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ARE YOU INSURED ?

vTsHIS Ia very significant question, At this sea-
l. son of the year, and one that We should a.
ways be able to answer in the Affirmative. II,
however, you have not attended to this Important
duty, We advise you to cali the undersigned and
get Policy in one of the following responsible
Companies:
ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, CONN.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTyoRD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NKw HAVEN, CONN,
MASSAsoIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
or sPRIS MASS.
Accumulated Cash Assets, 81, 500, 900.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Factories, DWELL
ngs and contents insured at rates n low rs other
Companies tina pay their Losses.
II. b. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Office corner "a and Main sts :, under W. Thomp-
son Co y Bank, Keokuk, Iowa.
Jan7d1m
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the Engissh Incs,n~ TAX.

In England every man is taxed according
TO bis income, that il, every man who has
an income. The following official table,
showing the number Of persons assessed and
the amount Of their respective incomes, ID In
teresting:
N No. -
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=, Currant, Raspberry, Blackberry 1.-THE Lawton)
Bushes. strawberry Plants, Rhubarh, Kvsrerssns,
Roses, &C., for sale at the lowest cash prices.
Having been In the business for the past eight
years. We are prepared to furnish Trees which have
been tested, and 70 give all necessary Instructions
with regard 70 their culture.
All orders filled promptly.
Nursery on the plank-rosd, near the city.
KAY b BERNARD.
Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. 10, IS. dAw3m
= ". CLAGETT. o. BROWNS. ". u. CLAG9rr.
Clagett, Browne h CIagets,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
hEOn - n.
Ofioe Oh Second-st., In samples Building.
Jansdlp
C::. =. s..Scr..-ss,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
CORNER or rEs1H AID nIcs-srs.,
KE0kuk IOWA.
JanSdly
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Episcopal Statistics.
The Church Almanac for 1859 has the fol-
statistical summary:

A number Of parishes Gin all about 300)
have made no reports. Many OF the reports,
too, are very imperfect. The actual Stats.
tics are, therefore, greater than those here
given.
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A SENSIBLE SUGGESTION AZ TO SPEED or
TRAINS IN CIrIEs.--A writer in the jersey
City Telegraph says that the number OF trains
arriving and departing in Jersey City from
.. IN. to p. m. is 10, the aggregate length
1865 feet, the aggregate width Of the streets
crossed, 625 feet. The time occupied BY
these trains in crossing the streets, II going
at the rate Of five miles per hour, would be
7 hours and AZ minutes; II 20 miles, hour
and IS minutes, and in Is miles, l hour and
81 minutes. From this, be argues that
slow rate Of speed would make continued
obstruction for more than half the day.
Moreover, persons ut crossings are not in
clincd to wait for the passage Of . SLOW train
and trying TO run before it, are often injured.
Boys, too, catch rides in slow trains, and
this is found to be IN cities . fruitful source
OF accident. Let trains move fast, and re-.
quire the companies to keep active watchmsn
at all the crossings, and they will soon bear
their load from thsir dangerous proximity to
the open country, and away from the streets
OF cities.
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TREES FOR 1859 !!

Nx1 u have ON hand over
w 10 @ /, O q q
A p p l. II + Il Il II s
for sale, many az them
measuring in height IL
feet. Also, q hne lot Of
Red O. dsrs, very large
Pears, standard 4 dwarf
Peach, Cherry, Plan, and
Cheatnut Tress a0osehar~
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BUYINEss NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the dairy CARS crrr, and
wHsKLr VALLEY Vine, must be accompanied BY
the cash in all cases.
Daily subscr bers pay the carrier IL they pre-
fer, once In two weeks. The carrier Ia advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No JOB Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
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LOST,

an Sunday evening last, on the sidewalk on 4th
~ street, between the Unitarian and Episcopal
oharchss, > gold Breastpin. The finder Is request
Cd TO leavc II At this ofce 1t Is the property Of
lady. fjanl1d
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y rpi9eolomini, like other travelling sing
srs ana ns1lsians Of reputation, has an a.
bnm ooDtainiag the signatures Of the various
dating a1hA1 people with whom she has be-
eoms a14Mn1oksd. During her recent stsy
in Boat0s ~ names OF Longfsllou, Emar-
son, Preseess, Lowell, and Others have been
added - the list; and Mr.. Everett has writ
~ N italian poem, and inserted on the OPP
poelte page photograph OF his bust.
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Monthly sale OF Live stock, &C.. a.
Bourbon County Court.

