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SCAMmON AND BROWN.

Hc il Oh unworthy Republican who
with lis eyes open to the possible conse-
,Iucnccs Of his act, refuses to vote for J.
Young Scammon and William Il. Brown,
candidates for the Lcgislat turc in the South
Chicago district A single Republican vote
thrown away in that district may change
the political complexion Of the Legislature,
put the next apportionmcnt into the hands
Of our bitter opponents, and defeat that
most trustworthy public servant, Lyman
Trumbull.
Who, with such consequences staring
him in the face, will permit any personal
riquc, OF personal friendships, any tempo
rary dissatisfaction with nominations, OF
conventions, TO deter linn from voting the
whole ticket?
, 1860-11-06

t3y- If you can't vote rs soon as you get to
the polls this morning, stay till you can II
you have tho spirits Of frcesncn, you'll net
back out
, 1860-11-06

e~ Voting is 1 frecn,an's highest privilege
lie who possesses It and does not exercise 1t is
not = freeman in reality, and doesn't dcserveto
f,an nua i, name
, 1860-11-06

Er Remember, that the Republican party
stands for the Union, the Constitution, and the
right Of the majority to govern, In every State
and Territory.
, 1860-11-06

~ Remember, that the institution Of sla-
very is the only Ming which has ever seriously
endangered the peEpctuity of the Union.
, 1860-11-06

e To lose day, when that day is election
day, is to lose i year or two years or four
years. And this is election day.
, 1860-11-06

Election In Cook County.
We republish the result Of the elcc-
ton In Cook County in 1856 and 1855, by
wards and townships. This table may be use
full as basis Of comparison with the election
Of to-day;
, 1860-11-06

TT Let Republican votes fall as fast and
thick and pure as snos;hakes to-day, aud tho
Democracy will be chilled and bcnumbed be.
fire nNAn.
, 1860-11-06

IF Remember, that free labor is not Sec
tio,aal nor local interest, but national aud
universal oEc-
, 1860-11-06

81 Vote carly is always tho safe plan.
Never put OF till afternoon what can be done
before dinner
, 1860-11-06

eB- As goes the city, so will so the District.
As goes the District, SO will 60 the State As
gocs the State, 80 will 60 the country. To
! work, then, men and women-every mothers
son and fathers daughter Of you.
, 1860-11-06

BEyyAIeE OF PASTERS.
The "pasting game" begun in New
Yorl;, will be played here Today. Read
your tickets.
, 1860-11-06

Remember, that the direct Object ofthe
slave interest, and indirectly Of all the parties
;; which favor its unjust and unequal claims,
! is to enrich few slave owners at the expense
F.! Of the people, and DO THE GREATEST GOOD 10
+; TIE SMALLEST NUMBER.
, 1860-11-06

~ Remember, that the system Of free ID.
bor is the only ono under which free schools,
free press, freedom Of the mails, and liberty
of spccch can flourish OF be preserved.
, 1860-11-06

"Voto carly" aud see that the slarco.
crnts don't "yotc o(ien!ir'
, 1860-11-06

- Remember, that ABRAHAM LINCOLN Is
Tue only man who can be elected President "
the pooae, and that II the election goes to Con-
crcss, the Presidency will be gamb!cd Tor or
quarreled over By parcel Of politicians and
dcma.o.ucs.
, 1860-11-06

1F Remember, that the Republican party
Is the only one which stands for the ps'nciple
ur Free Territories.
, 1860-11-06

BA 4 sheep in VOLTS clothing. An old
Wing with a Douglas badge, on working for
Squattcrism to-day.
, 1860-11-06

AsuARe DopGr-A Squattcrite WAS heard
to say yesterday that he had paircsz Of scih -four
Lincoln men. II he told the truth, he has cheat
ed three Republican, out Of their votes.
Whether he told the truth or not, this is Q
dodge that is often practiccd. Don't pair OF
with anybody. Go and vote.
, 1860-11-06
J. Z. sTAFrQI2D'S
fe, ,(aoR Aaa autpHuR POWDERS

