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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
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AIONZO FLACK. 4. NJ, Principal Of tht
~ HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE a. Cisversch. Cosuinon
C,rr,y offer, 30 ARD TUITION tot ~ Pvs ,-sI
THIN OPENS SEPT. Is
MALE AID FEMALE
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r for A moderate COUNTRY

STAT, tfs..ol,., HOUSE, v..A STORE ~ 6I q IN
llioa F-rfy Brcckyo Price : go r-o1 N-ifnye f0f
.oc Due II cur year b. basuc, 10 ed plYur Srcck
r q PIERCE. No. /, Niihsms.-
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NO ENCHANGE-A neat COIiAGE at j..

i ,e. God double HVra. viii 10 rooms B,s-. CH-riage
tlss sss4 sod v 81 4 ~ wses, Acre Of Groo
"! lad IesslDu ~rf,c y h~h''hv Trts .-og
fee roos - the hss-. APplJ = ". L. skihOra No Is
Hsfsa. D. R0ffl :. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

n Z n T Z
,bs r-s;er proves fvrrsoe the tesyr yyy ~ pr.
f1rec o. ihe EeA side Of Toe EsGee Ihi' H' L-'s'' 0
IT,, ~ o. "a ioery. Of Is miag'~s bseen tbs Psrbs
THE RSEkiLLt-
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Uants.

MEXICAN BOY, II years old, WANTS a
~ sITUATIONiu the COUNTRY. with an American family
IL. IL smart active. honest Toy. he has 10 fah-r a
so,d hetne wages desired for lin Cal Al 70 LOO
t..t o.t Ms ROBBINS.
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Secre.ay-isAAc AssATr
Medical Exaalner-NNTUSs Posi-. N. d.
OTyTcy o. ruY Ngw.Yo AND NV. HAYES R.ILSoaOl
Co s-.h.t $40 10 az NeS- iork. Aug. u, 1873
IN ccuseouence e sn injunction, No PAl MINT
~ DIVIDENDS declared BY I'll. Company viii b. msee
- & -,b.r ro.lrs ". BEMFNr rrr..urt.
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DIkNOS, MELODEONS and ORGANS The
HORACE WATERS PIANOS and HELODEONs toI
ieo,h purity Of AID Durability unsurcsso. PHses
-es.ottIe Second had PAros Ia helodeons f25
$40 Pancs AID seoaeons 10 rent Monthly payments &c
we'd Nr Peul. HORACE WATERS Agent No So Broad.
say TesoBtais. "Tbs Horace Wss-s Plano, knovn
Iucrs tie ys.y t~srES1rg .t We ca spesf Of thoJ
rerts from psnon. knowe dye -" Ckrsrn lnasp,yes-r
W.-s MeloieoE. Challenge compllison s.La hs
snes. made a. ywtere n tie tgy "Hess Journal
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CrNT--Thee BONDS arr Issued for hgni'ipAl PURPOSES
AID ,ure July 1874 utsres 10 cent payable semi
Anu.y IN NewYok Total indebtedness OF tde city, july J.
ISL s4 value Of cry property and assets no s' ~ he
sssesed value Of taxables shou ppN population sba.
I2oo Ear sale or ASHLEY a NORRIS,
No. 50 xrhsnse place, ~ Y.
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CHICAGO CITY BONDS -sEwERAGB

~ LOAhSTho Bou1s bear per cent Interest Co1p,ns
peystie January L. aud July l. IL New York ard mature In
1898 The payment Of interest sni sinking fund provided s
By annual The entire deb, q the City Of Chicago
0Osi which borp contracted for strictly m1aii
"a purpcss yor sals b. ASHLEY NORRIS
No. 81 Exchange place
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29

