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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-31

FTsO JERRY G. SULLIVAN and MILTON +.
/ COLLINS; You arc hereby notified that there
il now On hle in the ofcs of th Clerk of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, q
petition Of lord, Gorhsm 4 Ford, claiming of you
the sum Of two thousand four hundred and thirty
seven and 5ol00 dollars and interest as money due
On o bond from ysu, bond given by you 20
Hawkins Iaylor and by Tsylor assigned to plain
tias, and tanning the sale OF certain real estate
therein mentioned, for the purchase of which said
bond was given. Now uBless you appear and
answer said petition on before the Tuesday next
after the first &ouaay in February, 1899, judgment
will be rendered against you by default
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTRR,
Nov % 1Sh2.a Attysfor Plaintiffs
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y, currant, ha.pberry, Blackberry 1.-THE Lavtonl
Bushss. strawberry Plants Rhubcrb, EvsrxYeens,
Roses, b., for sale at thu lowest cash prices.
Having been In thu business for the past 81 ght
years. Ne Are prepared to furnish Trees which have
been tested, Ard 70 give al nscsssary instructions
with regard 10 their oulturs.
All orders filed promptly.
Nursesyton the Plank-rosd, near tho city.
KAY 4 BERNARD.
Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. 10, ,6S.d4w3m
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sso@isartaership.

The andersigneds harinE formed = Co-Partner-
ship uuder the nans and IT Vie Of Iianes brother,
and purchased the entire iatereat Ut ii. s.. FarTass
will continue tbs business VI airing sash,
Doors, Biinds Flooring, Pump Tubing, Ec., 81
the old stand, corner VI 4 Bluh Street, near the
ksokuk 4 Pr Dss MONIES kali Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
octS-d
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Gardeners, Attention.
II M Il A Nd Nancy SAVE u
DIRECT IMPORTATION

$4,000 Worth OF Garden seeds.
Il s.s.a i-AAk .Aaut esrmany, france, Portugal.
= and Other noted gardening countries, ali IL
which oler to The public at prices unprecedente
"a the annals Of history. | also offer Tor sale I
very large assortment VI my own raising. All
warranted FRESH and GENUINE. Thnsa A..
slroas Of obtaining Seeds will find II 10 their "a.
vantage 70 send in their bills By the first 81 Feb.
ruary, II possible.
Orders filled and remittanees promptly made.--
loo papers. -, - w
0asdcn Seeds put up IN lots 10 suit purch asers.
bsing practical Gardener myself, feel conndsnt
y ahAii suit the pubic Ia eeds address
GEO. ROBERTSON, Scotsman.
Jan. i, i50-dtwn KaoL,,s f,
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DAssOluslon.

VIE Co-PartnershiT heretofore existing be-
4 tween the subscribers, under the name and
firm of Farrar 4 Iiaipes, Is this day dissolved b
mutual consent. Robert 4 +. q. HaipcT will cor.
tinue in the business, ard sign the name OF tn
arm IN liquidation. The, will 2lko scttic all 10.
counts of the late arm, ard ~ debts due il mus,
os paid tsesh. ii.s SAkRAR,
ROBERT LAIkES.
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. RAND TAUNK RAILR OA d
mr. CA n ma.

