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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27
Success in the South.

/ Correspondence of the Tappahannock Southerncr.l
UNlovTowN, ALABAMA. Jan. ID, lS59.-l
met Il gentleman at Uniontown, Perry Coun,
ty, Ala, on the LIST day of January, many Of
! your nrighbors must remember for he lived
many years on Tayloc's plantation, Gwyn,
fields. in Essex County, and dealt in Tappa-
, hammock.
/ Mr.. John Collins came to Alabama in 1885.
with Mr.. W. IL. Tayloc, and was his over
! seer for many wears.
| When he left Virginia, he was worth, pos
sihlv. 10000 As soon rs he could make the
/ first payment, he bought small plantation
opposite to his best friend, Mr.. T.. moved
on it, and managed it with rigid economy,
and good Judgment. Besides cotton. he sold
mules, mutton, poultry, butter, honey, eggs,
even pigeons. He could take care of the
dimes. and the dollars accumulated fast. In
every "criSjy" he was ready to buy property
nj the lowest rates. and would then extend
his credit Il have good hackers he would
say. Honesty, industry. economy, indomi-
table energy, veracity, and pumctuality in
payments, insure confidence.
know he had about $4,000 in his COM
mission merchants hands at Mobile. 10 meet
his payments for property, and he has not
sold his crop. which will be over 300 bales
of cotton.
This once poor Young man. now Is owner
of an unincumbered estate Of 5000 acres.
with about three hundred negroes, and every
thing else on it that cotton planter re-
quircs.
5000 acres at $50 per acre, for which it can
be sold any day. $1,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

Mr.. Johnson, of Tenn. delivered a speech
in the Senate, on Tuesday, against the Pacific
Railroad bill, in the course of which he dis
cussed the political aspects of the present
times, which witnessed, ne thought, a seri-
Gus departure from the maxims Of the Con-
stitution and the wise precepts of the fathers
and founders of the Republic. In this de-
generacy the Democratic party had shared,
and he could not recognize the right of It's
Presidential Conventions to expound. periodi-
cally. beyond all appeal, the tenets which
constituted true Democrat. As to the
Union of the States. he was not one of those
who sang paans in its praise, because he
was one of those who believed that the Union
had never yet been, and was not likely ever
to be, in any danger. Wise Senator, that.
truly!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

The Secretary of the Treasury in recent
document sent to the House Of Representa-
tives, suggests an invitation from the United
rope. to meet in representative body for
consultation on . uniform currency, uniform
weights and measures, and uniform system
of commercial statistics, being Of the opinion
that this reform would be favorably received
and probably adopted by each Of the coun-
tries so represented. He says our own gov,
eminent occupies position, both political
and commercial. which would justify it i'll
taking the lead in the matter.
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ALEXANDRIA,:

THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27, 1859.
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IN BBLS. PRIME NEW CROP W.
~ sES, just received sud Tor sale =, 1N
dee % Prince 7"''
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SPRING IMPoRTATIoNs, 1859.
~7, STEAM PROPELLER LINE FOE

