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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-09
The --latest styls--"K.o Necs.-

Mary Jane, city servant girl, somewhat il
literate, but having a great regard for fashion,
thus describes the latest style Of dress to Mar
tha Ann. her country cousin:
/" As for the 10 necs, the loer it is the more
fashunabil VII air, and the les cloz yu ware the
more fashunabil yu air drest. Mis- Gooira Civ
me blu silk of hern, and cut its neck OFF,
and Suzin Simmons cut orr hcrn, and we at
trax CRATE deal of attenshun TO our necks,
promnadn in the strcats lylIe other ladys and
holding up our coz, and the hier yu holds them
the more yu air thot ov."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-09
Eo0E UPWARDS.

Hope on, frail mortal What though thy
path be rugged and strewed with thorns =
Thou hast only to persevere, and thy reward
q waits thee. Many days and nights, perhaps
wears, hast thou struggled with adversely
What though thou art poor, despised by those
it may be, who are thy interiors in all save
wealth? What matters it, that thy short life
is exposed to the rude blasts of adverse fortune
If at last thou art crowned with immortal ity
which those who rudely push thee from them
think not Of. Hope on, then in thy poverty
aspire to be great by being truly good.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-09
snzLrrzrNa MANURE.

Stable manure kept under shelter and prop
ery mixed with absorbing substances, muck,
leaves, strawy litter &c, is of much greater
value than when exposed in the open yard
An analysis made at the Royal Agricultural
College of England shows that it contains more
than double the quantity Of nitrogenisel mat
ter and the same of salts, containing organic
and inorganic matter, soluble in water while
of potash and soda the unsheltcred manure con
tains .0S per cent, and the sheltered .02 Per
eant
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-09
vRrrrES rOE ME DELAWARE GAZETTE,
L O W u .

&C BY w
Beauty's taking art,
ats .s--F- First lights it in the heart,
~-''ss- And gives il happy start.
Then her whirling hiers
Fan up its latent fires,
Into sparkling desires.
Like top-bud flower,
It charms full many an hour,
s5fras - With sweet earnest power
aEaz Or, perhaps, not so much,
ss-ssz,sE azr Yet, in kind, something such,
CLOVIS the poetic touch
s4 And when its s' spdrk1ings fGsh,"
The public stands abash,
@slt af'A SO A. the youth rather brGsh.
But still, he says, '' here goes -
Sees beauty in the nose,
sa,-.e Where it never, never grows.
s@~ He sings Love is tranquil,
-r{ Like Narcisus once, until,
s.s.,-- Turn'd into Jouquil.
sE>57 That this be not his fate,
Help, all help, to change his state;
He cannot, will not, wait
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From passions dross refined and clear,
A tear so lmped and so meek,
It would not stain an angels cheek,
'Tfs that which pious fathers shed
Upon dutious daughters head"-scoTT
The Romans had a temple Ad Pietas :"
near the center of their city. The beautiful
story on which this temple originated, although
generally known, may still bear repetition, for
filial love has fewer illustrations than it ought
to have and it has none more worthy than this.
An aged man was condemned by tyrant to
die of starvation. He was immured within
dungeon and LETT to his fate. He had time to
realize the horrors of the place, and anticipate
the agony of his punishment. Only miracle
could save him, and that was miracle of af
fection. His daughters eloquence procured
her daily admission and daughters devotion
to him who gave her life made her forget the
wants of the child upon her own bosom.
"No; he shall not rcpine
While in those warm and lovely veins the fire
OF health and holy feeling can provide, .
Than Egypts river, from that gentle side,
DIR ink, drink and live, old man
Heavens realm holds no such tide.''
The narration of this scene touched the ty-
rants heart, and temple to filial piety was
erected over the dungeon and is now replaced
by the christian church, called st. Nicholas
in Carcere."
had been at this church several times, but
as it was undergoing repair, had not succeed
ed in gaining admission to the vaults below
1 mentioned my disappointment to an orange
woman as 1 stopped her little cart in the street
to buy some fruit. She Immediately offered
| for small sum of money to find a man who
would show me into the dungeon. She ran
away and in about five minutes returned with a
rough looking fellow whom supposed to have
been her husband. AT any rate he looked like
one perfectly capable of showing dungeon il
not experimentalIy describing its horrors.
Lighting large torch we descended. The
depth is not great, but the massive walls wer'
enough to shut out both light and hope. Th'
apartments were formed by stone partitions
iuttipg out from a central division, ant
form stalls, now, although they may have onc'
been built into rooms by closing up the remain
ing side. They could not have been NOR
than six feet square and entirely without ven
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-09
WRITTEN FOR THE DELAWARE GAZETTE.
INCIDENTS IN ITALY.

