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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-06


v1SHERE 10 now on die in the ONCE OF the Clerk
/ OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, It
Keokuk, the petition OF Reed Co., claiming Of
you seven hundred and sixty 1.-two dollars and nfty-
four cents, and ten per cent interest hereafter
two promiss0fy notes executed by you 10 them.
Said petition also prays N attachment on the
ground Of your non residence. Unless you appear
and anawer said petition on or before the second
day Of the neGt term OF the District Court Of said
County, ct keokuk, judgment will be rendered
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTRR,
mh3S.dlm Pitts Atty's.
To Rufus Wilsey, Elizabeth Wilsey, John Wilssy.
Partridge, Penchote h Warren, Lorenzo D..
Brown, William Brown. James Bradford, A. e. .
Grinnan, Cornelia Grinnan:
VOU and each Of You are hereby notified that
i there ID now on ale In the ofhce Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, lows, ct IT. Md
isOn petition Of James @. Lyon claiming Of you
the said Rufus Wilsey the sum OF twelve hundred
dollars, and interest from Oct. eth, 1855, st 10
per cent. per annum upon promisssry note exc
cutsd BY you to the said J. G. Lyon for one thou
sand dollars Of date October eth, 1855, bearing
interest 1t ~ Der cent per annum. Also. claiming
against all Of you the foreclosure Of = mortgage
upon part OF lots one and two, block one hundred
and twenty-five, being real estate in CITY Of Keo-
kuk in said county and state, executed BY said
Rufus Wilsey and Elisabeth Wiisey, to secure the
pay ment Of the said note and interest, and that
unless you appear and answer thereto on or before
the morning Of the I'd day OF next term OF said
Court to be holden ct 1T. Madison the Sd Monday
in May, A. .. 1859, judgment win be rendered
against you by default.
March %, l850-d1m Att'ys for Plaintif.
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Eine watch RepAirIng.
TvsHE subscriber being obliged to make change
1 In the WArca REPAIRING DxPARrMExr, has 30
cured the services OF competent workman--one
who understands hin business thoroughly. Great
care will be taken with oil work entrusted to my
cara and tho work warranted 10 give satsfaction.
The RsFairing 0f Clocks, Jsweiyy, re-, also the
man featuring Of goods Of every description shall
rscciye my personal attention, and warranted.
r. S.-Work OF all kinds not giving perfect sat-
tsfdciton, will be promptly adj usted BY calling on
the subscriber, ut No. Estes House
April 6-d1w SAM'L g. BRIDGES.
TEAS TEAAiI TEASIIl
lust received, large and we'll assorted lot Of
u TEAS, consisting 0f
Extra Fine Imperial.
Extra Fine Young Tyson.
Extra Fine Oolong.
We have several grades Of the above kinds OF
Teas, ct different prices. These Teas have been
selected FOR our retail trade we guarantee tho
price TO uit GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON,
mh3S-d Main street, near Third.
CUGAR-CUkED HAMS.
- COLLIER a ROBERTSON,
mh36-d Is Main street.
ONE hundred bushels prime Dried Apples for
~ sale by KELLOGG 4 BIRaE.
CLOCKS.
a assortment just received % No E5tes
a House. SAM'L q. BRIDGES.
dscltd
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A NEW OPENING!

"A NE w NJ LlN lAN0.
rJsnE subscriber has just opened aFArIILT
i GROCERY. ON EOMrsh.st.. bet.
Matn and HI oM eau, IN rear OF Hamill
Ralston's, where he will b. found with good sup
ply Of CHOICE q ROcERIKS euch ~ the wants OF
every one demand. Goods delivered to any part Of
the CITY free. TERMS CASH.
j.. II. COpHLIN, Agent.
Keokuk, March ~, 'bo.dtf
ID. n. HUmPHREY,
AucsI nm ma COmmlssi IN Mere "A {.
Mo. s ESTES HOUSE. Particular attention
IN Civ en- 10 the sale Of furniture, horses ear
riages, &c. 8at taprl dim
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DsALMS and Hymns, Church Psalmist, Church
/ psaimist with Supplement, Christian Hymns,
all styles Of bindings; also, Bibles, Testaments
Catechisms, Class Books, DO, for sale by
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w MERCHANTS, sssonA door above the corne,
sf6londeau, Water street, Keokuk, lows.
mchS-dly
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Todeorge W. Lemon B. q. Burbridgs and Oscar
II. Bsrbridge:
THERE ID now on le in the ofdoe Of the Clerk Of
i The District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, - Fort
Madison, the petition Of Rix, Hale + Co., repre-
renting that Lemon Butbrfdge. viz: George W.
