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THE BALL SEASON.
GRAND MASONIC REUNION
THE FRArERs1r2S, OF F. AND AN,
THE FIRST DEGREE ro TaE rHrRrYrHrKp AMI
unasr n. ..n.,o, :, lat IA II DEGREE
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITZ, 'S - NO
TUESDAY RvEsIS IA 1 bEu' %, 1880
The Seventh regiment band led by No combating OF aftv
pieces Will furnish the m isic. -
Eegsa appertsiuug the degrees Of tho A. and A. Rite
Tickets admir- ono gentleman and two ladies' 8, each
and extra ladies' tickets s. each procured at he
american Masonic agency, 424 Broadway.
Hal cons music store, Sf3 Broadway.
Mr. j, Drnmm md 49, Chatham, street.
Robert Macoy 20 Beekman s,seet
Andrew cassard, IS Prince street
= Adams, n y reenh street. near Sixth avenue.
In II wsrd, 29s West Twenly fourth street
9. I. McClenachan No 8 city Hail.
George A. Barney, 40 Hudson street
Dr. James M Austin, @. Seer eary Of O. Lodge Odd Eel
penrv d Banks, No sJobn street.
sannel swarz 81 Eat Twenty third street.
u g. Vinng, 81 old alp
Charles L. Church s2f Hudson street
Z. A. y nsenbnry. Washington hotel.
Ja. s9senbovcns music store pnder Union Place Hotel.
81 Nicholas Hotel
Everett House
Filth Avenue Hotel.
La Farce House.
neimnicoe I3otel.
Union Place Hotel.
st Dennis Hotel.
Metro poi'an Hotel.
Howard Hotel
Firth Pond & Co, SCI Bro,dygay
Scharfenberp Luis Of Broad INV M y.,. 49,,
Horace Wsers s33 broadway - ~ ~ ~oe"
he h2pse WI De nn1er the management of Mr. ia Eddy
vi ven hnown know, msnager ~ Niblns thesite 80
p whose abilities N conducting l1e ansans M, a.. ,icet
guarantee Tor the comforts vi daucers ~ s'
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A CADEMIES OF WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, kO.-STU.
"A dents receive three months76 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia
PenmaDship and Arithmetic Book unnnn
ed for SO des writing Lessons 6 Lessons bags s. pa
lyp.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

NORTH COAST OF spAIN-LIGHT ON oRRIO DE TAPIA
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board,}
Washington City, September 3, 1889
uical information has been received at this Office that
the Minister of Marine at Madrid has given notice that on
and after the st of September, 1882 light will be exib
ted from light house recently erected Orro de Tapa
Isle, in the province Of 0yiedo, Bay of Bscay,
The light will be fixed light, varied by flash ev cry two
minutes 1t Is placed at elevation of 90 English feet
boye the level the and in ordinary weather should be
visible from a distance of 10 miles
The illuminating apparatus doprc, by lenses Of the
third order.
The is octagonal, of ashcolored granite 81
feet in height rises above the north face of the keeper
dwelling, which is painted white. 1t is in lat 43 So S6N
long 6 81 2 " of Greenwich according the latest Civ
Spanish position
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
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Bull 8uaSs.
WESTERN
L. Va: J! II

w EIO 1EhN
oHI-,- MARFLAND RAILROAD
On and after 9Pr ~ TO oWINGS' MILLS,
Station for Owing n august the will leave Calvert
M NsetiDr oil t.iE ans att and II A. NJ and AK p
H. 5i an tallHS on the Northern Central PoiIIra
Camp, 60 cents. zap ucketS Tor the Baltimore
=, - IRWIN K TAYLOR.
u g FOR THE
E=-s nj = 4 TTT;T - ,-r WEST AND SOUyy
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIItE0t Al o1H'
On and after April 21st, 1853. the trains viii ~ 40 g.
lows: '' VIII run as FOL
Leave Camden Station, BaItimore-Alaf fa,co.. Cd.
at 20 A. ~ Express daily at 405 NJ for ALI tT az
THE WEST, SOUTHW EST AND NORTH WFSTTN p p " "
trains 20 directly through "oi' BON
FOR VA J. PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore ana Piedmont take the 20 NJ train
between Cumberland and Wheeling, (by lying over for C
berland and Wheeling Accommodation Tain) and bet Wee
Grafton and ParkerSburr, take the i05 NJ train from Raj
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4l5P.N
and from Frederick at s. 30 A. NJ
TIE EllIC0PT,S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at6o
Tle p. - - " ' "
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE besides the regular trains,
there VIII 6G special train at $50 p NJ for Baltimore
FGR WASHINGTON AND THE SOVTH
Leave baltimore at i2D and 7.45 A. NJ, and 80
Oh sundays at 10 NJ only. Leaves Washington fol-
sundays ut 2O p NJ only The second and fourth train,
9ny rom Baumore stop at way points The second an
tourth trans from Baltimore and Washington connect w.
trains on the Annapolis Road WI ~ "
For tickSts OF every kind, information &c apply TO
ENTLAND' Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W. p SMITH,
i, -or n c,,. Master of Transportation.
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SOUTHERN pARTS

