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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-14

Legal NotACes
i Barnard, Adans 3 Co., Dccneh, Rives Co..
D. y. Walssai Ysu end each Of You are hereby
notified that there Sew or fle IN the once 81 the
Clerk at the ntxtrict Court Of Lee County, Iowa,
.tKsesnk pttit.os q c;sharins hanS dsrs.. md
eissming " yvu the said james Reynolds six hun
dred and seventy eight doiiars and intercst At u
per csat. Per snnum from February ioth, lsss
upea . tsomissoYy note executed by you TO said
". hsaaAIi deceased, and PRAYING against all Of
yeu, sAe said James Reynolds, Caroline A. Key
noids, Bernard, AdAms Co, Docnch hives = 70.
asd D. r. Wilson the force losure OK mortRsge
upon the front half Of lots one and two In block
one Aundrsd and hfty-nine 1851, in the CITY q
Keckuk, Lee County, Iowa, executed ~ Tue said
Jamss Reynolds and Csorline A. Reynolds 70 sAiu
J. " Randall, to secure said note, and praying
for sale of said property, in which you All claim
to have SEINE interest, and fer general relief and
thst unler yon appear and plead, answer or de-
meg thereto, on or before the I'd Say OF the next
tern 81 said court, be holden at Keokuk on the
first Monday in February, A. ID. 1850, judgment by
default will be rendered against you.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
bee 6, Isss.d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Two JOHN uIIlkEKsUN, Margaret J 81 lkerson,
y Hugh Harkins, Cathsrine NJ c. Harkins, Till
man, Hoaler Co.; You and each Of you are here
by nutihed that there lie hle in the ONCE OF
tbs Clerk Of The District Court for Leo County,
loEas al heokuk, petition Of Joseph p. Moreira,
claiming OF YOU, the said john 6iikerson and
MasgaretJ. Giikerson he sum VI ive thousand do l.
iarss and interest at 10 per cent per auunm, upon
pronis.ors ne,e exec~ ted by you, and also claim
against yen and the said Hugh Hsrkins, Catharine
M. c. Harkins and Tllman, RoHier 4 Co., who
claim 70 have some interest In the land hereinaf-
ter described The foreclosure Of amort gage
led by said John 0ilkerson and Margaret j. Gill;
kerson to said oseph r Morsira, upon the land
Described in said petition, being in Lee County,
Iowa. and being part OF the south west quarter ~
section Foul, In township sixty-6ve, north range
hse vest: so1o part OF the south quarter of
tho fractional north west quarter OF section four,
same township and range. And that unless ycu
of the term of said court to be holden nj Kco
kuk onthe first Mhndayin February A. u. 1859,
Judgment will be rendered against You by defanlt.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Dec, 6, IS5s-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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a Kane'- Expedition,
Battan's Life Of nurr,
iroctor's Legend ard Lyrics,
Niakurn's New YORK to hvlhi.
bancroft seventh Volume.
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The HoOk al Ghcss
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nts eAehphhcd IN games actually played by ths
gfta, masters, Also a series Of Ghess rnlee I'll
iiasifaslons itom original designs, by II. h. Az.
aeii. ~ sas py NJ. W. WESCoTT.
NV - Naeeessor to Cave 4 Barber
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01oruss Cod Liver OH Jelly,
A PPKovED by tho Nav York Academy Of
~ Medicine, containing S5 per cent. pure oil. A
delicious preparation, having al the soothing and
healing properties Of the oil without any disagree
able taste. A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
No. 90 Main-st.,
Bept3d Agent for this city.
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Trustcr,s ante,

