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r. he S3er,f n pti C9gais greeting,
~ lltREA-. Joseph }. Pearson aud Louis
w mna j Pearson witt ~ said Joseph. citi-
zen II iUno county. and State Of Mieispp
Caroline Frsby. mianr. who sues hy her father
and ruasd John frishy c,zn Of Harrison
county. au5 ~inic Of IeNss. Edward Il Hunter
citizen OF said county of Harrison and -t,t Of
Texas " lillian II Hunter. Virginia f Hunter
Caroline Niri Hunter minors resident. - said
county of Harrison who .uc hy their cuari .ad
John lri-hy and Beverly u Hunter, residing n
the state of NisYup. mu9r Who suoe b. his
ueyt frieul .li John frisby have filed their
petition in uur aid Court wherein the; com.
plain of fabias ~tih. sud ra,uiele ~tth, his
wife far THIS dat on the dny of -- ISIS
-arnh " hilton died interstate ru .aid county ct
Harrison and state Of Texas having ia her pos
session at lLe time OF her death ceriain ungv0
slaves to.Wit spencer a man aged about forty
ytnT- Harriet a girl agld ABBOTT twenty 'au
yaars Amanda. q gjd aged about twenty years
and Aanie. e.fl aged about Twelve wears. That
befctpfprt aboat ihe Ns.r $500 Richard Pol
lard and Ii. Wlic. sarah Pollard The ai,rcsad
sarah Nhitau resided 10 te District Of Abb
tir. and state Of South Carolina. that jhc said
Released Pollard about The few 1852 or sos
died anj a uis SAID Wit. tile .a3 sarah 100 The
possession Of certain negroea FOR "a during bier
natural ihi.HH. -sid negroes and ihCir Increase
ate. fhc Aaath 81 The said Sarah Z" BE- DIVIDED
among ilaf heirs That the a1r-ad described
nccress and theif Increase are the u'rros, a- d.
s-el lbs said Richard 90 lis heir. by -ail sarah
Ihf tlU psili"uses rra lhe hUir- oi iha said
Richard pY.nai aad Sarah D.. aii.s tE right If
thcr rotltr Amelia Pollard du.l'e Of said
Hi,rsHl ud Sarah thol sab h;.tatl h.'rre
3.tN -aj tuH 'rl .ul yoa''}cl 20 m
Ymn- ashm1 rf Am a rrlaal ssl ftatr
.H..I Uag.i ..ffH tfs4s.a all Ills riHet
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Man RoHnrRs SENTENCED john \
Miller convicted at Portland. Me of
r,bhing the mail, has been sentenced TO
the State prison fnr ten years. Charles
Foster convicted Of cutting open a mail
bag. was sentenced - thrce years
The Illinois Legislature have re-elect-
ed stephen H. poHglas 60 the United
states Senate, by a majority Of votes
on Joint ballot
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NOTICE.

,l,AKfN lr hy + u limrions and posted
h.ere Il /. liightower, J r. on the 27th
November, SOC, in Heat No. |. Harrison coan
sv. two STEERS ore a rssi nn., white spcklcd
ahoa, siS YEARS I'd. mnrkes, with a smooth crop
aud under bit IN the len, and under half crnp in
the right ear; no brands perceivahie. s6ou, ! ?
hands high The other dark brown. abou, :,
YEAR Old SMALL white spo, on the RICH, s,,le OF
he f,cc mar the horn, and white belly, markell
With smooth crop in the lcit, and pyrr nall
crop in the right .ar no brap rcrcivslae,
asoa, . hansls high Appraised y, 81 !. sscb,
L. q EEA1'pY, ricrt
Rv ! " CryIm y G.
fannar, III lshs
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{. y. Itf \~oN.
Agent for y. {. i,nllel, New Orleans

