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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

FURNITURE.
a SUIT Of BEAUTIFUL ENAMEILED CH AMBER
~ furniture from SIS and upwards wadrobes aitresses
dc, the old established mandatory, 63 Broadway,
cccs above Laura keeues theatre Parties purchase
and well seasoned stock orders for
srring delivery Goods carefully packed for country.
(NBEsTNuT AND FIRST PREMICM ENAMEi.bED cor.
tage chamber furniture in all styles OF
warranted. manufactured n H. +. FARM NDToS's, 3s
Canal street opposite Wooster Mandatory sd woos
:. street Established In 1915.
NNAMFILED CH AMBER SuTrs OF FURNITURE IN
II all eolos and styles wholesale and retail At prices rom
S. ana upwards. WARREN WARD 81 Jansl street Gold
NO. as), four east OF Broadway.
l.,yErITUeR BOuGHT FOR READY Svrsy.- AfAIk
given In ready for furniture carpets books,
Ae NJ as avenue, between MINI and tenD ~,seeta
LNIRSIJJkk, fUkNiTr tr.-HTGGEsT PRICE PAID
honsehod ofc. fnr,trre, caraeng and ~ kinds
Of gods No,.y nberey advanced on furniture n-rchan
cr. wa'cfer. damcnds horses wngnns harness sewing
machines, &c, To- hr sold or s'nr~d.
RlDhA.D WALTERS, d caiharne street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
THE DIAMOND WEDDING AGAIN.

The gieed sloIies Of tie diamond wedding have
been threatened with sudden extinguisbment if
Mt il seas Of blood at least IN sufficient quantity
of tbat Precicss fluid for the psrpose. The gallant
Lieut. Bartlett, not conten. with his exceeding
good fortune il marrying hh daughter to regular
Don Of The bluesi blood AID the most plo.heric of
pccket,-not content with raising golden dust, Of
which fsir .hare fell to him,eN-nos content with
mouopolziug the attention of the town, and the
Column, Of the newspapers, has fallen upon the lau-
res.e Of TIE occasion, who undoubtedly .ung his
bs:., ard who sung, We thought, very vel indeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
THE "IRRk CONFLICr.-

When Gov. Seward asserted that the sJssems OF
Free Labor aud Save Labor we're in "irrepressl-
"be conflict" and shst one or the other must uiti
n ately prevail throughout or Union, TIE Pro
slavery Pres # the whole country set up yel of
a.topshment and horror, and they h,ye not yet
doue ringing changes on the theme. Yet The Ne'o-
Yosk E1presS--Ole OF the loudest aud most indus
trlous of tbese ".htiekers"-in stJempteg 20 set
iorrh pl,tformo on which tee Opposition could DO
ubited snd rallied in lS60-recenty sald:
a. The Opposition Of the whole couutry can sgree
upon rre,y nIe thIgs in hundred, snd the osber
-Ssvery-et them ssee to disagree, as from lI'6 oa
to 1872"
yKKY BOOMING or THE CoNYEDERATtos, And or
THs GoyEKSMEST, ASD THY WILL EXIST To THE
IND oF TIVE
How does tits differ in essence feom Cos.
Sesnd's statement Both sgree ., 10 the " con.
"lct," Gov Seward alone sffrms that it VIII
ult ms,ely cease
Now leI us listen Il moment % tle Hon. Ed
ward Everett. who has net been supposed very
yo'ept Abolition ssliatsT-,t least, Dot since he
wss a esrdsaie FOR Governor Of Massachusetts,,
nearly twenty years ago. Yet in bis recen, Grafton
on the Itausurs,i0n Of tee Webs,os SsatGe, De
said:
"Fc mr. Webs,erl ~; only coafd>qfiy 0ztieipa-
I'd ,hGt ne lapse II ssrca years has fnsssca md Is
Nfhessp 2 tat ne asriy acquired AID tse Hecly Or
gar4-e3 Tevrr0ytes ~ ~ U4i0a coald grove ilto
Ffte states. tuf. vita al nearly al fz>
s,ofesHc 81 the last generation, he beere6 that FEsE
LAHoR MOULD ULTINATkLT PREVAIL TGEnCGHOUr
THE CoUSTKI. He thought he cav ths., 10 the ops.
ration 81 TIC sane canses Which have produced t1s
re,ult IN the Mcdle ard Ess,ers Ss.es was visioy
t6k ptce 10 The States norm Of the cotOngrOFDg
resi :. II. INCLINED q re 0Din0r, tsat ngs also,
der IKE influence II physical ard eocEogsea cas>s,
FIRE. later r0sd e-satndiy Je 0rnd Most prodacfrc
and E0sld thog0re u ultimately estaslstSf."
And, little further on, Mr.. Everett s,ys:
II Is tpe that, in Interpreting re flui.mertal Law
tthe Cor s,u.on On this safect Ssvery,l diversity
Of opinion between the tvo sections Of the Union pre-
ssrts i,ssf IBIs HAS IyEE BEN THE cAsE FIRST Or.
lAsT, ~ EELlTIOs To EVEkr GREAT QUESTION wHi-H
has DIVIDED TIE COUNTRY"
lie nj it clear as mud that The Express and
Mr. Everett, ought to be Indicted as inst stOrs of
the late cspture ard holding Of Hsrper's Ferry by
John Browns fifteen white men and four segroes ;
What can the detected incendiares say Tor them
ielyes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