"If there be human tear
From passions dross refined and clear
tear SO limped and so meek,
It would not stain an angels cheek,
'Tis that which pious fathers shed
J-non a dutioIs dauphter's head ''-SCOIT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-09

% No ; he shall not rcpine,
While in those warm and lovely veins the fire
OF health and holy feeling can provide,
Great Nature Nile whose deep streams rises higher
Than Egypt's river, from that gentle side,
DIR ink, drink and live, old man
uaa ar,,S rea u1h hol Ids M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-05

S. kOv1n NOuOos 81
- .Ihiaoae p. WtisSS, Winthsop DsWSif, Anusl
49,. eaauel Wolf, J. Drentsgardnsr sad Anna
nis wlfs, TT. Firth, a. Hins, John \. Allan.
John 1cnoae1. Jssss RuAdisk, Rossns i. q.
Might 49, Rhillirs aad HNsahsth. his vifs,
Richard g. WeiHsk aal Nary =. his vile, d. T..
Walsworth and Jones = Wheeler:
V0U are hasby 1pttAsd thst .petitisa n Chan
i Gerry Il On Ale, n tie Clerk Olaes 81 ths Dis
trict Court q Lee County, Iowa, st Fort Madison,
in behalf q JAnes !. Bra4s, George n. BaSSsr aad
j. Lafayette Curtis, agAinst you, claiming y fore
CLOSE two Mortgass, bsvsfallx datsd % ths 10th
OF October, 1854 I'D - the toth Novsnhsr, 1883.
conveying "a plaintiffs y71 aSrss 81 land In the n
w. 1 Of the n. :. I Of Section IL, Township 6 q
Range 5, situated n Lee County, Aforesaid, and
conditioned 70 pay - plaiutiA 81 pssnsssey noass
q $soG :ssS aeS az Y seis: gss g. z
said Mortgage being sxssstsd ~ said MI namsd
defendants; and Cor the aaa1asnea.: = sid nstss.
with 10 per cent interest," rsQaifed n said Mort
cages, petitioners bring suit. And unless you ap-
pear before said Court, on g before The Second
day Of their term for May, 1850, 70 conmenee On
the Bird Monday Of May, and answer aid petitisn,
decree pro confe $50 win b rendeeed agaln1t yon.
CURTIS, G1LLAOk1 s OUTFITS.
mh29--apr 6d4w 6cie'tn for rltah.
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NOTICE

