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$3.50 .,x,., :, n,..,,. -. .,.~
wv JVnn y. LoDNHt 49,: DONNELLAN and
uuA Willis 1oa ~ hereby notinsd thst
there 70 now on mo 70 tne once q the CLERK OF the
pistftct court o. Ice county, - nsoAuk, petition
Is.rrsl,.r m. sn,n ~ I'm thon,and dn,isss -
monev Ana an cs,tain r,om,esorv notes rivon nv
fhem 10 aid Dsliin vey .nd Also claiming The fore
cosu "a a mortynrs "a certain real estate Ia ,be
county Of Lee and stats "a Iowa mere pnrticuIar-
~ described in said petition given by said Lodge
and Donnelan to secure the IA ymept Of said nutes
and alleging that said Wells ia a suhsoaueut
mortgs geo OF the same land, ard pray ing that
his claim may be set up and djudicatad. And I'M
les you appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore the Tuesday after the st Monday in Febr aary
next, judgment will be rendered against you by
default.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER
Nov. ~, ls5s-d Att'ys for BailiIger
YTyT cUAS sruAFEK NkIINDA II af,Ii Frn
/ sua any WELLS Thsrs /. NO. On IA =, ,ha
of6ca ~ the Clark ~ the D;.tyict Genet ~ ias
connt ~ iowa :, k'"ana ,na nss,,,on ~ Eav.rs
Ma, ..Iiry ina Canrt 81 snrse,a.n ,nnr,..va
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Association, will be received, aud the names trans
mitted with the others. :
There are various channels through which con
tributions may be made. other than by individual
subscriptions, to-wit: by organized bodice or as
socatious, a. the Mssons Odd Fellows, Military
and Fire Companies; or from Schools, the proceeds
Of public lectures and Of Fairs, &C., Ac.-oither
of these plans separately, or all Of them mbinsd
may bcst suit the particular locality and
through some one Of thorn IL il hoped that some
thing may be done IN epgrg County IN fcUa.
The subscription To the Journal above referred
T., he mount Vernon Record is but one dollar
per annum and many ladies and children contrib
ute in that way. receiving in return Nm adequate
compensation while others form clubs Of B, 10, ~
or more, and send dollar each fo "Stuarts Gold
Mounted Oil Portrait" which the Association Also
furnish, nj the small tribute named.
The names should always be iegtbiy trritfen, II
they viii be published In the "Record, under tbs
appropriate heads.
Finally, may not the undersigned appeal conf
dent of favorable response, to the PUBLIC PRESS OF
Iowa--that ever ready champion, Of all noble Ane
patriotic movements-for the aid Of its columns u
promote and advance the one now under considera
ton She truly feels that she may do 80, will
entire reliance upon cordial cooperation on III
part for the achievement Of the object in view
for surely, there can be other Of moro patri
otto AMI truly exalted character.
All Communications should be addressed 10 the un
dsrsigned al thts place,
JANE MARIA VAN ANTWERP,
Vice Regent for Iowa.
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from uashinEfcn.
WAsnlSoToS, Nov. "a.

