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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

BANCROFT on DEMONSTRATION. Geo
Bancroft, the celebrated Democratic histo.
rian, listened to the reading of the Mes
sage, and when twas concluded, pronoun-
ccd it the most diyrocefm document that
ever issued from the pen Of an American
statesman. As | wish to be literally cor
rect on such interesting points, it seems
proper for me to state that the word ap.
piled by the historian to the Lccomp:on
message, was-"hellish."-Mr. Bancroft
was Secretary of the Navy under Pres.
Polk, and was afterwards appointed Min
lister to England
The L { issued > ,S6S patents the past
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

WHAT Is ARIsTocRAcY I'm reply tt
this question, Gen. Foy, distinguished
orator in the French Chambers, gave tn,
following answer: "Aristocracy in th,
nineteenth century is the league, the con
dition Of those who would consume with
out producing, live without working
know without learning, carry all honors
without deserving them, occupying all the
places of government without being able
to fill them"
1t has been stated that in Switzerland
once, a man was shaving at q window,
when some comical fellow cracked away a,
him with snow ball The missile struck
the razor aud cut the mans throat, and
he died from the wound. That was in the
Canton of Glaris, and since then the au-
thorities have decreed that whose throws
snow ball shall be sentenced to six years
solitary confinement.
BY an old Pennsylvania ordinance, it
was made a penal offence for any female
who was over ten years Of age, and could
afford to purchase suitable garments, to
wear 4 low necked dress By way of dis
iinctioD, however, if the woman could
bring proof that she was a depraved char.
acter, the fine was remittcd How the
times and fashions change!
At Funchal, MADEIRA, where Gen Pierce
and lady are now residing, the only car
riagcs used, arc kind of thing that look
like the top Of an old wood sled, and are
drawn by horses. In one Of these the tx
President of the United. States, and his
lady, took their first ride on landing Oh the
island.
One item in the wardrobe of the Prin-
cess Royal Of England, on her marriage,
should attract the attention of Am. women.
A part of her oft OUT was twelve pairs Of
boots, which are described as "useful and
solid !" some of them, intended for "rough
walking" are provided with treble soles.
The Tecumsch (Mich.) herald says
that the Presbyterian church in that vii
lage, sat recent meeting, resolved to
discard that absurd rule of etiquette which
requires a whole slip full of gentlemen to
rise and file out into the broad aisle, in
order to give lady the foot Of the slip"
In South Reading, Mass, town Of
about 5000 inhabitants, there was not
single death of child fsom June to Janu.
ary, covering that portion Of the year
when sickness apd death are generally
prevalent among children
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

BY such scoundrelly acts does Buchanan
and his sort of Democracy seek to crowd
an abhorred Constitution upon the people
Of Kansas
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

Major GUsTAvUs WAGNER, the Hun
garian refugee, whom many of our citizens
will recollect as having been engaged as
engineer in the survey of the Cattawissa
Railroad, we regret TO learn, was one of the
victims Of the fire at the Pacific Hotel, in
St. Louis. He was literally burnt up,
and scarcely vestige was left of his re-
mains.-DanrAe Dcntocrot. MANY Of
our readers will rccolect Mr.. Wagner, as
some time guest of the late Francis J.
Gessner, in Lewisburg]
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
Fortune Up and Down.

In 1877, a youth, then residing in
Maine, owned jack knife, which he, be.
ing of a somewhat trading and money ma
king disposition, sold for gallon Of West
India rum. This he retailed, and with
the proceeds purchased two gallnns, aud
eventually barrel, which was followed in
due time with large stock. In word,
be got rich, and became the Squire Of
the district, through the possession and
sale of the jack knife, and an indomitablc
trading industry. lie died worth proper
ty, in real estate and money, valued at
$4,000. This was divided by testament,
among four children-thrce boys and
girl. Luck, which seemed to be the guar
dian angel Of the father, deserted the
children; for every folly and extrava-
ganco they could engage in, seemed to oc-
cupy their exclusive attention and cult
vation. The daughter married unfNrtn.
nately, and hcrpatrimony was soon thrown
away by her spendthrift of a husband.
The sons were no more fortunate and
two of them died of dissipation and in ut
most poverty. The daughter also died.
The last of the family, for many years
past, has lived on the kindness of those
who knew him in his days of prosperity,
as pride would not allow him to 20 to the
poor farm. A few days ago he died, sud-
denly and unattended, in barn where he
had lain himself down to take drunken
sleep. On his pockets being examined,
all that was found in them was a small
piece of string and a jack-knJe' So the
fortune that began with an implement of
that kind, left but its simple duplicate.
We leave the moral to be drawn, in what
ever fashion it may suggest itself to the
readcr-simply stating that the story is
true one, and all the facts well known to
many whom this relation will doubtless
rcach.-Boston Ledyer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

l think | have made the discovery of a
remedy for cold feet. Take raper-old
will do--one or two thick
nesseg, aud wrap round your feet. Then
draw IN youg hose, then your boots. Iry II.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12


