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nE The AttaIa Miss, ! Circuit Com

EE The AttaIa Miss. Circuit Court
has disposed Of an interesting breach of
promise case--damages laid at $40, 900.
A Mr.. Sails was engaged to Miss Burn.
ley, but after two years of courtship, got
the chills and begged to be let off on score
Of i'll health. Miss Burnley would not
agree. but expressed herself perfectly vii.
ling to wait until he recovered from bis
chilIs. The defendant waited six ronths
and married another lady. Miss Burn
ley brought suit for ten thousand dollars
damages. The defendant admitted every
thing, but claimed that the fair lady had
sustained no special damage, aud was ELL
titled only to snomiual recovery. And SO
thought the jury, which gave the young
lady ten dollars to bury her love and dis
appointment with. .g@
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

HA natural curiosity is on exhibition
in Boston, which is intended as a present
to Queen Victoria. It is block of New
Hampshire granite. bearing on its surface
the exact resemblance of the top part of :
tree, or shrub, all the lines Of the foliage
being clearly and perfectly visible. 1t is
supposed the sprig or branch Of tree 30
cidentahy fell into crevice in the rock, sf-
terWardS, by tfe action Of the frost, closed
up, and in the course of time the fresh,
green bough became petrifed into solid
rock, 1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27
The Locust.

Calmet tells us: "The Hebrews had
several sort Of locusts which are not known
among US. The old historians and mod
ern travellers remark that locusts are very
numerous in Africa and many places iu
Asia; that sometimes they fall ike a cloud
upon the country, and eat up everything
they meet with. Moses describes four sorts
Of locusts. Since there was a prohibition
against using locusts, it is not TO be ques.
toned that these creatures were commonly
eaten in Palestine and neighboring coun.
tries." DR.. Shaw, Nicbuhr, Russell, and
many Others travellers in the eastern eoun-
ries. represents their taste to be agreeable,
and inform us that they are frequently used
for food. DR.. Shaw observed that when
they are sprinkled with salt and fried, they
are not unlike in taste to our fresh water
cray fish. Russell says that Arabs salt
them and eat them as delicacy. Mic
buhr also says they are gathered by the
Arabs in great abundance, dried aud kept
for winter provisions, The ravager of The
migratory locust have been, at particular
times, SO extensive, as to.lay waste the
vegetation Of whole districts, and even
kingdoms. Ia the year 593 Of the Chris
tain era. these animals appeared in such
vast numbers as to cause a famine in many
countries. Syria and Mesopotamia were
overruu by them in 597. In $50, i'm
mense swarms took their flight from the
eastern regions into the west, and destroy
ed all vegetables, no: even sparing the
bark of trees or the thatch of houses, after
devouring the crops of corn, grass, ETC.
Their daily marches were observed to be
about twenty miles each; and it it said that
their progress was directed with so much
order, that there were regular leaders
among them, who flew first and settled on
Ibe spot which was to be visited at the
same hour the next day by the whole le-
gion. Their marches were always under
aiken at sunrise. In 1871, incredible
hosts afflicted Poland. Wallachia, and all
he adjoining territories, darkeniDg the sun
With their Plumbers, and ravaging all the
ruts of the earth. The year l747 aOd
I748 afforded a memorable instance ofthe |
ravager Of these insects in Germlny, and
q other parts of Europe, as far north as
England.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

SYMpATHY.-A good Deacon making
an official visit to dying neighbOr, who
vas very Churlish aud universally unPOP-
ular man, put the usual questiOn--"Are
Jon willing to 60, my friendf" "0hyes"
said the sick man, 81 am" SWELL" said
the simple minded deacon, Il am gls |
you are, for all the neighbors are wiling"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

%A person in public company. ac.
cusing the Irish nation with being the
most unpublished in the world, was answer
ed mildly by an Irish gentleman, "tbat il
ought to be otherwise, for the Irish met
with hard rubs enough to polish any ha-
ton On earth. H
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

RMoDRL RAILROAD There is a
railroad dowo South, which runs one train
a day. drawn BY locomotive Of about
coffee pot power. The conductor is 30
polite that if a lady shouts out, Mr.. Con-
ductor, l should like drink of WATER
be Immediately jumps of. blocks the train
with a stick, and attends to the lsdy's
wants.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

A sharper, who had lost bis bat going
out of theatre iu the middle Of Q crowd,
snatchsd mans bat from of bis head
The sharper, Immediately putting the bat
on his head and covering il with both
hands, exclaimed, Have lheyf I defy
them to take nsinel' ! -ala1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

