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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-24

GRAND OPENING OF SILK PARTISAN
MILLINERY.
MRS. M A. BUTT respectfully announces
1Nl to her customers and the citizens .sssl,
generally, that on Thursday goth INST at ENSN
II NJ, she will make a display Of the ~
most fashionable assortment OF Silk Millinery
ever before offered to the Ladies OF Norfolk
Her assortment consists of the finest Ribbons
Flelick Flowers, Lace Berthas and Lace Capes,
with fine assortment OF Ladies Dress Capes
and the handsomest Head Dresses to be found
South of New York. All the above goods will
be offered low for Cash and satisfac lion guaran-
teed
Mrs. would request all in arrears 70 settle
witheut delay. &C lS-7t
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FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
incorporated 1910.
Capital and Surplus $s74 ,oio'
TNOR Risks against loss, or damage, by Fire
other PRO properly, in this old and well known
Company, Apply at No. as, Bank street TO-
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TEETH. TEE4lA..

IEEIH Z Z II
I1R. Z. G. RUBINSO", re- mzuuuar
IL spectfuny announces,
that he inserts TEETH rom ulCYD
ONE to WHoLE SET, by A,mespAertc Pre-,
sure, on new and improved pan. Person
would do well to call, as al bis work will! b.
executed at Southern prices.
% OFFICE over " ?. rtevar,l Coz,
Main street. So 2S-ly
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HOT BUCK VIII EAT CAK as.

JUST RECEIVED our first supply ofthe sea-
u son, OF new Pennsylvania Buckwhest, a
splendid article Also, plenty of choice Orange
County Butter and delicious Golden Syrup.
Call on II DEFINING.
oc2 l H.e.. N. No. g., Church street.
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LIVERY $40 &c srADA'

ON HILL 8 T r e E t.
sTyHE Subscriber would most respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally
that he is now prepared to meet the wants OF
the public in his line of business, having num-
Der Of HORSES, BUGGIES, and CONVEYAN-
CES, always on hand, which he will let out at
the lowest rates. 90 ,...,,s -, ....a-.s
Stabling or Board furnished gentlemen's
ses on the best TERMS. '-''' - -
sen u JAS THAYER.
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sPORTsMENs, HOME.

SFONT SW ENS IAVNH e. -.
d. FREEMAN, Importer and Manufac-
j turer of Guns, Rifles, <Shggxszssss1
PISTOLS, &C., and dealer in . 1<sl'Asas
every description ct Sport. -4
ing G GODS, comprising
large variety of double and
single Shot Belts, English and American Pow.
der, Celt's and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
Rells hung. KEYS fitted, Umbrellas and Para
soils repaired. All work warranted. Sign OF
the Big Red Gun, No rs Church street.
sep 20-ly Is sa
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MAYORS CoURr.-N W. Parker Presi-
ding. o. ..... s..
Small, slave of David Corprew, was com.
mitted to Jail as runaway.
Bob, slave of John Whitehurst, was Gagged
for being out without pass. He was reeas-
ed on payment of arrest fee.
Sally Ann, f. W. C, was arrested for ina
proper conduct; fined ST and allowed to go,
on promising to do better for the future.
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% These Tickets will be issued on Tuesday
and Wednesday the lst nd 2nd November, and
the same will be good for days from date OF
issue.
For the accommodation of persons attending
the Conference, the Train will put out and take
up Passengers at the Providence Road Just op-
posite the Church.
WILLIAM MALONE,
oc lS-,3rdofNov. Engineer anu Sup't.
10 The above Tickets will also be issued TO
all persons wishing to attend the ''Annual Con-
in Norfolk Va, commencing the Sd of Novem
her, except that il this case the Tickets will be
sn from the lst till the 9th, and good till the
IN November
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Arrival Of New Fali and Water
G o o ID S

