance.
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new YORK Market.

Ms Yosk, Nsrrh ].
cotsor-BNH ard declining a; PC fur miafiing NJ,
lands.
Flour-Rsihef doing seas 60 fer Extra State
Las p fer kxfEa X. III. o. 49as .5 for trad,
brands, market ets~in< a little stead-r.
Nhiskay-iueenisF ami unsettled at sif7s2 fur State
snri sies - FIR Western ia lots.
Hheat-shale lover Absi moderate denGaii $50 s.
FIR Chicago sg'rirg ssSi IS fpr Nil Cluis col q,
for Winter Bed Western
Cern-Heayy and seSFeely hral SOL q for Ship
ping Mixed Nrwtera in sterr; - for Western Yesiuw
asi n for damaged Western ard by auction to-das
p, Ia bash Western mixed al &2itai 36je-
Iat---D-li ard lower fssapl FIR Western.
.Aeei-bull ami prices nansifaily unchanged.
Rice-4taiet-
Pstroe ufnShade frsnes - for crude; 4si S4s fol
refined in lopd and % for refined free
Pprk-4ust an4 steady ri - p1 - - fer ness n N
az 90 far cid DR. IS 2se1i 80 for dr. Is 1918 :.
for old and prime, q op8el 50 prime mess in
elndng choice city at "A 90. Total old and
March LIT, lssA s42s bbs; kate last month
hbls- same date las, year, % as bt4s.
Beef-Aarket active sales Of 245a hhis at 6lT 70.
country mess s5 % fur country priae; 10 oGal4 "a
fer rrpae ked mess and $50 i6 for extra mess Tosa
stuck ~ old ard March 1sf 1854 - p.rksge~
same date last month, l0s4J packages date las,
year. eT ,a+5 packages.
Bacon iSiie--1n fair demand
Dressed Hogsin tair regues, al esSzIa fer Western
Lari--alaiet At IsJlesf& E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

Memphis, Feb. 81.

The diary officer attached to General
urerson's column Of Gen. Smiths cav.
airy expedition. furnishes little of impor-
'aoce beyond what has been previously
reported. Our loss in the attack on the
enemy q West Point vas forty killed
and wounded. We drove the r,hel. and
destroyed : number Of cars, culverts thu
depot, several miles Of Railroad t2.cL
and large amosnt Of corn and cote. - -
10 The stack By Forrest on our rear !.
okolona. the Sd Tenn. cavalry broke un-
der the 6rst ERE, running s Of our small
guns into ditch md breaking their ear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
The Draft in New York.

AlDauy, MATCH 1,
The following despatch has been re.
ceived:
AcJ 1otenssnd a. p. N. General
BE fully prepared to commence the
draft on the 10th of March, and to make
il in every snb-district which shall no,
have raised its quota before March LIST.
Volunteers between March LIST and 10th
may be deducted after the draft CON-
mences.
(Signed) JAS IB Fry,
Provost Marshal General,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYE

DATCHEL0R'S celebrated HAIR DYE - a. Best IN
ID ~ Verdi The only H1rnlsss, 7rns $50 ksttsSts
dye known This splendid Hair Dye IL perfectchanges
Red Rusty or Gray Hair instantly 1fsesv Deek ss
Nssfrsi 6rses without njuring the Hair Staining the
Skim leaving the Hair Sc and Beantfu imparts fresh
vitality frequently restoring Its pristine color and rcc
Ses the I'll effects Of Bad nyes The genuine Ia signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; Ill others ars mere insies-
tons and should be svoidsd 6old by all Druggists g
Barclay street, New Yorh. nafcurina
NV IoliM CnaAA II Dressing ths Hair. fjye-1Awl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
Washington, March l.
SENATE.

