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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-07

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novas OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE, AND TINE OF
.Ts~ ~. . 7r CLOSING NAILS. '-a,.--,.
Red Wing to La Crosse, WISCONSIN, caves
daily, (now,) ut 81 o'clock P. NJ. Arrives six
times week At O'Clock A. M. The great
Eastern and Southern ms'ls are carried on this
route. Mail closes at Q p. NJ. $50
Red Wing and St. Paul.-Leaves daily on the
arrival of the Eastern stages ut 81 O'Clock A. N.
Nails close at . O'Clock the previous even
Red Wing to Cannon Falls and La seur.-
Leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday, as
o'clock A. V. Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. Mails closes 1T o'clock the previ-
Red Wing to Owatonna and Blue Earth City.
Leaves Monday and Thursday at : o'clock A.
n. Arrives Wednesday and Saturday ut .
o'clock P. NJ Mail closes at o'clock the previ-
ous evening. e"
Rcd Wing to- St. Nichola..-Lc Leaves Monday
and Thursdsy at O'Clock A. NJ. Arrives
Wednesday and Saturday at S o'clock P. NJ
Mail closes at 8 o'clockthe previous evening.
Rcd Wing, to Winona.-Le"ves wednesday
Saturday and ut s o'clock AN Arrives rhurs-
day and Monday Vt r. NJ: This route sup
plies oil way offices on the river. Mail cloves
ct O'Clock the pre- vious evening.
Red Wing to St. Paul. Leaves wednesday
at 8 O'Clock A. N. Arrives Tuesday ut o'clock
CLOSES at O'Clock the previous evening.
Red Wing to Maseppa and Oronoco. Leaves
Monday at O'Clock Am. Arrives Tuesday a:
8 o'clock l.. NJ. Mail closes At o'clock
tho previous evening.
~ Remember that all mail matter, to be
sent to any part Of the United States must be
fully prepaid.
In prepaying foreign letters, by afixing
stamps, DC careful to ascertain the correct
amount Of postage before mailing. ~ Any
thing less than the full amount Of postage
counts nothing. and is lost to the sender.
So RI. c. HOFFMAN, Post Master.
Rcd Wing, January Is, 1859. sis
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c,,r.essa weekly BY Men.irs Sheldon. wholesale and
retail Merchants.
a.... RED Vino, May Z, 1889.
RETAIL PRICES.
FLOUR-S' ONO 90 per bbl.
wHEAT-Fair ooDl IS per bush.
OATS-SotO55 cents per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED s5@s 50 per bush.
GLOVER 'SEED--7 0o(07 50 per bush.
TURNBP .SEED-7l0s0 per III.
TOBACCO SEED, cents per o..
BEANS-1 0Ot0l 80 per bush.
BUTTER -la02O cents per fb.
EGGS-S0lO cents per dOz.
SUGAk-N. o., prime 5 Is cts; refined lll912
crushed and powdered Is.
SYRUP-N. o., 50 cents; n. Y, syrup Is
cents; golden syrup 81 cents:
TEAS--46lG5O, 65(075lOl 90; black 65t0l 90
C0FFEE-Rio Is; Java 30 cents per fb.
GINGER-lA0ls cents per III.
PEPPER-l6(02O cents per fb.
ALLSPICE-l60!O cents per til.
CINNAMON-5OO6O. ents per ID.
STARCH -ll@lsk celts por ib.
SALERATUS-Babb 10 cents per ID.
SODA-!o cents per III.
CANDLES-TalIow 1875; Starr 25; Sperm
IS cents per ID.
SOAP Palm and Family 7@s@lo Erasive
ll@l2 cents per ID.
TOBACCO-Plug soH04o; Elmo Cut 4o05o !;
Smoking 10t0l5f02O cents per fb.
SHOT SOLO cents per fb.
Notwithstanding, per key, IS 90; Rifle
lAo5o cents per ID
PORK-Mess per Dbl. IS o.; per ID. 10 cents.
Us, POrATOES-i006Oc cents per bush !; Prince
Albert. seed, Q so. ,,.'
WOOD-2 Copper cord.
CRACKERS-Butter : cents; Boston and
Soda 10 cents per ID. . t..
s AAMS11S1 cents sI per H. b., " ~
BEEF STEAKS cents per ib.
0vlNEGA R-20025 cents per gall.
sALT-Cosrse so; Dairy 4 so per Dbl.
ELUlD-e00l ~ per gall.
TURPENTlNE--r0O ,6l 90 per gail.
OlL-Linseed< IS; winter strained whale
and lard Is per gail. t!.'f, tf-f@. ..e..
WHITE LEADS 2S02 50.
SnEETlNG-s0l001l@ per yard.
UNBLEACHED sHIRTING-il0l2@ centz
HICKORY srR1PE-,eha,5 ct. per yard.
DLNlMS-la@l5 cents pev yard. -.
PRlNTS-s0lN0l21<t0l cents per yard.
TWEEDS-2S040 cents per yard.
CAECKS-l4i02O cents por yard.
H. 0lNGHAMS-l2h025c cents per yard.
CHALLlE DELAtNE- -20t025 5ents per yard.
HOOPS-l5 cents per sett.
CARrET-4Na506750 % par yard.
OIL CARPET-65 cents per yard. -
oo6S %; do. Brogans, thick, l 500l ss6
MENsfCALF Shoes 5oa9 90 per pair.
LADIES 6HOES-l 0OsOl 250l So per pair
TUABER-common 10l0l2 clear l602O POI
thousand.
~ eHlNGLES-shaved 2 0o03 Is; Extra 8 so
LATu-2 so per NJ
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JUSTICES NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.l
(IoonuUr Corxrv