DsarAsn County Court.
Last Monday was beautiful day, and
lively one. About 800 mules were offered
for sale. The prices Of the last day were
not we'll sustained; much Of the stock was OF
an inferior quality. From the reports Of the
Auctioneere, and our own observations. We
condense the following:
Mules, 3 years old, al $3.50; year olds st
$3.50, $3.50, down to SOC; j. Conway sold
one colt privately at Sl15, others went Il A6l.
SCI TO 500. Mr.. II. Reid recently sold 50
colts to G. I. Garrard, at 500. The cattle
market was buoyant. About 500 head Of
stock cattle were sold, 3 year oIds at $40.
$35 to so, year olds at $50, SOS to $24.
We hear of very large contracts for fat cat
tie, to be delivered in New York ia the spring.
at "a SO. Horses sold at fair prices, ranging
from $3ll TO $40.
Negroes sold at very high prices. Boysls
years old from 81 200 TO 81 ,065 ; eirls from
l6 to years old, at $965 to 1885 sales ON
four months time. Men "a years old sold al
81 200 cash. Negroes hired readily men At
5000 TO $l25, boys $3.50 to $50, women and
girls from 800 down to nothing.
Il being the frst Of the year, an immense
amount Of money changed hands. The banks
were 10 crowded we found IL almost impossi.
Bile to get TO the counter, and every store
~a4 converted into an exchange. Although
money was so abundant, patriotism was at
discount, and the Flag was not overrun
with debtors. Paris Flag.
cTon Sunday night some miscreants at
Bellevue, Iowa, actuated by a purely deyilish
splri. OF mischief, amused themselves by
daublng with tar the doorknobs and handles
OF various business houses, and also thp rail-
ing Of the Court House, and the door or 81,
paufs Church. 10 both thesc last named
places, evening services were held, and the
result was that in passing out the doors, ma
! ny OF the ladies, and not q few gentlemen.
had their clothes nearly ruined by coming ia
contact With the tar.
/ "a Some raseals robbed countryman a,
Cincinnati last Saturday night, right 10 ths
city, and not only took away his money, bul
stripped bin o. bis clothing. The gentle
Ing hotel asking for admission, in vsst, and
nothing sise
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0uOoOLGT1ON.
g1sHR La Partnership heretofore existing under
/ The nans aad style Of Dixon 8 Brow. Is this
Day Dissolved BY ~ own limitation. Ths businsss
Of the Grm will BE- settled By either member of he
arm, but tho accounts are In tho hands OF q.
selves indebted reqasstsd o cali and settle ths
Same. GEO. g. DIXON.
Ksokuk, Dss. II, -. GIBSON BROWNE.
deol edlm
sl,O ". =. OaB0Rh and Thomas J. Gallagher
There l. nov on AZ tn the ONES Of The Clerk
Of the District coaSt ct Lee Connty, Iowa, o. Fort
hadison, The Pstitioa Of David A. bssslsr, claim
ing Of W. r. 0gbosn The sum Of thrss thoosapA
dolisrs on pronissosp aots sxssatsd y hin to
Alsxandsr Joass.on. and endorsed, and against
given ~ him 70 sesurs Ssid nots, on lanjs In Les
County, lows, which nate and mofteegs are now
tho property Of plaintiff.
before the second dAy q the Nay tsrn (1sss) Of
said court tudgsmsnt and dssrss win b rendered
asksd IN the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER : kNsTkR,
Jan. II, lSjo-dln Plaintiffs Att'ys.
WHO WlLL T1ADEs
MI one wantng 10 cless ont stock Of Gro
"a esrise, Dry Goods, Ciothing, Ae., can hear Of
customer Who has eood farm ef 80 Aeres, within
milo of Charlsstsn, n Lee county, At fair price,
Apply, for one wssk. to SAMPLE 100.
eECoND HAND PIANOS
ES0R SALE On favorable terms. Also, lust re-
- esivsd : quantity of those cslshrated Naples
Int Or String. Tor Violin Or Gnitar, which viii b.
% ID wholesale Of retail Ct prices 70 suit the tims
J. p. PATRICK,
Dsc. 0-d3w Agent.
LINE 6upsrnns, and Fancy Brands Of Flour. il
6eeks and BarTsla for sale low 70 the trade,
cLn0HOkN, TAYLOR CO.,
aug11 Lsvoo.
ATTkNTlON, MOUuEk EEPEn1U ]
nATGMT CARPET 0WEEPER2lIl
l CallaAd - them, 81
TILLINGHAST, LANE i BUEL's.
des3Sd No. l3S Aain-st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