xH"PA DIEhH hUf LLLLN Lt4'17
- =!.e.s,s.ss,z.s-sg:PHILADELPHIA.---Th EAPhl>
STEAM LINE is about starting Weekly LIZ
STEAM PROPELLERS between 10" 'ih1'
Alexandria, Washington, aud Georgetown. ~
Philadelphia, via the Chesapeake AMI DS'i"'.
Canals. Time through, 30 hours.
The e. c. ALGEK, Capt Shore. the hr'' 'Sa
mer of the line, will leave here for PhI!at"p".'
Thursday merit, 18th January. ..,
Freight taken at low rates. Shipper MA .'
this a safe and expeditions mode Of t"n'E''.''
goods between the above named places.
DAVID COOPER, Agent at PA. b..
WI. II. FOWLE i son, Agent Al -.
"a, li,,
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The Richmond Enquirer thinks the recent
m vement in the House of Representatives,
okinS to Retrenclment, by proposing to lop
1.-THE missions to Persia, Rome, &C., is, at best,
buthunting small game. ltadvises those con-
ccrned Ito quit piddling and lodging" and
to turn their attention TO matters of real I'M
portancc in the way of lesscning the public
expenditures. 'If," says the Enquirer, adj
dressing the gentlemen in Congress, who have
favored the recent talked of "retrenchmcnts,"
eff YOU could save the whole sum total now
required for mean and meagre diplomatic
establishment, it would be drop in the
ocean. compared with the waste of public
printing, contract jobbing Land Office def
ciencies, Post-of6ce ditto, Pension Office ditto,
&C., &C., &C., not to mention new magnificent
schemes of internal improvement, standing
army, Mexican Protectorate, S3O,OOo,OOO
iastalmeats for foreign service, ct i'd omne &C.
ms. Show yourselves men of spirit and ca
pacity. Go manfully to work to batter down
the present gigantic system of expenditure.
and to battle against new schemes thou
sand fold worse. You may get few hard
knocks by it. but you will inevitably gain re-
spect, especially self-respect.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE. NJ q. K r.,
ALEXANDRIA STATION, Jan. ~
VNHE freight train this road will make its first
/ trip 10 Edinburg Station, on Monday, oath
inst. Ladng tor that place will be received at the
Depot, an Friday and Saturday next.
WM. :. FEW ELL.
ian 20-lw Agent Transportation.
INIMENTS-McNican Mustang. Bennett
/ 4 Emhrocarion. Hunts Rheumatic, Bir,isall )
Arnrca Linimcnt. L;tle'S White Oil, and Mer-
chant. Gargling I,i. tor man and beast. for sale
by PEEL. STEVENS l. Co,
ian 90 corner King and Aired streets.
CANARY SEED; pearlash: Pearl starch; Sage;
~ Sage: TapiocA Pink Root: Caleined Masnesisi
Iodide Potash; Acetate do received, and for sale
by Jan 2ii }. WILLIAM BOWLING.
AC0N.--jO0O lbs Prime Valley Bacon, Hog
d Round; 1000 M. do. Western. received aud
tor sale by jan 81 WHEAT BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

The Burns Festival in Washington was a
most successful affair. Senator Pearce and
Mr.. Speaker Orr presided, and every seat at
the table was filled. Toasts to the Memory
of Burns were responded to by j. NJ. Car
Isle ESQ.,; the President of the United States,
by Mr.. Speaker Orr; the City of Washington,
BY Mayor Berrett; and there were numerous
speeches, songs, volunteer toasts, and stories.
A letter was read from President Buchanan,
regretting that an engagement at home pre-
vented his attendance, and offeringas a senti-
mcnt: Robert Burns: the child of impulse
and of genius. His memory will be ever
cherished by those who have taste to discern
and hearts TO feel the simple pathos Of true
poetry"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

The Washington correspondent of the Bal
timorc Sun says:-"rhe important business
of the session is to be crowded. as usual, into
the brief space of two or three weeks. The
appropriation bills are still bchindhand: and
it is even said that Indifference to their pas
sage is manifested in quarters friendly to
speedy action upon the tariff question. A
resolution has been adopted in relation to
bills objected to on the private calendar,
which may greatly facilitate their DISPOSE
ton. Next Saturday many bills may be
disposed of under this new rule. If quo
rum could be kept for about twelve hours,
many bills would be finally disposed of, much
to the satisfaction of claimants, and to the
credit and relief of Congress"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-27

The correspondent of the New York Times
says, that at the diplomatic reception on New
Years day, in Paris, the Emperor con-
verscd an unusually long time with the Anne
rican minister, and showed towards him the
greatest courtesy. The Presidents message
was referred to, and this gave Mr.. Mason the
opportunity Of rcitcratins to Napoleon that it
was the settled policy of the United States to
act in the acquisition of territory exactly up
on the principles which had guided them
heretoforc-that is to say that no territory
should be acquired otherwise than honora-
bly,, by purchase or ccssion. The Emperor
on his part treasured the American minister
of his kindly feelings towards the United
States, and ofhis constant desire for the pre-
servation of amicablc relations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-25

