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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
~ Tobaooo and Oigarsl

Id blHU1 U14IOuhOOO LtAAAN( z A46 IA o''. t.
/ LAUCHLlNt No t62 Man street, nas among BIZ
I wv isrge SssolMept lhe following STllelssT sd0H8
PiN teO0 COnsueilOClgarsi f,..,...... ... Ia..fl.
,3g 1900 nnnsadu 81 81 lsdIsaH aseint l~
Ias' l999 n SaLyslY gs % t5,pg ni e5 % p h,ha.
Falit iQ1Oq Ia aPrOtetciOnCisa .tt..
Efl dI1RJ0 PrinUlea tliloa' EHsif -" .hH -''-''
a 1907 Flores His9snS AZ 3 d. q ,1h,, $780, san'
IilrtE06 '"VlTgna t t....s,..i
| y Apasa ai l9li HtIlal Nh4 = ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
Thomaa 81 = I'd Gihaon - a

n.PLUMB IN "A ND GA S FIIVBK,
Nog6 UI,ion 81 opposite @, III. LrnTyO Rope store,
inform la iglods and tls public IN gen
ID eIa that he continues to carry on the plum bllB plu
cas- fdrgihatts yoriols brhheles, and respecullygcl
otah shave u publ nattOnageA N !, iN
lie has constantly on hand lead and Iron Pposi com
mon and rptent rsleTn pumps, beth b2leTa
water cose wash baslis cold WRter fountains lOrlo
tet, water coolers lot private families hot and cold
shower BATHS bath tubs, lel aud iron cnque boxes lead
collins, hattgTs kotos eoIsoI bleaclng aud ql olheI
.dl6Naieh. l't -t,,L.l
Also, chandeliers pendants, brackets belIhr lishp
AIiordsrs leiI al the sbNye place will DO thankfully TO-
ceiyed and nronlhty RltendcdtO t Jf ..,t d
II IN -Ai otdsTB from The country viii meet VIII
nTompt attention iAEI1ltJ It ltAiH HhHl lapb-bmd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
FeF llpl'l4eF9; WFRsIP Es sci .aR A''"''lPhI"
s. 8 55ls g2l53S)58 81 y.

- 44-s-==l98
ni1TsI Great through 1.-The for the East ~
I1NHE Baltimore aud Ohio Rgil Road TOD 10
baltimore, aud connecting Win ile HM5SllngIpll M
Tauoh Rail Road tho J0nctOH (bley called the hePy
Houselo miles ton. Bslumors I Niih n S,s
nha Wlimin baltimore Rail Road TO PlladePhia.
The great tunnels upon The line ere now eomelsd oPd
lewhole road lie in ine e0ndi ole g the
n1sl pictutesqn and romantic tOuie5 IN tho World
lille now aud 9peud Acap'ers Of the Y nlo9 ll9s rom
louisville and Cincinnati With thla road az Wheel
Ing and through tCkAis from tcse laees 20 baltimore,
wSshpson, PhadelphS, &eo may shad q lhi sg9pf'
TheexIesq WhssNpEl el pslSsSk
NJ (NVheeInk tineO aud arrives at CumboTlonO (9gl
il6s) ~ z, M aud allowing two hourl tern T.lyea ~
baltimore (3S0 miles, al Nj, the llc6l MOI p
King die through In about 90 hours including gu
slopphges, tilf. i,su sB sll u 9 II h w, II.
,vittDut ChnTQe.i uIhIf t1IHat NiAaN.ah. N"N E" ]
PasseusrTs ana baggage arc tTspsrsIrsd op oeTS 9r
Vsshrion al the Junction and for Phadelnhla,At Bal-
tmole, Without extra charge 9re allowed o.
nle lime and opportunity OF all pOits thelT
,Ibronsh tickets nom Wheeling to iBsltlnore. Swlh
privilege lyms oyer plywlsLs 9 tls Iopllsi
NY1siIeton 5000 10 Philadepha, SIO-to 30 had on
SvSrd liz steamer OIthe UhloG lAue oatho ohC aud Of
tito Rail Road AGENTS at Wheeling ~ FORp)W AlNpnus'
vle niaS = IWM lPNRKRR, iIiAn'l. Shh'i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