To Henry Logan and n. B, Miller . Co.:
VOU are hereby notified that there 10 on Gle IA
L the G Jerks ONCE Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, at IT. Madison, petition Of Cady
Jones' Peck partners In trads, verified under oath
claiming Of yen Henry Logan the assignment 70
them of Duplicate Land Warrant nunSor S.7o6.
(ths original having besn csaesllsd - ~ Csanis-
sioner Of Pensions in the DspaSt0snt 81 ~ lnt4i9
Of the Government Of the United Statss whieh said
Warrant Was originally issued 10 said Henry II.
gan under the Act Of Congress Of March ID, 1855.
granting bounty lands to certain officers and soldiers
who have been engaged In the military services G
the United States, BE-, which said Warrant su-
titled the said Henry Logan to locate one hundred
and twenty acres OF land ~ any Land Olcs Of tho
United States, in one body, Ac.: Said petition
ayerring and claiming that said petitioners are now
the legal owners Of said Warrant by assignment
from N. B. Miller = Co., tho assignees Of said
Henry Logan, or tho assgnees 0f his assignee, and
praying that decree may be rendered against the
said Logan, requiring him 10 execute, In due form
of Law, assignment Of said Warrant TO petition-
ers, and excluding him and the said n. B. Miller
4 Co. from all interest therein.
Now, therefore, unless yon appear and answer
said petition, under oath, on or before the second
day Of the May term, 1859, ito commence on the
third Monday Of MsyJ Of said Court, jsdEnsnt
will be rendered against you pro conJesso.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
March rs, lS59-d4w Soils for Petitioners &
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NOTICE.


To Samuel Dunlap Thomas Dunlap. Edward c.
Pyle, Israel Tennis, William Tmberman. L. B.
Msltby, q. II. Cox, and w. =. Walker:
VoU are hereby notified that on or before the
L 18th day Of January, A. d. 1859, petition N
Chanoery Of Amos H. Brown will be placed d NJ
In the Clerks Office Of the District Cou1t n -
County, lows, IT the City Of Keokuk, alaimin9
against you the foreclosure Of mossen3o V4 80
LIST July 1857, given by the said 6anusl Dunlnn
on Lots number one, two, three end nix u Mnsk
one hundred and forty-two and Lots numhsr -
en-, eight and nine In Block one hundrsd Ard ssysn-
ty-two, OF the City Of Keokuk Aforesaid With seu-
dition: TO be void on the payment d four pronio.
sorry notes all Of data LIST January, 1857, gtvsa b.
said Samuel Dunlap and cash in0orsed ~ said
Thomas Dunlap, coming dne anA payahie 10 the
said plaintiff - foliovs;
One note due one year from date, amount arse
One note due two yeass from date, amount 7So
One note due three pears from dats, amount 70
One note dne four ysaU frsm date, amount YGo
All bearing 10 per cent. intersst. And also the
following, viz:
One nets Of date Feb. /, 1857, due year from
date, $3.50.
One note Of date Feb. !, 1857, due years from
date, 500.
One note of date Feb. !, 1857, due years from
date, $S40.
One note Of date Fob. j, 1851, dss years frsa
date, 477e.
Several Of which notes are past due and ali Of
OF them remain unpaid; and unlsss Jon appear In
said suit on o. before TIE second day 81 the special
term (commsne1g o. the foasth hsnday Of June,
1857 OF said Coan and Ale yoar answer 70 said
against you by oenfnsisn.
CURTIS, GlLLMORE = CURTIS,
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
March -, 1850 ~
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NOTICE il hereby given to the owners Of the
Lets described in the foregoing situated in the
City Of Keokuk, Ice county and State Of Iowa,
and all others interested, that special tax has
been assessed and levied on said lots by the City
Councl Of raid city for McAdamizing, duttering
Trimming and CURLING on Exchange street,
in front Of said lots as designated in above
list, and unless payment be made of the taxes SO
levied. aud also all costs, before the 4th day Of
May, A. ID. 1859, the said lots, or so much
thereof shall be necessary to discharge said ia
and costs, will be sold the day aforesaid, ut the
Mayors Office in said City, between the hours Of
0 CLOCK o m. and o'clock p. IN.
c. g. STEVENS,
Collector of the City of keokuk.
May II, IS50-dtd
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings Currant, Coos
berry, Raspberry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Eyergreens 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.
g. O. HILTON,
(Late uubbcll Hilton.)
Keokuk, Sept. 8, 1S56-dAw
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Fino watch Repairing.
VI VIE subscriber being obliged to make change
L IN the WATCH REPAIRIHG DEPARTMENT, has &C.
c.Tcc :aa " COW Ys.ss.. work 1s1--oas
who understands his business thoroughly. Great
care will be taken with all work entrusted 70 my
care, and the work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
1As Repairing Of Clocks, Jeuefry, &C., also the
featuring OF goods Of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
p. S.--Work Of all kinds not giving perfect sat
nfacfion, will be promptly adjusted by calling on
the subscriber, 1t No. ! Estes House
April 6-dkw SAM'L G.. BRIDGES.
TEASE TEAAJI TEASi!I
UsT received, large and we'll assorted lot Of
y TEAS, consisting of
Extra Fine Impcrisl.
Extra Fine Young Hyson.
Extra Fine OOlcnK.
We have several grades Of the above kinds Of
Teas, ut different prices. These Teas have been
selected for our retail trade; We guarantee the
pricp 70 suit. COLLIERS ROBERTSON,
mh3b-d Main street, near Third.
CUGAK-CUkED HAMS.
- COLLIER = ROBERTSON,
mh35-d 70 Main street.
ONE hundred bushels prime Dried Apples Tor
" sale BY KELLOGG BIKGE.
sprl2
CLOCKS.
A assortment just received at No ! Estes
"A House. SAM'L u. BRIDGES.
decltd
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ElliOtss Dcbascs.