J. Z. sFAFr ronD's
faoA Mn SULPHUR POWDERS
Ar" :. soluble preparation OF Iron and
,,utnhur. idsntlca{ with that extstina
ts SlGga, ;a,,' e psftssa:y p;; So de.tss se!tss
nnsi-They Kevitalizc and Purify The
t,oodEThey fmpatt Energy TO the
eEScT!oas sxstcmGcThey lnsifor4nte R 4;
res,iop-Thrv Regulate the secre.
lions Of The Body-And are \ Specific
p fDr Ill Fems1e Weaknesses.
P11ck usk DOLLAR / P4cKAox.
srAFFOED's OLIVE TAR.
n nSTAFFOislrS IRON AND SCL.
PHEK POWDERS.
fSTAFEORu'S INHALER.
For aAle by
e,SMITu l. D " 7 e H.
tsnccessors 70 penton & Co-.}
~swholeaalo and Fetal Agents In Chi
EE r.~o oc15d98 6mittp
, 1860-11-06
WIDE AwAKE8

| If Sherman is elected, his deputies
will be Irislncn and soreAcads.
, 1860-11-06

e~ Who in each Ward will be patriotic
enough to cast the first Republican vote this
morning? The nlau who bears away that
honor from us in our own Ward, the Second,
will l,avc to stir himself, but he shall have our
acknowlcdgmcnts and thanks.
, 1860-11-06

~ Some Of your squatteritc ftiendsbegan
to-day carly, by taking their places at tho polls
at midnight, to relnain in column over night.
A cold night they found it, and perhaps sud-
den rcycrscs this morning.
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column


AL engraved tickets purportlng 10 oc
Republican arc frauds, intended to cheat
tic voter ont Of an honest expression u
his sentiments at the polls. Volc tic
p;nin ticket on!C.
, 1860-11-06

Suddenly IN Monday morning, Eoy 5th. II Dtnfhe-
1ss FLORENCE. infant daughter Of J. H. and ELLA
beth II. Dunham.
Funss1l OF tuesday 9Th inst frcm TIC residence Of
her parents, No. IS Michigan Ayeuue.
, 1860-11-06

Cattle FIoM kaSsAs.-A lot Of 100 fine
bccycs that caE,e down the Missouri River from
Kansas and Nebraska, were sold il this city
yesterday, TO go to Lake Superior They
ranged in weight from !, AGO to e, 900 pounds
each. They were sold by Leopold & Co. Of
This city
, 1860-11-06

r. Rcrucnri,er, ula+ free labor ennob'ee-
while slave labor lcgradc5.
, 1860-11-06
Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.

a. scRIFEX, ddttrsiskng Agent. 63 DeoT~
hcrn st., IL authorized to rteeirs Idrtr!se7efs5"
I.itdnd al Us Leading Pnrers Of the Sorf@tGfe:
, 1860-11-06

Arc you in favor Of sustaining Matteson
in his Canal Scrip operations ngainst the
State? Then vote for Haven, Elliott d Co.
Are you in favor Of releasing Mattcson
from his obligations to the taxpayer on
account Of lis Canal Scrip operations:
Then rotc for Haven, Elliott & Co.
But if you are opposed to this ugly
business, and in favor oflolding him to the
repayment Of what he has taken from the
peoples Trcas'1ry-yotc for Ogden, Brown
scammon, Wilson and Wilmarth.
, 1860-11-06

DANGEROUS sCoCsTERFE1T.-Ou bankers tell
US that a considerable amount Of very dan
gcrous counterfeit is afloat in this community.
It puUoEts to he on the international Bunk, Of
Portland, Maine, Int Is in reality the altered
worthless issue OF = Washington, D. c., Wild
, 1860-11-06