F0n RENT.
1.-TWO STORE ROOMS, corner Of Main and 18th
streets, low. Apply to ST.. CAREY,
janl 2d0t No. eS Main.st.
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"a Mss. Sallis Mattingly, grand daueh-
~ q Rnt1eak Henry, died Tsosnsly at Bards.
town, K4at11y
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p. n. CAREY,
pnALEaI IN
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
No. 08 Main.st., bet. Sd and 4th,
IOWA,
II AS opened At the above stand. next door to II.
IL d. Woodward 4 Co., general assortment OF
goods in his line and will be pleased to see any aad
al his friends Who may b. Ia want OF Groceries and
Provisions.
Dan. IL, 1S5p-d
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CAPITOL & EUTAUM ANT,

= = Z Z - - n.
glsHE ProprstorS having rs-spened and rsfur-
furnished the Capitol RsstA uraas in
tAs most thorough manner. are prepared 70 furnish
msak ct al hours and - low rates. They will al
ways have the best the market affords. Oystsrv
and Game served up In every style.
Day Boad, psr week, Is 90.
Rooms suitable for Oikces or Lodgings, in the
same building, FOX rent very low, by the week,
month or year.
n. n. BROOKS, 49,.
LOWELL HOWE proprissors.
decll-dlm
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COAL! DAUGHTER COAL!
sIsHE Slaughter Coal Co., intending 10 ss.l Coal
1 - cheap or cheaper than can be housht ske-
where, quality considered will furnish their supe-
rior Coaiin quantities to SUI purchasers delivered
In any part Of the city.
Price is cents per bushel.
Assorted, 10 cents par bushel.
STkPHEN e. JONES,
6ole Agent 8. G. Co.
To parties wishing cheap Coal, irrespective Of
true economy. will furnish La wrenca and Farm
inston Coal ~ Is certs. S.. 4. JONES.
ian7d
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- member ~ the South r.rclin. Ies-
islssurc, an old bachelor by the name Of
Evans, got OF the following recently:
He was introduced TO beautiful widow,
also aaned Evans. The introduction was
in th5a wise; ssMrs. Evans, permit me to pre-
sent ~ ron Mr.. Evans.,' sMrs. Evans 70
sxsisimsd tho spirited bachelor, 'the very
lady have been Ia search Of for tho last
sighs gears"
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ClOtn1Dg store,
No. Estes Mssss. ]. !. Ksekuk.
N order to raise ssths nssdfsl." viii ssll sntil
No humbug. gentlemen. CAN In and - for yorr-
selves. think can convince yta that IN hoa-
est In my assetti-n. / have god essten -nads
work, and will cell Ii fer CASH.
A. W.ukIffITH.
Jan. 4, 't9-d No. s Hbtas Heuos.
A FEW handsome business autts, latest styI.
n for sale ., No. Estes HOUSE. A. "a.
ectl4
A LSn, god assortment u Shirts and Collar,
{ y at No. . Estes iiousc. A. "a.
oetl4
A GOOD assortment Of Gloves, Neck Ties. Ac..
IA at No. 3 Estes House. awe.
octl4
tloYo' Youths and Children . Clothing for sale
- At No. 3 Estes House. A. a.
Oct IA, ls5S.d n. Il
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CT The King Of Prussia has not been
much improved by the ssskiss Of italy," il
we may credit the following account from
Florence correspondent, OF his eccentric be-
hayior at the dinner table
"The royal patient was perfectly sane all
day, received his guests, chatted, laughed,
and was quite jolly; the dinner was an
nounced, the company marched in, the King
Of course took his place 1t the head Of the
table, and everybody waited for him to set
the example to put their spoons 10 their
mouths. But instead Of doing what was ex-
pected Of him, his Majesty deliberately wash-
ed his face In the soup, and then at compla-
GENTLY smiling on his friends, the long strings
Of vermicelli hanging down over his eyes and
nose, and in his hair and moustaohe. You
may imagine the effect no one dared TO
laugh, however, and they had to cit out the
dinner With this ridiculous figure head Gov
cred with gravy, for he sternly refused tow
els talking to them oil the whils."
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TnH DIS MofHEs VALLEY WHie is published
svery Monday At this once, lie one ofthe Oldest
papers In Iowa, and has widely extended circn-
iation throug houtthe Dee Meines Valley, North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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The Seandinavian IN A msrlca.