.t.fffaIsH H. REMOVAL. WOO
&D. BAYHN hlVe removed TO their new and spa
clio sbrlok buildings t3i Marl ct street, lvbero they
manufacture and Keep on hand, ,H..5 ~
And keep sac japan Ware and lOuelOld Furnishing
Hardware. latest styos Of Cooking stove all o.
whcn they wse " OlesalS aud Rqt6llpt the The leHc'
market prices. Their old customers and epuhc e. err
ally invited TO call aud eXsmIe thrlT stock RrcTv
descTptlOnof aclesIn ther bEFSTiomnty made 70 Or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

TicIa J ,AltHalfTD1lsD1Bl illlt IIlnl - ~
NJ t,' ~ Iac0b q, GEOvef ST. ClalS6Vle5 0Yli8oa
| suistt i5sg $S!fsG56by & af5s Bistsi g3iy, El,,
Tweed, SCly& Wright, 1Je3W sW
Joseph C Halter 4 Co. SCIDelnnaii, o.
l,i,.b,lH, S9HsSSo S599pHn Sas GNsoy yJuBgy JgaiTMRoN
u, ,sl l,ay GoI3qn& Coz 90 10 tktiaaf{lkb.
ERR 9fE' t''r u. 6IeMotad, ~ f.,S flS-.''".' @
{sa6a-iyd ,,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
75TJ HTg5F9i7 6ad B5BIE5FR 5iEF5Eia9!il

ven III gFOit many styles bf6t imPn 4
tOllDn 8hlch We eAnnpl hOto meltlon, endNh we'll
I YoTtly sttsullPp9 &SGsel ~ 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

EM3T > 5IAT WHOLESA ALE OK RETAIL. t.'
uUST IeceycdI-,a fargo lot OF superior Bira turned
'O GTindstOnes, f, l.-r at.y. a. IIBua1l .iz.,H,n
Aiso-sIl sizes very best Marietta sharp t ior either
,ct oT dTy FTinding which whe hung II dCSed OIL pa
tent Iction rollers at short noee RA a. l9y Ipleg
ASdrbOGiT 8Il ROHAN'S marble yard, 10 MaTketM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
HIGHLY IMPORPANP.17 T7T

HIGHLY lAdEOElt4AGNIsflL ~
NTEISON'S Premium Chinese Lusltal Washing Fluid,
IN the greatest lmnTOVemont yet discovered Tor saving
labor eud expense III wa4hng ClOllns and HDuse Cea
ing Linens and Cottons wasled by ths Fluid will pc
hter and soifer hun than ~ blceched on tho sTasS
WkRRANt 20 not TO injuT0 tha NbTiC Every lady may
satisfy herself on that lOlnt by goakDsa pet6 or Cotton
or Linein the Fluid null strength for "a hours which
will clearly show that 4 must DO purely aTmIess VIXEN
Tie CiJhose wishing Puid Is worth three times tip
Shge sSpshee which VIII buy enough loT plarge Iany
Wasling which can DO done IN 0 OF hQuts. Il 4.
MAhGacafed aud sold BY the aubserbeT, who huslpla
Iyphfchased the Tisht FOR 0hi0foulyt, Va. Y ,,tg,
'tFT'f '7S575i't ''ffsi \ JAS. MELJOR, ~ :.
Augq No 90, UlloRSt, Whsslns Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
4 Whevlingl aud zapeHvillsI Lane2 La
-77V For SInhsh.'

{dFV' Elo.41,.l For Sun f1s b, ,6z. o5G sal1
~, !, y - y TtlR fast running Steamer BIePhSn
sffEl Il HyhFd. Bo6fA yAiaeler having been
k77ttI rGnaInled and 70 decOtdted, Will lehye
fIs'i 80 HWheeilng yor Runhsh and all intermediate
aldgs svgRY DAY at half past O'Clock, M.U LREl
POr freight or passage apply on board. snn2ll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
-. BANHtLOkSl

iih InstantanssuS Liquid Hair Dye. . 2.
NO those Wishing halt dye that nay be depended ul1
OH tse Jan eheoTInity iee0nnahd thedhovel Theb
6folty fehtence oA b5 Venas to- iiis RupeIOry over
everything Of lilo kipd pnW 10 USE Toy sale Wholesale
ind retail, by et.i LsnsLOdhN 0 Opii q,
inar3f tg'HcrIfifN Y sole ag"nts intldscitv
W'Y,CoyA arthetshipH 0O1
Y THE undo signed have tile daYloTmed oopartneT-
Shin under iiina ana style 0l O. Baker co.. AMI
eieOnnue the steamboat aeepey aud boat Store bnpf
hessat tie old stand, No. 90 Wf'ersi L. at
ap9t alHArR Fftf8 f9as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