TIE |. f. MANIA. eve can not com.
prcbend,' says an exchange, "why that
respectable English letter Y should be
discarded from the termination Of Chris
tian names, and the two letters, l and Z
substituted 1t does not save time, and
it is possible / c, as an ending, are not a
bit more renned or elegant looking, than
noble q, with its tail winding of into a
graceful flourish" We have before US q
catalogue of the young ladies of "Fe-
male College," located less than a thou.
sand miles distant, and find the good old
g quite knocked out of sight. At present,
it is Bette and Pollic, and Sallie and Mol
ly; Fannie and Matte, and Pcggic and
Pattie; Marie and Kittie, and Addie and
Mittie; Jennie and Nettie, and Josie and
Hattie, and many others, too numerous to
mention. But the grand finale of this l.
+. cersus Y mania, is that the other sex
are adopting substantial Billy Moody
having recently effeminizcd himself into
Billie MoodIE, Esq.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

CoNsUMPTIoN.-Thcr is no fact in pa.
thology more certainly established, than
tha. common consumption of tho lungs
can be permanently arrested, in the ad-
vancod stages, and wholly eradicated from
the system if but in its beginnings, by the
persistent habit of spending at least eight
hours out of erery Successive twenty four in
outdoor activities, ,rcgardlesscj aNreadters.
The colder the weather, the greater the
benefit will be derived from it. The worse
the weather, the more necessity for being
out in it; for, bad as the weather out
doors may be, that indoors is part of it,
with the addition of all the fumes from
foul cellars, dirty kitchens, and cxecrablc
watcr-closets.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

NECESSITY OF EXERCIsE.-Mosto ofthe
current ailments Of mankind arise from
want of exercise. The body mus. under
90 a certain amount Of fatigue to preserve
the muscles and organs in proper yigor.
"When exercise is neglected" says the
Lars Of HeaitA, 'rhe blood gathers too
much about the central region and the
oppression about the heart, difficulty Of
breathing, lowness Of spirits, anxiety and
heaviness, numerous aches and stitches,
are evidences Of this stagnation. People
are afraid to take exercise, because they
fancy they want breath and feel weak.
But the very effort would free the heart
from this burden, by urging the blood
forward to the extremities it would case
the breathing by liberating the lungs
from the same superabundance it would
make the frame feel active and light, as
the effect of equalized circulation and free
action" A brisk walk in the open air,
daily,is worth whole shopful Of nostrums.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

Tho L { issued , ,66S patents the pas,
year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

SALE OF TIE MAIN LISE-A cores
pondcnt Of the West Chester Record sums
up the gain already effected by the sale of
the Main Line of the Public Works as
follows:
Receipts for g months s7G2, ,lG3
Expenses do 679,S7l
Profits SS2,292
The above is from the report Of the
Canal Commissioners.
Interest on 81 500, ,000,S months $3.50, 600
Deduct profits as above s2,292
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

[DOEsTICKs went to Fashionable
church in city to buy pew, but had
too light a purse. He says:l
very soon discovered that no dead
heads were allowed on this line, and that,
if man couldn't pay, he was put off the
train. After some preliminary chat about
the foreign news, the state of the mark
cts, the hope of revival of religion, the
rise in "Erie,' the progress of the work
of grace and the price of pork, the lOwly
ones gathered around, and the sale began.
Those pews nearest the pulpit, or perhaps
| should say those seats next the lOcomo-
tive, were sold first, and brought seventy,
eighty, and even one hundred dollars pre-.
MUM the price was to be paid merely
for choice Of seats, In addition to tic reg
ular rent instantly saw that hadn't
money enough to take irst-class cabin
passage, but that there might be a place
for me somewhere. Jones bought tick
CT, and Smith, and Tompkins; but there
was not a single seat that came down to
my pile, and | felt | must give up the
journey, or find cheaper conveyance, for
l certainly couldn't afford to go to heaven
at such exorbitant rates.
A GENTLEMAN.-Show me the man
who can quit the brilliant society of the
young, to listen to the kindly voice of age
who can hold cheerful conversation
with one whom years has deprived of all
charms; show me the man who is willing
to help the deformed, who would stand
in need of help; show Inc the man who
would no sooner look rudely at the poor
girl, than at the wcl.-dressed lady; show
me the man who treats unprotected maid
enhood as he would the hciress, surround
ed by the powerful protection of rank,
riches and family; show me him who
avoids the libcrtinc's side--who shuns
him as the blasphemcr and traducer of
his mothers sex-wh0 scorns as lie would
the coward, the ridiculer of woman's rep
l.ation show me the man who never
.orgc,s for an instant the delicacy and re.
poet that Is due 10 woman, in any condi-
ion OF class, aud you show INC true gen
lcman
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