Various journals which profess TO De fneslJ
IN Mr.. BuchsnaD's administration are z-alsss
" epdeavoriug to prevent the sPPaa' neat
Of Mr. Jsmes Gordon Bennett T. the sftcs
rendered vacant BY the decesse OF tho Isle
Mr.. John v. Mason. These Journals ia tseir
Jealousy, fail TO perceive that the re"o'S
Mr.. Bennett to tho Court Of tho Taieues w'sA
relieve them Of professional superiority we,cs
they must dsliks, but csunos o'ercons AZ
long as Mr. Bennett remains ia this coaatD, sS
originality of idea, fertility Of resource aud rock
less brilhsncy Of movement, vii 80 lar excel Ill
tbs. the hacks of mere party routine can do IA ~
their newspapers, that they viii seem To os 81 sss
account than they really are. But let him 80 10
Psris, ard they msy hope to be seen, IS the stsds
appear after sunset.
Whether Mr. Bennett desires 20 DO made miaA
ter 20 Napoleon III We DO not know, and ;bs f,ts
of Gen webb in the Senate is warang sgs,aa
sny journalists aspiring 20 such houors; bat ~ecn
testify that toe editor Of The Herald h.s sciy
60 tie work Of the Office tboussnd tine, greater
than falls 20 the 10. of the ordinary run Of IL
psnts He speaks snd writes the French lssgasgs
With tiuency, is familiar with pubic afaIrs, aud 70
a competent map of business, al of them quslfa-
tons unusual in our p'snipotennarles. And tsJush
bis sntecedents have not sl been Of the sort ~sica
We sbonld choose were We 10 appoint an embssss
DOR there can be no doubt of bis itness - repre-
sent Mr. Buchanan and bi. party. But Il is act
on these grounds probably, ths the sppo'ntneas
of Mr Bennett will most strongly commend Itself
10 the Buchsnsn mind OF ate, the President sa
been charged with cold neglect Of has frieads,
snd with breaking down his own suPportets.
Il msy be that be will seize the opportunity now o.
fered, end will prove by Mr.. Benefits spPoiu'neus
TO this office, rh.t he knows how to appreciate the
most original able, aud devoted chsInpon of hs sd-
ministraiion He may intend uox 10 dslnonstrss
that he appreciates the influence Of the nsSspsPsr
press, and s wiling 10 make the most brilliant &C.
Acknowledgement Of bis debt to it that is in his power
Who knows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

did. when tse5 r, urmser that God il just With
Pariek Henry, they bels'e THAT time viii
"csue when 90 opportunity will be offered to
Z" abolish tbs l.roentabls evil" Like hun they
neither can Dor viii justly It" II toe day OF
emancipation dots not cone in their time, they
hold il their cu,y, az b. did at ie.st t. psrpetass
." On abborrepcs of Sisvery." A, ii wss snpns
WASHINGTON. hIss wishes. ~ il is among tpeirs,
e TO see .ome p.u adopted oy which Slavery u.y
4. BE- Abolished bJ law" Ba, thes mold i, more
particularly their duty, as being alone directly
within tteir power, TO prevent tie further
spread OF Ibis disastrous Institution in;o
new territories, aud tee psrssrsion Of
the authority Of the Federal Government
to convert il from local evil into n..snL es-
tabli-Lmept. II 70 detest Slavery, AID to give
public expression - trst sentiment, is to be 3
trstor to the Constitution and the Union, then the
very men who framed the one aud formed toe
other. were traitors 70 both. Nor, because Others
may make wild AID preposterous attempts, n
" bich they l,k tneir own lives ~ well as those Of
Others to abste the whole evil at once By auy
means, however questionable, can the Rep IoIcsl
party eive over their efforts t. restrain this evil
within ss present limits, in anticipation of the time
when the people Of the Slave States. BY .hsir own
acton, msy abolish it altogether
The Herald, we recOlL,c! fsttered it.elf that the
monetary crds Of 1851, By drawing of public a.
tenticn n other directions, would destroy the Re
publican party The hope which it nOs sntertain,,
tast the Hsrpsr's Ferry affair is to produce d. 4
ssiDg effect upon it, will prove equally futile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

