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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

PRTERsoS's Magazine for March
contains forty articles and sixly-one
embellishments. Among the former
are stories by Frank Lee Benedict
and Mrs. Ann S. Stephens; among
the latter a liue steel engraving
/" Morning"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

Gov. johnson Of Tennezs tells
The president that The oa.y d.hculiy
~ih hi, amnesty proclamation is that
il Is too liberal: inNsivrats rebels take
II and sliIl perseeals the Old Union men
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

TINS toxin clerks VI She several tVwrs ia
ihis County would confer a fayor upon as by
sending as eleetien returns a. scoa as ios-
sible Oar friend. are requested At Ill times
send as items Of eeaerai interest Is .hey
may occur.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

TnE lRoN CLADs.-Speakiig Of
the Monitor IN the NaSy-lard al j.
mentioned that the outside was
GOOD, meaning The outside rs Il then
was. But this outside woodwork WAS
10 lie covered with somv four, or SIX,
one-inch iron plates, bolted tog Tier
and securely fastened 10 the body Of
the vessel. There has been propo'
siiIon from some quarter, to have a
vessel constructed With heavy coat
ing OF wood outside Of the thick rla,-
Ing. But it Is said, that experiments
have shown the plan to be failure.
fl my last, !, Was said 10y mistake
thai the monitor would seem 10 be a
good place 10 summer 10 tile lit
Tie negative having been ltis out.
a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

ven. aiool ubieh lherc vill bs Different
avtal aaN aas
qac TAe i ao
dea So nsag g .he ltr.
% =. nai, e.e aty, q veFe, uHh tbc
secvssamiss IL leeliag and principle.
cnly iew days since a My,ho -
Munster was ARRESTED an1 seis 10 pfis.
on Ter h,. dlsl,yal proceedings The
celebrated Dr, FslIr. Baplisi, wbo
he'd 4 discussion With DE-. Wayland
some years sncc an the subject Of sla-
vsry. j. 4 pastor - this city, while bis
pianlaion NJ Hilton Head, Is nov be-
az worked by coa,rabands, on Gov
enmem account lis case vas shown
ia tie Vermont CEroaieis few weeks
since. Aud there are more, 10 doubt,
Of tie same sort, 10 be found there
Bu, secession 10 this city, Is in iigh,
place With Washington and the ar.
my OF Tie Potomac GA The one haud,
aud the uhole free North 90 the 9th
r., and an active loyal party 10 turn
the screw, the squeeze is most too
close 10 allow. at present, Of any free
expression Of dlsloyal or treason. =
Under lhis pressure, the loyal, patriot
ic' men Of Mary land, are laborins hard
/ to work oai her redemption. In lhi.
We may desire, and pray, for their
complete success. J..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

The Baptist Society Al Factory Point hare
recently settled As their Pastor he Rer Mr..
formerly Il lIoosiek Fails.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

A Mormon preacher lately sald !:
Z" ] have forty eight children, and ]
have rsasou % hope HAT heaven viii
souehsaie me a good many more
Before hundred years my direct de-
ceudauis will exceed ii number tie
popala'iou in tie State n New York,
uhich consists Of four million souis-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

Gorcns. lIoARsENEss. and the
yaslaa. IhfoA aiivrliyns 20 which
Public Speakers. Military Officers,
and Singers are liatle. relieved ~
Brotcns Bronchial Irochfs Has
ing a direcs inh8enee 10 tie affected
parts, ihey allay Pulmonary Irritation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

Tie SIS rss..l c..a.ress meets 10
uss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