GR AND TAuNK RAILROA
or CANADA.
@ADELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC RoUTKUn
1nos TEE WEST 70
BOsfOn, Nsc York, and the Eastern States
Va fAs McAiSsa CsnfyGi, Great Weaeyn,
0gdensbsysA vermsnf Ctafrel, ss4
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity OF
Visiting some Of the grAndess and most won-
dsrful sesnsry In the world, including Tsyssfs,
Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge. Thousand Isia~ds
Rapids IF the ST. Laurence, Quebec, Montreal, Waite
Mosntatus the Tubular Bridge fnearty fre nsfies in
length, Lake Chamriatn, Fsis Of MomsmoYs~ci,
On and .fter May i, 1858, baggage win b.
Checked Through from Chicago.
To D. ~ aGal An tn.
Passages msy be secured ct tbs ONCE Of the Com
pany In Chicago BY SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol. Hull,
Aberdeen and MsDtrose. An ! gent q the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintsnds the removal Of
e0igrAnts and baggage 1T Quebec FREQ Of charge.
Fare from $40 70 SaS to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI lat n An,
OF 81. 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG!
II under contract to this Compan for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago 10 the principal towns In Europe will
shortly b issasd. Tek s<s from Chicago Tor ali
points East also for ths Lsviathan, ef Tor the N
0. s. B. Col ships, can be obtained at the Olhos
Of tho Grand Trunk Railroad. No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. WARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk 4. r. Co., Of Canada.
Busfalo ana Lake Muron RafarsaA !
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At the above oaics tickets for New York, BosiOn,
and all the stations on the New York Erie md
New York Central Railroads can be obtained
J. WAkRACK,
Agent of b. 4 l.. II. Railroad,
Office No. 80 Dearbon street, Chicago.
April 20, 'bS-dIy-o.n.s.
Sight Drafts on LondaSsst doila4s per sses-
ling may be obtained CT the Office Of the Grand
Trunk X. R. ofCanada, in Chicago.
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings Currans, Coos
berry, Raspberry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Eyergreens and Ornamental Shrubbsry, viii
receive prompt and faithful attsntioa.
Nursery Grounds IN the Western part Of the
City, on Dss Moinss Avenue.
g. o. HILTON,
Late HubbeiI i Hilton.)
Keokuk Sept. o, I838-dkw
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN TREES FOX THE WEST.

WIT II several years
w experience the Pro-
prictor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N ID
SHkuBBERi, aeeitms-
ted, and found to succeed
in the West. .
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra size, and
have produced hne speci-
mems Of fruit this season.
These interested areinvi-
ted to call and examine
for Themselves.
Orders for Apple, Pear,
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RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
Dec. IT, ls56-dAw Plaintiffs, Att,vx.

