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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-27

LeEAl Notice. ~F otcclOsurc OF Mort.
gage.
To q, W. Jenere, + Mills, c. II. Dinond, and
saTah 0orgas
NulI ANA each of you are hereby notified that
! there is now on hi, in the Clerks 0nicc of the
Distract cuurt Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, q
petition 81 y, w. kiifDntue against you clai ming
a indine ~ Court, and dscree in his favor and
against u. ". Jernre, far the sum Of seven hum
dred and four and SLIGO dollars and ten per cent
interest FROM the 10th Of Aagust, 1883, being he
amount Of purchase money and interest due him on
lots seven ana eight, block eight, in kilbonrne's
addition TO keokuk, Iowa, which was sold by the
said kilhnurne To said ienere, or about 9th II
January, lS55--the foreclosure Of mortgage riv~
sald lots by said Jenere TO said kilbournc to
secure the payment Of said purchase money, dated
9th Of January, 1855, recorded in Book e. page Ssl
Record Lee County. iowa-'he s.lc 20 said ,c,s &c
pay said sum eud interest, the extinguishment Of
all equity of redemption under sAid and
for general relief. And said Mills, Dimond aud
Gorga, who, il IL said, have claim to have some
Interest in said tots, are made parties defendant
and hereby required TO come in, AND, by answer
filed set up their respective interests therein or be
forever barred and estoppea thcrcfrom hereafter.
Now, therefore, you and each IL you are required
e appear aud answer sid petition on the morning
OF th4 second tay If tho next term Of said Court,
80 b. held nj hopkak shs arst Monday of Feb
ruaty, 1853, decree viii DO rendered therein
against you. 81 default, secarding g law.
Aug. 10. 1888 Atty for Petitioner.
The petitioner in the above named action having
obtained an order OF publication therein by said
Court, as 20 q. w. Jenere, one Of the defendants,
returned 'snot found, y therefore let publication
published in said county, once week for four con-
secat.vo wcsss. ERIE ]. LkEcH,
Nov. 4, l4as-daw Clerk D. G.
soMpouND SYRUP of Blackberry Root, 10
~ sais by s. B. VOWEL,
aag7d ISL Msin-st.
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Etreet Importation

I IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
have In store, and receiving their supplies
forthe spring trade direct from the m akers which
they otter 70 each and prompt time-buyers ON ia
voraoie terms. The took being unusually large,
they con hdontiy solicit an examination of the
shrle. S.W III. TUCKER,
Nay n-d1w Sign Of Red Paddock.
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M Iii Ai,A q CLEM ENs.
Attlrneys for patifiorar

The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order OF publication from the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa vt Keokuk, against
Moses u Morrison, X " Clarke and Turpin Daugh-
tiers, defendants, srot found therefore let pub
LEGATION be made 10 the DAILY Gate City, news
paper published III said county, once week for
Four consecutive weeks. LkIE J. LEIGH,
Nov. Is, l55Sd5w Clerk ID. C..
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OxA1EIkS!
MniIbyes Baltimore Oysters.
DEIha Agents for this celeb rated brand Of Oys-
DIOR, Ne shall always be IN supply, and we shall
sell retail or BY tbs ease, as low rs any other
first class brand. Hetes, Saloons and Fanilier can
alwass depend upon the raEsHsEss, Of those offer.
eli tor taie by us.
KELLOGG 4 BikaE,
nov3d Ne. ls9 Main. street.
cider vinegar.
r BBI.S. more VI that PUNE Cider Vinegar just
~ received from Cleveland, Ohio, and fur aaie ut
our store ut retail
KELLOGG BfRGE,
octa0d 10. Ian Main-st.
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= i AND r - II n r RAILR . a ID
or CANADA.
"a DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC RoUTEV1
rRnM xME wxss
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GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity OF
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Niagara ralls Sespsasaes BRIDGE TAoasand fsiaads,
Rarids Of fhf ST. Laurence, Qaebss Montreal, White
MeantsaMs fhe Tabular Bridge, tnearfg fne isies IN
iemosAA, l44te CAamyintn, Pals Of MoatmortHct,
HMdson Rtrer, etc, etc.
On and after May /, s5S, Baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EMIGKAFTS.
Passages may he secured at the office of the CON-
pany In Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow. Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent IL the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supeTlnsends the removal OF
omigrante aud baggage al Quebec free OF charge.
Fare from $50 to SS5 TO Chicago, including
cook Ell provisions.
The Mammoth stea mshin
LEyIA h n,
OF 90 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG
Il under contract to this Company for one or more
trips 10 Portland. Taurists' return tickets from
Chicago TO the principal towns in Europe will
shortly be issued, Tickets from Chicago tor all
points East, also for the Lesiathan, or for The Nj
O.S. s. Is ships. can be obtained at the Office
Of the orana Trunk Railroad, No. 36 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trunk h. II. Co., of Canada.
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To G. II. Hyatt ard Nj. A.. Hyatt his wife, Vim. NJ.
Flaherty and Cynthia A. Fiaherty his wife,
Francis j. 0akes ard Abraham w. Buskirk,
partners as Cakes 4 Euskirk.
N0U and each Ut you ara hereby notified that
L there Is now on file III the office of the Clerk Of
the IhstrIet Court Of Lcc Cvunty Iowa, at keokuk,
petition II scars NJ. i.9veriage claiming Of you,
the said @. p Hyatt and VIM. ID Fiaherty, the
SUM az nine hnnired ard sixty dollars, with i
per cent interest thereon tren une LIST, 1857, on
two notes made hy you 9Rtcd june LIST, 1857, one
fer Ssa5 and the other l92, each with 8 per cent
interest The fret at for months and The second nj
six months each yas able TO b. McQuiiiin, and by
said Mconil:in Endorsed 10 said Loseridge; and
also claiming Of each Of You the foreclosure Of
NOR gage made by y0u tive said G. p. Hyatt and
wife and Mm. NJ. Fialerty and wife to one John
shane dated June lat, 1857 10 secure in part said
notes, on the II NM Of section "a, and
the k-R. of Nh. OF section 49, ait in Up. g.
n. X. west, Lee county, Iowa. which mortgage
has ais9 been assigned TO said Loyeridge, and a
notice If the tendency Of said suit directed to you
having 10 you been returned to the last septein
Der term Of said court, anot found" and an order
IF publication had. New, yeu and each Of you are
further notified that at less you appear and plead,
answer demur 10 Tile said petition, on or before
the mornsngoi the Second day of the next term Of
said court, 10 be begun hnd holden al the city II
ktokuk in said eounty the fret Monday Of Feb
raary, a y. 1854. Judgment will be rendered
against you thereon, BY default
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-27