win kcep constantly go hand good assert
men, of the best lIQrORS and WINES ever
oA,rcd ior sale ln lht market, at Nas Orleans
prizes. with freight adl,sl
1bo-, wishing to 0msh 'hef Bar would do
vel 20 -all and o,smina h'asss s., t.rs 'h' city
az pl-eha 'n- elsco here
January 1'h ~
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\(rOtI.p respectfully announce 10 The eiu
w pens of Marshall Harrison cuuniy. and
Eastern Texas lint they ia addition 10 their
Giamcr arr~ stock NJ Mclirire- c'r. hasn i'ur.
cha.o,l tAc oniie etocs 1T \ : johnson !, Go.
consisting oi new aud wrH sslectw' stock
Nanvl N.iieiues fhcmcals ',lss cis. and
Paints of every description A. Ncli ~ ,laiion.
r-, ARA rsfft uihrr ariieis -rle.iainiar 70 a
well ooniacl,l aai we'll halaAel.l nrag hasinc.s.
which they have removed To thcir old stand on
tia west stip oi ihe ~guaro where the, ~ h.
CONSTANTLY receiving duraix tie winter and
spgur Nch arrivals for their wholesale rs we'll
a. tae iaaaBsrabig details ~ rta,l and IN,
ssr'pNou hitsines~ Rsniisdhil n fsrl isses~ wc
rsi4gn thauhs ia our I'D Cas'atsr- hoping ead
expecting b. .oc and furnish them al IN Doe Time
with everything in oar t- that ttTis nsts0-''ie-
dmand
NJ L ruist hs remembered aHd understood
,hai paiai. Oils and Class ane bsncefpfwanl
.;iiety cash articles Tor We have 10 pay cash fhf
them taelu.,-s e Se supply the market II cur
ur.,,nt low profits We mnsi have uash fho~c
of uar eusi allicss who have lapghi thu shove sf
t.cl-s q u.s. or short space mast esarc forward
Md plv up
january 1th, 80
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IITATION-No. IOO3.
THE STATE or TENA..
Is.-asf Cnf Narx ,

NOTICE g hereby given that George W.
y smith the Plaintiff in the suit No 1893, Ia
the Di.'ric, Court Of Pamela County, Texas, IN
which be J. the plaintiff and Any ". I'LL Al
miuisirator Of l.nnsa tray deed, Catharine
Hin Nvv " lIll Thofsas Mariah Gray.
Florida GRAY Sarah Gray and JAMES " GRAY
an. the deienlsn's has hl.-i IN my oliee In'erro
enintee IN .s,id .at to fhoma. Back .Ir, Thorn
a. Black ~r and pudcy : Jenuiu.-. all II
whom reside IA Harrison County Texas
commission will i..ue to take said answers Of
said wiinos.os. to said In,erroga,efio., on OF Of
ter IT, expiration Of the ihirtieih day aaer the
pahlicni "a Of this notice.
VI |. HIGGINS, Dist elk
be- - 1859 5w.
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BRASS AND IRON no, >DRN

= NiAiFfsf fat afstA ~
n " JpNES proprietor Of TIRE Brass 4
/. aud hen Eopuarg has dc,enn,u-i q s.
% put down ih prizes % castings, sErh As "
sr,ir bar. .s'd sin aesrins 10 Ne low fe-s-c II
Z e,a,s pound Also 'hr IlaH = 1peat ploN.
improved ~ and 20 s. 60 sAi 3 00 thu
~e,trf.t plaw improved 1t ~ r'ris only
He + nl-1 prepared - g. any Kind 81 ma.
chln.r, Mat ihe country may vani ~ work
uanl5ks manner
H. hes on hand i-1. ealing of beautiful pat.
terms faf rllcrHs grave ircl,earcs a. Aiso
naiaic pa,Sirg. second hard hcilers sud Steam
cilgins which b. viii aall IN rase'''ab!e terms.
r..,sa Sass a3i nale p cF'fr and all kinds
IT ia4 hincy refnind
Term. $3.50 b. mad. q suit purchaser by their
giving g'e-i city acceptance o' my nef1uslhlc
heil,c.
T ". JONES
SirftttAatt. ~epl , ISIS No, n
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nls,>Css CONTINUED.

u EnN ARDS viii continue the tusin'ss,
81. and viii scpp good slock OF bard for The
benefit Il COOL ana responsible customers. lie
returns bis thaaaS TO the Old customers Of J. II.
l.. a Co. aai sfiil sa'cils their custom, together
~i'h others that viii favor him ei,h ta,lr "a
'ron9Fr
Sanaar, ,th 1872
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1sy LOOK OFT, re

1 ! ,hs~. due us for soosis sold Is, \ ing
y fhc'fffd IA ths t,wn ai MARSHALL. will hnd
their Notes AZ & q Ur,gg y co s. which notes,
if na' raid ai maturity viii I've snei on without
discrimination. rEtfk. >IMNS \ 60
Dec - 1893 loft
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NEW GOODS.