nj OW n q CT y - ~
CHAMELEON, Oct. 26.
Brown has made no confession, but on the
contrary says that he has full confidence in
the goodness Of God, and that As 10 confident
that He will rescue him from the perils that
surround him. He says no has had rifles
leveled ut him, knivss st his throat, and bis
life in - great peril ~ il il now, but that
God has always been ut his side; he knows
that God Is with him, and consequently fears
nothing.
Alex. r. Bateler, member Of Congress from
this distfict has collected S, 100 letters, from
the citixens residing in the neighborhood OF
Browns house, who searched before the ar
rival Of the Marines. Letters are also In the
possession of Andrew Hunter, obtained from
the House by the Marines and other parties.
Among them is roll Of conspirators, con-
tanning forty signatures also receipt
from Horace Greedy for letters received from
Brown; and an accurately traced map from
Chambersburg to Browns house; also. .
copy OF letter from Brown stating that the
arrival OF too many men at once would az
cite suspicion, and that they should como
single also, letter signed Murriam, that IL
lOO, ZOO men wore wanted. q. 8. was good
for ons-ffth. Brown tells them 10 lot women
write Letters, not men also, a letter from j.
O. Cook, stating that the people will become
excited, and We will get some of the eandi-
dates to join our side.
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Legal notice.

LGk0l NOtlC9.
To James w. Davis and Nancy A. Davis his vita
and James Nj. Gwin:
V0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
Il there is now on file in the Office of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Lee County, lows, 1t Fort
Madison, petition Of X. N. Hey nolds claiming of
you the foreclosure Of mortgage executed by the
said James w. Davis and Nancy A. Davis his wife,
to secure the payment Of six several promissory
notes for thesum OF neteen hundred and eigh teen
So 100 dollars, on twenty three 2sl feet front o
of the east side lot sevsn "a by hundred and
forty l40l feet deep, in block hundred and
hfty-hve l55gin the City of Keokuk, Lee UNITY
Iowa. The said james N. Gwin claims some inter
est in said mortgaged property, vendse or other
wise.
Now unless you and each OF you appear and
answer said petition before the second day of
the December term lls5s) of said District Court
of Ice County, Iowa, al Fit. Aad son, decree will
be rendered against you according to the prayer
of said petition.
TURNER a. CRAIG,
Oct. ~, ls59-d4w Att'ys for Petitioner.
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The PIaindsaier heads an article "The
Triumph of Poplar Sovereignty" and says
the Democracy carried California by can
amusing majority.
That is the only State of the North in
which the majority was at all ."amusing" to
the Democracy we opine.
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Arrest OF Capt. Geek.

CnANBERsBUR0, Pa, Oct. rs.
Capt. John f. Cook was arrested ysster- :
day by Messrs. Dali Sugar and CIaggett Fitx-
hughes, st Montallo, Franklin county, four
teen miles from this place. There 10 no doubt
OF this being the man. His printed commits
sion, filled up and signed by Gen. Brown and
marked No. 4, was found upon his person.
Also memorandum written on parchment
of the pistol presented to Washington BY La
fayette and bequeathed to Lewis Washington
in 1854. The pistol, he says, 10 10 q carpet
bag which he left on the mountains. He
WINS fully armed and made u desperate re-
sistAnce.
He came out Of the mountains into the set
Element to obtain provisions. He was much
fstiguHd and almost starved. He was brought
to this place Ut O'Clock last night. After
an examination before Justice Rusher, and
being fnlly identified BY one Of our oitissns
who formerly knew him, he was committed
TO jail to await requisition from Governor
Wise.
He acknowledged having three others with
him in the mountains. One Of them was
seen and conversed with. He had : blue
blanket over bis shoulders, and carried a
Sharp's rife and double barrelled gun
He said 1t belonged to his partner who had
gone for provisions. Parties will 20 in search
of the others to day. .s4~sa
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 26.--Gov. Wise has
dispatched . requisition to the Governor OF
Pennsylvania for tho custody Of Capt. Cook,
arrested last night near ChAmbersburg.
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Legal Nottc0.