D gYlflS btAUOO OO-RAhINEhSthtt.l lN.
NE subscribers have this day entered inoParnetshp
II for tGt purpose oTtranSaetihE Comm ana tor
warding busiress. under Tue ayle pI Do9e S9w9
s 6oaTe & CO.. and solicit Contnubnee Of the 6gSliesS
o1 IN istc ,rms A. y D0ASE,u I
'" Wv '~0 ]. C0WGlLL.
N1.r.h t9,h 1874 -ftas-f mia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

BALTIMORE, June i9, tof0.
h .Mssstu llpkIs8 Waltohi Hhiltd6l
Sfs! %s DI Esq w @
nom you havlng taved 1hr Books and M
5ST 0:.rS9gs9 sEa'9rhR a.. iSSEy S:ySa5 5Ss S
YbAr, nlhe S0huYlh Qn tha Oh Vi lr8ldG50lGseta
Epafs ats very ~ IsIEs f;ils tigy 0akyEi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
'aI REMOVAL. ,a.' d,

M qCt,6 LIENS s. KNOX have IemoYsa their lHlols
OF Do5ts and hoss to the new IUur story
Sftk bSilSiSE, II 1iss6Yf NO p'i5f lM'l5' T5'
..i' ITg'ni VNOIthlt,i iIInln SIPeet,3 g.lg !al
"A lew bnlldLga North OF the Merchants 8 Mechahee
bak The dGposl side Of tue street. aud doors South
uT VIM n. Seibys dry good Store. W 80,
ThanMl for The patronage herdloOte extended 20 ie
House. tbsy are confident that with the Increased ac
lies or dopg business they can oHer 10 mercbans SUI
greater ndueeinets ior buying than he tetol0le ~ t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
a6 GEORGE MHNDEh. ag?
.d No I54, RIHln Street, y ss,.i
J3sIJ N, Thomas Hughes p tsgoH
ITAR ret nned nom tho RasIefM oliles With The fines

sis3siJ ,Is6 Thomas Hughes yi,IT9A /
TTAR TetTned nom the Basletn cities With the finest
III stock Of-W f1l 5GluuH -HlI't- - ~
~ CASSlNlERES, CLOTHS, VESTINGS,
and Cent? Noiiops gsnsTqy that hes ever been exhibited
In the cty hemviits public n give him fSnh w
srs't Als GGGIs giq Ie lSn S9S
y TO seb and admiTcaIld call cdTlylIf fr .uitr a,iW
it No 30, corner Monroe and whlorAs:
tenla lss - Wheelng, va,
DAGURRRBOTYPBt GALLERY! {!
ej-is Isii 2sa1 Al. q. AltT1s ne EinStes
10y attention TO his Daguetean Rooms, aud
IoA NAfDzfY ApbarutuB, now the result OF yeats bt
A sglliAy6l eYreTience and close application dtho
- att Confident thnt he now oOnibines
s77sT3Il ihhis hiseslabliahnehtAl all Oftle Improve!
mens aud tests have proven valuable,
no promise TO produce Lkenesses oomOlnng All Tue
beauty and perfection which has set been attained by the
Daguerrean process, ...,. .,ff,fns. .ff Esa i,
For the attractive and COnnodlOus style ~ WINCH ms
roont m ttcd un he te public TO call and
Inc Orthsm9elyes his oabhetof Specimens are always
open for inspection. lHiolL i' nNAt ~. ~
ikeuesses iakenin all kinds OF weather, slnsly or tn
groupsj sisD post norton shortnOtee
UI-A wen lseecied Stook OImateralS -ChemCas, plaes
cases, lOCkets, DC, always on hand and for sale: &
Rooms, No. 80 hOnFoe Ht'f neat the Post once
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

! % In19IV H1IH7 REMOVAL. n -, --,.I1
IN orIEN, CARR q Co. have ICinoyed uielr stock OF
j wholesale Iobaeto, Snuff elH feBaIs from NO y
Main slreet 10 the new blocko buel east
~ a. ~ i'' - y WiNb jGn2S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12
's"p-~grI MICHAEL. j. RoHAN,
~ .- ! Marble Mason and YhnlL Bullder.

