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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03
Whole No. 1896.

LOUIS NAPOLEON farms very extensively. In
on estates which have been acquired for him
in Sologne and Landes, he occupies, as tenant
of State, a vast tract in Champagne. At the
present time the extent of land farmed by the
Emperor is about $4,000 acres. The extent
may be increased considerably at any time
by retaining lands in his possession, but not
in cultivation. The number Of farms is twen-
ty-six, and nine additional farms are 80 be
formed in the course of the year and incoming
Spring, thus making thirty-fve farms. The
number Of new steadings and those in course
of erection is twenty. Beside the lands farm
ed, there are cravings in the domains or parks
OF st. Cloud. Versailles, Madon, st. Ger
maine, Champagne, Fontainbleau, Biarritz,
SeHart, Fincinnes &c. Portions OF these are
in grass and portions are forest. In addition
to the estates at Soiogne and Landes, the
Emperoras purchased property in the
south of Dhce, near to Bayone, consisting of
$500 acres, which is being drained and put
under cultivation. The lands were originally
morass part is still to reclaim. 1t is un-
de stood that after the estate has been thorough
y plngoved, t will be presented by the Emperor
to- resent Minister Of For'gn fails, Count
WU1!ski In the center of the barren lands
of Pretagne, the cousin of the Emperor,
Princess Bariochi, is reclaiming an extensive
estate ont of heath The whole lands farnssd
by the Emperor are being reclaimed and cul-
tivated upon the systems the best suited fer
the character of the SOILS climates and si;ua-
tio,ls These farms are in different parts of
France, and chiefly in the less improved dis
tricts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03
LITCHFIELD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1859.

In they swept, all riches and grace,
silks and satns and Honiton lace
In they swept from the dazzled sun.
And soon in the church the deed was done.
th1ee rrelates stood on the chancel high
A Knot that gold and silver can buy,
Gold and silver may yet unite,
Unless it is tightly fastened;
"hat worth doing at all's worth doing we'll,
AND the sale OF young Manhattan belle
Is not to be pushed or hastened.
SO two Very Reverends graced the scene,
And the tall Archbishop stood between,
By prayer and fasting chastcned
The Pope himself would have come from Rome.
But urgent matters kept him at home.
Happy those robed prelates thought
Their words were the power that tied tie knot ::
But another power that love knot tied,
And saw the chain round the neck of the bride
A glistening priceless, marvellous chain,
eOlled with diamonds again and again,
As BELTS diamond wedding;
Yet still twas chain-I thought she knew 1t
And half way longed for the will to undo it
BY the secret tears she was shedding
But isn't it odd. to think whenever
We all 90 through that terrible River,
Whose sluggish tide alone can sever
tfhe Archbishop says) the Church Decree
BY floating into one Eternity
And leaving the other alive as ever
AS each wades through that ghastly stream,
The satlns that rustic ana gems that gleam
Will grow pale and heavy aud sink away
10 the noisome Rivers bottom clay;
Then the costly bride and her maiden's six,
viii shiver upon the banks of the Styx,
Quite as helpless as they were born
Naked souls, and very tororn;
And the beautiful Empress over yonder
Whose crinoline maize the wide wo, Id wonder
And even ourselves and our dear little wives,
Who calico wear each morn of their lives
And the sewing gi-ls-and les ch6oniers
In rags and hunger the live-long day
And all the grooms of the caravan
Aye. even the great Don EstaLan
Santa Cruz dc In Muscovudo
Senior Grandissimo Oviedo--
That gold encrusted. fortunate man!
All will land in naked equality
The lord of Il ribboned principally
Will mourn the loss of gordon;
The Princess too. must shift for herself.
And y her royalty on the shelf
Nothing 70 eat. and nothing to wear,
Will certainly be the fashion there
Ten to one, and I'll go it alore,
Those most used to rag and bone
Though here ON earth they labor and groan-
VIII stand it best when we come to rest
On the other side of Jordan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03
TIE GOULD SEMINARY.

