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To L. W Bssll and william 4. Buell..
THERE u now on fls In tho ofioe Of the Clerk
= Of tho Dstrise Ooart q Lse OnnuAy. Iowa, =
Ksskuk. ~ pstitien al Minsr, Wanhsw y b.,
claiming OF 1. W. Buell. : judgment 81 three hun
dred dollars on promiasory nots axeoutea by him
to James 3. Bruce and by him endorsed to plain
tis also, the foreclosurs Of mortgage on certain
rel sstAts In 1eohsk, Lss soenty, 80 !. psanrs
thspaynsAt q said note. aidpetitlon r6pros4nts
that william e. Busll Aas q int1rsst ID I'D
property, and prays for judgment and the fore
closure Of the mortgage, an order Of sale, m ex-
tinOdon Of tho interest Of beth the defendants in
the premises, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day az ths June term (l85e) Of
said Court judgment will DO rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER b KNSTER,
May n, 1s5s-d PiaiAti6s Attsys.
TO Guy Wells, Hugh W. sample, Samuel r. Curtis,
Frank G. Q. Umsted, Edward kilbourne, e. r.
Ford, d. w. Ford, James Holsey, A. L. DeminK,
John w 7. Cleghorn, b. H. Harrison, Elihu Gum,
David B. Gum, Oscar r. Davis, Noah Greeley:
TIyHEnRis now on flc in the Office Of the Clerk of
Il tAs District Court q Lea oeu1ty, Iowa % Kse-
kak the petition Of Hannah n. Taggset, Rxecs-
trlx Of the estate Of Robert Tsggat. dsesased and
Emma T. T.ggert and Alice 9. Iaggart, minor
children, BY Hannah n. Taggart thsir guardian,
fifth d certain lands in Lee county, Iowa, and the
specific performance Of contract with Robert Tag
CART Of December 18th, 1850. Said petition prays
for decree, partition OF the lands described In
the petition, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the june term uSse) OF
said Court judgment will BE- rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
May II, 160-dlm Plaintiff Att'ys.
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LeEal NAtace.


To Hi Clsts, Elisa ,. Cluts, A. II. Brown, Thos.
Cross, Hsary Cluts and Jacob Bvshsy:
VOU are hereby notified that there 10 now on Ole
i In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee County, lows, ct Keokuk, . petition AZ
james Barrows, James RsyEolds and Frederick
zngg claiming Of said Eli Cluts the sum Of fifteen
hundred and Ave 4S-l00 dollars With interest,"
6aiA petitisa alleges that said sBsrsovs, RsynolAs
saA xsgg became security for said Xii Cnts and one
Wv. Walker, by endorsing two notes made By
Ciuts Walker, which notes they ailcgs that they
have been compelled to pay and cancel to their dam
age In the sum Aforesaid. Said petition also claims
ssAinst all u yea the fsssciorsre Of mortgage
executed By said defendants, Eli Clun and Elisa
JCluts to said plaintiffs 70 them against any
damage from endorsing said notes n afofessid.--
Said mortgage bears date NOVEMBER IA, 1851, h
duly recorded, and conveys the following real -
tate tc wit: Seventy Ave feet Oh of the rear ends
Of lou and in block LIS Ia Ksokuk, Lee coun-
v, Iowa.
Nov unless you appear and answer ssid pstitiop
on or before the second day Of the special June
term OF said District Court, commencing on ths
fourth Monday in June, 1850, Judgment and dsssss
will b rendered against you sscording 70 the prayer
Of said petition aud said real estate will be sold
satisfy said debt and the nterest OF al defsndants
cut OF and extinguished.
AuCRARY 4 BRUCE,
May q, l8bo-d PLAINTIFF Attsys.
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DO not b put or by unprincipled dealers with
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want the best aid there for them, and they should
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An our Remedies are for sals b
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4 BBLs. ENGLISH wALNUTs,
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76 BOXES SOAP,
J Now on hand and receiving, and for sale low 1
n KELLOGa0 4 BIRGE,
MAyl5d No. IS Aain-st.
EAIkA Family Flour, war; antsd.
~ mh3o.d COLLIEk8 ROaERT6ON.
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NOTICE.
Two PATRICK MADDEN EaR--You arsAereby
IL nOASHnd that to- a. - IL u A.. $3.50


