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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

Singing IN SLEEP.-We heard child trying
to sing in sleep. The storms artillery was thun-
dering against the gable end of the house, and
the timbers shook in distress, but the innocent
sleeper, away out in the pathless flowcrg grounds
of child's dreams, broke forth in half defined
song
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19
OBJ Grimitp gournal,
CALVIN B. MCDONALD, Editor,
WEAV CAL,
SATURDAY Morning, NInrch 40, 1899.

CONSEQUENCES or DISHONEST REPRESENTATION.
1t is stated that when the cmasculato Pacific
railroad bill was before the Senate, great mum
ber of Senators voted in derison. They would
not sustain a measure upon which Dr. Gwin had
engrafted himself. The old gentleman was thun
derstruck; he was wroth, raving and defiant;
visions of Pacific Republic, with Mexico as
capital, superseded Vice Presidential intentions,
and the thrifty old oceanic spcculator was, in
every particular "riled."
We are persuaded that the advocacy of this
man killed the measure; northern members held
him in detcstation, as a flexible instrument, that
could be adapted to any purpose; they knew that
he was unpopular with a majority of his own
people, and that he secured Senatorshp 10y an
act OF abject submission hardly tolerablc in a
slave.
Dishonesty, duplcity, avoricc and hypocraOy
may for q time be successful, but in the progress
sion of popular reflection. they are eventually
brought to humiliation. People of California
now discover what has been the influence of
person thiCkly bcplastercd by mcrccnary letter
writer's and stipcndiary editors. The measure
most important ever conceived for the improve
mcnt of the Pacific country, did not compel OBJ
servance of decorous gravity, when presented by
our Senator Talk nothing of SECESSION nor
complain of family conspiracy to unhouse and
drive younger sister to vagrancy When you
again choose an advocate to represent your re-
qurements and necessities, do not select from
treasury spoons and spccuating politicians; send
person like Weller or Field or Denver or, nj
least, a rcputably honest ctisen and we doubt
not but that the Pacific railroad will be moro
advanced in ninety days, than all the palaver
and nsiucerty Of Senator Gwn could effect in a
century.
If the democratic party of this State decide
wisely, they will unsaddle and turn out that un-
scrvceable old pack horse, who cannot be in
du ced to carry, even, his own provcndcr,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

ORIGINALrrIEs or THEATRICAL NorlCES. "
:" The ladies are deservedly popular, and improve
wonderfully upon acquaintance, especially the
elder of the two, in whom we see great scope
of talent and ability. The younger, Miss Ada,
still entrances admiring hundreds with her artless
laugh and sauoy piquancy of Manner
Tic foregoing is what is called a a"notce.'
We borrow it for illustration, from San Fran
cisco journal making some prctcnsions to useful
criticism of players Possibly it is very great
and truc-ccrtaiuly it has the merit of great Ni'-
tiquity. On the merit of similar critical express
sions editors are " dead headed" into conspicuous
places in thcaters. We pause now, to think of
the predictions sensation created by that arllcss
laugh, and saucy pquoncy of manner
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

LEGISLATIVE BILIs-Our legislative rcprescn-
tatives have neglected to supply us with copies
Of bills presented in print-a neglect which we
hope they will repair. We read Of certain acts,
but know nothing Of their provisions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

Coz. $. G. ToMrKlNa is administration candidate
for mayor of Marysyle He is first rate citizen
one of the men who make Marysvilc city of
intelligence, wealth and enterprise, one of the
best men within its boundaries; and knowing
nothing Of his opponent we are justiiable in
wishing for the Coloncl's election 1t legal OPP
portunity offered we'd give him high old ballot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19
Humboldt Indian Affairs.