GOoLD BRowN's 'First Lessons, and
"lnstitutes," of English Grammar. T.
NertaS G Co. have for sale two works on
Grammar, by this celebrated author.
Browns Grammars are very popular in
many parts of the Union, and the Pub
fishers IS. S. & VIM. Wood, $50 Broad
way, New York; desire the attention Of
Teachers and School Directors to them.
The Grammar of English Grammars" is
a larger work by the same auther. [The
same Publishers advertise over 1000 Med
ical works in English and French
Gen. SCoTT, in a recent communication
to the War Department, says:
Captain JAMES OAKEs, with a part
Of his Company c, Sd Cavalry, on a scout
from his post in Texas, in which he was
successful in routing the Indians and cap
turing all their animals and property, was
exposed to very wet and cold weather, and,
for more than seven days, his party sub
sisted on two days allowance of bread and
coffee, and such game as they could kill,
and the flesh Of horses they were obliged
to abandon" This Capt. Oakes is a son
of Judge OAkes, Of Limestone, Montour
Co, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
Actual gain BY the tax payers,

Actual gain BY the tax payers,
i'll 8 months, by the sale, sl67,70S
Over t,reniy-tlousand dollars a month :
Why does not the Canal Board recommend
a sale of the remaining Public Works !?
Answer-They would lose their own off,
ces, and deprive their political favorites of
further opportunities Of plundcring the
State Treasury.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

GET HoME.-Get a home, rich or
poor, get "a home, and learn to love that
home, and make i, happy to wife ana
children by your beamipg presence !;
learn to love simple pleasures, flowers of
Gods own planting, aud music of his OVID;
the bird, wind aud waterfall. So shall
you help to stem the tide of desolation,
poverty and despair, that comes upon so
many through tho scorn Of little things.
On, the charm of little home comforts
dwell there that shun the sildcd halls OF
society. Live humble in your httlc home,
and l2gA te Ged fl craalei cue.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
THE CHRONICLE,
MONDAY, MARCH -, IS5S.
Siaia cf ilo ,lD3fmcMtisf qi ltn,sbpfg,
FER'v 1853
s-Alluding to the unprecedented re

90 Feb 1857 1918
Quantity Of rain snd snow, in inches Of water 1.6i
!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04
How 10 Get Relief.

The most certain, the surest and speediest
way for the country and the people to getre-
lief from their embaras sments, 10 for Con-
gress to modify the tariff 30 as to give ade-
quate encouragement to all departments Of
American industry. II Congress and the
President would abolish the present tariff
and substitute therefor the tariff of 1912,
the effect of the change will be felt forth
with throughout the entire land, aud in thirty
days from the passage Of such law the
boarded capital Of the country would begin
TO seek investment in industrial enterprises
all tho varied machinery Of production
would begin to rattle, we should soon hear
the joyful sound Of the hammer, the saw,
and the trowel, and lahorers would soor
cease to 60 begging for work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04
BusTsEss NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAiLY GATE CRY, and
WEEKLY Valley Vine, must be accompanied by
the cash in all cases.
Daily sabscri bers can pay the carrier, if they pre-
fer, once In two weeks. The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for In advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such settlements will be
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04

and home is desolate; hut the littlo windmill,
the work OF his busy hands, is still swinging
in the breeze, just where be placed it, upon
the roof OF the old woodshcd and every time
l SEQ she tiny arms revolving remember the
lost little Frank, and remember also the
thoughtless, the unkind words Brethren
and sisters, be kind to each other. Be gem
tie, consideratc, and loving. Examiner.
A GRACEFUL CoRREcTIoN.-"The proper
study of Mankind is Woman."- Punch.
Resufi Of the study:
Though Wisdom ut has sought nae,
] .cornsd the lore she broght me;
My only books
We're woman 1oks
And foay's all they We taught me-,
II Moore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04
10 ock Island Bridge. Decision OF
Judge Love.