Legal Notice.
To Mary A. Britton, Patrick Morgan, Joseph Kitch-
"A, q. w aarretson, James Bradford, n. M. Rey-
nolds and OrphA W. Reynolds his wife:
VoU and each Of Jon are hereby notified that
l. thers 10 now ale ia the of6cc Of tho Ozark Of
the Distri ct Court OF Lee County Iows at Ft ID
ison, petition in Chsncerv OF jessie kuddick jr.,
claiming against you The said Mary A. Britton and
Patrick Morgan : decree for the payment Of the
amount due on two promissory notes executed by
said Britton d Morgan TO said Kuddick or order,
dated 9th Sept. lS55-one for $4l2 60 100, due In
Is mouths, and one for 33o3 75.l00 in = years
from date; and also claiming against all OF you
the foreclosure OF mortgage executed by said
Mary A. Britton to sad Ruddick, to SECURE said
notes; upon ten Of land out OF the NV. COR
ner Of the south half OF the south half Of the
fractional NV. Of section IL in Township IS,
range west, in Lce County Iowa--in which prem
ises each Of you are said to have or claim sose in
tersst and also asking sale Of said premises and
for other relief.
Nov, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said peti tion on or before the second day OF the
next term Of said District Court Of Lee County to
sit 1t Fort Madison on the Arrt Monday ia Deem
Der, 1859, decree will be rendered against you
in accordance with the prayer Of said pc tition
a GEO. g. DIXON & SON.
! Oct. -, Isse-d4w Phn's Atty's.
A Compa ufOn 10 tho widow BoaoI C
Papers.
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| Correspondence of the Daily Gate City.1
A Qutncy Lady Astray In Ksekuk.
| QurScY, Ills, Oct. 81, $50.
| DxAR MnssRs. EDIroR1: was 90 amazed,
10 agreeably disappointed with your "GAss
City," and experience % much pleasure
now, in my little prairie cottage, whenever
my thoughts revert 10 NY recent visit there,
that feel II "borne in upon me" to say
few more words to you. Of course you are
aware that | live in Quincy the Quin.
cyites are the most renowned, enlightened,
intellectual people in the Western country
that Quincy 10 the ssEdea' Of the West
that IL has a square, and that strangers are
thereby attracted; but, strange TO say, its
very name causes, in my minds eye, an OBJ
liquity Of vision, and since my residence
here have imagined that old father Adams
garden was like this square, and that was
Why mother Eve ssrsyed down the by paths
after apples. | should have done just 80,
no doubt, having had from early childhooda
great aversion to all things square, inbibed.
probably, from the squars.built teacher, OF
the square-built district school houss, sswsy
down East,'' where graduated. ags M
was informed that your city had no
square, your streets no pavements, tina. your
dwellings were temporary cottages, your in
habitants in very aoturaI state, and that
their only aim in life was to grasp the cal
mighty dollarn; in short, like Jonah's gourd,
you sprang up in night, and in night had
persisted; that at the present time Keokuk
was obHterafsd. But, thanks to the gentle
manly kindness of the proprietors Of the
Billings House,-which house would most
cordially commend to the public, because OF
its excellent management and homo COM
forts,-I Was enabled TO view your town
from its most favorable points, to UNDER
stand clearly the advantages and the beauty
Of its situationto see for myself it's sub
stantial and tasty residences, its numerous
and to rightly estimate the intelli-
gence, the common sense, the refinement OF
heart, the polished department, the genuine
talent aud tho greatness Of soul Of the in
habitanss Of Keokuk. And now, when add
to all this, that Notwithstanding the times,
the hosts Of the Billings House are given to
hospitality, and that the editor Of the Daily
Gate can afford to be social, Keoknk, in
stead Of being "no where" a. many here
assert, will soon prove formidable rival,
and my visit there ever remain q pleasant
"reminiscences to Lixz1E LAsDoE.
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sept6wy
Legal Notice.
TIE Geo. N. Davis Bro, J. b. Underwood Turin
Daughters, w. X. Clarke, Milton Jones Geo. w
Nollen, 81. w. Brown, VIM. Lowe, Nath Hubert
Keokuk Post CO., j. p. Davis, j. w. Lewis, Chas.
". Smith, T. J. Elliott Co. VIM. Price, y. M.
Breeder, Talma Breedon, Romulus Parmelee.
Levi Wood, w. G. Andrews, Moses B. Morrison.
John A Green and Angus @ CLANCY:
VoU and each Of you are hereby notiAed that
III there Is now fie in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa at Fl. Mad.
tscr, . petition Of Peter Eichar claiming Of VIM.
Burkitt the Of four thousand dollars, with in.
terest and cost promissory note of said Burkitt
10 Peter Eichar dated August 1, 1856, payable two
years after date /; and also amended petition TO
the above asking for Judgment . similar note to
the shove due in three years from date, and asking
for tAs foreclosure Of mortgage given to sscure
said notes on the K of section SO, S-W. Sec 81,
fractional g. Il. / 500. 81, NE. sec. 81, w. sf
NV. sec. "a, and the N w SEQ. IS, being 10
Township sixty seven, Range i've, in Lee County,
Iowa; and to which land, or . paxt thereof, You
and eSch of you have, or claim 10 have some in
terest.
Unless you appear and answer said petition and
mended petition or before the second day OF
the next term OF said District Court 70 be held ct
Fort Madison, Lee County, Iowa, Judgment will
be taken against you by default.
ser by WV. r. b. LYxon, HE Atty.
g Oct 80 Is5g-dim
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u man in Dearborn county, Ind, mar
ried wife with fortune, tho other day, and
felt 20 happy that he got drunk over ii and
fell out OF . wagon and broke his neck. A
great days work.
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AlsxaAArSa ANA nto 0minx ten HALL
read.