There is good story told Of an seesn-
trio lady, Of unfortunately acquisitive hab-
its, to the effect that she was on one occa-
sion, SO affected by charity sermon IS to
borrow sovereign from ber neighbOr and
put it in--her own pocket. e..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

~ Perhaps all of your readers may
not know that Buckwheat Straw is poison
GUS to hogs. A neighbor of mne once
put some, into his hog house to make bed
for them, when they began to run round
and round, until they dropped down dead,
1t seems to make them crazy. This may
be Of benefit to some Of your readers.--
S. L. B., Brookdale Farm, Maine.-[ [Coun-
try Gebts Sept, 1858. 'a 4
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

A large portion of the Gneat tObocco In
this years growth has been gathered and
housed in good condition. and IS nov un-
dergoing the curing process. The plan.
ters say that what they lack In quantity is
made up in quality, and The crop viii 10
"shoFt and sweet
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

A Minister who had received q number
of calls, and could scarcely decide which
was the best, asked the advice of a faithful
old African servant, who replied: "MAsSa,
90 where dare is the most debble.F s (
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

CoNsoL ATIoN.--A married woman in
New Orleans ran away from her husband,
taking with her three children. She left
a note for her husbands digestion, on his
arrival home, to the effect that be needn't
concren himself about the children, as none
of them we're his. We should think that
was a satisfactory explanation. ,rt..t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

EA Pennsylvania correspondent Of
the New York Herald talks patbetically Of
the Presidents tender sensibilities. He
says: a- p .a
aWhen Mr. Buchanan beholds the in>
ingIatitude of old friends, the iron enters
his heart"
We presume that such quality of iron
has by this time entered the old gentle
mans heart, that the whole organ is nOth>
ing but iron,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-27

~ A writer in the Genessee Farmer
says tha! he has tried the cultivation of
wheat in hills like corn, having the hills
two feet apart each way, and two or three
plants to the hill, and be reports obtaining
from small plat of ground crop as large
as 10 be equal to two huudred bushels to
the acre. The soil is kept stirred and cul-
tivated during the growth of the crop.
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All wanting to emigrate to mild climate,
good soil, and fine market, gee Advertisement
of Hanmonton Lands,
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The Clnciunsti Enquirer says that the
betting on the recent election 10 that city,
on the recent county ticket will not fall
short of $4,000. That was going it
ssroogi ai rg,s s1aHL rgl ah
bar "a B tlss- fF
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A friend bas requested US TO publish
The following: T. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-17

To r. c. Hicks and Sarah A. Hicks:
VOU and each Of you are heIsby -rotihed that
j there 10 now flo In tbs ofnse OF the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Ice County Iowa, nj Keok
petition Of Alexander Lowric claiming OF said
r. G. Hicks the sum q eleven hundred dollar,
with interest on the same ut ting rats OF Ten per
cent. per annum from April 1, 1857, ~ money
Justly due him from said Hicks On two promissory
notes for the sum Of Eve hundred and fifty dollars
each dated April ID, 1857, payable to the order Of
said Alexander Lowre in one ard two years from
date respectively, with interest at the rate Of ten
per cent. per annun. Alac clAsining Of you (said
k. C. Hicks and Sarah A. Hicksy the foreclosure OF
a mortgage executed by you to said Lowrie and one
q 90. M. Barber to said Iotes, with others,
on lots Nos. and d ght q and " In block No
one hundred and ninety three 1881 in the City OF
keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. And notice OF said
suit having been returned to the last Septem Der
term Of eaid court as to ycu mot found and or
der of publication had. Wow unless yen appear
and answer thereto on or before the second day
Of the next term of said court, to be begun and
holden ON the hrst Monday OF February next s59)
Judgment will be rendered against you by default
and said gage forecloseda As prayed for in the
plaintiffs petition.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff In the foregoing action having OBJ
talnec IN order of publication ny to def ndants, n.
C. Hicks and sarah A. Hicks, from the District
Court of Lee Couuty, Iowa At keokuk, therefore
lot publication be made IN tho "paily Gate City,
a newspaper puhlishe in said county, once week
for four consecutive weeks.
ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nov On 1873 div Clerk ID. G.
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Trassse,s sale.

