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Nothing Else Does Me ANY Good.

LANCASTER Y. H., . :, May 1856.
DR.. c. W. Jackson, Philad'a, Dear Sjr.-T have
been afflicted with Dyspepsia for a number Of wears
and until three years since I could hnd nothing Which
would afford me relief. Fortunately for me. b-.rJ
Of DIR Hoodand's German Bitiers," and thought I
would try them; not, however, with much faith that |
should be benefited by their use.
To my surprise. 1 found that. on taking A few doses.
l was relieved oil the pain In my side and chest, nv
appetite became good, L gained strength, and in ct
Felt stronger and in better health than I had for a long
time. l do not allow myself to be ost Of the Bitters II
l can obtain them, for nothing else does me any good.
l am willing at all times and ready to state my case to
any one who may wish TO know the full particulars,
and shall with pleasure recommend them to all who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint,
for L believe II ANYTHING will give them relief, they will
be relieved by Hollands German Bit.crs. Many per
sons in this district have used the Bit.ers with benr6-
cial results. and | have no doubt you could get a nun
her of certificates, were you to ask for them. for to my
certain knowledge quite a number have been very much
benefited 10y the use OF your medicine.
L almost forgot to mention that nv daughter. about
six years of age, was cured OF .JaHadiee by Hoonand's
German Bitters- l think best to mention this, as /
have never known them used in any other case Of the
Kind. Respectfully yours,
A. UALES,
witness J. ID. GLENN SlUerSmith
These Bitters are prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, AZ
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa and are sold by drug
gists and storekeepersi in every town and village IN the
United States, Canadas. West Indies. and South Amer
fa 81 - .f~ a .NNNa = n
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Lynching in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, July 0.
4 mob at Sanford has hung James Rou.
Sey. for killing James Oldham in May last.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI

] The following settlements Of Executors. Admins
traitors and Guardians having beez filed inthe Probate
Court Of said county will remain on die to August
ID next, for inspect on and exceptions. when they will
be ordered to Record IL no exceptions appear thereto,
to Wit
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For Sale by WooE- * Paw. Warren; J. II. c. JOHN
SON. Hartford; ESsIGS L SoULE, Newton Falls; E-&
5. e. JACKSON, Hubbard; g. 7 CCRTTs, Green; III. BAG
HARD. Kiusman; ASDREws & BALDWIN, Fowler T.
WOLcUrr. Pennington: and by Medicine Dealers gan
erxliy, throughout the safe
Il. 7. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Ii 4 Is5n-r Arruf Inr OHM.
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SAD AccIDEST.-A child in Corners
burgh, had its eye shot out by a fire crack
er, n day sast week. Viii parents learn
wisdom from experience only.
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TIE dwelling house of William Lock
wood, on Harbor street, was struck by
lightning on Saturday last The fluid"
passed down the chimney and stovepipe,
and thence through the floor to the cellar
doing some injury by converting the bricks
on the top of the chimney into missiles and
shattcring the plastered walls. There were
five persons in the house, but none of them
were injured.
The barn of Augustus Turner, in Pier
pont, was struck by lightning on Wednes-
day last, and together with a quantity of
hay, vas burned.
There was a frost Cd the night of the
fourth of July-in some places hard enough
to cut the tops off potato vines.-Conneam
Reporter.
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THE New FURyAcEs-Spoken of last
week, as about to be erected in this vicin-
ity, are fixed facts The Lake Superior
Company have purchased ten acres of land
on the west side of Crab Greek, and build.
ing operations will be commenced as soon
as the material can be got together.
The site of the furnace at Brier Hill, has
been located Immediately opposite the
business Office of Col. David Tod, and
operations have already been commenced
in quarrying the stone, preparatory to
building.
James Ward & Co. have a new furnace
nearly completed at Niles. and Morris.
Price G. Co. are about to build one at
Girard.
All this speaks well for the development
of the mineral resources Of the Mahoning
Yaliey.-Iia
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instrumental aud Vocal Tuition.
DROF. CHAS. DONMALL. % years