GOoDHUE COUNTY. Is.
In Justice Court.
10 ROBERT LAUDERDALE:- YOU AKE
i hereby notified that writ of attxehlncnt
has been issued against you, ard your property
attached to satisfy the demand OF Jacob BEN
nett, amounting to twenty -four s5-lO0 dollars.
Now unless you shall appear before A. q. Lit
tlefcld, Justice Of the Peace in and for said
county, ct his office in the city of Rod Wing,
on the 2d day Of May, A. d. 1859, At o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, Judgment will be
rendered against you, and your property SOLD
to pay the debt.
Dated this 7th day Of April, A. D. 1859.
aps-3w JACOB BENNETT, Plaintiff.
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1889. ~ RED RI p WING 1859.
8 M EAM PLANNING MILL.

SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.
Zone Block shove Freeboru's Saw Mill.) Z
WE SHALL BE PREPARED TO FUR
w nish ut all times, anything in the above
line Of business, and shall keep on hand all
ings, etc.
Orters promptly attended to, which may al
80 be left with Brown & Betcher.
produces Of all kinds taken ID exchange for
work. ardnFreE COGEL a tBETCHEk.
Red Wing, April -, 1889. l4a-lyv-
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> NEW BARBER SHOP.

TSHE SUBSCRIBERS HAS FlTTEb UP IN
i first rate manner, the room formerly
occupied - the Sentinel Office, on PlLm street,
opposite the Hack Hoass, and having reduced
tho price Of shaving to, a5. -.
FIVE CE N r -
IL prepared 70 execute, in = superior msnnsr, all
gers are respectfully invited 70 call.
DOE s. ]. ". OOOK.'
Rcd Wing, May 7, 80. l44-tf
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W VIZ have been informed by some
gentlemen who have kept watch Of the river
and have marked it every day for the past
week, that is it is nearly two feet higher.
than it was two years ago, and rising At the
rate Of six inches cay. 1t is getting into
fashion, and like the ladies' skirts has an aw-
ful spread. A gentleman from Winona in
forms US, that that city. is partially SUBJ
merged, and thas steamers ARE now land
ing their freight in the second story of the
warehouses, the citizens, after the fashion oil
the vcnetians, paddle their gondolas, (bass.
wood dug outs) along the streets. Some
Of the citizens, think it would be = good
idea 10 do as they did five or six years ago
and "move herr back in the country till the
water goes down. }'''
" @ A RATHER grave, and solemn, look.
ing parsonage called At the livery stable Of
Mr.. w. H. Bennett, ON Wednesday morning
Of last week, and hired team and carriage,
stating that he wanted to go out in the coan.
try about forty miles, and that he would re.
turn on Friday evening. He did not, how.
ever, get back At the appointed time, and
the next day, Mr.. Bennett. who had been
somewhat suspicious Of him from the frst
set out after him, and secured the country
in various directions in quest Of him; but to
no purpose. and on Sunday evening was
about to give up the search, when he was
asreeab;y astonished to sec his horses brough,
into town BY Mr.. Wise, Of Hay Creek. H.
1t seems that upon the evening the fellow
designated for his return to this place, he
had stolen another horse, At Rochester, and
made this way with it. tied to the back o.
the carriage. but being closely pursued by
the Sheriff Of Omstsad county, aud think.
ing that he could mako better time on horse.
back than with the team and carriage he
abandoned them near the residence Of Mr..
Wise, and took to the woods. on horseback,
followed by the Sheriff Mr.. Wise found
the carriage and horses and brought them ia
town. 'aa, s.5.s, NV
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Rcd Wing, january Is, 1859

;.' l. O. Of e. II. a..
Red Wig Lodge No. Is, Of the above named
