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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and Flour ia Will


DURR Nilstones Of al szfs hand made % orr Smut
, slills, NH gpndes, N Geang Betting Cloth Of al
nUmferr, Dutch anchor hnd, ueIunE hosting and rera In
Screws wire picks ard plaster Paris and imported from
the maRufzres which enables 70 sell best Articles AZ ioE
prices.
Being practical Mechanic thorolghiy uudsrsaniuz s
theory and practe OF milling operations. Mers AID Mil
Wriehts will fad 70 interest my aai
prcsshsiars purchasing All go0l sold ty Warranted %
give satisfaction.
p. 1f RYAN,
Cor College and Broad sts., Nashville, Tam.
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IT IS DELICIOUS 10 TAKE.

CsvuaV--B Beware u druggists ar t.-f--- who NV
Try p1lIu upon y1u sons Bites OF S-srsfi.l tI.lh
good. Avoid such men. A a.i irr Mclean strength
cniug Cordial and tsvs uH.hin- else. Ir De- tEa only
remedy that viii purity tha blood tl-e-liy, and as
tire same time stusH .th-fi the system
one Tablespoonful taken every E-rri1- fasting, "a
certain pregeUfiye or Oh oier- C.i..s ard Fever
Yellow Fever, cr any preyll11t disease. To Is pu- Up
IN large bottles.
Prize only 81 per bottle, or C Bottl.s rr IS.
j. ~ MCLEAN
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DEY COO DIS! DRY GOODS!
EcVEEsRTER BROS.

DSY GOO DIS! DRY GOODS!
EcWHsRTER EROS.
For the Fail Trade
We in receipt Of the most desirable and we'll selected
Staple ;sssSI Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered TO the the retail trade.
TEAVING purchased this stock from thelargest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities we feel no hest
tEncy saying that We are to sell goods at
Low PRECE
and Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present. stock embraces every variety of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such very handsome Robes Ala;
Ta5is; -..
French DeIaincs, Fisin and Fancy.
French and English MerinOes;
LsvyIIas, for travelling Dresses;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of Shaw Pinaud Fancy Silks and Cloas
Black silks, all grades together with other article too teious to
Wehavs also very large stock Of staple Goods such
Beaehei Domestic, an grades
a. inch Pillow Cottsn;
- Brown Sheeting;
~ AMI 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills
Fiauueis, all colors, qualities and pricesi
Canton FlanDelgi
Bel Bankets, every size and quality;
Brown cans he'sey Satetts Casseres Nestngs, Shirts
Fronts Collars, aud in fact every article person may
End in complete retail store.
We also complete stock Boots
Shoes Hats and Caps DuOur Co best Anchor brand B0iug
Cloths Carpets &c To all Of which invite the Of
the trading community. Our is sell cheap the
cheapest. New HIRTER BROS
seRlh No. 81. North Market street..
ROCAsS BALSNM TOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.
FE HE public in possession OF Of the most extra
ordinary remedies for what has heretofore Teen
sidsre ncurabe disease, being Outward pplfcs
ton, the action OF which is seemingly miraculous and its
having Of those attributes which make tie numerous
compounds now in general use.
and well individuals, and other documentary evidences
will accompany The remedy.
James having ceased the agent the sale
this Baam the price has been reduced Il only be obiEed
Of the proprietor letter directed to g. tOCAs box l p
o. Philadelphia Penn. nOv3G-i6m
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

