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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-13

The Iowa City CORES pondent Of the Day.
ehpor' oaseffe, relating the incidents Of
trip to the Capitol from Davenport bv rail.
road, SAYS:
one OF cur old members pulled out his
pass Tor tae inspection Of the Conductor
eheh gentleman connected with the Msdi.
ca institute AT keoAuk, aud reyelinr In a
a9s sAin coat, took the pass aud handed il Ia
TAG conductor on has own hook That off.
eiai examined the document and declared i,
all right. While the Conductor was attend.
iog 10 my case, the pass was passed 70 its
rea. owner, who IN his turn obtained on tho
strength OF it the privilege of passing over
Tue road as ''dead head Ii is dne The
honesty OF my medical friend, however. Ia
say ne made II all right with the Condurtor
A'serwards. The Conductor coneluIed be
would watch the next gentleman from keo.
Aux VIII whom be might come in contact ,,
we might be able 10 mention the mama ot
this medical man, we presume, bur his well
known modesty might be offended by nnblie
mention. But how the Conductor is going
% Tel! "the next gentleman from keokuk -
We 90 not understand, unless he takes doc
sNin coat to be prima facia evidence Of re.
denee IA the Gate CITY.
THOSE EyFRLAuI>e CnINAsgx.-If there
ever was anything done that hadn't been
done before By u Chinaman, We would like
:" Snow what II Was, The chain-pumu.
~aich has been patented in this country a. ,
new .nvent'on,is an old Chinese implement.
ANA the process " Matching eggs bv steam.
winch was thought to be marvel a, the Tim,
y was discovered, LA. been practieed 50 long
IN Emma that there IS no tradition a. to Il.
introduction among the goggle.esed.
OFFICIAL AsSouNcEsrsr. Sam. Houston
says that the Know. N5,hing party is d..
banded and dispersed, and there i moth n,
Tor the members 10 d. now bot join the Re.
publican or Democratic partie.. We sun.
pose this may be taken like something Of AZ
oshcial announcement, for he Was almost tn,
Great Mogal Of Know So,hingism.
SiscEx's SEwiSc MAcHlsEs.-The aiyer
tisemen' Of these machines IN our paper viii
attract attention. The owners are said 10 b.
dong An extensive business in this countr
and in Europe. We have no reason to doub
the fact that these machines do better worl
than can be done by hand, and do in an hou
orso the former labor Of day. Thei
utility in large family is obvious.
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- Traditioi lSuS - corsets were
dfSt iavsntsd b : bsu1ol Iakcher OF the thir-
ssentA eatey, - pnnish16lat for bis wife.
- waavGy aqaaesoss, - fading moth
~ wo04cuFe -, h put = pair Of stays on
~ - 9ed@ 10 IKE oWa1 m breath, and 90
peevsns hsts - be thsugAA from talking -
This cruel punishment was inflicted by other
heartless husbands till at last there was hard
ly wife in all London who was mot con.
demned to tho like infection. The punish
ment became 90 usivsrsxl at last, that the La
dies, in their defence, made fashion OF il,
and 1t has 80 continued to the present day.
CO Words and grammar seem TO be very
variable adairs. The Chsissiaa Enquirer
says "The word "fast" 10 q great . CON-
s,saiesion ~ We have in the language. The
North river II fast when the Joe 10 immovA-
BILE, and then the ice disappeared vsry fast,
for it Was loose. clock il ]. called fast when
II is quicker than time; but . man 10 told
to stand fast when he 10 desired TO remain
stationary. People fast when they have
nothing to eat, and sat Joss, sconssqusutly,
when opportunity Offers.
HICKEY Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared 20 insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which For beauty aud
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that 10
done in the City, and At less price than
any other Office here. Ofdce on Blonde a
between Third and Fourth.
gA- MAauIRE's COMPOUND EXTRACT % Bsxrr
PLASr--A certain euro for Diarrh1a, Dyssntsry
Summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bossls
attended with relaxation. AsasAfs, palasabis and
reliable remedy II 10 anequalled For children
teethng attended with irritation u the bowels, Il
/" the most soothing remedy In use. Prepared and
sold by ia c. MAGuIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s.. cor. Olive 4 ID Sta, ST. Louis.
For sAiein Keokuk by Y. II. OConnor. and Drug
gisL generally. FaaR1OdAws
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ron GALE. =
"A FARM contsing 80 scres, we'll impsoved, With
IA = good hose I'D bsAfing orchard, "A mile
south Of Chaslsseon and 10 nilss fren Ksokuk
wiz - sola . ysasoaaAae terms.
A19ay = !. v. Johasoa or J. +. Blair, Ksokuk
~ 70 -. 6kinass, Chasi~tou. fnov1o
TN CHEAT WE6TE1N GRJHEDY,
RvleON'6 6ALvH Tor IL Prevestios "a Csss
II Of Rrostsd Hssis and CAilblains.
rhsss aalieesd NTH this trosblssons e,npaais,
en- y iestaatly rsiisvsd By ssiss ! boz a Lsvi
Apsrises care warranted. OF The nes.y r.s.ass,
-osins known for the Last %eyssrs = ne ealy pr
Certificates ef persoaa cured with tho Eslve CO..
bcsess ~ Supplying to tAs Agent.
AaAdsr, " you have any relations or friend, snf
isrinE With frosted lest procure hox aad present
to them. You viii not Only b dOias them : bss
sAs, baskilI receive tAsis ever listing 6raaitade
Price so osnta box, With fall dirsstions. Rol
ssss.:s Co., 80 SSs:.s So: s::s.
a-As.As WAITED = .r-.i slrs.sSsss L,
Dsaisss sspphsd "a Msssal tsrus. Adas,s BIZ
Levy, Chicago, Ills. rjAae-i3n
r AAARsRRIE5-Fiye bhls isst received -
~ KkLAOo0 4 MINOR,
jAAaA7v &c. RoastAst.
Cove, genuine and wssTantsd
\ j.. IL SEE y KELLOGG sl ls..;a...
L1ON8Y-A pare Article IL sals 81
II KELLOGG : hIR0B,
jap1 -d3W 1ouSth-o1.
nU0KWHxzr EL0uE-zo1 .szs ! .Is1s
ID bat The genuine article.
tsal-A3v KELLOGG 1In01.-
ENLOUR-A variety az hrands. delivered eHtis.
u k1LLO00 prK6e,
jsal-d3w HouSta-st-
TfU NuV1K 100 KXIH 10 TEG = - 4
! fastsonasse, b Charles Ass1, = t.e yelemes
res sals ~ CAVE DAll1y.
sea1o4.
~ Fer sale BY [sevll CAv1 BAILEY.
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smpen { h ln rut.