order. hold their regular meetings every Tues
day evening, ut 81 o'clock, ut Unity Hall foot
Of Broad street.
..;4s W. IL. WELLINGTON, VIC. T..
Al. MEAcnAM W. S. t'''.'' -
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STORE NO RENT.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY il now offered to
~ rant the STONE STORE formerly oc-
supaed By G. IL: Smith. on Bash stFeet. near.
quirs Of JACOB tBENNETT,
~ : -sH% ~ ID Red Wing Houss..
Rod Wing, April 80, ~. y0;H zAs-1
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from gentleman who Left this vicinity for
Pixies Peak, which says that he is in Leavsn-
WORTH. peaking" around He thinks that
= peaking" is the principal business Of the
10 natives of Kansas, and that those whof
find nuggets" will have to "peak'' clover
than he has been able to do. He says that
those rich "placers'' must have been mis-
placed before he got there. - he was not
able to raise the"color''. though he worked in
tho mines nearly two months. He is now
On his way to Minnesota. .1f
@'PAPER, the great means Of civilization
and enlightment, in all its various shapes
and forms. printed and imprinted, done up
in interesting books, Magazines, &c., or pure
and white Is the unsullied snow, in the
shape of cards and card hoard, or note and
letter paper, and capital foolscap. together
with such an assortment Of toys, trinkets,
jewelry, &C., as can only be selected by Mr..
Lows:er, may be found At his book and fancy
goods store. We are informed by Mr.. L.,
that they are the contents Of those boxes
that We observed on tho levee last week.
~ SPRING, gentle spring, with its frag-
rant breezes, and copious showers is here. -
We have enjoyed during the past week some
of the finest weather we ever saw any
where. Mother earth is decked in living
green. the trees are budding, the sweet
birds have come again, and all nature seems
to rejoice. The seasons may be compared
to life. In the day spring Of youth, . char
acter is formed which generally determines
the future life. So with spring; il the spring
is favorable the rest Of the seasons generally
prove remunerative. .:.a. t-.-
" The prospect ola brighter future for
Minnesota is apparent to every one who will
take the trouble TO observe the large amount
of freight that is daily shipped from Red
Wing. Mr.. Thompson has been engaged
for the past week in shipping the large guam
tity Of grain that he bought during the win.
ter, and . gentleman is now in La Cross, IS
agent for another firm in this city. Hides
command agood price here and below, and
the shipmentfor the past week has beer very
heavy. -. - = -
~ MANY of our farmers are making
great preparations for raising Chinese Sugar
Cane. 1t has been proven that the soil Of
Minnesota is we'll adapted to the growth Of
this useful article, and those who tried it
last year, with partial success, will profit by
their experience and do better this year.
Let the fanatics Of the plow," alias Abo.
litionsts, make note ofthis, and instead Of
railing at the Southerners for keeping mig.
CARS" go t, work, and by the sweat Of their
brow, show their pretended independence.
~ At the last regular meeting Of the
Red Wing Lodge Of tho I. 0. G. r., the fol-
lowing persons were installed as Officers fol
the ensuing quarter .....-... '..'-
W. H. Wellington, W. c. T.
l.ibbie Chaffee, w. VT. ~
A. j. Meachem, w. s.
Emeline. B. Ives, w. A. s.
Sarah Little, W. r. ;s..-.
Edward. Davis, W. F. 5.
j. w. Smith, w. NJ. .ff
Lucy Washburne. w. A. NJ.
.a Maria Peasc, W. I. G.
W. w. Dekay, W. q. G. .
Mary J. Little, w. II. II. 8. 1.t>+
vina Meachom, w. T.. H: 8. e..
J. l.. Farber, VIC. ,- ~.
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REFFEREE'S SALE