If New Highlander travels in Wisconsin.
he will, in some portions Of that State, i'm.
agine himself to be in Sweden, Denmark, or
Norway, il be judges by customs, manners
.s3 language. - mole communities exist
there ~ the present, almost intact from the
Anglo American element around them--liy.
ing ~ they lived IN their father .lsnd-hold.
ing on TO old customs, old forms, and ma.
tional characteristics. But there ID no bet.
ter foreign element in America than the Scan.
dinavian. Il ID Protestant or Lutheran. II
loves liberty. Ii has power and vitalty-not
70 psrpetuats itself. bat power, or condi-
ton, 10 infuss itself into the American char
aS.sr, not TO degrade, bnt to elevate. Ii il
N enlightened element. X has Ia this coun-
ny not less than ten influential publications,
sonS Of which IRE ably conducted and we'll
supported. Three Of these are religious pa
psss, u naTked ability and arc staunch ad-
vooa4oe ~ Protsstsntism. With affinity to-
vaSds A4asisan institutions, with . far
ersaase yi1ality q life than the Celt, the
nessenSn n or country will soon become
past of ~ Anerieen sharactsr --incorpolD-
~ into it-Aldiag stssagth 70 what is nov
= s9eng.
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by recent statistics it seems there are
ls6,4oo members CT the Congregational
churches in New England, 49,700 Of whom
are males.
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% The father and mother Of Samuel r.
Cary, the distinguished temperance advocate
OF Ohio, celebrated their golden wedding,
the anniversary Of tiftieth year Of their con-
nubiai bliss, on the 9Th Of this month. in
Hamilton county. Ohio, where they have re-
sided on farm for more than 40 wears.
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a. Small faults INDUCED are little thieves
that let in greater.
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OYBTERAi
malsbyss Baltimore oysters.
QEIN0 Agents for this celebrated brand Of ()vs
lJtsr, We shall always b. In supply, and We shsli
sell - retsil or BY the case, ~ low q any Other
arst class brasd. Hotels, Baleons and Psmilies can
always depend upon the rxEsnsass, Of those Offer
ID for sale by ~.
KELLOGG 4 BIR0E,
oec1AdAw No. lts Main street
TEAS.
NE are receiving direct from Boston, and now
w hsvo ready for examination and sale. The
freshest, choicest, and cheapest stock Of TEAs
In this market, consis ting OF
lmperiAi,
Old Hyson,
aunpowdsr,
Young Hyson,
~,. , ooiong or Blask
LEA. We are selling IT retail - good 1ssa at 80
csnts - heretofore sold for 81, and al grades 81
least ~ pr cant. ess than the nsuAl retail price.
All Nc ask II . trial. Dealers can buy b. thu
Chest, Or Otherwise, II very Dw Axurss.
KELLOGG BIR0E.
oee1Ad&w No. llS Main-st.
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I n DBl1. rsosiA this norning aad for sale by
IL des34dAw KHLLOaa 3 BIR0E.
YRnlss aUa Nuss.
ME oesr for sale very Choice and 1rssh -
w lsetiea 81 FRUITS and NUTS, dirsss from
New York, at Low prices.
New Layer Raisins,
New zAnts Currants,
New French rrsnes,
New Citron.
English WAiputs, Filterts. Dstes, Brasil Nuu.
Almond, &C., Ac., 10.
All Of which are new and fresh, and will Be sold
81 Wholesale or retsiI BY
KELLOGG BlRdR,
dsc14dAw No. lao Main-st
lnsurs Yeur Mercha a. 90, stores
aaA DWcttingss
Policies OF Insurance issued ct the lowest
rates, 1t this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL t500, 700.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL t2O0, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 500 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $780, 900.
VIM. W. BELkNAP, Agent,
Janl~dfm SaG0nd-st., near Main.
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~, csrrant, kasPbsrry, hlAskhsny ttAs LAwtoAl
Bushes. strawberry Plants, Rhubarb, kEef9rsenz,
Roses, &C., for sale 1t the lowest cash prices.
Having been Ia the business for the past eight
years, are prepared to furnish Trees which have
been tested, AAd 70 give all necessary instructions
with regard 70 thoir culture.
All orders filled promptly.
Nursery on the PlAnk-road, near the city.
KAY = BERNARD.
Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. 10, '5s-dAw3m
WINTER GOODS.
nUKE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM Is
II we'll 6lsd With all kinds Of goods In his line
for the season.
Overshoes In quality price and extont Of variety
decidedly the best stock in the city They must be
sold.
Slippers Toilet, Dancing and Common, for
Eadffs, Ugnficmsn. MissSs, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and cAmpaigned,
with gun leather soles.
Drcss and common Boots Of every description, on
hand and made to order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition to the Boot ann Shoe business Dakc
is Agent for two 81 the best Sewing Machines CT
tant--W ced = Patent and J. Nj. Singer Co. s--of
which he keeps specimens constantly on hand
Singers Family Sewing Mschines now sold for
$50. Persons wanting good Boots shoes or Sew.
lpg Machincs, will find this just the place 10 got
them. Remember It'll trouble to show goods
Machines at tbs "3id BOOT Store, No. 81
Main-st., keokak, lows.
nov Tod
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Gardeners, Attention.
n M 4 a y NJ q n EY saw e ID
DIRECT IMPORTATION