W ASliiNHJDN, NOV. ~.
By advices TO the i4,h Of October, it has
been ascertained that the commander of the
e. 8. sloop-of. sar Dale, was informed by
the commander Of the British steamer Con-
lict, that the latter had captured three slavers
on the African coast, and that the entire
British squadron had captured nine during
the last six months.
After making oruize up the coast the off,
Gers Of the Dale expected the vessel to return
to the L. S.
2 Jas. Fulton, of Tennessee, has been ap-
pointed Purser in the Navy, in place Of DAN
forth, resigned. An Official dispatch states
that the violators Of tho Dixon family ut Be-
irut had been convicted, and that an or
der for their execution would be asked OF the
Sultan.
The Legislature Of Kansas has been re-
quested TO fix permanent seat OF dovern-
mens before any Congressional appropra-
ton for theerecton Of public buildings could
be available. The seat Of Government was
fixed in 1855 at Lecompion. and the money
! expended for that purpose In April last
| the Legislature passed law over the GOV
! ernor's veto, changing the locaiionto MINNIE
I ola. AT the request Of Gov. Denver, do
! cision has recently been given by Attorney
/ General Black, namely, that this law 10 void
| and that the seat must be at Lecompson, al
| least during exist NJ Territorial Government
I for reasons above stated. The money hay.
ing been thus eonditionaliy appropriated ane
expended, the change would be yiolative o.
act Of Congress, aud q fraud on the Uniiee
/ States.
The President has appointed Thomas Nil
Ter Postmaster at Columbus, Ohio, in pac,
Of Samuel Medary, who resigned TO fill thu
| post Of Governor If Kansas. Mr.. Miller wa'
/ Mr.. Aledary's immediate predecessor in tn
former Office.
All Government Offices will BIO closed to
morrow, Thanksgiving day.
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The FiiIibusters.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. "a.
The Mobile Mercury Of Monday last con.
tains card Of Walter Smith, stating that he
assured the crowd Of smigrants at MIR. Hess
office, on Friday, that the vessel would not be
cleared for Nicaragua unless favorable diree.
sions we're received from Washington. lie
advised Mr.. Hess to return the passage mo-
nev, and committee was appointed to ar.
range settlement. The crowd quietly dis.
persed.
The local column OF the same paper says
that the emigrant vessel had been ordered tt
carry cotton to Hamburg.
Gen. Walker left Mobile on Saturday, ant
Judge Campbell arrived same day.
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HUrINESs NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE CRY, and
WEEKLY VALLEY Vine, must be accompanied b,
the cash in all cases.
Daily subscr bers can pay the carrier If they pre-
fer, once in-two week.. The carrier il advised Il
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid fer.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance
except in the case Of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will b
made quarterly.
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Trusseess sale.

DUBLIc NOTICE IL hereby given thar on Tues
i day, the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1865,
shall sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. lot four
a. in block thirty eight 3s) Of the City Of keo-
kuk, Leo county, Iowa. Said sale will take place
between the hours Of two o'clock and four
o'clock p. IN. Of said day, in front Of my office, on
the corner of Main and second streets in said city,
and win be- made by virtue OF q Decd Of Trust
from Horace II. Ayres and vito to me, % secure :
debt to Hoskins, ueiskill Co., due the lat day Of
September last, for 11366 81, andsA deed vi be
made to the purchaser.
SAML +. MILLER,
Nov. 10, 1S68-nvlodtd Trustee.
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The Democratic County Convention met
here to-day 10 nominate q candidate for the
seat in Congress, made vacant by the resig
nation of the Hon. j. CLANCY Jones. There
wax considerable excitement IN town in re.
gard 10 the result. The Cour, House clique
carried the day, their candidate, Joel b. Wan
ner, having been nominated. The vote stood
tor " amer, 10 Tor capt. >. =. Ancona. 10.
The resolutions Of the former Convention
were reniIrmea. A resolution in favor Of
the admission Of Kansas with new consti.
tuition was voted down. The election takes
place on Tuesday, Nov. 80. ten. VIM. IL
keim 10 a volunteer candidate, and will re.
ceiye the votes OF the independent Democrats
the Tariff men, aud the Opposition gener
ally.
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I.egat NOTICE..
qowssEsp 4 TA1x Ice County ,lowa

Legat NOtiCo.
1's''H' -. f1'1 81 u9Sat Is ,ass'
q. NJ. Huston, J. z. huston, at
K Il huston, Keokuk.
flSHE Defendants are hereby notified that there
i is now on file in the vfhce Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, pc
tition Of plaintiffs claiming of defendants the sum
OF six hundr ed dollars n money due on TWO prom
issssry notes, dated New York, Jan. ], 1858, exc
cuted ny q. M. Huston and endorsed BY J. G. Hus-
ton and X. IL. Huston, 10 PLAINTIFF; and unless
you appear and answer thereto on or before the
morsing of tho second day " the next term ofsaid
court al keokuk, commencing February It'll, 1852,
judgnen will be- rendered gainst you thereon for
the ans unit claimed, and costa Of suit.
TURNER 4 CRAIG,
Nov a. 1853. Att va for 7 iantiffs
ne pIaintiils the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order Of publication rs TO {. Huston,
from the District Court II Lee County, lows, Mt
keokak therefore lot publication be made in the
'tDaily Gate CITY" newspaper Published IN sAid
county, once q week for four consecutive weeks.
Nov. %, SD ERIE J. LEIGH
Clerk DC.
11Vu uhUnst q. DIAON, ROBERT p GRAY,
j ElIxAnErH HsAY, lRxpEntcK bRAsn9R. MA
rHEw 4. MACON YuH are hereby notified that
there ii now on fis in tia dice Of tho Clerk VI The
District Court Of Lee County Iowa, 81 heokuk, .
petition Of Christsana Wright, claiming ef said
George G. Dixon the SUM OF une thousand dollars
! AS money due Oh = pronissory note, and claiming
the foreclosure of mortgage given by said ID xun
on certain real estate mentioned in said petition.
10 secure said note, In which real estate the re-
mainder OF you claim an interest, and unless you
appear and answer said petition on or before the
| second day Of tho mex. February term VI said
court judgment will be rendered against Jon
| by default
RANKIN, MILLER : ENsTER,
| Nov. 20, ls5S-d Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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The malls.