EMyHE Winter Session of this Institute for 1859,
j will commence November Sd, and continue
Fl weeks.
Every effort will be mads to render the instruc-
ton thorough, and the progress as rapid as Is con-
sistent with true mental culture; while due atten-
tion will be given to the formation of the character
Of those entrustedstp our care:
The patronage afethis community is respectfully
solicited o.
Application should be made previous to the open
ang Of the School, directly to the Principal
'-e - Miss II. J. STYLES.
1;t.h6e1d Sentember 70 1850 2m-21
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03
Elm Park Collegiate Institute,
fyOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and BOIS,)
. TTTCHFIELD, Coma.

LITCHFIELD, Conn,
FINDER the management of the Rev JAaEs
Z R1cuAnDs, DID, assisted by JAMES RICHARDS,
5r., B., graduate of Princeton College New ser
Government School of Denmark.
Every advantage 10 Afforded under the present al,
rangements for obtaining substantial, useful and
accomplished education. Mr.. Berg has full COM
mand of the English, French and German languages,
and an experience of eight ten years as teacher
of youth The twelfth term of this school will open
on the LIST of November Twenty pupils will be re-
ceived into the family of the Principal and Will be
under the kind and constant supervision OF the In
struetors. For circulars, address
I9 DR. RICHARDS, Principal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03

IN D. BEEMAN, Attorney and Counselor ss
II Law. Also, Commissioner of Deeds for the
States Of New York and South Carolina Once IN
Seymour 8 Building. South street, Ltch'cid' Conn.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03

If you suffer yourself to be companion Of
vice, you will soon become it slave, and wear
its calling letters for life.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03
GOSHEN ACADEMY.

YUHHE Winter Session of this Academy will com
II. mence on Wednesday, November I'd, 1907.
JAMES Q. RICE.
Oct. 20, 1859. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03
WELL PECK,

DEALER in PIANO FORTES, MELODEONS,
liz and Musical Merchandise generally.
Repairing, SC. done.
Litchfeld, May II, 1859. u4
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03
THE MISSES ROWLEY,

IN RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of the
Ii, Ladies of Litchfeld and vicinity, 10 their
new Selection of
FALL, and WINTER MILLINERY,
comprising whatever is new and desirable Tor the
AIso-Woolen Hoods, Embroderies, Wells, Gloves:
Toys, &c. Mourning Hats always on hand ana
made to order at short notice ,,ee ,,.
raF Particular attention paid to DkEoe-MA-
KING. ..-.--..--.-.-- =,
Litch6eld Sept. q, 1859. 0m %
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03
REM OVAL.

IN II. RICHARDS has removed to the Store
Two Doors East of his Old Stand, and will
open this week with oo,,,,,,,e,
A large Assortment Of DRY GOODS, GRoCEhlES
READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS and CATS
All Cheap for Cash good Produce.
Litchfeld, Sept 26. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03

New Books, New Books
~ RECEIVED every week, at the County Book
liz, Store, next Episcopal Church. Litchteld.
JOHN H. SMITH, Proprietor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-11-03

INDIA RUBBER CLoTHING-Ckeap for Cash
at T. H. RICHARDS
Oct j.. 70
IT AIDES and MISSES BOOTS, SHOES and
IL RUBBERS, latest styles, best quality, and
shAap, very, at c. b. BISHOP & CO.'S.
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I.cgnt Notice

Lcgnt Notice.
TO James l.. Estes and Amanda Estes his wife. Ed
ward J. Wickersham, A. l.. Dsuing, John L.
Antrim, Charles Mason, Lowe Bryan, Adams b
Co., FIN. Wright, Arthur Walcott, and Wiliam
Leighton
V0u are hereby notified that there 10 now on Gle
L in the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition OF John
Olive claiming Of the said james l., Estes the sum
Of one thousand dollars money due on pr. mis-
sorry note also claiming against all Of JON the fors-
closure Of mortgage executed by the said James
L. Estes aud Amanda Estes his wife, dated Octo-
Der 1851, and conveying the following real es-
tate, in which the Other defendants have or claim
to lave some interest, to wit West l Of south
east Of section 3, township 66, range s; the eest
! Of southwest Of section =, township 6b, range
b south-west Of section 10, township IS, range 81
the southeast Of section Is, township So, range
5west also lots aud 8, block 50 I'm Keokuk ALSO
half Of lot adjoining lot s, block 20, Keokuk-
all in the County Of Lee and State Of lows. Now
unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the morning Of the second day of the special
term Of said District Court, commencing on tho 4th
Monday In June, 1859, judgment and decree will
be rendered against you according to tho prayer Of
said petition and said real estAte will be sold to sat-
sfy said debt and all the interest Of all the defen-
dants therein will becut of and forever sxtingish-
ed and barred.
McCRARY 4 BRUCE,
May 2, ls59.d Att'ys for Plt'6s.
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March ~, IS5o-d4w
To JAsob Bushsy, Executor. &C., Of B. Rush LttJob
dscsssed and Anna M. Little:

To JAsob Bushsy, Executor &C.. Of B. Rush Lttj4b
dscssssd, snd Anna M. Little: 3sS
I there i now On dc in the once u the cisrk q
the District Court OF Lee County, lows, Ut Font
Madison, petition Of John L. Carson, claiming
Of you the said Bashey, . axssatoe Of the les
the sum Of thirteen hundred and fifty doilasas ~
interest thereon from March 18th, 1861, ~ -
OF ten per cent. Per aunum, ~ money due .sxs.
and mortgage made by said B. Rush ~ III. 1. Fi~
.ns .ns, = aase l.st sad Carsea
said mortgage, the same beir mo 1ofo0les -
and upon lot ~ in block " : I" al.v n xsosnT
Lee county: iowa ID prsying sale 81 aid
petition on or less you appear and answsfssad
dsy ~ thsr ,sfore the morning Of the second
issa .ison the third Monday q Nay, A. D.
NJ judgment viii DO rendered against you -
= aged for in said petitiOn; rno
April 8, 185o-dlm Atty's for Pitts.
lso Rufus Wilsey, Elis.bsth Wihey, Ford, Corr
Jack. Joseph 6tgollman, William MichAels, Wil-
son, Perry Co., Hood Abbott, Ficklin Lucas,
samuel kichsy, Andrew Brown, n. II. Glsnn,
Samuel Bonner, s. B J. Hamll, J. X. Eelmes, John
r. A.,-c. y..rc. n Cc-hs. c.c.hc-r 4 H..-s.cr:
James W. Grimes, Summer EtsbAens, George b.
Todd, Connabls Smyth, Robert aetty, y. II.
Moore Cofnelia GTinnan, "A. G.. GrinnAn. James
now nle in the oics 81 the Clark 1t the Distfi6t
Court for Lcs County, Iowa, at Fort MAdison, = :
petition Of Charles Twins claiming Of and Against
each and Ill of yon the foreclosure Of A'mortgage
executed to him BY Rufus Wilssy on the front snd
sixty feet deep Of lot No. six, III l0ck No. four,
in the City Of Ksokuk, Lee Cosnty Iowa. Also, I
claiming Of yoa, the ssid Rufus Wilssy, the sun,
Of forty-four hundred eighty-eight and 34IO0
dollars, with iAtsras from Decsmber 22d, 1855
upon six thousand six hundrsd Afty-Hve 80 100
dollars At 10 per cent?, per annun, calculated =
payable aanaallyy bang upon osftAtn notes se-1
cured BY said mortgage and that unless youlSp
pear and answer thsrsto on or before the I'd dry
Of the next term 'of txid Uistrict Court, 10 Is.
holden 1t Fort Madison On the sd M onday Ii N.Y.
a. y. 1907, Judgment Willie rendered against
Jou by default.
s'ae w !. NOBLE sTRoNa.
March 10, 1850 din + PLAINTIFF Attsvs
CaBin 81 Glne. - =.
IKnn LBS. Bone Moss and :, and .sExtra,. ia 4
OUO store md TO Atrise. n
For ssl1 BY a. =. WILKINSON.
6ignof the Golden 1agle and Mortar,
spr1O-d % Main-st.
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LEGAL Nosfcs.