After the presentation Of various re.
ports from the committees, the bill to
provide for protection to overland emf
grants to the Pacific was passed.
The House joint resolution granting
thanks to the officers and soldiers who
have reenlisted. was passed without
amendment. -
Fessenden reported from the Finance
COMMITTEES. tbs Heuse act, supplements
~ q Tho sct TO provide ways and means
for the support OF The government, APP
proved March Sd, 1863
Powell moved to strike out the second
section, aashcrising an.dditionai issue of
eleven million Of s 80 bonds 70 persons
who subscribed previous to Jan. 20,
1864, inclusive.
The amendment was rejected IL to
81.
A debate arose on Hendricks motion
to strike out six per cent and insert Ave
ia the two hundred million $50 loan
bill.
The motion was finally rejected.
Morgan offered an amendment to Issue
fifteen millions of bonds. 70 be sold TO the
highest bidder, which was rejected.
The bill without amendment was pas
sed.
On motion Of Stevens, the report of the
Committee of Conference on the disagree.
ing vote was read.
The Senate insisted on its disagree
ment, and the matter was referred to the
House for its action.
Sherman said he withdrew bis propo-
sition to instruct the Senate Committee
till the House had voted.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Brandage ,ffered resolution FIX
ing the 3lst day of May, the Senate con-
curing, for the adjournment of Con-
gress.
The House resumed the consideration
of the bill to establish Burea for Freed
mems Affairs.
Knapp, of H.. opposed and Price of
Iowa advocated the bill.
A message was received from the Sen
ate that thu Committee of Conference on
the whskey bill had been unable to agree
Washburn, of ILL.,, offered a resolution
that the House insist in its disagreement
to the Senate amendment, and that the
House request another Committee Of Com
ference and the House hereby declares ~
its Judgment that in the adjustment of
their differences there should be an adj
ditional tax Of not less than 90 cents Q
gallon nor more than 40 cents gallon
upon spirits on hand.
Washburns resolution was adop ted
yeas as, nays 81.
The consideration of the Freedmens
bill was resumed aud after debate it was
passed by two majority.
Pendleton of Ohio moved the House
recede from it's disagreement Negativ-
ed 43 against IS.
Wade presented petition of the Ger
man political club of Cleveland in refer
ence to the policy of reconstruction.-
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Sumner presented petition Of citizens
of Ohio. praying for the repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Law. and An amendment
to the Constitution. Referred.
Nesmith called up the bill to protect
overland emigrants. Passed.
On motion of Howard resolution was
adopted calling on the Secretary Of the
Treasury to furnish copies Of the reports
of the Union Pacific Railway.
Executive session. Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
FROM FORT MONROE.
Fort Monroe, March I.

Fort Monroe, March /.
Maj. Wade. Of the list Indiana; Capt.
Barton. 10th Aass.; Col. Delany, Of Gov.
Pierpont's staff; JAS Robinson and Baker;
Lieut.. Doty ,-of Col. Ssnighs's command,
Ms. Balkney, of the New York Herald
and seven citizen prisoners, all from Rich
mond, arrived to-day ia the nag Of truce
boat. a8
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FROM VIRGINIA
Especial to Tribune.1

Washington, Feb. 90.
The latest information from the army
is to 10 o'clock, Monday morning. No
battle had occurred between the oppos-
ing infantry forces. There was some
diminishing on our right Sunday, but
nothing of any account. 1t is evident Lee
does not intend to leave his entrenchmen,s
to fight. unless compelled by Meade to do
SO.
Stirring news may be expected, per-
haps tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

The President in hismessage informed
the House to-day be had approved the
bill reviving the grade Of Lieut.. General.
Shortly aitsrward the President sent the
Senate the nomination Of Gen. Grant for
that pcsitioa.
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Washington. March |

The Tribune's Washington letter of the
9th states Gen. Logan's cavalry from
Huntsville has joined Sherman at Sci.
i ma,
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Especial to World.1

washington, Feb. IS.
News has reached the Navy Depart.
ment that during the latter part of Janu-
airy two French frigates entered Acapulco
and proceeded to overhaul everything,
threatening to lombard the town If re-.
slstance was Offered. They examined all
the American vessels in the port and
caused much CONSERVATION among other
neutrals.
Accounts via Panama state that the
French frigate is keeping etrict blockade
at Acapulco, and has seized quantity Of
contrabsnd of war. The Z. s. frigates
Lancaster and Saginaw are there. The
former would leave for Panama on the
arnysl Of the French Admiral. The
frehch will then take possessession ofthe
town, probably without resistance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02

FhIladelphla, March /.
A special to the Bulletin, dated Cincin.
natl LIST, says Gen. Thomas advanced on
the enemy at Dalton from Tunnel Hill.
1t Is stated in special dispatches received
here that he has been reinforced by con-
siderable number of men. If this 10 cor
rect an engagement will evidently take
place very Soon
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Brown. Bronchial Treehes


SYSTE m-New and reliable trestment--in Reports Of
the HOWARD ASSOCIATIoN-Sent by mail 10 sealed
letter envelopes free OF charge Address Dr. j. SKILL1N
H0uGHT0S, Howard Association No. 2, South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
deca-d&w3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
Washington. March l:

Capt. Furgeson, late Quarterma stsr at
Alexandria, has been released from Old
Capit,l Prison and honorahlv acouitted.
Washington specials to-day cav. it is
expected that the three most ;mnort.nt
Missouri election cases will be aecidad i
Committee tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-02
Special Notices.
COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP

COLGATE,S HONEY SOAR.
This celebrated Toilet Ssap, in sach universal
demand. Ia made from the choicest materials, d
mild and enaeiIent in its nature frsgrantiy
scented, and extremely BEN fetal In Its action
upon the skin For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers jan20lydAw.
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QoIIIti1trftnl.
CORRECTED DAILY BIT
s., HAMILL d CO.,
wHOLEsALE GRoCEKs,
No 100, Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

>-~ > - -
WHOLESALE GROCEHs,
No 100, Corner Fourth and Main Streets.
DAILr GAZE Crrr OryIcx,
KEoxuK, March !, 1894. !
PRODUCR AND PROvIsIONs.
rhsrss eonsderable coming In which y quickly bought
up at good prices. The shipping demand Is good
rous-supernns, s. 90 Spring Wheat Extra, - 80
Pail What Eztsa g saes4 70
BaAs-<1 30 2 100 ibs
eHIP RrrrY--<l 15taS2 90.
CORS-10a15c p bushnell
RYK-60c.
OArs.-65c.
Gaxrx ArPLn-ooc@S1 co.
PorAroEs-Gses9 Retail sc p peck.
BUrrEa-Common, pl4olse; Choice, 2oG225 retail,
&c.
Escs-Io. retail i5c
CHIcKEss-$2 90, very scarce.
LARp--l0deIle.
WHITE BKsss-common TO Good, 81 5oas2 90 Prime
Navy ~ 2s@s2 10
Hsr-Timothy, SO oo9sas 90 bsled 80 90 Prairs.
$ls 0Na$ls %.
GROCERIES.
During the last week considerable excitement has
vailed and prices have still further advanced Govern
ment has taken nearly all the Coffee in New York, and
that which Is to arrive has been bought up Our mer
chants have bought heavily before the asc advance and
e
eusAs-New Orleans fair l4c prime. 15c choice 1sc;
New York. 9, i55 New York, 4, islz crushed andpow
'' Mor.ssis sus.r House, 7cs7ss eossen syrup, sss
81 oo-sorghum, 55Ge5c.
GoyrrI.kis, .esssss, Java 42 II
sos.L7 msaissn re English. Is-1i 6 -
seaP-Palm. &c, Family, GIG, GERMAN TLe.
CAsDlr.-star, 10 10 d. Mould III TO lac
TrAs,-Young HysoE g asi y; I.pssiAl, q % 70
Ton.oeo-DssA sweet, % 70 sc Medsun Bn1As TustO
D., Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 90 To 81 TO-
s.s-s =. & s ss Y s I. 20 p., .s.+s y.
CDRpssK-ac to nc
Oar APPLES 10 iec = h.
DIR sPkAeEss-Hirs 10 to l5lse a 10.
DEY CrKHAsTs-H,
H.Isfss-S5 % to IS 50.
nsa-So a.slsrss. ~. 81 eess.s -
No. do do SIS 00an$16 90.
nj nj q = h :, Z = : Gen y g
FIJI bills No. White Fish, 7. o.
sUNDRlEs.
Lx.rara-scie 10 In 3sss Harness n to Sc.
IIrpEs-Dry flint lsso lie Dry salfed II 10 lk Grub
by half price Green, re Grea Sheep Peits 10 10
81 2s Green Hog Skins i5c
PgArHErs-4D 10 4se.
CHKKsE-HanlhuTg, Is 81 lie
BEKf CsTTtE-si %, 50 S. 80 grcfs
saExs-s4 % Ia s. % r loo grr~i.
wccL-Gla~a Tubw~sh-d o. " BE- .tHw&@hsd one
third iess-
O4Is-os@I or best White, es to .e- retail. sts Lin
seed Oil 81 IS Lard OIL. y 10 20 II II Fish OIL 81 ~
BKEswAx-&A~.
Far Hasss-Si 80 to 50 % nett.
Kkee-- Woesea t4e- Cotton 81 e
NEw GrxxIgS-z1t.
Obj TRos-1c = ~ Brass. l0r r NJ CaoPEE, l6c = n
ExcnAssE--on ssw York. phiissRiphis. Boston. GIN
cinpati. Louis and Gaslessa Il = for bankxbls
fnnis. Gold - - 5sc premium bus ing
sfs DRY GOODS.
PRICES East ~fiH remain htt. sad higher rrice~
confidently k~Fkrt for car 1@ers r--evin9
large additions 10 their present sesk
gHEETrsas sEsKrfxss-s7l< 10 k5sssc.
pkIlIs-,So "a Ell.
PxTxrx-l4l1 70 Z3tAe.
Dxlasss--2s Bic.
Gr~sasxs-25 10 &ox-
Cassp~icK ASB CasTs SPo5t--Si 90
sEus TagIsp-si 90 10 II 10
FAENsRs ssp Arcs. GAssrNtrx-Tgt 10 -5c
sKIRr bsATp-sl - IS 81 10.
C1ssIrJys - 20 Ssr
pxSTMs-2s % ST.
TErkFxs--z5 81.
I1ssRYs-@9 a 49,
GAsFeS fIkN~rfs-l.f< a. A.
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Sore Throat.
cough.
Cold.
and similar troubles suffered 10 progress result In ser
Gus Pulmonary, bronchial and Asthmatic affections.
oftentimes incurahe.
Browns Bronchial Troches
compounded 10 reach directly the Of the
disease and give almost instant relief. mch1dAw win
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Decatur, Ill.,. March /