5000 worth ~ SsH vA~W E~~Ms.
I.,k0M England. Germany, trance, Portugal.
IL and Other noted gardening countries, all Of
which offer ta the public az prices unprecedented
in the annals Of history. slso Offer for sale :
very large assortment II my own raising. All
warrautsd FRESH and GENUINE. Those de-
srous Of obtaining Seeds will find II to their a.
vantage to send in their bills by the FIRST Of Feb
ruary, If possible.
Orders fihd and remittances promptly made
Send for list Of prices by the pound, box, or per
100 papers.
Gardcn Seeds put up in lots to suit purchasers.
Being practical afdener myselt, 1 feel confident
shall salt the public In seeds. Address
GEO. ROBERTSON, Scotsman,
Jan. !, 'b9-d&wu keokuk, lows.
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NOTICES hereby given to the owners OF the
lots descrbedin the foregoing list, situatedin the
City of Keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa.
that . special tax has been assessed and levied
on raid Lots In the above lst
By the City Council Of said city for laying plank
walks In front thsreof, and unless payment be
madeo of the taxes 80 levied and al costs, before
the nth day Of Jan, A. D. 1859, the said lots, OF
20 much thereof - Shall be nssesssry 70 dseeare'
ssid tAx and cssts ,Awlllbs Sod on tbs day e1ose
said g TIE Nayor's Odles in said city, kstwesr
the hours OF Q CLOCK !. nd. and s clock p. m.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collsctorof thsoity Of keokuk.
Jan 6, IS59-dtd
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rIyo JOHN J. PAGE and Thomas D.. Tilford !:
/ You are hereby notified that there il now on
lie in the otice of the Clerk OF the District Court
Conklin claiming II John A. Page the som Of
twelve hundred eight and 33S-lOe dollars, and in
tereat, on proraissory note Dsde by said Page &c
said Conalin's order. and praying against said
Page and Tllford the foreclosure and sale Of Ger.
tain real estate in said petition set forth and
less you appear and answcr thereto on or befcrs
the second day of next February Iss9l term OF
ssid court 10 ba holden at Keokuk the hrst Mon
day Of said February, judgment by default viii b.
had against you.
Dec 10. IS5s.d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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rTyo JERRY G. SULLIVAN and MILTON T..
/ COLLINS: Yoa are hereby notified that there
Is now On Eie in the ofce Of the Clerk OF the DIS
triet Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At keokuk, .
petition Of Ford, 3orham j Ford, elaimingof you
the sum IT two thousand four hundred and thirty
seven and 50l0o dollars and interest ~ money due
on a bond from ysu, . bond given by you 70
Hawkins Taylor and by Taylor assigned to plain
iifs and tanning the sale of certain real estate
therein mentioned, for the purchase of which said
bond was given. Now unless you appear and
answer said petition on before the Tuesday next
after the Hrst Msuaay in February, 1869, Judgment
will be rendered against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER l. ENsTER,
Nov. -, lS56-d Att'ys for PlAint3Hs.
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Dissolution.