The D0R.ET DrBATIsG Sc cIETY held lis
regular meeting in the Lecture Room on the
ey,ning Cf Saturday iasi. pfesidcnl Under
bill IN the chair. he minutes u tie last
meeting we're read 10 the Secretary, aud an
oratan delivered by Mr.. J 5. Lamberl.--
Subject "Mpral Courage" he question
chosen for the evening Resolve That he
Maine Liquor is conducive 70 the welfare Of
Society, "--wss then discussed hyJ d. ilol-
iy aud } 5. Ltnbett GA the affirmative. and
A. d. Armstrong aud A. II. Farrar on the
negative, aud afterwards by quite number
" volunteers. Afsr full discussion u
nearly three hours the judges, |. n. sykes
and 5. T. Holly. decided the question in "a
yof u the negative.
Il becomes tie people Of Dorset 70 give all
encouragement to aa institution which can
be made socondaeigeto mental improvement.
Il pouiI be we'll ifoiaer iowns wuud ioilow
the example Of Dsrss, and establish siin.lar
societies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

Il has been eeilnlatsd that oYeF sew
en- buud.ed thousand + ersons come IN
~ London ctery morning ard leave in
tie evening
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-01

WINnALL AT a town meeting held on
1u iaJ last to take measures FIJI the towns
quota under last call, two hundred dollars
each was voted BY handsome majority TO
William Percy aud jonathan Allen, re-en-
lis ed iheh ! and accredited 10 thar town.
Others have re-enlisied from the town but
altar d by larger prospective bounti,s are
accredied to other towns. II being ascer-
tanned thu, the town was in excess OF yoluu-
teers the meeting ajourned. vERlrAs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

have never seen better work. Gsa. Kiu-
balls division carried two fortified possi-
tions BY assault, with very slight loss,
captaring 1t one point 400 prisoners and
six guns. No doubt other parts Of the
line did as we'll. only speak Of what
saW.
No intelligence has been received FROM
Sherman later than published dispatches
transmitted BY Gen. Foster and Admiral
Dahlgreo.
ISigned. E. NJ. STANTON.
Sec'y Of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

Ter fully cosarn,ing the previous report o
the sapturs 81 Br..stol, Tenn, ststss thsi
the eneny then advan.ned up the Railroad
toward Abingdon, which We presume fel
into thsir hands, though We .ssss no inior'
matioa Of the faot. The merit us hssI
Of them they had q 8 o'clock yesterday
:. q pouncsd down on Glade Hpripg, 4
depoton the RAilroad thirteen miles this
side Of Abingdon. taking every one there
oy surprise and capturing ell Of tho Rail-
road employees. At last accounts the
enemy were pushing up the Railrosd in
the dafecaiOs Of Marvin, which 10 q miles
on this side Of Abingdon. This il : raid
y brsetisridge's resr. the raiders leav-
ing his forces somewhere in the neigh
borhood Of Knoxville, came up tho north
side Of Holssin River and crossed over T.
Bristol.
It i probable the raiders separated, one
party proceeding to Brist and the other
to Abingdon. If unchecked 1t is likel,
they will come up the railroad, even a
Tar as Salem, and thence escape to Ka-
nawha BY the route followed by Hunter
last summer.
1t Is unknown who is in command OF
this expedition, but it looks very much
like some of Sioneman's work. None OF
the dispatches received Say. anything OF
Saltsville. If it is unprotected it has
doubtless been visited By the enemy.
Hoods official report Of the battle Of
Franklin has been received. II confirm
the reported killing and wounding O.
many officers. He Gays be drove the
enemy into their inner line OF works,
which they evacuated. leaving their dead
and wounded in our hands.
10 their retreat We captured several
stands Of colors and one hundred priso-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
Newbern, N. c., Dec. Is.

The expedition from Roanoke Islaud ia
Pitch Landing on Roanoke River, on the
18Th, under command OF Col. Clarke, me,
With complete success. Nearly N llios
dollars worth OF rebel commissary stores
we're destroyed and 50 bales of cotton apc
= number of mules and wagons we're cap
tured.
News from the Union expedition nov
moving up the R1anoke river has been
received.
The gunboat Otisgo, when about James
town, ran into torpedo and by VII eh
she was blown up and nearly destroyed
The picket boa. Bailey No. s met with
the same fate
The expedition proceeded on to its des-
tination.
L, is reported this morning our forces
have'captured Kingston. where they have
struck the railroad and are still moving
into the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
1000 Prisoners and l6 Can.
NON Captured.
Latest from Georgia.
Sherman has 10000 More
Hen than ne started sCifh.
Another Report Of the Cap
ture of Savannah.
A Large Fleet Leaves Hampton Reads.
New York, Dec. 16.


