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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
To THE INTELLIGENT.

An diseases aTise from end 10 iupury Of the blood No
matter how called each be cured by vegetable Puaves
which ony np in tho bud but actually expe the foul
huors which produce dreaded headache tic doereuI aud hea
NATHAN well liver affections pain In the side and general
heayiDe-s and WEAKNESS upon the least ezeon hsy BRAN
pHzrs Pills only these affections but also asthma
and all durable OF the lungs well recent colds and
coughs Even consumption aud bleeding of the un have o'n
been cured by them. Remember BKAsDKETHs Pills have
lOs wears Duration and warranted purely vegetable aud In
ospbe Of uuna the enderes. age weakest frame Those
who use recommends but their virtues surpas~ euogy They
must used DO luy appreciated Sold at principal ONCE
No ga Canal. price 25c. boz, and by al duEgstA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
THE FACTS AND FIGURES.

throughout the late canvass in our City, the
Hayemeyer organs, but especially The Times.
rouady asserted and daily reiterated that the sup
port Of Opdyke for Mayor was pretense and a
sham-ihat il would not be seriously persisted in at
the polls-and that those who most strenuously
urged it would secretly cast their own votes, with
those of what were termed &" the machine Republl-
scans, for Wood. These machine Republicans"
were computed at three to four thousand, to be
subtracted from an aggregate at most OF 900 Re
publican votes, so az to leave but 5000 to be d.
yided between Opdyke and Havemeyer.
Were these representations true Did the
Republicans, to any extent, vote for Wood ? We
believe not one hundred Of them on any account
whatever. Never was candidate more faithfully
and heartily supported by those Republicans who
protested to be for him than was George Opdyke.
Still, his vote is less than the Republican strength
of our City--less by thousands than we expected,
and had right to expect. The discrepancy Is
caused, in the first place, by the general % Amer-
can" vote for Wood. This We had not at all
counted on-had no reason to apprehend. We
knew that some Americans would vote for Have
meyer; but none Of the movements or demonstra-
tions Of that party looked to vote for Wood.
But look at tie figures:
Opdyke.........22,7l6 Wood 30, 339
Pirkney .........2l,7s2 Lynch. ...........-2,49 400
Pinkney ahead. 2O76 Wood ahead....... 2,S9
Here are more than 1000 votes cast for Wood
and Pinkney Chosen before as an American), cast
by Americans with scarcely an exception.
OF course, there were also Republican and Amer
lean votes for Havemeyer, as the following aggre-
gates for the Tammany candidates will show;
Hayemeyer &c. sI3; Tlden, "a O92; McEroy q, 81.
H. over Tlden, 2,72l ii. over MeEhoy, 1872.
The vote for McElroy is the legitimate Tammauy
strength, which, by the aid of the screws put to the
enpioyts in the Custom House, Office, Street
and other Municipal departments s ,495 below
Opdykes vote, depleted as that was BY the inces
sant camor ofjournals largely taken BY Republicans,
that to vote for Opdyke was to vote indirectly for
Wood. Toward night, when it was generally un.
derstood that Hayemeyer was ahead Of Opdyke,
many Republicans voted for the former as the only
remaining chance of beating Wood. Yet every one
Of our City candidates is ahead Of McElrsy, who
was entitled to and We presume received, every
Tammany vote at least. Add to Opdyke's vote the
number by which Havemeyer leads McElroy-
5,592-and you have 25,3O5-which is the actual
strength Of the Republicans of our City aided by
such Americans as prefer their company and fellow
ship to that of either Democratic faction. Had
these oil stood firm for Opdyke, he would have
been by far the stronger of the snti-WOOd candi-
dates, aud those whose foremost aim was Woods
defeat must have centered Opdyke, as so many of
them were misled to do on Hayemeyer.
Such are the facts and figures: scan them
closely and judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

By the steamer Edinburgh, which arrived at this
port last evening, we have four days later Euro
pean news. 1t is not of striking Importance, ex-
cept in the one feature of disposition on the part
of the Emperor of France to withdraw his Opposi-
ton to the appointment of Chevalier Buoncom-
pagni to the Regency Of Central Italy. The re-
mainder of the news ia interesting.
The stcamer Ocean Queen, from Southampton
on the 23d ult, arrived at this port last evening,
subsequent to the Edinburgh. She brings the
same dates as those by the latter vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

