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To John W. Moore ct 81. defendAnts
NOU are hereby respectively notified that there
IL is now on die In the Clerks Once Of the Dis
trict Court, Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk, = petit
tion OF ID. w. Kiibournc, claiming decree and
judgment against John w. Moore for two hundred
seventy -one ard 44yle0 dollaxs, VIII lspeF cent.
interest. a. balance Of purchA.e money on lct ten
biock eight, - Kilbou1as,s addition, - ths city
OF Kesknk, Lea cosaty, Lows, and the fore
closure sf ! mortgage On said lot, given by said
Moore to said kflhourne praying for the sale Of
said lot, the cxtingufshment Of I'll equity Of ~
denption, andfor general relid, - AsAiDsta -
fendAnts. s
Nov you are hereby notified to answer said petit
ton on the second day Of the next special term Of
ssd Court 10 be hold Ct Ksokak On ths Ash Weaass-
day OF june next, 1859, or = decree An4 judgment
will be had therein against you by default accord
ing TO law. IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
InsyI6d Sol. for Petitioner.
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OO j - k91Ak0
coo BBLS. ssKANAWHA,'s n good order, just
OUU receiving and for sale low b s
KELLOGG 8 RIRGE,
May I'D So kain-at.
10 KEGS PRUsEs,
10 Bxs. CASTLE SOAP.
4oAsEs OLIVE OIL,
9 Bxs cLAaEr,
u EaAlLs DATES,
( BBLs. SOFT SKILL ALMONDS,
Q BBLs. FILBRRTs.
BBLs. ENGLISH wALNU1s,
& BBLs. PEcANs,
o BBLs. BRAZIL NUTS,
o CASKS zANTE cURRAETs,
/ cAsK BATH BRICK.
1 cAsK SAL. SODA,
CASE INDIGO.
/ CASE SurMEas.
We are just receiving the shove invoice Of goods
direct from importers In New York, and ofsr them
Tor sale 10'1 N Est LIZ ilss
Mayls-d No. IS Main-st.
Is HHDs. SUGAR.,
OK BBLs. Plantation and $. II. MOLAssEs,
100 BAGS corrrs, y
1Aas PEPPER,
IN a BBI4E FLOUR.
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Ara Os1ss Ink.
4 GOOD supply = NJ sisss ALSO, iDdew and
~ wall Papsn. Just repsivsd BY
ap3Od M. w. WEsTCoTT
4 LARGE assortment Of Garden and Flower
IA kK1u6 for sslS BY
mehla1 GOLFERS + ROBERTSON.
4 l1ANGnS end LEMONS. b. the box ~ dozen,
AAfos sAis W c0LLIERS RVBEkTSON.
TTT GH0U0D 6UOnWHEAT FL0uM.
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DR. y. Q. AVER Z CO.

81
DR. y. Q. AVER y CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYk 4 CO., ksokak.
j. II. REED CO., Chicago,
BARNARD 4 60. st. Louis,
SURE, EcKsTEIN CO., Cincinaaai.
And Agents in every town in the United states.
myl6dkwly
DlASOLUTION.
NOTICE ~ hereby given that tbs co-partnership
~ herstofors existing between John t. Etryker
ssta.e, and Real Estate and 1snsraI Agents, Kso-
kuk Iowa, Ia dissolved BY mutual consent. VIM.
Y. Wood 10 authorised 10 settle aad aAjust III the
uhsettled business OF the late arm and TO use the
JoGNL. srRYKER.
WM. i. WOOD.
Keokuk, lows, May II, 1889.
'I,IIE undersigned, Of thslAts frm OF stryker 4
Third-st formerly occupied ~ that arra.
INsUHANU E.-sf Representatives. responsible
Fire insutAnce Oompaniss- Lansf, HI mb6I6t, At
isniic and Qasksr ct and the rsnow nsd Mutual
HEAL EsTATE. 81 win buy aad ssil real
estats on my own account and on eomuission ana
will gise aeiiabs information eoncefnirs the s1e.
GONvEFANCE...I will draw b1nDs md
49, sSS1s.sv sss.vs ssol..