FnE s|ATE SENATOR.
UILL1AN Il. OGDEN.
REPRESENTATIVE l.: THE LEGISLATURE.
=, SCAHNON,
66.h District MlLhlAM il. BROWN.
{uONER II N1LL.AkTH.
9th Oiztfsct S N, WILL UN.
...h. r;rcr;t torrt MN, l.. CHURCH.
G..... ~ a,tn,,..r aliluS HAVEN.
tter11 n -; aSfi:c
CQ51ua:. .-.'' " AAA'-a3A-AA
, 1860-11-06

cd three Republican, out Of their votcs.
Whether he told the truth or not, this is
dodge that is often practced. Don't pair oil
with anybody. Go and vote.
The CoLsoS OrEKAT1c CoScERTs.-Ercry
preparation is making to secure j brilliant
SUCCESS for the Colson 0pc7atic Concerts next
week. Tie names OF Madame Co!son, Miss
Kellogg, Dignoli, susini, with hfuz:o WELDING
the baton, are guarantee that Bryan Hall will
? bc well filled.
| Tue L1Tr1rF1E1D Coal BCEsER-Nc unin-
| tcntionally conveyed wrong impression as to
| the Railway Coal Burner and Parlor Furnace
represented in this city by II. {. Van Setback,
! ut No. II State street. Though patented in
| July list, these Parlor Furnaces Of Mr. Little
field had stood tho test Of two seasons, nnd the
i Railway Coal Burner, five Seasons Thus their
merits are not new and uutried.
ELKc71os NEWS So generals the desire to
hear the latest and the freshest Of the news On
the evening Of the Presidential election, that
! It will ensure ! large turnout at all these
places, the announcement that arrangements
AAtN 0ENA 444*A%so w A%$~%eS kA1 AtstAtEAE3 III
the Wsgwam, and also at The Briggs and Ttc-
mont Houses tonight, where each dispatch
will be read aloud as fast as received.
oPES1x0 LECTURE RCsu MEDICAL COLLEGE,
The Introductory to the eighteenth regular
eo4rse Of LECTURES in Rush Medical r;oii,,o.
will be delivered By Prof. n'-;n nj ths r.,
lege bu1laing, cor..r ri Of Dearborn and 1nalan,
e'sea'' on Wednesday, ;th November, at l.:
PM The profession and the public, ladic,
and gentlemen, arc respectfully invited to b
present.
4 New WAT TO PAT OLD DEn1E.-One Q
the most libcra1 OF the squattcritc bctters wa
one Morse, Of Peoria, who has ssakcd a1npl
: sums on Stephens fate and fortunes. One q
,, these bets amounts to ss,1oo, and there ar
others Of lesser sums in the hands Of seycyt
atakeholdcrs ahouttown. Slncci has bccom
manifest that Little Dug was nowhere, the de.
tiny Of these bets WAS scarcely questioned
until, on Saturday last, garnlGsees were ferve
( upon the Stockholders, creating decline I
r the anticipated funds Of the parties Of the SCI
q ond part The comments on this c1traosd
" nary method Of saving On bets to pay deb
( arc, as may be imagined, somewhat war;
: among ths bitten Ones:
, 1860-11-06

N a r RIED.
In thIs city Nov. Str. at the Adams House. hy Rer
J, ii. Fen1., Ai4s CATHARlSE U. HARF0ED and
Mr. EDWIN SHEH[slL1- both Of Grnndy County, Ill
, 1860-11-06

QUICK NonK-We notice that the rails have
been laid along West Water street to connect
the West side railroads at Madison street. Tie
tunnels are neagly completed. The present
aspects ofthis great enterprise arc full ofprom-
isc and tho connection will bc made Immensely
valuable to the public, cyca bcforc stone or
brick is laid Of the depot structures at the Mad
ison street Union depot grounds.
, 1860-11-06

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Uri Balcom, Esq,
of the Unknown lumber firm Of Eidrc1s &
Balcom, Of this city, representing his house at
Stiles, Wis, vs. arc indebted for box Of celery
| crisp, luscious, and indeed tho perfect vcgcta-
| bic in its line It would attract attention in
| an; market from these qualities
, 1860-11-06
roR VICE IIsEstnES1.
HANNIBAL, HA.MLIN