The Overland mall with San Francisco dates to
the l4th ult, has arrived at st. Louis. The news
is meagcr. The United States troops, with the ex-
ception of Capt. Pickett's company, have been
withdrawn from San Juan, by order Of Gen. Scott.
Gen. Scott had left Victoria for Fort Townsend, to
take the steamer Northerner for San Francisco,
where he would await further instructions from
Washington. The accounts from Fraser River
mines were favorable. Information from the new
mines on the Semilkamen River creates strong
probability that there is extensive gold region on
the eastern slope of the Cascade Mountains. Dele
gates to represent Oregon in the Charleston Con-
venton were TO be elected on the 18th list. Some
fifty wbalers had arrived at Honolulu. The average
catch of the Ochotsk Sea feet would not exceed 500
barrels and that of the Arctic feet not much.
Business at San Francisco Was more brisk, and
prices frmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
CRrsT FIRE At MARIANA, FLA.
MAElAHrA, FLA, Nov. g. i2sa

. a., 49, a,th Of October town was visited %
g desScve re and the largest enc which has ever
49, ia : HKUEfxes PATEET sAIE in nser Uhicn "e'
p,t.d 40 a NOT intense beat and FED into eeia oeto~.
AfSr removing from the ruias ano oPeHs IL 'T o"s'eN
found to be wholly uninjured a., -. A. .,.i. n m.
woad here remark tst they tray mem tne Vs. "
s,sstox PrEs.PEooF SsYEs. iOu VIII piesse shp me ar
other Immediately DO not Consider my oook papers,
snd money 'ec1s' " = esf'ji, yonrs D. u LEsiIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
FrRy At RIca1oND, Va.
RICHMOND,

ffRy At RICHMOND, Va. -.
RICHMOND, Va Nov. 2. 1859.
Messrs KSoWLEs WALToEp, Agents; We take pleasure N
asdz your long ft Of certificates Testimonials IN "''
OF HyyRIsGs PATENT FIRE PROOF SAWS ,.-
In the IRE which consumed sssnsawins ana ca
shops on night Of the 2h October last We bad one o.
atS and though exposed intense heat az ~ss en-
TREY redhO the oude from the burning nSors sno ~
which fell H. opening u the next day We ouho 20
snc. indicate contents had been near hre we a
order another you IN few days and use The od oh - c.
Mil Msyo's Bride where you nay 'es
yfyes SAFEs. JONI o. Vho "io''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

amy. ancient or modern. more arbitrary in h
nature or more crushiDg to the spirit Of free taesxs
and speech, than this abomnable edict. which srns
each petty twenty -dollar-a-year Postmaster via
absolute power to determine" what bis fellow
citizens may read and what must be forbiadsa
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

At the Union mass meeting in Philadelphia, last
night. the Hon Joseph Il. lDgersoll presided. A
series of resolutions expressing sympathy with the
virginians; in favor of executing the Fugitive
Slave Law, &C., were passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

THE NKw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE is p1blished every
morning and Evening sroeped-the morning edo'
Is delivered TO City Subscribers at l2 cents per week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
RALDwrs's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
TUE LAnaE.r ~ raE CRY.
Eou 70 and II Bowery.
BvLr EErAsssLH POS TAs bu'iSEss'

-, ~ .,tensive ock Of Fashionable Pal ard Niater
os,ns snouutng TO sl5e00 must be sold before tns iyth
S.x IN JspoeTy nsxsn manufactured within tho a't two
hs uzon Room contains eessonOole Goods IN toe se"es'
variety aud the beet artists In the CITY ere engaseo ,,
ver 800 RcsEs DR CHAkBkk, Of exquisite tes ana sJ'i
slso FunisLiag Goods VI every description, -, ,,..
PerticUar attention is given to the Chhotens Osp~'iuo
Lsdiss pie exeInne for yourselves -
Crrs Inducements viii be offered tn persons 70
.roos Ia the above lns this entire sioct WIN DC
ost or ever less than 20 oversaNns %
ear cant 70 the purchaser. -.
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Netpalurk Daily Gribm,re
THURSDAY, DECEMBER g, 1859.
IN cOBRESPOgDENTS.

a. sote osa he Of Anonymou. Commusoeisns Wh-
eyet l. lsoded for insertion be authenticated BY the
name epd sddrcss the werhot necessarily Ef pubAes
ton but o. q guaranty for his good faith
We cannot pudsrtse 70 return rejected Conmaniosicns
Bsnes letters TRIBUNE should In "a Be i'd
dressed to HORACE GRsELEY L. Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
nnr,r PrKE Az ArLaSrA. Ga.