Lemon and 8. q. Burbridgs-exseutsd tAsiF two
promissory notes December 4th, 1856 TO =. X. d.
W. Ford, and executed ~ security for the payment
of tho same, their mortgage dAea on lots one and
two In block nine-nine, in the city Of Ksokuk
that said x. r. 4 D. W. Ford endorsed ana dsliv-
cred said notes to plaintiffs, and that they are NOW
tho holders Of Said notes and the said mortgage,
and that Oscar II. Burbridgs has subsequent
mortgage on said property. EA,d petition asks for
judgment against Lemon Burbridge fer 50 .0Oo
and m order Of sale Of the property, and fQr gen.
erAl relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or bsfore<ths second day Of May term (lsS9) Of
said Court Judgment viii be rendered according to
the prayer Of the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER KN6TKR,
March ii, 1859. Att'ys for plaintiffs.
mch1 6d1m
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Legal No1lcs.

LO I'll NOB1C0t
To AaTNr y. 0aee Ard Hsnnah his wife, John @.
HunDAry 0Sesgs -. 0ys An1 Jshn y. Nye:
You and each Of you ars hereby notified that
l there y now file In the ofhce Of the Clerk Of
the district Court OF Lee County, Iowa, q Keokuk
:. pstltion AZ Amos 81. Brown claimia9 OF You the
1oreclosurs e esioGh nowtga0e o1l1e6ts1 ~ said
Gage to mid 1royA Ats4 EeptSmb4 !, leH md
recorded In che 1S1Drder1 olnes of aid county
September 10, 1885, at Keokuk, conditioned for the
payment Of three several promissory notes given
By sAid Gage TO said Brown, md payable to said
Brown or order in twelve, twenty -four and thirty
six months respectively, after Sept. 5, 1885, with
10 per osat. pArannun int1fest payable annually;
said Brown claiming from the said Gage ~ due and
unpaid las by the tenor Of said mortgage and notcs
thu snfn pf 4eoe.eo With tsA per fcent. per annum
interest thereon from Sept. B, 1855, and praying
that the equity Of redemption Of said defsndants,
and all Of them, DO forever foreclosed as to the
premises in said mortgage described, wis Lot No.
in Block No. 172, in Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
and tho several interests Of said dsfendants there
In forever hersAftar barfsd. And uAlsss you APP
pear and snsvsr aid petition % u bef~eshs SEQ
ond day Of che special term of said court TO begin
on the fourth Monday Of June, 1859, Judgment
will b rendsEsa agein,. you thereon pro eoste''o.
April 1, l6so-dIn 9SIN fov Petitioner.
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Z sNss8 " ~ 1
TO Robert Rec, y. Is. Hiatt, Lsaadsf HaxAa1o,
1ssas veRcEga1 mlviasaa 4 naniE, II
Rssder, cstSllns Asedss, Abraham HeAg1aaA,
& Frsdzsok HkA6, WiIlian lClsghoeAs B. III Ham
ihoH, John Mndley. Harry Tuitsn, II -. nalt.
A. PAttsTsm, Aabs, FssAkh . Daosk, y. o. Trim
Bile, james B. NAudsin. Boak j Egbsrt e
THERE isnow on Als Ia the ofhoe Of the Clerk
j Of the District Court Of Lss Ceunty, Iowa, Ut
Fort addison, the petition Of samuel Boatman, a.
Lodging that on the nth day Of January, 1885, Robt
Reed and Hiatt 4 Rarbins ezssstsd 70 plaintiff
THAR three promissory notes kG $4,000 eaah, end
FOR 81 O00 drawing ton per cont interest pays
bic annually and executed thsir mortSags deed to
secure the same on parcel Of land in Lee county,
lows, In which oil the other defendants have sub
ssqaSntly become interested. Ono OF saidnetes has
bean paid and the second and third and interest on
the fourth are due and unpaid. Plaintiff asks for
tudgment for the amoant due and IN order for
the sale Of the property, and the sxtingniahment
Of the interest Of al tho defendants In Che land
sold. Unless you appear and answ1r raid petition
on before the second day Of the Nay term fias0)
OF said Court judgment win be rendered against
you. itt As4# @a skH
RANKIN, MILLER EEsTER,
Jan. ~, 1859. Plaintiffs Att,ys.