Presidential Electors.
AT LARGE,
LEONARD SWETT, Of Mclean.
1GUS II, PALMER, Of Nacoupln.
nttTyIcTa.
!, ALLEN {. FULLER, Of Boone.
= WE. 4. PLATO, cf k:ce.
T.. LAWRENCE WELDON. Of Dewitt.
I. WM. =. KELLOGG, Of Fulton.
9. JAMES STARK, Of Hancock.
G. JAMES c. CoNRLNG, OF sansamon.
:. If, Il, BEoMWELl-, o: Coles.
& THOMAS G. ALLEN, Of Randolph.
q, JOHN oLSEY, Of Gallasln.
, 1860-11-06

CnlCAGO, NOV. 9th. 1StU.
MEstEs. Eprrons: 1dteise space in your sal-
liable paper for the purpose Of returning thaoks ia
behalf Of the fimi!y aud friends Of ;ac late. IL
meotcd Eeaxcc!acr Smith, who met with serious
and fatal accident while on his ray from Warren to
Mineral Point. H. r. X. H.: to al those who did
all iu their pow tn restore him to health OF TO al
levia,e Ills suGtringe: aud who. when he was t9ken
from life br the Grim Messenger. did much to
sonthc The forroye of m afflicted .vifc and mother
and mourning relatives, by their kind acts aud del
cate attentions.
1a1-o sscs ise to express ny sincere thanks ard
gratitude to Il H. Murphy, station agent at War
rem. Mr. Scrdc. proprietor Of Burnett House. War.
ren. 81. Rcnsen. Mr. J: v. cobh. eapesin:ende1s
of II. Z. llaire nd, Mr. Pierce. Nr, Wilson. UT. ].
generally u the II. i. Il. t.. also especially to T.
i. PtcnI.s Of Darlington, for their assiduons nj.
tentions ta the decea.cd and his bercayed wife acd
TticEls. TerJ respectfully, JAMES PATTON,
Dru!her.ta-Law Of deceased.
, 1860-11-06

LAECrS1Is.-5dward Nooman was held to
bail yesterday morning in the sum Of $500
to answer the Charge Of stealing coat. From
the c7idcrcc itappcarcd that he went into the
clorhing store kept BY Ab:aza Barnett, No. c6
North Clark street, tried on q cost that fitted,
yaluei. at 81, and coo,ly walked OF with it.
4 young lad, named Edgar Colin, was arrested
on Saturday for stealing i cap from tho store
Of August Lcpre er, No. 123 North Clark street.
The prisoner was fined s. and 90 days in the
Brilewcll, and the execution suspended fol
twenty-four hours, to give him I'll opportunity
Of leaving tovr.
, 1860-11-06

WEARY or DEEATu-Robert Davis, npra-
rently about fifty years Of age, native OF STAT
fordslire, England, formerly in comfortable
circumstances, and reprezentedas having been
always sober and Intelligent man, was found
On Sunday evening, in the rear Of 4 small Wet
ualiny shop On South Water street, nearly
lIc!ess, with his throat cut. He has been in
this city for sonic weeks, seeking IN vain for
some means Of support finding none, and lis
means utterly exhausted, he thus attempted to
take his own life. His wound WIS dressed bJ
Dr:. Hay and Iaucl, and the unfortunate man
removed to the City Hospital.
, 1860-11-06

MARINE DE;7CHDASCE-A mariner named
John Cozzcns, was fined S yesterday 70. get
ting up q disturbance OF board the schooner
Hrrries.e, On Saturday night
, 1860-11-06

CHEMICAL 1sK KEnAsrH--A Few a9tfc1e especially
adapted for the countlns-house artists use- 1t will
instantly remove ink etains Of recent or long stard
ing, without scratching or nju1ing the paper For
sale In elnsls boxes for IS cents, at tho Rubber
Store, lis Randolph street, kingsbnry Block.
nov1-6t
EAu .,:ould not fsil to read the advertise
rnan4 af Erof 1Eond In tneil.4,e nnner eeSir
, 1860-11-06