BY arrival of Loop 4 Shalcr's express, on Mon
day, we have the latest news, prepared aud for
wardcd in the following article;
"We are grotifcd to learn that the expedition
against the Indians in Humboldt county is about
to be brought to u successful termination. The
Redwood Creek Indians have been conquered
and have surrendered. Three of them, about n
week since, came down to Mad river, and were
detained by lower Mad river Indians until the
volunteers could be apprised Of the fact and take
them prisoners They Informed General Kilbo
that the main body-numbering some l5O-haye
scattered, as their means of obtaining subsistence
were gone, and that they were we'll nigh starved
and tired of fighting; that many of their best
warriors had been killed, and promised to so and
bring them all in, if they could be assured they
would not be hurt. Accordingly, they left camp
with Capt Messcc on Thursday last for Redwood
Creek, and went Immediately in search Of the
hostiles, and succeeded in collecting about GO,
and they are still coming in
"On Sunday, Gen Kibbe with six men went in
search of the lower Redwood Indians, and re.
turned this evening with five of their warriors,
who promise to bring in their families aud others
numbering about So On the day prior to the
taking of the three prisoners referred to, Lieut.
Winslett with twenty-five men was dispatched tc
Mad river, near the Blue slide, information having
been received that some of the hostiles had gone
up there. by u messenger just in, we learn that
Lieut.. W. had surprised and taken 23 prisoners
and killed one buck belonging to the tribes who
were being collected, and the hostile Mad river
Indians. As soon as these and few Others can
be collected all the Indians who live In and who
have infested Humboldt county will have cleared
out, aud if the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
will but do his duty, will be rid Of them forever.
From 70 to 100 warriors have been killed, and
when the remaining prisoners have been shipped,
the number sent to Reservations will amount to
AGO. and thus will have terminated Il most efficient
aud useful expedition"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

A GREAT BuzzlNu OF "ORGANs.' The Morys-
Vile papers uniformly denominale each other
:" the organ"- the " Lecompton organ" and the
=" Frederick organ" and the 4" coalition orgau,"
and the black republican organ" and numerous
other organs. Less dsoourtesy would Increase
the pleasure with which disntcrested persons
read the "orgnns" IN question It i pity to
sec two men Of ability continuously display tho
MeNkor nNinls Of contealnnta
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

MoSDAY night was furiously stOrmy-wind
continued boisterous nearly all night.
l.. W. Flsu, an old resident OF Humboldt, has
gone crazy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-19

IRrEvERENp NAMING or DElrY.-Tho verbal
swearcr may find some pallation in want OF re-
Election or heat of passion; but the newspaper
writer who deliberately rtcsrcvicws' aud prints
the namo of God irrcverenlly, should have re
minder of his scandalous conduct a. Thank God
it is so and So" Is not otherwise than mmcasu-
rably contemplate in political essays or speeches.
Such expression might be pardoncd In an apostato
minister who in great emnestness drew on his
former vocabulary but from all others II Is totally
sCandulous
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01
NGbmaibimc,t.

Son aus cen patcntirtsn Grfinouuaen inn Bureau
iu 2Salbtn9tcn 1T nat Der D~ampfmaitiue ~iepenfaas
De Nabmal&ine bic crfUlsrci5fe. Ter urIprinali6e
GrFnoer mar. 70 bei6t et, NSalisr punt ppn Sem gprt.
rno Slaac VI. Siuacr Der Grite. weihrr cine pcufcm-
meme Mtnihine na6 cunts G%rinoung berlte(Ite. lin
eintn Se9rif pon rer 3unabme bicles @cl&Gits,mei.
gee gu 9ctcn, mGge 9enigen, pas Dor weniger ais 10
Sabren Ssrr Ginger uup leine Companions NIT Gle
mem 9eIiebencn Capital BON $50 beeanneu. Seine
erltc WtaIhins purpe i'm September 1850 %spucnpet
bod nabm Die Natfrase 10 idncu gu unc telcbntc
BEN llntcrnebmun9ssciit picicr 8irma 70 Irtr, bas fs
icbt elm elesantee finfit6dtgcS @nrmursetaupe i'm
SrcacwaY, Gde @ranritreet. iune bat une ,mei aus.
9eeebnte 8atrifen in Wptt- uno Oelanepftrcet bciht
Die 9artcrre Gtase bf5 0tlh1fts- 9utals pirb ais
ScrfhufsDaQe benubt. no man Seluhrr su ierer Belt
ofs Cages NIT Ser udcn an Der Maihtne beIhdftot
Itrbt, une no rie Watcrtnlicn, ais Napeln, Sapen &c.
aus sincm Eager bon $1,000 600 gGcrtb psrtauft wer
ben. Die 8dtrit in Mpttitrset 1T ledS Stcd bod, Sat
100 SUP 6rpnt uuo muroe i'm Sabre 1858 aan, ppn
Gtcn 9etaut. Gs fiup in ~rerIelbcn 600 Nrbettsr be
Better telfdfti9t, pcren @ebait pcn SO bis $40 per
Wohe pariirt. Die onpere 8atrif, wrlcbe nod inn
Sau be9rifcn il, miro IA StepttaupGise beprdrn
uno cine 6rpnt ppn 200 SUP bel elmer Stefe pom $50
6uB BADEN. Ste riro gut erbeQt uno "pentilirt unp
NIT alen SequemIidfritsn eiugeri6tet e rtcu, nelhe
eur6 Die neueltcn Gefincunscn unb purd, Gelo m6a.
lid linb. gfd6 Srqencun bieier 5atrif wiro Die Sirma
I'M Stanpe lein, 10000 Mlaihiu ilbrlib an fabri.
ciren.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01
Seahtenspcrtb.