New York, Dec. 10.
The Times has the following:
500 Cape Henry, Tuesday, Dec. i3
A large naval feet, accompanied with
lsnd forces on transports, left Hampton
Roads this moreing in southerly direc-
non. The larger portion OF the ermy
LETT during the night.
At this wiring the flag ship Malvern
and several of the larger vessels of the
Aeet are in the Roads, but as the sailing
orders have been signaled they will prob
oblv Get under way In short time.
The iron-clsds ettached to the fee,
we're the first TO move. The single tur.
ret'ed monitors go out in tow of the
steamers, the ironsides and the double
turred monitor Monadock propel them
selves. Thus far all have been favored
With fine weather. light wind blowing
from off the shore, although indications
seem to point to an north-easter before
We arrive at our journeys end.
Our place OF destination will be made
kn Va to the psb'ic at the proper. time. =
Suffice it TO remark that ample prepare
tions have been provided to warrant
vigorous and for midable attack on ths
enemy's works. In all probability few
days nence will give us an opportunity o
SEP ding you full details OF the expedi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
Headquarters Army Potomac,
December ID.

DccckbptI ~. !
The usual qnie, has prevailed eli the ..
m on the lines 70 front of Petersburg
TIE last tes days scarcely sho. has been
exchanged, excep. ia the evening on the
righ, OF the line. Last night, However,
quite an excitement was kept Up from
about eight 10 ten O'Clock when the FIRE
died away generally, aud after midnight
not shot was fired.
OF course the pickets in the vicinity ol
Fl. He'll were responsible for the out.
break, although some parts Of the line
further west w%rs also participants.
The report is currept hat . number O
pieke,s watching the rear iin-s we're Is
ken aud murdered night before last, ane
that in consequence the force Of men OF
this side have been doubled.
Changes are being made in the dispo'
si,ion cf our troops, bat there is nothing
to indicate an early attack on the enemy
The troops engaged in the late raid arc mos
ell in good condition. Some Of them re
turhed from the trip with frozen hand
and feet, and others with frozen ears
caused by ths severe weather which pre-
vailed at the time.
On Friday Eve desersers are to be hang
I'd. twp from Nes York, two from Nes
Hampshire and one from Maryland.
Rebel deser,es are coming in daily
They repsrl nothing new from rebeldon
[Signed w. d. McGRE3oa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
Registering Rebel Emissarieg
New York per 1f

Maj. Gen Peek has issued supple
nentary order calling on persons arriving
in this city from insurgent States to reg
lister their names at he adqaaFters.
He says the recent Developments by
the registry fuily justifas the action ofthe
department aud the decision rendered con-
c4rnipg the ST. Albans' raiders mskes i,
imperative The registering VIII b.
pushed vigorously.
A private dispatch received in this city
to-day from . gentleman in Montreal say
1t vas reported that the money belonging
to the St. Adams bank is to he restored
to-day; that there is great reaction
there 10 rebel stock since Wednesday, and
that even the tories feel disgusted with
The proceeding of the court presided over
oy Judge Csnnsol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