make other Investments, propose 70 sell
Nv all Estate in Davidson county, S follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESI- DENCEs
situated on the franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city,
and upposih residence Of the late Joseph W Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps commanding teviciny Of Nash
Vile and desirable country residence. The house will
m sd with u or Is acres purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known as the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike, old
Ieoon within three miles Of Nashville containing $50
acres The good is we'll waeTed add timbered and
he divided into small tracts Of twenty and uIWar all Of
which are admirably adapted for country residences market
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied T. c. Nc ampbe and formerly
owned BY Tho Harding Uing about $50 This
laceis SO we need further description. It will
sl lie divided purchasers. r. c. McCampbe will show
tbese places TO any who will call.
above property will he sold reasonable and
on a credit o one, two, three and four years.
Apply to v S. Lindsey, Nashville, either Of the IN
ders6n1e THOs @. McCAMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
Nashville.
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Data ''ssnt greeting the editor the CITY Espo-
rim, as follows:
CAIRO, Illinois, April II. -
Dear hose The water has risen surprisingly and some
kuss has stolen my boat an in The hihss: story Of nv
house and have got head Of the wnr hoerng Ell
written on a board ard ia his hand write"
Ilos's Mound City an actuay fearful that it IS ret
der water what happy dog you mast bcan get your beer
whenever want The corporation pumps have not been
provided The water viii reach tomorrow. I'm in fix
Hull OF the Gazes just passed my Wudsr The Mayor
Common Coun,l foated down Main this morning
they enjoyed themselves.
s:eam6aat continue navigate the on the oude Of the
eye They do So however, under the foolish apprehension
that the deepest water is tIere.
N great distress, Lar FA1oS.
LEGAL ADvIcFA gentleman ordered suit Of clothes froma
tailor and specially eDi5ned him they be msde By the
that unless the tailor could have ready certainty
yond peradyertue to The day. that he undertake them;
bHt snip promised faithfully they finished I'D
diem Tuesday and nOcothes the eDragsd gentleman few
What's my clothes ready you promis-
ed Here you have sept me IN the city at loss Of time and bu
hess only 10 1sEpoh me now We had You in cur part Of
the you what they would cali you, they would say
you we're perfect squirt"
The knight goose explained only competent
workman he had capable OF making the suit had lying
outraged gentleman noi able smother his disap
poinent and bere the tailor soundy for failing pos
The ninth fraction Of the genus homo could not stand this
and plainly told his customer to go to the ealOre regions OF
The customer red with rage rushed across the stree to aar
Doyou know Snip, the tailor across the here 2"
Eyes know him. answered Brief.
"Wel now, want your advice, said the gentleman
what you would do such That
tdtcou has only kept here in the city expense, to
the great detrmen OF business and disappointed
cothes when
what you suppose the impudeu rascal rod He told
hill" With these words the gentlemen laid
dollar ti the desk and said, Nov what would you io
do you mean this for 8 retainer 2! said Brief~
81 do" vas the reply
"Then Brief, quietly folding up the and putting
his pocket he tod you HI Well opinion
you don't You it. There IS moreover
local Law that compel to specific performance. say,
don't you do it."
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Notice to shippers.
6 - S. -
RAVES or FLOUR REDUCED.

TEyHE Nashville Chattanooga Railroad will receive at
Nashville, Wartrace sdebyyle and stations on n & C.
between Nashville WarraCe and give through receipts for
Flour by Car load Charleston Savannah at dollar per
barrel through lfehldj e. W. COLE, SUpt
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EEish aud Wet.

During the overflow the dtoro Cairo Times and
Data greeting editor Of the Mound Cty Espo
ripHs, follows:
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PEREMT0RY SALE
Valuable Country Resfdencc.


FENHE partnership heretofore existing undersigned
was dissoTed BY mutual the u per
having claims against the firm Ri present
ment The business viii he conducted old stand Of W.
MJORE. j & " MOORE
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SEVERAL handsome in the second and third
- stories Of the Uaon and American Block, q Cherry
HHd Spring streets Apply to J. o. Griffith, at the Union and
American ONCE, OF 0 (mhD W. 4, COOPER
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J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,