issatl ta e. Nail Jan i,lh. 1859
JANUARY 1l 20 w.,
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NEW GOODS!
xxxa,s

\ r. W GOODS.
4 = o i q J u. 1x Z IS.
I AN now in rcccrip, of one OF the most Do
| ziiahts .,o,t 1T cc.-i- ever before CARED in
this market 20 which | invite the attention VI
purchasers slv stock CONSISTS u hysh
tnli and Nimter Dry GoeaA
six Goo,ls. aud CLOTHING, n g-ssi qv,.las.
and variety Of str'e. and patterns. which oar
'c- sale al very how pric,s. |, consists IN par u
Plaid and Fancy lse>. silss.
l,lsck Hfuvade DO
tlorsnc, silk. all caio,-s
FINK Glae snd " hite s-,n
SIN rross Trimming
-ilk Velvet Ribbon
Satin agvl -1k Rpnnc, Ribbon
'he,1olc Cord ASSORTED colcrs.
Fancy SIX AMI Elastic itcl,s
>ils Cord and fa.-ck;
Black and Fancy Sik Crnvats,
Do Iare Neils
,a-hrcrys al wool;
French ard English Merpos heurd AMI rlsia
Mu.lin be Iain.-;
Scotch ard Rob Roy P~ils
Preach and American lrin,s,
Hiack and Fancy Dress Buttons,
,'os, Pan, ard YES, EDITIONS
Nsiei,ri,1,n,s and 1Thrad Lace,
iMisation 10 DO IN,
l,lon,l, anl black silk Lace
lhpn ard Cotton E,igin,,
'sel,t' AMI LADIES l.. {, linndkcrrhies
laait- Embroidered .Ml iicm-sii,chcd lDo:
iaccae. ant! >vis. Financing.
De In Collars;
Irish Liner.
White Brown and Hack Hollands
tolnrSi lnpr Cambria:
ad,t.' ,fiote Nspt,il>A,
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CITATION


Tue STATE ~ Tcxss- Cor,sfy Of Uiryiscn.
T. M S,eftf II cad Commit, Groems.
WHEREAS John " Kennedy a citire- If
w Harrison county and State aforesaid has
filed his petition ia orr -aid District Court cow-
plaiung Il s. II Munro whose resiIcnce petit
Iioncr represents is beyond The limits of thi.
State. That said Munro il indebted 20 said
petitioner N the jr.i sum Of ONE hundred and
four dollars as pcr account to-wit:
= H. Nunran ToJ, W kerncdy. DR. 2lnl
That caid debt Wa created 10y aid Nuuroc
f1r hi- uwn benefit. and 81 his own special irier
cs' AMI request that TIE same Is now past do'
aud is iill unpaid whefp'sic be Vay' Judgment
tor said SUM " money and cost " snii etc.
fhc.e ar. therefore 10 command yon 10 arm
mon aaul IS IL Muurpc. by publication ot thi.
VII a ihe Texas Republican a newspaper pub
lishe' 20 The county and State aforesaid for four
tHegrs-ltc week. to Dc and appear before tie
ustrc, cnai If Harrison conuiy on The fourth
Monday after the fret Monday ia February,
l-ig tirn and there to ausver tho petition IN
iii, case filed u which the foregoing J. a -ynop-
i4 Herein t1il not ami true rtaru make Of
.iis writ
an. Test j. VI llrvpgrspv. Clerk
;xSSS: CtA day Of January -j9.
7Uf VI HENDERSON Clerk
Issued January 9TH 1889
! VI HENDERSON CLERK
Received in Office 6ih jan ls5p and exc
cuiel sam, day bs handing the aluor ol the
1esa, Republican certified copy Of Tie within
citation for Publication.
\ ". CRAWFORD Sheriff
January 5th 1853 Il u
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Inpostaas u al issssss>sA 10 Psivao = 0sssAaos
AillA . y. LoY0
Yrieootial 4otout nm 1eUoo.
WOULD ises~ eli pwsu~ iaessss1 10 "
l busiecss that I hare sseaeoa poooas II Z
Mil i,f~p which, - l have asss6ase csssi9cato
from ccaakss~n OF the hi2bsst cAasUct~f. VIE
have ~i,.csrd its operations has psO~'d. saesF-
sl-is by a, tss& sNc hsntsd Iss ceat. esy seeR
mill dress that has c.ef becn tested 11a ~
r,pvewnt cot~isaa " hasiae t,ss rssaia9 ssoss
provided with = cnsvUi decse, and the Stationary
stone dressed with . araisAi drvS. The seraigas
dress ws-r pu, on = Mill sscc ~hrre ~ tswv
stone rum. u = LITTLE tfyrntia'. 10 !srge NIL
stone the angie varies to suit the sAe Of 'hc ssuua
In all cases The drsught "a tAe rsseisag seoes ,
greater than on TIC ssssio0sry stoss.
All persons are f~~srnsd Avo usiag - ~
ringing upon this ps.cas, wishsst sssAssisy
from ne
Persons who may with to purcfesc rishe NJ
counties or States viii find mr. a Jeljess0u, u
absent, letters laA n, the Postc6ace 1t Ia, p!acv.
will b forwarded to NE, when have ke tts
interior G. w. 10y
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EeElNlNG Fona1lHr o.d 'omrsts os
IL NJ tarss and d'alerS ip ''roocfie.. Boat
au Bar stores rlanlstisn Snplah- CIV
t.lner toun,or,e ep.l liam -,rs',s, chfc'c.
port In
ArrlIg4 lslS " q; n
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DUNN s RlrCtIiC,
RECEIVING. FORW AEDlNG
Grocery Merchants.