TrUsteess anfe.
DNBLIc NOTICE il hereby given that on Tues.
i day, the 2g.a day # December, A. ID. 1853,
shal .ell 10 the highest bidder for cash. lot four
al II b!oek thirty eight $3.50, of the City If keo-
knf. Lee county iewa. said sale will take place
between the houfs Of two O'Clock and four
oeiueh p ~. 81 sal3 day, Ia front ct my Office, on
tbs corner 81 Main and Second streets m raid eity
aid Y II be made hy yiftue Ut Deed ~ Y,.st
from horare IL ASrrs and wife 10 me-, 10 .eeure q
9spt 70 hosk nf, Helsiil Co., due the lst day "
sette,attr last fr sga6s 81 ana = siee,l VII, -
made ru the pufcbassr.
eAM'L r. MILLER,
Ny. lis, lsa5-nflg4td Tfustee
hhnW tkooks-.Errsn Arrival,
A bAAsE si9eE ali 6vrts ahd sixes at
a oUDHA, BROW Mill 4 CO.
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e'V's 1'r e0s1-~ nv - sVI OAAtiASef.
sI,oc HAs. scHAFEk, MELINDA N .scHAFER
/ ard GUY WELLS: There 10 now on ale In the
Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County Iowa, at keok uk, the petition OF Edward
X. Hart asking the Court To foreclosc 4 mortgage
against Charles Schafer aud Melinda NJ. Schafer
his wife, on part Of t one in block ninety three
in the city OF heokuk and county If Lee, in which
said Guy Wells has an interest, by . subsequent
mortgage. Said petition represents that said
mortgage Was given to several promiesoyy
notes il all some $i3 90 and asks for the sale Of
the property and he interest Of all the
therein, and deed AMI possession to the Sheriff
and for general relief. Unless you appear and
answer SAID petition 90 or before the second day Of
the February term 1852 Of said court, decree
will be rendered according to the prayer.
RANKIN, MILLER ! ENSTRR,
Nov. ~ ,lSbS-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
fl,O WIN. s. WOODW AID, MARY r. WOODWARD.
j.. ehAPp and BEN. r. CARBON. You are here
by aoti 6ed that there IL on lc in the Office OF
the Clark Of the DDtrict Court Of Leo County
Iowa, at keosuk, . fstition Of Lockwood acc,
claiming II Vim. s.. Woodward the sum IL ten
thousand dollars and interest, on four notes BY
said Woodward TO Lockwood 4 CO., each for twenty
five huaared dollars, and praying foreclosure Of
iaOtgsge and eqalty o. redemption ard sale Of all
right, title aud interest Of said Woodward and
N.rv = Woodward. his lie. and said T. Giarp a.
Trustee for Henj. I. carren, and said Benj r. Car
ron in property decrhrd in said Petition, and un-
less you appear nnd answer thereto on or before
The second uay oil nest tsbruary tl35g) term OF
said court, 10 he held ~ kaokuk on the first Men
day Vi said month, judgment by default will be
had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER Il EAsTgR,
Nov. ~ 1S5S-d Plaintiffs Att,ys
rl,o PkIkh HAkI, BuID0ET HART, nan
i HIN MILLER. TIILMANN, HOZIER leo.
aud A. I. WALKING; You are hereby notified
that there II now fie in the Office OF the Clerk
Of the District court .f Lee County, lows, al Keo-
kuk, petition OF AbUer Reeves claiming VI said
Peter Hart thirteen thousand dollars a money due
on three promissory nocs, and claiming against eli
Of you the foreclosure Of a mortgage given BY said
Peter and Bridget Hart, lot :, block liz nf the
notes. and asking sale Of said property, ard I'M
less you appear and answef sAd petition on or be-
fore the Tuesday alter The first Monday In Februa.
| ~ next, Judgment will be rendered BY default.
RANKIN, MILLER = kNSTER,
I Nov. ~, ls5e.d Att'ys for Plaintiff
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dItOrHtyfIOr Petltlopcfs.
The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order Of publication from the District
Court of Lee County Iowa at Kookuk, against
Moses b. Morrison, X. W Clarke and Turpin Daugh-
tiers, defendants, "not found,' therefore let pub
LEGATION BE- male in the DAILY Gate CITY," news
paper published In said county, once week for
four consecutive weeks. EhIEJ. LEIGH,
Nov. l5, Is5Sd4w Clerk ID. C..
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TrusIec SaIc.


Keokuk, Nov. so 1S5s-ddw
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legal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
Joseph Auwerda from the District Court OF Lee
County Iowa. at COX uk therefore let publicati
be made in the "Daily Gate City" . newspaper
published in said county, once week for -four con-
secutive weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nev. 20, lS5s-d4w Clerk D. G..
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Aug. 10, 1888. Atty for Petitioner.
he petitioner in the above amed action having
obtained al order of publication therein by said
Court, as To u. W. Jenere, one Of the defendants,
returned "not found therefore let publication
be made in the "DaiIy Gate City," newspaper
published in said county, once week for four con-
sscutive weeks. ERIE ]. LEECH,
Nov. H. ls5S-dsw Clerk b. C.
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By TE.E.EGR.APH.