WIS LIE,
No. 2OT. Troy, New York.
REFERENCES.
J NJ Hughes, President Bank Missouri, 81. Louis
c. F. Jackson. Bank Commissioner Of SO,
AL the Banks in Tire city Of TroT, New York
Bank OF America, ew York City.
National Rank, and nearly al others in View York
Bank Of North Americs. Pnilsa5e phia, Pa
Illinois Central Railroad Company, New Orleans, La
Crescent City Btnk
State Bank Of Georgia, savannah, Ca
Southern and Northern Bs1.zs, Louisville. Ky.
Bank OF Hamburg, Charleston +. G.
B-J Morris, Agent In Nashville solicits orders ioi
the above AZ St Cloud Hotel flfayl'50-dtE, H3ra-
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HEDRAU LIC CLEMENTS
Plaster Of Paris, PIastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY Tors. 81 TER
RIA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No. ~ Broad way, Between Summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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ThOs J. ROane and others vs.. The Bank Of Nashville and
others.
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NeLeaa'. Vale.sla al -.

VII rc'fcve rau. almost ir--anf auc1-rf7. ana 8
cleanse, ruri-y, and L-ll the i-u.sss sores ~ a
SrrLiJiy short time.
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II =. v. Dssli - WHhsn j. Bssln e
VpHH61 = new'on f1s h - sGlos Of tAe Ciefk
j Of the District Court Of Lee Comfy. Iowa 6
Keokuk, tAs petition Of Miller, MAyhev Co..
claiming OF i. NJ. Buell. . judgment az three hun
dred dollars On promissory metz exee0tod By him
to JAass 3. Bruss and u hin sndcn01 ~ plain
tisy also, The fssselosufs Of amort94ee On eeIain
real eststs In Ksokuk, Iss county, Gvsn - sssGrs
the payment Of said nots Said petition represents
property. aad pfays Tor : judgdasnt M - fore
tnction Of the interest Of both tho defendants n
the premises, md 1cf general I1liee.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the Jpns term (l8be) Of
said Court, judgment will D renaersd nliest you.
RANKIN, MILLER 1NbTnR,
May II, 1S50-d Plaintfs' Att'ys.
TO Guy Wells, Hugh W. Sample, Samuel b. Curti4
Frank G. Q. Umstsd, Edward Kilbourns, =. r.
Ford, D. W. Ford, James Holsey, A. L. Dsming,
John VI Clsghorn, B. HsHarrison, 1lihu Gum,
David B. 0unn, 0eoaT y. Dov1, Noah 0Rv11eys
NyH1HEis nov % NJ il to oflos e ~ CLARK Of
j the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ct Kso-
kuk, the petition Of Hannah n. Taggsrt, Exscu-
trx Of ~ sstAts Of ReAsrt Tagrat, dsssassd, and
Emma 4, TSegert snd Aloe p. hegsrt, minor
children, BY Hannah NJ. TAggaft thslr guardian,
claiming Of Guy Wells deed to the undivided one
ffth Of certain lands In Lee county, Iowa. and the
CART u Dsssnbsr 18th, 1850. Said petition p9ays
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 (1850) Of
said Court jadgment viii b relasrsd agaiast you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENBT1R,
May II, 10So-d1p PlAintixsp Att'ys.
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Lo9al Not1o