What Drasg ssys-ssathsts opi.isa,
Of sherman.
New York, Dec. l6.
Bragg, in An official dispatch of the
Wsynsboro light, shows that Wheeler fell
upon . email party of our cavalry, who
fell back upon the msin body, when
Wheeler retired.
Bragg then calls for concentration st
Savannsh and Grahamsville, and urges
the people to put all the distractions pos.
sible 10 Sherman's path.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th,
says they are without definite advices
from Georgia. 1t has no doubt Sherman n
holds the same position before Ssvannah
tha, Hood does before Nashville. Itthen
Appeals to the War Departu ent for ne VS.,
whatever it is. Whatever Sherman NAV
do nov. il says, will have little eject on
the fortunes Of the war. His campaign
may yet furnish additional material for
Yankee brag. but he has attained no
strategical object beyond the ruin of a
bolt Of country couple OF miles wide.
The Richmond Wing has another ar,i-
Gle in reference to the rebel incsndiaries
in the North. Ii Processes sreas pleasure
in observing that the Yankees are about
to make their country too hot to hold the
Southern refugees who have come hi.her
to keep out Of the reach of danger, and
hopes Gen. Dix. If be can't 6nd Law re-
we're enough to suit their cases, will make
one.
The new rebel conscrip,ion law WAS re-
ported in the Redmond House of Repre-
sentatives on the 10th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

News From Rebel Papers.

Fort Monroe, Dec. Is.
The Charleston Courier of the 10th
says:
Sherman's army IL still moving on Sa-
yannah9 We lean that the affair at Sta
ION No. was slight skirmisbing.
From the Charleston Courier OF the 9th
inst. we take the following:
The Augusta Chronicle says that We
bad the pleasure yesterday OF meeting
Capt. Copen, OF Gen. Wlnder's staff, who
Is IN our city in connection with the Con-
iederate prison bureau, where headquar-
ters are 10 be located in this city. Capt.
Copen informs us that all the Yankee
prisoners At all points within reach ot
Sherman have been ssfely removed. He
also states that the Yankees we're so dis
appointed At finding that the blue bellies
hid flown from Miilen that they veut-d
their spleen on the deienseless inhabitant.
in the vicinity. !
The Courier ofihe 9th inst, in relation
to the Georgia affairs, says: We learn
that Sunday Lieutenant Reynolds. OF G N
WheeIers cavalry, With . detaeh,nent o
Is men, crossed the Savannah river q
Sarpars Ferry, In the Beaufort district
He had been engaged on q scouting ex
psdiuon aud becoming separated from III
command crossed into this State to rejdf
them higher up. He represents ShSr
mans army as occupying Branums brldg
on Brien creek, IL miles from the river
| The Opipiou seems To preyaii that Sher
man will attack Savannah. bu, if he ut
tempts il he will be badly beaten.
A report was in circulation yss.erda
tha. on the arrival of Sasrman's forces a
lStation No. 2 he had turned Of in the .d
rection Of Sys,ers Ferry. which would in
dicate an intention 10 cross into Sout
I Carolina.
4 The enemy near Pocataligo wAs r.
ported shelling the road on FRIDAY.
About 100 prisoners from Sherman
army arrived 10 this city yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
Nav York Dec

New York, Dec. 10.
The Worlds Washington special says
Richmond papers Of Wednesday, Dec. Il,
came mp 10 night from the army.
The Examiner INDUCES in speculations
aud pats iss faits 10 Besuregard.
/. admits that Sherman is close upon
Savannah and believes = battle has been
fought ere this.
The Sentinel and Euqnirer are silent
and the Dispatch processes 70 have no later
news than that 10 Tuesdays papers. II
is quite evident from the tone of the pa
lpers that there 10 no communication Ell
ther by rail or telegraph south OF AilIen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
War Bulletin-victosy at Nashville
One Thousand Prisoners and sixteen
Pieces Of Artillery Captured.
War Ilanartne