Two PATRICK MADDEN: ElR--You arshereby
= notihed thst thess y On file n the ollos q he
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee Cosrty. Iowa.
q Ksokuk, petition Of Amos n. brown siaininf
ascsse q saaA Cesrt aeAiast yes Aqe stAA So u
xSoLSS 40 - ~ ct. ~ Ann4A 1nteeoDt tk9s-
= ltsn Osssssf'll, III. = nsTte11s N ySa =
said Brown sivsn, = deas Ostslr n, 1slt, = n
front ends y Atty fsst aes1 q Ists II ~ - II
block $50, In the city Of Keoknk. L. ., Ksua,
to secure the payment Of the paSslass nonsy d
said realty, VI: 3435. In four e4oAl GnhnA1 IN
stalmens, with interest from said date @ the rate
Of ten per cent. per annum, payable annua1ly,
ldefAnlt In payment Of any Of sid massachusetts
Or interest to make said whole amount due and
pa5abls); said petition charging ssch 1slAnh, ard
claiming also the foreclosure and sAls ~ AiA
mortgaged premises and the extinguishnsut or I'll
equity Of redemption under said mortgaae and for
general relief. You therefore nOtiAs6 that IN
less you appear and answer 70 said pstsioa on W
second day Of The September term ito commence
on the nfst Monday Of September, 1885 u II ssil
Court. decree win h taken against son tAsrsaa
pro confssso.
CURTIS, GlLLMORE . CUArIs, /
Selisitors Tor Petitioner.
Mari
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Nay g 1850.