l. Teacher of Music, respectfully informs his Pupils
and the public that heis prepared to give such instrus-
ton on the Piano Forte, Melode0a, Guitar. Singing.
Flute, Violin and Thorough RSss. 60 Will probably. in
most cases enable his papils, after q mCeerate number
Of lessons. 10 become edectrally their own teachers.
individually or mutually.
C.. DOSNALL teaches on moderate terms by the Les
son. and not by the Quarter. Pupils attended at their
own residehees or at lie American Hotel june 20 80 8
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DEATH BY DRowNING.-A man BY the
name of JOHN MCDONALD was drowned in
the river. near the sawmill, on Tuesday
morning last. He was engaged arranging
some planks on the dam, and loosing his
balance. fell into the water. He was seen
to fall in, but before aid could reach him,
he had sunk for the last time. His body
was in the water for about one hour and
a half before it was recovered, and then all
efforts toward resuscitation were futile
He was an industrious exemplary man;
and some time last fall leased the saw-mill
which he was engaged in running at the
time of the accident. We learn that he
leaves a wife and children, who reside
in 0h!tOn. Trumbull COunty.-Nahoning
Register.
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MRS. RoBIysON's CERTIFICATE.

NERNoNt ITuHbuII Co., Nay Isl IoJS-
This certifes that / have been in very poor health
for years. and found little or no relief after employ inP
a hunter Of physicians My disease was PrOLipsis
Uteri. | had been reduced by that and Fi1Or Albus
until / had become liberated to a considerable extent.
BY the advice Of DR.. &. W. Bushnell. I procured and
took six bottles OF MarshalIs Uterine CathOlicOn.
which enabled me to attend to my husband in his last
sickness until he died, which WAS about 4 year since.
/ have taken three bottles since his death. which has
made me able tn labor and support my family uf three
The Catho:icon has nearly restored me to
health. It is the only thing t.at has ~mitisated my suf-
fering, Tor which l feel ysry grateful
siARY Z ROBINSON.
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N. PIERCE'S ESTATE.

- Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber h1'
been appointed and qualified as Administrator On th'
Estate of John y. Pierce, late OF Pennington, Tram
bull County. Chic, deceased.
ISABEL REEVES,
Dated this ed June, Is5o-3s..
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The Ashtabula Sentinel gives an account
Of . game of ball at jefferson on the 18th.
in which the boys all took part, differed
on one side by Judge DAMN, and on the
other by A. WARREN, Esq. There were
fourteen on each side, and the party inning
the first hundred score, was to be victor
At ~scyepty-six the game was even, but
Judge DAMS side came out eleven ahead.
4 supper followed the game. The Senti-
Rcl says:
The highest number of scores was made
by Joshua r. Giddings, a young chap of
ixty-four, who led the field, having made
a tally as often as the club came into his
hand.
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The Partnership heretofore existing between Turner
& MeCI ne is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent
All notes aud hook account Of the firm sill be settled
by Allen Turntr.
ALLEN RNE
b. ". McLANE.
Kinsman, July 4, lSjo.
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DRIDGE NOTICE The Job of re-
ID pairing the bridge across the Welcoming ~ Girard
win be let on July %. lS5a. Proposals can he left at
Mr.. Adams ~lIOtelin Girard. Mr.. Ahner Osborn. living
near the Bridge, will ~giyeany information wanted If
eal-d upon.
by order OF the Commissioners.
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WARREN MARKET.
ash A0dertisentents.
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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f. rpbesita, ingly offered as a reliable remedy for al
those complain is to which every woman is liable, and
which gradually fleet the mind as we'll as the body. Sc
-, ~ ,bint talk y work becomes alike a source oil
s,Fsring. m NOT an ia. possibility Among other com
nIaints Tor which the CStholieon is a remedy, is the
FALLING Of the Womb. WLtes, Suppressed. Irregular
- p.j5f,I a.nstrp,tiou. Bio Hting, InfammatiOnS and
Diseases Of the Kidneys or Urt.'ary organs detention
or Incontinance Of Urine. Hea tburn, Costiveness,
Nervousness, Paintings, PalPitati, u.s. cramps. DhS
turbed Sleep. and all troubles, organic u synPaIhsHe
connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any of the d 'oTe symo-
toms, or with Spine. Liver or Lung eoIPi- nus are
invited TO address DR.. BRIDGE, with full confidence
that they will find relief. MArshslrs Uterine Cath iii
con is not a quack medicine, but its ingredients haN :
been made known to the Medical Colleges, aud they
are at the service of any rrspe ctable physician In the
country.
The Price Of .NGrShaIrS Uterine CGthOLieOH is ORs
Dollar and q HaU per Single Bottle.
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AMAN's LEG DRIVEN AN Inch
BoARD-Mr. Z. ID. Harmon, of Lenox,
met with 4 severe accident on Tuesday, the
18th ult. He had loaded his wagon with
cheeSe-boxes, with the intention of taking
them to market. The end-board to his
wagon rack not being sufficiently stayed,
the boxes, together with his own weight,
caused the board to give way, and tier after
tier of boxes rolled out of the wagon on the
horses. As might be supposed, the horses
became frightened. and ran. They were
refined out of the road, and brought up
alongside of a barn, where Mr.. II. was vio-
lently thrown from the wagon. feet first.
against the barn door; and strange as it
may appear. n foot and leg was actually
driven through a solid inch board forming
part of the door. The boxes were scatter
ed in all directions, the wagon broken very
badly, and Mr.. H. was picked up for dead.
His injuries are not so bad as were at first
supposed, and he is now fast recovering
ASh. Sentiae,
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News Of the Neighborhooi.