mAh1odlm ##N%rer
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To Ambrose RuckeY and Garry Lewis:
TkSHERH 10 now on 6ic In ths oldos Of the Clerk
i Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ut
Fort Madison, the petition Of Henry Won Phul and
Theodore d. Mc0iil, claiming Of yea the revival
Of . Judgment in favor Of plaintiffs against Am
brose Ruckcr, rendered 1t the April term, 1851 Of
the District Court Of said sounty, for the posses.
sion Of the north west quarter Of section ten (0)
in township sixty-six [66) north Of range i've (6)
west In Leecounty. lows, and hvs osnts dAnagasAn
alleging that Garry Lewis holds, under or through
said Rucker, md tosk posssssiou subsequent to the
date OF said judgment. The prayer r for . re-
yiyAl OF said judgment and writ Of restit ution.
Unless you appear and eruaid petition on VI
before the second day Of the May term nSs9) Of
said court, judgment viz y rendered against you.
RANKIN MILLER ENSTEK,
March IL, 1s5o-d Plaintiff Att'ys.
To J. 4. Btreeper, q. 3. Parker J. T. Bruce, j. s.
Thompson and Edward Boyd:
rvNHEkE IN now On 6le In the once Of the Clerk
1 Of the District Court Of Lee County, lows, IT
Fort Madison, the petition Of j. Y. 4 W. A. Yore,
claiming of j. Il. Streeper and G.. B. Parker, the
sum OF fifteen thousand dollars on four promissory
notes executed By them 70 J.. =. Bruce and J. S.
Thompson, and by them endorsed to j. b. WAkh,
and by him endorsed and delivered TO plaintiffs
Also, claiming the foreclosure Of : mortgs' .
executed by said Sueepcr and Parker, TO secure
said notes, on lands In Lee county, Iowa, in
which the other defendants are interest>d.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day of the May term 1850
Of said court, Judgment viii b rendered agains,
you.
RANKIN. MILLER 4 ENsTER,
March Q, 1859 Plaintiffs Attys.
Ynch11dAw
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1859. spring aud Summer 1859.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J. n HUTCHINSON. JAMS DEWHY
HUTCHINSON Il DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st. bet. Main Johnson. KEOKUK
Lave JUST received at their Fashionsbls
l i Tailoring and Furnishing establishment,
: choice and excellent supply Of Broadcloths,
Ca ssimeres, Vestings, and Gont's FURNISH
ING GOODS, OF all descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done in the most ap-
stantly receiving the New York and Philadel-
phia fashions; and respectfully solicit All who
desire good work and the best material to give
them > call.
Aprl5-dly HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
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To Rufus Wilsey, William GrAham, Robert French,
John Ferel andS. s. Billings:
FISHERk 10 now on fle In the Office Of the Clerk
i Of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, 81
Fort Madison, the petition OF j. Haines, claiming
against you . judgment ~ the Court, foreclosng 4
mortgage certain real estate In Lee County,
Iowa, given by Rufus wilsey and william Graham
to Robert French, to secure certain notes two,
four and six years. Said petition asks for judg
ment in favor Of PLAINTIFF who Is now the holder Of
the notes and mortgage Ian order for the sale Of
the property, and m cxtinguishment Of the inter
est Of all tho defendants in the premises, and for
general relief.
Unless Jon appear aud answer said petition on or
before the End day Of the May Term, 1859, Of said
Court, Judgment will be rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
mh2S-dlm Pitts Atty's.
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nNE Of Stssrns \ Marvin's celebrated S1ies fo1
~ sale on good terms by
ap4dAw W. H. AUSTIN GO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08

for dollar principle was 4 good one; the
county from which he came johnson had
regularly paid subscriptions since 1851
While they were thus punctual, the Mis-
souri, Valley gentlemen were fast aslsep.-
Now, after great portion of that money
has been expended in forming the line from
St. Louis 10 Jefferson, the people of his dis
trict were coolly called upon to give dollar
for dollar, or else nothing could be done for
them. In 1852 his county subscribed $500
GOO, and in 1854 they roised 100000
more al the call of the Legislature, to carry
on the line. As regarded the system of
internal improvements, they must remain
where they were, unless the dollar for dol
lar principle was resorted 70. He trusted
that those who first combat,ed the Difficult
ty would not now be skirked, but that the
State would devote tie four or five million
of dollars yet unappropriated, towards COM
ple'ing the main lines OF railway in the
State"
h|essrs. Minor, General Rains, Riley,
Col. Brown, and others spoke. Tie gen
eral feeling was in favor of completing the
Roads.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08
ST. ECUGS 7IlREET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec 5.