AT ]. UMSTADTER'S Cheap Store.
WE have just returned rom toe North
~ with the largest assortment Of Fancy and
Staple Goods ever exhibited by Us. We wSeld
call SPECIAL attention to our large and elegant
assortment of Shawls, Dress Goods, SILK Me,
simeres, Ribbons. Millinery Goods, Hosiery,
Domestics, Furnishing Goods and everything
else in our line. Purchased at The large Aas-
ton Sale North, we are enabled to compete
with cheapest in tt is market
we have also lot of Carpets and augs pus,
chased at Auction which we can sell ct very
low prices. JACOB UMSTADTER'
oc IL No. 70, Church street,
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MAYORS COURT, PORTsMoUTH-E " uFsec
Presidi ing. t@ 50 .r-e ~ E-s-
His Honor, Mayor Grice has returned and
this morning presided at the court. Only
one arrested-for being out after hours. Dis
charged. S --
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ADAMS BAL cry.
Ihe Old EsrahIiSittE I.rsc.

Nc. 46, Main Street Branch IN Po";sm GUS,
FORMERLY conGec!ed by jane Adam,
Il now carried on by his sister, Mrs. A.
DAVIDSON, respectfully informs ne parAc,
that in addition TO the articles usually selt n
her line such as BREAD. CAKES, PIES c
CRACKERS viz: Soda, Bu!.er, Sugar, Wine
Pilot and Navy CRACKERS ra,t.cala. alter
ton is called to her ARROW kCrT CAACK>
ERS, which have been highly recon II enGeA
by the Medical faculty for InvallGs-the repu.
tstion for the superiority Gifts goods which mis-
Establishment has for many years enjoyed
Will be maintained by the present Proyrie tor
fe LILY AGNES DAVIDSON.
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ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER

DECEIVED direct from the dairies few Sc
II lect Kegs OF Butter which cannot be equal
ed by any Rutter offered in this city. ii you
want really good Butter, remember that No.
CampbeL's wharf, Dixon Y Hallet old stand)
always kept the best stock and the undersigned
WALL leave nothing undone to hold the former
reputation OF. BAYMORE g. STONE,
oc2l No 6, Campbell wharf.
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK. *
81. West Side Bank street,
A FE " STEPS FROM MAIN STREET.

FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK'.-
.. West Side Bank street,
A FE ~ STEPS FROM MAIN str EFT /
NORFOLK, VA.
pays Interest at the rate of Ii We per Gsas
on al s9fas remaining On Dc pest % days md
than 80 days. Interest compounded every ea1
months or paid 20 the depositors If preferred.
Deposits received and paid daily. Office boulrs
from A N. to ~ P. NJ. Diaconnt days, Psa,
days and Thursdays, az 10 o'clock.
Persons having funds to deposit viii fin his
Institution safe and convenient .or the pu, ,oss
Directors for the Present Year.
JOHN b. WRlTEEEAp, Presidant.
SAM II. HoDeEs, $. EAkrssoRK
Jos. 7. ALLYN, J. JAxEs doom
W. H. HUNTER, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND hIECHAn
ICS' SAVING BANK.
Office Nc. So Bask Street,
ELISHA GAMAGE, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
EDELAEY, Jos K. S'paA7LEr9
w GRANpg, KyLASp CApps,
W. Il. WALES, Cashier,
TT'his InstitUsson Offers TO the Meg
i chant and Mechanic the Farmer and u.
professional man, in town and country. an or
portunity TO make Gums Of money productive
tiiAt otnerWlSP EnRlh lobe, the interest o.
which will be Sen,-zHnnaily ADDED 10 the pYiH.
cipal, and yet may be withdrawn at short 70
tee. - ... - ...-.
1t also recommends itself to Executors, Ad.
ministratoEs and Guardians. aScfeing an un.
donbted guarantee Of safety. asu ell rom The 10.
sponsibility and integrity q i.s DtrectoIn and
Stockholders, as fIem the security o. a arfhes,
emily large joint fund.
The rate of per cent per snnLm Will be al
lowed ON sums remaining ~, depos., fer 20 days
or more, and 4per cent for a shorter time. Tho
office of the Bank will be open daily for receiy.
ing and paying deposits from 8 70 ; p. NJ.
d. Discount Days "Wednesday and Saturday,
ie 0-tf
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Notice.
TT was not through any order ftcm those 20
l. authority that our store has been closed OIL
the Sabbath, but we did II from cur own Sc nse
of duty and determ nation when We first en-.
tered business, never 10 open oar store on that
day. We hope therefore that oar eastern e.
Will continue to supply themselves on Saturday
nights as usual.
Respectfully,
HENRY V. MOOREaCO,
Eagle Cigar Stote, No. 50. Main street,
Sign o! the Golden Eagle.
1t has been announced that the,e IS ba ems
place in the city of Norfolk where GER aine
Meerschaum Pipe can be found, this we DEF
eTphatically; we have pipes purchased OF thu
same importers, (warranted) as those found at
the only place; Just give US q call and WILL
sell you as good aPipe and at as low prices as
they can be had $ir at the only stcre.
HENRY v. MOORE & co,
Eagle Cigar Store, No, 50, Man ST.,
au Sign of the Golden Eagle.
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EHXCIANGE
f. BOARDING HOUSE. wv 100
west Main, near CRANKY street, No IS, Norfolk,
Va, Boarders by the day, week, month or
year. ut moderate prices. 7HAa. Sc
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ENGLISH AND SCOTCH,
A LIE A ND RTER.
HIBBERT'S LONDON BROWN STOug
IL Teunaut's Xxx do
Guinness XXX 10
Barclay b Perkins London Potter
Muir & Sons Stone jag Scot A!c
Teunaut's do Go
200 Casks of above Imported and ware ~
articles, for sale on pleasing FERNS at the Lep
for Imported Liquors
ROGERS 4 LANGLEY,
je 2l-tf i Newtor's wAar..
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Business Cards.
OUAK FIR CITY

QUAKER CITY
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF Phila delphia.
Capital and surplus $36l, I6o.
1EuR Insurance against loss or damage. by
IT Fire, the Perils of the Sea, Inland Navi-
cation or Transportation, Apply at No. 46,
Bank streetto
oc J9.3m A MCLEAN.
a.n. WIN. A. GRAVES,
SHIPWRIGHT, SPAR MAKER AMI
CAULKER.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WA 7,
STEAM SAN MILL AND TIMBER
MANDATORY,
fNo. So, Wide Water Street, Nor.
folk, Va.
MSr ". r. BUILDING MA TERIALS
{FdyRNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
iOct Sly ~ p.ve =
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VIZ II. BUCK,
w. No. 1903 e los Church street, NoItolk:
dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min
eral Waters. Fine Draft Ale always on hand.
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FUR RENT
e. Fer the year iebD, the four story trick
St5,s; tenem FIT on Church street. opposite
Ex.lL Freemason street, at present. iii the oc-
cupancy Of MIR Fl + Waik9r.
Also, the itnr ssOiy trit9 tenement on upper
Church street, formerly ooc~p ed by Mr.. VIM
Collins
Fer Terms apply at NJ ;, Cumbeslan4 st.
Sc 2SlaW6.-
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HCSTAV E1ANc1, ~ .
(I Formerly w. Berwiek's
HAIR DRESSING SALOON. ....
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA.
Hair Cut. Curled and Dressed in every style, by
Accomplished Artists.
Gentlemen may rely upon receiving entire
abstraction at this establishment. ~.
Toilet Articles, &C., for sale. Sc Sly
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rs RECEIVING THIS DAY
Il PLAN Sold Fophihes,
Plaid do do,
Very Rich silk Kobes.
10 co. Cp!oTed Silks.
An Wed I4eu,ed De LANES,
100 pieces F.aia Ducals.
100 100 20 90 ,,,, g. at at lssc'
Al Wool White Faprels al 23c,
DO do 90 Ingllsh GO,
10 Go Double Mil 90,
Colored Saa TX FlaLne1s,
Small Plaid Cass.m.1es.
Also
Vers rich >tllia Shawls,
Do CO Long d.,
Do do Blanket &c.
Small Biaus cts Tor Children,
Splendid English Blankets,
DO do Crib do, -.-.
'Jarseilles Quilts of all sizes. ocl7
N UOP SKIRTS CHEAP Hoop SN.rts
Ii very oheap-Hoop Skirts excee dinghy
cheap. Come and look at them.
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
&C II No. II Market Square.
GRAND ARRIVAL
OF LADIES PHILaps LPHIA SHOES.
{EyE have Just receive from one Of the best
w Manuiac turers in phataee ,phia, supe-
Tior lot CT Ladies Shoes.
Ladies fine hseled CATERS
DO 20 90 Morocco Boctaes,
De do do GJtt dc
Do 10 hlort &C anG Gta; do plain,
Do Butte Bos Is. together with a variety
of iicso ard 81
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AND WARRANTS. ..-,.t-.
LIZ LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sizes constantly wanted, for which the highest
octa-lv NJ. HURLEY,
a4~N-.- West side Market square
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TEETH e xTRACT Il ID WITHOUT
* b., III a.sa .zs PAIN .ss7
nj b. WHITAKER
IN. d + N It's ~
Office in Johnson's Hall, Main street, Norfolk.
Va. Extracts Teeth without pain, BY means OF
Galvanism. fe4t-s. =. + a ts.s.3. ezess.
N. b. Persons desiring the services Of Dem
tist will find IL to their adya ntage to call At his
rooms before engaging elsewhere, - All OF his
work will be done at Northern prices.
charge $50 de >
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-07