TR01t0eSa SaIe.
yIyHERE Al BY = certain Dssd OF Tfust sased
w February hal, 1851: ana rsoordsd 10 n the
Recorders ofice,s1 Lee 0Dry, lova, y pss e
Book No. II, pAfs Isl, NJ. Collins conveyed 20
D. W. a... =. n,.s Mns ,s. e.
tate, .o-wit: Lot No. .iss v nioos no; ."fn.
Said Deed Of Trust II u giysn TO secure TO Samuel
Marsh, VIM. X. eSsAnd &C. Deiavan the pay
mcnt * the pu seha31 money On said property, as
follows: One IInndSed ara Fifty dollars on the
2l.t day of FebrSxsy 1883 wh interest at the rate
of elk per cent. VI snnum till due and ten per
cent, after due; cpd whereas said money Is due and
unraid, excepting she sum e twenty eight ~
doliars, whic was paid on sasd Deed Of Irust De.
cember 27th, 1854, apa the owner Of said Deed OF
Trus, has directed said Trustee 10 sen said proper
ty under the clause of sale contained IN ssia Deea
Of Trust reference bsi ny had to the same Fer par
ticulars. Notice, therefore, rs hereby given ina.
on the slst day of December 1888, at tAe door OF
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa al keckuk. between the hours OF ~
o'clock A. 10 and o'clock p. m. OF said day.
aha ei said real estate to the highest bidder Tor
casli, In pursuance Of said DEED Of Trust:
ID. W KILBoURNE, Trustee.
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NUTICFis hereby given 60 Tie owners OF the
lots dsscribeain tho foregoing lat, stuatedin the
City 81 keokuk, Lee County ana State Of Iowa,
whose names Toned. and all others interest
cd, thats special tax has been assessed and levied
by the City Council III said city for Grading
the Alley through block No. hf,y-three, ana
for Trimming, Gurbinlt, duttcring and Mead
AIMING on 9Th, 9th and 9TH streets, ~ designated
In the above list, and unless payment be made
Of the levied also ell costs, before the
2lat day of Dee., A. D. 1858, tho said lots, or 80
| much thereof IS shall be necessary to discharge
said taxand costs, will be sold on the day sfoTe.
said, Ut the Mayor otacc in said city, between
abe hours Of clock q. VI. and o'clock p. N.
e. @. STEVENS,
Cellsctprof theCity Of ksokuk.
! Nov. 30, lsts-dtd
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Ksokuk, Nov. 80, ls5s-dSw
$500 trustee sale.


XyTHFREAs, by a certain Deed oil ifss'' ualea
w April 81. 1852, and recorded 10 the heeofae, -
or. af Lac County, Iowa In Deed Book No. IL,
pages 6f7 and s6s. Willis Teft conveyed to u. ".
kiIbourne. Trustee, the following real estate 10,
Wit Lot No. one tl), in Block No. one hundred
and twenty EIGHT 2s), in the City OF keekuk Lee
County, Iowa. said Deed Of Trust Was given 90
secure The payment Of the purchase money On SAID
prnp erty TO samuel Marsh, VIM. r. Lee and =. Y.
neayan, as follows seventy-hvo dollars, septem-
her LIST, 1851; Seventy-ive dollars, April 3D., 1857
with per cent interest per annum till due, and
per cent per annam after due and whereas s0sa o.
ment INNS been dems ntei, nd wherefore the owner
of said Deed II Trust has directed said Trustee to
sell said property under the claute OF sale con.
taif ed in sa Deed of Trust reference ing had
70 the same Tor particulars. Notice, therefore, is
hereby given that the Sist day OF Decembcr,
1855, at the door Of the office Of the Clerk OF the
Distrio. Court Of Lee County, Iowa, al keoRuk,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock M. and o'clock
D. M Of said day I shall sell said roal estate to
the highest bidder for cash, in pursuance OF said
Deed Of Trust
D. w. KILBOuKNE, Trustee.
Eanbnx Nnr fSh9-Ahw
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Trustcc.s sale


