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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

OiDER VI PUBLlCAIlON.
Virginia, IS AT Rules held in the
Clerks office OF the Circuit Court OF Momcn-
gala County OH the fir,l NJ nday in Fchru.
AIRY, 1859.
Bumh, Raisuel & Co., comrlainnnts,
Fletcher Brock, ct al, Defendants.
... IN CnaNvERY. .. ......
Tile obj"c, Of his suit is to recover fr, m
defendant Brock the sum OF $50 dollars apd
IS cents, which i, is alleged he owes ro said
ronrlainan's, and 10 attach Tho same IN the
hand. of drlt. Moses ajrosnihrr, and ei,o TO
attach certain tract Of land Ia said county
belonging 10 said brock.
+. An il appearing from an affidavit lied i'll
Ills cause that Defendant Brock is TO- a res
ident Of this State, II is Ordercd. tina, h. d.
appear here within one IN ,nih after dEr pub
LEGATION hereof aud do ha, is necessary to
pro,cci his interest in said suit
.... a copy-Trste
LEWIS 5. LAYTON, Clerk.
tK"ck & Heck. p. q ..a,
February II. $50 81
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JAVON 4 SMITU,
pub.ishcrS, Mcll.hnrp. Nn.
AFFLICTED READ ! I!

DHILADELpilIA MEDICAL HOUSE.-E3-
4 tah!ishcd twenty-five years ago, hr Dr.
kfnSeln, corner Of hird and CnOn Streets,
phIiadriubia Pa
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Midsummer Night S Dream.

FTHIS SPL N DID $50 "a G"jneoy Lon.
L., don Print, re.e"grarcd by SWlain rm.
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6 OLD ssss9aaNhNN. ;,


Over forty different varieties and styles of the
celebrated "Old DomiBon'' Coffee aud Tea
Pots are nov nianuiac tured Being based as
DR.! Dali of tho Journal OF Health says, "on sci
ence and common sense - they are rapidly com
ing into use, and are destined soon to super
codc all others. They can be obtained from or
ordered through any sterckeepers, or dealers III
housekeeping articles
iLtrMerohants who have not received our
Trade Circular, giving prices, terms &C., will be
immediately supplied on applied on application
by letter, 10
ARTHUR, BURNtAM l. GfLRoY,
III & ITO South Tenth St, Philadelphia,
Sole Manufacturers under the Patent.
IL Also, manufacturers under the Patent, of
ARTHUR'S Celebrated Air.Wgh, ScC.Sealing
Fruit Cans and JAYS. Jan, 81 3tno.
WHEELING NAiLs.--I have Just receiv.
W cd a flesh supply Of Wheeling Nails assert.
cd sizes. Also by 10, 10 by IL Glass which
viii sell very cheap for cash.
Dcc.lo 1851 WIN LkZiER.
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M"rgantown, Nov 70, ls5s-2n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