SHOOTING AFFRAY AY Pulaski, Pa
We learn that during an alteration at q
tavern in Pulaski, Lawrence Co., Pa, on
the 4th, two men, named James Lostetter
and Frank McCord, were shot by 4 man
named Jacob Gerhart, and dangerously
wounded. 1t seems that an old grudge ex-
listed between Lostetter and Gerhart-
Meeting at Pulaski. the former threatened
the latter. High words ensued. and the
parties elinchel. McCord taking sides with
Lestetter. During the melee, Gerhart fired
at each of the ASSISTANTS with 4 double bar
relied pistol, shooting one of them in the
head and the other in the abdomen. inhict-
ing wounds from which it is thought they
cannot recover. DR.. Lcasure, of New Cas-
tie, was sent for. to dress their wounds,
and, as VIC learn, expressed little hope of
their recovery. Lostetter was a resident
of Pulaski, and McCord of Bedford, four
miles distant. Gcrhart lived in the yicin-
ity of Pulaski. Gerhart, We understand,
has given himself up, and seeks an investi-
CATION, alleging that the shots were fired in
self defence. There was much excitement
in the vicinity.
p. S. We have since learned that both
the men are dcad.-Nah Reg.
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WILLIAM JOHNSTON'S ESTATE
Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber
has been appointed and Qualified As administrator on
the estate Of William Johnston, late Of TrambuH Coun-
JOHN JOHNSTON.
n. q. - - On - Of Lana T-.n -pE
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

IL Prom rae l. DGttg HcN't NboANoEAalJ
We desire to call attention to a letter from DR.. Joshua
Ridge. on = Health of American Wonen," in another
column. He treats the subject in an able manner, and
his skill and medical judgment may be relied upon
From tAe albany EreHiHg Express.
Marshalrs Utegipe Ca;holicon has proved to be fully
as valuable as it Reclaimed 10 be in many severe tests
made by medical gentlemen and others DR.. Bridge is
a regular physician Of very hne attainments. a man Of
great judgment and discrimination, a iudieiors and
highly successful practitioner. in all diseases, espe
cixlIy those Of women and Children
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PROM PHYSICIANS
MA,,sHAIL,S UTERTNE CATHOICoN!

Nar,halPs Uterine CathoIieon will certainly cure al
he diseases for which it is recommended. In The wOrs
,es have ever met with, Marshsll's Uterine CathOl
iron = a certain and safe remedy.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ DAVID McCandless, Survivor.

Attest GEO =. BRONX. PROBATE JuIrs.
July ID, IS59.-3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