WHEREAS, by certain Deed OF Trust, dated
w January &c. 1882, and recorded in the lie
corder's Office Of Lee county, Iowa, in Deed Book
No. IS, page Is5, Michael Fry conveyed TO David
W kilbourne, Trustee, the following real estate,
TO wit: The north west quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section thirty t3o), township sxty-six
Bs north range Ave 81 west, contsinng Forty sel
acres more or less in Lee county, Iowa, said Deed
Of Trust being for the purpose It securing the pay
ment Of the purchase money on SAID property Tor
the sum of two husdred dollars Is 2aol, to samuel
Al arch. VIM e. Lee and howard &. DelAyan, OF
the assigns, payable a. follows:
Thirty Dollars, Dec. 25th, ls52;
twenty-five Doll aIs, April LIST, sos
Seventy Three Dollars, January 10th, 1924
Sevsn,y-Two Dollars, January goth, 1890;
And bearing interest at the rate Of sx per cent pei
annum till due and ten per cent. per annum 81 tel
due pay able annually. Aud whereas all the sboy'
payments are due and remain unpaid, though pay
msn has been dc mau9ed---where fore the holder 0
said mortgage has directed said Trustse to sell tn
said properly under the clause OF sale contained
| said Deed Of Trust, reference being bad to 10
sam for particulars.
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby given, that o.
the 3ist day Of Deeeu ber 1858. at the door OF tn
| ofic. Of the Clerk Of the District Court of LIE
| County, at Keukuk, between the hours Of o'cloc
| A. IN and O'Clock p. IN. Of said day shall pre-
ceed 10 tel said real estate to the highest bidde
| for cash, in purs uance of said DEED of Trust.
b. ". kILDoUENE,
Nav. 20. 1885 wild Trastoe.
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Dec. l /, 1s5S-w3t
l.waI Notice. Note.
TURNER 4 CRAIG,
Is5s-a Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
ilcgai Noticc.


Iowssgsp d IATE i.secounty Iowa
rs. DISTRICT Court
q. NJ. Huston, ]. C. Huston At
II Ii fiuHtot, keokuk.
TIME Defendants arc hereby notified that there
l il now on Die il the effiee II the Clerk VI the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keetuk. pc
tilien Of plainnas claiming OF defendants the sam
oil six honar cd aa.lats ns,ney dne On two prom
isss ~ netee. dated NIX York. Jan, /, isaS, exc
euted vs. q. NJ. Huston and endorsed By J.. G. us
ton and h. III. Huston, 20 rlaintins aud unleas
you ppeer ana answer thtreta on OF before the
n1rsing IT the second day # he next term Of said
court al keos uk cvtnmcncsng February 7th, 1859
udSaelt NH bc reiseiea sga inst you there's for
the amount claimed, and costa II suit.
TURNER a CRAIG,
New. ". 1858. All ya for piainsifs.
The plsintiffs in the foregoing action having OBJ
tained an orier of Iuhliestion ~ 10 c. Huston,
from the District Court # Ice County, Iowa, at
Keokuk therefore let publication be made in the
''Daily Gate City," newspaper published in said
county, once week for four consecutive weeks.
Nov 70, Esd ERIE J. LEECH,
Clerk DC
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rIsU JOHN Is LatDGr, 0EO. pONNEl.LAN and
/ GUY WEiLss Yea hereby notified that
there Is on a. in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court Of Lee County, at keokak, petition
Of Frank BalIinger, casaing OF the said Lodge and
Donnellan the SUN ~ lHo thousand dollars as
money due on certain promissory notes given bv
them to said Halinger and also claiming the fore
closure of mortgage On certain real estate Ia the
county Of Leo aud State ~ Iowa, more particular
~ described in said petition. given by said ledge
and uonnclan 10 secure the payment of said notes,
and alleging that said Wells il subsequent
mortga geo u the same land, ard praying that
his claim may be set up and adludicated And un-
les you appear and answer said petition on or he
fore the Tuesday after tue fat Monday in February
next, Judgment will lie rendered against you by
default.
RANKIN, MiLLFA'A ENsTER,
Noy 81 ls5S.d Att'Ys for BnlliLger.
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Hs0CuAS. scHAFEEs MkLlNDA IA .SCHAFEk |
ard GUY WELLS: There 10 now On file in the |
office OF the Clerk OF The District Court Of Lee |
County, lows, nj keokuk, the petition OF Edward
K. Hart asking the Court 10 foreclose = mortgage
against CHARLES sehafer and Melinda ID. SchAfsr
his wife on part Of lot in block ninety three
in the city Of keukuk and county u Lee, in which
said Guy Wells has IN interest, BY subsequent
mortgage. Said petition represents that said
mortgsge was given 70 s,care several promissory
notes. IN sl $4,000, and asks tor the sale OF
the property and the interest Of ell the dcfendans
therein, and deed AMI possession to the sheriff
and for general relief Unless you appear and
answer said petition before the second day Of
the February term 1850 VI said court, = decree
will be rendered according to the prayer.
RANKIN, MILLER : RNSTER,
Nov, n 1850 Plaintiffs Att'ys.
TlsOWM. 5. WOODM 4 nd. MANY r. WoopwA ARD,
/ J. cLApP aud Bxxs. r. CARRon: You are here
BY notified that there now on file In the office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, at keoxuk, PETITION of lockwood Co.,
claiming IL Vim. 5. Woodward the sum Of ten
thousand dollars and inseres., on four notes By
said w oodmRrd to Lock wood Co., each for twenty
i've hundred dollars, and praying foreclosure VI
mortgage and equity o. redemption and sale 81 all
right, title and interest Of SAID Woodward and
Nal. y oa.. ed I'D c..siTr e:
Trustee for nebj i. Csrron, and said BENZ I. Car
ron in property dscrbed III said petition, and un-
lass you appear and Al &wer thereto On or before
| the second DAY Of neAt february lls5g) term Of
4 sHiu cAuFa 10 Ne 1Siu a. NNHAuk AHAH-
/ day Of RAID meptD, lG4gment by default will BE-
| had against ipa-
AaahIN, MILLER 4 EEsTER,
Nov. c-, IsaS-a Plaintiffs AtL'ys.
ifIsU FhIEh HAhl BAlDGEE HART, KAN
1 j. hin MILLER, TllLhANN, ROZlERA GO.
and A. r. MAILING: iou are hereby notified
that there Id now lie In the o0icc OF the Clerk
Of the District court II Lea County, Iowa, ut keo-
kuk a petition OF Abaer Reeves claiming Of said
Peter Hart thirteen thousand dollars ~ money dus
an three pyomissory Iotcs. and claiming against all
OF you tho foreclosure Of mortgage given BY said
Peter and Bridget Hart, lot ,. block Ii OF ths
. city Of keokuk, TO stoare the payment Of said
notes. ard asking sale of said property, and I'M
less you appear and answer said petition on or b.
fore the Tuesday after the nrst Monday In FobruA
~ next, judgment wi II 10 rendered BY default.
RANKIN, MILLER kN6TkR,
Nov. n, ls6s.d Att.ys for Plaintiff.
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NOBLE 4 STRONG,
nac 4. ls5s-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.