That there was no mail from Tuesday
morning TO Saturday night Of last week, was
most extraordinary circumstance. Such
an omission or default might have been ex-
cused il the old time "when this river was
spring branch" We might even excuse il
were the railroads banked up BY snow, and
the river full Of running ice. But when tho
railroads are in good order, and whom the
river is perfectly clear, such an omission is
simply an outrage upon civilized people
and reckless disregard Of great business
interests.
We find on enquiry thasthe Western Stage
Company have the contract from Burlington
TO this city for four years, beginning las,
summer. This company during navigation
sold out to the Up-Riyer Packet Company.-
We suppose the latter hauled OF without civ
ing sufficient notice, and they may be Justly
charg.able with some blame Pvt IN on.
opinion there Is no sufficient excuse for The
Stage Company. II is their duty to pu, thu
mail through ut ali hazards and at all times
and they ought TO be made TO smart well fol
this shameful dereliction. We presume ia,
Department will let them of very easily, bu
even If they are heavily fined, TIA, vii. be .
poor consolation for business men whose If
fairs may have been seriously deranged, .
for editors who are thus thrown behind th
times, or for people generally who want .hes
correspondence and their papers.
We fear the Department has become
hopeless circumlocution affair.
N~.ThA,~ wiIl Ma dreadful times AT Wash
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X EO KU X:

Tar DIS MoisTs NALLES WING lie published
every Monday at this office, is enc ofthe eldest
papers in Iowa, and has very large and iSereas-
ing circulation throughout the Des Moines VAL
ley, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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The undersigned will very choerfully cooperate
with Mrs. Van Antwerp in promoting the objects
above ret forth, her Appeal 10 the People Of the
State, aud take pleasure in commencing them to
their feli0w-citzens If iowa rs cminentiy worthy
Of their encouragement and support.
X. p. LOWE, CHARLES MASON,
JN0. F. SANFORD, J NJ. LOVE,
GEO. c. DIXON, JNo. Il. ALLEN,
A. BRIDGMAN, JOHN q. FLOYD.
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fndtanu Legislature.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. "a
The Senate has passed resolution, % TO
%, declaring the election Of Bright and Fitch
/ illegal, unconstitutional and void.
| The same resolution is pending in the
/ House.
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TWO DAYS MORN
Closing Sale Of Books
AT
Kendall, HOWE 4 CO.'S

AUUTIUN KUHN.
Positively for Two Days Only !!
TNON.T FAIL TO ATTEND THE SALE To-
- NIGHT. Our entire new invoice, Just re-
ceived, will be sold, together with small lot Of
magnificent OIL PAINTINGS, all to be sold to the
highest bidder, without reserve.
Persons wishing 10 replenish their Libraries
with rare and vain Bile books cheap, should not lei
this opportunity pafs without embracingit,
Remember, with every book bought at private
sale gift will be given. varying in value from
small gifts worth rs cents, to gold watch.
KENDALL, HOWE 4 co.,
nsy2Td Auctioneers.
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n s.. HIN !. n 2 e E a.