Hank BO eks..Eresh Arrival.
4 LAhdE stock--sl III sorts and sizes, at
"A OGDEN, Bk0WNkLL 4 co.
oct21d
A L60, new supply OF
II Kane's Expedition,
Rsrton's Life Of Burr
Proctor's Legends and Lyrics,
Minturn,s New York TO Delhi,
Bancroft's Seventh Volume,
Elactoon. just received hy
oct22d OGDEN BRoWNELI. A or.
Also,
A LARGE assortment Of Russell Wards
IA Butcher Knives just received and for sale
very low by Is. w. d II. TUCKER,
nov5d&w2m
Anyclss Book OIL chess.
4 NEW SUPPLY Just received BY
"A OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 co.
oct2Sd
NEW BOOKS received every day, and sold q
Nv. wKscoTT,
novl3d 6ucoessor TO Cave 4 Barber.
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F.cgaa MISUNDERSTANDING.

10 JOS. AUWERDA.
NOu are hereby notified that there IL now on file
L Ia the Ginee nf the Clerk cf the District Court
Of Les County, Iowa, ~ heokuk, the petition Of
" Emmous claiming VI you the sum Of three hun
drcd and twenty-five dollars. With interest on the
same IRON My 18th, 1888, as money justly due
him from you on two promigsory notes Of date May
l2th. 1853, for the snm of enc hundred and sixty
teo 5o-ieo dollars each, payable to order Of w.
Emmons in twelve and eighteen months from date
respectively. SAID petition also claims of you the
foreco sure Of mortgage executed by you to said
" knmnns To secure said notes, on lot No. one II
in block No. hundred and forty-thvec {la3, j
in The city If eokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Now
unc ss you appear and answer tacreto IN or before
til lie second day OF tbs heSt term of said court, to
be begun and no iden in keogak on the first Mon
day Of February, A. II. 1879, judgment will be
rendered against you thereon and said mortgage
forecu&ea according to the prayer Of plaintiffs Pc
tstion. A9eNA1.f BRUCE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The plainta In the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned IN order of publication ~ To defendant,
Joseph Auwerda. from the District Court of Lee
County Iowa, at keosuk, therefore let publication
be made in the 'paily tate City," newspaper
Published in said eountyj week Tor four con-
secutiye weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nov. 20, ls5s-diw Clerk ID. c..
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IegaI Nattce.--Eor~cI Osure OF Mort,