The steamship Anglo S:x,n, with Liverpool
dates TO the 10th inst passed Father Point for
Quebec at a. IN. yesterday. The difficulties Ia
the Zurich Conference still remained uo.dlastsd
and the prospects Of favorable termination OF it,
lsbors were not encouraging. The Great Eastern
had made successful trip frcn Portland to Holly
head, whence, it wss reported, she would proceed
to Southampton, 10 remain for the Winter. The
British Cabinet was seriously di7ided on the
Chinese question. Sir Sobert Stephenson,
tie eminent engineer, @ss 10 dying state.
The London builders strike It'll continued, and
the hopes Of it's speedy adjustment bad been de-
stroyed. TIE Unir.rs bad received warning"
for an article on Cochin Cbns. Spanish troops
were about 70 enter Moorish territory; the Spanish
Consul at Tsngiers hsd received orders to quit Dis
post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
Howtditbs,pen that the recent iusurssot. got

How I'D it happen that the recent insurgents got
possession of the Arsen,l at H,rper'. Perry viii
such easel Tire resson is plain. Some four years
ssc, the Hon. e.. J. Faulkner, Democrats n Q.
RON it.t District got q bill through Congress in
Consequence of which the army officers previously
in charge there we're displaced BY civilians. Of
course, Mr FsDIkper bsd the plsces assigned ~
IN, nbers of the Frat families VINO we're favorable
30 BIS own prsf-ment-thougn he sftst~ard quar-
relied with them and became loser of votes By tho
operation. Blu. the change = needless one.
and va. accom- phshed for corrupt purposes aaf
mad il never been made, Brown ard MIA c.sdlut-rs
would rot have succeeded IS they did 10 caPtanog
the establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

Americsss uouiassed for Assembly Ms. n. II.
Odsn Of Tsrptowp, and Insisted that the Rspsk-
licans should irsternize on hin. The Rspabdcsss
who had already nominated Mr. James See.
the upright aud worthy citizen whom they
eIec.ed las! year, did no. zee &, 10 withdraw hia
in behalf Of Mr. Odell, whose friends thea isst
him over to the Democratic camp. to sc what
dcker they could make in that quarter Tia,
we're told that they could have NJ. OielI adopted
As the Democratic candidate, provided he ~s>lA
&C.. upon the Democratic platform Mr. D., o.
being spilled to, said he could do tbs with cas-. -
he had ro,sd tie straight Demserst,e ,icka snd ss,h.
ing els. for t,ee gears past. SO Ar o. s sss
Democratic A. we'll ss the America nomIaee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