ElllOl,s DcbasCs.
9INHE Debates in the several State Conventions
i on the adoption Of the Federal Constitution Is
recommended BY tho General Convention Ct Phila-
delphia in 1851, together with the Journal Of the
Federal Convention, Luther Martins Letter,
Ia.es Minutes, cong.es:ionsi ~. oPim,ons Virgins
Illustrations Of the Constitution; in five Volumes
Tor sale At OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
feb16d CI7Y Boek SroRE
W0bster,s works.
vIyHE Works Of Danl Webster, with biographi-
4 cal memoir, BY Edward Everett, In octave
volumes, for sale by
mchl7d OGDEN, BRoMNELL AGO.
ORION 0EIT8.
K BARRELS for sale ~
= nsh2ld KELLOGG : BIRGH.
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10 George w. Lemon, s. g.. Burbridge and Oscar
ii. Burbridge:
VNHEkE is now on Gle in the Office Of the Clerk Of
L the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ~ Fort
Madison, tho petition Of Rix, Hale Co., repre-.
senting that Lemon Burbridgs. Wis. George w.
Lemon and S. g. Burbridge-executsd their two
promissory notes December 4th, $50, to K. K. d.
". Ford, and executed security for the payment
OF the same. thsir mortgage dssd on lots one and
two In block nine-nine, In the city Of Ksokuk
thAt said b. r. b d. w. Ford endorsed and dsliv.
cred said notes to plaintiffs, and that they are now
the holders OF said notes and the said mortgage
and that Oscar H. Burbridge has . subseq uent
mortgage on said property. Sand petition asks fol
Judgment against Lemon Burbridge fer s. .O00
and an order Of sale Of the property, and for
erAl relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day Of May term f1s5o) Of
said Court judgment viii be rendered according te
the prayer Of the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER ENETER,
March ii, 1859. Att'ys for plaintiffs.
mchl 6d1m
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To Robert Resd, !. y. Hiatt, LssaAes HaSaG1,
1ssae Vanersdal, DAyissoA 4 Dennire, II r
Reeders Caroline Feeder, Abraham Hea6aand,
Friedrich HeAa, WtlliAn CssgAsEn, B. !. IL.
ilton, John Lndley, Harry 1nlAoa, i. y. Malt
by, Susan Maltby, Wlllism Tnhsrman, Joseph
A. Patterson, Aubs, Frsakls BIosk, y. o. Tim
bic, James B. Naudain, Boak . 1gbert:
TyHKRE 10 now on Ale In the oiAss 81 the Clerk
i Of the District Court Of Lee Coanty, lows, q
Fort Madison, tho petition Of Samuel Boatman al
lodging that on the nth day Of January, 1885, Robt
Reed and Hiatt : Haxbine executed - plaintiff
their three promissory notes FOR $1,000 saeA, and
one Tor 81 900, drawing ten per cent interest pays
BILE annually and executed their mortgage deed 70
secure the same on aparcel Of land in Lee county,
lows, in which al the other defendants have sub
sequently become interested Ono Of said notes has
been paid and tho second and third and interest on
the fourth are due and unpaid. Plaintiff asks for
judgment for the amount due and IN order for
the sale Of the property, and the extinguishment
of the interest Of AL the defendants in the land
sold. Unless you appear and answer said petition
or before the second day Of the May term {iS69)
Of said Court judgment win be rendered against
you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
Jan. ~. 1859. Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS,
ON which special taxes are due and unpaid, for
~ Matchmaking, Trimming Guttering and
Curling on Exchange street, from Second to Fourth
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REMOVED.