F84sS5 49, Ao80o NOtD00s e8A8- "a
To james l.. Estes and Amanda Estes his wife, Id
ward J.. Wickershsm, A. L. Dsuing, John L.
Antrim, Charles Mason, Love, Bryan, Adams !
Co., =. N. Wright, Arthur Waleott, and william
Leighton:
VOU are hereby YotiAsd tAaa there il now on al
i In the ONCE Of the Clark Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, q RsOknk, petition Of john
Olive claiming Of the said james L. Estes the sum
Of ons thousand dollars - money duo on . premis-
sorry nots also claiming against oil Of you the fore
closure Of mortgage sxssated BY the said James
L. 0stss end Amanda Estes his wife, dated Octo-
hss -, 1851, and conveying the following real e.
tate, in which the other defendants have or claim
70 have Some interest, 10 wit West ! Of south
east Of section 5, township IS, ranges the east
Of south Fsst 81 section B, townSAip %, raDee
81 southwest Of section 10, township Is, rAngs 81
the southeast q ssotioa 10, township -, range
wsst also lots 5aads hloek - in Ksokak JalSo,
hall Of lot 4 sdjoining lot s, block ., Ksokak-
oil II the County II Lee and 6tat4 q lows. Nov
unlsss ron appeax and saswax s4ld petition on or
hsfors IL nor.ag q The second day q tAs special
term e saiA Dstriet Court, opnmsnaing on the lth
Monday In june, 1850, jsdsmsnt and dsorss will
Be rendered against you according % the prayer OF
odd pstiep And Aaid real estate Will b sold TO sat-
isfy said deb1 and all the interest Of al the defen
dsnts therein will bscut o. and forever sxtingish-
cd and barred.
MccRARY 4 BRUCE,
May I, 1S5o-d Attys Tor Pits.
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yR00S0OS0 0010s
puBLIc NOTICE + hs.sSy siysn the. sa.tasl
= 1Iontok he hankiag houss of Wm. 1As0DeeaA ~
Co., eoFnar Of Main and Second streets, Ksek1ks 7
I0Wa. ~ 4ol3sWSng fsaa sstASss vis: La 10 III
block ID al Iaishton's Addition 70 the city e x4E|
knk, I'D all d blesk In 0lsnford, o. WYi6At6|
sAditiea = ths sity q Ksekski which 49, vi II
TAls salais nals y virtss u : Dad = 1se
4mm JAnea Z. Braes Ard Alteinstte his via - o.
tsstssfs ~ pAy.snt d : scts give. II Janssl
13.5@7.lt. o whisA 1sfAnlt has hesn nAle, -
saf4Dse1 q Trust provides thss ~ Jan0 !. -
An1n1no11o 1ruoa okAll hnvo Iho yiRht - ro9n1uAI
within 80 year xson The day IL .sals by payin4|
the euonnt ek eaid metz With 10 Pr ceo1 ~ a1rI
num f1toso1t, u ths aIn1unt " the lid Win etmi
hx intsemt4 thehi1 sAall y nore 49, lasasaAs
oA0'L ]. 4ILLA1s 1neee. !
70 n. Y. Nils, M101Aa =. Aav, =. J. HAlny1
4 D Alanbess Ou1lys
sflA1AI nov a ~ ~ tae 80 6 ~ c.
Ksokuk, sAs petition Of B. = ISuase, alls1fng
n. v. Miller sxscuted 70 ). =. Yoete 81 theo
pEomisspSy nOtss for u $50 ssshs - &g9mt4g =
sper cent. intseeet payable Anaasilyr - - -
eags doed On esFtain rel estate p SseU1V SN A4q
and intsssss, 6Aid petition alleges that - -
detSndnnts have since becons inteseseo4 ~
nsrteAooa premises. Said pstittso psaveaAR E.
isAenGnk, . ss1ss - ssls II The peepseto sAA -
tnsstsps ~ ~ interest of Al the dsfsnda1ln -
relied. unlsss Jon appear and answer saaA lesse.e
On q bsfose the second dsy u ths Jsns 80 1oo
Of aid CossA juAg0sns will b rsadsfed a1sss
to tn prayer q ths pstition. ii a4.a NJ. ss
RAHKlN, AlLLER \ xss1
May s. l8adl1 PlA5nnA1 Aa.yg.
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IL "a 49,. AE3eto0so Ua!1sa - 3.
oss a., y guns next s.l 3 ~ -
Once In the city o1 Ksokuk, pha1l - \ r. - T.
hand U the Aaihsss bidder, ~ 16ll6WiAg ~ -.
tate IN ths Sonaty q L1s nas11otA - aIaAo, ~
leto In hloel In II ~ Aaty ~ xAal1k. sa1l
Said sals q na1s ~ viStue ~ It'd r. sIknll
from Franeis 1ellanpss and III M = ~ ~ ~
purpose u securing ths payMe1e Is > tsS1a
nots $3.50 b cid ryrnns3s 3o4annae ~
IAskia, aad tAs heldsr q saiA notes (011eA 1ie
ard uupai1) AAsing prsdnseA - 49, -
shall make aid sala aseoTdinely md shAQ nM@4
the purchaser deed 10 aid fesl estate.
II. r. REEDKR, Trustees.
Msv q. 1894
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PsaAh, PLAN and Chsrry Trees, either standard or
Dwarf. gEaps Roots OF Cuttings Currant, Coos
berrys RespherTJ and Blackberry bushes, together
with EvoEgresns and Ornamental Shrubbsry, viii.
fscsivs 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.
t.st-s-s g. O. HILTON,
!. .rsD . Lats Hubbell + Hilton.)
4 KeOkuk, Sent 8. 1SbS-dkw
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lnprsvemeng the order - the Day.
+ N the mAnufacturs 81 Boots and Shoes thsre Il
- room for great improv snsnt. Up 70 this time
hy guess or what 10 little better the Guitar must 20
BY tAA re aided by experisnce, and without any
unvarying criterion. Thousands Of dollars are
wasted annually by this "guess rule, and custom
ers, all the paymastes, having what il spoiled ~
we'll ~ what 10 worn, to pay for.
It Is time people were looking to their interests
in this particular.
SIMS Cutting scales are perfact gaur-
antee against loss from this source, and am do
terained my customers shall have the bsnsht OF my
vite an examination Of my stock In comparison Of
that Of others. The saving in stock shall b. made
MP in quality. $500 s
BESIDES the superior advantages In getting up Gus
tom work, my stosk Of Eastern Goods il superior,
haing always on hand the cheapest - we'll - the
best varieties. s. A. DUKE,
mayi4d 68 Main-st.
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ssT0 All the WOr14 ana the rest Of
MaMklnA.c
CHOW 4 SMITH believe themselves pre-
~ pared TO demonstrsts, BY any required test
that the SOAP made ~ thsm will do more wash.
ang and has more general cleansing power than any
other FAMILY SOAP" manufactured II the
West, and only ask those who have not used il TO
give il & trial. q
Their SOAP ID made from the cLEAsEsr sArr-
RIAL roasfsLa, namely, pure beef tallow and soda,
and entirely PIES pRon WHITING GAY ma oth.,
cheap substances with which most "FAMILY
SOAPS are Allied. These substancss ipcrsa1e Il !
weight and hardness Of SOAP, but detract larrslv
from its cleaning qualities
nroW 6MIIH, not needing to make their
SOAP yellow to conceal dirt contained in a ~.
Il In it, white, pure state
They glll soil Il by the box, for cash, 1t osnts
Per poun6. 100 boxes on hand
Factory y 500 MAIE-ETREET,
msy5dlw3m K.oL.r ID.
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n OTIUE.