The Democrats to-day elected their
candidates for Mayor and city officers.
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Nilxaukie. Wis. March l.

H. 0. Armour 4 Co.'s soap and candle
fsctory vas burned this evening. Loss
$1,000
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sAPONIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
NAN makes high prices; Saponiier helps to reduce
them. 1t makes Soap for Four cents pound BY
using your kitchen grease.
~ CAUTION As spurious Lye Is offered also
be careful and only buy the Patented article put up
in IFon cans ali others being Countcrfclts.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
PhlladclphiA-- III, Walnut street.
Pittshnfg-Pitt Street and Dnquense Way.
noy28-d&w3m
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] teer CONSTANTLY on bard and fer.aieat thslovea
eneesto cash customers and prompt men aisrgs ana
veil selected stock OF
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04
Partition Notice.
Court Of Common Please
IIfvbluuI cpuufv nhiu

Highland county, ohi1. ren'loh Tor P"r''n0n'
NWARY MCPHERSON and Stephen Mcpherson, her
lVa husband Of Highland county, Oliu, George Smith,
Of Dallas county Iowa. Job Smith, Of Fayeits county,
Ohio, AmSs Smith, Of Randolph county, Indiana, Han
nah r. Baelon and Anthony Baelun, her husband, of
fayetto county Ohio, Ellen Paxton aud John Paxton,
her husband, of Logan eouniy, Ohio, and Rebecca
Thurnburg Edward Thornburg Tilnius Thorp
burg, Isaac Th0rnburg, Anu Holloway, late
Aun Thornhurg, and George Holloway her husband,
James Thornburg, JoHathan ThoruburE aud Atlantic
Rogers, late Atlantic Thornburg, will take notice that
petition was filed against thsm by Evan Smith, aud
u now pendug IN the COust of Common Pleas Of High
land county, Ohio. Filed this 2lst day pf January,
1861, wherein tho said Evan Smith demands Partition
Of tho following described real lostate;
Situate in said county and In the survey Of Richard
c. Anderson No. 3579. Beginniug at stoRc, corner
to fractional lot, No. Il in New Lcesburg thence y.
5I3leg f. % 7o.lO0 poles to the high bank
OF Loos creok 1.-The line Of David Swain and others
thence down the creek with their limo to stone and
hickory stump, to said Swain aud ohOrs S. Il
deg. T. II 3O polssi thence with their line s. AZ dsg
W 70 JO-oO poles passing their corner at 5 IOlcs TO
the beginning containing aud IS poles, more
or less. Also in.lots Nos. nineteen tg) and twenty
(2O) In the town Of New Lcesburg Highland county, o.,
town. TT A. Et.. ..H .ih ff1f ... .' F...f
Aud ut tho next term Of said Court the said Evan
Smith will apply f"r Rr order that partition of said
premises may be made . HYAN SMITH.
by Il. .BEEsoN, his Atty. Ef jan2sw1
Dated Jan. "a, 1864. .-..