etkNNl ihEI, ~
- FSrEtTf1lN rctnrn thank 10 their pat
II aa. and friends fur tie lacfd patronage
bosf Nel anon them during the past tp1o -'+snns
trusting that thcy will merit a continuance # lil
ame Cor the future. Their Warehouse Is the
l'es, and safest 800 the place, and bcirg entirely
detached ani built Of inoombastibc material 'ir
dang fsm Gr f much deserved iy-rRsNcg
giu BE- cie t.d 90 h.. rate than IN any oihe
Warehouse So the place They are prepared 10
eS tend tleir u,aal facilities 10 customers aud
niauis
shreveport of &. rs 6y
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FOR sAI.E. or RENT.

J'IE rnm.ss~ srmer,y oceHpel by ! G
| ticf,c tha cjiy 81 Marshall Can on
fas % y NrKRtH
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H,GnIsox CorSry. December 1853

HARRISON CouSry December 1853
This is tn crv,ifs .hs, | have been using .
" Low. nsw Triacn,,al Mill De~ On ny Mil.
ahoui Ten months. and ,u examination. ! am
satisfied /, viii grind twelve n,oNss longer with
oa' sharpcniaV |, IS far superior 70 any drcae
! have ever seHr used and iacysuSly reconmsssd
II =, Tie ruhl,c. ". c. BAKsx
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/ do hereby certify tina, ! have had Q "
foy's late pa,eat Mil prss put oa my hoeW
mil Of sixteen ,-ch mill rock II Bvooas uakcs
IN Ru-k Cherokee county Texas. ard Il groaWd
bushels of good meal in 20 minutes.
DR. r r RicHAxosos.
Ra.k comfy Texas, Nov. 20, So.
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THE BEST SELECTED BTpCK ne MS EVER
HEpIGHr 10 rms MAlikET.
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JIOWEl.t & nUCkNFR Sncse->or. to J y
III Howell s a. Eaefttar, Fsrussff,se s-d 'aHs
sa,isa W,rsAfefs ael Gsnsfai Gf@yss. over T" ar
hIsIsr Steamboat iau,lfng, Shfrssgut', laarssra
Not .- lsj1 u a..
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Tue STATE cr Texs Cor,.fy Of H,ryison
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CITATION
No $50