DEM 9ee6rten Nutlitum BON Gihmcno unc lin.
9e9'nb erlaube tb mir anSu;eiscn, pa6 i6 mid ais
Spradlebrer am tiei9en Srte nieberoelaIIen babe
SD ertbeile &inpern pie ~Grpahienen in unp ouecr
Dem baule prioatunterribt in Der p%eutIten, en.li.
ihrn unp frauSGFlhen SpraGe icpic in faufmInpi.
l6sn &sfnsn 5u 9ans maBiscn preiien. @umelpunz
gen nebme ib BON nun ab in meiner gBpbnuuo,
Maribaultr sipiihcn rer Stem uno 6teu GtrGa itsr
Opm Ncp Martet 5ctel), BON 8 bis IL ubr Meraens
lnO BON 4 bis g ubr Nddbmittass ~entseaen.
Or. &b. 6eipeufelp,
eGemal. erlter 2eGrcr an Der Dulpu'.
lden Sdul in Sem 9prf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01
BRUCE'S
llem -Dorker Sbrift-0 ie6erei

bat tets r~Ur6tbis cine ercee SuSpabl rpu
@ntiqun, SCbriftcn, Sicr.zd,ris,cr
C5tfupicrtcu Scbriftcn, Scuttbcu 5r,rifte,
MeuGf Sectcn, ssrr,i,rruocr
SU1d,' H. SamrorsttsS briiten, Ginfaiuuscn,
WeeiiIus> II. @etIIIseinicn, Surdrk,ITe.
WeciTnscnc une saipamiGrte Gf.Suacraten.
Circles unS @nipirn, Sprmat.SriNca, -
Spnrmutiidlc 9lnicu.
9t Sdtritcu iinp ale burh Sompffraft ppn Fem biGtr S+rih.
i9tnthmltteh harien Ws!aQ ocapTe,. Nir unnsro,ir "
Iihr Stnelilfeit, nit Der mcnt SdriIter ampiitn mcrpcr. irff ,nnh
III ~ o!n Stano, ptle pHlcrhatttsen S,hrftn Ill rtn nieerisltsn
9rttltn Der 9Ep0bnttten &9ren fcipObt se9eu 43aar ais ouf GTc it
81 pCrtauftn.
Y'rnen 9olilh:itttn, 6arbS, 8diten 9%8tnfclhafen &c. liefsre ih
III Den nieprilltet S1hrHrrtilcn. Shrfiprptcn ncbt Nrcislufe
mercen 9cscn ginitnOuns Ven 7 Gens iar oae Qaifpprtp an 9ad.
rruftreiR pcrlanot.
3eitun9steraus cher, nclhc bici; @x;eioe, ncbi tieEr Np,s. sr
rem |: Au9uit 1883 rrcim0l aufnthmsn mo mir Gin erempior b.
Ier 3eiiIn9 iulenetn, t0nnen Die Snicr;trns9el iibrcn in 9lrrcdnuno
trtnlrn, Tenn lc FUR ben flaTate en- 9Sertb opn mein,n 5atrifateiI
faufcu. @cprIc 8ruCr """
SO. l3 Chambers Ct, 9iers 9brf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01
@arten= Wirt6iaaIt in Yutttrtcmu,