RICHMOND, September 5.Arr, bark Corils, New York;
schrs Marshall aud Forest King do; J. W. Wooston Phil,
adelpha.--Crd. schr. Orianna, South America
NORFOLK, September 5-Arr bark Il. II. Knight, Bos-
ton.
. WILMINGTON, September 5.-Arr sclr. Martha Jane,
Boston.-Cld schr Helene, New York.
CHARLESTON, September 3.-Cld schrs. W II, Gil-
and. Boston, r. Caldwell New York
NEW ORLEANS, September Arr. bark American Car
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Steamboats,.

,-sIEs. THREE TIMES PER WEEK.
yls=ra5=z--lF FOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
RT i&tt'n SlsambGat Company will, and after
GEO. PEABODY and "BEIVIDERE1 TiREE TIMES
PER WEEK, leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
TIL R>DAf ana SNTi EnAY AFTERNOONS at 3 ociock
the hour. ''' '' -
E These Steamers have splendid state room accommo-
Fortnight or passage apply To
i. RRANuT. Jr AGENT
""it : Light street wharf
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lIESs 60 1tsss5.s7 PHILADELPHIA,
Sx-s2- saSzR-S4S WILNIN GTON An

,SUH.NEH ARRANGENENT
- - and after MONDAY, July 4th, PASSENGER trains n,
DAILY Except Sunday as fellows ~ " "
EXPRESS TRAIN al + 20 o'clock 4 NJ WAY NAN a.,
s19 A. NJ; EVENING MAIL at5.25 p NJ The $50 A n
tfain makes close connections through to Boston
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE. at SIS 4 NI2M
on SCNbA Us at 20 p NJ only All the trains connect
me WIN NtW ORE Trains except 525 F. NJ on SATURDAYS
o'clock 7. VI. i''''S '' %"
FOR SEAFORD DELAWARE
passengers leaving BamOi 30 A. M connect ut Wi
m!ngton with al 4. NJ. train. 1949A M from Baltimore
with Cos 2. u train " '''"''
NpIiCEA ccored persons, octher bond or free W III
De required 10 bring some reSponsu white person person
any known to the undersigned who 'Ibe willing to su
Don! to The Company before they wit Ne passed over nI
jif WN OR iUFoRD Am,
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FOR THE SOUTH
sszssszazSaa%e DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHlLADFI
Pll!A and BALTIMORE, via the
- --....-- BAY LIN E.''
TO NORFOLK. WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AtGt STA, ATLANTA, MONT
GpMEkY, AND NEW ORLEANS
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
----. ia ilG , except Suudays,j via
BAN LINE a SEA BOARD & ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
me Schedule being arranged tina: the Weller subec,
TO no NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK T0 WILMINGTON, n C
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DISASTERS.
EASTERN PORTS

Bark Bay State Sparrow, Boston fer Baltimore was
ashore eth inst Wash WoodsPer tel from Norfolk to
Jas Carey Coae agent New York Board of Underwriters
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a<5y55 FOR BREMEN-The A l Bremen bark
sE5 COLUMBIA" SemCke Master, will have quick dis
pacn TOT e above port For freight passage apply
ooe KATE & LEUPOLD,
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Dy UTUtT OF INC IIShlMOuse Board.
R. SEAIMES. Secretary
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