AlsxaAArsa ANA nisominsrsn nail.
read.
Amssting Of persons interested 10 the con
struction Of the abovs road, Vas held in Ed.
m, on the 22d Of October, which adopted =
SERIES al resolutions In reference to the gen
sral and local Importance Of the projected
Railroad, DO.
The meeting was addressed BY orr old
friend |. N. Lewis, OF CLARK county, Mo-, and
by our townsmen Rufus Wilsey and ]. IL.
Sullivan.
Subsequently q meeting OF stockholders
was had, of which We have the following re-
port
The corporators and stockholders OF the
Alexandria and Bloomington Railroad Com.
pRny met at the Court House in the town of
Edna, on Saturday, the ed Of October,
1859, for the purpose Of electing nine Direc-
tors for said company to serve until the Let
day Of May, 1860, and until their successors
are elected and qualified. Geo. K. Biggs was
elected Chairman aud Isaac N. Lewis, SEQ
rotary.
The following gentlemen were chosen Di-
rsctors: William Ruddick, Of Keokuk; John
(. johnson, of Warsaw; Jas. Cowgirl, Tbos.
Fitzpatrick and A. Maxwell, of Alexandra
Col. Warner Pratt, e. v. Wilson, and Jas.
A. Reid, Of Knox county; and Ben. Harris,
OF Macon county.
The Board Of Directions then procAedad to
organize by the election OF the following Of
hcers: James Cowgirl, President; Andrew
Maxwell, Treasurer and DeKalb Musgrove,
Secretary. Rufus Wilsey, Of KeokaE, was
recommended as General Agent Of the Com
pany.
The Board Of Directors then adjourned to
meet at Alexandria, on Monday, the l4th day
OF November, 1859.
GEO. X. BlGGs, Pres's pro tenn.
N. LHwIs, Sec'y.
No man could have been selected for the
position Of General Agent Who would have
brought greater energy and enthusiasm, and
who 10 possessed Of happier faculty Of in
fusing the same qualities into others, than
our friend, Rufus Wilsey, Esq.
BY reference to tho map our readers will
perceive that this road is designed to extend
from Alexandria in Southwestern direction
some seventy 1--WE miles to connect with the
North Missouri Railroad ct Bloomington
When built it viii be . connecting link in
the line Of railway from St. Louis to Mime
sofa by way OK the North Missouri and the
Keokuk and Mt. Pleasant Railroad, we pre-
sumo.
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GTIt ia noticeable fact, that when the
Southern Ruiians most brutally murdered
sold Browns" sons, and bis daughter, who
witnessed one OF those murders, became a
raviDg maniac, the ro-Elsyery Journals
found great smusemAnt In talking oil sshrieks
from KansAs.' Nov, when the nrasy old
man, with twenty vagabond Assooistss, at
tempts to rstaiiate upon the whole South,
these sAmc snssrers 1t human suffering are
all carried away With panic terrors, or they
are themselves "shrisking" with rage and
calling for vengeance upon tho man thus
driven 10 madness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29