Der untsriettnete erlaubt iiD le nn Srrunnen unS Dem ae' ANN.
ten 9uelltuhh Die Yin t9e iu maiden bB or AM Gnbe pn guthCr.
tenn eIe @annn@sSlTibldai ero1net bar, mo Sri. ii6unaen lei CT
Nr unp better Suatttat. tnebelpNesls and Gin @lGs 6d,ten iclbit
inpcr iricn &tstnpSjn tbsn it pr @aupne III SI.5 Qblofej M,
baben llnb. gu f%.sunNlidem YeiNA Iabst elm Spbn MulIer- ."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01
q. 81. Strcfcr,

Nppt9eter, Dru9if, Supporter oon beut-
den Sbemtcalten II. (. 10. SIC. 3 Wains Ctr.
9e9entber benz alien Nfarfte.
G@> ReeCpte ptroen nit Der 9r6Bten SprefaIt unb GIcnou.
t9te't tcrctet. ionic dem ifGe Qrdp aratc ub @uoI picr
%rci6battisc Eager anerifaniideT, beutihc unb f]ran;STidcr w. IftS
Trtter : @rircien. 6aneps Nrtitclu f. ~. in better @uswobI ISIbr
IN IugerlHetn nebntcn. ptlhe MrtHrI ,um Gbetl IeItt III nicnrios.
rcn, ais Den norclt6en Yretlen abaelancn rpcrbcn. 80 ebi,trfa.
I en- merNtn III ben b%tliSten Sccinsunsen piebsrum, nit ntusm
Nprrothe auSacnatCt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01
Scnticbc Sriicbtc!
Saeob II noerebe / err,
re. 4 MdinltraEc, nnbe am 2llten Morf

No. 4 WdinitraRc, nnbe am Nlten Warft.
irIoubt itt benz brutihcu NutIitum. nameuIlib Sausfroi,cn. bic
Nnit9e III MAIDEN, taB or Elm Eager alder ecutIdbcn 5trlhtc t5It
ale: Smetlnrn, 9ehrrrt Nirlhen, GrtItn, 2tnicn, ale Ilttn SWp'
pentru6r, bpuNnotlHt Scrin9C, Sdbweijers unN &imburoer N6ir.
SaretNen, S0reins, Dc hide Yetfudhtn. teutltr QSciue, einacmadtc
6Thttte, ale @rten Candies, Gi9arrcn M. &C., mcI6e Irliftl brreIbs
81 tillt9lcm 9rcllt pcrfGuft.
&a- Gr 0uts @lae 91ecrbicr ub 1puifioe SrfriIburorr dnh
ealtlbit ~arihfau5 III icber Belt III baden, un6 Iaoet N 6'ieinarmm
Scludbe f%reunbltdit Gin Sacpb @unbcrebrimrT
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01
Gsutiten 3%netlhenmus,
scrjl9Ii6er gu, litat, erbielt iccbn Sp5n 6erbio

Snrb &aar<@iUtauft uS bircte 9e;iebunscn pom Savanna ME
rsutiden Gigarrtn in DEN STAMP aslset, Gem Observation-Disclosures %m
9Mtltum Ole sroBttn Srrtbsie bel Der NuSwa6l pom Gioorrsn IL II
o1eTren, erlanbe Ib mir Ir S%eiittisuns mtineS 0aaers in oSsn
SoTttn @i9mren, ipte 8esalid'e, yDnores, Spera'S, Vrincinisa n
l. no. etrjn aeon. Son Dem u .~untiase ~ausscbenp, ban mr o =;
28aars unS ibmaler 9Ofit etusn raIAcn umiab ~btrbeiFlbrt" oI69nbr
Id UNI 10 nebr af auSemeineu 3uipru6 redDncn III burffn. Ola ;t
lepe Gt9arre. Die bel mir 9efauft miro, ale fri rGubrno SorartTs
ac retllts 8sbicnurs ;ur6srs. y. BtiIbG6ss ""'"
NSbpiefaIs 9ilarrenltore Isle ctr
lDilhsn 0Potn II. Carp.
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G,ucr MGb Ilupeu