Two W. c. WELLS, Il A. M ason and - arav "a.
ion are hereby notified that there ID now on
Die n the oee Of the Clerk u the District Court of
- Aounty, lows, u kookuk, petition Of I. A..
Harrow, claiming Of son the sum of two hundr,d
and eighty three and 10 100 dollars. as money due
en aee9unt, and also asking attachment, and I'M
lsss yR appear and answsr 4aid petition on or be-
fsse 80 tuesday after the arst Monday Ia Fsbrna.
~, 1919, 3aGmsnt BY Defauii will 10 had AGAIN !,
you. RANKIN, MILLER a. ENsTEE
Dec ~, lAo4~uNw y Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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NOTICE.
obliged to be absent from Keokuk far Ia
weeks. During my absence, Mr. wv. ii waar
viii attend TO my Insurance and other business.
JNO. n. GRIFFITH.
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rI,o GEORGE c. DIXON, ROBERT p. GRAY,
i ELIZABETH GRAY, FRxDEstcK BRAkHsR, Ma
THEW s. MACON: You are hereby notified thu
there is now on ls in the ce OF the Clerk Of the
District Court Of lee County Iowa, at keokuk, q
petition Of Christiana Wright, claiming Of said
George C.. Dixon the sum OF one thousand dollars
as money due an promssory note, and claiming
the foreclosure OF mortgage given by said Dixon
on certain real estate mentioned In said petition,
to secure said note, in which real estate the re-
mainder Of You claim All interest, and unless you
appear and answer said petition@on or before the
second day Of the next February term Of said
court judgment will be rendered against you
by default.
RANKIN, MILLER & ENsTER,
Nov. 90 ls5s-d tys for Plaintiff.
rI,o MARY r WOODWARD, WIN. s. WOOD
/ WAND. C#As. HuBsELL and JAMES ClAPP
You are hereby notified hat there Is now on file in
the Office II the Clerk If the District Court Of Lee
Court n iowa, ut II schuk; the petition of Ford,
Gorham Ford, partnership firm Of that name,
claiming of you Nary z. Woodward, VIM. &.
Woodward and Charles Hubbcli, the sum of
eleven hundred dollars on a certain promis
sorry note, and asking for Judgment against
you, Mary i. Woodward, and Chas. Hubbell, for
that amount, and asking for decree Of foreclosure
ward and " m. S. Woodward, TO secure the pay
ment Of said note and for the sale Of the land
mortgaged, and further asking that you James
Clspp be made party to said foreclosure Of mort
gage, aud thac unless YOU appear and answer on or
before the morning Of the second day Of rext Feb
ruary term tls5s) Of said court, judgment will DC
rendered against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER l. ENSTER,
Nov. 20, ls58-d Attys for Plaintiffs.
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The Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG a H,kGE, Agenss,
No. I4s Main street, .s........ X EokuK, IOWA.
nFPEK FOR SALE. in quantities to suit, the
~ following varieties Of Powder;
R,ae-fG. FIG. and FFtG. in IS. Ia, and
sim kegs.
Fire. In cases of - l Id, caniaters.
I. {. {" -
Blasting aud Mnng-F. IF. and O. rs lb. kegs
BAvErY fusK ~ wholesale and retail.
We wiil furnish the above Powder by single pack
age, ut lowest nark ct rate
Wewiii furnish merchants, contractors and qaar-
rymen, quantities upon the lowest terms, and de-
liver to them here, thereby saving them ell risk
Of transportation. In all cases We will suAxAsrxs
eur powder 70 give satisfastion.
Consumers Of powder buying In 8, 10 or 10 keg
lots, can save money BY buying Of us.
Sports men can buy Vt Va 1T retail
PowDsR in and 4 ID. cAnisters, and any desired
quantity.
Snor, BY pound, bag or keg
0Un Cars, by the box or thousand.
KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
dec2addw No. l4s Main st.
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OsoJCSAtAmUs ~ Cosal
sHk subscriber will sell the balance az Nj
Overeostings Ut cost, until January lat.
NseaSo 4. II. SMITH.
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OEStEAA!
MAIgbyss Mai m ore Oysters.
DEIN0 Agents for this celebrated brand Of Oys-
Dtsf, We shall always b. in supply, and We shalt
sell IT retail or by tbs cass, low ~ aEy other
hrst class brand Hotels, saloons aud Families can
always depend upon tho S,fsnsxss, Of those onsr
I'd for sale by Us.
KELLOGG 4 BIRGr,
doc24dkw No. lac Main street.
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.rr,n MOSES B. MoRRrsoN ,.mes q. Rhoae,.