NO1AHI EUmUIICsssl VIII promptly ana
correctly. and for yssy moderate ssharge, AttsnA
10 III N0rARIAL BUsmlss.
expect 10 Transact b1sinsss in ssaeh ! mannes .
70 fully merit the esnAdsnce and patronage of this
cominunity. WA. r.. WOOD.
heokat, A[ay 10, 't0-dlm
FINE TNSUHAN,G IN.
yaaE 1sD Maiixr i III k 4 co 81
or sT. LOUIS.
Us. Mocune. .. u. dgsil, c.s .0rsslv,
=. Wyman, 2. 2. rssk 1.W. AlsxSsdsr.
James Smith, A. ?. Pomsroy, d. b. Pare.
h 8 ELLlOTI, Sso'y. 8. ~. ED0 ELL, Press,
no 1xrRA-1AxARpOuS@ Ma Ea EAK1Ns
r. B. H0LME6, Neneral Agent.
dee1dly A.RkIDG1AN rA9' :, KSokak.
CAb10ee 6t&o :.
Snn Lbs. Bone Ncs and :, and "Extra, - II
wv store and to arrive sA
Fhr sale ~ A. j. WILKINSON.
I Sign Of the Golden RAgls aT.e Mortar,
apr2o.d es Msin-st.
nMAN AND AHNA ~.
EyuK sale 80 the CITY MILLS.
I ap4d&w LnA
- I x@s@sr s"7HF TF
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DSAI1s and Hynns, Chnrsh PsAlnnist, Chareh
= PAalni1t With 6applsnsAt, Cmistlaa Hymns,
al styles at Mpdinesj ahs, Bibass, Tsstasnsnts,
apr7d Il. r.. WRSfOOTT.
6ANDL1g-15J ~, SCI I'D 1oSH, c. ssls s.
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oEnn LBS. Cosntry-curei Hams and Sides
COUU 800 No. sugar-cured Hams, for So
by GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
aprISd
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DArecs AmRortaaAsn
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WARE AND CUTL cry,
s. W. q II. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
forthe spring trade direct from the makers which
they Offer - oasA sAA prsmpt time- bsysrs On Ia
vorabie terms. The stock being unusually large,
they confidently solicit IN exkI6fnAtion OF the
same. S.W. al. TUCKER,
May lo-ddw Sign Of Red Paddock.
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CHANGING HIS TRADR.-The Lafayette Jour.
nal of Monday publishes . letter from com
mit:ee of gentlemen in Mt. Pleasant. Iowa.
stating that they employed man named Has
kell, who represented himself to be preacher.
to take charge Of their congregation tenn
porarily, paying him 81, 900 . wear, and thew
now understand that be 10 humbug. They
further state that his preaching is ridiculous
stun, and that his ministrations have smashed
up the church. Having seen . notice in the
Lafayette Journal regarding the fellow, they
ask for further Information, which that paper
proceeds to give. Let rs add little to the
testimony, for the bsne6s Of the afflicted Iowa
church, which, by the way, is of the ..Conere-
gational' denomination. This fellow Haskell
now clubbing himself "Doctor of Divinity
performed in this city, under the name Of
the "Fakir of silva" some six or seven
years ago, a. q c0njuror. Not being able 70
''draw' Is well as he expected, he got up . Sc
ries OF lottery schemes in connection with his
exhibition, and carried out one Of them, at
least, and was going on with another when be
got wind that Mayor Eewcomb WAS going to
have little talk with him about the matter. and
he left suddenly for Lafayette. A couple Of years
after, Or maybe lsss, hs came back again under
. new name, % the proprietor of eomebodys
"Hippodrsne," which exhibited down near the
creek for couple Of nights. We happened to
sss the performance, aud exposed tho humbue
~ the journal, TO the intense indignation of the
REV. Dr." who cursed about il cop.iderabl,
Il not economically. We believe he had aame ala,
Guilty about his licsnse, too. In fact, no mounte.
bank We have ever bsen bothered Win III.
made 20 unpleasant repulatien q the uRev
Dr.. HaskelP in his different s.ayatars" IN hi:
city. OF eoarae, hs may b . very GOOD man
nov, and very sincere and elooueut nres.
cher, but whatever he L, We know that he ,ea.