From the Esd Of December to the LIST in
slant, no business was transacted in either
H9use--a quorum not being present.
On Saturday the let instant, the Hon.
John W. Ellis, was inaugurated with the
usual ceremonies. The Oaths we're admins
tered by Chief Justice Pearson, and subscrIb.
ed 10 presence Of the Assembly. No other
business was done.
Monday. Jan. 3,
The SENATE met at 10 o'clock. About
thirty members we're in their seats.
The bill to prevent fraudulent bidding at
judicial sales passed IFS third reading and
was ordered TO be engrossed.
The bill to amend the charter Of the Attain.
tic. and North Carolina, aud Western North
Carolina railroads. SO as 10 give TO the indi
yidual stockholders majority on the boards
Of directors. being the irst special order for
to-day, taken up.
The debate upon this bill was continued
until . o'clock. when the Senate adjourned
without coming to any decision.
10 the COMMONS, Mr.. Norwood pre-
stnted bill to incorporate the University
Railroad Company 10 build . road from
Chapel Hill to the n. G. Railroad,
Mr.. Love, bill TO prevent and punish the
adulteration Of alcoholic liquors.
Mr.. Smith, bill 60 amend the charter OF
the Farmers Bank Of Elizabeth City.
message was received from the senate,
with number Of engrossed bills. which were
read the first time.
The bill to established new county by
the name Of Bragg vas indefinitely post.
poncd.
The bill TO incorporate the Potosi Mining
Company passed its second reading. with an
amendment BY Mr. Dortch making the stock.
holder. responsible. and that the Directors
should be residents Of the State.
Tuesday, Ian 4.
Ia the SENATE, after the presentation of
two memorials, and several bills Of a local
character, the uniinised business Of ycstcr.
DAY was proceeded with--being the bill reic-
\ tive 10 the Atlantic. North Carolina, and
Western North Carolina Railroads. The
debate was continued ior some time, after
which ihe bill W. indefinitely postponed ~
ayes ~, noes ~.
The next special order was The bill Il aid
IN The construction and equipment % the
Coalhelds railroad, the question being Oh
H. second reading. The bill was amended
80 ~ 70 require individual Stockholders "a
give q bond IN the sum u $50. 900, 10 secure
the payment Of the interest, and IL tha,
shape the bill passed--ycas %, hayes IA.
In the COMMONS several new bills we're
presented. among which was bill 10 estab
lish the Bank Of North Carolina, presented
BY Mr.. Ransom.
The bill TO incorporate Graham colleg,
passed the second and third reading, and
was sent 10 the Senate.
Several bills and resolutions, ncorporatin.
Companies. &C.. passed the third reading.
The bill concerning the registry Of deeds
and the bill concerning pour debtors, were
rejected.
WeJnesday. Jsn. s.
In the SENATE. the principal bushes.
was adiscussion Of amendments 10 the bill "a
amend the charter Of The Wilmington, Char
lotte aud Rutherford Railroad COMPANY
The bill was laid on the table, aud made N,
order Of the day for Monday ueIt, The sub
! ,,itute aud amendment, 20 be printed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
,rouer L occupy IN the sssnts that may

proper to occupy in the essn's That may
fellow.
Ii would subserve no useful purpose toll
make more particular reference at this time
10 the unhappy dissenslons that exist between
the two classes of slayeholding and non-slaye
holding States; or to speculate upon the DIS
astrous consequences to which they may
lead. At no time an agreeable service, !
would especially refrain from obtruding
them upon your reflections, this day. we
enter, to-day, upon a new year in our br'i.
/ liant career Of self government, and Ameri-
cans, everywhere, may we'll devote y 70
felcitating each other upon the many happy
circumstances that surround our condition.
And, out Of sacred memories ofpast sui
i ferngs and tolls in common cause, con-
temptation Of present splendid power and
grandeur as nation, and expectations Of
1 the triumphs that yet await this great re-
4 public--sentiments that must fill the minds
and breasts Of all Americans on this national
4 festive day--there naturally arise hopeful
anticipations Of the permanance and dura
4 bility Of our political system.
!, The patriotic emotions which this day ex
cites are calculated to bring to mind another
memorable in the history Of the country.
day now fifty -seseL years past, when Mr.
, Jefferson, upon great occasion. stood beior
his assembled countrymen, and declared wit
solemn emphasis: Il believe this tn
strongest government on earth" Ills pro
phetic wisdom, which has SO often proved
bacon light to the people of this country
. guiding them in times Of imminent peril :
! secure haven, is well calculated to inspir
e us with encouragement and hope in our pre-
sent embarrassment.
0 There is strong common sense anon
h the American people which is not quick
!, desert them, and which triump's Mer obsta
/ Giles and solves intricate political question
b that perplex the mere theorist 10 govern
5 mental science. Upon this good sens
n under Heaven. may VIZ not securely rely 4
u the preservation Of our present happy polit
: cal organization, dispensing to a remoi
!. posterity the same blessings We have EMO,
it ed under it, and fulfilling that high de-
: tiny among men which Heaven has ordaiI
|, ed it.
ii will now, gentlemen, in obedience
Il the constitution. subscribe, in urpfesene'
i. the oaths of office, relying upon an lnfni
"a Power for wisdom and strength. to enab
e me to discharge properly the solemn ohlg
j. tons they impose; and, for "a benlsaal
Judgment Of my official action, trusting
e the indulgence Of generous people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. g.
wednesday, January ~, 1859.