NOIxVE~
10 Z. b. Wslkss ,snd ~ III whom II nsy ocnesn
NTOCICE = hessby gisn tAat a the I'll dav O.
!: 80. 80, 81 = r.Altc eaation. =.
ths auction rooU At i. Howe, 1ain-st., bstwesnA ~
A6nssof osG1ock :. =. and 4oeeiosk ?. =. sf sat4
1sy, Ne relieving dsscrihsd ehAitsa property. eon
aisting Of Silver WAxs, viz; . .sa.
3doa. spoons, large and small sizes; dox. tofko1
large md snali H.; pair batter knivss, }sll
spoone 19sam ladle, sugex spoon, sagar stffsr5
pair soup lAdlsg. pie knife, pair sslt epooaa1
mustard spoon, oyster ladls; small knife -
fork.
The said properly having ben tTansfsrrsd . r.
By the said II B. walker - eollaterAl security 81
~ paymsntof hisnSae 40r Or hundfedsead Ainty1
sevsn dellams t1lo1h dAtsd Angus q, 1871, - day
without grace, due Sept. ,, 1887. with ~ par oeAt
interest efter maturity.
Said nots belne past due and wholly unpaid, th4
said property Will b. sold ~ aforssAid 70 pay tn
CHAPLIN LNE,
Nay II, I8ko-dln In Liquidation.
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AxMN HOOKS.
pSALMS and Hymns. Church psalmist. Church
= ps.lmst with Supplement, Christian Hymns,
nIstyies Of bindings; also, Bibles, TsstArnsnts,
CAtechisns, Class Books, Ac., for sale BY
aPId n. w. WESTCOTT.
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Drugs, Medicines,
PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. TO-,
To the trade, and at RETAIL 1t very low prices for
Cash.
Wholesale Agent for Southern Iowa and North
IN Missouri for the following goods TIA
0reat Western Coal Oil Co.'s Kerosene Oil;
Ayers Cherry Psotorsl, Pills and Agus Cure;
Jayne's Family Medicines;
Queru's God Liver Oil Jelly.
Snu421
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May Q, 1884
TO ". W. Z Il. II. Stones
0l9BRG a nov q III N tho O6aoo of the CleT