AOB0A NOUH0OS
10 James 2. Este. cnsslss n!o.n, eso. ?. W.l..s,
fan Crsel, minor heirs IL Elijah Crssl deeeased,
Robert Reed, AlsxAnaer 1s1kAssd, .. q. Miller,
Nicholas Sargent and John Mviiss
VOU and each Of you are hereby noti1sd that
j there IL now on fle In the 66lce of the Clerk Of
tho District Court Of Lee County lows, - Ksokuk,
. petition Of Edwin Manning claiming Of ~ snxd
James L. Estes the sum Of twelve hundred doIla1,
rs money due on promissory note; and also claim
ing Of all Of you the foreclosure OF mortgage ak
ecuted by said James L. Estes the following real
estate, in which the other defendants have claim
section No. 80, township No. 50 north, range No.
westj the mort Invest I section No. IS, township
No. Sc north, range west north east section N o
70, township No. So north, range No. west east
of the southeast Of section No. T. township No.
Q north, range No. west; e. I N-E. I section
No. Z, township No. IS north, range west; south
section No. 81, township No. 66 north, range .
west also, lots Nos. ., and in block No. IS, In
the city OF keokuk-All Of said real estate being
in the county OF Lee and State Of Iowa. Said
mortgage bears date June 18th, lS4e, and II duly
recorded in the aecords OF Lee county, Iowa, June
2lst, lS4o. Said petition prays Judgment sgaihat
. foreclosure of said mortgage and ; sale Of said
mortgaged premises, to satisfy the same.
Now unless you appear and Answc aid petition
on or before the second day OF tho special une
term Of said District Court, commencing At Keo-
kuk on the fourth Monday in june, 1859 judgment
and decree viii be rendered against you according
TO the prayer Of said petition and the interest Of
all the defendants in said property be forever cut
MccRARY 4 BRUCE,
Mayo 1850 Atty's for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.


To samuel Dunlap, Thomas Dunlap, Edward g.
Pyle. Israel Tennis, william Timbermxn, L. =.
Maltby, o. "a Cox, and w. s. Walker.
NOU are hereby notified that befoSs ~
l. 18th day Of January, A. b. 1850, petltiaa "a
Chancery Of Amos III. brown will b plnoe1 . Ale
In the Clerks Ofhce Vt the uistrist Court ~ Lee
Connty, Iowa, u the City Of Ksokuk, eiaini.w
against you the foreclosure Of noftgAss " ~
lst Jniy 1887, given BY the nd 6a1usl O.s1r1
on Lots number one, two. thrse nd ST. II n1e1k
one hundred and fort y-two, and LU. : nsnae9e -
ty-two, Of the City Of KeokuI aforesaiA vitS -
dition: to Be void on the p.vment 81 four Drcnis
sorry notes All Of date 4 J.as4rv. 1857. sivn 81
said samuel Duab-, ana ssch isdorssd s. saia
Thomas Denlsp, co1nine due and payable 10 the
said piaaatu ~ follow:
ons aose 40 one ysar fron date, amount SRI
uns Ao',s due ~ ysoss from dass, amount ~
uns note due thrse ysASs ffoa dass, amount TO
s'ae note due fDar ysaxx fran date, amsant -
All bearing 10 pr csnt. interest. And also ths
following, Wis:
One ns.e Of dats FEB. !, 1857, dse yssr from
date, $3.50.
On. note Of data Feb. !, 1851, sss ysan froa
one nots Of date Feb. !, 1857. dus years from
date, $40.
One note Of date Feb. j, 1857, due years from
date, t77O.
Several of which aotss are past dos sud Ill II
Of tham resnAia unpAia, aDa ssls0 ysa AppsaS h
said suit on Or bsfoe TIA second dad q The spssial
term tcomn4n1dhg on the fourth Monday OF June,
1882 Of said Conrt and Ole your Anavsr 70 nid
petition, decree Of foreclosure win be rendered
CUkTIs, 0iLLMoRE . CURTIS,
Attorneys Tor Rlaiats6
xA- ID
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TrWstGesk sale.
DuBLIC NOTlcEis hereby given that ON tho
10th day Of June next. Vt ths door Of tho Clerks
Office in The city keokuk, shall Sc "A for cash In
hand to the highest bidder, the following real es-
tate in the county Of Lee and State Of Iowa, viz.
lot in block 100 10 the city Of Keokuk.
Said saIs IL made by virtue Of . Deed Of Trust
from Francis McMannns and his wife to me for the
purpose If securing tho payment Of promissory
note made by said Francis McMannns to James
Larkn, and the holder of said note, (Which is due
and unpaidl having produced the same to me,
shall make said sale accordingly and shall make to
the purchaser deed to said real estate.
III. X. kEEDEk, Trustee.
Nav O.. lsGasd Kf 8s
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Deans noSare.