~ ATLANTA ia, Nov. %, 1852
g. C. HzRzrxs Co, No. Isl Broadway Eew-fork
Ky-s; Ths anal safe which purchased OF you some tine
since was in my ses twOstory wooden building when ..
burned at grea. here the 10th inst The sale wss
RzpHoT snd on opening Il the next morning found W con
tents consisted Of silver 500 in bank bis win ohet
psp~Ts al safe sound X SBAcSLERoRD, Auc'loheef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
Business Notifies.
ExrRA NARY SALE
osrxHsL HorsE-krRSisHiss Ccops'
Ala
GREAT RHDVCIIcx - PElcE
=. V. HAUGnworT & Co.,


kAA 4sS 4ge, and 492 BEoADv1y cor Of sfSo5s a 70,
yysvrs reeogvea iargs consgnneu.s Of Goods ifcg kre
ss on MGrrRscruREzs AccooST and having hYs IN
,.osaay heavy and choice stock Of ooodH on ns5e
ve 81 ths approaching Of the business sesson
q, make lar0e Reduction IN ts,Sy pyiets 49,
FHon 1mS TIaE UKT1L THE III eryAfe.nl .'-i.',v "a
20 insure large demand and thcs enable thefn '"
duoe ther stoek before the close Of the ycer 5000, Crn
In consequences Of the reduced standard o.
ax~or thev arr ensblsd oAer their boHssis 49, - IL
doops PrkraAsKD AT 7HE LATE fAiE Al A'''0 - -
PanALLELep LoW PRIcEA -. a.. ~>S.o,S srie,,.
$500 - IA nTrE FEEscH CnisA DisssE @ - 80
o. s,sr.,wa Efrr coxI1ErE tHEyicz oE hioh WI NJ
r.-.a Eo.xNlAx ULAssNAH FOk zFkAs0Ss conf $500
nSs-,ss. GosLETs CHASrAssss. WiSss' hoo~ OALA
M sr--. RoWfS PkEskEyE pisHss. &c, 6e-'
hass' S-r'~ Fok SKvESTT DOLLARS, 49,,
th VIE ssscr be the cheapest sets eFof Soe " WIS
Nc. DHcoa tTBD DiSIsC sshticks
NV At ae0. Sll5. and SilS, and upward %.
u..xx suyEH PLATED CAsrUas 81 -, % ana ~
- SarxyEID QrALfTr .. II and go -.
- 80 P,syrp TRA 5ETz, pieces. al 40 ard ~
= eS.xor,srrE srrLH and FIEiss. at $os g.,
Ssu or CrTLzxI, ~ PeeeL WIZ iF0Hi h~SNAAN =" '
90 CIsEs q S2l Is and rH =. - W. 49,. o..
RaGL B0aBEfAx CoLoEap ana GHShA'AO WINE W. '''
- R,os fyrr ana ExeRAvED DsoASTsEs 30 yer peH and
CrT BoHRsfar GoBLETs, - per dozen, &c, &C, &C
public erAmne goods ana Psac qua 90
en- b. geSsrsscn ef prizes 70 ScHEiHe 49,,
Y,tc~n are marked in plain figures from which
AiS"' No DEVIATION GADE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
ASoTHER ~ SANE FIRE.