.IIIN J j MAJ DIG 10sVhHNV NhuII Huu1I'T
nlsAIso CaeImed Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Hlodols aud MpHettG Grind stousN w4pFqCd
at the l9Yes paae prices, 4 .l--alk aallL lyaI.l
Saddles Harness, Trunks, &C..
fs-LA 4JER;H D, sffRpPABD would respectfully In,
G moved lis esi biislment 10 NU fSi, Main Sireei
corner orUniOh, where win DO lond constantly on band
large and wen selected assuttnnt Of all articles iphs
Iron frame aud Wood box Trunks, YHliSeA,
OnFbeJ Hugs, Scotch UppoF nDl 90 skin
ColInHp, llNneBs iNNltips, yIlc., osC'1 tGc'
a. OlRhlell 9Ie InauhepTcd by cOmpriSnt wOrkInel
Ofthe best materials, and Wit be sold FOR CASH
thue desitirg opuTehltc are requested 70 OK
sl,Ie2ytS No. tsl, Main q. wAtsllhs, ysi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

TT6F055H' AZ Ia ARGE ASSORTAlE lENI s.I "a sj
dreSs tihts pearl and black RrGsslan lHgr4-
W ham, Paris vOukB america and Loillon HATS. 80
n,riS IL 1 n ,TiI'I' r. Is. M JlANpkRl q lHoG.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

iltfnrj b6ttIes Of Louden's ceebTaed Family MedlT
O(JJ cnies.l 1h6 Oniy ogeley iii the city
These SIo tho beat Family mtdClnes now III use being
perfectly sale and will ce used 70
iS1ros N EIiGCHl 4s si1lH 81 Uuinn street. agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

fTIJ3 JET IHlI VIZ REMUVAL. =, .ai, Z
IVlRANZnRIAI& & LUTz have removed their ,WhoeS9le
LlpuOr store from the RpliSg House 70 NO
90, Market Square, next VIM, haf l.9g,
5f IS 6cst Wines and Liquors, Al the g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-12

1 Z TtIU AnSI CIUAKSu-2 10 i
~ 1000 Git cgarsj 'l ,-ti
II r. l6s,r, GOOI prinsadOs eigarsI ,.'assA
! .r. 2OO0 Apollo l5 do tiIHIt.ns .r.IiE.l no T
1000 ~ Dorado do U..,. U..
| hoHHIt 1900 Washington Jonuireht cigarsi
EHrien5 1000 Panonts ifd'is 40 a'
lt snoi i@i92g @ liSysns j. liz. 40 40 .'
~ n glb' gS s6Sf Rs5 Rcssl ~ '"S'r' ii do
lsu1mao3 ~ 20 BOXES TO- luini, Tobatcoi '7.''
lac 4,.frt 40 1872 do blb. do 4 do $3.50 pie
| Just received aud for sale BY u .,,,,,y,,
Demoine courier., 1854-07-27
Legal Notice.

To HUGH HAWKINS, SIR:
TNHE Sheriff of Wapello county having re-
l. turned a notice that you were mot found
you are therefore hereby advertised that there
is on file in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict court of Wapeilo county, Iowa, a petition
of ID. A. 81. M. Richardson, claiming of YOU
five thousand dollars. -Four thousand dollars
as money due them for damages sustained by
them in consequence of the non-delivery by
you to them, or their consignee, Mr.. Johnson
at Johnsonsport on the Des Moihes River, of
a large amount of goods, wares and merchan-
disc, to wit: of the value of four thousand
dollars, shipped by Burns & RentgeL for petit
TONERS, on the steamboat Badger State, at Keo-
kuk, Iowa, about the 10th of May, 1858, at
which time you were master of said boai;and also
for damages sustained by them to a large amount
to wit: the sun of one thousand dollars by rea-
son of injuries done TO and sustained by other
goods, wares and merchandise, Shipped as
aforesaid, at the time aforesaid in consequence
Of the careless, negligent and improper man.
agement of said boat by you and your under
officers, and that unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the morning of the
both August next, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
H.. b. HENDERsHoTT, Atty for Pets.
July 9th, 1S54.-4w
Demoine courier., 1854-07-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