Receipts OF produce have been very light this
week, with the exception Of 4 few articles; net
$4,000 bushels Of wLcItm al, with only somc J.
500 si,s Of wheat To-day, and Other articles III
proportion. The weather has been unfavorable,
and traders preparing Tor The inactive tine Of
winter. Navigation Of the upper rivers, owing
10 Tie extreme cold Of iaa last tSo Lays, IS now
entirely suspended and receipts Of produce must
become still smeller. These diminished rcccipis
siiica holders in their demands. No tobacco,
hemp or agl sales were reported to-day, and very
few this week The ToBAcco season is very
nearly closed; , hhds inferior plantation Tugs sold
Tuesday at 81 25G So %, and hair dozen hhds,
casks and boxes Monday; 5CO@GCO pigs Missouri
md Ga!cna LEAD sold during The week al 50 20
per leo Us. HE,.a opened fran Monday, and %
bales cnyicc sold Tuesday at $l20 re. ton, but
nothing has been reported since. Flour has been
fra all week, with pretty fair sales CT round lois
= 81 SCG5 fer city superlne, closing lnia al
50 %. WHEAT has also had an upward tenden-
cy all week, closing at an advance Of several cents
per busheI over last Saturdays sales; prime red
brings 81 70, and choice red and white 81 100
5. IS, spring and club selling at 9Sc6SI @ -
CoHN has also tended upward, owing to light re-
ceip,s, closing at J095Jc, or Sc higher than last
week. The OaTs market have been finn, and
ranged at asa SOC 10, the last few days. WHISKY
receipts have been pretty large, and nearly 800 10
100 brls e day; and as the trade for reciGcd is cut
OF above, and Tie market limited 10 tile traffic
f.', l,,ll L.,
20lc. Very little doing in Provisions; small
sale Of country new mess pork few days since
al SD U bri; but an advance took place since,
and small lot, 30 brls, brought $50 to-day
Large sales viii likely take place when the ideas
OF buyers get up 10 what must he the market I'M
der present rates PAID for Hogs. II was expected
that prices would be so much lower, that ii is
hard TO receive orders at paying rales. Lard was
refused to-day al l0c, but may yet be had possibly
for that Or even less. Picked shoulders and hams
sold Tuesday al and Sc. The Grocery market
has beea firm this week under adyices Of a GER
aiEiy small crop. The sales have been small in
consequence at 72@Ssc for sugars, 466i7c for
molasse5, I2I@l2c for coffee and j@5 C for rice.
Tie upward aovcmentin raw has induced fur
tier advance in the Belcber Refining Co.'s prices.
We quote as cash prices of refined sugar for len
packages and upward: Loaf sugar, double re-
fined, ll4c; snail loaf, l02c; crIshcd sugar, dOu-
bic refined, lie; crushed sugars, l04Glogc; pow
Gered sugars, double refined, lie; powdered SUI
gar, IO9Ic; refined white sugar, lol refined yellow
sugar, S2@9c. Golden syrup, in brIs, half DO and
kegs, 70975c; sugar house syrup, IN brls half DO
and kegs, BIC SOC.
SALT has ruled easier to buyers, with sales of
C. A. from evee at 81 iO@145 per sack; pure
Turks Island 9oc, and other descriptions 7o@8oc
! . sack.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08
From Washington.

WAsuISGTos, December, =.
The State Department has been officially
advised that war has been declared by
Soaia against Morocco, and the blockade OF
The ports of the latter is announced.
A man answering Cooks description Of
Richsrd ReaIife, was recently arrested al
Poolesville, Nd, but while commitment
was being written out he managed TO es-
cape. He was yesterday re-arrested al
Alexandria, and held for further sxamlna-
lion. He had previously visited Washing
ton. and from his actions excited the be-
lief that he was 0 swind,er.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08
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that his comrades we're obliged to carry him
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Cd . reward u 300 each.
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