Concerning the developments in connection
with Doe. Eads, and the course which will
probably be pursued, the Iowa CITY Repub-
hcan Of the 9th says:
''Such, we learn, is the evidence of reck-
sessness, incompetency and lawlessncss ex
hibited by DIR. Eads, and as disclosed by the
investigating Committee appointed by the
present Legislature, there seems to be n o way
Oh avoiding his impeachment. short af nm al
MISSION that case cannot occur so gross as
70 demand such extreme action. RI nm utter
ialthlessness to the interests Of the State, a
deliberate sqaandering Of the public funds.
aud an nnblushng violation of the peremto
sy instruction. of the law. making power.
presents case demanding impeachment.
there - no chance of cyadlng She duty in the
case in hand. Such proceeding, will, un-
doubtedls, rrolong the session beyond the
period anticipated
hAucr Fox.--A singular incident hap
pened a few days since, on the lands OF w.
T.. Underwood, near Clinton. negro wo
man and two children were riding in n car,
when they heard fox yeiping III the road M.
ter them. One of the children sauatted ha.
side the road to scare the fox. REWARD
sprung al the child and ran MIN into the cart.
much to the dismay Of the company. Thu
woman, in attempting to beat the fox out Of
the cart, crippled, and finally killed him
Wilmington \. c. Com.
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TO TME PUDLnCl
ME have this day soad ous entire stock 81 Gro
w ceries, Proviaioas, H., 20 Asssn. Ayrss hey.
nolds, who will ooatinue In the Sane buansas, al
the old stand, NJ. 50 AAiu-st.
Taking this opportunity Of expressing COR tAsak-
fulness 70 our friends end oastomsu for their very
tinuancc Of the same for our successor ~
Jan. 1, 57-(jSd] HAMlLL 4 RALSrON.
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AoOooeo0o MILO - oOSooeo Coo Doovs
10 B1oADuAY, nnu yonx.
cssA cp3aisa1 Iscsssisass 80. ~.
nxP061x0 o1oe, ~ vish ~ Cs0D4sslies u ~
~ So. = Nv Yet. e. - ssessi.y = rslsV
eea4sss- u A94alisa 10 Which ~ sasskhsla~s sss
ses vsaisiy "a iaassasssi sisissss 4 Hss Yssa.
Thu !. Stock Company, retaining " Ne &C.
'...d Sd psf eat. q al Tie proa.s ,ri.ss.Aly:
.;.i q =, :sss,' :; e. =: .
ssats pr veeA. policy for ~ .eeo.
10 woaid notspase this sum Tor The grssi1ss-
toa a Reaction, siek bed " In ease VI sset-
orsvhise for his fsniiyf II would lisI,ss s.
paaa, sad DO more for has recovery ia. .tSisi.s.
S,o:p....: vii =. 81 ...~...,y information, far.
alaAsdby RlCKki = sfNpsOk, Asss.
b Post Onss hsiiaiua.
assed1y ksshsk, Isva
kDOKUK nARlNE INsUHARCR CO.
CADasal, o000, 80.
NvHI6 Company 10 psspafod - do . Masine IasaS
! 49, laslssss. Cargo risks takes atessssossy
sasss, - ~ sssaAossh fssilIsss sxsssAsste reg
alsr easte0sss.
DinRcroas,
4. HgiAGDaA, Wa.H. faeDss,
!. u. Marrison, Geo. b. snyth.
yeAa xe4plin. A. /. Dsminss
$..Ss. - 49,,
y IS s. ss.,s... 'a''1'o'1'
.BAfuDMAN, Prssidsst.
0.D.6AYxN, vissPresidsas.
!. Al: DINING. TrsaAssss.
$3.50 4ss'Sss.lsss .sseseA Street.
I, - TSS SSIs, ssS
"a II NslsI., ~ iAsG a.d ssts.siss oss1as.
nak. vlsA lssse 81 wsll selsslSl steek & toeA,
Hsses. hooppols, -. AsyhOAy whaling = sasaes
q tAs ssepssias assiss.s =. have basgsis b
,y;sf So = - 0' Mn 4. s .Gsr r CO.
w ssspls ssA fassy aroosriss, Psovisisas, b..
Which vs ooss tsr ale - lov - say sfAsr Aeaos
y To sty. ~ s.asAntss everything us Ill - -
e 80 Ssa,i:y; We s, +, s:.e = l hs.A -
- ans1.esss sEpsemty for the my sseas.
All gssAs bsegks asshas essablisAnsss sss dsliv-
sssd = sAspas3 tA,:a.Y he : ..Sr IN
dSss3a Ns4e e.. Assvssa 90 - -.
onn 6zCKBU 4. 1ALr, ~ u (. 8. zf6
xVV sa2s ~ Nm. II. AUSTIN co.
1NYDTKn6.-Brssh sovs Baitimors Oystsss, los
~ sAls ~ WA. II. AUSTIN co.
a ARDINHs.-HaM Ana ees-iOsrth hexss, It
y -: WIN. \. AUSTIN : co.
STsAwss.'sf p: ! I. -; 3, ~ l:''
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lss1oa
IL 1aasa1 IN. n. xtjs1fN = Is.
~ aaa1a W4. =. AUSTIN %.
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~ dsc13d wM. n. AUsTIN : Cd.
~ U0kWHt1f and I've FlonY foe 80 ~
ID Aeca3d NnH. AU6TIN 90.
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dese1a
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II - ~ ~ ~ 49, ~ n ~
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FL r. ~ 81 ~ II AuSffN ~.
a-SSA 49, - ~.-'"--. b
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q. q. n. oT01ULEN,
\ + AL : 3 TATE A q RNT