DAILY GAZE CRY orr1cz,t
Reokuk, July 25th. !
FL0UR-super6ne, - 50; Spring wheat, ex-
ira, - 10, Fall wheat, extra, - 90.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 70 per 90.
CORN-72 to rs cts; ready sale.
BARLEY-spring, 40a55, Fall, 60a75c.
WHEAT.-In good demand. Fall s5a$1 90 /;
Spring s5a75.
OATS--45 to so, dull.
RYE-5oc to 60c; little coming in.
POTAToES--bo; retail is cts PIX.
cts PIX.
GRocERIEs-N. o. Sugar fair 7aas, No. /,
81, prime Q, clarified 9aalo4, crushed and loaf IL
tsl2A. Molasses-PlantatioR AZ to 44c, 8. H.44
TO 48, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. Cofee-Rio il
to l2s. Java ISto 100. Rice, 81 to 60.
b0AP-palm &c, Family SIC.
CANDLEs-star Is to %, Stsarine 10, Mould
la, summer pressed, Is
LARD-10 to ii retail l2ic.
BUTTER-Choice IA to Is retail 20, scarce.
HIDES-Dry 10; green,7; green sheep pelu
Ii to 25c; grech hog skins Is.
HAY-prairie SAL to $ba; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, 80 to III Baled do. SCI to $lo3; Retail, $2.
BEEDS.-Hungarian Grass, 81 rs to i 40 cts !;
Timothy,$1 40 tol so; Flax Seed, 81 00a$1 10.
sUNDRIEs--onion IS to 95; Eggs, &c;
Feathers, 35c to s7ic; White Beans, ooc TO rs.
FRUIT-Green apples, choice, - 90 to "a 26
per Dbl. Dried apples, - 90 TO - per bush Dried
peaches, 81 90 to 50 rs. Raisins, 80 90 to so.
CHEESE--W. r. 10 to III; Denmark s to 10.
PROFESSIONALISM 81; Shoulders III; clear
sides o to 81.
BEEF-2a3c gross; 4e to Be per quarter.
6HEEP-$l rs to 50 90 y head.
HOGS.--Dressed, Is 90 TO 50 90.
sALT-6. AS IS to 81 70 per sack Kama
wha, 2o0a210 per bbl.; Liverpool, $126 per sack.
Lake 81 25a2 80 Ts'bbl.
FISH-Mackerel, No. $40 to SCI y Dbl; No.
2$l6to$i6; No. 5 $l2to&13. White, No. i 80 ~
TO IS 50 p half Dbl. Cod Fish 5to 90 b..
ExcaAsaK.-on New York for currency 2 POI
cent; for gold per cent. St Louis / per cent.
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GEArrTUDE.-If gratitude was ever evidence,
among any class, /; certainly has been with those
who have used and tested the extraordinary virtues
contained in DR. J. Hostctter's celebrated Stomach
Bitters. Scarcely day passes, We informed
that the Doctor does not receive from some recent
heart-strickcn and soictous parent, brother, sis
ter, friend, Testimonials of deep and earn
est gratitude for bis agency in restoring to health
and wonted vigor, some kindred. For the cure Of
Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Constipation, lack Of appc-
tite and all Bilious tendencies, speedily cor.
rected by the Of these Btters per directions
For sale by all hotels. grocers, druggists, TO-
II Is extremely palatasle.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
July25 ddw Main-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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Legal Notice.


THOR. r. Human and Ellen Z. Hinmsn his wife,
j Joseph Brooks, w. II. Cowlss, VIM. L. Wood
and Caroline A. Wood his wife, Henry Newton and
Mary w. Newton his wife, Levi Wood and Ann
Elizabeth God his wife, Robinson Hunter. X. ".
v. Bailey and Henry Chatterton You are hereby
notified that there is file in the once OF the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa,
at Kcokuk petition Of X. Sands Tucker, claiming
Of b. B. Human, Joseph Brooks and william r.
Cowles three thousand dollars on their Promissory
note to John Loomis and endorsed by him 70 plain
.in and praying against all OF you the torecio-
= cartain mortgage on certain real estate,
sn,. said pstition), in which you have OF
$500 Va tsveat.
tset forth III. saver said petition on OF
easlm to have an in. - September term
Unless you appear AND INK on tbs
,e ore the second 4. y 80 a. fault
1850 o. SAID court, to be held at Ke..
' l, Mo- - 10y o. said month, judgment by as.
k.sNh!N, MILLER / ENsTER.
o1y -, AoN IAM Plt6's Att,ys
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Trusloese sale