Nessrs. $. c. HEARING Go.
1ysTs: The u1Katkg's PATENT CHAMPION SAFE bouEhi
you month In the tire OF the loh i IN
arg- tortofy OGDEN buden and opening found the
boek. and a III right have since bought another OF your
AGENTS ". HKKKisGG soS. Respectfully You're,
--SN'f Z. II. COLEMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

Now that the municipal election is safely over.
perhaps the gentlemen of the Democratic Vigilant
Association" having succeeded in raising Fernando
Wood to the dictatorship of the Democratic party
of New-York, will give their attention for mo
ment to certain egations contained In manifesto
published by them on the 10th of October last.
This Yigilant Association was body OF msny
members, but il is understood that the publication
in question was made on the authority Of thsir
Executive Committee, composed OF the persons
named in the following list:
Warts SHERMAN, ELIAS s HIearw.
I,~rs IRs Isaac TOWNSEND,
AIsESsso, y JARVIS srsPHxsi JOHNSON,
Casarrs A. LAscSr. scHurLsR Livrsssrss,
lo.I WoIFE j. I. SOgrrHR,
sosrrn 1. N. BAaLOw, BasJAs,s Il. frsIp.
RErsEs WIrHERs Moszs TAILOR
GsoRss j. Feaassr RorAI PasLrs,
w CHaTHn r. X. kLsgRTrs
GEORGE G. COLLINS, yoHs I. A8szw,
JAMES OLwELL, 0Honan 0Enss
b. N FOR JoHa w. CuLRHRr.
JoHs McKxssos, n HEsRY YsLvsRros
We have already appealed to this COMMITTEES
generally to relieve itself by an explanation Of ths
disgrace which its groundless and gratatous cal
umnies have attached to all their authors. This
appeal the Committee has not seen it to attend Ia,
though we believe the gentlemen have been sees
in public every day, without bushes. We muss
now call upon individual members, aud We viii
begin with one, who. whatever may have been
said against him, has preserved tho reputation ofs
man of honor and of truth. Mr.. William T. Cole
man are you responsible for the manifesto Of Oct
I6, with which your name is Connected nso, do
you justly, do you retract tho atrcciOus hbes it
contained If you are not responsible for 1t,
who isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
A FRIyNp IN NEEp-TRY IT.

pk SwEErs IsEsLLIRLH LIStsKNr.
~ srf external remedy q The 40 Prepared tom tbs
soaue 81 r Ssphsn ef ConssecEt the ceiebfstcd
bsns s.ter whose re l. psard By thss 81 any living ran
N Al oerain ana lmnSai.to Rheumatism soa; aeu-
xss svsass bruises wounds sores ourrs scsds pe
iEAase kedsebe toothAhe and az rhesnsto o. nssons
Siserdsrs external injuries kc Al ssdsEers shcd give :
trial kenAHpsoH Co. Pro2ristoSs, hsEwieA, Cers Fer
hare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

S. c. HERnING Co.. Pstentees and Manufacturers Of HHR
,tSc. P.rWNT CrANPioy FIRE AND BrR0LARPEOoP SAHBs
No Isl Broadvsy Of Mursy opposite the City Han
Tork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

are sv.led Ths5 Rsht c~sy dursee sAa a. 70 ehsa
A. shsekins urasaE behaa BAfcKxLoRs HAIR DNn
tso bess IN tss world eny harmless and reliable Dye tneWH
AeesS a. tie Fsotery Nc 9Se broadway opposite As FsrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
pR. NARSn coniinur. 10 npplY his RApIcAL

DR. MARSH continues 10 apply his RADICAL
ogns rsrs s saessss Ia ssing permanent esre- Of Ter
aa kopiue Ne. Seseyst Ladies waited upon ~ To-
ss n PsVsse Aso TEUssE % every description foz
psreneak fstention q ksp,ase Bsshng frss sgpPoes
SAegidse Braces Saspensey bendeos Sk Elac Stoskg
Kses Csp.. Ankiets saa AL Sslo. appliances sss01eacy
noplieA b. Mass &c. Nc. sNes-E-sa. II.
POSTAGE STAMPS, 3 and 10 cents, for sale at
TIA Ofbce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

THE STEREOsCOPIC EMP'M.-E. ANTHONY
Es 200 BxOtpwAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
HsRkING's PATENT CHAMPION
fIRB AND BVReLAR-fkccE SAIEs.
Wstk HALL's Patent Powdcr-Proef Lceks,
AEosa tAs greatest security Of any Sale In the werd
S. {. HeaEISs &C.,
Nc. Isl Broadway, opposite City Hall n. X.