ob,.'s uou.y from tn State 10 whlrn zee had any
part or Of ~s,cb sc bed any kuo 'etge As tn
Mes.rs LEAyESwoRTH and DESNIsToS, ~e
swsit toe Dubrc,soo Of any cbrgee The Argus usy
make sgsins them but We cannot ask c)mPsn-
go Of .ter acc. unts with those Of Mr Church
50 Lieut.. -Goveruor. bscsuse peiIher Ct tleu e'er
held ,rat ofic.-sod is Vas To Mr.. Cburch's char
gee a. Lieut. .Governor that re h.vs objected
-TAe Arrus uow for the second time sNsrs
that
Tvs rpIprNE y. csaed the phrss- hey shrek for free
dec su thy rv&>er sss tt~n oh.rcd u "a ans "a
r.S 'n.' Ne .p.r O. ,, ~eren :. 49, \.
ti--supon IL
We have borne this cAlumpy once in Elesce,
bot now feel nrelled to nsI the sliep.ry viper.
Here is the precise language Of The Arsns, in .
leading article bssed on squot,too from our com
Dents on the result OF toe California Election. IL
Is smsbly entitled The Hosios of the BACK
" R-psb.icsus" and made up Of suesrs at " ths pu
grim Greeley" THE TRIBUNE school"
&c, &C. and closes With direct reference TO oar
lao gusge it has jn.t quoted, follo~.:
These ho~linss however all lake ths "a ne ali spe
Tiev crv oE,nd fcr fEjured FRgEDoN; 5rf II Is
io1 PLUsBIR that they sincerely r'np." Argus q
Alas, Oc;. llth.
We quoted this passage from recollection only,
MT having il st hand; but is not our citation sub
siantially accurate Did not The Argus, in effect.
accuse THE TRIBUNE Of shnskins for FREEDOM
"but meaning PIunder ?" AID does L NOS now
cut .orry tgure in sneaking out OF thst ACCUSE
toni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

We trust these citizens Of toe Sixth Assembly
District sbo haze nominated JoE.s CoMMEzFORD
District, visit every voter in ais dwelling or biz
workshop, AID induce him 10. come 70 the pols
Mr Commsriore is ia pclisies Lad aefounef.
pure aud s'Hpie; bn. We are sars ae wii BE- iodOA
an earnest and Efficient supporter Of a. Reforms,
and of ;ss Interests Of the E,boring Class ssasr.
ally. a thorough, quiet CANVASS is &c LED 20 eecs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

The Republicans Il SiSsEsors, having carried
their State bey ond persdventure, electiog State
Officers, Members Of Congress, Sea.te and House,
e., m determined not 70 be again ssiDilei |" they
we're in 1857. TIE 81. Paul Dolly Times Of tao
18th says.
We that snoug the very frs ofhs next RsrdSsso
Lss,ui- y BE- ,he -Da1;nr1t Ufk k~s Law law ~hsh
~ prove he II he tn putty
u he bsste ana The The s-op- hssfta .sssy
Law 4 tkis oaaI.fof has proved uusssnf.
m he far th.t III D-nocrsc party vel knew slS ls~
ator YOU'D osrs1sr TIE uumo~r = ihr
We that tsrocsh th- vigilance sod DE-
isfiIsSr oibs IL pUeesus .@ so - tsss b. "a pslsA
hi. "a. last tran th- -din1
Law 2ysry sDsross. w 81 ilgsl vote,
enable sSh sg- hou-s; sxgr-son 10 ls-
ia iooch z h- fresS qu,soIs shh sstt.s tss ps2.s
L. - lA.e kxsis.ry Law"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

We beg the Republican Senatorial confer ~ 10
every District, but esPaci.l, ia tie Sixth, 60 tara
deaf ear 10 oil personal s,hcsa:i,n,, and Tioaia.ss
The best and s.rss gest men in esca DDfici forth
with. Their delays and siris.s ,rs dam,gios :se
Republican cause. Let Us base good. NOMINATIONS
81 tie earliest pra ;ticahie moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
1Flt ia 4
18th says.

The N y. Di:pcteh, edited by Amor J. william
SOD, rahtful n. c. elect from the lower d-trc, Of
cur City, thus responds 70 charge BY Tk ErpTess
bsG American State Convention:
We deny ne risot Of Tia Epyes. sp~,f pay xsh
"a shhLeo Of IT, b.o-n Brooks b.s sfAy1 IN
~Iseb ssJ .-1sl0s the D.. ncrsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
And, a little further 90, Mr.. Everett
ECAlON.v

Gen. Charles B. Stuart OF Geneva, baVlus first
received the Democratic nomination for Senator in
the Ontario District has since been adopted BY tie
Americans" Ditto John s. Emsns in the
Duchess and Columbia District. This makes tAe
struggle interesting in each Of these Dis.ri:ts
In ths % Assembly District Of WestcAester, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
To Advertisers.