70 w. w. 7 h. II. Stone
NlHDR1 n nov = ~ n ths Ofaee ok the Clerk
Il u ~ - oisIfl4 ep0ft q Lee G. ~ kAFs. q
ID - Il - = Sxg u q
= IA q f. 90. inssfess 15l51lssr %
two promiasosy ns1es exesRtsd by you 70 then.
6eid petition a1so psAyo IN Attaehment on the
ground u yesr non-fsaiasnss. unIss Jon sppss!
and answer said petition on Or belcfe the second
day u she nsxt tsr u the District Court Of said
County, - Ksokuk, Judgment will b rsndsrsd
RANKIN, MILLER : EHsrIR
mh1S.dlm Pitts Atty's.
177O AUGUSTINE ". KNODR sir--You ars here
j by notified that thsss n on 6Ie In the sClsrk's
Oss e the Distrist Court of Lee County, Laws, =
Eecknk, pstitlon IL VI ). Chass, paetssrs.
elajning q you tl45.Se With interest tAessin
spsoi1sd, aal fosndsd upon your three psominosy
notes speeGe n ~ petition. whereof thy ~ the
holdsys aid tetition praying Tor - attachment
against yony property on the ground that you afs
n6n.resident q Iowa. And unless you appear apd
answer sid petition onor hefose the second day Of
said oenl& g their term o. SsptSu Dor, 1852 judg
nsht Will - rendered asainst Jon b dsfauit tor
~ anouns "a sni% ~ ass 49, nc,r ,.rrs
May 5, lS6o-Alm Att'ys Tor Petitioners.
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NEW BOOKS.

New york BY Rev. =. u. InSrahan!
ruNHE PILLAR OF FIRE, On ISRAEL N BoxpAas.
L By the author Of "Ths Prince Of the House Of
David, /" being aocoant Of the wonderful scenes
In the life Of the son Of Ihs1aohs daughter, mo
ses,) from his youth TO the ascent Of Sinai COM
prising, - BY an eyewitness, his nirsslss bsf9e
Pharaoh, the Passage Of the Red Sea, md, the ~
ceptisn Of the Law on Mount Sinai containing an
elaborate and richly oolored dssxiption al the
architecture Of the Egyptians, their manners and
customs in peace and war; in the tsmpls, the fAmi-
ly, the mart, and It the tomb and also Of tho L.
raelites, while in the land Of bondage; together
with picturesque sketches Of the Hebrews under
their task-mAsten, Of scenes, proossgione& and
spectscles upon and beside the and isgsndt Of
the ODE lsks, Sphinxes, and Pyramid1 and Of their
founders before the Flood deiinsations OF bssuti-
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