HoiLowAY's PILLS AND OiNTMENr.-Ihe
hca o: lie a. this Is surming e1pos2s 90 the
S.nn asrasnhere scs ranks Of the vctins Pleuriy
aslha eonsuupon. dipthea scrlaln and Group sTc IN
rasinr 10 terrible exeH timely 70 thee Teue-
49, - n, fr.urr . speedy core.
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6eALDNs's PREPARED GLUE.
Usassr syEEf Hotsz-
Yea 6ALn EyHkf~aRkn-
a-xs.xtar.< ~ II. C. BPA11gsss No. - fi1z.-st.
Ssss-JHst satEess, Sea Ne NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
BERBn's KITCHEN RANGES.

For ON, AND YOUNG, AND WORTHY, THIS
<,osFprNcr o. ALt--ProL woop's HAiK REsreSkrIvS.
pco broadway sold by AZ Druggists Sad Fancy
Goods DoAlerA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31
in Bsssarsbis vii support 70

The large Russian army in BessaFs5is viii support ss
DaDubsn Pipcipaiiiies.
\ Berlin lsger says that Toe Russian Enbassadlr
at that Court had oomUuoic Aied 70 TOE Foreign Ma.
.ter $ dispatch from Pnoce GorcAakon promising
20 support Prussis SOD EpgADd 10 tleir en- iessor %
prccnie = pescefal solution. The young Pnnee Cor.
chsb of Is said 20 have been the bearer Of similar
c,sua.ol g. Par,s.
Several persous iorusTly condemned AMI ex,lel for
political Ofenses had been authorized 20 rs,arn 20
France.
Orders had been issued for five Fl gates 20 Ia
sh,stbed with iron, 10 make them shOtpr0oi.
l. is o.A.ej gat dispatches had been received from
Aiceua. announcing thst uuul ual excitement pr
walled smorr toe Arabs snd that demand was
mace for the division of esOtry winch lately arrived
ir france 10 be sent back % Africa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

revolver Hsvirg pissed thsss -ssp'rs IL his pook-
-ts he sailed fo.tR an ~. hey = sIisr-ng rs
baDd for friendly grasp, Mr.. Sckes eE. -ined:
" Nos, villain, yea mus; ~ Sal tied ne lfs,
yi.toi at biz enemy, oa' wicout shea'' ~. ny
hurled an cpera.ciass in he face aEi dsGt- s-sppe
commenced. the one Eaa trying . master ne ether
Am. the other erdesyorirg - discharge MS second
TisJ5l. M sickes prevailed, I'D vita MS ,ec'Li
Shot brought bis enemy 20 ire ground. som1 ieehsl
IN D,ss,,n hoSeveT. vas Re, that even wen be
hse EIIed NJ Ky, Ne 6isab aged 6srre Of his re-
yoiser into the oeal nsn's tesf and with IN oa,h
rroered himself 70 20 The cic:rs Of Justice Sleh are
tie Leading fsc.s Of this miserable story, which We
recrI Nil uuieisn.i so-roE, .rt which se .re sure
vii be read with much c5qmissersd0u by Ell parsons
in Engsrd who hsd sLy tnoHege Of the actors N tie
traofdy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-18
The Knickerbocker Magazine.
EEYAE KNInE ERROCK ER Al 40 AuINr 49,