~ Co 10 John Joncs's. 1l9 Dearborn street,
and get Sour clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be we'll done, and at prices to suit the times.
, 1860-11-06

81 q. Nisa.olc respectfully Invites his friends
and pupils to bis usunl Tuesday evening party and
particularly 70. this evening.
, 1860-11-06

DO OARDIN G.-PIcasant Front
- and lack Rooms With Toa.t car be had at 119
yasiasroa street few 4oors from the Court House
Square, Also few day hoasdesS &cc1tnoodatet
, 1860-11-06

H. St1sflOrd's OliVe Tia
. ,on.J aud no other preparation evsF
compounded with the vit1 Of = :cne'
}ral sale has eves been abls to obtain
: testimonials trom persona Of Inch
prominence ~
iGEn. Law. Eaq.. Fifty sye. New YoYk.
, , 91xEnS Da aArIa. Esq.. CankeE, y. =.
tTarALnw wEEp, EsG;,, Albany. Y. !.
iuxs. Vr1s Ge1xx. Msshlngton. p. c.
Col. S&xrk1. Col1, Hartford. Conn.
Coz. CH4s- MAY, t. 8. Army.
Eky. !nsng. LrAvt1r. ENsor 1nde'
pendent. y. T,
Rxr, Z. E.1oar; Ell, Examiner, y. +,
> .kxr. p ". CkoxK. Agent Of Amerl
can Elh!a Union. y. y.
REv. Q: F. A. SFtYxtSo, Butternott1
New York.
p Rxr. Dk. LEONARD. Exeter. y. Il,
f4cd more thAn one hundred othel
we'll known persona.
, 1860-11-06
Gbirago GriIhut1t,
TrE51AY. NOVEMBER 6, lsSo.
ncnu|,Iican Nominations.

-nrs.prsT or TIE csIrzp afA1zs'
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
, 1860-11-06

e True Lordon Porter and Scotch Ale Of the
best brand. eau always be lad VI Sargent, aPothc-
cary, IAudolph AID State streets.
, 1860-11-06

Cuxuca1. lsk ER1sEn.-A new article especial
II adapted TO- Inc counting house 2sitts' use. It
will instantly remove ink stnias Of recent or long
standing Without scratching or inIurfns the paper.
For .ale In single boxes for Is cents ut tho Rubber
Store, lis Randolph stseet, KsEgsbury block.
nnw1Et
, 1860-11-06

WANTED.-By . woman who
~ can bring the best cf references. s:to:dou IL
Chan,tessazid or Watrercss II rsisase family -
objections TO eh1c1en. Apply AZ 165 Aica,Eta
, 1860-11-06

's'IIE Is ACRE UNION PARK,
L WEST CHICAGO-Ihe place for Children to
rar during the heated mouths Of SIMMER: much br!
Ter for than tL!riae. 4 few Of asc best.
tiiul i3xlD Ee=lI ct Lots sltu.tcd Madison War"
IarK} fo- sale ret. Z. H. CUMMINGS.
rncvsf No z Ci4tk street
, 1860-11-06

To Brs1SE:s MEx.-.A thorough business man,
who IL practical bookkeepeE and capable OF taking
charge Of aay business whether at business man
bookkccper, you'll like to make IN engagement
with CONC hcusc ia this city. From i've 5cars'
acquaintance with him, the publishers Of this pa
per are able to testify to his ability, aud will rec
omucnd him a. above. inquire atthis ofacc.
, 1860-11-06

TOR SALE Drug Store Tor Sale
l. choice assortment Of DTnGs With F1xturef. Sc.
located In :he South bi:fon oftle ety ~ be kaid H
ptietor Ht<.:g leave the ciiy Is to sc;i
out s entire stock At te.s that will not fall T. sntt
nnv one wishing 10 engage Il TIC business. TcIaaa
casa, Address 70. Boz 6Sl. noExst
, 1860-11-06