~ .IVISG TAKEN TIE WAREHOUSE
No As SOUTH STREET,
directly opposite Guilford Stiret,(
is PREPARED SUPPLY
SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
BUTTER,
arkel IN "a package,
FOR EXPORT ALTON
Having nad tRg experience in It's business he cont
dent that he can give general Satisfaction
u. X intends give his special attention to all orders ~
trusted to him, and he hereby socits share the trade .,
the city.
HOTELS, EATING HOUSES or FAMILIES, wanting ,
choice arcl" Of BUTTER. can be supplied as above y
URl kiIBtRN, - South street,
dSu Opposite Guilford street
John S. PRICE,
- COMMISSION MERCHANT,
70 SoUTm STREET.
Particular atis ton given to the execution Of Shippers
Orders for FLOUR, GRAIN, &c, in this market.
Refers to NessrS. John ). Williams Bro, Baltimore
John ~ Pr,cc Co. 3 andywine, Del
James E. Price Co,
Tatnall IL Lea,
m23tf
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Ntl YUM, september O. ATT. Steamship FIOrida, Sa-
vannah shin Linda Leghorn; briggs Emma, Savannah Ar
endt Cee schrs. Langdon, Montevideo Levin K Chase
aud Pearl, North Carona William Lancaster, Turks Is
land
CID steamships Star of the South and Parkcrsburg Sa
yanpah Etna Liverpool ships Unon Shanghai Iron ST
deS New Orleans; Black Hawk Francisco Icari-
an, Barbados; Geo Albert Port au Prince
Also arr ships New Orleans, Havre; President Fillmore,
London Mounainee Shields brigS Bow, Turks Island;
Anne, st Peters.
HlLApELPHIA, Septcmher6.-Arr. brig Delhi, Hava-
ma schrs Brunette Richmond Chas T. Ford Washington,
N.C-Crd. Fly, Wilmington, y. C.
BOSTON, September 5Arr ship Ellen Maria Galveston;
harks c. f. Lex, Port au Princc-Crd brig Galcomo,
London
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La CO c. FOR THE
ES III . - On - Avn VEST AND SOUTg
FOR THE
WEST AND NORTH.
,.,,-,u,- AND WATERING PLACES,
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARIA NEE VENT
On and after M0NDAY,IJune 2ath, 1859.
THREE DAILY TRAINS

Oh ana after MONDAYS June 2ath, 1859,
,..,,, THREE DAILY TRAINS
WIZ ne NJ 7 ur owe, this Road as follows, viz:
me nan IRAN leaves daily Sunday eyCrptall at H.
a: NJ, arriving at Harrisburg AT IL Al NJ
with the Mail Train for 49, " MS ''eiV '"AicctihR
,,,. IITTSBURG AND THE NEST
E uilS I; passengers for the
arrive at illamsport at r. NJ and Elmro M q 80 -
where they lie over all night. ' " ''7' ! e ~
The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
EeASep sunday OF NJ ARRIVING at Harrisburg at Is
l. NJ Williamsport at L p NJ Elinira at A NJ and Buao
at 1870 "A NJ, and NagaTa Falls at 7 NJ next day This
Tram connects AZ Elinira with trains for
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA.
And ut Buffalo with trains Suspension Bridge and
VIA the Great Western Railway for all partS of ~ ''
., CANADA AND THE VEST AND NORTHWEST
II q INC CIncinnlti and Chicago Express leaves daily AZ
r. arriving at Harrisburg at 1910 p NJ and there con
and all parts of the West. ~ i0' '''SpulE
For BEDFORD SPRINGS take 73O A NJ, and p NJ
trains connect at Harrisburg with PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
top cars. '''7'"' an" DiO"u-
r t2r 60Kk; CARLISLE CALEDONIA and DOUBLING
i;91 HAAQSER, LITTL ESTOWN, GETTYSBURG and
train Saturdays 80 N''' uouiS' anu L NJ
For IlCkEIS and further correct and reliable inflammation
please apply at the Ticket Office Calvert station y
OF calvert ana Frank lin streets. Baltimore " "
- John T. RIGNEY. ASST 81, n.r;rt c,Ia,,
]. Fl. WARNER. Ticket -A9 NN'uPet'il'cIueIt
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BELOW
Brig MnscoYado, lBrl Thurston. from Demarara