IS NOTARY PUBLIC.
1Go0sos ana Lets Ter sale ChaoD.
AuD Or econ Sanns.
FARMS IN The NEI0HDOKHOOD OF KROKUK
von sALs On hKAsonADl.s TBans.
ALL NOTARY BUSINESS
AyrsaDap 70 Wis DssPAsca.
@>O2ce 4th 81, between Main asa JoAssou. -
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SHE bssiposs Of Bridge = DsotAsr, In Kookuk
will b. oontiaSsd by " asv 1rn, - heretofore,
under the name and style 81 Bridge Brother.
tended y their Agent, WV. 3. M0san, ~ pest ssa-
son, We win cndeavcrto merit, and hope % fesaivs.
continuance Of the same.
BRIDGE. BnACa co.
81. Losis, No, January i, 81.
jan719n-dAw rTimes eeuw.1
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LanAs anA Lets Ter sale.
Q10 ACRES OF land, on Sand Prairie, Will n
OVO sold for essh, or msrehastabIs dry goods.
ID acres, Ave miles out On The Ksokuk and Port
Dseneines X +.
lot In Williams pery's additisa, sdssisshls
locate Tor = residence.
Alss, hosss and lot aituslsd in the ecatsal part
Of the city.
Rm particulars, Esquire Of
C.D. ING = Co.,
o9ce In rear Of Esq. 6totn, or. "a = Msin-sts.
Keckqk. noviV-Su
ENOR sale - . bargain, : two Horso 6aa9y, n1as-
i ~ new and IN 1rst rate order. Apnly q
WILKINSON : N1kSAALL,
dec6 Cor. Main and Third.
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hestorntton "a tho Arct,r ship Res
otute 10 the British Nation