WAsHrSoroH, Dee I6.-C N. Pine Marshal o.
northern Tlino's An the nominations made during
the recess Of Congress, together with appointment
for other States, without opposihons VIM. Preston
Minister 10 Spain; Gen. Ward Minister to China
Clancy Jones Minister TO Austria
The Senate ratified the treaties with China and j.
pan.
WAsmfGroE, Dec. 16.--There is less apprehension
Of trouble with Great Britain than there was when
the last intelligence Of the recent events IL Central
Ameriea vas received
The rumor that the President intends sending q
wsr message 10 Congress is unfounded. The Ad-
minisraon expects 70 settle the matter 10 the sat
isfaction Of the country Correspondence thereon
win be sent to tho House 10 day be acted to-
morrow Dispatches say, however, that Capt. Old
ham dsclaied the right to search, and said that be
merely boarded The Washington 10 get news aud
make friendly visit. Onsely explainedit the same
EBy. raI
Mcintosh thinks the expansfion atisrctery frank
and fair.
meeting was held at GreytOWD and the inhabit.
ants resolved TO nain,ain their Independence. and
applied to 0usely for assistance. Ousely promised
them due consideration in The proper quarter.
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WAsHISeroN, Dee Is -sESATE.-Slr Wilson
moved TO amend the AFzonia bill; to provide for
the election Of officers for the term Of two years
by the people Of She territory.
A resoluien was adopted, asking the President
for information concerning the slaves landed by the
Murderer.
HoUsE--A message from the President was re-
eeiye1 together with communications from the
State and Navy Departments, concerning the recent
events in Central America referred to the com
mittse on Foreign Affairs, unread.
communication was received from the Seereta-
~ Of State asking for an appropriation to convey
destitute Americans from Van Couvers Island 10 San
Francisco.
The Maryland contested election case was re-
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u tt-t
The river is now shout al stand, with y feet on
Harpeth Shoals
The business Of the Landing has been unusally
thrOBged in the fore part Of thsWssk The freights
have noV been reduoed. so as 70 have hauling mors
promptly done. W
Our Landing we are sorry to state has been
somewhat neglected ia the way Ofrepairs. The steam
srs have Sess compelled to walt bsrths, they are
now however able to approach .he landing without
delsy.
Arrived @JOsePhens Savage from Smithlaud; Cliff
ton, from Pitfsburg.
Dspartsa-EashEilIe, for New Orleans.
For Padueah. cenneciing with The s. Nail
steamer for st LOnis, Memphis, aud Louisville lhs
regular mail boat MihnetOnke, az II o'clock this
aay. gasEs Cg Is ttsa 20 8 81
For New orieaus-The Josephine Savage, one Of
the regular Union line beats, is now resolving
freight, aaa viii meet with quick dispatch in the
early part OF The week,
For Pittsburgh, dirsst-The regular packet Hsr
monia, Capt. Hazet, win depart as above on Friday
at 10 o'clock, A. d.
For Cinoinnati-This day q. " o'clock The regular
packet Duulsih Capt. Enyart. This craft is relies
BILE, accommodating, and prOysrbial for giving en-
tire satisfaction.
For Ciucinbaii-Stsamer Isaac Shelby, will DE,
part on Saturday next, at - o'clock
For Oiheinnsti--O On Saturday next, at o'clock,
P. NJ, the steamer Caroline, Miller master.
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market and River News.

CINCINNATI, Dec 16-nOOn-FlOur firm, but IN
changed; Whisky, 23o.
The river has risen three feet in "a hours.
NEw YoRK Dec 16-noOn.-Flour firm. sales
5000 bbls. SOa5.5O for Ohio; Lard 105Al4 !;
Whisky, %.
500 bales at III. Sugar dull at s.; Molasses % !;
Southern red wheat S24; Mess pork SlS87 ;
gunny bags 100. Stock at New Orleans 1000
ST. LOUIS, Dec 6.-The overland mail of the 18Th
has arrived. The river is receding.
water in the channel
LOUISVILLE, Dec l6, M-The river is rising with
u feet water on the falls.
New OBLEAEs, Dec l6-Cotton sales to-day 1900
bales Market generally unchanged Sugar firm
a. 81 gunnies ll3. Freights to Liverpool easy.
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From Mexico,

The Brownsville Flag of the first says that Fidauri
has organized force Of 500 against San Luis which
is garrisoned with 800 men.
l. is rnmored that the United States offered five
million for q railroad track from New Mexico
through chihuahua ard Sonora.
The Liberals are concentrating around the capt.
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FISE WHIsKr.--We acknowledge the RECEIPT, from
the manufacturer, OF dembohn Of " Old Fort
Wheat whisky" made at Manchester, in this State,
BY A. B. Robertson, Esq Mr. Robertson has in
vested large sum Of mOaey in the business Of dis
tiling wheat rye, and corn whisky, and from pride
as we'll as policy has determined to make The best
article possible. His brands are already famous,
aud we have no doubt that they are destined to
become pre>emineni Good judges who have tasted
the sample sent us pronounce it the best they have
ever seen As the manufacture Of Mr.. R is sold for
what it is worth, and not for fancy prices, We have
no doubt the demand viii soon suspass the largest
supply.
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SELLING OFF!