War Department,
Washington, December l6.
To Major General Dix:
The following official report Of battle
before Nashville has been received from
Gen. Thomas:
Nashville, Dec. Is.
We attacked the cnemy's left this morn
ing and drove it from the river below the
city very nearly to Franklin pike, dis
tapce of about miles.
We have captured Chalmers headquar
tere and train, and fecunttrain of about
twenty wagons, with between 500 and
900 prisoners and sixteen pieces OF ar
tillery.
Our troops behaved splendidly, oil tax
ing their share in assaulting and charging
the enemy's works.
/ shall attack the enemy again to-mor-
row if he stands to fight. aud if he re
treats during the night will pursue him
throwing heavy cavalry force in his real
to destroy his trains if possible.
/ (Signed) 6. II. THoMAs,
Maj. Gen.
An unofficial dispatch gives the follow
ing details Of the fight before Nashville
Nashville Dec. Is. Our line advance,
on the rebel line at 8 o'clock this .. m
The line was formed thus: Steadman OIL
the left. Woods ilth corps next A. j
Smith next, with Cox in reserve. and TIL
cavalry under Wilson, fighting dsmoun i
ed, occupying the extreme right, aided B.
gunboats on the river.
The artillery practice was fine, and a
times the musketry firiag Was continuou
and heavy, and though the casualtie
; have been light, the resuls are very fail
: The left occupied the same ground a
in the morning, but the right had ad
vanced FIVE miles, driving the enem
I from the river, from his entrenchmentt
D and from the raoge Of hills on which hi
0 left rested, and forced it back on b
i right and center. His center was pushe
back from one to three miles, with lo
!. 10 all of seventeen guns and about ! SO
. prisoners, and his whole line Of ear.
/, works except about mile on his extren
r. right, where no serious attempt Was mat
!" to dislodge him.
Ie The whole OF Hoods army is here Q
Re cept the cavalry and 6rst division, whit
,e has been detached to threaten m alta,
on Murfreesboro. The whole action t
- day was splendidly successful The I
ID vision commanded BY General Kimball
IN the 4th corps, and By Gsnernl Garrard
OF the command under General A. ]. Suit
in snd the cavalry division under Gspes
Kaipes we're sadee NJ observation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
AAaits at Nashville - Repsres Nkem
Hoods Army.
Nashville, Dec. Is.

Very little transpired in our front yes
tsrday. Some picket firing and lskirnish-
ing occurred. Tire rebels occupied the
same position as before Forests main
body Of cavalry is said to be in the vicin-
ity Of Hsrmann, twelve miles above, on
the Cumberland river.
Parties who reached here from tha,
place yesterday report the rebels - anx-
ious to cut the Louisville Railroad, and
we're intending to plant > battery neal
Edge6sld Junction, to oommsnd thai
road
Al rebel rumor 10 this city says tha
Hood will soon be reinforced BY Price
Breekinridgs aud Magrader.
Gen. Hood WaA at she house Of Mr.
Raias on the 18th inst. aud he told on
Of bis officers that be ksd inspected Iii
sisge festi6essjosA, asd thsy % we'll suite,
bin thss Be Was certain 70 capture Nash
vile. .s s.
Dssssst, Do. 10.
aso.s. ": h;llss .sssAs s.ly psrso
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
Washington, Dec. l6. .

dsHfUs,tUH, DtC. To.
1t was stated in conversation to-day on
the floor of the Senate that the President
had said that Sherman had come out al
Savannah with 40 600 more men, black
and white, than be started with
Ii is understood the financial policy
which The Caairman Of the Com mittee o:
Ways and Means will endeayor TO pass
through this Congress will be the issue
Of twenty year bonds bearing eight per
ent. interest, payable in currency. Iii,
intended to rely upon them fur the meant
to flush the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
w Dec. l6.