Lecture by Gov. Graham.--By requcst.of
the Board Of Managers Of the Greene Monument AS
sociation.' the Hon. William A. Graham will deliver
an address'in tho Presbyterian Church in Greensbo-
rough, on Thursday evening The 2Oh instant 81
o'clock From the ability and extensive literary ac-
quhemenis Of Gov. Graham, an able and Interesting
address Is anticipated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
The rayeftoyi,le Observer has, with the

new year pa, anew dress and may be ranked among
The most handsomely printed papers in the State as
II is among the most ably conducted. The senior
Editor enters upon the thny.flh yesi Of his con
neeIion with the Observer, and pleased 'ha, he
is able TO say that Ia previous year have they ad.
dressed large number Of subscribers no,withsiand-
ing their adoption Of the cash system. Long may they
enjoy their prosperity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
railroad Accident, The wiImingl

NHtFFUHU NttEutHf ~ = ''"'"'b'"' ~
raid states that on Thursday last The mail train on The
Wilmington and Weldon railroad was thrown or a.
bout mile aud hall below Weldon, BY the breaking
or ono of The axrs to the servants We regret 70
hear thai Mr. John Campbell, the well known nsen, Of
the Company 90, his foot injured BY stepping from The
car The connection with the Petersburg train. how
ever. was effected in time.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
trustees or the unIycrsity.--on Thu

Trustees OF the univcrSuy.--On ih1fs-
day last the two Houses o. the Legislature proceeded
TO the election Of Trustees Of the University some
eighty o. more being in nomination, twelve 20 elect.
On the first ballot Gov Ellis and N. w. Ransom Esq.,
Of Northampton were elected. No further ballong
was hal; ten yet 10 elect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
Re-eIection OF Mr. Douyias.--The Hon

Stephen A. Douglas was Wednesday last reelected
BY the Legislature Of Illinois, United States Senator
for six years from the 4,h Of March next, at which
time his present term will expire. The vote stood, 81
for Mr.. Douglas, aud &c for MI. Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06
NOTICE.
To 6amusl Dunlap, Thomas Dunlap, Edvspa
Pyle, Israel Tsnnis, Wtilism umbsfman, y.

NOTICE. %
To 6amHsl Dunlap, Thomas Dunlap, Edwsra
Pyle, Israel Tsnnis, willism nmbsrnan, Z.
Maltby, Oh. Cox, and W. s. Walker;
VOU are hereby notified that on or heeolS \
i 18th day Of January, a. ID. 1850, : po11oGon
In the Clerks Once VI the Distrjs& cen1S r 4
County, Iowa, 1t the City q K1o1nn, $3.50
agAinst yop the foreclosure q . nng4WU ~ r.
1s July, 1857, given BY Tho said EanesI 4 nl
on Lots number one, Two, tAgeo sAA ~ r. 1
one hundred and forty -tWo, and Lots DnDAm vs.
en-, eight and nine In Block one hundred apd ~ =
ty-two, II the City Of Ks1omk alseesAj1, - q
dision: TO Be void on The p4ynsnt q lDaS pyem1
sorry notes all Of date LET JansAsy, 1851. gIv0
said Ssmuel Dunlsp nd sasA fh0ss03 - =
Thomas Dunlap. costing dss and pAyahas = 9
One note due oas yeas from dAts, amount 15
Ono note Due twO years fFsm 80, ansuns q
One note - eAssey esss fusa 49,, eGsane q
0as note dns eeax Ssa9s frpm &k&e, amDune q
All esaEias y Pr eat. interest. And also q
following via:
One nsts u dass Feb. /, 1857, due / ysar frs
date, $3.50. 8
One note d date Feb. i. 1857, due ! ysan IN
date, 500.
One note of date Feb. !. 1857, dae years frs
date, vslo. fsss.f
Ono note Of dsss Isb. l, 1857, d.s years frs
date, 4770. - es4
Several Of which notes are past due and Oil
OF thsn rsnAin unpaid and unIas y0u Appear
sAad aatt O - hsfoes the sesssl ~ 81 ~ sesi
term lsDMmenoing on tho fourth Monday Of Jun
1882 ok ND OOare ard 6ie your snswM ~ g
pssitioas dsesss Of for1elosurs viii b rsqnlsr,
against yes e ssnfss q Won, . u,~ra
March ~. 1850 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings Currant, Coos
berry, Raspberry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Eyergreens and Ornamental Shrubbery, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered in any part Of the City free Of
charge
Nursery Grounds in the Western part Of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
g. @. HILTON,
uate Hubbell Hilton.)
Keokuk, Sept. 9, 1856-dGw
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NOTICE.
ID HAnxrs IA an lny4 ~ N N9iilAk u e.