Another Arrivat or those
hsT ysars Old, bearing Grape Roots atss
early May Cherry Trees, for sale - No. 4
Estes House, Main-st., Keokuk, Iowa.
ootl8 VIM. BARNES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29

GTMr. Rusch, the Repub loan candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, runs into Babbitt
on the slope; and bids fair to have a. large
q majority rs Kirkwood himself.
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more swindling In minnesota.


A most nefarious fraud has been perpetra.
ted upon the people OF Minnesota BY Messrs.
Dunbar and Siblsy ID emocratic State officials,
In changing the securities Of the Bank Of ST.
Paul from Ohio s per cent. stocks to Min.
Desota Railroad Bonds. Such an act sur
passes in depth OF iniquity any crime yet at
tempted by the adherents Of the Admins
tration upon the good people Of that State.
The Minnesotian says;
Look 1t the Nervousness OF their crime.
The people are first induced to part with
their goods and hard earnings for bank bills
which these State officers advertise are ads-
qpatels secured on par and payins stocks.--
Confidence Ia the notes was induced, and
they circulated far and wide. The people
suppose all right--all safe.
When, 10 and behold like clap OF thun.
der comes upon them the news that our DEW
ocratic State officials, secretly, hiddenly, in
the dark have basely allowed the good So
curities 70 be exchanged for those wellknown
to be worthless.
Was ever people more grossly abused OF
defrauded by the corruption or incompetence
or both, Of their rulers than the poor. cheat.
cd and struggling people Of Minnesota.
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CO Old father Giddings' card must cause
Mason, Vallandigham 4 Co. to feel rather
cheap, II they have any appreciation Of de-
cency, propriety and sslf-rsspect.
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CO There is conspiracy on foot to get
Douglas into Indiana to make few speeches
in order to secure the success of the Repub-
licans in the only remaining doubtful State
OF the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29

James J. Faran, proprietor Of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer and Postmaster at Cincin-
psti, has been removed from Office by Presi-
dent Buchanan, on suspicion Of Douglasism.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29

GYM. Daniel Sweeney, who lives near
Pontiac, Livingston Co., Ills, estimates his
crop Of sorghum sugar this year 1t one hun
dred barrels.
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KNITTING WORK.
A WEB0F MANY TEXTURES, WROUGHT By
IA ut IN - arttN m.
LIFE THOUGHTs.
Gathered from the heterogeneous Discourses Of
Henry ware BocchcF.
Tree Mu'S LETTERS
To YOUNG PEOPLE, MARRIED AND SINGLE,
THE CHESS HAND hook.
Teaching the rudimsnts OF the game and giving IN
lyss Of ali the recognized openings xempli6ed
by appropriate games actually played BY Morphy,
Harwitz, Anderson, staunton, Paulson, Monteon-
cry, Meek, and many others. Also, AGNELL ON
CHESS. For sale By
NJ. w. wESTCOTT,
0ct2sd 81 Main-st.
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OMNIBUS NOTICE !!

TIyHR OMNIBUS will call FOR pascnEsrs--rain
i or shine, day or night-in any part OF the city.
All orders left with ]. r.. Tswsbury, 1T the Rail
House, will receive prompt attention. Leave your
orders and procure Ticket and you cAn rest e.
sured that you will Be called for. Ordinary Bag
gage free. Tickets IS eents.
p. S.--HAving the largest spring wagon in the
city, I am also prepared To move Pianos and Fur
niture on the shortest notice
feb3IdIy W. 8. WINS, Agent.
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CO Mrs. Il. Hamilton Holly, daughter Of
General Alexander Hamilton, died recently
81 arlington.
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General Insurance Agency.
con. SECOND AND MAIN.