} very illisefats, dirty, psofans, shsswd. veu-
pestsd chasiAtas oaoe, u Tho Laiayetas Journal
10 ~ 0issaksa - 0an.-(ladianApeals deus
-
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Two American propeIlers. I'm -
h haa Dseh seen on Cape May.i, suppc-gs
busters ana . steam frigatc ~ a go GU
after them. "ss despsteA..
The Star Of the West arrived -.
from AspinwalI, with California u' NY nop,.
70 the Both Of April She III, hAi and dsss
4tb, and touched at Havana ,hpnsal Il.
brings neatly million and /. A.. ~ sth 81.
she passed on the Tth. in II, !, speee--
81 ~, the U. s. store sh;n D., - y, loa,
ing north. She left ut AsDinr.iI ea ~, sssaG
koanoake. She reports a rpmo, :. 'ae ffint
no dates-probabIy not so late a. Acapulco
ceived via Vera Cruz-that the fsHeady n.
had taken all the City OF Mexico e'a nrs
Palace. She brings $50 passenger. accept u
The overland mail, OF March 1s,h
san Jose, April 10. All CaIiforn;s alh'sds
teress mas been anticipated via Nev a. OH
San francisco markets were dnE .ns eaas
VITA Eastern produce. A large nnnh. M sias.t
tlon sales OF assorted dry pood. ~
shoes and groceries, had taken pl.cs s goos NJ
iorsnight. money easy aud active. u
aiming accounts continue prom;s;,. -
er favorable both for agriculture and "eaa
AaVices from the Isthmus unimno,,.ais
The Panama Star says: Ths r
treaty, sent from Washington 10 Rosna
Ia'lncauon, has been lost in the NJ. .oa,M
nver, oy the capsizing of the boa, saslsls
Inc French brig Lydia from RI.
car.nagena, was lost, April ll,h, res, rl's
ihere are no later dates from sop,s
snan those brought by the Northern aMera
The steamship Glasgow sailed to.a.a.
wI.h - cabin and lss steerage pa..ea. 0oa
She took out no specie. seaser-
: Inc steamship Bremen, for P,a.
oou'nampson, also sailed at noon tod.
zo' passengers and $3.50, 600 in specie WI
Paul Aorphy, who came p4ssenge, Ma 80. u
-, ne elsla payer several games last 60
:. ne rooms OF the New York Cbs..
-. sa every game. He will remain !, =
New Orleans. '"en pfoceedh
Paul Morphy played lat n;,b,
Club, with Mr.. r. Perrin pss,s - the Chss
Brooklyn Chess Club. Five g,r nsaens Of ID.
w WIN ,ne odds OF knight in favor Of P. ..ysa
pn. Won every game bot one. nsta..
' "s Tor nome MIR. Aorphy ~ill visi. Bo.o.'
The Board Of Education last eyeninsN "a
ID its by law committee to report A. a. aits
ng in June a by law compelling The 80.
d the Bible in all our public schools. S..s
d the new members Of the Board e.
neir election by pledging themse!ye. u y.
course. IA
Tho Halifax, Nayls.
ne catholic johnson or Conservative n....
The Liberals will have, probably, a m.;o,;,, :,
IN Parliament Five of the present EYscn..
jouncimen have been defeated ~"
Iohn u. Toronto, Nay a.
.ohn HARRINGTON, hardware merchant ,,s
prominent citizen of this place, was in.,.n,,
Tiled this morning BY falling from hs bor.a
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Thursday, May 5, was the thirty eighth ami
versary OF the death of Napoleon. lie died at
eleven minutes before six in the evening, in the
midst Of great storm, which has been CON-
pared with that which ragged while Cromwelrs
spirit was passing away. He was but little
Older than Napoleon Ill. now is, who completed
his fifty-6rst (5lst year on the goth Of last
month. May was peculiar month in Napoleon
history. He crossed the Pc on the 7,h Of Nav.