NJ have tho Pleasure to inform eur friends
w and the public generally thai we have Iea.aa
Tor term u years, the large and commodious
store No w Main-st-, between Sd and Ath, former
y occupied - An Agricultural wareroom by
nessrs. Amsden Co.) and shall be pleased TO
show our goods TO MI wanting anything il our l.s
We expect " BE- In constant supply " rssh Fruit.
and Nuts, choice Groceries, Teas, Sugars, spices.
&C., de-, and everything sppertaining to the Gro.
Gerry and Provision business.
our sales Will be for CASH Only
All goods purchased 1T retail will bs delivered
~ hercsof0re, 10 any part IL the city, promptly
Respectfully, KELLOGG DIEGE
April 8, 't0-d
ORANGES, Lemons, Fig, French and dermar
~ Prunes, II. h. and Layer Raisins, Currsnts
-. COLLIEkS 4 ROBERTSON.
LskESH GROUND BUCK WHEAT FLOUR.
l. feb2zi cOLLIEkS i ROBERTSON. b
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To George w. Lemon, 8. e.. Burbridgs, Oscar II
Burbfidge, and the City Of Keokuk,
sTNHEhE Is now on hlc in tho 0fice of the Clerk
l Of the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, ut
Fort Madison, the petition Of Rix, Hale Co.,
claiming Of dearge w. Lemon and s. g. Burhridge
fifteen thousand dollars on two promissory notes
executed by Thorn ~ Lemon 4 BuSbridge 70 4. 4.
d. w Ford and by them endorsed TO plaintiffs
and asking the foreclosure OF . mortgage on lots
seven 10 eight tS) and nine (s), in block ninety
three t93), in the City of Keokuk, Lee county
Iowa. given to secure said notes. and charging that
Oscar ii. Burbridge by mortgsg and the City OF
keokuk by purchase, are interested in said proper
ty. Unless you appear and answer raid petition
on or before the second day of the May term lS5o)
OF said Court judgment will be rendered according
to the prayer Of said petition the property ordered
to be Sold and the interest Of all the defendants
In the same be forever cut Of.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
March IL, 1859. Att for Plaintiffs.
mch1 hlAH
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GxOwN TREES FOR
THE VEST

WITH several years
w experience the Pro-
prietcr can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N d
SHRUBBERY, acclima-
ted, and found to succeed
in the West.
Many Of these Trees
are OF extra sise, and
have produced fine speci-
mensof fruit the past sea-
son. Those interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Odd ave tnr AvrlA paar
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Notice TO THx.PAycrs.
TINH0SE who have not paid their County and
L State Taxes for the years 1857 and 1858, will
take notice that the laws Of 1857 require that all
taxes remaining unpaid on the 14th day Of Janua
ry, 1859, shall be made by levy and sale of such
personal property M is liable to taxation.
Section IS Of said laws provides that each conn
ty shall be liable to the State for the full amount
Of State tax levied, except such sums as shall be
certified as unavailable or erroneous.
Thus il will be seen that no discretion whatever
be exercised by the Treasurer in the collection
OF delinquent taxes.
The undersigned, Treasurer, will remain in the
city, ut the County Recorders Office, for ten days,
for the purpose of receiving taxes, and those who
have not paid can save costs by attending TO this
notice, the taxes must be paid and longer in
dulgencc can be given. X. M'FARLAND,
April 81, 1854 Treas. Lee County, Iowa.
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March u. 1so-d4v