We are informed that Judge Love, of the
District Court Of the United States for the
State Of Iowa, has granted an injunction
against the Rock Island Bridge, restraining
the owners of it from any further work or
addition to said bridge than what is abso-
lutely necessary for its preservation against
the ice of the approaching winter.
The case Was argued before him some week
or ten days ago on supplemental bill and
the afhdavits in the case Of James Ward rs
the NJ. d NJ. r. X. Co., by Messrs. j. c. Hall
and s. F. Miller for Plaintiff, and Mr.. Lind
ly, OF Davenport, for Defendant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04
flats! Hats! Hats :!
T.. K. RICKEY

LAS just received fine stock Of Fall HATS
j l. and CAPS Of every kind and quality Of the
Latest styles.
His silk and Cashmere Hats, made expressly fer
this trade by the well known house Of LEWIS Gao
sRps, st. Louis.
have also one Of the best stocks Of Buck
Gloves and Mittens Trunks, &C., all which will be
sold Wholesale and Retail at Low Prices for Cash
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
j. X. RICKkY's HAT sroRE,
aug27d No. 6S MAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04
COAL.

rrHE undersigned will sell . superior article OF
Coal, in large or small quantities, for Cash, at
low rates. Having made gements for b largc
trade during the Fall sad Winter, I will contrsct
to deliver Coal thrpngb torn, and at Warsaw,
Alexandria and Hamilton.
WM i. WOOD, Proprietor.
apply at my Office Sd street, VI the Office
Of Stryker Mood, KeokuA.
Sept. 30 dam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04

TnR DIS Molsrs VALLEY NHte ia published
every Monday at this Office, Ia one ofthe oldest
papers In Iowa, and has a widely extended circu-
lation throughout the Dos Meines Valley, North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04
J. X. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
land and General Agent,

INT LLIG ENCE OTFNCE,
NO. ~ MAlN-ST.,
DUYS, Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro-
ID perty OF every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kind.
Draws Deeds Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles u Property.
Gives reliable information respecting the Price
Of Property.
Takes Acknowledgements.
Ii Agent for Insurance Co npsnics.
Inquiries by Letter promptly replied 10.
Negotiates Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains, Exhibits, Buys and Sells Patent HI ghts
Loans Money on Collateral Security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and punctual-
ity, are the leading features u this House.
Refer to the following gen tlemen:
X. p. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. W Clagett
Coco. Ande rson i Co.. Bankers.
Xix, Hale l. Co. Bankers.
Exs-Agencies and Business Solicited.
sept. 4, '5s-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04

f1Miss Sarah Kellogg, a giantess, is ex-
hi6ifipg herself u Louisville, Ky. Though
NJ sixteen years old. she IL seven feet two
Inehee high, and large in proportion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04

xxx QMtnCy Flour.
A LARGE supply Of this wen known brand Of
IA Flour always hand ~
novlld CoLLIEKS 1 RoBERTSON'S.
CTAR and Tnllow oandles--b0 boxes on hand and
- for sale by C0LLlERs 1 ROBERTSON.
novlld
CoAp - rs boxes Hill 4 Co.'S German Soap for
~ sale by GOLFERS 1 ROBERTSON.
novl Id
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04

r.. X. LOVE co.,
Successors to Dcming + Love-
BANKERS,
(yIVE particular attention to collections and re-
~ mitpromptly on the day Of payment.
RngERnMcRs:
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drcxsi 4 Co., Philadelphia.
b. w. Clark 4 Co., !"
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. Scully Cashier, do
8. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Lanssviile.
Com ercial Bank, Cincinnati.
State Savings Institstion, st. Louis.
Geo. smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov24d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04