TITO MasEs B. MORRISON, James A. Rhodes,
~ William s, Winacr, II. Scott Howell and Wna.
Scott: You are hereby notified that there isnow on
file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court
o! Lee County, Iowa, at keoknk, petition OF VIM.
Patterson and Vim. Hmberman, claiming of Moses
h. Morrison the sum Of three thousand dollars NJ
money due ON promissory note, and claiming as
to ali Of YOU the foreclosure and sale Of lots ten,
Nleven aud twelve. in block thirty of the City
Seskeokuk, Lee County, Iowa, BY virtue of a
mort gakA given by said Morrison 20 plaintiffs on
said propefsy to secure the payment Of said not !;
aud unless3 GU appear and answer said petition on
or before tn Tuesday after the first Monday in
February next. JuSxment will be rendered against
''a y ''''f RANKIN, MILLER EssrER,
Nov. 30, ls5s-d Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
VTo JASON DUNCAN.~Ipu are Hereby notified
that thers ID fls n the once Of the
Clerk Of the District Court OF HVe County, Iowa. At
eokuk, "a petition Of Pcntons6 Robinson, claim
ing Of you the present possessApn Of 81 packages
of goods 10 arksd Jason Dunc101 Quincy ~ asou
Duncan, Keokuk," worth $pe5 81, md praying a
Writ OF Rapleyin, and unless your appear and
answer thereto on or before the seconA day Of the
next District Court, to be holden at KGlkuk the
first Monday of February 1859, judgnAnt by de.
yault will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER a ENSTM.
Nor. 81, 1s5s-d Plaintiffs AttYs.
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rIto JOHN SrANNUS, Simeon Haynee. Martha
G. stannus, Elizabeth r Haynes MenrS Sstrone
and Wtiiiam r Aithorp There ID nov u nJe II
tbs oilca q the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa
al keokak, the petition II John aAlloway claim
ing 81 John ssannus and Simeon Haynes the sum
Of $1,000 on their promisspry notes. and against the
defendants decree foreclosing = mortgage TO Sc
care said notez, with prayer 10 that effect that
oil equity and right 1T redemption ard all dover
ard all subsequently, acquired interest b. cut IN
aud barred. fer a sale 81 property, that the nur-
chaser HAYS deed and be put in possession and for
general relief. lElsss yea appear and answer said
petition on or before the second day Of the Pebrua
y term 1892 q said court, judgment and de-
cree Will be rendered ~ prayed for.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER.
DEC. ~, ls9s-d Plaintiffs Att'ys
ftso ANSoS l.. DEMING 4 KUBERT q. ROHD !:
= You are hereby notified that there il nov On
hs In the ofics Of the Clerk II the District Court
q Lee soennsy, at keokuk, the petition 1T q. NJ
thousand i've hundred and fifty dollars, with inter-
est md claiming II both If you the foreclosure n
= mortgage on p 37 feet front on Main street 81
the souhrasterly side Of lot block o. " the city
u the debt aforesaid.
aAa ai.sc~s ,os appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day VI the next February
term q SAID Court, judgment will be rendered
asains. saa oy default, according 70 the prayer Il
the Plaintiffs petition.
RANKIN, MILLER EysTER.
December %, 1858 dee I'D
fIsu JOHN b. FOSTER. slr--You are hera,,v ,,,.
titled thai there Il now file in the once Of ~
Clerk Of the District Court of Lee County. ~ ksa
kaa, Iowa, the petition Vi Ann Mallory, claiming
q you the sum Of seventy six and S-a0 a. ia :.
and the interest on the same from the Ilth day ~
July, 1855. ~ money due ON : promissory mote
made by ron 70 her for that amount. dated JuIy
TIN, is5s. due and payable In one day from said
date, Ar unless you appear aud answer 10 said De-
utien on or bsfofe the morning of the second day
Of the next term VI said court began and hoIcen
the first Monday Of February, 1850. Judgment vii
BE- rendered against you thereon. Yoa are fur,hey
AoiiSsd that an attachment hss issued arsin.,
your Lands, goods, 4c.
:, oAAS. W. LowRIR,
Nos. ~, oos-oscs4a Atty for PlAintid.
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\XJ r have on hand over
w I o o !, o o o
A r r l. + T X & & 8
for sale, many Of them
measuring in height IL
feet. Also, = 6ns lot Of
Red Cedars, very large
Pears. standard 4 dwarf
Peach, Cherry, Plum, and
Chestnut Trees /; GoosebSr-
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~ f.CoNN and A. J. +. Provost: You are hereby
~. notified that there is now on Gle in tho olice
OF the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee County.
Iowa, at keokuk, petition of Jennings = Ander-
son, claiming Of You seven hundred dollars for
wsrk done on your premises, and praying for =
special hen against the premissa men toned in said
petition, and for special exsention against and
sale Of the same osAtisfy said claim, and unless
you appear and answer thereto on or before the ID
day # next February 1881 term Of said court 10
bc holden at keokuk he first Monday Of said
month, judgment BY default will be had against
you thereon
RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
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KeOkuk Nursery.
mnv,0yr EsHNn roraa

Keokuk, Sept. ., lsss-dav
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-04

From the st. Louis Democrat.
A REMARKABLE CASE OF ALLEGED
FUGITIVES FROM SLAVERY
READ 1T.