onerelic of the many expeditions which
have been dispatched in search of Sir John
Franklin and his companions, has at length
reached our shores in the shape of the stout
old Resolute. ON Friday afternoon, nj -
O'Clock, In the midst of violent storm of
ram, lightning aud thunder, she was anchored
at Spithead. The story of the abandonment
OF this ship and of 80 MANY others in the
Arctic Ice, Is too fresh in the public memory
to need repetition here. Suffice il 10 saw
that she got adrift from the frozen regions
IN which she had been abandoned. that sho
drifted about / 200 miles, that she was seen
and boarded by the officers aud crew of the
American whaling ship George Henry. and
by them conveyed into United States port.
On the part of Congress. a very graceful act
followed. Ii was resolved by the Senate and
House of Representatives to appropriate the
sum OF $4,000 to the purchase of the Reso.
lutte, with all the armament, equipment. and
property on board. This done, the ship was
to be moved into one of the navy wards of
the United States, there to be fully repaired
aud equipped, and then to be dispatched to
England as an offering of goodwill and
friendship from the United States TO Great
Britain. All has been done as resolved
On the 18th Of Nov. the Resolute commenced
her homeward voyage, and the 18th of Dec.
she reached Splthead. She arrived under
American colors, but as soon as she let 90
her anchors the English Was run up along
side the American ensign. Every care has
been taken that integrity could devise to re.
place everything on board in the same con-
dition as when the ship was abandoned by
the Arctic adventures. The Resolute, in
dees, Is, in all probability, AS sound and sen
worthy in every respect rs when she sailed
away from the British shores upon her last
Polar adventure. We rejoice TO hear TIM,
Tier Majesty will, By an act of singular grace
and courtesy. eyince her sense of the good
ieeling OF the United States. If We are not
misinformed, she will tomorrow pay visit
to the kesolnte, and bid Captain liartsteip
ana his officers welcome.-ILondon Times,
Dec. Is.
In pursuance with this announcement. the
Queen and suite visited the Resolute, and
the occasion was one Of muck interest.
though 1t was not attended with great dis
play. The English people were much graft.
he'd ut the Act, as were our own countrymen
Ia England, and the English journals speak
OF IL as compliment which which was never
pad to any sther nation. Certainly, events
like these do much to create and cement
good feeling among neighbors and friends,
and are much better occasions for rejoicing
than the triumphs Of arms.
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NV raRM.