SELLING OFFg
AT COST!
SELLING OFFII!
AT COSTII!I
TO CLOSE BUSINESS,
ct CLIFTOE, ALBRIGHT s Co.'s No. 10 Cedar Street
Call and examine for yourselves, the greatest in
,iucoments ever offered to cash purchasers. We are
fully determined to close out our entire stock at prime
Eastern cost prior to the first day of January next
Merchants wishing TO replenish their stock will
find it greatly to their advantage TO examine our
prices. To those wishing to embark in the Clothing
Business, we will dispose Of the entire stock, good
will and fixtures, on the most favorable and satisfae-
tory terms.
All persons knowing themselves indebted, will
confer favor by making early payments. Those
having claims will present them for settlement.
kov25dtJan159.
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Hon West II Humphres, Of this city, aud s
Colyar, ESQ., Of Winchester, Tennessee, were elected
members of The Historical Society Of Tennessee, on
Tuesday lss-tue first sn active member, the latter
= eorresroudipp member.
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miraculous cures have performed By it all over the land
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Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatsm Contrae
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u WAsHusoToa Dec l6 The Union says that
England, France and Spain, fully concur in the
line Of policy laid down by The United States con,
corning Mexico and G Blral America.
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PToT HAsKEIIDear Sir feel it to be my duty TO inform
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WOOD SAWS.
WE have an excellent article Of Wood Saws and Saw Horses;
w Collins andother brand Of Axes;
Plain and Ornamental Coal Scuttles;
Vases, Coal and Cinder Shovelsi
Fire Irons and Strands. Of all qualities;
Hearth BrOOms, Busters and Door Mats.
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
noVl4 IA College street.
PLATED WARE.
WE great variety Dinner and Breakfast CasOTsi
w Silver Plated Bsna Ware with hne Cut Glass Pressed
or Plain Bottles, very low prices.
Parlor and Bed Room Candlesticks;
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Table and Tea Spoons Dinner and Desert Forks:
Mustard and Salt Spoons;
Hall Lamps, &c, &C.
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oyI4 scr IA College Street.
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ARSoED, from Henderson eouaty, charged with
forging applications for Land Warran's, had hear
ing yesterday, before Judge Humphreys, aud was
required TO give bailtotle amount Of S2O,VOO.
WRieHr. from the same county, charged Win
similar offence viii have hearing this morning.
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SALE OF LAND.

SALE OF LAND.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Chanesry Court GaIlatin at
D its last term, shall on the 1st Monday an De-
eember next the Court House door, in the town OF Gal
latin, expose 10 sale
At Public Auction,
One Of valuable tracts Of Land in the county Of Sumner
containing about
ale ACR ES.
Said tract beautifully situated, lying about miles
from Town Of Gallatn Immediately upon first rate Turn
pike road within 800 100 yards Of the L0usve and Nash
Railroad. nOw finished from this place 70 Nashye and
known the Odm Tract
Upon said Land are OF never falling Springs Of excellent
water One Hundred Fifty Of said being we'll
tmbeFed Blue Grass, afoing fine paurage
any country the balance high state Of cultivation.
Said Of Land will be sold whole, divided into two
tracts purchasers Also, at the time and place. that
valuable
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated In the town Of Galan short distance
from the Square the Dr. NeTs0m property said Lot
has good Dwelling containing Rooms Kitchen
Smoke house, Stable snd Case house, with ether
necessary Outhoues No Brick Once with roOue, together
with large yard ard Garden, and altogether Of the most
desirable residences in the Town Of Gallatil-
TKRss o. SALE-Onethird Cash. the balance in and
years notes we'll endorsed without interest," and lien rsti1ed
Said Land and House and Lot win be hoEu 20 desr
ng to purchase, on application, IL Gallatin 10
LEONIDAS BAKER, CommiFs5ner.
Galatin, Tenn, Sept. 25--sepa9-5m
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last RECEIVES br

JOHN EoaA Co, Ne. IS onlsn slrses.
Longfsiiors Nsg Poem,
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