To N1-2SW Ia, Sec. SO, N 1-2 s E IA Sec.
32T7l r 10 and the owners thereof:
TNHE sheriff of Wapello county having re-
l. turned a notice in the case not found,' you
are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the Clerks Office of the District court OF said
county a petition of Peter b. Long, claiming
that there is due him the sum of twenty five dol
lars, money paid as taxes on said land,-ten
dollars paid to the Treasurer and Collector of
said county, upon a sale of said land for the
unpaid taxes of 1851, and fifteen dollars for tax
es falling due and being unpaid for subsequent
years. Petitioner asks that the equity of re-
demption in said land be forever foreclosed and
that The title in fee simple thereto be freely vest
ed in him. Now unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the morning of the
29th of August, 1854, a decree viii be rendered
JOSEPH HAYNE. Clerk.
H.. b. HENDERsHorT, Atty for Pet.
July 25th, 1S5i.-4w
Demoine courier., 1854-07-27

Ia proof Of what we have long since as
serted, viz: that the Mustang Eminent i.
the 'sine qua non'' Of all external remedies
ever before offered to the afflicted.
We would call espacial attention to the
advertisements of this Liniment, in our
columns, and will take this occasion to
say that thi. appears to be one of the few
popular medicines that really possess all
the virtues ascribed to them. In eGectu-
aIlv curing the worst cases of Rheumatism,
no matter how long standing, in an incred-
IDLY short time. and for sprains, bruises,
sores, burns, or pains of any kind, it has
no equal. We have heard of many cures
that have been performed that really OPP
pear incredible, we lie they not vouchcd for
by persons Of res possibility and inhu-
1t is said to be an infallible remedy
musquito bites.
See advertisement in another column.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-27
ARRIVAL OF THE
FIR ANKLIN,
New YORK, July 10.

-, NEW 1 DIRK, July 10.
The steamer franklin, with advices
from Havre and Liverpool to 5,h inst.
went ashore yesterday, of Montauk
Long Island, and is said 20 be in a dan.
gerous position. She has 100 passen.
gers on board, abou, 40 of whom reached
here this morning. AT las, accounts she
was not breaking up.
A formidable revolt took place n,
Madrid. on the 18th. headed by General
ODonnel. The insurgents number
1000. Reports at latest dates are con.
ll'cting. The city is covered with bar
ricades, ard the garrison had fra,ernized
with the insurgents. O'Donne!l had
threatened to attack the palace unless
ministers resigned. tits also stated that
the Queen had been called upon TO alb.
dicate.
l, 10 reported from Vienna that the
Czar's reply had been received, and he
says he will resort to the las, musket
and the last rouble.
The Russians had no, yet evacuated
Moldavia and had concentrated their
forces on the Transylvania frontier.
making a complete change of froDt. with
$4,000 men ready for action.
Austria, on the other hand, is reported
as having despatched a force Of $4,000
men into Moldavia to drive the Russians
across the river, so that a collision is
considered probable.
n,,- bo ,r,tt A. ~ 49, ALL
advices say that the Cars reply to the
Auslro Prussian note had not transpired.
No important movemen had taken
place by The allied fleets.
Seaastoro! was still threatened.
The Baltic fleet was of Cronstadt.
The Russians continue to retire from
Waltachia, and the right bank OF the
Danube IS entirely evacuated, except
two fortified positions.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-27
" The Philadelphia Courier an

" The Philadelphia Courier and
Enquirer says: ut is settled tina, Eng
land is prepared to let Canada be jus.
as free as it desires. The House of
Lord, By a majority of twenty four.
has voted to sustain the Minister rial bill
a~6olishipg the present upper branch of
the Canadian Government, which is
dominated for life by the Governor Gen
eral. and provided for an Upper Chamber
10 be elected by the people, the members
whereof must each DE worth a thousand
pounds, be thirty years of age, and are
10 have a term of office for six years.
This vote of the Lords was given in
spite Of a very earnest and able speech
of Lord Derby sgains, the bill. and it
iusures the complete cosumma,ion of the
measure. l. is by far the mos, impor-
sant Of the series Of concessions which
the mother country has been making to
Canada for years; aud. in fact. leaves
but Ole more concession to be made
to produce absolute Independence
namely, the election Of Governor by the
people instead OF his appointment by
by the Crown.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-27
Indiana State hnti-NebraSka Con-
ventiOn.
CINCINNATI, july Is.