A uCTIoN and Commission Merchant, No. II
IA Main-st., Keok uk, Iowa.
Great Sacrifice at AuctiOn!
Commyn. sense certainly dictates 10 all reason
able men that whom goods are offered at Auction,
grea, reduction from usual prices IN certain TO
follow, and no party ever consents TO such q sac
rihoe unless compelled 10 do so by adverse cir
cumstacnes, and only seek the auction room ae
the last alternative 10 raise little OF the nssdfuL
Therefore all who wish to get goods ut their own
prises should be sure to call at kickcy's Exchange
No. II Man-st., on Saturday morning, Nov. ~,
at Q o'c ok at which time the following win be
closed out, wit hout regard to prices towit Broad
cioths Cassimeres, Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans,
Flanels, Clothing Of all kinds, Buck and Fur
Gloves, Buck Mitts, Hats, Caps, Hosiery, Gents
Furnishing goods, Millinery goods, together with
u fun stock of Notions, dc.
nov27dlt Aunioneer.
FIsu MARY T.. WOODWARD, WM. s. WOOD
i WAhD, CaAs. HuBBxLL and JAMES cLAPr
You are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the office of the Clerk Of the District Court Of LIE.
County, Iowa, at keokuk, the petition OF Ford
Gorham Ford, partnership hrm OF that name
claiming Of you Nary +, Woodward. WIN. h
Woodward and Charles Hubbeli, the sum o.
eleven hundred dollars on = certain promis
sorry note, and asking for judgment agains
you, Mary P. Woodward, and Chas. Hubbell, fo
that amount, and asking for decree OF foreclosure
of mortgage executed by you Mary r. Wood
ward and VIM. 5. Woodward, TO secure the pay
nent of said note, and for the sale OF the lame
ortgaged and further asking that you james
Ciapp be made party to said foreclosure OF mort
gage, aud that unless you appear and answer on %
before the morning Of the second day Of next Feb
ruary term (lS5y) Of said court, judgment will b
rendered against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER a. FNSTER,
Nov. 30, I55s-d Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
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WHEREAS, hy q certain Deed Of Trust, dated
w January ~, 1882, aud recorded in the ke-
eordsrs Once Of Lee county, Iowa, in Deed Book
10. Is, page 1Sa, Michael Fry conveyed to David
W X ilbourne, Trustee, the following real estate,
to Wit The northwest quarter of the south east
quarter of section thirty COZ, township sixty-six
6s| ~ rth range FIVE o. vest containing forty taol
acres more or less, in Iec county, Iowa said Decd
81 Trust being for the purpose ct securing the pay
ncnt 81 the purchase money said property for
the sum of two hundred dollars l$2oU), to samuel
Marsh, VIM. +. Lee and Edward &. Delayan, or
the ~ gns, psyab ~ fol ows:
Thirty Dollars, Dec. 25th 1852;
Twenty-Five Dollars, April LIST, 1853
Seventy Three Dollars. January 26th, 1854
seventy. Two Dollars, January 18th, 1885;
And bearug interest Mt nc rate of per cent per
annnm Ill due and ten pur cent. per annum at ter
due pay able annually. And whereas all the abose
payments are due and remain unpaid, though pay
men has boon demanded-wherefor fore the holder Of
said IN rtgags has directed said Trustee to sell the
said property under the clause Of sale contained in
| said D.ed Of Trust, reference being had to TIE
sans for articularsi
Now, therefore, Notice 10 hereby given, that on
the 3s day Of Deeeu Der, 1888. ut the door Of the
| Office If the Clerk of the District Court Of Lee
County, at keokuk, between the hours Of o'clock
1 A. III and clock p Of said dsy, shall pro-
eeed 70 cell said real sstate TO the highest bidder
/ for cash, In pursuance If said Deed Ut Trust.
i u. "; kILB0UkNE,
/ Nov. %, 1858 did Trustee.
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House.