KEFFEREE'S SALE. ~
State Of Minnesota, District Court, III :.
Fifth District, (}oodhue County.
Tunes s. SlinEerland 80 T-A I'll II
= g. -. W. ~ ~ 49,. 'a',
jacob Bennett, and .--a,s.-at-f .-...
others, go 7t----;s-s = -:s,,,. y ~ 's-t5:3
90 Defendants! 81. .ft
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of
~ the order, Judgment and decree Of this
Court IN this cause, made, and bearing date tho
Esd dsy Ut M~Ivl,sto6e, / shall uxpv fur salo
as theltwj directs, at the front door Of The Post
Oftce, IN the city of Red Wing, iu said county,
or. tie lsth day. Of May, 1859, ut 10 O'Clock in
tho forenoon, all that tract Or parcel Of land
lying and being in said county Of Goodhue.
described as follows, viz -
Z. The southwest one-quarter Is " " Of Sec
ton number thirty-two 49,, ilr township nu,s-
bered QUE hundred and twelve (ll2).. north Of
range number fifteen (l5) west, containing one
hundred and sixty acres Of land, more or less;
according to the Government survey thereof
j Dated the I'd April. 1889. ,,..
-. HENRY e. HOFFMAN,
.eI srisIo r1G+ I'D h. rs-t Referee.
+ 7.WA1REN B1IsToL, -, ,-..,rs "
Plaintiffs Attorney. g -
Aprils 49, -s9;5 4ig,s- !, g-~ w6w
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. MARRIED.

BOODKAN--BROWN-1n this city. on tho |
5th inst, 1t the residence Of the bride, BY A. g.
Littlefeld, Esq, Mr.. Frederick Boodman and I
Mrs. SoI hia Brown, both Of Goodhae county
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-NOTICE.