leHAb N0ttCes sssk = rCt0b0fc.
To C. Z. hyatt and M. A. Hyas, his wife, VIM. M.
Fisherty and cynthis A. Flaherty his wife,
Francss ]. Cakes aud Abraham W. Beskirk,
partners ~ Oakes d Buskirk
VUu and each of you hereby notified that
i there Ii now Gle In the office Of the Clerk II
the DistI,ct Court Of Lee County Iowa, At keokuk
petition Of Sears NJ. Laveriige claiming of you,
the said c. r. Hyatt and VIM. Nj. flaherty, the
sala II nine hundred ami sixty dollars, with 8
per cent. inters eat thereon frvm June lat, 1887
two nptes made by you dated June Let, 1857, one
for sass aud the other xs92, each with per cent.
interest. the afti at four months and tbs second ~
six months each psS able TO b. MeVuilin, aud by
ss!d Nclsaii.in Endorsed 10 said LoyeriaSe, and
abs elgilning ef each 81 ypa the fofcipture ~ n
mortgage ms5s b. yea, the ssld e. T.. Hyatt and
nsEe nNd N. NJ. flahert5 and wife to one John
@hsne sAtsa 5awe iSf 1857. 20 teeara ia psrt said
nQtsts Va the Il NV, / ~ sectier 81, and
ttt* N y " N*N ! ss section -, all IN fp, Go,
n u. west, Lce s@auty, toWa; which iaertgage
las AIS 0ssh aks3gGel ta tasa Loseridgv. aud o
nptsee II the FsaAsey Il sas1 tail directed 10 yen
having Sc ~ saa hg IS tufBsa to the lsst eepten-
bsr term 81 s*i4 evufs, ,faog ia4ad asd su vrde,
of publication ssaa NV yen ard IA Ii AZ yuo ara
FAR Der nutsaec thai a0ieas y9a appear aud ,IaaA
anssrr o. demur u tae esli pefIt@n, IN ~ h5iars
the Ino4nlagof the SECOND dsy oi lie asxt testn a
saia cuaFt - b. began AID h9iden a lie cay Il
Ksckak To said county ON this frat Monday ~ feb
ru4ry, A. II. 1852, Judgment will be res8ere,
against sea thereon, by default.
NuBLk n STRONG,
Dee. 4. lssodl Attorneys far fi4sntlH.