gage.
To Moses ID. Morrison, r. W. Potter, william Bur
kit, X. W Clarke, and furpin Daughters
NTQu and each q you nre hereby notified that
1 there ie now on file in the Clerks Office OF the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, a
petition II Robert p. Greel, claiming Of said
Moses II. Morrison the sum Of twelve hundred dol
lars ulton said Morrseu's two promissory notes
given to petitioner. ea fer the sum of fvs hun
dred AID ninety and Sc 100 dollars "a 500 56,)
with III scrrst at 10 per cent and both dated June
18TH 1855, and also praying for the foreclosure of
mortgage given to secure said notes, and the sale
OF the lnortgaged property being tract Of land in
Lee County, Iowa, To wit twenty feet fronting on
Fifth street Of lot seven Ia block thirty-six In the
city Of keok uk, extending ihe same width across
lots ayen and eight in sai3 block, and bounded as
| follows, to~wit; commencing o. the line Of lot
seven and fifth street sixty feet from the alley in
| said block, thence on sad line towards johnson
street twenty feet, thence At right angles across
/ lots seven and eight III said block, thence the
line dividing lots eight and nine towards the alley
twenty feet, thence atr GIT angles lots ght
and seven 10 Fifth street, the place II beginning
| also, tic extn guishment of all equity of redenp-
<ion on faid pre- mlsess una.r said mortgage, and
| FIR general relief. And the said l.. W. Potter,
William Burkitt, X. w. Clarke, AID Turpin naugh-
ters are made parties defendant so thai they may
come IN and set up by answer any claim they or
either Of them may have in said premises or be
| barred thertfrom thereafter.
/ Now therefore you ard each Of you aro respect
lively notified 10 plead ans1a demur to said Pc
! petition on or before the morning Of the second
day Of the next term Of said court, 10 be held at
| neokuk, commencing on the FIRST Monday of Feb
| rnaFy, 1859, or Judgment will be rendered against
you thereon by default.
MARSHALL. g. CLEMENS
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Goal Dealers

4 8 3 3
l. C. PENDLETON q CO,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK I
II awana, BneT Hill, Chippewa, Tsllmadge and New 1
HI.
Office No. Ovatt's EIeha Yard foot SLperiorSre
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ring alone, and was trotting at full speed, when
he suddenly wheeled, throwing his driver
several feet, turning the sulkey over, and then
ran after passing around the course once he
was frightened by the men on the west side,
when he ran directly across the ring coming in
contact with young America" frightening
him, when this horse wheeled suddenly turn
ing the sulkey over and throwing out the driver,
who held on for a short distance, but beng
compelled TO let 90, when he ran at great
speed around the course making two frightened
horses cOursing the ring loose and at full speed.
The Howe horse came 4 second time across the
center of tine ring, running against the building
which checked him so that he was secured. He
was somewhat injured in his right foot behind
and the sulkey was somewhat broken His
driver, John O'COnner, was stunned by the fall;
but no other injury was done to him.
Young America continued to eous sc the ring
for some time, running with great speed. The
sulkie soon became broken to pieces, and but
one wheel and the axle remained attached to
one of the tugs, which bounded at every Jump
around and upon the horse, adding to his fright
and speed until the scene became frightful At
length an opening was made az the entrance to
the ring, and he ran out and into his stall where
he was secured. Some injury was done to the
horse by the piece Of the sulkie attached to
him; but no person was injured. The persons
outside of the ring kept their places so that
the horses made no attempt to jump over; but
during the entire scene the excitement was in
tense.
The Howe horse is a colt only under train
ing for few months, and withal is some
what vicious, and probably got up this scene
upon his own account for pure eNsssdasss,
while some thought he was frightened by per-
sons outside of the ring.
After order was restored, the business of the
afternoon proceeded as if nothing had Oc
CURED.
The exercises concluded by an exhibition of
riding by several ladies'. They managed their
horses with skill, and sat on their saddles with
ease and grace. The names of the ladies' who
rode l did not get, nor can l inform your read
ers who secured the prizes. One little girl
scarce twelve years OF age rode well and de-
seTred premium, whether secured or not.
About O'Clock all dispersed to their homes
seemingly well pleased with the days perform
ance. Yours, truly,
JUNIUS, Jr.
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The TILLxAN CAsE.-It will be recollected
that the PrOtracted inquiry which took place
relative to the death of Rebecca Stanton, who
was alleged to have been poisoned, was follow
ed by suit on the part of her relatives to test
the validity of will made by the said Rebecca
in favor of TiIlman. The Jury decided against
the will, and new trial was to have taken
place. The case has, however, been set at rest
by the defendant paying 500 and all costs.
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Much ADO ABOUT NOrmNG-The Spring
field EreHing Ncirs devotes column to the ex-
tinguishment of the Alert Hose Company of
Cleveland and the local editor of the LEADER.
We regret this exceedingly. We entertain
sentiment Of the greatest admiration for the
tact and talent displayed in the conduct of
that enterPrising journal. We have always
been emulous of its good will. Still we can
not restrain an expression Of surprise at its as
sumption that the fire companies OF Springfield
are everything that is honorable, manly and
courteous, and those of Cleveland types only of
the other extreme. We don't believe in the
immaculate goodness Of any Ere company. In
the expressive words of distinguished lecturer
of our acquaintance, "Firemen are but men
after all" and probably those of Springfield
are human. We should be panied to learn that
they were not. When they were here we
thought them good looking fellows, and took
occasion 10 express our admiration as well of
their fine appearance as of their elegant car
riage. They took their chances with all others
in the tournament They were fairly and hon
orably beaten. They have been complaining
of rough usage at the hands Of the Alerts ever
since. If they are dissatisfied with the result
of that contest, they can probably be accommO-
dated with another chance whenever they de-
sire it If they were used dishonOTably, and
the horn taken from them by fraud and knavery
as they charge, produce The proof. Don't talk
about it so much, but give US the proof plsnGTy.
We want this and nothing less.
The local of the LEADER is not 4 member of
Alert Hose Company, and is no symPathizer in
any fraud; but personal acquaintance with a
large proportion Of its members is conclusive
to Us that, individually and collectively, they
are good, reliable citizens and brave and good
iremen. five were member of any Compa-
ny, our private preference would be for Alert
They are known here as men of personal char
acter beyond reprOaeh, and no disParagement
from abroad can les5en them in the estima-
ton and good will of the Cleveland public
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Tea lines OF this tAggiel Type make square
EAdvsrsemens Loaded and placed IN column oi Special
Business Notices. double the ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising Contracts will be understood 10 apply
Immediate business Of the AceriiseT, and all
0fhe advertisements sent by the advertiser will be
charged extra. .,
Notices Meetings. and Fremens Military CHARITABLE
and Religious Notices. 50 per cent. discount.
Editorial Column VIII be charsed al
the OF IS llue each insertion
All Transient Advertisements be paid for in adj
the Weekly square less three
months or less, an daily.
Advertisements in Dairy and Weekly y Il be charged SO
per cent extra
Marriages aEd Deaths exceeding ten lines . cents.
hiiiS Vi ii' ~ F COWf.F FS 4 CO
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ELANNELS.-WE HAVE JUST
Il completed our assortment OF FLANNELS. which
comprises every grade and color az u1nsnss oS PRICES
ssps Cor. Superior street and Public square.
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Att'ps & Gounstllors.