List OF Canal Boats from Havre de Grace Ports
- ~ mouth, September s, 1859.
Candy. ~ ~
Gmor ~
House. ~ " " "
Boat s R. McConkey, Captain Beaverson-umber to H.
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Steamship Baltimore, Green, Havana, 9th inst
ship Alice Wilson, (Br) Wilson, Liverpool 2lst ult
Ship Ocean, (Brem.) Kcpper Bremen, 18th ult
Ship Nancy, Connolly, Cork, 18th ult.
Schr. Ocean Bird, Gibbs, Providence, 9th inst
Schr Jos. Crandall, Megathn, Providence, Sd inst.
Schr Eugenia, Jones, Norfolk, 9Th inst
Schr America Jones, Alexandria, eth inst
Schr E. Goldsborough, Bunting Richmond, 5th inst.
Schr. =. Murray, Thomas, Norfolk 18th inst.
Schr. j. W Rumsey, Taylor Boston, 9th inst
Schr. Minnehaha, Jones, Richmond, 5th inst
Schr 0. IL folly, Creighton. Richmond. 9Th inst
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LSwaa NStaes /.

AOBo1 NOvt0Os eS vi
To 5anss Lamb, executor q tAs eState ~ WIN.
Lamb dseeassd, RrankAn Mock and Elisabeth
Mock, Peter Nswcomse and Rosanna Newcomer,
Hannah d. Sargent and enydsr Sargent, Daniel
Woodward, Newtcn Lamb and 49, Lamb hi
wife:
VOU and sash Of yos afe hereby notified that
Il there 10 now ON Als II Tie ofhce Of tho Clerk
Of the District Court Of Les County, Iowa, at Keo-
kuk, petitions Of Hiram Barney claiming Of you
the said James LAmb, executor Of the estate Of
William Lamb decsased the sum Of nine hundred
and sixty-seven and $500 dollars, with Interest
thereon At 10 Per cent. per annum from May 10Th,
1889, - money due On morteA0s nade by William
Lamb In hia ife tins = Charles Mason, dated June
Is, 1888; and olsimfnE agAinst each Of you land
the other parties defendant named in said pstiion
the foreclosure Of the said mortgage, the same be-
ing upon the a-w / Of the n-w. Of 500. IS, also
the ne. Of the NV. OF section 81, all in town
ship % north, range west, in Lsc county, Iowa,
for the purchase money; and the Same having been
assigned BY said Mason to said Barney.
And uAlsss you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of ths sscsnd day Of the
next term Of ead court, to mence ut Keokak on
the first Monday in September, A. d. 1850 judy
ment win be rendered agains, you as claimed in
said petition.
NOBLE STRONG.
July 70, lS5o-dlm Asty's for Plt'h.
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LernI N~ssca.
July IS, 1859 I'm