H. hoUaA Hov1Co.i
- NhinmsO. Wrikht, " iAthrop UsWolf, Samuel
1obh, oamssl Wolf, i. Brsntxgardner and Anna
hts vile, Z. II. Firth, =. Ainf, john - Allen
JOHN McDcugal, Jesse Ruddi6k, HoscpA j.. @.
wight Asset Phillips md Elisabeth his wife,
Richard @. Weirick and Mary :. his wife, D. i.
WalswoYth and Jones wheeler:
V0U are hereby nsttasd sAAt p1titSn d ChAn-
Gerry II on hle, In tho Clerk . Once az the Dis
triet Court Of Lee County, lows, d roet Aadison,
n behalf Of james 3. Brace, George y. Bafbsr and
Lafayette Curtis, against you, eainlng 70 fsrs-
clos twc Mortgages, severally dated On tAs 10th
Of October. 16t0, and on the 18th Noyenbss, 1850,
c0uvSyfng % plaintiffs STA 81 land in ths n.
W. q the n. =. I Of Section II, Township e6 d
Rasgs 3, situated In Lee County, afssssaidJ and
conditioned 70 pay 70 plaintiff II promissosy NOTES
Of $40 s.el, - go - asea elvsa u dsfsnaAn.s
Robb, Wright, DsMelf anA WOLF for 11AA 30 sash,
said Mortgagss baing sxssutsd By said last named
defendants; and tor che nonpAymsnt q said netss.
With 10 per cont interest," required " ssid Mort
Cages, petitioners bring sait. And uniss you ap-
pear before said Court, On q bafoFs tho second
day Of their term for Hay, 1859, 70 eomnsnss o
the srd Monday Of May, and answer said petition,
dscrse pro cosfsao win = rendsssd a9stngt you.
CURTIS, aIhLA0R1 = CURTIS,
mh1o--apl 6d4w 6oic'tfs Tor PltG5.
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TWO PATRICK MADDEN: 6rn--Yea are hesehy
i notified that there 10 on hle in the o9ee 81 the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee Coanty, Iowa,
1T Keokuk. pstition of Amos n. Brown claiming
decree Of sid Court against you for the ssn II
$3Sl.S6 and ten pr ssnt. per snnum interest thers
on from 0ctebsr ~, 1855. on mortgage BY yea -
said Brown given, Of date October u, 1874. -
front ends ~ h1ty feet deep oil lots ii and II II
block $50 = tks city 81 Keoksk, Lee county, Iowa,
to secure tn pAynset II ths psrskan mSasy q
said realty, vias AL, In foSr sqsal sannal h.
stal.ments With interest from sid date q The rte
Of ten psr csut. per annun, payable annually,
(defaalt in payment sf any Of aaid inlAllnson
or interest 70 nate saiA whels aneant ass 81
payabIe); said petition changing snoA Asianlt, ~
chiming also the fofesleSnfs end eale Il I'D
mcstgagsd pKcnisss ard ~ extinnu1uGnsont q III
equity u redemption unAGe ooi1 nae1GAoD 4nA1ee
general relief. You are thssaeoeo nell1a1 4hA4 -
less you appear and answer q - pesitioa - ~
second day Of the September tsta ~ sonnsnss1
on the first Monday Of Septem66f, 1859 j u said
Court decree viii BE- taken against yea theresa
pro c0nfsss0.- Psi s@sa&N
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
Solicitors for Petitionsx.
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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 Evergreens and ornamental Shrubbsry, viii,
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.
q. O. HILTON,
(Late uubbelI Il HiHon.)
Keokuk, Sent. 8, 1S58-d6w
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VIRGIL n. SULLIVAN d co.
(succEssoRs TO !. /. HOBBS / co.,)