1926, and won the battle OF Lodi on the 10Th.
May 10th, 1898, he sailed on the expedition to
Egypt. His final effort against Acre was made
May 2lst. 1893. On the eth Of May, 1900, he
lett Paris for his Marengo campaign, aud on the
10th commenced the passage OF the Alps. He
was made Emperor on the Sd of May, 1904
on the 18th OF May, 1909, Vienna fell into hi.
hands the second time. The battle OF Esslno
was fought May 2lst and cad, 1909. Nav i'm
1903, he annexed Rome and the Estates OF tbe
Church to his en- ire. May 9th, 1912, he left
iaris for the fatal Russian campain. lie Won
The battle OF LutzeR, May I'd, anastnas OF Baur-
zen, May 2lst. 1918. He landed at Elba., Nav
9Th, 1914, and he died May 9th, 1921.
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MORE FsNALEs 1oR UrAH-The Rochester
IN. ~ Union says on Wednesday morning, the
9TH inst, . party Of about one hundred and
thirty Normons came from the East by the New
York Central Railroad, and went to the West
BY the Canada route. They are destined for
Utah, 70 join the colony Of Brigham Young
This party was composed chiefly Of females,
many Of whom were young and tolerably good
looking. They were from England and Wales,
and were attended BY Elders, who took good
care that none Of the lambs strayed from the
flock. The party were not disposed to hold con.
vsrsasion with the 0sntiles, and had doubtless
been advised to preserve the silence they main.
tanned.
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DIED.
Tn tbis eitv zupJar n,-u.t g.

IN this city, Sunday evening last, Mrs. DILLs "a.
Mr.. Wesley Oils, aged SO years
At Rock Springs, Sabbath, May s. THOs HTrtr,r
son of James Hilery, in the 18th year Of his aTe
At Montrose, Iowa, May 4ih, Mr.. WILLIAM m,
MAN, aged Is years. L
Mr. Coleman will be well remembered hy spr ga.
settlers, As ne resided several years in BlrIlngtn
lie came TO Iowa In 1886 from Pittsfed, Mass. 4 IL
ana 1917 he was proprietor Of the "Natonal No.,
which, during portion Of the time was III ory ~,
In operation, In the cty-or village, some Eoais -
1t, there being about a thousand nhabitants-.ns -.
was the crowd that then thronged its long IA ~
gloomy saloon. This hotel was = two story nam -
uated on the south side OF Jefferson ives afMajr ~
opposite the present location Of the Hawk.Eye oas
rhv
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ANKcDoTE or AN Ex-PREsIpESr. When
NIL F-lim-re was practicing law in the Bsf.
falo Courts, he was pretty formidable autaro-
INST, even in that city of bars and bcncbea--
Upon one occasion witty lawyer by the name
2. Iaicost was his opponent, and the latter.
. s.sI'ns 70 snow 70 the jury how strongly the.
which he presumed would come home 20 Their
feeiings Not only" said he, shave my clients
nights been thus Invaded, but also in order 10
sustain !. that inroad, you find arrayed against
nim we BEST talent in the country--I NAV say.
he rigAf 6oner Of the profession n
w at does the gentleman on the opposite
sice o. the question mean by the right boweryn
sschre In his life. es -
why" said TAlcott, with . sly wink At III
jury, II thought everybody knew What ,h.s
T. biggest knavs in the pack!'-[Cox-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Speaking Of the adoption of the two years
amendment In Massachusetts,, through the com.
bined efforts Of Americans and Democrats, the
Detroit Tribune appropriately remarks:
One fact stands forth for the satisfaction OF
that influential class of our fellow. citizens, at
whose political status this odious amendment
strikes, and that 10 this that every State in tho
Union controlled BY the Republicans, either By
its press, its leading public men, or its State
Central Committees, has eounselled Nassachu.
ssts not to take this action and protested against
IL. The Republican party of the great North
west can DO innoculated with no such pros
oriptive dogmas 20 she has ever been.