had resolved them into privileges There is
thing which stands abovs the command of
the most ingenious OF politicians: that is the
logic Of things and sUssts. Il cannot be
turned and twisted BY artificial arrangements
and delusive. settlements; it will 60 its own
way with tho steady step of fate.
CHARLES SUMNER AND roLERArIoN.
On the evening of the I'd day OF November,
1855, there stood on this very platform
man, dnown and loved by every true SON OF
Massachusetts,, who, unmoved BY the whirl-
wind of proscriptive movement bowling
around him, spoke the following words: .
cit is proposed to attaint men for their re-
lirion. and also for their birth. II this OBJ
iect can prevail, vain are the triumphs of
OWL freedom in its many hard-fought fields !;
vain is that religious liberation which NO eli
nrofess. The fres of Smithfeld, the tortures
Of the Inquistion, the prescriptions Of nom
conformists, may oil be revived. Slowly
among the struggling scots was evolved the
great idea of the equality OF all men before
the law, without regard to religious belief !;
nor can any party now organize proscrip-
ton merely for religious land may add po-
liticaD belief, without calling in question
this unquestionable principle"
The man who said so Was Charles Sumner.
[Long- continued applause and three hearty
cheers for Charles Sumner.1 Then the day
was not far Of when suddenly the whole
country was startled by the incredible news
that this noble head had dropped under the
murderous blows Of Southern fanatic, and
that his warm blood had covered the floor Of
the Senate chamber-the noblest sprinkling
that ever fertilized barren soil. Laughter
and applause.l And now tell you, when
be lay on the lounge OF the ante-chamber,
his anxious friends busy around him, and his
cowardly murderers sinking awsy-if at that
solemn moment the first question addressed
to his slowly returning senses had been,
Shall those who support your dastardly as
sailants with their votes be deprived Of their
suffragei he would have raised his bleeding
head, and, with the fire Of Indignation kind
ling in his dim eye, he would have answered:
"No! In the name of my country, no! Fo,
the honor Of Massachusetts, no! For the
name Of the principles for which my blood
is flowing, no! Let them kill me, but let the
rights of man be safew Tremendous ap.
plause.
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wise on Buchanan.