j. j Pearson anl Win W. +. siiih anil VIE.
THE drATE or TEXAS.
County Of Harrison
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This ]. 10 certify that work in DR.. fhilip
shop saw the burr dress pat on the mill. And
an, a milI-wr,sh, Of fcg experience, and il %
the tesi dress now in use, BY OVER one hundred
PCT ccnt. y ". (oIsaAs.
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Ths !, 10 certify that am hrman Of D.
Billips mill factory. q. W 10y has pat ~
paien, mil, stone dress IN fourteen inch rock.
and Il will rrind fourteen busheh u god msAl
10 me hour, which sary~ssS anything in ths
say of mill stone dress ,ha, huse c~sr sssn
ia this country y II Moosx.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part OF
the globe is the consequence Of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhafation is evolved by
the action of solar heat wet soil and rises with
the watery vapor from it. While the sun ia below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earth sur
face, und the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts as an irritating
poison on the internal viscera and excretng organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
seerete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the hood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
staaiach sympathize with the liver, and become
dsordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our
gatism, as If in an attempt to expel the noxious
niasi0a. concentrates the whole blood OF the body
in the internal excretories to force them to cast It
ont The blood leaves the aurface, and rushes to
the central organs with congestive violence. This
il he CHILL. But in this effort il fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the Gen.
tral organs and rushes to the surface, as ii in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory ~, the skin. In this
also ii falls and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted. and waits for the recovery of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND AauE.
Such constitutional disorder will of course under
mine tic health If it is not removed.
We have labored to find. and have found, an
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Legal Notice.


TTyO CHARLES MoDlLL; You are hereby mott
i fed that there is now file In the Clerks once
of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at heo-
kuk, petition Of Ramsay Haynes, claiming OF
you the sum OF two hundred and seyenty-ons and
100 dollars with ten per cent Interest on $os OF
said sum from June 80, 1868; and 10 per cent per
annum interest on SOS st said sum from July oo
1858, and 10 per cent per annnm interest on SOS 81
said sum from August 81, 1858, and ten per cent.
mar an mum iuterest ON 7.S3 Of said sum from
September 80, 1858, upol four promissory notes by
you given. payable to the order Of Ramsay, stan
mus Haynes q II dated May l, 1858, and payable
res positively in 50 days, 90 days, four months and
Eve months from date; said petition praying aito
for nm order of attachment, on the grouna tnat
said MoDili 10 nonresident OF the state Of IOWA
and has property and credits not exempt from exc
cution..
Now, therefore, uniess you appear ana answer
said petition on or before the second day OF the
September term f1s50l, 70 commence on the nrst
Monday Of September, 1883 Judgment will be rem
dered against yon thereon. n~rc
July 10. 1850 I'm Atty for Pit IFS.
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n OT ICE .


VTv0 PATRICK MADDEN SIR-You are hereby
i notified that there il flc In the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa,
at Keokuk, petition Of Amos II. Brown claiming
decree Of said Court against you for the sum OF
$35l.S6 and ten per cent per annum interest there
on from October II, 1868, on mortgage by you to
said Brown given Of date October IA, 1855, on the
front ends by fifty feet deep OF lots III and II in
block Is0 in the city Of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
10 secure the payment ofSthe purchase money OF
said realty, viz: $425, in four equal annual I'M
stalments with interest from aaid date at 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
payable); said petition charging such default, and
ella Inning also the foreclosure and sale OF SAID
mortgaged premises and the extinguishmsnt OF All
equity Of redemption under said mortgage and Tor
general relief. You are therefore notified that un-
lees you appear and to said petition on the
second day Of the September term TO commence
on the first Monday of September, 1885, OF SAID
Court decree will be taken against You thereon
pro con{ssso.
CURTIS, GILMORE b CURTIS,
Solicitors for Petitioner.
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July IS, 1859


To Charles HubbeIl, Mary Z. Woodwaru, "itiish
S. Wood ward and Sears M. LOveridge
yyou and each Of you are hereby notined TIA.
u there is on Ole in the Clerks Once o. inc
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk,
petition Of Henry g. and Louisa 2. DsLonis, MI
nors. who sue BY their guardian Martin stafford,
claiming the foreelosurs Of six mortgages e,vsn s
BY Charles Hubhell to James L. Estes % gua!0ien
of petitioners, said mortgages being respectively
on different parts Of the following properly, 40
the City Of Keokuk. Lee County, lows. - " !:
block Isl said petition claiming ~ due and an.
sl said mortgage. the .ssrss.ss ;n,.a s.n e.
from Dessmber lth, 1853 on 90 Of said ssm
and from October 10th, lSb7 on 41,lOl.4S o. s,id
sum; and also praying Tor the extinction Of the
/ intere.t of alt of said defendants IN the above
| describe "a real estate, and for general relief.
Now, therefore, unless yon appear Ana anaMe ~
| said petition on or before the second day Of me
September term, 1859. of sAid conrt, 70 commescs
on the f1t Msaday Of september. judgment VIII
I be rendered arAinst you thsreo p pro confssso.
CUkTIH, 0ILLAOka GU UkTIS,
July II, ls6e-lm olStof re01oses&
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March "A, 1s59-d4w
Legal Notice.