NKW EaRMs astu
II UDS0N Y. BRIDGE has th1 dAy assocists
II with hin In business, Hupav b. NoILAsI
LsoSARO D. HOLLAND and JoAs n. DaAcn foe q
Bs6Taxr, under he name snd styie q D1tD0I
BEACH CO. Who are prepared to orr ineseass
tnducemsnts and facilities 70 the nnmssous euetpm
err Of the late Atm, ! eonttnssnee OF vheoe ~
ronagc Il respectfully solisiteA-
janl HRID0E. leach 4 CO.
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y. u. Al KEB. =. y. III U14uDs
AY080 Z DEYNOLDo,
HAVING this day passhaeSd The ssosk Of the
i = old hOass 81 Aamln RAlstsn, No. - Main
street. - rsspeekully solicit the eontnnsd pAtsa-
ago Of their maay friends and TIA pabis seneraly.
No eGert will 6c spared In our sndsevofs 70 keep
full assortment u ell Astislss II the 0soosry and
PDvisisa liss, end aeseasAatng al uAs ~ hvse
~ With : calf.
,I$a. !, 'N-(janS.A .fs.8 1880 sssss.
YNHE co-partnership formed with my brother,
i hAa&lsos r. nainsn, sndes the Arm and style
Of BRIDsk BROTHER, (prsvioss 70 his Aeasase,)
has expired ~ limitation. The suhssreeT will set
room herofers occupied By them.
jani HUDSON r. DQlD0R.a.
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HOME
Insurance CO., NO. 4, WALL STREET, n T.,
Capital v1.oOO 900.
EQU1TADLE
INSURANCE CO., or LONDON,
CApfsAL q -, ~.
W0ID0EPO0T
YIR1 . MARINE ms 90, BRIDGEPORT CONN
sss8k u CAsy1AL 49, ~.
WAo0Bn0f0N
UNION TNe. CO., 0I8vKLAND, o.
CAr1sAl 80 zee.
YDANkLlU
FIRE MARINE IN6. 90, ,Fonp Du Lac, WIS.
CAsisAL 11eo -.
DOLICIES issasd u Ne abovs Campsasss on the
4 safer slsssss Of risks saly, at Ialr rates, and
Tie Agency, on Second stsssl.
deosd WA.r TURNER, Agent.
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WOOD 4 STR BLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS

EnwlSsh ana French Chemicals.
nkuGs AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, oils,
l. Dye-StuGs Brushes, PERU merry, faacy Ar
ticlss, Be-; also, all the Patsat Asdicisss Of the
day. No. ISL Aain-st-, Keokuk. Iowa.
jaul3-dAw
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CO A schoolmaster ssdown cost" has in
vented machine for licking scholars. BY
means Of . crank, boy il put through biz
discipline IN ons-foorth the time the rattan
used to consume.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
The STATE OF Iowa, 1oo
MUsCATINE COUNTY, 90
l srnau, Sir You are hereby notiasi

John ua'dsrnan, Sir:-You are hereby notified
taat on the 9th day of October, A. D. 1856,
Horace Tabor hls in the Office Of the CLERK OF thu
District Court OF the State of Iowa, in and tor
Massatins couaty, pes,ti,a, claiming of you
one Handfsd and Ninety D1llsrs, a. money owing
70 MN from you on certain contrast, bv toe
terms OF which you isassl Of III. said Horace Ia
sor tract of lani situhei 10 Pike Township,
county OF Mds,atins, S:tts of Iowa, and bsoWn
as "D'waan'a Farn"-aad PRAYING Writ Of
A5ta;nineaG to sso1rs said claim : and asking
u agnen for the amount Of said claim with in
ter'sts ana costs. ani y9lr property was attached
according to ths prayer Of said pstition. And
you ara furthar nosifsi that you were returnsd
"not 70 ald," AL this at tho October term Of
All caurs, AID. 1857, an order Of publication
va; daily taken. s
Now, unless you appear aud answer to said Pc
tition on or hafare the drst day of the next term
of sail District Court, judgment will be rendered
against you for the amouai claimed in sail DE- til
ti,a with interest and costs.
D. G. CLOUD, Atty for PIE.
Muscatine, Nov. 20, 1857-nay 2S.wAw
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mis- oXrINE MAnKEr.

Business during the past week has been
pretty fair, a considerable quantity of wheat
having been received. Besides numerous
wagons from the country, an average Of a
carload day is brought from the terminus
of the. Oskaloosa railroad. Prices remain
unchanged, although decline is noticed at
Chicago.
In pork, we have heard Of no transactions
A couple of buyers arrived from the eas,
this week, who, we understand d, have plenty
of cash to pay for pork. Farmers and dro-
vers may rest assured that they can sell thei,
hogs in Muscatine for cash at higher rates
NJ elsewhere in the State. Our packers
g. present Offering ss,5Oa$4 per cwt.
and expect to commence packing next week
The price of pork at Davenport is quoted BY
the Gazette at 1925. At Keokuk, Burline
ton, Quincy, and packing points along tn,
river, packers offer $3a$3,75.
We append our usua. quotations:
Wheat, spring, 5oa55c.
winter, Goo (nominal)
Flour STATS.
Corn, in the ear, 25c.
Oats, 3oc.
Barley, at the breweriss, 60 cents.
Onions 35a40c.
Potatoes, 25a3oc. Sweet potatoes, ST..
Green apples, $la$l. so per bushel.
Eggs, l5c.
Butter, 30c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, lie
Shoulders, lac
Clear sides, &c
Hides, green, Sc; dry flint Sc.
Lumber, $l5a$30 per 1000 feet,
Hogs-Packers Offering So ,5Oa$4.
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The STATE Oh Iowa, J &C
MUsCATINE COUNTY, W.