eNO s. s. BILLINGS, VIM. w. Belknap, Vim. r
L B. Lynch, VIM. Ruddick, J. M. Billings, VIM
y. SHAW, Henry Little, Henry 3. Taylor, Johr
Mcmahon, A. WilEsms, Geo. b. Snyth, Kobcr
y. Carr and Joseph Manning: There il now on d.
in the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court oil
Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk, the petition of Hen
ry V.P. Block claiming judgment against s. s,
billings Of $1,000 on promissory note executed by
him, and the foreclosure of q mortgage on land,
and lots in Lee county, given to secure said note
The petition alleges that oil the other defendant,
are interested in said property by subsequent psr
chase or incumbrance and prays for the extinction
OF all their interest," the sale OF the property, the
execution OF q deed and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the "a day Of the September term, 1850
OF said Court, judgment will be rendered agains,
you according to the prayer Of the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
July IL, l8bo-lm Pl6s' Att'ys.
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To Hiram Jones and Mary jonas, Oliver H. Cox,
w. A. VI. Gait and Agnes Gait, Jcsse Wicker
sham and David Reddington:
YOU and each Of You are hereby notified that
i there IL nov on 6le in the oGIss of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, Ut Keokuk
petition of james NJ. Billings, sssignee Of Brown
Lowe, claiming Of you the said Hiram Jones' and
Mary Jones the sum Of i've hundred dollars, with
interest from April 10, 1855, money das on yosr
promissory note Of said date for said sum At three
years, TO order Of o. II. Coz; and also clsiming
against each and all Of You the foreclosure Of Z
mortgage made to said Cox Of said date, to secure
said note, 3TA feet by 100 feet out Of block IT,
being 37f feet 1lth street by 100 feet deep, Ac.
(more particularly described In mortgAGe,) In the
city Of Keokuk, Lee county. Iowa, the same bein (
for the purehase money, and having with said note
been assigned to said Billings.
Now 1nisss You appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day Of the ncxt term M said
District Ceort, commencing On the FIRST Monday
in September uste) Judgment and decree will be
rendered against you in accordance with the
prayer Of said petition.
~ NOBLE D STRONG,
July 70, ls5S-dlm Attysfor Plt'f.
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AVE eaiasa the e.nad~nas a al -.
IL tesn, ana Asve recyed one 81 a. 49, 49,. 80
aAle invsstiens s4 ths -. They uss Shuttle.
making the Lark Stitch o 10th e{deg q To eiotS
sitkes which cnnnot - unssyelad or pulled ont
Thy ~ a na1s WIN IT, hiaest mechanic.,
SKILL 80 al WoGx0o1o1 g voRk Will an Al kinds
q eeo4Gs 6on - MGAAm1 InReia Is Heayv
LeetAee. ~ loGtegn1sf n 1919 oIn at1antion %
orr - y1mf0 asW1mg 0ae16ne. n - been
nansoooeqge4 A8rgomdy - 1emah Uea. IT -
met witA - Go0.Ah. rs r = einpiifs1 ~ 10
rsnA1 y e11 tmD 1l4 % - ~ g orSer or
defaaGe IT. eD1goel6ns; hleod1t q @ sinnle n
% asteniSh 90, - = snall passe 81 nssSan-
Ism vtal os0.
Bel0M - ~ AeoG9lptlOn u tho dinsrsnt stvle
81 the 49, koeonSs
No. l. 70 very eoavenink skYl4. vhi1h ean b
worked ~ h1m1 = ~, - u ex - 80 feAla.-
Ter - eonynJenoo ~ aAiY01ne. - n1se - larse
Uo114ooee9ioD, whose u y nn2Soeoey . raa1e :
1ah9 6 mnaalae Int : - hensk, nah&ne ons
to11e onoue ~ ~. RI e.
10. 4. M Walnut u Mahogany Table. WITH
n W51A40k 0ox Iep, WhiGA locke down. Pyiea ace
~ 11o.
10. u $3.50 dir G 10. Z, but nm WITH hoit
on1 q 80 hi0Aoe xste e -. TIT Mind
u ue11 $1,000 q u1aeturlne 0lethine q for
Iae11w 800.
Ihb ~ senIly tAs cheapest naehIne 4 the mar
kst. q theee g - vosk 1sne - = 0euinx Waahiue
thn1 a vim ~ a. III n annlAan4Yv aas114e1 that
this machine rms easier than eny nachine now In
use. Prios 1l00. %
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
Two CURTIS r. CONN, James A. Rhoads, Chas
: a ason and Hiram Barney You are hereby no
tined that there ia now file in the Office OF the
Clerk OF the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, al
keokuk, the petition Of james W. Cox, claiming o,
Curtis r Conn four thousand dollars on his two
promissory notes to said James w. Cox, each fol
Twelve hundred and city dollars; and praying =,
against all OF you the foreclosure Of mortgage or
real estate set forth In said petition in which you
have or claim to have an interest
And unless you appear and answer said petition
or before the second day Of the next term Of
sad District Court, to be holden at Keokuk on the
nrst aaonoay o. september, 1902, Judgment will
be rendered against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
July 20, 1S59-dlm Plaintiff = Att,vs.
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THO B. d. Human and Ellen e. Human his wife
Joseph Brooks, w. +. Cowlss, VIM. l.. Wood
sad Caroline A. Wood his wife, Henry Newton and
Mary W. Newton his wife, Levi Wood and ma
Elizabeth Wood his wife, Robinson Hunter. X. v
V. Bailey and Henry Chatterton: You are hereby
notified that there ia Ale in the once of thu
Clerk Of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa
at keokuk, petition OF H. Sands Tucker, claiming
Of b. B. Human, Joseph Brooks and William +
Cowles three thousand dollars on their promissory
note to John LOOMS and endorsed by him to plain.
tin; and praying against all of you the foreclo
sure OF certain mortgage on certain real estste
tset forth in said petition) in which you have Of
claim to have an interest.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on q
before the second day of the next September term
nSt9) Of Said court, to be held Mt Keok uk on the
first Monday Of said month, Judgment by default
will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
July 70, Isb0-d Pitts Att'ys.
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LEGAL Nolice,