an Srcaeltr.. lptlhen Or 2. uub 8. @troer
unteriettneter ntddt benz beutfdcn QutIifllm Die rrocSers
Aniei9e. Dap or an cbt9cm 9lIbe cinen M6telaSer crSTrtt
eat, unp 5ttiet IN pprton'lifnoen 6Iler TIM stIeiateu 3u-
fsrudb. Genel'e Arbritcn petreu Scftnodnrn mn n " G+a
biltg a%us9efuhrt. ScporotIrcn prrnpt uno biato.
.5bEp Won Hrce n.
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@irtbic1afts : 0r0Tz
11GGg1N%

2sr In,srietbnete erlaubt lb leinen t5rcunSsn umo Dem oeIonr,.
NH Fuplnunl re rrStbCne Nnii9e 81 MAIDEN, Dag or bic JRntb.
lNatt an SroaolraFe. Sptlden Ter l. up 2. SIR. Cruiser Srodrtts
pctdg uperhoihnien no neu elm eIidNet bat. Serrelbe mirS it
btlrepea, pI'N au'msrflame Seticnuas tideS eei6madYpQ siuar.
rtdNtdS So'el Su tinem germ teiudbten gu MAIDEN, ;unlal or nur Sss
teltt SNr nno org rpr3u9Itblten 6 qucrs uno @i9airen bonen n,irS
80lte Spsllsn hper YIN, fie Sratn une Sllot n. &c. iencr Ait
Sorr@tAt9. I'm Ireunclten Sefub binrt Daniel QeimaaHHS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01

Sr0ao Straee' ,WiItsn 6. II. I. Strabe, nepen
u. Stap's n9Silbelm EEL Sa,s".
Dtriclbe empfitbIt benz bielisen uno our6rciIcupcn NusI;.
tunt letne duIs 9elfmatpeGltc eiraeridtete Sarbirifubr.
uno lnn1etdelt lth. oB Nirnanb itincu Shop anbrrs- ala
terdlt %ju1rieoen uber bic pcrtbeiIbaftc Serdnbrrrna yrrI6et
DIG TIM unter leiner une ieiner @cbulfen 66npc IN She'll
mtf0;nS srner smpfebiIi er iit III dirursil6rn Speraiirncn,
aS Seen9uens9nEn, Iecrlaiitn, SIuc9eirgen, Sdr6pfrn
tabrietrt cine ouSseSettnete 8inttur sesen has 0raumcrSen II.
@uStauen Der paare. lin 3ulprub b;ttet 80. SnttrS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01
N. A. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,

smpfeblt ih CUR lebernabme aler 3etisaeIbdfte ouf alien O-
rihcn IN uno tr bic Staot Rthmprb, Gbcitcrielb unb Soupprr
GUuntp. Sutte Gfe Der II. unb 9antltrase, @oebin's san
segenutcr. &idppnb. ga. rfs =
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01
u mpertattnu.

unpertattng q.
Der untcrscidncte lit Jest i'm Stanbc. ieSen Nrftro, ~
lerntm e%'rlb0fte auSSufltrcn UNI ;war 10 6iQia ais m6aIi%
S!ne Al'sipabl ron S6r8en lit f~Orrplbrrrip %pUrrdtbia.
YIN nsusr, 9ulsr &ootenpa9en nil eirem auten lrei>
Der unt rubtSen 9fcreen fIr e~tpaiaen 9ebrmlh.
Die Gufmerflamteit Yrn @ptcl- Snbabrrn n T,mifisr uirA
9ertdrtei 0uf leiue arp6c, MuanoM nan Motrotrr WV
IuSbehtrun9 BON SppRa's. Stiblen II. Sprina>M 81 atross.
W"' pronpt peler9t. .GranctS 2aube.
Srpabltr., Gde Der 3ten err.
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Oampilhiffabrt aniihen Mttmonp II. Nleu sIrrt