ET- The N. Y. Herald insists that there il
. conspiracy between Seward ind Douglas,
regarding .he next Presidency.
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1egnl Notice.. . FrUm eOFy Tote.
Two J. W LEWIS, Sir: You are hereby notified
i that there is now on file in tho Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa,
at Keosuk, q petition Of Reynolds Richardson,
filed August 2lst. 1858, claiming VI you land u.
D. Philips and =. s. Hllings co .dsfe ndsnts,) the
sum Of one hundred sad hlty doliars, ~ money
due proInissory nc dated keokuk, February
10, 1855 Tor one hundred ard ten dollars with in
teresi at ten per cent. Per annum, payable sixty
days after tho date thereof, to the order Of q. b.
Phillips, and endorsed by said Phillips 10 s. s.
Billings who endorsed thr to said Reynolds
4 Riehardsnn, who are nov the lawful owners
thereof; and unless you appear and answer thereto
ON or before the secend day Of the next term Of
said court, to be begun nnd holden FEBRUARY 7th.
1859 at keoku NIX jud gment will be rendered against
you thereon for 81 id sum of one hundred and fifty
dollars, aud costs Of suit
TURNER i CRAIG,
NOV - iS5s-d Att,ys for Plaintiffs.
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/ HEREBY inform the public that have Asso-
i Grated myself with ]. Braden, ~ Drug Store
Nos. 81 and 2i2 Main-st., keokak, lows, 70 which
places have removed my stock Of Kerosene OIL
and Lamps, where will be found full supply ~ nil
tmes. The rapidly increasing sale Of this OIL war
rants the assertion that il Is the cheapest, safest
and most pleasant burning Oil now known. War
rAnted cost of burning not than cent per
hour, aud warranted not 10 explode, and to give
satisfaction In all casss.
Gail and examine for yourselves, Ut tho Drug
Stores Of j Braden, Nos. 50 and 3i2 Main-street,
Keokuk, Iowa. Ii. G. MERRILL.
Nov. lb-d2w
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r. II. LOMAX,
After ney nj LAW,
WI I'LL practice regular ly in the District Court
w Of the United states 1T Burlington, in the
District Court IT Leo County, and in the supreme
Court Of this State.
Office on sccond-st,. fret door over the Banking
House Of w. Thompson 4 Co.
nov l6dbm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
cam PENS
rrustee's sale.

A MOTHER lot Of Mortgn's celebrated Gold Pens
n Just received by
noy2gd OGDEN. BRowNELI. 4 co.
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II II - a =
sTSSnE Ss.t O. escs soap sceoaa vas kot up ..
i the famous Oyster supper on the 5Sd inst,
given by tho Ladies Of the First Baptist Church,
and it Was unanimously decided that tho FAIR
HAVEN OYSTER 10 the Oyter-
r. S.--The above brand Of Oyster Is received,
fresh from no Oyster bed. daily, and for sale 1T
the small Gum Of 90 cents per Can, by
w. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
noya5i No. lis Maip-st.
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The Hon. r. b. Rhett, of South Caro-
lima, two years ago wrote long letter to the
Governor of that State, showing the wrongs
the South had suffered, and saying "Ail
true craftsmanship in the South consists In
forming combinations and shaping events so
as TO bring about, as speedily as possible, a
dissolution of the present Union and South
ern confederacy.o The letter has been sup
pressed until the present time, when the
Charleston Mercury publishes it to offset the
effect of Senator Hammond's speech. Nfails
hat--very fat.
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.
McCrary X Bruce,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
KEOKUK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......IOWA.
lNFFICE on Third Street between Main and
NJJohnson, over the State Bank
Prompt attention given to collecting andse-
curing claims and convey Ancing.
Titles to rcxlestAte examined and NotarlA bus
iness transacted. [nov20dAw
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GT~A Washington correspondent says 'the
material outline OF the Presidents Message
has been completed and submitted to the
Cabinet, in order to enlighten those illustri-
Gus dignitaries, as to the views entertained
by its venerable author. There was no pur-
pose of consultation, and no intention to ask
advice. They looked wisely, like the Irish
mans owl, twirled their thumbs, and con-
cludcd that no man ever occupied the Chair
of State, who compared with Jesms Buchan-
an, as Gov. Wise used to call him in frater-
nal DAYS This is really an astonishing and
overpowering cabinet from head to tail, and
from tail to head.
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MooYe's Rural New-Yorkor.
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VOLUME X, FOR 1850.


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eIThsse will 30 dreadful times at Wash
ington presently. John Mitchell spd Roger
a. Pryor are both moving their papers there
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H. x. LOVE 4 co.,
Successors to Deming ) Love,)
BANKERS,

hAOAO
NIVR particular attention to collections and re-
~ mitpremptly on the day Of payment.
RuHBAHncRS:
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drsxel 4 Co., Philadelphia.
E.W. Clark y Co.,
Citixens. Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. Scully Cashier, do
s. Brady. Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Zanssville.
Comm crciAl Bank, Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
dec. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
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