The KnickerbockeY Magazine.
TIRE KNICKERB0cKER MAGAZINE begins
1 in its May number two serials: one illustrated
and In popular styie the Authorizations OF Food
the subject nearast the health and happiness OF
ever3 family in The land, and now attracting great
attention In Europe; the other fascinating and
powerful story Of domestic life, entitled:
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN,
by Octave Feuillet, said to be the best novel pro
ducsd in the last five years. The first chapter
opens brilliantly. Neither Dickens, Thaokefay, nor
any American novelist, has produced any thing
more charming and interesting.
Every one knows that, by the criminal avarice of
manufacturers and dealers, almost every article OF
food In common use, liquors and drugs, are adul-
terated with hurtfu and poisonous substances, and
the knickerbocker is the first and only publication
in the country that has undertaken to expose thor
oughly this gigantic wrong which secretly attacks
every mans life. All Of its statements are based
up rigid chemical anal yss and microscopica ex-
aminations made for this special purpose. The
authorizations and the manner Of detecting them
are unrivAsd, and to probe the evil to the bottom
the knickerbocker will publish, go fur rs ts inves
LEGATIONS extend, the names OF the Manufacturers
and dealers guilty of this insidous crime sganst
health and life II is the most important series u
articles ever begun In an American Maga.inc, and
should 60 into every family.
The May knickerbocker has also the conclusion
Of splendid article on Dante, by Rev, Dr.. psgood
dHshing contribution, Over the Pahri, III. j. W.
Palmer Joliygreen,s Western Tour, by Osmond
Tiffany Humorous Poems by Park Benjamin and
Alice Carey and . novel and picturesque contribu-
tion on Siam, by recent missionary to the King
dom of the w hite Elephant. This HdHtcr't Table
IL always feature Of the kickeYbockef. "A full
page steel plate engraving Of MAaame Do Chev.
| reuse, the great rival Of Richelieu and Aasafin
! opens the number. ~ N N
Terms, $500 per year, postage pre-RaiA By The
| Publisher to any part Of the United Statsss "a
| A Specimen Namber of the Nay Khlohsrbocke q,
containing the above, with scvcn faii-pags feteel
Plate Engravings. worth NJ least one doilsI viii b.
seut on receipt of q cents in post&geslalnps al
| the office of publication.
| JOHN n. GRAN,
Nays Nos. 10 and Is ] acuh n, Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-18

LeEal Notice.
To James l.. Eetcs and Amanda Estes his wife, Ed
ward j. Wickersham, A. L. Dsming, John L.
Antrim, Charles Mason, Love, Bryan, Adams 4
Co., ,. N. Wright, Arthur W sloott, and William
Leighton:
VOu are hereby notified that there ia now on Gle
i in the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, Mt Keokuk, petition OF John
Olive claiming Of the said James Z. Estes the sum
Of one thousand dollars money due on 3 prsmis-
sorry note also claiming against al Of you the fore
closure OF mortgage executed by the said james
L. Estes and Amanda Estes his wife, dated Octo-
Der -, 1851, and conveying the following real es.
tate, In which the other defendants have or cla m
to have some interest, TO wit West Of south
east OF section 3, township IS, range s; the esst
] Of south-west OF section s, township S., range
s; southwest Of section TO- township SIS, range 81
the southeast Of section 10, township o., range
west also lots and 5, block 80 in Keokuk also,
half of lot adjoining lot 5, block 20, Keokuk-
all in the County OF Lee and State Of Iowa. Now
unless you appear and answer ssid petition on or
hefore the morning Of the second day of the special
term of said District Court, commencing on the 4th
Monday in June, 1852, judgment and decree will
DO rendered against you according to the prayer Of
said petition, and said real estate wi be sold TO sat
sfy said debt and AL the interest of ali the defen-
dants therein will becut of and forever extingirh-
ed and barred.
McCRARY 4 BRUCE,
May I, l660-d Att'ys for Pitts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-18
March "a, 1859 div
NOTICE.


Two PATRICK MADDEN 6rR-Yos are hereby
L notified that there IL on lie in the once Of the
Clerk OF the District Court of Lee County. lows,
ut keokuk, petition Of Amos H. Brown claiming
decree Of said Court agsinss you for the sum Of
S3olSo and ten per cant per annum interest thefs-
on from October IA, 1858. on . mortgage by ysu to
said Brown given, Of date October IA, 1855, the
front ends by fifty feet deep Of lots II and II in
block $50, in the city Of Keokuk, Lee county Iowa.
to secure the payment of the purchase money Of
said realty, viz: $425, in four equal annual In
stalimen. with interest from saia date 1T the rate
OF ten per cent. per annum, payable annually,
default In payment of any Of said installments
or interest to make said whole amount due and
psyabls)J sAid petition charging snch defant, and
claiming also the foreclosure and sale Of said
mortgaged premises and the extinguishmsnt Of all
equity Of redemption under said mortgage and for
general relief. You are therefore notified that nm
lass you sppear and answer to said petition ON the
second day Of the September term ITO commence
on the nrst Monday Of September, 1859 j Of aid
Court, Adecree will be taken against ycu tAMsen
pro coNfeso. N
CURTIS, GILMORE 1 CURTkB,
Solicitors for Pstiaise3.
March "a. ISAQ-dAu