WANTED.-.A Partner with a
" cash capital Of !anr ti1 thousand dollars r.
take interest in UtsttEiery ~e iucatcd about III
t4ile5 from Ei:sso Ad.:rr-s Box GG6 Po.t os1ce.
, 1860-11-06

11cV1CKEn'S THEATRE.
III Madison street, between statc aud Dearborn.
ET Doa;s open At n'elocx Performance to com.
E7e1ce All c!oc2. Box 0tlce open from 10 TIL Asd
from till O'Clock.
cents; I117ate Boxes, +.Co md {st0
, 1860-11-06

WAETED.-A situation rs 4
W scams.ress eithrsto work On Eewtos maehss
or At hand sewing Understands dsessEakH: as we'll
10 plain sowing, None only tho5c wEo can promise
tttadr situation need apply. Good reference Etytc-
tnoly At lf;5 Ni1hI1an d;ecuc. pcfxtt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-13

STATE trs o on IOWA IS.
by virtue Of . special execution 10 me directed,
- issned BY the Clerk Of the District 1ourt OF Lee
county, tnfavor Of Green Erskine and arsinst will
liam Holiday, have levied upon and vii. sell to
the Highest bidder at the door of the Clerk Once
of TIC District Court Of Lee county Iowa, at Kes-
knk an said county, su the 18th day of April, AD.
1859, between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and 4
o'clock.r r., q said day the following property,
te-wit; Eighty feet of of the front of lots one,
two and three IT, 2and 81, in Block ninety fg0l, in
the city Of keokuk Lee cnnuty, Iowa; and also lot
No. seven ~, in Block No. one hundred and sixty
seven (167). In said city. Thessid Dot No. seven "a
in Block 1877 is to be sold separately, and out of
the proceeds of sale Of said lot first b. paid to VIM
Simpson hisclaiD Of sixteen hundred and ninety
two 72l00 dollars, with Interest from the Sd March,
1860 at 10 per cent. per annum, and the balance III
any, be applied TO the payment OF said judgment
OF 81 2a8 34-l00 and that said 80 feet of Of front
OF said iots |, and 3, in Block 90 aforesaid be
sold separately and applied fret TO the payment of
saidjudgment Of $l,a9s 81 100. 4
Taken, levied upon and 10 be sold by order of
Court to satisfy said writ of execution.
Keokuk, March 10, 1860.
I'll. Nj. GRIFFITH, Sheriff az Lee Co.
m nd 81 .m
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Standard Apple Trees. from to years, very fine;
do. Peach one year from bad; seedli ngs years;
do, and Dwarf Pears, l, 2 years, from bud !;
do, and do Cherries, years from bud, hne;
Quirce Bushes, Plum Trees, Early May Cherries,
Grape Vines, Strawberries and Chestnut Trees;
Black herries---New Rochelle or Lawton;
Gooseberries--Houg hton Seeding, Large English
Prolific;
Currants--Red Dutch, White Grape and Black
English;
Rhubarb--y ictoria, large and fine,
Red Cedar choice lot, from To feet high.
Also, White Cedar. Pines, FRS, Sayans, Rose
Bushes, Shrubs, DC. We offer great Inducements to
thase who want trees, especially Apple, ~ We
wish to clear portion of our grounds.
Remember the place -2 miles fram City, on
Plank Road and GENE and get yeur trees fresh
from the Nursery, rs We have no agents doing busi
ness for US. KAY BEKxARD.
Janl4-dw3m.
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sTATE or IOWA.
y y I'm " EN We "
IsEx Cor Nry.