LNLIZA BARNUM, Evelyn Duryes Marietta
Ia Hughes and Seth L. Barnum, will take notice
that in the case Of Eliza Barnum, Evelyn Duryee
and Marietta Hughes against W. III Austin Co.
in chancery in the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, at heokuk, the defendants W. II. Austin 4
Co. have fled an answer, and also . cross bill
making the plaintiffs named and Seth l.. Barnum
parties to said GROSS bill. The defendants allsge
the execution Of certain mortgage On certain real
estate in the city Of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, TO
secure certain notes made by said Bsrnum to w. n
Austin Co.; the said w. II. Austin Co. ask for
judgment against said Barnum for $500 and In
terest, foreclosure Of the mortgage, the extinc-
ton Of the interest Of all the parties in the
mortgagcd premises, . sale Of the property, and
for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said cross bill on
or before the second day Of the September term
llS69) OF said Court, judgment viii be rendered
= prayed In the petition, and the further orders
granted.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
Attorneys for w. H. Austin i Co.
July is. 1850 I'm
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L~x~l NAana>.

Two Aida DURYEK: You arc hereby notified
i that there ID nov on nis In the once of the
Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee County, lows,
1t Keoknk, N original pstitiSn Alsd against W.
X. s. Dufyss, deoeassd. eaimnx - Aersalosure Of
: moftkass rivsn b. him . ]. B. Paul, and BY
Psul asdknsd 70 the exssstOrs Of 4. r. Thomas,
nsAseiy John II. Hiatt and AAreAfet 4fsGlAs, By
whom said pstition Is Al ed, and that therea also
On Gle IN the Same case . supplemented petition
alleging the death Of said Duryce and tAst ySu
laid salt and unless yoa appsar and ansvsf sAid
petition on or before the second day Of the Sep
tember term Of said coHrt, commencing on the frss
Monday Of September n1GN. IT, After Of said Pc
~ RANKIN. MiLLFR FNsTE YER.
July 10, lS60-dlm plaintiff-s Att'ys
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Legal Notices:

To Charles e. Rider:
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on Ale
In the e(6ce Of the CLERK of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, ut Keokuk, q petition Of y.
\. y. ". Ford, claiming Of you the sam Of four
hundred and ffty dollars, with interest thereon
from March 5, 1867 - Per cert. per annum, rs
money due on your psomissory note Of said date to
Eiihu Gum. for said sum, payable two years after
said date, and By said Gum endorsed TO said 4.
D. ". Ford; and also praying writ Of attach
ment against you, and which has been lsyisd on
your real estate in said county, in tho town Of
Nashville. 1905
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of the second day Of the
next term OF aid court, to b holden q Ksokuk
IN said county, on the FIRST Monday Of September,
A. d. 1859. Judgment will be rendered sgainst
you by default. NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July 20, l86o-d1m Atty's for Plt'Gs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-01
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nR. UNDERWOOD
~ uate Physician
md Surgeon 70 The
Ophthalmio and AurSy
Institute Of Louisville
Ky.), now Of Chicago,
Tnu RMMBHr AMD pssfraouIsuup oPHaAfua "a 1us
EY1 and EAR, whose reputation Il 70 we'll known
throughout the Unitsd states, 10 miraculously Civ
Ing Sight 70 the Blind. and Hearing 70 the Deaf.
Upwards q sixteen hundred patients have been ~
ceived by Or. U !, within the last twelve months,
many OK whom have been totally Blind and Dssf
for months and years, have had their sight and
bearing restcr ed inssnty BY delicate and critical
operations, while others who have long suffered
nom dtss1se, have been speedily and permanently
cured y mid and gentle means.
Or. u, bsinE regular educated Physician end
Surgeon of the old school, and having had IN ex-
psrtenes Of twenty-five years In practice, Wall per-
form any opera eoUs on the Rye and Ear, necessary
to restore Sight 70 tho Blind or Hearing - the
Deaf, or by other scientific mssns to remove any
disease Of those ussful0e<ns within the reach Of
science md human skill.
Pstisats at , distances can have msdicins cent 10
them In al saaes (pAere surgical opsraton not
rsqsiredy By giving absorption Of their oases.
DR.. Underwood1 permanent Surgery and In
6rmary Il located It No. - South Clark It,, Chisa-
60, Ill.
Letters requiring m answer must contain post
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