LNmRE, LAKE. AIvER AND LIE n I'm
HURAR0k promptly attended to ut this Once.
BeoNf and more IkDEAAITy can be given u this
AAey than any other in this city, and less trouble
atter . loss.
PHENIA FIRE INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK.
CaPitai ana surpius $500, 7is,7O.
MoNTAUK FIRE ms. 90. OF NEW YORK.
UaPisai and surpius sIsI, siS.7s.
LoRILLARD FIRE ms. CO., or NEW YORK.
CapasAi aAA aurDl1s bS64.sn 10.
H0MR INSURANCE COMPANY, or NEW YORK..
cash UaRtsal % 200, 900.
CASH 6usfLss, JuEH In, 1850, 14bI,szs
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY
or HARTFORD, coNN.--cAx1fAL "a, 900 900.
CASE SuRPLus, uLT 1sr, 1859, 41,ese Az.
- Bsildings, Merchandise, Miih, Factsriss,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insnred 10 -
low rates - other Companies who pay their losses.
II. B. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
nmss eonR = and MAR sts., Keokuk, Iowa.
Oos. - - - IL s8asSKas "
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Legal NOxtCe.
To John @. Floyd, Peter VI. Potter, John Under
wood. Michael Hrifhth. EhAxiea yinaI, H.
Woolsy, and G. q. Allyn:
Won are hereby notified that there ID now on Als
in the o6ice OF the clerk OF the District Court
OF Lee County, lows, at f. Madison, the petition
Of Antoine LsClairs, claiming Of John G. Floyd
and Peter w. Potter tho sum Of Is 900 on two
promissory notes. OF 4l50e each, dated January H.
1SB, Axecutsd BY said persons to plaintiH Said
plaintiff also claims the foreslosurs Of Mortgage
executed TO plaintiff By said Floyd and Potter, on
lands In Lee county, Iowa, to said notes and
one other. The other defendants claim to have an
interest in said property, and the prayer IL that
the interest may be cut or TAs petition prays for
the execution OF deed TO the purchaser.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day Of the December term,
1859, Of said Court, Judgment will be rendered
against yoa according the u tho petition
RANKIN, NILLKk EN6TER,
Oct. ~, lS6o-dim Pitts Atty's.
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Carrying the United States Mail to the
Chicago. BuFlIngson 4 Quincy n. H..
MAKING SURE O0NEECTION6 EAss Asp WEsr.
~ Passengers leaving Ksokuk on the p. M
train reach Chicago u Ills next morning.
1rLeaving Chca 70 at 7:lt p. -. raeh Ksokuk
1t III =. m. THROUGH in II HOURS.OH
l~PATENT SLEEPING CARS ON al nixht
trains on G. B. 4 q r. r..
THROUGH TICK ETs over this route 70
All the principal places East, North and South-
East can be procured 81 the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main-st., between LIST and ID kOKUK.
T.. r. BU ELL, j. R. TEwK SBURY.
Superintendent. Ticket Agent.
Oct. n, SOD
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3, MILK SicKSEss.--We regret to learn that
this disease IL prevailing IN Christian county,
and that many cattle are dying from it. Per-
sons who are skeptical a. 10 the existence Oh
milk sickness - diseass may now have an
Opportunity Of testing the question by Wait
ing the injected district.--ISpring6sld (Ill.)
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CYThs bolt from the Democratic party
in Albany, N. T., which last year defeated
Erast1s Corning fur re election to Congrsss,
~ STILL kept up, the lolters having nominated
full local ticket. One OF their candidates
Is samuel 9. Courtney, son in. Law Of Dam
iel s. Dickinson.
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December 4.
Now, the question is: what could Fred
have bean very busy ut home about? Whai
right had he TO be bnsy2 And no invited
Ossawattomie TO take mouthfulo with
him! Gracious powers! A mouthful 81
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