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors AMI al who
have Wars Invsnn' Lands anything .'e TO se mus, .d
y,re they expect hnd puohssers and b-,ve tas'e
other Aosr-ns usj.an - sood o. Tue WEEKLY TRIBUNE
IL has larger cc4on than cry nsrsaper II tne ~ofh
circulating largely smous Ps'In.Ts Merchant ha1sf.1reIs
Mechanic Ac Price 81 per Hoe eaSn ioSri'o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

Showing that Smitb received the votes Of . lp
Wings, 2.2O2 Democrats, and 3,732 Abolitioniss,
and that voted for President who did not yoss for
Congress.
Mr. Smith wss Not =" Fremont leader " in 1856
SO far s. We know, be never made speech noc
wrote q les,eE IN favor OF Fremont, though 80 be-
ieve be voted for bin. His vote for Governor u
LDe entire State VISA last year $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

We tried lsst evening to hear the Rev. Antoinete
Brown Blackwell, bat it was of Though we
vent early found the Hal psckei and the passage
:. Il crow ded for several feet. Probably twics as
o.nv went away disappointed as got within ear sso.
We shall 90 earlier neAI Sunday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

As for Gegrt Smith. nominated for Congress BY Re
publican ConyeLtiau a. was elected Congress by asp,b
hcsns lie Fremont leader IN 1856 q vast sc, sad pa
Nal influence .ne therefore, s Judged by bic ~ors sne
Who ported him. il.t ~h fse E'p,s
represented" lhkpfes-
Couldn't The Express afford to tell the trsts
just once Gerrit Smith was not "nominsted foc
Congress by Republican Convention" lie
was elected to Congress az a stump candidate in
1852; snd the Republican party WAS not organized
nor heard of til two years sft,rwsrd. He Die
trct Madison and 0swego Couuties) voted IS
foIl,ws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

Seven men were killed bJ 40 explosion a. Do
points powder mi oo tie Brandy vice De-, On
Saturday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
u1lork DAILY Gslbn,1s
MONDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1859.
To CORREspOyDCyrS.

No ntie. can b o ALouJms Goa Burcs.i,oa Whit
eve, Insertion b. By tb~
ram. ard Il ". vterot p-oes..riy or p1bdca
lion bot as guaranty for nis god f.h.
urcsrAke 90 re-Irn reisCt.c Corur icstiSos
6asr. ..,rfs TBE TRIBUNE sboud 10 all be ~
dr.sed - HoKAcE GkyELtY & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

M LayTz, No q East Mare. square Restinr. Pa h,s
.he DAILY, SEHWEEELY and srILy TRIBUNE f,r sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
VAN BusklRK's FRAGRANT SozcpoSr

RuPruRE CuREp-BY MARSH Co. 5 hAci'
cat cv.. rsv Aso slx ELAsrie SroeKnss tof vNi'oss
vsSpa aryrsyr.s and sHSrl prk bKAcss Instruments ~
dsior.itss made 70 order No 9v-~eF, Afor aoasr l.
LAfss private and -nae ssDdAn;s 40 HAZE S0sr
LIss Co. No 5 w~s th-st Csaciunst. 6hio
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-01
sM ER IRT,K SALE.
STATE or I0WA,l ~

RY virtue OF IN Execution TO me directed, issued
~ BY the clark Of the District Court Of said coun-
", In favor Of A. Hosmsr and against Henry
6tronE. John Early, 7. u. Allyn ana John Max
we'll havs levied upcn, and viii Gall TO The highest
trici Court u Les County, Iowa, II Ksokak, In
ssid county, On the Sth day 81 DscembsY. A. d.
1889. between the hours Of o'slosk :. q. SAa 1
o'clock =, 70. q said day, the following property,
Ia ALSO lots md II block las, eli IN she city
Of Keokak, Lee county, Iowa. Taken and levied
upon - the property Of John Early TO sstisfy said
writ Of execution. WIN. H LKECH.
Ksokuk, Nova, 1859. Shsri6 Lee Co.
nuy4d
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LEs coBarr. %.
RY virtue Of especial Execution to me- directed
- Issued BY the CLERK OF the District Cosrt OF
said county, in favor Of Amos II. Brswrf and
against Patrick Madden. / have levied upon, and
will sen = tie highest bidder st - aem Of the
Clerks Once Of the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, 1t Keokuk in said county, on the Sth day Of
December, A. p 1850, between the hours of 9
o'clock :. m. and o'clock p. N. Of said day, the
following property, to-wit; The treat snds by hfty
feet deep Of lots eleven (Il) and twelve ll2) in
block one hundred and eighty tlso), Ii tho CITY Of
keok uk, Lee coanty, Iowa. TakAn and lowed upon
~ tbs property of Patrick Madden, 10 satisfy said
writ OF executinn. WMsH. LEECH,
Sheriff Of Lee County.
Keokuk N0y g. 9So-nvAd
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TUhN1K ERAIH,
o.. :. 1917 AIT NJ ar Petitione