To C. z. Hyatt and Nj. A. Hyatt his wife, VIM. NJ.
Fiaherty and Cynthia A. Fiaherty his vile,
Francs J. oakes and Abraham W. Buskirk.
partners rs Oskes Buskirk.
Won aud each Of you are hereby notified that
there IL now on Gle in tho ofice Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At K~akrk,
q petition u Sears M. Leverage claiming Of yuu
the sAsa G. p. Hyatt and VIM. M flaheriy the
sun OF nns handred and aixty dollars, with 8
per cent. interest thereon from une ist 1887 on
two notes mads'by you date1 June ltf, 1887, one
fer s46s and the other &ss2, each with per cent.
interest the first at four months and the second III
air mouths each payable TO u. MeQnillin, snd by
SAID .eQail.in endorsed to said Loyeridge5 and
alsp clsiming II each Of you the foreclosure u .
mortgage msds BY yea. the said G. 4. Hyatt and
wife aad WIN. Nj. FlAheryy and wifc 10 enc John
shane, dated June Isl 1851, to secure in part said
the NE, ot NE / OF section ~. oil In Up. do.
N. R4e west, les county, Iowa; which mortgage
has AIS bssn assignsd 20 said Loserdge, md n
notice u the penaney u said suit directed You
having to you tusr returned 10 the last septe
Der term " said court, "not fosnd, and an order
ef publication hsd. Now, you and each Of you are
further noiifcd that anless you appear aud plead
answsr on dsmur 81 the said petitsen on ~ before
tue morning ef the second day Of the sext term u
sasd court - h begun and bolden at The city III
Keokuk In said county on the 6rst Monday If Feb
ru.ry, A. y. 1857, Judgmsnt will be- renasre4
against you tbereoa, BY dstanli-
Dec. 4, 1855 aim Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Qnevu,s Cod i1yer OH JelIy,
4 PROVED ~ the New York Academy o
IA nedicine, containing 81 per cent. pure oil. 4
cioss pFsparsticu, having All ahe soothing
salin9 peopartiaD OF the oil without any disarr
able taste. A. J. WILKINSON, Druggist,
No. 10 Main-sf
ssptsd Agent for this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

NOTICE IL hereby given 10 the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list situated in the
City of keokuk, Lee County and state Of Iowa,
been assessed aud levied on said lots by the City
Council Of said city for laying plank sidewalk In
front Of said lots designated In above list, and
unless payment be made Of the taxes so levied,
and al 80 al costs before tie 18th day Ut January
A. ID. 1889, the said lots, or 10 much thereof ~
shall be necessary TO discharge said tar and costs
will be sold on the day aforesaid, ut the Mayor
Once in said city between the hours Of O'clock
q. IN. and 5o'c clock p. M.
c. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Dec, q. l8b8-dtd
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FTsJ CHARLES sHAfEk, g. W. Lowrie, otbson
/ Brown, jesse Ruddick: You and each Of YOU
are no ehy no,ihea that there is now Oh hie IN the
cf6ee of the Clerk of the District Court Tor lsee
County, Iowa, II keokuk, petition OF Jacob
Liddle, clairaing of ycn Charles shafer the sum
Of one thousand dol lars and interest on the sRsae
Il 10 Der cent. per nnnum from June ssth,
1887: also, the interest at he rate On cler
en- hundred dollars from June isth 1888, on
promiasory note payable tive years after date to
order Of Jacob Liddls. II date une 18th, 1858,
interest payable annually; also, claiming against
ali of yeu tha force Of executed by
cLallss ShAfer to said Jacob Liddlc 10 secure the
payment OF said notea and tsoether notes, given
Tor purchase money VI sald morigagsd prenisesl
described follows that - TO say, all that piece
Of land in the City Of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa
Being part Of let twelve tl2l in block twenty
nine l99l, bounded a. follows, to-wit: beginning
eighty 1901 feet from the alley IN said block on
the line Of Third street and said lot twelve Il p
sheaee along uaid line towards johnson street
twenty feet, thence Mt right angles scross To-
twelve (l2l, thence toward the alley twent!
feet Oh the iiue dividing lots eleven and twelve
thence y, right angles across said lot IL I.
Third street to the phase Of beginning. Ais,
praying thstyeu e W Lowrie, Gibson Brown an
Jesse Kuddick, who claim To have some nterest i
said pr enises, may be made defendants; and tina
unless you appear and Anawer thereto or befor
the second day Ut next term OF said court, to
holden at keokuk on the first Monday In Februs
~, a. ID. 1873 judy nj will be rendered agaial
you as prayedtor in petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
lee 4, isaS~a Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners of the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated in
thsCity Of Ksokuk, Lee county and State Of lows,
that specia tax has been assessed and svied on
said described lots, - desiguAted in aboue list,
BY the City Council Of said city, being the cost Of
AhAting nuisance each Of aAid lots respective
ly, and unless pay ment be made Of the taxes %
levied and ALEC al costs, before the 18th day Of
January, A. b. 1859, the said lots, or 70 much
thereof ~ shall be necessary to discharge said
tax and costs, will be sold on the day aforesaid,
at the Mayors Office In said city, between the
hours of O'Clock am and o'clock p. m.
&C. STEVENS,
ColieotOrof tho Cit Of Keokuk.
Dec. Is, 1656-dtd
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To =. @. BurbridHc, j IT. Nubins"H
yyOu and each Of son hereby notified that
j there ID now on file in the otiice of the Clerk
of the District Court tor Lee County, iowa, at
heokuk Hpetition OF Minerva \. Walker, claim
ing Of YOU one thous and dollars, and interest at
n per cent from May IA, 1851, upon promssory
note executed by you, payable TO her order one
year from said date; also praying the foreclosure
of a mortgage executed by you to her to secure
the PAYNE Ii Of said note, and two other notes,
each for one thousand dollars, upon fifty feet
of front end of lot twelve, in block twenty
four in the City of keokak, Lee County, Iowa ;
and that rless you appear and answer thereto on
before he I'd day OF next term OF said ps trict
Court. To DO holden At keok uk on he nrst Monday
in February, "A. b. 1889, judgment will be rem.
dered against you by default.
NOBLE sTR0TG.
Dee. 4 ls5s-d Plaintiffs Att'yE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