Buy Early CoDies,..Now Ready
THE pOETICAL WORKS OF
e D q A r A 4 L e n r q e ),
Beautifully Illustrated with moro than
100 Originals Designs,
By barley, Birket, Foster, Piokersgiii, Tsnniel,
Cropssy, Dsggan and Madot;
And Engraved in the hnest style Of Wood An
grsvingby
COOPER, LINTON, EVANS, &c.
Splsndidly Bound-Price e6-A few Copies
in Morocco, ~.
Also, the Fifteenth Edition OF
POEsA COMFLETE WORKS,
Ia Four Volumes, limo. Price "a so,
CONTAINING the Tales Of the 0rotesque and
~ Arabesque; Wonderful Stories Of the Imsgins-
tom All his Posty; The Story Of Arthur Gordon
Ppm, and . complete collection of All his contri-'
buttons TO the Magazines. Hditsd BY Rufus W.
G-iswoh, ID. D., with Notices Of his life by J. X.
Lowell and N. +. Willis. Sent by mail, postage
prepaid, on receipt Of price.
Us. REDFIELD, Agent,
oct36w2m "a Beskman.st., N. Y.
WIN. n. MEsEnyEE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AHD
General Collecting Agent,
FORT DoDGE......-............ ........loWA.
Hon. John W. stockdals, Register Of Fort Dodge
Hon. Thomas seargeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Hon. VIM. d Merritt, Cedar Rapids. lows;
Hon. J. d. Thompson, Judge 18th Judicial Dis
tgict, Harystop, lows.
Geo. b. Reid, ksokuk, Iowa;
.. o. Finch, Des Moines, Iowa.
Hon. .. A. Douglas, washingson, D.
june Idly
rrts ~ =, N Z s~r~
A FULL assortment Of all oolon Just received
WIN. B. GERRING,
Nov. cd Nain-st., bet. 9th 7th.
WALL PAFER,
AT NEW YORK COST Ws 2, a. ;.,s X
noy6d Main 81, bot. 9th 7th.
0AuE.
Rnn LBS. FRESH SAGE for sals Wholesale or
OUU retail by BARTLETT, KAYE = CO.,
Draggiats. Main-st., bet. sth : 9Th.
GLKCEHaNE.
az LBS. Prices genuine Glycerinc for sale by
~ BARTLETT. KAYE co.
mALTDYsS OTsT E0s.
WE shall receive on Tuesday night, sd inst,
w Alsrge lot Of these choice Oysters, express
~ for Thanksgiving Day. al Of which We will, -
usual, warrant to be frcah and 70 have some two
dosen more in can than any other brand now
sold In this market. Consumers please make .
note Of this fact. KELLOGG : BIRGE,
noy33d lao Main st.
DIsNO LUTION.
THE co partnsrship heretofore existing b.
j tween the subscribers under the name and
Grn Of Chaplin Lee, is this day dissolved by
mutual consont. GEO. CHAPLIN.
Ksokak, Nov. 80, 1858. 0Eo. q. LEE.
George Chaplin will continue the basiness 81 the
olaoe Of the late Arm. doc2dlw
A GNEL,s BOOK on CHKSS--New edition
~ just received by
noss0d OGDEN, BROW NELL CO.
4 LSO, fne Assor tmsnt Of Prayer Books, 81
"A OGDEN, BK0WNELL CO.'S
noy3Od CISY Book 6roRs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04
Lcgai Netice.--Forecio surc OF Mort
gage.

Lcgat NottCe. ~t0rcct Okurc Oh m orr
gage.
70 George w Gripei, Mary X. Grimes, j. W..
Simpson, s. G. Parish j. p. Cammins;
N0U and each Of you are hersby notified that
i there Ii IN file Ia the Office OF the Clerk
OF the District Court of l.ot County, Iowa, at keo
kuk a petition Of Joha Randolph AMI N. v.
Leslie, claiming NJ you the said Geo. w. Grimes
four hundred aud five dollars justly due them,
being balance due upon two promissory
note executed by you, payable TO the order of
JOHN Randolph snd N. v. Leslie Also praying
judgment or the interest at per cent. per An
NUN upon eight hnadted and sew IN y Ave dollars
from February 2lst, 1851 being the face of said
notes. Also claiming sgainft all of you the fore
clos are Of mortgage pom lot four ~, In block
one hundred AMI ninety two, in tho city OF keo.
kuk Lee county, Iowa, executed by the said Geo.
w. drimo, to said John Randolph and n. v.
Leslie and praying for sale Of said lot Of ground
in which the said Mary k. Grimes, j. W. Stimp-
son, s. G Parish and J Y. Cummins claim to have
some in crest subsequent 30 plaintiffs mortgage,
and that unless you appear and answer thereto on
before the 81 day of the next term Of said
to be holden az keokuk the first Monday in
February, A. ID. 1859 judgment by defauls will
be rendered against you
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Dee 4, 1s5sd Plaintiffs Att'ys.