Governor Wise makes q very strong case
against Buchanan in his recent letter, but
how he could expect that individual who was
so rank Federalist in early life that he de-
clared, s'if thought there was one drop Of
Democratic blood in my veins would open
them and let it OUT" to be any less Federal
in his tendencies than Hamilton or Adams,
does not appear.
But read Wise:
care we to be given over to the Federal
gods Of Pacific Railroads? Are we to out
YdSoo YaxoO! To out Adams Adams in
putting internal improvements by the general
government on the most omnipotent and in
definitely stretching power OF oil powers OF
the Federal government-the Udr pouer.
Is the South, is any portion Of our coun.
try in situation to rush into wars-wars
invited BY the President with three European
and five American powers? And are we to
be a grand consolidated, elective, North and
South American imperialism? The question
| is not, "Will the Union be dissolved?'' That
is settled question. But the question is
els the old Virginia Democratic faith to bs
abandoned, and are We to rush on with thu
President into full scheme of Federal pol.
icy which in its whole outline and filing w
exceeds any Federalism in all its points which
q Hamilton or Adams or any other latitude
marian ever dared to project or propose?
The President bids high. To fllibusterl
be offers Cuba and the Isthmus and North
Mexico to the West a Pacific Railroad; Il
the North protection to iron and coarse wool
ems and to the great commercial countries
the power Of Capitalization by obvious use
and abuses Of bankrupt act to apply I,
State banks. Yesterday Biddle was mon
ster, and to-day few Wall street banker
can expand and contract upon us more like
vice than he did; and what would they no
do if they could force the poor province
when they pleased into bankruptcy.
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A State Convention Of the Republicans of Iowa
is called to assemble by their delegatss at the City
Of Des Moines, at ii o'clock .. M, on Wednesday,
the 12d day Of June, 1859, for the nomination Of
officers TO be elected 1t the generSl election In Octo
Der Of this year. Candidates to be selected for
the Offices Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
three Judges Of the Supreme Court. The ConveR-
ton will take such other action may, in its
opinion, attribute 10 the Of the principles
and organisation of the Republican party Of this
State and OF the Union.
Every organised county will be entitled to one
Delegate in the Convention, and TO one additional
Delegate for each 100 voters, latter the first lo0
and for any additional fraction Of 80 or more votes
cast ct the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, ~ Secretary Of State.
The attention Of the Republican Central Com
NIT tsss Of their respective counties is directed to
the calling Of the County Conventions for the ap-
pointmsnt of Delegates, in the ratio above stated
and for Efficient organisation preparatory TO the
CANVASS JOHN A. KASS0N,
H. M. H0XIE,
N. j. RUSCH,
DIN. COOLEY,
G.H. JEROME,
X. l.. B. CLARKE,
TH0S. SEELY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 20, 1859.
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WARRINGTON, May 2.
Con. Cass had one OF his attacks last night.
II WAS moro violent than usual, but be feels
relieved to-day, and has risen from his bed.
Havana dispatches give Z fat contradic-
ton to the New York SUMS recent story OF :
revolutionary movement on tho Island OF
Cuba.
The President is much exercised at the ao-
ton of the British Minister to Mexico, in
threatening to hold Vera Crus for the pay
ment Of English claims, . step which inter.
feres with the Administration programme,
and is clear violation Of the Munroe doc.
trine.
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TENANT WANTED.