To w. w. 4 h. III. Stone.
THERE ID now ON 6le in the Once Of the Clerk
j Of the District Court Of Lee County, Icwa. 1t
Ksokuk, the petition Of Reed Co., claiming Of
you seven hundred and sixty-two dollars and nifty
four cents, and ton per cant interest hereafter on
two pFomissory notes executed BY yoa to them.
Said petition also pRays IN attachment on tho
ground Of your n-rssidsnee. Unless you appear
an1 aneuor said pstition on or before the second
a. = ths nsxt tern q ~ District Cesrt, e. said
oso.ty, = Ksoksk, tnagnsat viii = rssred
= 80 RANKIN. MILLER ! nissr1R,
mh10 dim Pitts Atty's.
7ISV AUGUSTUS ". KE6DE :sir---You re here
il 81 notified that thArs II on fle In the Clerk .
ONce Of the District Court Of Lee County ~
Keokuk. petition Of w. 4 J. Chase, partners.
claiming Of you 4lA6.SO with interest thsrsin
specined. and founded upon your three promissory
notes In tho petition. whereof they are the
holders ssid petition praying for N attschmsnt
against your property On the ground that you are
non. residsnt 81 Iowa. And unless Jon sppssr and
arsver said petition on or before the second day Of
ssid Ooart 81 thsir term Of September, 1850, iudg
nsn& viii h rendered against you BY dsfauls for
~ osnount claimed and costa.
CURIIH, GILMORE ! CURTIS,
Nay ., 1s5o-Alm Att'ysfor Petitioners.
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UAEuCb AA2
HARDWARE CUTLERY,
s. w. x Fl. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
i have in store, and are receiving their supplies
for the spring trade ,drectfrom the makers, which
they offer to cash and prompt time-buyers on IA
they confidently solicit an Examination Of the
same. S.W oh. TUCKER,
May Io-d4w Sign Of Red Paddock.
MINERS Picks, ShoveIs, &C., for sale by
Nl mhcl6d :. W. u. TUCKER.
ERIRFIN's Horse Nails good stock Of all
~ sizes for sale BY 5. W. II. TUCKER.
mchiSd
A MES sHOvELs.-A large stock of Ames'
maybe s.. In. TUCKER.
CCYTHE SToNEs.-Scythe Stones, of different
maybe w.An. TUCKER.
CCYTHn kIFLES.-Various qualitiesof Scyths
y Riassand sharpsnsrs for + sale y,-or.n
CTCKLES.-A good article Of SickIss for sale By
- [maylol S. W.AH. TUCKER.
L,ENCE NAILS,
Fine Sd do
Flooring do
AnasAlsd do to olinch-a superior article
Finishing DO
Together with q general assortment Of other nails
Of the Belmont brand, Just received and for sale
low by S. w. / H. TUCKER,
WORN Garden, Grabbing and other HOES;
~ Spades, Shovels, Mat tocks and Picks;
Scythes. Snaths, and Grain Cradles
Cow bells, Rakes and Corn Planters
Ok, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives
Hay, STRAW and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of assorted Hardware and Cut
naysda~ - s. n. TUCKER.
(ynIADsroN Es;--The Berea arin dstones, Of ',
~ rious sizes, for sale by
SWAN. TUCKER,
tSign of the HE'D PadIoek,)
May1eddw Cor, of Main 81 Sts
GOLFERS d ROBERTSON,
General Grocers,
No. rs Main-st.. near ..kE0KUK
QUINCY FLOUR.
TUsT received, supply of Castle Mills M
u Flour, warranted.
aprlsd GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
GRAHA m FLOUR.
CHOICE article for sale by
n coLLIERs ROBERTSON.
HAMS.
oEnn LBS. Coentry-curei Hams and Sides
COUU 400 No. sugar-eured Hams, for sal
by c0LLIEkS 4 ROBERTSON.
aprIsd
lSkEsH Tomatoes,
l. Assorted Pie Fruits,
Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Straw borries
Fresh Pine Apples,
Burnett's FlasoriHg Extracts,
Cox's Patent Gelatine,
Iiooper's sheet and shred Isinplass,
Bakers No. J Chocolate,
/" q Cocoa,
{" Broma,
Corn Starch,
Hecker's Farina,
Walnut Catsup,
Tomato 81
English and American Pick les in glass jars,
Taylor Bro double superhne English MI
tard. For sale by
aprlsd COLLIFRS 4 ROBERTSON.
TEAS: 1EAsiI TEAN.!s
TUsT received, large and we'll assorted lot
u TEAS, consisting of
Extra Fine Imperial.
Extra Fine Young Hyson.
Extra Fine Oolong.
We have several grades Of the above kinds
Teas, at different prices. These Teas have BE-
selected for our retail trade; We guarantee
price to suit. CoLLIERS ROBERTSON.
nh29d Main street near Third
GuGAk-CURED HAMS.
- COLLIER / ROBERTSON,
mhzo-d rs Main ct rect
NEW BOOKS.
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Tru steers sale.

DUBLIC NOTICE II hereby given that on Eatur-
! day the 12th day Of June next, will sell ct
public sslein front OF the banking house Of VIM.
Thompson Co, In the CITY Of Keokuk, Leo county,
lows the following real estate, to Wit the eastery
haH Of lot nine {9), block one hundred and six
(losl Of said city, rs feet front on nan-st., and
A0 feet dssp.
The above sale Is made BY virtue Of > Decd Of
Trust from Thomas Bruce TO m !, for the purpose
Of securing the raym ent Of promissory note msde
BY james & Bruce 10 0rinnell Jenkins Tor the sum
Of 42,53l ~ and said Deed Of Trust provides that
tho property may BE- redeemed from tho sale 70 be
made BY me BY paying the above debt and ten per
cent. interest, 1t any time within one year after
sale The sale will be for cash, and dssd will b
made TO the purchaser.
JOHN W. RANKIN, Trustee.
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~ UNAN-INNEU HAMS,
- COLLIER ROBERTSON,
mhxo-a rs Main At rect
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MUCNAkI . 0RUCD1
May 9, 1854 Atty's fer Plaintiff.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-02
COLOSSAL