Two ABRAHAM AChERLAND; You are hereby
notified that there ia on ile In the Clerks omce
Of the District Court of Lac County, Iowa, IT heo-
kuk, petition Of Henry @. DeLouis and Louisa U.
DoLous, minors, who sue by their guardian. Martin
Stafford, claiming of you the reversion IN fee sim-
pie OF the following real estate situated In Lee
county, Iowa, viz: the undlyided OF the follow.
ing parcel of ground situated in lots eleven and
twelve in block sixty in the city OF keokuk,
to-wit: commencing at the alley in block 90 on oth
street between Main and johnson streets, thence
along the line Of lot on 6th street 70 feet from
the alley, thence starting point, from tne Ter,
minus Of said 20 feet, the line OF lot u toward
johnson street 20 feet thence ct right angles with
5h street 75 feet lot IL and eastery BALI OF
III thence towards the alley and parallel with oth
street 20 feet thence to 5th street parallei with
Main street rs feet said reversion being exp ectant
on the estate for life of Henry b. DeLouis in said
realty; sard petition claiming, also, that peiton-
ers title to said revsrson, against you, be de-
termned and forever quieted.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
to said petition on before the second day 81 Inc
September term (ls5s) Of said court, Judgment will
be rendered ag inst you thereon.
CURTIS, GILLM0KE i CURTIS,
Julv IA fs59.lm Att'ys for Pct'rs.
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TIE w. III. Farmer, John Tarbcll, VIM. f. Turner )
VIM. Edwards, Thomas Dennis, Edward Ahron-
son, s. Lea 4 Son, Queen City vArnish Company,
Harris S CO., --- Fshnestock, Mogridge Me-
Fall, - Vining, A. Lewis, J.sF- Cox and W.
B.Fansll:
V0U and each Of you hereby notified that
Il there is on fle In the Clerks O6hoe Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Ksoknk, . Pc
tition Of Thomas Tanton (one OF the late hrm OF
w. II. Farmer 4 Co.,) praying for settlement ~
the partnership matters thsr Elm embraced between
petitioner and said Farmer and the other parties
hereto that said Tarbcl, late receiver In charge
of the assets Of said firm, and w. T. Turner, as
sgnee Of the same for the beneht OF their credit
ors, make full report to said Court OF their pro.
ceedings under said trusts that said Edwards, tof
the late firm Of Edwards TurnerD report TO said
Court what assets Of said Fvrner Co. are IN his
or the hands Of Edwards Turner and that SAID
Ahronsohn, Lee 4 Son, Queen City Varnish Com
pany, Harris Co., - Fahnestock whose giv-
en- name is unknown to petiticner), Mogridge
Mcfan, ,- Vining, Whose gwen name is I'M
known TO pctitionsr), Lewis, Cox, and Farrell,
creditors Of said firm, and said Dennis assignee
certain claims OF divers other creditors, be barred
and excluded from all claim upon the asaets OF
said Farmer Co., against petitioner and for such
other and further relief as equity and good con-
| science require.
Now, therefore, unless you and each Of you ap-
pear and answer In said Court or before the ID
day Of the September term {1S50) Of said Court, to
| commence at keokuk on the first Monday OF Sep
tember, Judgment viii be rendered against you
pro oonfesso. ROBERT II. GILLMoRK,
July Ii, 1S59-dlm SOL for petitioner.
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To take effect on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
LvROM and after the above date and until fur
l. ther notice, two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk as follows:
First Train leaves Keokuk daily tSun-
days es sceptedla at 600 A. NJ.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
tSundays excepted) at 400 r. n.
First Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays excepted) at S:15 A, n.
Second Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays excepted at GOO p. n.
TEMPLIN, PLUMMER L CO., Lessees.
B. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. X. TEwKsBURY, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
1D-The above road is now prepared to furnish
Cars for Pc-Nics and pleasure parties on shor no.
tice and on the most favorable terms For further
information apply st the Office in Packet Depot,
or to the Snperinte ndent. UN
June 6, 'b0-d4w