The Supreme Court is now engaged
with the important case Of Stone vs.. t Q
q. 8. involving the title to land Of 4
large aud valuable par. of the Military
Reservation of Fort Leavenworth. }.
N. Carlisle and o. H. Browning are fol
the claimant. and j. w. Coffee for fhe
u. s.
Col. Wisewell has been relieved -
Chief Of the Veteran Reserve corps, and
ordered 10 .Sandusky city to assume com
mand Of Johnson's Island. Col Fife,
President of the Mining Board, will n
doubs succeed him as Chief Of this Blu
reau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
Frem New 0rieans ID avilsen's 0rea,
Raid.

krom New Oxto400 ID 8vtdBon'0 01eai
Raid.
assafris Nss York. Dec. 16.
The steamer Morning Star from New
Orleans 10th has just arrived. Hav od
Hstteras Wednesday = aeet Of s..amers
psiiiiig south-west. Ga a
Cotton quoted 30 for midling.
Gen. Davidson's great raid from Baton
Rogue had been heard from. He reached
Tungehaho on the Both ult., burned the
eonscrips camp, destroyed al stores and
dwellings, eap.arsd : large namber Of
horses and carried away 40 immense mum
Der of negroes.
Mobile papers Of the 4th say be was
marching on that city. He has force Of
5000 cavalry.
Price claims 10 have accomplished all
he intended in Missouri and returns with
immense stores.
| A large meeting was held in New Or.
leans 70 make arrangements for tho recep
lion of Gen. Banks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
Terrible Railroad Aeeilent.
Detroit. Dec. re

A terrible accident occurred on the
Grand Trunk Railway last night, caused
BY collision Of the Western bound pas
senger train With the freight train uear
this ciA After the collision she cars
took ere. snd several wounded persons,
unable 70 extract themselves from the
wreck, were burned t. death. Two per.
sons are. known TO have suffsred death il
this manner. and others are reported -
The full extent Of the loss is not ascer
tanned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
The rersi6estiens at savannah.

The Commercials Washington specisl
says Savannah is know u to have been fort
fed ia its rear by triple line Of earth
works, aud msy. therefore. dema 1d briel
sitps ere its fall
The Internal Revenue Department. have
detected tho collector al Detroit in appro
priating large sums of money for private
speculation. The go7ernmens viii mol
be loser, a. his bonds were ample.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
Washington. Dec. Is.

Charleston end esvannsh papers d th.
10th have bees received .here. They irs
svidsptly but inperfsctly Informed j. 4
The movement Of 6ea. Sherman's army
The SAyannah News says on she Gil
inst. the Uaion forces made an attembt te
take that railroad and we're repulsed1 and
driven back.
On the 1th they vers rsihforsed and
renewed the attsck and tho Gghsise ICON.
.inued duriag the day and had not ceased
q dark.
The News adds the move Is no doubt
determined effort % tho part Of Foster
70 open way for Sherman TO escape.
On the 9th skirmish With the rebel
outpost, i've miles from Savannah, il
mentioned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

SAThe English have invented match
that will light on . chemically prepared
piece Of friction paper that accompanies
each boz, but when struck on anything
else, or even placed on red-hot stove,
will not ignite.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
NOTICE.

To Arthur Bridgman and Annie Bridgran, his wife,
Samuel Wilson, Lewis Turner, Gen Bartlett Co. 4
BridgraB, Robert Campbell Co, John knight
John McCene, L Miller, Grinnen Jenkins and A T
WaiiinE:
Clerks office Of the District torrt of univ Iowa
Geokuk petition of II Griffin ella tnrg OF yon, the
said Arthur Bsidgman the Of 1904 2olec, nouey
premissory notes and also claiming against
all Of you the foreclosure OF mortgage lot II on,
block ft9I1 hundred aud ninety city uf ktceel,
exeept 20 fee. OF the rear end thereof and lot 10
block nineteen {1s) of the Addi ion Of Wm II. Wa1s
and Reeves Perry the city Of kcokak Lee county,
Iowa
Unless ron appear thereto and defend before %
the second day az the February A. D. lst5 Of sad
Cs,rrf ennarrnciue the hrst Monday in February
IssSnsaneu decree will be rendered against ycu
| thereon by defsuit
Revenue stamp tVc h5rn4N n dct KIM,
decI1-d4w AyYsrw f''n.