i.
DU BLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that on Sat
/ usday the l3th day Of August, A. D. 1859, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and O clock
m Of that day will proceed to sell At public sale
IN front Of the Court House in the city Of Keok uk
Lee county and State Of Iowa, to the highest bid
DER for cash, the following real estate to wit Lo,
NO. eight (s) in block No. one hundred and twenty
nine l29l, in the city Of Keokuk, Lee county and
State Of Iowa.
The above salo will be made BY virtue Of . Deed
OF Trust executed on the 7th Of April, A. i, 1885
by A. b. Ball and Mary Ann his wife to me. Sc
curing the payment Of two promissory no ties "a sde
by said A. s. Bali to James Il. Bruce and by said
brucs endorsed 70 y. Moore Co., each dated
IN one year, and which 10 paid, and the second due
In TIVE years from its date, with exchange on Balt
more. and interest thereon after the Grst day Of
April A. d. 1858, and which remains past due and
unpaid; and thu said Deed Of Trust having become
available by reason OF such non-payment. nov +
will proceed to sell - above stated and execute
deed to the purchaser at such SALE In pursuance Of
such trust.
GEO. C. DIXON, Trustee.
Keokuk, July Ia, 1859 dim
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings Currant, Coos
berry, Raspberry and Black berry bushes, together
with Evergrcens and Ornamental Shrubbery, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered in any part Of the City free of
charge.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part Of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
g. o. HILTON,
tLate HubbeIl i Hilton.)
Keokuk Sent. g, 1658-dAw
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gal Notice.
~ ThfIN vIr WI III

vTyO s. S. BILLINGS, VIM. w. Belknap, WIN. +.
i b. Lynch, VIM. Ruddick, ]. M. Billings, Vim.
ID. Shaw, Henry Little, Henry 8. Taylor, John
Mcmahon, b. A. Williams, Geo. B. Snyth, Robert
f. Carr and Joseph Manning: There 10 now on fle
in the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court OF
Loe county, Iowa, at Keokuk, the petition Of Hem
~ v.P. Block claiming Judgment against y. 8.
Billings of $1,000 on promissory note executed by
him, and the foreclosure OF . mortgage on lands
and lots in Lee county, given to secure said note.
The petition alleges that all the other defendants
are interested in said property by subsequent pur-
chase or incumbrance and prays for tho extinction
Of all their interest, the sale Of the property the
execution Of deed and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the I'd day of the September term, 1897,
Of said Court, judgment will be rendered against
you according to the prayer Of the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
July IS. IS59-1m Pins Attys
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How TO MrzzLE DoGs.-As the City Mar
shall and his aids are enforcing the City Or
dinance against dogs, the following method
OF muSsling them, copied from an az
change, may be Of interest to some OF our
readers: Take loaded gun, apply the mug
sle to the dogs left ear, and gently "yank"
the trigger. This "convenience," it is said,
not only prevents dogs from biting, but also
prevents them from barking.at nights. Let
it be tried.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-25

1 Mason and Hiram Barney You srs hs-.h .nss.
tined that there is now on Gle in the oHios 81 thu
CLERK Of the District Court or Lee County Ia. -
nsokuk, the petition Of james W. Cor. c.iminr ~
curtis 4. Conn four thousand dollars on his two
promissory notes to said james w. Cor. each far
twelve hundred and fifty dollars; and prsyipr ~
against All Of you the foreclosure OF mort raro on
real estate set forth In said petition in WHOM Won
have or claim to have IN interest.
ana unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day Of the next farm of
said District Court, to be holden 1t Ksokuk on the
first Monday Of September, 1859, judgment win
be rendered against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER 1 ENSTER,
July ~, ISbS-dlm Plaintiff e Att'ys
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Legal Netlce.

Two DAVID A. DAYS c. Day, Jas. Mcclasksy,
Cyrus Broadwell. A. M. Brown, Daniel Wood
ward, 4 T. Lowe, J. p. Hornish, w. w. Bclknap,
ID now Ale in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court VI Lee County, lows, 1T Kcokuk. the
petition Of Sophia Clendening, claiming Of David
A. Day . judgment for the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars promissory note executed by him 10
plaintiff, and the foreclosure Of mortgage on GER
tain property, given to secure said note Said pe-
tition represents that all the other defendants
have some interest In the property, acquired az
ter the execution Of plaintiffs mortgage and with
notice. The petition prays for sale Of the proper
ty and for general relief
Unless You appear ana answer said petition on
or before the second day Of the September term,
1859, Of said Court, Judgment win be rendered
against you according TO the prayer Of the petition
RANKIN, MILLER ENETER,
July 20, 1S59-dlm Pitts Att'ys.
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Run FOR 1T Run for it for he that vii
have heaven must run for it. The devil, law
Sin, death, hell, are all making after thee
Run for i'll Bunyan.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GHOWN TREES FOR
THE WEaTy