yIso w. Il. OdB0RN and Thomas j. Gallagher
/ There il now on fle in the Office Of the Clerk
u the District Court Of Ire County, lowe, at Port
Madison, tho petition Of David A. Dangler, claim
ingof w. 4. 0ghorn the sum Of three thousand
dollars on promissorp note executed by him TO
Alexander Johnston, and endorsed, and against
Thomas j. Gallagher the foreclosure of mortgage
given by him to secure said note. on ianis in Lee
County, Iowa which note and mortgage are now
the property Of plaintiff.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the May term tls59) Of
said court, judgement and decree viii be rendered
az asked in the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER d ENsTER,
= Jan. IL. 1889 dim Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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-Hom :. -. -, !. z, q :
q = An r - TN = AAIL II DAD
or CANADA.
~ADELIGHTFUL / ROMANTIC RoUTRWR
YaoM TEE wEsr 70
Boston, NeW York, and TIE Eastern St6tss
Via fhe MscAisAn Csnf,ai, Great Wehsvs,
Ogdenstrvek r yeyaonf Central, ax1
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA,
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
visiting ssne Of the efasdsSt and most won-
dsrfui scenery In the world, staelu.ing T0rosfe,
Niagara Falls, Suspension BRIDGE, Thousand AlaAas,
Rapids If the 81. Laurence, Quebec Montreal White
Moaniasas the 1ukwiar bridge, tasGrig iseo nsiss IN
Hudson Rtser, sie., etc.
On and after May I, 1858, baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
% TO EEaGGRANTS.
Passages may be secured At the ofice OF the Conn
pany In Chicago hy SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, dlasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Moniruse. An agent VI the q RAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends the removal Of
| emigrants and baggage at Quebec free OF charge
Fare from $50 70 SOS to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
L. WAT n A N,
OF "a, 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG
IL under contract to this Compap fSs one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
points East, also for the LeyiatLan, or for the M
o s.. S. Co.. ships, can be obtained at the 0hc'
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trusk r. h. Co.., Of Canada.
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N0TICEis hereby given 10 the owners Of the
ots dsscribedin tho foregoing lat, situate In the
City Of keokuk, Leo County and State Of Iowa,
that special tax has been assessed and levied
sad described lots designated in the above list
by the City Council Of said city for lAying plank
walks IN frout shereaI, and uniess payment be
mAde Of the taxes levied, and all costs, before
the 18th day Of jan, A. p. 1859, the said lots,
$4,000 .aei.oi $500 " nossas4S ~ 10
said tAxaDd costs, will be sold on the day afore.
said, ~ the Mayors Once In said city, between
the hours Of clock M, and clock p. M.
G. g. STEVENS,
Coilsctorof theCity Of Keokuk.
Jan e. lS59.dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

flso NOAH GREELEY; You are hereby Motif ed
L that there liz hle In the ofice OF the
Clerk ~ the Distrirt Court Of Lee Coupty, low 4,
At he skak, petition Of James H. Hoisyy, claim :
ing Of ,ou thirteen hundred thir,yseyen AZ loo
dollars aud cssts # suit, on promlssory note T.
eauted BY you 10 him said petitioner prays mn At
taehnent. Unless you appear and answer said pc
ien On Or before ths second day of ,brnary 59)
term IL said court to be holden a. keekuk the first
Monday If ssid month, judgment by default will
be had gainst you.
RANKIN. MILLER 4 ENsTER,
Dec 81 1SaS Plaintiffs A,t'ys