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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
From Washington--AbOut Mexican Af-
fairs. rtr 'r.


WASHINGTON, Frebruary 27.--The telegraphic
announcement that the English and French
squadrons were in hostile attitude before Vera
Cruz, favOring Miramon, is not believed here,
for the reason that President Juarez, and the
members Of his cabinet, in letters received in
Washington, under date of February 18th, state
distinctly that they had made definite arrange
ments for settlement of the custom duties,
and at that time there was no other ques-
ton ut issue. .a.Tt.F -f .f
1t is rumored that Senior Mata, the Minis
ter of the Constitutional Government, has full
power to make treaty in the event Of his re-
ception as such by this Government. As the
President in has annual message expressed
himself to the effect that the only hope Of set
tling the pending questions with Mexico is
through the Constitutional Government, some
surprise is expressed that it is net yet recOg-
nized in the person of Senior Mata; but there
may be sufficient reasons for the delay, which,
according to report, will not much longer con-
tinue. Such recognition is anxiously pressed
as it would, in the opinion of its friends secure
a complete triumph Of the Constitutional Gov.
ernment, and enable it to obtain the materia
aid from capitalists to maintain its power.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
River News.

ST.. LOUIS, February 27, P. M.-River rising
rapidly, with from IL to 12 feet to Cairo. The
upper Mississippi is supposed to be open to
Rock Island. The Missouri is fhlling, and in
bad condition. The Illinois is still rising slowly.
Weather clear and cool. up t.l ..as.
PITTsBuRG, February ~, P. M.-River IL
feet l6 inches, and stationary since noon.
Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived-Stephen
Decatur and Key West. Departed-Gazel fol
Louisville, and Iowa for st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, February q, P. M.-River fall
ing rapidly, with ~ feet. Weather clear and
rather windy Mer. SO. -,.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
From Leayenworth.

LEAvENwoRTH CITY, Feb. 26.-The Leaven'
worth "Times" has advices from Denver City
to the 22d inst. New and valuable discoveries
of gold are reported on Vasque's Fork, ten mile:
from Denver. Claims are being rapidly taken
up, and large accessions to the population are
constantly coming from California, Utah and
New Mexico. The winter has been very mild
The Indians are numerous, but peaceable.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
by Telegraph
Philadelphia Market.

.....- .gt. PHILADELPHIA, February 26.
There is some little speculative inquiry for Flour
The stock is becoming reduced sales of superne at
81, and extra at SO s5 Nothing doing in Rye Flour
and Corn Meal. .Hf- IIfHu.i 81 ,.
Wheat scarce and in fair request; sales Of Red at
81 45dl As, and White at 81 Goal 20. Rye is in de-
mand at OOc. Corn is scarce; SALE 400bu. Yellow at
sOaslc Oats firm at 5Oc Sales OF Barley at 9ic, and
Barley Malt at 81 10.
Whisky is dull at 27612Sc. "a H.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
River Intelligence.


Yesterday was decidedly the most delightful day
we have been favored with this season; and should
such weather continue for short time, we may eX-
pect business Of all kinds to Its usual acty
ty The river continues to slowly recede, and last
evening at dark il was within few inches Of the
pavement in front of Rat Row. Freights, owing to
the smallness Of onr Leyee, are not offering very
freely, but there is plenty here for shipment, and
the river is expected to fall considerably within
few days. steamboatmen look more cheerful than for
weeks. II the rates for carrying freight would
only rise in proportion the river falls they would
no doubt he better satisfied. Freghts remain pre-
yiously quoted, with slight change in New Orleans,
which we quote
NEw ORLEANS. Whisky, 40e. per bril-; Heavy Pound
Freight, l54lSg. per 100 lbs Pork, BIC. per bril-;
Flour, Oc. per bril- OIL, i0c.; empty barrels, 2Oc.
The Louisville :" Courier" Of Saturday, furnishes
the following relative to the river at that point:
The river at this point is falling very slowly-too
slow for the comfort Of those in the inundated dis
endna With & SanSv ~ at Sene Sa
Ie inches. This is only nine inches altogether since
falling the day previous making thirty;
nine inches In the channel. The weather yesterday
WAS Was cggdy, with ran,st & q night accompanied
tremendous rain fell in this vicinity, which actually
made the river rise nearly an inch In the morning.
The Telegraph is the packet for Louisville to-day
at l2 NJ. Clerk Byington will furnish all with fin,
rooms who may apply
The popular passenger packet Lehigh, Captain
skunk, will positively leave for st. Louis at foul
o'clock this afternoon. We cordially recommend
her fast and pleasant boat.
The David Gibson will leave this evening for New
Orleans; and for safety and comfort will compare ia
yorably with the best. ..rt 81 a!.f Xxx.
The Fert Wayne will leave tomorrow for th'
Crescent City at four o'clock. She is commanded By
| Captain Sam. Barr, an experienced boatman and
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
[By Telegraph
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEAN.