EN0R the premises occupied by d Root, on
l. Blondeau street, near the corner Of 5th and
next to the residence Of p. w. Potter. The adver-
tissr, occupying rooms with his family in the ad-
joining building, will receive the rent in board
paying the difference ITO DO agreed upon) in cash.
There il good cistsrn on the premises, which
are very we'll arranged for . small family who may
desire to take few suitable day boarders.
May7d3t v. p. VAN ANTWERP.
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Defeat OF the Democracy In Phila.
pnlas
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.
The Peoples ticket wss elected yesterday
same party have majority in both branches
Of the City Council.
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About Q O'Clock on Tuesday evening, two
houses on Brady-st. belonging TO 7. @. Esds,
were struck by lightning. One occupied by
Mr.. I. Sanders, had row of shingles about
food wide stripped off from the ridge pole
to the caves; and the other occupied by DR..
Osgood, had few shingles knocked off,
The ceilings Of both houses were badly
cracked and damaged by the heavy rain,
which poured through the leak caused BY
the tearing OF Of tho shingles. The storm
was very severe. The thunder and lightning
were perfectly awful, and the rafting Of the
hail made housekeepers tremble for the win
dow panes.- Davenport News.
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T"From the date Of the ratification Of
the present treaty, there shall be established
between the Kingdom of Portugal, and her
natural sister, the Spanish Monarchy, an al
lance offensive and defensive, and a perfect
solidarity in all international questions here
after to arise, or which may be actually un-
adjusted with any other nation.''-IThe new
Spanish and Portuguese Treaty.
Commenting on the above extract, the A.
banp Er~nin1 Journal makes the following
striking points in regard to the damaging
effects of the Presidents foreign policy:
"Mr. Buchanan's Scuba Policy has re-
suited in establishing frm alliance, against
us, between Spain and Portugal, who had
been qnarreiling for centuries. His para
quay Policy cemented another alliance be-
tween Paraguay and the Argentine Provin-
ces, who had been, for years, at swords
points. His sFejee Policy results in these
Islands transferring themselves bodily To
Great Britain. His mexican Policy culmi-
mates In the resign6tion Of one Envoy. the
expulsion OF another, And the victorious tri-
umph OF the Government be didn't acknowl-
edge. His Nicaragua Policy ends in tina.
countsy's making advantageous treaties with
Costa RIGA, France and. England--everybod
but as. His diplomacy SCENE TO benefit al
oountries but bis own. That il the only on'
it damagcs."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-07

A RAcE.-The War Eagle, Of the Express
line, and the keokuk left our levee at the
same time yesterday morning, and started
down the river on race. When they reached
the bend in the river about two miles below,
the Keokuk was about quarter Of . mile
ahead.-TDay Gar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-07

TThe National Era says 1t 10 not for the
generation among whom Elizabeth Browning
has sung and Charlotte Bronte spoken, and
Harriet Hosmer chiselled, and Rosa Bon
Florence Nightingale lived, to despair Of
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Lcgai Notice.
To James l.. Estes and Amanda Estes his wife, Ed
ward J. Wickersham, A. l.. Dsning, John L.
Antwin, Charles Mason, Lowe Bryan, Adams 4
Co., =. N. Wright, Arthur Walcott, and William
Leigton:
NoU are hereby notified that there Is now on file
i in the Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition of John
Olive claiming Of the said james L. Estes the sum
Of one thousand dollars money due on . pr mis-
sorry note also claiming against al Of you the fore
closure Of mortgage executed by the said James
l.. Estes aud Amanda Estes his wife, dated Octo-
Der -, 1851, and conveying the following real es-
tate, in which the other defendants have or claim
to have some interest, to wit West l of south
east Of section 3, township IS, range 5; the east
Of southwest I Of section :, township IS, range
5; southwest of section TO- township IS, range B;
the southeast of section IL, township So, range
6west; also lots and 8, block 50 I'm Keokuk also,
half of lot adjoining lot s, block 70. keokuk-
al in the County Of Lee and State Of Iowa. Now
unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the morning Of the second day Of the special
term of said District Court, commencing on the lth
Monday in June, 1859, judgment and decree will
be rendered against you according 70 the prayer oil
said petition and said real estate will be sold TO sat
isfy said debt and all the interest of all the defen
dants therein will be cut OF and forever extingish
cd and barred.
MccRARY 4 BRUCE,
May Z, lS59.d Att'ys for Pit ifs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-07
Another Locosoco Paper Gone In.

Another LoC0ToCO Paper COMe In.
The last number of the Locofoco State
Journal, published at the Capital, announces
that the publication Of the Io,oa Statesman
has been discontinued, and that that concern
was now merged in the Journal.