SF Seiecli 9roBen uno beaucn cinscri6tctcn See, 3omcf>
9ublttum CUR Srnusung betens %empfobIen. Der NaSrpreiS
66etra9t tn Der Salutr incl. Sctt unb RCf SIS, unb i'm 5mis
l3eneet SO. = Die IS 1%nestppn" oerl6Et ibrcn gSboIf ON
HStrttS leotn Otenitas I'M 4 llbr Natmittess, wltr:np Sir
,Eeanpffn leosn Sre'tas nm 6 llbr Abenbs BON Sin pcint
aNI1prt user pas leptere 0ampfl6if bsnueen piQ, Sat ND
bet zen NnttrSetbGettn elm 5abrbiut M lbien. y"
Sradbt rpro bilist anoencmmen unb pin,nth1 b,fSrh,r,
9aia9epreis nah @crf0f So. 90. f "''"'''
-sol SubIam II. BdtIpu
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&cfb6ftS=IG

Sn Ncrfcit, 3d., iinp ~foigcnos 3eitunsen tei
B III. 6aiB, SO. ID Sunttr, ,u babcn:
@ibnpnbcr Inseieer. 5rant Qeelic's SG. 3cinina,
Samiltcnblditcr, Criminal 2cirn9, S0ulrirte lDclt,
StaaieStitln9, Stru &c Ncn9clti6e,
ScineS 9Gcrfe &c. &c.
Scebtn per S6tT SGitIer ria 9rcmen crbaItcn:
5000 9ir. Slmbsrsrr 3pstl den,
1900 4ip. QtuIen,
9tutGl &c.
BteterpCrt6ufcr crbaltcn encr gutcn Rabatt, unS pcrScn bieTcl-
Ben gut lFun, bcpor III lrnit S%infdufe MAIDEN, btie gBaaren ;uern
III bccbcr. S'
N'dlmonc' S@' l. SuIt 1859. SObn 9erbts.
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Denti@s S@nle, Clay Str, ,wil&sn Der I. unO 8,
@m @tUntas bu l5tsn @usuit wirS Der reosImdfioe rrt,rri.t
in btltr Sdale wteotr Beginner; itrob f6nnen aiTSer n"a w -,
einem ipltrcn Gage nod enticten. ' ""~ u"
Vic Sir Der, meIHe meiut Sbule 6eIufen. f5nncr orh N Ssr
s>llntsrri6te bs 5,rrn @dner S""f r "m mn,r ~ w
36eil nebmsn. "N"'S'''"p
Sur bYs bisber mir 10 rsihIih aeftenEte Ssrtr,,er 6,rt.,b -.
tet I'M fernsre @nmelounssa Der 0eb or '""'"'' "'
ptnr9 son @r6n1uo
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-01
g. H. GRAVES,
5OuIe uno Sign 9diuter unp @Iuier,

z. StraEe, ;pudcr SrrGb@ uno @race,
8idmpnh, 9a.
guc in bNfe notwithstanding tinIhlaecnce &rtciter, Irmie ouh
Granting, Startling mn Mlcr rpr Stutn &C., wrben Itncq.
btll9lt NIB seltmafrrll Gu~eseflbrt. I'm ;oblreite &ufirdor biitct
e, 8. @r0YeS.
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Sefanntunaobmm9cm

BUR Sendtuna fur Wicperosrtaufer.
:Sur6 btuiee Gintduc in Nsip Slprf bin i'd in BEN Stonb
ssiset; IrI9enpe NrtheI Sa untenitebcnrrn ltbr biiiscn grct,sa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-04