-.p. NEW ORLEANS, February %.
are stiaer but quotations unchanged sales to-day oi
1900 bales. ,,,.
Sugar steady. Molasses quiet. IN .
aat.boat load of fancy Indiana was sold at % %.
Pork very dull. Shoulders and Hams nc. BACON
Long middles 9l1c, ..
Raw Whisky 2sc. H. ,F.
Tobacco steady. ., . "
India bagging dull Mt 1870 t34t,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
bourbon Whisky.

We have large stock Of Howards and frarp'S Old
Bourbon-somc Of It over six years Of ase-which is
unsurpassed for smoothness and richness Of flavor,
and which warrant perfectly pureib by tho bottle,
case or on draft. M.. ".
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
NEW ADYERTIsEl9ENTS.
y = 4 wv ssssf n t5t5 eEf hs7tffJ ~ 3Vph
PRO BONO PUBLIGO.s

We invite attention tothc fact that, having greatly
increased our facilities by eniargins otw store to 6s
more than twlce It's former tIse are prepared 70 W
supply all orders for the best Of goo,s in our
limo and at small advance, our long experienre 81
30 public life, making extensive acquaintance emil
nenty ntsus for to the public TASTE and We
have no hesitation in sayng-from the approval we
ave already receiyed-that our selections are sulted
"a t,e demands Of the consumer. +tit l,. q
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
Special Notice.

n00TS AND SHOES FOR PIXIES 0P-
~ ERA House Inanguration Festiyal AZ th1sis Y,
wishing 10 buy nice Boot or Shoe, i.4be for THIS
Grand Festival, will find Large anq sP,sn9ttda stock
"'iss Carlisle's building, No. 81 Vest Fourth st.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
2 = = : : - - :
Republic of Hayti.