rINHE Co-PArtnership heretofore existing boz
i tween the subscribers, under the name and
arm Of Farrnr 1 IIaines, IL this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. Robert d p. q. Hapes will con-
counts Of the late firm, and all debts due II must
BIZ paid them *. q fAkhAR,
ROBERT uAINES.
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Go-a.nrtnrrshtp.

The undersigned, having formed Coz Partner
ship uuder the name and style OF Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest of ii s. Farraf,
will CON tinue the business Of manufacturing Sash,
Doors, Biinds, FISering, Pump 1 abing, Ac., ~
the old stand, corner Of Bluff Streets, nesf the
Ksokuk / Fl. Des Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
Keokuk Sept. rs, 81. r, Q. HAINES.
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DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that on the
L Goth day Of February next, in front OF tn 9
office Of Charles Aasos, In the City OF keokuk,
will proceed to sell TO tho highest bidder for cash
In hand the following real estate in the County OF
Lee and State Of lows, 20 wit: The fractional
mort b. east quarter Of section eight ~ in town.
ship SIXTY seven f67) north, range nvstb) vest, Of
the half Nr ed Reservation.
Said sale IL made by virtue OF Deed Of Trust
from Andrew 0bcriy to me for the purpose OF 80
curing four promissory notes made BY said An
drew Oberly to samuel r. Millsf and Reeves Er-
ecutors, for the sum Of 4l44 so each, with 10 per
cent. int crest from the Let day Of October, A. d.
1854 and two OF said notes remaining due and IN
paid shA II sell All or mach ef saad land as II
pay the debt, interest and expenses Of
sale. a& JAMES H. hSAkS,
Ian n Is59.d Trustee.
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mAnE OPPOnrunlTKl

hAkE ORRO0TUNlTXI
Coed chance Ter = Mechanic Or In.
boYoKI
A SMALL FARM, - aarss, good Dew frame
"A houss, and new steam Saw Mill, With 1Ath
Machine, Ac.; said mill can cleAx from $500 70
900 per ausun, when Athe bard unss are soas,
gone awsy;' said land - sitaatsd n sonia srn
Eichigsn !, good climate. splendid soil, wsu ~
tered, &C., 10. -
Also, $40 a@rs farm In Northern Iowa, hns soil.
we'll watered, &c.
Kither of the xbos 9 farm. WILL % exchanged tor
: rood house and lot In Ksokak.
Inquire Of =. FAhMELE
Nov. /. '6S-a6m No. 61i kAin-st.
Keokuk, Iowa.