S~INCiNNATl, July Id.
The Indiana State anti Nebraska Con
venlion assembled at indianapolis TO. day,
and tho attendance was very large.
Judge Thomas Smith. an old line
Democrat. was chosen, President, with
a large number Of Vice Presidents and
Secretaries.
A preamble and resolutions were
adopted by acclamalion.
- They oppose the Nebraska swindle
and the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise; pledge a general cooperation
withou! regard 70 party predictions
against the extension of slavery; in ia
sor Of a %prohibitory liquor law. and
deprecate the action Of the Democratic
Convention which met al Indianapolis
last May.
The Hon. Henry Ellis worth, ex Gov
ernor Bebb, and other leading gentlemen,
addressed The Convention.
Candidates fer State officers were
nominated on the anti Nebraska princi
pie. After which the Convention ad.
journed, with thirteen cheers for free soil
and free labor.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-27
NOTICE.

To JOHNSON Sc BENNETT, trading and doing
business under said firm named:
NOU are hereby notified that l claim of you
l. not exceeding one hundred dollars as Justly
due me on an account for lumber furnished and
materials found for building shantees, &C., and
that unless you appear at the office of John ID.
Robson, a Justice of the Peace in and for
Agency township, Wapello county, Iowa, on
Friday, The 21st day July, A ID. 1854 at Q o.
clock A. NJ. and make defense to said claim
Judgment will be rendered against you for the
whole mount and with interest and cost.
DAVID S. FARNSWORTH.
c.. FRANKLIN, his Atty.
And now on this 2lst day of July A. ID.
1854, comes the Plaintiff by C. Franklin, his
Attorney, and the defendants being called came
not, and it appearing to the court by the re-
turn Of the constable that the defendants are
not to be found, it is ordered by the court that
the cause stand continued until the 18th day Of
August A. ID. 1854, at 10 O'Clock A. M, for
publication of notice TO defendants.
JOHN ID. ROBSON, j. of p.
July 25th, 1S5l.AW.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-27
Mntica.

STATE oFIOWA, ! District court efsaia Co.
WAPELLo COUNTY. August Term, 1854.
To DANIEL A. FARLEY & ANN L. FARLEY:
VOU are hereby notified that on or before
l. the 10th day Of August, A. ID. 1854, there
will be Oh file in the office of the Clerk of the
Dirtrict courtin Wapello county a petition of
Noah l.. Gebhart claiming Of you the foreclo-
sure of a Mortgage on lot number 96 in the
town of Ottumwa in said county, and a judg-
ment on a certain promissory note, to secure
which said mortgage was given for the the sum
of two hundred and twenty-five dollars; and
that unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the morning of the second day of the
next term of said District court, judgment will
be rendered against you thereon.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Moan L. G%EPHART, Pitt.
July 9th. 1S5i.-iw
Demoine courier., 1854-07-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

To ROBERT w. EWING:
TNHE sheriff of Wapello county having return
l. ed a notice issued to you, 'notfound;' you are
therefore hereby advertised that there is on file
in the Clerks Office of the District court Of
said county, a petition OF Mary Ewing praying
to be divorced from you, and asking said court
10 decree TO her nfee simple, lots 2, 3, and tin
block b in Dahlonega, as also to decree to her
as The sole owner, what personal property she
now holds, amounting in value TO some $40 or
$50; also asking to have the care Of your Joint
offspring (Which has died since filing said petit
tion.) The reasons set out for a divorce, are
bad treatment by you of petitioner, and base
and perfidious conduct towards, and treatment
of petitioners daughter.
Now unless you appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the morning of the 29th Au-
gust, 1884, a decree will be rendered against you
on said petition. JOSEPH HAYNE, Clk.
H.. b. HENDERsHorT, Atty for Pet.
July 25th, lS5i.-iw.
Demoine courier., 1854-07-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

.pY VIRTUE Of a writ of Vendi Erponas
- issued by the Clerk of the District Court
of Wapello county, Iowa, to me directed, in
favor of Hugh w. Sample s. Co., and against
Seth E. Griggs & ]. ]. Cassidy, l have levied
on and will proceed to sell, at public cutlery,
at the Court House door in Ottumwa, on Satur-
day the 18th day of August, A. d.. 1854, be-
tween the hours of 9 O'Clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock
?. m. of said day, the following described Real
Estate, to-wit:
The N. f. or of the N. w. or & the N. w.
or of S. w. or & the S. E. Or of the N. f.. or
of Section No. 81, Township No. - North,
of Range No. 10 West, as the property of the
said Seth f. Griggs & the N. f. or Of Section
y, Township No. II North, of Range No. ID
West, as the property of the said J.. J. Cassidy,
to satisfy said writ. Terms of sale, cash In
hand. d. II. MICHAEL,
Sheriff of Wap. Co, Iowa.
July 9th 1854. Prs fee $500