70 Henry logan au6 n. B. Mirlef 4 Coz
VoU are hereby notified that there n on NE
i the G lerk : O1koe OF the District Court Af
County, lows, It IT. Madison, ; petition Of CT
Jones Peck partners In trade, verified uaase -
claiming Of ysu Henry logan the assignment
them Of Duplicste Land W1sTAnt nan6or n, IN
(ths original having hesa saassaa1l ~ thsOs
sioner Of Pensions In tho Dspa9t0snt ~ antagl
Of the 0ovsrnnsat II The United DtGs19, Wo1sh p
Warrant Was originally issued 10 sai4 1se14
gan under tho Act Of Congress Of 1ayGA ~ 1D(
9sauting bounty lands 10 certain s11yan1 1nt11@
who have been engaged in the military Qo14too]
the United States, &C., which said WAksaat {
titled the said Henry Logan TO locate o. hun1
and twenty acres Of land 1t any Land Ollea ae 4
United States, in one body, 40: Said pstltf
averrng and claiming that said petitioner AZ n
the legal owners Of said Warrant by assienm(
from N. b. Miller 4 Co., the a&aensse Of y
Henry Logan, or the sssignees Of his ASsisnee. =
praying thh decrre may be rendered againse I
said Logan, requiring Kim to execute, in dss r.
of law, IN Assignment OF said Warrant 10 pettttG
err, and excluding him and the said N. p. Mill
Co. from all Interest therein.
Nov, therefore, unless you appear and. dIDu
eaid petition, under oath, on or before ths GoDo(
day Of the May term, 1859, ito commence r. 4
third Monday Of Asy,) Of said Court, ja1lno
will b. rsndsrea AeAiustyoa pre- eo.5ess. Is
CURTIS, GILMORE u CURTIS.
March d, l66o-d4w 6cl's fof Petition1oD<
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To, William Murphy and Newton Mcdonald:
/ theirs il now On die In the ollSe n thu (Isrk
Of the District Court Of bee County, IOWA, 81 Fora
Madison, . petition in chancery OF John Asxwsn
claiming against you the said Murphy dssres Tor
. .hs %o n IA ~ o,d., =
S. Campbell, for t3Ss S., sos % and t20e %,
respectively, and ten per cent. interest and al6D
claiming against both OF Jon the foreclosure Of .
mortgage from said Murphy to said MAXWELL to
secure said notes, or notes in renewal OF which
sad notes we're given, upon the ends by Is feet
Of Lots IL and II in Block i0e In the city Of Keo
kuk, Lee county, Iowa, and asking sale Of said
premises and for other relief.
Now Therefore, unless yos appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day of the
next term OF said District Court Of Lee Coun ty,
sit at Fort Madison on the third Monday in May
next, lSs0), Adecree will be rendered against you
in accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
GEO. C. DIXON d SON,
March 81 1S50-d1m Pitts Solicitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06

To George W. Demon, s. q. Burbridgs, Oscar II
Burbridge, and the City Of Ksokuk. asa
THERE IL now on flc in the of6ce OF the Clerk
4 OF tho DiarisE Court Of Leo County, Iowa, 1t
Fort Madison, the petition Of Rix, Hale Co.,
claiming Of 0eorge ". Lemon and 5. q. Bufbrdge
fifteen tho asand doilaTsOn two pronissefy notes,
executed by them a. Lemon Burbridge to X. n.
u. W. Ford and BY them endorsed 70 plaintiffs
apd asking the foreclosure Of mortgage On lots
seven ~, eight 49, and nine lo), in blook ninety
three {0y), IA the City Of Kcokuk, Lee county
lsRa, given 20 secure said notss md charging that
Oscar Il. Burhridge By mortgage, and thu City Of
Ksokuk by purchase, are interested in said proper
~. Unless Jon xppeAr and answer said petition
4u or before the second day Of the May term 1852
of said Court judgment will be rendered according
- tie prayer Of said petition, the propsYty ordered
10 be sold, and the interest Of all the defendants
In the same be forever cut Oh
100 RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
March II, 1859. Att 'ys for Plaintiffs.
mch16d4w SO
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VIRGIL a. SULLIVAN & CO.

VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN & CO.,
(succEssoRs TO J. /. HOBBS coy
Fourth-street, between Main and johnson,
hEohO A,
I'M r ~ r EMS An ID ID Ale u =
i in QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero.
sene Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, &c. DO.
Having purchased tho lalge and we'll 70 looted
stock st the old stand Of G. +. Griffith Co., will
be pleased 10 have Gall from one and all. We
intsnd TO keep constantly on hand complete stock
both for =
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Rovciving our Goods direct from the manufactu-
rers, Eng iano, France anu nmerica, We vail Ds
able to sell low as any regular house In the West
v. II. SULLIVAN a co.
Jan. 10, 1s59-dAw
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TIvO Edward K. Hart, samuel Rsbb, P. @. Wright
i and Ro senA n. q. Wright Ms wife, Samuel
Wolf, Ansel Phillips and Elisabeth Phillips his
wife, Richard g. Wsirick and Mary g. Wsirick his
wife, Silas Hsaight and Julia A, Hcaight his
wife, J. Brentgardner and Anna Brentgardner his
wife, Thos. y. Firth, JAS Il. BRUCE, y. l.. Curtis,
Geo. III. Barber, Winthrop DeWon, ID. L. Walls
worth, Jones l. Wheeler, a. Hins, John \. Allen,
John McDoukall, and yesse RaAdick You and
each Of You sre hereby notified that there Ii now
on file in the Office Of tho Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lea County, Iowa, Ut Fort Madison, pc
ttion III chAncery OF John Harris, claiming against
you the said Edward X. Hart : dscree for the pay
ment of q promissory note executed by said Hart
to said Harris for one thousand dollars and ten per
cent interest," da ted 25th July, 1855, and payable
TWO years aftm data and also claiming against al
OF you the Foreclosure Of 4 mortgage given by
said Hart TO said Harris to secure the payment Of
the above note, and other notes therein described
dated 18th July, 1856, and conveying the north
west quarter Of the north-east quarter of section
No. fourtssn (11) II township s. north, range 5
west Ia Lee county, Iowa, in which premises or
part thereof you and each Of you are said 10 have
or claim some interest.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition or before the second day Of the
next term Of said District Court of Lee County, 70
sit ct Fort Nadieon on M third Monday in May
next, (lSso5 decree win be rendered against you
in accordance with the prayer OF said petition.
GEO. q. DIXON & 00N,
Atty for Plaintiff.
Keokuk March 1. 1S59-mch3l d1m
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DELINQUENT List OF LOTS,
ON which special taxes are due and unpaid, fol-
~ McAdamiEing, Trimming Gutterng and
ca1bkgon Exchange street. from seoond'o Fourth
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March a, lSU-dAv