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Misunderstanding the week ending the
7th May, 3,49S emigrants arrived in New York
from Liverpool
During the first twenty-.hree days in April
IL ships cleared out at the Government Emf.
grants office in Liverpool alone, having on
board $3.50 emigrants, chiefly bound for New
York. The numbers carried out by some Of
these vessels are truly formidable; for instance,
the Constellation had on board 157 souls, and
the Emerald Isle, ITO souls, the latter having
sailed on Tuesday, the 10th. OF the total nun.
Der l,407 were English, only 81 Scotch, while
1910 were Irish, and 437 natives of other
countries. The majority Of the latter we're
MormoDs
Before the close of the month upwards Of
1000 more were expected to embark: making
the emigration to the State upwards of 10000
in one month.
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lrALY.-A contemporary gives the following
nf Tho L.

lrALY.-A contemporary gives the following
account Of the Italian States
Northern Italy comprises, on the west. the
kingdom OF Sardinia, enjoying political institu.
tons second to none in Europe, as to constitu
tional freedom, unless Great Britain, and having
prosperous and progressive people, fayorably
indicating what Italy is capable Of becoming.
under an independent and free government"
East, and separated from Sardinia BY the river
Iicino, which comes down from the Alps, and
enters the river Pc at right angles, are the Aus
TRAN dependencies of Lombardy and Venice.
bounded on the south by the Pc, on the east
oy the Adratic sea, and portion of Austria.
and extending into the Tyrol region, and among
the Austrian Alps on the north. Sardinia has
q population exceeding five millions. Lombardy
and Venice not far from six millions. Central
Italy contains, south of Sardinia, on the Medit.
erranean coast, the Duchy of TUSCANY. under
predominant Austrian MISREPRESENTATION in
1858, l,793,967; the smaller Duchies Of Parma
Modena, &c, (haying close league with Aus
trial on the other side Of the Peninsula, south
OF Lombardy and Venice, with about one mil
hon inhabitants; and the Papal States and de-
pendencles, having three or four millions Of
people, and under the complete SWAY OF the
Austrian empire, despite the presence Of French.
as well a. Austrian troops, at Rome, under the
appearance OF joint occupancy The kingdom
Of the Two Sicilies, embracing Naples and the
South OF Italy, together with the Island OF Sci
~, under the authority OF Ferdinand III (Bomb,)
with population of nine millions. eompIetes
the list. This kingdom is absolute, and al.
eftectually under the thumb OF the Austrian EN-. |
peror.
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TAKING IT CooLLY.-k delinquent husband
is thus advertised in Chautauque County. N. Y.
by his loving spouse:
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-An indi-
.viduai whom, in an unguarded moment OF lone
Illness, was thoughtless enough to adopt as nv
husband. He is good looking and feeble in
dividual, knowing enough. however, to 90 10
when It rains, unless some good looking girl
oHers her umbrella. Answers to the name of
Jonn. Was last seen in company with Julia
harris, walking, his arm around her waist. IN
the plank road, looking more like a fool. if nos
sible, than ever. Anybody that viii catch the
poor fellow, and bring him carefully back, SO
that may chastse him for running away, will
be asked to stay to tea by
HENRIETTA A. SN1TH
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GREAT MoRrALrfY OF Hoes IN SANGAMoN
CouNrY.-Mr. Wiley Grafton, farmer Of Pleas.
ant Plains, Saneamon County, writes to the
State Register, under date Of Nay 9th, as fol-
lows: M
Last night fed my hogs as usual, they all
seemed to be feeding and doing we'll on pasture.
I went to the pasture this morning about 8
O'Clock and found seventy hogs dead, and many
that were dying. At 10 o'clock there were
ninety dead, and at IL o'clock one hundred and
nine. The average length of time that they
would live after taking i'll, would be from 10 to
30 minutes. All efforts to administer relief
were in vain
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n The name Of Senator Rusch of Scott
county has been urged by the Davenport Ga.
zette % suitable candidate for Lieut. Govern
or. Mr.. Rusch IL an excellent man and true
Republican. Should be be nominated by the
cordial support and get . full vote Of the Re-
publican party in October.