GEO. S. CLAPP-ATTORNEY AT
OlLAW aud NOTARY PUBLIC. Once over AieBTides
Drug store, Be7ea. Ohio maybmt
DROOKS, B0ARDMAN 4 FORD.
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Atwater Buildings, foot
Of Superior st., Cleveland, Ohio
D. ". BROOKS. W. } BOARpNAN- LW- foRn-
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT.
w ToRNEYS AT LAW. Office No. So SuDerloT-st
Cleveland Ohio. S. WILLIAMSON.
ian2I A g. RIDDLE
NHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATT0R-
Nney and Counselor Al LawOace q Super 7 S. over
Clly Bank. lanla.aly
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
Il AT LAW, Office over Commercial Bank -.
A SPER, J. F., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IA Warren, ITumbull County, Ohio. Once No 5 -
Market street dees-lal
CPAULDING 4 PARSONS, ATT0R-
- NEYS AT LAW. Office, Parsons Block, SuPerior-st
n P sPAULpING. n. C. PARSONS
cR- r. c. PARSONS, United States Commissioner anc
Master Commissioner IN Chancery- iehA.-ht2
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w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
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ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever brought to market He always Keeps Ga hand the
best newest and approved styles ni IOOkANO AM
other kinds OF STOVES
Manufactured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 70 gre perfect Satisfaction.
lie also Is constantly supplied with assortment 9t
Wooden aud House Furnishing Articles, and has ca
hand and Manufactures stock Tn. COpysT and
Sheet Iron Ware. all o which MUST AND WILL BE
SOLD at wholesale or retail, foT cash
At Prices TO Suit the Times
An kinds OF IOBBING, ROOFING, FAVE TROUGH
ING. Sc done IN the mlst worknaniike manner and
on SHORT NOTICE .
please call before purchasing ELSEWHERE al me Old and
s@Bnck's patent Hotel Cook Stoves two sizes, $50
TO SIS each. - ,,,,,r,~
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FREE LEcTURE-Miss frances E. WATuS
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ming. subject-"Lights and Shades of Ameri-
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MORNING LEADER.
WARREN CORRESPONDENTS.
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The Far ar BHrtOn--ImproBsme
loose on SatUrday-Grsaf eIeitement-Ladies
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NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.--This
n superior article Of BITUMINOUS COAL, which Is
particularly adapted domestic purposes, as we'll a. iof
steam be had uf the undeTssneG Agents
fsr the Company - 81, ~.
rers for CITY orforesn te Will be executed with dis
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Will lail please Il left At either Of ohees
atihe stoT-of Gaylord Hammold, No 39Super taTst
SCOVILL X WHEELER,
ect7 No Il River street and {. 4 p. Coal Pier.