AsA0nfa 3Ne1a -
= n sss . -. =. a. ls.P v !.
EoilsAy n. ~ brown. W. bcws, Naih. Hubert,
Ksokuk Post Co., J. p. Davis, J.. W. Lewis, Chas.
". Smith, 81. Elliott 4 CO.., WIN. Price, J. M. i
4Eseds., T.ln. 1rs:dsn. Rossl.s Per..lee,
John a. Green and AsgasC. silapsy;
VOU md sacA " son are hereby notfAed that
j there y nov on Als In the ofhcs Of the Clerk Of
the District Ossfs Of leo Oeanty, Lows, ~ r. Mad
issps petition Of Peter Eichar slaimi1g of Vim.
Burkitt the sum Of tonr thousand dollars, With H.
tsrest and cost, on pro scry note 81 said Bnrkitt
TO Peter Eichar datsd AueasS III 1885, payable two
years after date; and ALSO IN amanded petition 10
No sbcvs asking for jndenent on ) stnilx note 10
the abovs dne In three ySAss fro AstS, and asking
for the foreclosure Of : msvAeAgs given to secure
said notes on the BIZ of section IS, S-W. sec "a,
fracsienala &R. ~. %, N-E.{ SO. B4,s W. y III
NV. SEQ. -, and The NV go. IS, being in
Township sixty seven, Range i've, in Lee County,
i0xa; tnd " which land, 81 part thereof, you
and eSnh Af you hsss, Or claim to hArs some In
terctt.
Unless poo sppsAr md snswsr sail petition and
amended pstition on or Asters the second day Of
the next term Of SAtd District to - -AsA 81
Fort Madden. Lce County, lows, judgment will
be takSn against yon BY default.
.ssa PkTER EICHAR
q v4s9l Jy Ws. =. b. Lynch, his Atty.
Dot. 20, lo60-aiu #198 sfs
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~. n.Hhas 0loetrac Oh

- 10 0looeE1C O1l
WIIAC19&, and 4eSs aaSly Csrs
-. & sAe.sst .zsssAsd 60 q 1880 1s
ny Is 100, . Il ssas 4 settling Children, on
anss. s >: s.s 81 9: :. ~ ~ sy Y
soas acquainted with Il, and every nrst class Ding
''''' -, 600
nlscsrsc eis.
ssss e ass.sn : ~ Is:
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Dr.. DalsA -. Hrovidsnos. X. Is; A6ftcn Co,
HalifAx, n. d, hssn. Hyde A0oS 81 Louis; q q.
Wocdnan Co, New orlssns Wright Coz NsN
Cincinnaai; Van Lear, BrittAin Hardy, 81. ID
sspA, "a, 49, aagvs9eas gs3Eafa83o GIL
N. n. Ho6nan, II Qniasx, nays. s'Ths pro-
pect FOR the sale % your on II better than en-
psotsd and Jon may therefore send me about 80
I'M wn.ssa.,s, rissts ! Co., Dousy Motion,
also ossr, ~ khtrs = as Asaht thas 41oee worth
win 3 sold IN thi. sisiRa.y
n VI Asss'sesAs lasvs Wealthy u Br. akmttht
Electric Oil, and u - sppkpn - nly with unqual.
lied praise Good report. iseH every so.ta:.
a8 WholeSkle f1rtrefsts.
No. lSa WasAinxt0n-st Boston.
DR.. smith.
[Later.-From The 8rsatset New York Housed
t45ee MORE ~ e54aass a.
ays Is 1850 NBH YoRx Jupe l. 1885,
On. SIXTH: Dsar Sir--ssnd SIS eross small. 40
gross half and n gross dollar size ELECTRIC or.
Vary r1sg4nk1u1ls yrsra. & 3D. I
sa4% DAkNuS q fARK. Broad vav
Nj 80 - ST. Loom. Aprih. 1
= Din. ssIsn PiIDc ship n e 1os. q III d VS.
OIL, 1nd dfaa q y IA tlo anoant
Yours truIv.
n CHxRLESe BI06 CO.
So e A~a Wholssak Drrreists.
The maver - NeU Yerk
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$500. HHNk1 SThUNG.
October 81, l66o-dtd