f6952S,449
An examination of the result given in the preceding
summary shows that the present Of the surplus Of
the gross assets OF the Society over its liabilities is
There is circumstance connected with these results
which cannot fail to be satisfactory, particularly after
the insnuaons thrown out by the commissioners, and
that is that although the present results deduced by
the employment Of different table OF mortality, and
by another and entirely independent process of calcula
tion made In complete Ignorance of the results OF SINH
lar valuation by your Actuary, Mr. Woolhouse yet
the two series of calculations agree in somewhat
markable manner.
Assuming the rate of interest to BIO realized by the So
cety not to exceed per cent? the preceding summary
gives accurate representation of its real position
the present state of information such subjects will
admit Of 1t is, however, said that the Society does In
fact realize per cent its investments If this be the
fact, and continues doing 50, 1t would produce dcr
$4,000 '"s ''''V" ''0'' " present '""' u At least
In looking at these results should be distinctly kept
in view that the figures represent simply the present
discounted value Of the surplus, and not It's ultimate
magnitude.
A careful examination Of these figures must satisfy
every one that with good management the International
Life Assurance Society has ample financial resources
within Itself 20 meet all its engagements with the public,
and to provide for every liability which can arise under
In this country whether among his professional breth
or those of the public generally who appreciate
the value OF great and unequaled mathematical talent
IL Is quite unnecessary to word In support Of
gentleman so much admired and respected Mr. Wool
house ior s sterling worth and surprising ability but
cannot let the opportunity pass without expressing my
regret at witnessing the unscrupuous and conccived
attss. made ma upon him BY ne commssoaeE: 1t can
report. have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Your most obedeut servant
Oct. Is, 1859. +. g. T. NELSON.
TO Messrs HaJicht Ro6rooke Of he american AgeRcy
GENTLEMEN Agrceably to your request / have made
a careful examination of various documents submitted
OF the Insurance commissioners Of the Commonwealth
of Massachuses dated June 49, 1852 and two reports
upon the state of your affairs by Mr. WoOhouse and Mr.
Nelson, both Of whom are distinguished authors OF waltz
able works OF science, and esteemed among the
highest authorities upon matters OF life Insurance.
have also made an independent examination Of the prn
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p ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONlC WATERS,

The most certain and speedy remedy discovered for
for all Diseases of the
CHEST AND LUNGS, COUGHS COLDS, ASTHMA
Consumption, bronchitis, Influenza, Hoarse-
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e44,ls9 8 9
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Society, No. AZ Strand.
London, 25th August, 1859


10 the Chat man and court Of Directors Of the hternd-
tiOndi Lue Assurance Society.
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with your Instructions,
have carefully examined the document purportng sup
plemen TO the Fourth Annual Report by the Insurance
Commissioners of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,,
dated June 5 1859 respecting your society and now beg
the document IN question Is written in so unusual
tone and temper and In alanguage far removed from
the sober debcraYe style OfOf official reports,
that II Is hard to believe II really authentic II has 50
much of the partisan feeling and warmth OF expression
aud is so full Of pointed personal allusion that am
II impossible to fnd ANYTHING similar to 1t among our
own governmental records.
Were II not for this circumstance the very strong opin-
ions expressed by the commissioners might wei occasion
uncases excite alarm 10 the state OF your AFFAIRS
but when defective nature of the data ana the slate
ments adduced by them calmly and patiently consider
cd and the unreal fictitious inequtable ana UNJUST noae
Of valuation followed by them analysed and exposed the
alarm which their report Is so well calculated 70 pouuee
on the minds Of persons not technically acquat win
such subjects fail TO disappear, nnd your mstt
ton still continue enjoy that share Of public conn
dence 10 which the sequel will show 10 be alry emu
tied.
The confident and oyerbearing tone In which the report
OF the commissioners Is written renders an examination
Of the bases ON which their statements are made neees-
sary before attempting "a show what Is the true POSITION
Of your company. IL important to understand IN the
hrst place whether the case they have made out 10
really al unnpcachabO one.
In page Il Is stated that their computations are mnde
on the eonbined experience, Of Actuarcs Kate 81 MOT
anty.' TQ experienced persons, and 20 the public IN
general thus mode or proceeding would appear 70 DC
sanctioned by great authority arc tho real acts
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the Daley for 81 90
square for three Insertions ard 20 cents for each sub.
sequent insertion Tn lines or less constitute a
square" Advertisements ordered inside or in any
prominent place. also those largely displayed will
be charged extra Contracts by year may be
made on liberal terms
IN WEEKLY. First insertion 81 per square; each sub
5e1uent insertion IS cents.
- All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
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TO make quarterly payments
- No gratHitoas Advertisements. No report. reso
Iuuols or proceedings Of corporation, society or
association, and no communication designed call atten
up 10 any matter of limited individual interest can
OeInserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
~. Inc Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
sioe oT any errors that occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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00lortester Daily Spp.