To William Il. Hay wood Sir You are hereby
notified hat on the 10th day Of June, A. D. 1857,
Sells i Watt, firm doing business under that
name and style in Muscat inc, county of Musca-
tine, and State Of Iowa, filed in the office of the
clerk Of the District Court Of the State of Iowa.
in and for Muscatine county, State OF lows, pa
tition Claiming of you one hundred and sessnty-
four and 7S-l0G cellars with interest thereon ~
the rate Of six PEE CENT per snnala f. n the lzf
day of Jsn:, A. D. 1857 a. mOnsY due them on am
an accoudt for storage and for goods and MIss.
eold and delivered to YOU by said Sells Wits
praying that writ II attachment may iesuss and
asking Judgment for the amount Claimed with M
terest and casss. and your property vas attsohed
according to the prayer said petition. And you
are further notified that you were returned mot
found" and that an order of publication was duly
taken. H.
Now, unless you appear and answer to said peti-
tion on or before the fss day of the next term Of
the said RHsrict Court. Judgment will be rendered
against you as prayed or 10 said petition.
CLOUD VAN HORNE, -
Att'ys for Pi'fs.
Muscatine Nov 90 I857-p2S-w4w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
The STATE OF Iowa, ! &c
MUSCATINE COUNTY, - -

10 johanna Fensua; Madam You are hereby
notified that on che 10Th day of August, A. y.
1851, Jwantxs Feps.ra filed in the ofi;e OF the
clerk Of the District Court Of the State Of Iowa
in and for Muscatine county, hsr petition in chan
cory, claiming Of yeu the right Of propsrty IN and
t,tie to Lot No. one % in Out-Lot No. seventeen
az Gas laid out by Green Stone) and situate In
the city of Muscatine, county Of MuscatiRe, state
of Iowa, and charg that whilst the title thereto
is in tae name Of her dee >asod husband the prop
terty itself was pur..szcd With aer money, and
that SAID rrrre suva.. have bean IN Ger name, .no
not ia the name # her said haso.n., -. 10 praying
taat said property may be deereed to her. Ana
you re further notified that you were returneQ
"not founi," aad that an order Of publication wa
duly taken.
N5w, uniess you appear aad ans ser to said petit,
tion before the first day Of the next tern Of
said Di1trict Court judgment will be rendered
against you, and decree granted as rrayed fer in
sait petition. CLOUD i VAN HORNE,
Sol's for Pm.
Muscatine N,v 90 1857-n23-v4w 14
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

L
PRECIOUS TRUTH.-It has been well
said, like flakes Of snow that fall un,
perceived upon the earth, the seemingI
ly unimportant events Of life succeed
each other. As the snow gathers to-
oether, so are our habits formed ; nd
single flake thar ,, ,,, ,1-a TO the nile
produces sensible difference no sin
gle action creates, however it may ex-
hibit a mans character but as the
tempest hurls the avalanche down the
mountain, and ovelwhelns the plain,
so passion acting on the elements Of
mischief, which evil habits have bro't
together by small accumulations, may
overthrow the whole ediGce Of truth and
virtue. 2
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS years ago,
Gin 1881 two brothers, named Wright,
machineists, were working at Dayton
and one of them became attached to a
young girl named Mnntz, who was then
living in the family Of Mr.. VIM. Ma
CHR. The two brothers afterwards
worked for Ross, Winans & Co., of
Baltimore, and finally became interest
ed in the enormous contracts Of that
firm for stocking the St. Petersburg
and Moscow Railway, went out there
and both became very rich. Ten years
ago the brother who was interested in
Miss Muntz died in London, leaving
her by his will $4,000. Miss Muntz
left Dayton for Preble county years
ago, and though she had been advertis-
ed for, has not came forward to claim
the legacy. The surviving brother was
at Dayton last week, and left there for
Eaton, hoping to hear some tidings Of
her.-Cln. Gaz., 23d.