The Inauguration of President Geffrard took
place with great pomp, in the Senate Chamber,
on Sunday, January 23. After the inaugura-
tion ceremony was over, the President pro-
ceeded to church, where n solemn Te DeuDl was
performed. Geffrard was hailed by the people
everywhere as " the liberator Of his people,"
decree has been issuedrecaling tho Exies.
In the Fort Labouc the remains of ,507 vic
Tins TO the tyranny of SOulouque were found.
Orders have been issued for the demolition
Of Fort LabOuc, innsmuch " as its dungeons
have too frequently served tyranny, by causing
silently to disappear multitude of worthy cit
izens." t.'1 .g'.f'st t- r
1t ia said that the "exeessive F" humanity of
Geffrard commands the admiration and respect
of all the Haytians, and it was owing to this
general feeling that Delva and Lubin were al
lowed to escape to Kingston unmolested. The
crowd on the quay thus shouted their indignant
fareweH:Iu. .s.r ,i. r
A pleasant voyage, s ...
Delya, Lnhm; ..... l ..
Leave iIs and go to regions dark!
A pleasant voyage, -Ha
L Delya, LHbin; ..... .. .....
We vote You ths belly of a shark
The property of Soulouque, his wife and his
| daughters, Olive and Celia, has been "provi-
sienally sequestered," on the ground "that il is
established tnat dilapidations have been com
mitted under his administration, and that, ,conse-
| quently,h becomes aloneresponsiblc for them. y
The Haytian Ltany of the oppressed is as
] follows: ...r.. ........t..i . r.
God above, master Of men and things, listen
! to our prayers! let our cries ascend to youl
Divine Republic, rise from thy ashes.
| GOddess of Liberty, return to us.
| STAFF of equality, return to us.
Beloved names of Potion, pray for us.
Plnintive ashes of Boyer, pray for us.
Warlike names Of Queries, inspire US.
| God of Goodness, have pity on us, and arm
with Thy sword one of Thy favored children
in order that he may exterminate our oppres.
| sOrs. ..,..
Fabrs Geffrord, in the name of God arous,
| thee. m 'a"
Savior Of the country, take thy sword and
come to our aid.
From Faustinian tyranny deliver us, Gef
| frard. ''''''t
! From an oppressive crown deliver us, Gef
4 frard. '7'' H'1 '1. IaH'f rl
From the baboon head Of Vii Lubin delive
US, Geffrard. h. 'n.tb ,uN h HF0
From tho dilapidatiOns of Delva deliver us
4 Geffrard. p i'N 'hHf ir tiiH ,llrt
| From tho piiIagsrs of the treasury deliver US
Geffrard. ~ at fhlf f1lf
| From the tools Of tyranny deliver us, Gef
| frafd. ~ "i,f '4 .Hifly ~ yfq y.
From the drinkers of human blood delive
US, lieffrard. 4i Aaaal ff 4'i' - laai ,lT
| From the prosecutions Of Louis Charles dc
liver us, Gefrard. eah Il "a ahna
From the Judgments Of Batrayille delive
us, Geiffard, N iT' fii7 fsf 500 gn.a rog il,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
~TNE9.

Our stock Of Wines barge and woll-selected-bOth
Madeira and sherry. rnn .
PoRT.-Our Pure Juice Port Is a delightful article
for medicinal purposes, being free from authorizations.
and having age to make 1t soft and pleasant.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
BRANDIES.

We have some very old Brandy, which has been
pronounced by competent judges the best In the city
by the bottle, case, or ,6-casks. m -
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
tBy Telegraph
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 26.
Flour is nominal Howard and Ohio sell at Sc.
Wheat is Cminal in consequence Of want of sup.
ply. Corn S2c., "Lr
Provisions steady. '.
. Whisky dull at 2s1Sc. for Ohio
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
APPLE BRANDY.

We have very superior article, which we warrant
pure; and, in fact, we will only sell such articles
we can recommend, and willing to bear our label.
We have, also, the best Ofnl Liquors, Cordlas and
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
PLANTING CORN.

TIME MOST o0EsSFUL CORN PLAN
all price Is. WsstsrS Corn fisutsE % scls owners.
u Ts .,..t OPP psaHsSn sEass h6rss. sss
y. Hl9a eoA ent gtQgA eH 800
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
GLASGOW & New York Steamship CO

STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
- Belfast, Dublin and Londonderry, without de.
lay, for S3O Return Tickets, good for six months to
Line, $50.
FRoM New YoRk-- Edinburgh, Cumming, saturday
Feb'y 10, at ~ Noon; Glasgow, Thomson, Saturday,
March ~, do; Edinburgh, Cumming, Saturday, April
..
FROM GLAssow-Glssgow, Thomson, Feby 10; Ed.
inburg, Cumming, March 10.
RATES OF PAssAGE-From Glasgow, first class, Is
Guineas; steerage found with cooked provisions do
From New York, first class, S15 steerage, found with
cooked provisions, $50.
Childr under IL years Of age, half fare infants in
eteerage, free. s.t l-fH. . ~ 81
Return Tickets. available within six months, by
any steamer OF this Line. -
First class, $40; Steerage, S60
An Experienced Surgeon attached'to each steaIne D
For passage, apply 70 Q tta
R0BERT CRAIG, u Broadway, New York, or
HOPKINS BROS, Cincinnati. o. -. I36
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tBy Telegraph.l ,p
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, February 26.
Stocks firm Chicago and Rock Island 62; Illinois
Central, 69l4; Michigan Southern, 1875; New York
Central 79Ss; Reading, 1915; Missouri Skies, s5 Gale.
ma and Chicago, 694; Michigan Central 5l1e; Pana-
ma. l61i
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28