To Jaeob Bsshsy, gsscator. Ac., Of B. Hash Littl
deceased, and Anna n. Little: 80
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified III
= there 10 new IN ale In tho cf6cs Of The Clark
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, a. Fo
Madison, petition OF John L. Carson, clAlmi1
Of yoU the said Bushsy, - executor u ths r
win and testament Of 3. Rush Little, deaeen
the sum Of thirteen hundred and hfty dollaras r.
interest thereon from March llth, 1857, q ~ II
Of ten psr cant. per amman. = money dae 49,
life TINA. q date last aforesaid, to sasd g.
and claiming Of each Of ysu the foreaIeG1
said mortgage, the Same being for purcha6S th
and upon Let 10 in block 100, In aty q K4pk1
Lee county, l9va; end praying : sale 81 81
petition On On bsfors the morning Of -ths seson
day Of tho next term Of said court 10 oomnenao
Fort Madison On che third Monday Of May, a. =
1859, tedgosst win b rendered against JON :
NOBLE STRONG,
April 9, 1sso-Alm .aTaA Atty for Piers.
f1sO Rufus Wilsey, Rlisahsth Wiser, Roe1, Cos
= ham Ford, Hswkins Taylor, =. r. Ford ii
Jack. Joseph 6trollmau, William Michasis; VIII
son, Perry Co., Hood . Abbott, Fieklin . kueaa
samuel Bonner, s. J.HAmil, :. X. Seimss, job
4s..s., Coz s.., Clos AS-z : :ssS1ssvz
James W. Grimes, Sumner 6tebbens, George 3
Todd, Connabls Smyth, Robert Getty, r. 81
Moore, CoEnslis Grinnsn, a. q. 6rinnsn. Jams
-
and each 81 you are hereby notified that there q
now on ne In the ofOe 81 the Clsrk - the Dtstrie
Court for Ice County, Iowa, - Fort Madison,
petition Of Charles Ivi1s claiming Of and 1kains
each and al Of you the forselOssxs Of JAorteael
executed TO him BY Rufus Wilsey On tho front ~
sixty feet deep Of lot No. yix IN block No. four
n the City Of Ksokak, Lee County. lows. sAlso1
claiming Of you. the said Rufus Wiissy, tAe ear
Of forty four hundred ssighty-sight and Sl-l6o
dollars, with intsras from Deosmbar 11d, 1855
upon ok thousand SIX hundred hfty AYE 80 lo(
dollars - 10 per cent. per annun, caiculatsd :
payable Annually, being upon csrtAin notss ~
cured By said mortgage; and that unless you 40
pear and answer thereto on or before the I'd a. .
Of tho tsrm Of said District Court, 10 r.
holden IT Fort Madison on the Sd Monday In Nay
A. D. 1852, judgment will be rendered akains1
you by default. 388@
NOBLE + STRONG,
March 10, 1870 dam 4 Rlsinti6's Att'ys.
PLANTATION. MOLASSEH for sals b.
= KELLOGG BIRGE.
apsld Ys Il % SMain-st.
me Of stesrns M.rvin's oslsbfased safes Tor
- sale on good terms BY
ap4dAw W. II. AUSTIN !, co.
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NOTICE Is hereby given TO the owners OF the
Lets described in the foregoing situated in the
City Of Keokuk, Lee county and State OF Iowa,
and all others interested, that special tar has
been assessed and levied on said lots by the City
Council of said city for Matchmaking, GATHERING
Trimming and CURLING on Exchange street,
in front Of said lots, as designated in above
list, and unless payment be made Of the taxes so
levied. and also ali costs, before the 4th day q
May, A. d. 1859, the said lots, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to discharge said
and costs. will be sold the day aforesaid, at the
Mayors Office in said City, between the hours Of
clock .. m. and O'Clock p. IN.
g. G. STEVENS.
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
May u. IS5Q.dtd
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WTIT IA several year.
w experience the Pro
prietor can now furnibh
FRUIT TREES A N D
EHRURBERY, actlimG-
ted, and found to succeed
in the w est.
Many Of these Trees
arc Of extra size, and
have produced fine speci-
mems Of fruit the past seas
sou. Those interest ted are
invited to oall and OK
anime for themscl Ives.
I'D Hrr Va1n DUor
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REMOVED.

M have the Pleasure to inform cur friends
ana the pubhc generally that we have leased
for = term Of years, the large and commodious
store No ~ AAnst., between Sd and 4th, former
~ occupied ~ an Agricultural WAreroom by
Msssrs. Anaden Coal and shall be pleased TO
show our goods TO All wanting anything In our line
We expect to be in constant supply OF fresh Fruits
and Nuts, choice Groceries, Teas, sna~ys, Spices
de-, de-, and everything appertAiSine 1.-THE Gro
Gerry and Provision business. 49,
OaT SAles Will be tot pNEYs
All goods purchased Atrss delivered
- heretofore, 10 any part ~ somptly.
Respectfully, kELLSuu BIkoE.
April ,, 'se-d
nRAHGE5, Lemons. Fig, French and German
~ Prunes, n. X. and Layer Haisins, Currants
10. COLLiEkS 4 ROBERTSON.
l. feb2A C0LLIEkS 4 ROBERTSON.