Review of Mass. ms. Commissioners Report on
the Condition of the International Life Assur-
ance Society of London, by Messrs. Woolhouse
g. Nelson of London, and Prof Peirce Of Har-
ward College.
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DIARIES FOR 18G0.-A largeinvoice of
~ Denton Woods Diaries for 1860, inst received and
for sale wholesale and retail at the lowest Cash prices
WIN. ii. SANFORD'S bookstore,
n3 diff Isl Nam street, Worcester.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17
mo. Id.

adapted to agriculture, and there is moth
Ing to make it desirable.
Provisions are scarce Flour is selling
at S25. and bacon $40. per cwt whiskey,
of the meancst quality at 81. per gallon
There is no money in the country He
anticipates much suffering before Spring.
He advises those who intend going in the
Spring to abanlon the idea
There are about five hundred persons
in these mines and but two white wo-
men.
He says there are persons there who are
constantly writing home to the States of
the richness Of the mines merely for the
purpose ofinducing people to come there.
that they make money out of them.
MIR. Sterret confirms. the statement of
Forbes, of Iowa Point. who returned a
short time ago. and which onght to he
sufficient to put quictus OIL all exciting
stories about the mines.
He was thirty-six days making the trip
out. and thirty-two days returning. Three
other citizens of Holt county came in at
the same time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17

of companies organizing to start to the
mines at the opening of spring. All the
principal cities Of the Union will send large
numbers-indesd. it is supposed that the
emigration to Jefferson will be equal to the
emigration to California i'm 1S49-50. The
gold found at Pixies Peak is superior to
the California gold. an ounce being worth
fraction upward of $40.
There is no .le option in regard to the
existence of gold in abundance. The
Georgia mining companies, and some OF
the principal banking honses in the States
have sent out agents to prospect the coun-
try. all Of whom unite in rendering most
favorable report. 1t is upon the strength
| OF these reports that il is fully believed that
the emigration to the mines during the
year will reaci, the number of one hundred
thousand. 1t is, learn. the intention oi
one of the most extensive banking house.
in the country to establish early in tn,
spring an agency for the purchase of gold
at or near Pixies Peak.
! The country not only abounds in mine
raj wealth, but is also. | am informed, cul
tlvated. and capable of yielding remunera
tive agricultural crops. In view of this,
would advise persons emigrating to provide
themselves with farming implements of al
descriptions. and have no doubt that al
who go and work the soil will be as ampl,
remunerated as those who dig for gold.
will speak of this S; bjcct again. / hav,
learned that companies will soon be organ
ized in Louisville. Lexington, and in tn,
principal cities and towns of kentucky
All hope is, that the brightest anticipa
tons of this new FL Dorado may be NOR,
than realized.
The Territory should and doubtless vii
be Immediately organized. and | predict
within hive years at farthest. Jefferson vii
be sovereign state of the American Union