--I--f| .-i-.r----. NUI1CE.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received bv
y the undersigned, at tho office of the Coun-
" Auditor until the Cd day Of May, \ D.,
1855, NJ: for the removal Of the dirt and rub
bish around the Court House in Red Wing
Persons desirous Of bidding, can do so, either
by tho yard, or : specific amount for removing
tho same. BY order Of the Committee on
Public Buildings, w. S. GROW,
r1, Eata.sa q. b. PASCO.
Red Wing, April %, 1859. l4a-ws
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~ We would call the attention Of those
interested, to tho Game and Fishing Laws
Of our State, and especially to those provis-
ions relating to the shooting Of cartridges,
quails, snipe, &c. Tho laws are very strict.
Remember, also, that there is heavy fine
for fishing with net. Some persons in
this city are practicing this mode If CATCH
ing trout. You had better quit it, gentlemen.
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I " Now is the time for the merchants
to let the people know whore to find them,
and what they have to sell; to get out their
cards, handbills and advertisement. for the
spring and summer trade. We would mod
estly recommend the Sent incl a. an adver.
Using medium. u it has great part Of its
circulation in the back towns, and villages
that do business with this place, while al
orders for cards. posters, bill heads, circulars
&C., will DO promptly filled, and in . super
ior manner 1t this Office.
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Red Wing, April %, 1859. l42- W.
= DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

a DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un-
= der the name and style Of Cogel & BlSchls.
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
are to 30 paid 70 Cogel + Retcher. by whom
all demands against said firm will be settled.
------e,~- C. COGEL,
4EsS - JOHN BLOCHLE.
: Rad W,nR. Aoril 10, 1859. kAaw4 ri.
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W VIZ are happy to announce the safe
arrival in Red Wing. Of Mr.. S. B Foot,
wholesale ard rsts:l dealer in boots, shoes,
leather, gents furnishing goods, &c. Mr..
Foot has been East on purchasing tour,
and assures Us that he bought. and is ex-
!pecting next week, the largest stock Of the
kind ever brought to Red Wing, which he
intends to sell It slight advance on cost
We take pleasure in assuring dealers in the
country, that they can boy of Mr.. Foot full
Is cheap IS though they bought their goods
below, and paid freight on theu, tn Red
Wing. His motto il, "quick salas. and
small profits" aud it will win, every time.
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T. " VIZ learn that the steamer Eolian,
which was sunk in. the lake short time
since, has been moved nearer the Minnesota
shore where she now lies. Much freight
has been taken from her, though the water
IS so deep that most Of it will prove total
loss. We are informed that it is the inten.
tioh Of Capt. Davidson to raise the engine,
| If possible. 80
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COMMERCIAL.
RED WING PRICE CURRENT,

c,rrsessA weekly by Mentirs Shsidon wholesale and
retail Merchants
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Red Wing, April 10, 1859. Hsw4
PROBATE NOTICE.

h "a - 4VO A~AA =
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that George
~ D. Whitcomb, Adp,nmtrator of the o..
tate Of George W. Tiltoh, licensed, has made
application to this Court for the settlement Of
his accounts Is administrator Of said estate
All persons interested in said estate, are re-
quested to appear before said Court, Monday,
the I'd day Of May next, at 10 o'clock A. ~, ut
the office of the Judge Of Probate, in tie city
Of Red Wing, and show cause, if any there b.,
why the account Of the said administrator
shoul not be allowed.
Z, By ORDER Of QRRIN DENSMORE, 81
!" 4a a%a Judge Of Probate.
;. Dated Nod Wing, April Is. 1889. 3w
go, $50 a DISTRICT COURT. se
THE NAY TERM OF the District Court Of
y tho 5th judicial District, in and for tho
county of Goodhue, State IT Mime sofa, will
DO held on the I'd Monday 10 May next, being
the 10th inst, ct 9 o'clock A. NJ, At the Court
Attest, ais ~ J. GOING,
ll3wA ar af.l 4F Clerk, District Court.
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RED WING POST OFFICE.

e-- HOURS OF DELIVERY OF MAILS. 800.
On Sundays, from 9 to 10 A. n. On week
days, from Z A. NJ. to s ?. n. .g....r .......s,
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II Q M q COL M N

w O.. Bunch & Co., have received their
summer stock Of groceries. provisions, &c.
They propose to engage largely in the ship
ping business, during the coming season. q"
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SHINGLES Shaved 2 0ot03 Is; Extra 8 so
LATH-2 80 per n. u
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~ In another column will be found
corrected Red Wing market reports. Ou'
Red Wing market is corrected weekly by
McIntire & Sheldon, wholesale and retail
merchants Of this city.
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REFEREES SALE.