WDR0T. d. 4, FOWLER, OF THE FIRM
~ of fs.ler 4 Wells, New York, will comlnsnes
aeoyI ~ lectures in Smith Rixon's Hall, Cincin-
efb n the 10Th Of March, 1859. 1856
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
2 MAMMOTH sTEAM-PowRR ,.,,
Billiard Table Mandatory
-Of-
J,gM. sRvhswloK & eRo!s

Constitution Pstent cushions, Patent obtained Dec.
1d5T approved 10 be the best Patent Cushions ever
Invented BY all the scientific Players. - ~
large assertment Of Merbie Slate and Wooden Top
Tables always on hand and ready for shipping (.
- ata moments notice. q ~ % s.il.
QGics lyp. "a. SiftE strset, BET. Hgig @ Wabwl,
.nlsl slsaf loiNoIHNATI, OHIO. y, s,es fio q
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
AUCTION SALES.

tBY KELLOGG, WILLIAMS 4 COL
Large and peremptory sale Of
Glassware, Table Cutlery Saws, Trays, te,
Britannia and Plated Ware
At Auction. On TUESDAY MORNING, March I'd, .o1
at o'clock, at salerooms Nos ~ anh "a East IhiIa
street. I'A A s4f fil
l20 boxes assorted Glassware; fHriuT lt..I
25 gross assorted Table Cutlery; tyH, rv
r 7" 8" Forks; I"ft iff itH |f..ss.
u dozen Butcher Knives, Hi
... 10 dazen Carvers and Forks; r-rrt
20 dozen Hand and Pannel Saws; f'F
IL IL dozen Blueback and Compass saws; 'lit Hs .r
dozen Plated Braces and Bits; e., 40
% cards Pocket Knives and Razors sample cards;
Plated Castors, Spoons, Forks, &c. ...tt ufI.
Also t.tIl al.
q dozen assorted Britannia CastOr-frames;
20 dozen Walters and Trays;l ...T r.f I.r.f
10 dozen britannia Candlesticks. rfIrt sstrsl sltI
.tI ..H#.. 70 II EH.I.t
~ 10 pieces Hemp Carpetng; ..f.f -rfl.,t'
" 10 pieces Wool Carpeting. u .frts u. f-ta
.,- KELLoGG MILES, Anctionsers:
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Merchants Independent Line--For New
Orleans
9T~@ Steamer FORTwAYNE, Capt. Barr,
- aswill leave on Tuesday, the y. prox at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-16
Ortctnnl Notlce.


To Elihu Gum, 4. r.. 4 D. w. Ford and Ohm Al
den, tdefendantsl
YOU are hereby respectively notified that there
10 now On hle In the Clerk Office of the Dis
trict Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, n pc
titon OF Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on
foreclosure Of mortgage againtt said Elihu u M
above named, for the sum Of sixteen hundred sixty
i've and 10 100 dollars, with ten per cent interest
from the 10th day Of May, 1859, and special and
general execution against Elihu Gum, and as
against all said defendants abeve named praying
also for the foreclosure Of q gage given by said
Elihu Gum to Charles Mason, upon the undivided
three tenths t3lol OF the north half Of the north
west quarter Of section twenty (27) in town
chip sixty five 1857 north Of range five f5 west the
sale of said mortgaged premises TO pay Of said
debt, the extinguishment Of all equity Of redemp-
tion therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each Of you notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning u the
second day Of the next term Of said court, to be
holden on the first Monday Of September, 1853, or
judgment and decree will be had therein pray ed
for by default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
July Is, lS59-dlm Sol'r for Petitioner.
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90 M M X. RClAT4.