To Jacob Boshey, Executor, 4c.. Of B. Rush Little,
dscesssd, and Anna II. Littlss
YOu and eaoh Of you are hereby notified that
the District Court Of Les County, Iowa, It Fort
Madison, . petition Of John L. Carson, claiming
Of you the said Bnshey, = executor o. the last
will and tsstamsnt Of b Rush ktsls, Asoeassd,
tho sum Of thirteen hundred and nifty dollars, with
interest thsrsoa from March 1lth, 1857 the rate
and mortgage made by said B. Rush Little in his
life time Ut date last aforesaid, to said Carson,
and claiming Of each Of zen tbs forsclssurs q
said mortgage, the same being for purchase money
ana upon lot ~ IN block lso, In city q Keckuks
property. And unless you appear and answer aid
petition on or before tho morning OF the second
day OF the next term Of said court to commence at
Fort Madison On the third Monday Of May, A. ID.
1850, judgment viii be rendered against you 90
NOBLE STRONG,
April 8, 1s5o-dlm Atty's for Pitts.
Two Rufus Wilsey, Elizabeth Wilsey, Ford, Cor
1 ham Ford, Hawkins Tayler, =. r. Ford Jas.
.on, Perry Co., Hood ASSass, rioiiia ius..,
samuel Riohsy, Andrew Brown, e. n. GLENN
samuel Bonner, s. 4 J. Hamill, J. X. Selmos, John
X. Allen; lanes M Corhet. Cieghorn Harrison.
James w. Grimes, Sumner 6tebbens, George X |,
Todd, connable L smyth, Robert 0ctty, r. u.
Moore, Cornelia 0rinnan, A. @. 0rnnan, James
Bradford, Partridge, Pench0tt Warrsn. You
and each OF you are hereby notified that there 10
now on Ale In the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court for Lee countys lows, ct Fort Madison, .
petition Of Charles WINS claiming of and against
each and al Of You the Foreclosure Of . mortgage
executed 70 him by Rasus Wiisey on tho front end
sixty feet deep Of lot No. six, in block No. four,
In the City Of Ksokuk, Lee County, iowa. Also,
claiming d Jon, the sid Rafus Wiiasy, the sum
Of forty -four hundred lightweight and 84-l0O
dollars, with interas from December 32d, 1858,
upon six thousand six hnndrsd afty-avs 3o-loo
dollars 81 10 per cent. per annum, calculated ~
payable annually, being upon certain notes So
cured BY said mortgage; and that unlass you ap-
pear and answer thereto on or before the I'd day
Of tho next term Of said District Court, 10 IS
holden 1t Fort Madison on the Sd Monday in May,
A. y. 1859, Judgment will be rendered against
you by default.
NOBLE STRONG,
March 10, 1852 dim Plaintiff > Att,ys.
DLANTATION. MOLAHSE6 for ale bT -
j KELLOGG h BIkGE.
aprl3d 68 MAin-st, B
nNE Of Ee1axns 3 Harvin's osIsbsaecd Safes Tar
apld1w W. H. AUSTIN tico.
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1889. Spring and summer 1859.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J.N.HUrcHIssoE. JAnES DEWEY
HUTCHIN : ON e DHWEr,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st. bet. Main 4 Johnson. K EOKUK.
Lave JUST received at their Fashion Able
1 Tailoring and Furnishing establishment
choice and excellent supply Of BroAdcloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings, and Gents FURNISH
ING GOODS, OF all descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done in the most ap-
proved and satisfactory manner. They are con-
stantly receiving the New York and Philadel-
phia fashions; and respectfully solicit all who
desire good work and the best material to give
them 3 call.
Aprl5-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.