j A. EDaExrox, Atty. al Mortgages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-09

NOTkOBs s..
70 Samuel Dunlap, Thomas Dunlap, Edward G.
Pyle, IsrAAl Tennis, William Timbssman, L. B.
4eatby1Q. u. Coz, md Y. D. Walksr:
IS 3Kh day Of 1mnary, A. D. 1854, ! petition in
Chancery d Amos III. Brown viii be placed on fls
In the Clerks Once " the district Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, at the City Of Ksokuk, claiming
against you the foreclosure Of mortgage Of date
Let july, 1857, given by the said Samuel Dunhp
On Lots number one, two, three and six In Block
enc hundred and forty-two, and Lots number sew
81 eight and nine In Block one hundred and scvcn-
Y-two, Of the City Ut Ksokuk aforesaid, with oon-
dl.ion: e b void on the p,ymen. Of four Pronis-
soIy nstes all Of dats Let January, 1857, given BY
sid SAMUEL Dunlap and each Endorsed By said
Thonae DuAlsp, coming due and payable to the
sddpl6AtfK - follows: &
vAsn0ea On Una ysas from date, amount &S60
Une n~AA oue two years from date, amount 5SO
One note due three years from date, amount $50
One note due Tour years from date, amount 760
Al bearing - per cent. interest. And also the
follewiae. VI !:
oas .:ss q date FEB. !. 1857, due y..r from
One n:.s q dats Feb. !, 1857, due ysars From
One se.s Of dats Feb. !, 1857, dus years from
On. note Of date Feb. !, 1857. due years from
Several Of which notes are past due and All Of
ct them remain unpaid and unless ron appear in
sad suit on or before the second day of the special
term (eommsncing on the fourth Monday OF Junc.
1852 Of said Court and hle your answer to said
petition, decree Of foreclosure will be rendered
againat you by confession.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-09
Legal Notice.


To Robert McMurdy.
NOU are hereby notified that there 10 now on
= dle in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lee County, lows, at Kcokuk, petition
OF Samuel y. Scolss, claiming Of Rufus Wilsey
the sum Of twenty-seven hundred dollars, and in
terest NJ money due on promissory note. Said
petition prays for the foreclosure Of . certain
mort s. executed - said Wiisey 10 pialntln to
SECURE the payment Of the said note and Others da-
ed une IS, 1855, which mortgage conve ys the S-W
Of the NE. Of SEQ. ~, township S. ran 70 west
In Lee CO., IovAn which said real estate You have
Or claim 70 have some interest. There is also on
Me IN said ease an amended petition, alleging 1
mistake In the description Of above named property
in said mortgage, and praying correction Of the
same.
Now, therefore, unless yen appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day or the
next term of ssid District Court, 90 mmenOinE IT
Keokuk on the fourth Monday in Jsue, 1859,
Judgment and decree will be rendered according to
the prayer Of said petition and all your interest in
the shove described real sst late will Be extinguised
and your equity Of redemption forsclos4d.
McCHARY BRUCE,
May ~ lS59-d4w Soils FOR Petitioner.
HARTFORD FINE INGURANCE co.,
OF HARTFORD.
INCORPORATED In 1910.
Capital $500, 900 SHrplns.. ,6lS 81
ALL PAID ur.
DIREcToRs--H. Huntington, Albert Day, James
Goodwin, Chas. B0swel1, Henry Kenay, Calvin Day,
job Allyn, John r, Braee, Chss J. Russ.
THO. c. ALLYN, 6Ac,y. II, HUArIaGros, Pres't.
G. G. LYMAN, Asat Sc. W. N. BowKKs, Aot'ry.
VIM. W. BELKANAP, Agent.
Ksokuk, April ., '5o-d