Years ago woman held as property BY A. II.
Evans Of this county, came with his consent ID
St. Louis and worked here for wages, a stipulated
part of which was paid to him. She here formed
marriage connection with fres hestb; ahd hsd
successfully two children; whom she reportSd to
her master" as having died. She had then an
other child, whose freedom she subsequently pur'
chased, together with her own. Her present. hHs.
band is John Jackson at Fourteenth and uratios
streets, and does chores at the Recorders Court
Room and CalaSoose. That the mother 90 look
succeeded in averting the suspicion Of thsit
existence, from her two children, is most remark
able The revelation that she deceived him seeude
not to have been made to Evans until vim q nv
DAYS. Another negro having knowledge Of shs
facts in the case, and becoming involved ii quar-
rel with Jackson communicated his infotmatioi
to Evans on the payment; as we 'estn} OF $l0O
therefor. The lad Isam. aged abodt eighteen, and
the girl Anna; aged about seventeen years-who
all their lives had been taught to feel themsol'ss
free-were accordingly consigned to the fs!on's
cell. s
Yesterday the mother procdrM aH spbliestSH
for habeas corpus writ in their BEHALF which ~ss
cra nteJ, and on which investigation will pro6sbiy
be had before Judge Lakeland, of the Crcuit Court
this forenoon. Than the humane and Upright
Judge, We know none to whom this deliSatS case
could better be committed. lie must, however.
administer 1.-The law"-.whatevet that may bs.
Tie child which Mrs. jackson bought Of Nj:
Evans. is called "Gilly." and ls fifteen or sixteen
years old. A day or two since, lie met the the in
former, whose revenge had thrown Isam and Arms
in Jail. and very uncetsmoniously and visof0tsly
assaulted him with tocks. "Gilly" was thsrsfsst
arrested, and was yesterday fined Ia tho Court OF
Justice Hequembourg $3.50 for his ssissfss5.
Perhaps the instance ;hus related. is . - tsSee
as an illustration of the humanity snd justice of
che "peculiat institution.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-04
DECLARATION.

This Assembly Of the People of the State of
Ohio, holding
That next to our duty to the Supreme Being, is
our obligation 10 preserve free institutions and
our civil liberties;
That the greatest tyrents have been those whose
titles have been least questioned;
That every violation of the constitution should
be watched with jealousy and resented with spirit;
That the history of every free people has shown
the i'm possibility of cordial compliah5e with laws
which neither embody nor execute the public will J
That the enforcement Of such laws against an
unwilling people, is productive only of evils threat
enng public order and the stability of govern
mental institutions. And holding furthermore,
That the history of the government of the Unit
ed States, as recently administered, is history o
repeated injuries and usurpaticns. all having, in
direct object, the Africanizaton of this continent
by the diffusion and establishment of slavery and
the restriction and limitation OF freedom thus re
yersing the ancient policy of the founders of tn,
Republic, which looked to the extinction of slave
ry and the extension of liberty; and
That the Dred Scott decision, reversing all tht
we'll established rules which for ages have beer
the bulwark Of personal liberty 5ields its legti
mate fruits in the recent atrocities committed il
the heart of the Western Reserve, and calls hpot
us for new efforts and new sacrifices for consti.u
tiona. liberty. do therefore, publish and DECLARE
lst, That the several States composing the Unit
ed States of America, are not united on the prin
ciple of unlimited Submission to their genera
government but that by compact. under the style
and title of a constitution for the United States
and Of amendments thereto, they constituted Q
general governments for special purposes, and dele
gated to that government certain definite powers
reserying each State for itself, the resduary mass
of right to their own sslfgovernment and that
whensoever the general government assumes undsl'
egated powers, it's acts are unauthoratve, void
and of no force, and being void, can derive no val
idity from mere judicial Interpretation that tc
this compact each State acceded as State, and il
an integral party; that this government, creates
By this mpact, was not made the exclusive o
final Judge Of the extent Of the powers delegated
to itself, since that would have made its discretion
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-04

against the administration OF the government that
has gone beyond the Constitution to impose this
sin uron the Territories, against the Chu, ches
which have given it their sanction and their plaud
It's, and against dil those who are in any way con
cernod in holding millions of their fellow men in
bondage. (Applause)
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-04

The following embodies the sentiments of the
Cleveland Mass Meeting, as set forth in the follow