rv. NJ
10 heDscca Eppley llate Rebecca Hayles), Jacob
EPpiey neI nssnsads James L. Estes, Jesse Rud-
dick, IT,, Jesse Reeves, Garner Morris, Theme
Hale, (assignee, Ao.), and Chaplin 1 Lee, (defen.
dants):
VOU are hereby respectively no tiled Aha. thar.
i Is now on fic In the Clerks Ofnce OF IL. hi !.
trict Court Of Lee County, lows. 1t KsoknI' !. -
tition Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment On
for cclosure Of mortgage against said Rsbsoos
Eppley late Sayles) above named, for the sum 81
two hundred seventy and 62-100 dollars, with ten
per cent. interest from the first day OF December
1858, aud special and general execution against
Rebscca Eppley (late Sayies), and AZ against all
said defendants above named praying also for the
foreclosure Of . mortgage given by said Rsbeccs
sayles, (now Eppley0 20 Charles Mason, upon lot,
and 8, block 203, in Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa
the sale Of said mortgaged premises to pay of said
debt, the extinguishment Of al equity OF redemp.
ton therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each OF you are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
second day Of the next term Of said Court, to 81
holden on the frst Monday OF September, 1859, o.
judgment and decree win be had Their elm a. prayed
for by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
July l6, 1S59-dlm Soi'r for Petitioner
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To Martin Stafford, (Administrator Of Richard
Jones, deceased), Richard Jones, jr., Caroline
Jones, Daniel jones' alnes Jones and Isabel Fitz-
gerald, heirs at law Of Richard Jones, deceasedi
James l.. Estes and Clagett Dixon, (defen-
dants):
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
10 now on file in the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County. Iowa, ut keokuk, Pc
tition and amended petition of Hiram Barney,
claiming Judgment Of two hundred thirty eight
and 43l00 dollars, with ten per cent. interest from
the goth day Of May, 1859, and against All said
defendants above named praying also for the fore
closure Of = mortgage given by said Richard Jones,
deceased, to Charles Mason, upon the south west
of southwest section twenty mine (29), townshi
SIS N. range west, the sale Of said mortgaged
premises to pay of said debt, the cxtinguishment
Of all equity of redemption therein, for costs and
general relief.
Now you and each Of you sre notified to appear
ind answer said petition on the morning of the
second day If the next term Of said court, to be
holden ON the first Monday Of September, 1859, OF
Judgment anu decree viii DC naa tneTcin as praye.
for by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
july i6, IS5g-d IN Sol'r for Petitioner.
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To John Shane, tdefendant):
NoU are hereby notified that there is now
l. on file in the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, a
petition of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on
foreclosure Of = mortgage against you, for the
SUM Of seven hundred forty-one and g. 100 dollars,
with ten per cent. interest from the 10th day Of
May, 1852, and special and general execution
against you thereon praying also for the fcreclo-
sure Of mortgage given by you TO Chas. Mason,
upon ninety-fye acres Of land of Of the west side
OF the s-w. I OF section Is, township IS north Of
range west, in Lee county, Iowa. the sale Of said
tnguishment Of all equity of redemption therein,
for costs and general relief.
Now You are notified to appear and answer said
petition on the morning Of the second day of the
next term Of said Court TO be holden on the first
Monday Of September, 1859, judgment and d.
cleo viii be had therein ~ prayed for by default
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
July 10, 1659-dIm Sol'r for Petitioner.
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To Joseph w. Kendall William Ruddick, J. p.
Hornish Charles j. Getting CHAM. James b. Devin,
L. K Hart, p. 7. Loinax, and j. X. Hickey, (de-
fendants):
NT0U are hereby respectively notified that there
i is now on file in the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trict Court of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, pc
tition Of Hiram Barney claiming judgment on
foreclosure of a mortgage against said Joseph w.
Kendall above named for the sum Of one hundred
thirty ght and 22-l0o dollars, with ten per cent.
interest from the first day of December, 1858, and
a special and general execution against Joseph w.
Kendall, and against all said defendants above
named praying also for the foreclosure Of a mort
gage given by said Jos. w. Kendall to Charles Ma
son, upon lot o, block 1I5, Keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa, the Gale Of said mortgaged premises to pay
off said debt, the extii, guishment of all equity
Of redemption therein, for costs and general
lief.
Now you and each Of you are notified to appear
and answer said petition the morning of the
second day of the next term of said Court, to be
holden on the first Monday of September, 1859, or
judgment and decree will be rad therein as prayed
for BY default. Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
July ID, lS59-dlm Sol'r for Petitioner.