Lee Corsrr,
DIV virtue of . syccisI execution TO me directed
Diwneaby the Clerk OF the District Court of said
county, in favor Of Ambrose Dudley, and against
the Keokuk Female College. 4 have levied upon and
will sell to the highest bidder, nj the door OF the
Clerks Once OF the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa, at Ksokuk, Ia said county ,acn the 10th day
Of May, 4. .. 1859. bssxssn the hours ef O'clock
n. and o'clock r n. Of said day, the following
property, 70 vita Lots number four. Eve, and
six, fe in block fty-nins, 6ol in the city OF Keo
kuk, county of Lee, and State OF Iowa; and ont ~
the proceeds OF said sale, 6rst to pay the claim Of
Peter Eiohar for the sum OF ten hundred and TWEEN
ty-hvc dollars, then the claim III Fieklen Lucas
for she sum Of ten hundred and thirty-two - 100
dollars. then the chim OF j. n. HoFnish FOR the
sum Of seven hundred snd ssvsnty-four oS-i0o dol
lars, and then the claim of the said Ambrose Dud-
ley, being the balance ef i've thousand three hun
dred ana three SO 100 dollars, after deduetns the
said claims Of Eichar, kickien Lscss, and Hor-
nish.
Taken, levied upon and 20 be sold by order OF
Court 10 satisfy said writ of execution.
keokuk, April 8, 1880.
III. M. GRIFFITH,
RprGdtm Sheriff of Lee County.
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TO MARY ANN CRAIG, Richard Craig and John
Winthrops %
V0U are hereby notified that there In now
i. on fie In the Clerks Office Of the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk the petition
OF Samuel r. Voorhics claiming OF you the fore
closure Of a mortgage executed by the said Mary
Ann Craig on the following real estate situate In
Lee county, Iowa, to- wit Tw enty five (76) feet of
OF lot twelve ll2l In block one hundred and fifty
six a s6), in the City Of Kcokuk, and bounded ~
follows commencing at point en- the easterly line
of said let twelve twenty five feet from the alley
in said block, thence along casterly line and In
southery direction twenty Ave (25) feet; thence
in a westerly direction parallel with Blondeau
street fifty t6ol feet; thence in northerly direc-
tion long the line vt "a id lot tweivc twenty
feet; twence in eaaterly direction fifty (60l feet
to the place Of beginning. And claiming slse, I'M
der said mortgage, . Judgment or decree against
the said Richard Craig and Mary Ann Craig for
the sum Of four hundred dollars, with ten per cent
per anuum interest thereon from the 9Th day of
June, 1857, and praying also for = sale Of said
property, and also for general relief.@N fs k~
Now, therefore, unless yen appear and answer
said petition or before the second day Of the
ne xt term of said Court to be- at keokuk holden,
Judgment will be rendered against you thereon.
THOMAS Nj. GREGORY,
/ Solicitor for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-13

xHEstIEF,s SALE,

STATE Ia. co or IOWA SIS.
pY virtue Of an execution TO me directed, issued
l. by the Clerk of the District Court Of said conn.
ty, in favor Of Edward Boynton and against George
Lee f1sr. Adoiph Gottschu, Hugh Kennedy Peter
Haubert and Charles Better have levied upon
and viii sell to the highest bidder, at the door
of the Clerks Office OF the District Court of Lee
County, Iowa, at keokuk in said county, on the
21st day Of April, 1860. between the hours Of =
o'clock m. and o'clock p. m of said day, the
following property, to:wit: Twenty one feet and
bl7inches frontiIg on Main-st., and running back
100 feet, and being Al feet 10 inches from 7th
| street. and part Of lots AMI eight GAS in
block ninety four; also, twenty-five feet fronting
.aan street ard running back $50 feet, and beIn !,
$50 feet FROM 10Th street, and being the north 4
Of OF 10 in Fayetts Square; and Also lot 10 in
block 100, all in old city limits CT the City OF
Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, and also lots one and
two li2) in block one ~ in Estes addition to the
City of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa.
Taken and levied upon the property Of Hugh
Kennedy, Charles Bettler and Peter HAubert, to
satisfy said writ of execution.
Keokuk March 20, 1850.
H. GRIFFITH,
Sheriff of Lee County, Iowa.
mh3ld4w ST 30 By j. u. KNIGHT, Deputy.