MTITH several years
w experience the Pro
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N D
SHRuBBERY, dcelima-
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra size, and
have produced fine speci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
son. These interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Orders for Apple, Pear /,
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GTOn Saturday last the weather was
cool and cloudy, with an occasional sprinkle
OF rain.
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Pay Day..-Those who pay the Carrier, will
please remember him to-day.
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arrivals ~ the BiIlIngs HOUSE.


A Becker, Mrs Wilson, Miss Hill, St Louis, S Is
rael, o; j Cummings, Iowa; G ] Carter, w L
Grswould, Misc Ingraham, n Y; II A Garret, Tex
-; 9 II Hitchcock, c Cutler, Mo; w S Holton,
Ind; ID Cass Muscatine; W Poland, Va.
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Legal Notlco.

i Lynch and John Culbsrtson: You are hereby
notified that there il now on file In the ofce Of the
Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee County, lows,
At Kekuk, the petition Of Ezra OVERALL guardian Of
Elisa A. Overall, claiming twenty ave hundred doll
lars from said Fayette Rudd upon the condition
contained In the mortgage given By said Rudd q
said Overall; and claiming Of and against al of
you tho foreclosure Of ! certAin mortgage upon
certain real estate, ut forth In plaintiffs pstitoa,
In which you have or claim to have some interest.
on or before the second day Of the next September
term (ls59) Of said Court, to b held 1t Keokuk on
the first Monday Of said month, judgment ~ de-
fault will be rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
July 30, 186o-dIm Pk1's Att'ys.
GEN MAN SOAP.
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AGR0t NOVhC0s
vT,O j. M. BREEDEN and Ann M. Breeder his
/ wife, Talma Breeder and Alice Breeder his
wife, j G. Trimble and - Trimble his wife
on are hereby notified that there Is now en- Gle in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition Of J. G. Ber-
nard claiming of you the said J. NJ. Breeden the
sGm Of four thousand ollArs money due on three
several promissory notes executed by ] NJ Breeder
to James b. Naudain, and by him endorsed to
plaintiff; also, claiming Of al of said defendants
she foreclosure Of certain mortgage given by SAID
defendant j. M. Breeder to secure said notes, AND
conveying seventy feet Oh Of the front ends Of lott
one (l, two ) and three {3 in block forty (40) in
the city OF Keokuky lows, and moro particularly
described in said petition.
Now unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day Of the September tern
tI859) Of said District Court commencing on thu
first Monday in September, 1859, Judgment and de
cree will BE- rendered against vow according to tn,
prayer Of said petition and all the interest Of al
the defendants in said real estate will be barred
forever cut OF and foreclosed.
MoCRARY 4 BRUCE,
July Is, 1859 dim Att'ys for Plaintiff
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ELIZA BARNUM, Evelyn Duryee Marietta
Il Hughes and Seth L. Barnum, will take notice
that in the case Of Eliza Barnum, Evelyn Duryee
and Marietta Hughes against W. il. Austin Co.
in chancery in the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, at Keokuk, the defendants W. II. Austin
Go. have filed answer, and also cross bill,
making the plaintiffs named and Seth l.. Barnum
parties to said cross bill. The defendants allsge
tine execution Of certain mortgage on certain real
estate in the city Of Keokuk Lee county, lows, to
secure certain notes made by said Barnum to ". II.
Austin h Co.; the said w. II. Austin ! Co. ask for
. judgment against said Barnum for 81 500 and in
tercst, foreclosure Of the mortgage, the extinc-
ton Of the interest Of all the parties In the
mortgaged premises, . sale Of tho property, and
for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said cross bill on
or before the second day Of the September term
(1s5o) Of said Court, judgment will be rendered
as prayed In the petition, and the further orders
granted
RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
Attorneys for w. II. Austin Co.
July Is. 1859 I'm