DAfLY CARE CRY orFIcE,
keokuk, July 18th. |
FLoUR-country, 81 rs to 81 90 Per sack
superfne, IS 90 per sack. Extra, {fall wheat)
&s SO to 81 per Dbl. Graham, ~ ID to 3 90 per
100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 20 psrloe.
CoRN-To to rs cts; ready sale.
BARLEY-Spring, 4Oa56, Fall, toa75c.
WHEAT.-80 TO 30 for Spring % to ib
for Fall; very choice 81 rs
oATS--45 TO 4S, dull.
RYE-b0o to coo; little coming in.
POTAToES--7o to IS retail Is cts PIX; new so
cts PIX.
GROCERIEs--N. o. Sugar fair Tara, No. l.,
n, prime s, clarified 94a10, crushed and loaf II
b. 12A. Molasses-PlantatioH 40 to 42c, s. II. 43
to 80, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. Cofee-Rio IL
to 12a. Java ls TO leo. Rice, 81 tc &c.
soAP-Palm SIC, Family SIC.
CANDLEs-star Is to %, stearine 10, Mould
I2A, summer pressed, Is
LARD-l0 to ii retail 12ic.
BUTTER-Choice 10 to l24 retail Is.
HIDES-Dry IA to 15cj green,7.
HAY--Prairie$bt to 50 Timothy and Hunga-
rian, 81 to 81; Baled do. $sA $loA; Retail, $12
sEEDS.-Hungarian Grass, 81 p to 4 40 cts /;
Timothy,$l 40 to / SO; Flax Seed. 81 0oa$1 10.
SUEDRIES-onions, SIS to 95; Eggs, l2A /;
Feathers, 35c to 37ic; White Beans, o0c TO l rs.
FRuiT-Grecn apples, choice, s. 90 to S. so
per bb Dried apples, 81 IS to 240 per bush. Dried
peaches, 50 IS TO 50 80. Raisins, IS so to 3 rs.
CHEESE-W. X. ii to I24 Denmark TO to H..
PROFESSIONALISM 81; Shoulders "a clear
sides 9 TO 81.
BEEF Ease gross; &c to Sc per quarter.
sHEEP-$l rs to So 90 u head.
HOGS.--Dressed, 81 90 to 81 90.
SALT-G. A., 81 so to 81 IS per sack Kama
wha, 200a21 10 per bbl.; Liverpool, $22b per sack.
Lake 81 25a2 80 U Dbl.
FISH --Mackerel, No. / SEQ to $2l p Dbl; No.
SIS to SIG, No. 5 $I2to$i5. White, Mol So rs
to SO 50 u half Dbl. Cod Ftsh 5to 90 b.
ExcuAsGx.-0n New York for currency per
cent; for gold per cent. st.Louis4 per cent.
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Original Notice.

To Joseph w. Kendall, William Ruddick, J. p.
Hornish, Charles J. Cottingham, James ID. Devin,
X. X. Hart, p. 7. Lomax, and j. h. Hickey, tde-
fendanu);
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
j IL now on flo in the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trict Court OF Lee County, Iowa, At Keokuk, pc
tition OF Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on
foreclosure OF mortgage against said Joseph w.
Kendall above named for the sum of one hundred
thirryeight and 22-loo dollars, with ten per cent.
interest from the fret day of December, 1858, and
. special and general execution against Joseph w.
Kendall, and ~ agsins, ali said defendants above
named praying Also for the foreclosure of mort
gage given by said Jos. w. Kendall to Charles Ma
son, upon lot p, block las, keokuk, Lee coun ~
Iowa, the sale Of said mortgaged premises to pay
of said debt, the extinguisbment Of all equity
Of redemption therein, for Gusts and general re
lief.
Now you and each Of you are notified TO appear
and answer said petition the morning of the
second day of the next term Of said Court 10 be
holden the first III onday of September, 1852, or
judgment and decree win be had therein ~ pray cd
for by default. Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
July IG 1859-d1m Sel'r for Petitioner
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READ IHIs.-For all bowel diseases, cholof 6,
d!arrhea, dyspepsia, fatulency, constipation, ana
general debility, we know Of nothing better than
Or. Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Bitters. One
wine glass taken three times each day, before
meals, will be cure for eli the absve diseases,
will remove ali heavinees from the stomach keep
you free from oostiveness, assist digestion, give
good appetite, and impart healthy tons to the
whole system. Every family should keep these
Bitters on hand during the summer season ~ .
family medicine. In fact no family can afford to
be without 1t, Il requires addition OF spirits.
Sold in full quart bottles, by all hotels, groccrs
druggists, dc. It Is extremely paIatablc.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
Julyll-dAw Main-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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To Patrick Costello, James l.. Estes, o. M. Crane,
A. l.. Dening, Edwin O. Sage, Garner Morris,
Thos. Hale, Chaplin Lee, aud Vim. Mcdaniel,
(defendantsl:
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
l. Ia now on file in the Clerks Office OF the Dis
trict Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, Pc
tition Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on
foreclosure ola mortgage against said Patrick Co.'S
tello above named, for the sum Of one hundred and
fifty mine and $4,000 dollars, with ten per cent In
terest from the first day Of December, 1858, and a
special and general execution against Patrick Co.'S
tello, and ~ against all said defendants above
named praying also for the foreclos are of mort
gage given by said Patrick Costello to Chas. Mason,
upon lot 2, block 70, in the city Of keokuk, Lee
county, Iowa, the sale Of said mortgagcd premises
10 pay of said debt, the extingurhment Of all
equity Of redemption therein for costs and general
relief.
Now you and each Of you are notified to appear
and answer said petition the morning of the
second day Of the next term OF said Court, to be
holden the FIRST Monday of September, $50, or
judgment and decree will be had therein as prayed
for by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
July 10, 1859 -dlm So'r for Petitioner.
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Oririnal Notacc