khUCCEtsUhs TO =. =. HUHBe CU.sJ
Fourth street, between Main and Johnson,
i MI II q nc II ERS AND n E Ale ~
j in QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero.
sene Lamps, Solar and hanging lamps, Locking
Glasses, Tea Trays, SC. &c.
Having purchased tho Largo and we'll DO iected
STOCK ri the old stand Of q. H. Griffith L Co., will
be pleased 10 have call from one and nil. We
int.nd TO keep constantly hand complete stock
both fora
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
h Reviewing our Goods direct from The manufactu-
rers, in England, France and America, We will be
able to sell low any regular house in tho West
k v. IL. SULLIVAN 4 co. 4
jan Ia, IS59-daw
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DUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that on SAtur-
= day the l2th day Of June next, will sell 1t
public sale In front OF the banking house Of VIM.
Thompson 4 Co, in the city Of Keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa, the following real estate towt the eastorly
hall Of lot nine ts), block hundred and six
ll06l Of said city, rs feet front Main-st., and
l40 feet deep.
The above sale 10 made by virtue Of Decd Of
Trust from Thomas Bruce to m !, for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of . promssory note made
by James Bruce to Grinnell Jenkins for the ~ :,
Of $2,33l.A, and said Deed Of Trust provide -.
the property may be redeemed from the ~ 10 - ~
made y me ~ paying the 'sGys debt md ten
sale. The sale will be tor cash, ana deed viii :.
made to the purchaser. 800 =
JOHN w. RANKIN, Trustee.
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zine watch Repairing.

f1sHE subscriber being obliged to make change
/ in the WArcE EErAIHiEG DEPARTMENT, has 80
cured the services OF competent work nAn---one
who understands his business thoroughly. Great
care vii be taken With all work entrusted 10 MY
care, and the work warranted 10 give satisfaction
IAe Repairing Of Clocks, Jeieeirg, Sc, also the
mar. featuring OF goods Of every description, shall
resolve my personal attention, and warranted.
r. s.--hork OF cR kinds not giving perfect SAL
isfacf,cn, will be promptly adj listed BY calling on
the subscriber, at No. / Estes House
ss April 6-dAw 6AM'L u. BRIDGES.
lava, LaguAyra, Costa Rica and kio Coffee
u ah25-d COLLIER k0BERI6ON.
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EfitOt,S Dcbnlcs.

EIIIUIy6 UGUUIC6e Is
TIsHE Debates in the several State Conventions
1 on the adoption OF the Federal Cons tuition as
recommended by tho General Convention 1T Phila-
delphia In list, together With the Journal of the
Federal Convention, Luther Martins Letter,
Yates Minutes, Congressional Opinions, Virgins
and Kentucky Resolutions Of $500, and other III
Illustrations OF the Consti tuioEj In five volumcs
Tor sale At OGDEN, BROW NELL 4 co.'s
feb7od R CITY lock STORE.
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n OTICE .

To Henry Logan and N. b. Miller Co.,
VOU arc hsrsby notified that there u On Ale In
i the Clerk . Once Of the District Court Of Les
County, Iowa, at n. Madison, petition 81 Cady
jonas Peek ,paxners IN trsde, vssAs1 under oatb,
claiming Of you Henry Logan the assignnsnt TO
them OF Duplicste Land Warrant numbe4 ~ 100,
(ths original having - eanssllsa N - osnnis-
soner of Pensions In the Department 1T he Intsfioe
of the Government u the United 6tAt), whieh said
Warrant WAS riginAlIy issusd TO sad4 Henry 10
gan under the Act o. congrsss Of MafSh 81. 1875,
granting bounty lands to certain officers an9 so16fsss
who have been engaged in the military seFvies u
the United States, 10, which said Wwfa0t en-
titled the said Henry Logan to losats oos AaD1ssa
and twenty scres Of land 1T any Land 01bcs a the
United States, in one body, &e.s 6sid petition
sverring and claiming that said petitioners nsw
the legal owners Of said Warrant by assignment
from N. d. Miller Co., the afsignees Of said
Henry Logan, the assignees Of hts assignee, and
praying that decree may be rendered against the
said hogan, requiring him to execute, In due fosn
Of law, an assignment OF said Warrant to petition
an, and excluding him and the said N. B. Miller
4 90. from all interest therein.
Nov, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition, under oath, Oh before the SECOND
day OF the May term, 1859, ito commence on the
third Monday Of Nayg Of said Court judgment
win be rendered against you Pro eon(esso.
JURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
March 25, l8bo-d4w Soils for Petitioners.