To Jonathan McCarty, jr., Guy ellis, +. Nv Wright
Jonathan @. Abbott, +. r. Walker, Il. ". Sam
pie, d. Reddington, w lillian and h. l.. Ruddick
Charles EchsGsr, II. w. Beers, jacob Liddle, Jas
f. Bruce VIM. r. b. Lynch, Nathaniel Albert
son, G,bson brown, d. Howard Smith, Mary A.
Lowrie, Jesse kuddick, VIM. Patterson, j. w.
Wheat, g. w. Flanders a Co., John Tarbell 4
Son, j. G. Ainsworth, James Humphreys, Bridg-
man Reed, r. Wartman, Charles Parsons. Jas.
Carol, Cameron Edwards, Morris Koesenheim i'm,
Tuttle, Perly 4 Smyth, John d. Park, Heron
Dalton, Levi Bstlif, JACOB Null, and Charles w j.
Lowrie,( defendsnts):
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
L Ia now on file in the Clerks Office Of tho Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa. at Keokuk, pc
tition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on
foreclosure Of a mortgage against said Jonathan
McCarty jr. above named, for the sum OF fonr hun
cent. interest from the Goth day Of November,
Jonathan McCarty, jr., and against all said de-
PENDANTS above named praying also for the fore
closure Of mortgage given By said Jonathan Nc
Carly, jr. to Samuel Marsh, VIM. Il. Lee and Ed
ward c. Delevan, Trustees, Ac.), upon lot twelve
u2), in block twenty nine l2s) in the city of keo-
kuk, Lee county, Iowa the sale of said mortgaged
premises to pay of said debt, the extiaguish eDt
Of all equity Of redemption therein, for costs and
general relief.
Now you and each Of you are notified TO appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
second day Of the next term of said Court, TO be
holden on the first Monday Of September, 1859, OF
judgment and decree will be had therein 40 prayed
for by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
July 10, l65v-dlm Sol'r for Petitioner.
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ORIGINAL Notice.

TO stephen SheehAn:
YOU are hereby notified that Hiram Barney has
6led his petition in chancery against you in the
Clerks Office VI the District Court Of Lee County
lows, at Keokuk, claiming judgment for two
hundred nnety-eight and IS 100 dollars with 10 per
cent. interest from FIRST Of December 1885, the fore
closure Of mortgage given by yen to Chas. Mason,
lot one ~, block seventy-six t76), the sale Of
said lot. the extinguishment of the equity OF re-
demption, and general relief. You are required TO
answer said petition the second day of the next
term Of said court to be held ~ keokuk on the LIST
Monday Of September, 1859, or Judgment and decree
will be had therein against you by default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
July 10. ls5a-dlm Atty for Petitioner.