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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-27

To james Nolan Trustee for Hugh Camerpn),
Hugh Cameron, 0. r. Conn, H. h. ksedsr, ] amss
Bradford, O. W. darrstaon y ennings Anderson,
w. III. Ewing, Wheeler, Believe Co., Vim.
X. L. Ruddick Bancroft, Beaver 4 Co., Cornelia
Gnnnan, D. n. arinnan and A. q. drinnan, lds-
fendAnts):
V0U are harehy respectively notified that there
Is now on 6ls In the Clerk & Ofce Of the District
Court Of Les County, lows, 1T Ksokuk, petition
OF Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on fore.
closure Of mortgage against said James Nolan,
trustee, and n. Cameron above named, for the
sum Of one hundred seventy -four and Is 100 dol
l.n, with ten pss cent interest from the 18th day
Of Aug. 1850, and special and general execution
against J ~. Nolan, Trustee, and II. Cameron, and
- against al said defendants above named praying
also for the foreclosure Of mortgage given BY said
Jas Nolan, Trustee, 3d., to Chalos Mason upon lot
= block l47, N the City of Keokuk, Lee Co !, lows;
the sale OF said mortgaged premises TO pay ofsaid
asot the extinguishnsnt Of all equity Of redsmp-
tion 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 "a
day OK the next term Of said Court to b holden on
the lst Monday Of February, 1860, or judgment
and decree will be had therein a. prayed for by do.
fault. III. ECOTf How EIT
Ucc. ~, Ib50-dlm Sol sr for Petitioner.
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Original Nosaco.
To l.. W. o'Brien, VIM. "a. 0'Brien Harry Fulton
Lewis Rossnthal, Morris Rindskopp, defend.

10 L. ". O'bricn, VIM. ID. O'Brien Harry Fulton
ants)s -
VoU are hereby respectively notified that there
now on die In the Clerk q Once Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Ksokuk, petition
OF James n. Billings, claiming Judgment On fore
closure OF mortgage against said l.. w. 4 VIM. II
o,brien above named, for the sum Of nine hundred
and dollars, with ten per cent ntsres,
from the 18th day OF February, l856 and special
ana general execution against L. ". VIM. ri
" brien, and - against oil said defendants above
named prAytng also for the foreclosure Of mort.
gage given BY said 0'Brians TO James NJ Billing
upon 40 fest OF Of the rear ends Of lots 10
II and IL block 6S, Keokuk, Lee Co., Iowa; the
sAie OF said mortgaged premises 10 pay oG said
debt, the extinguishmsnt Of all equity Of rsdsmp.
non therein, FOR costs and general relief
NOW, Jon and each Of you are notified TO Appra,
AND answer said petition on the morning Of the q
day OF the next term OF said Court to he holden on
the ist Monday Of February, 1850, or judgmen,
and decree will be had therein q prayed Tor 81 de-
fault. n ENnfT HOWRTY =
Dec, IN, I6h9-dlm Sofr for Petitioner.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WRDTRRN GROWN TREES ron
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or,~snaa res,ee,

OkM8A1oA MOAh00s
10 Charles g. Adsas, Alsx. G. Taylor, Joseph Ten.
ianpn, tr., IsaAe Hall, Jams Hanphrsy, Bridg
mAn Rssd, IN. wallace, tdslsndsnhe
V0U are hereby nspsstively notified that there
i II now on He II the Clerk y Once OF the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Ksokuk. q pc
tition OF Hiram Barney, claiming Jo4gment on
forsclssars It = nertgaes against sai1 ChArlss G.
AdAns saove named, fof the sum Of two hundrsl
ninsty-nino and 81 100 dollars, With ten Per csnt
intsrsat from the 18th day Of Aug 1S9e, and 4
special md general exssution Agalnst Charlss G.
AaAms, and = against al sAid defendants ahcye
namsd, praying ALSO for tho foreclosure 81 mort.
gags given By said ChAs. Q. Adams 10 Charles Ma
son. upon the front sns Of lots e. and g. block Iss
being the half thsrsok--in the City III Keokuk
Les County, Iowa, the als Of aid mcrtssxsd prem
isss 70 pay Oh said dsbt, Of all
equity Of redemption thsrsin, for costa and gsnsr
IL relief.
Now, you and saoh Of you are notified 70 appear
and answer said pstition On the morning Of thf ID
day OF the nsxt term Of aid Cosff 70 be holds1
the LIT Monday u February, 1850, or tudgzient
and decree win be had therein as prayed ff ~ de-
fanlt. III SCOTT HOWUEL
Dec. 10, 186e-d1m Sol'r for Pstitionm.
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NOTICE.
vNAX SALE Of LOTS on which Delinquent special
L tax 10 due and unpaid for paving sidewalk on
Main street:
Owners name Lot. Block. Tar. Cost.
Unknown, l3 A4061 1I.1o
Z ALA lie
3Oft com. 30
IT frem Wa
0H com. 30
It frem Wa
ter st. across 8

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners Of the
lots described In the foregoing list situated in ths
City Of Ksokuk, Lee County and State Of iowa
that special tax has boom assessed and levied on
said cts = designated In the above list BY tho City
Sxunsil Of tho City Of KsOkIk, and unlesa pay
msnt b made Of til tx 80 levied, and also all
costs. on or before the 6th day Of Rebvne-y. A. y.
1869, the said lots or much thereof n shall b
nsoesssry to discharge said tar and costs, will
sod on the day Aforesaid, ct the Mayors Ohce In
saia city, nstwesn tho hours IT o'clock .. m.
and o'clock pm.
q. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Jan. IL l86O-dtd
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NUTS.
40 bbl.s assorted, all new and fresh, Tor sale b.
KELLOGG BIRGk.
sOsAo % Main-st.
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m Al8OS IN
A LARGE stock Of Juveniles for tho HOLIDAYS.
- Tor sale by n. w. WEHTCOTT,
DeelSd 81 Nain-st
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OFiginaI N0t1co.

NANAtN, AlLLEN HNbTEk,
Dec. ~, l66o-dm # Pie, AttsvE
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VESPER GAS LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most Brilliant, and
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Its advantages that i Is portable gas light uTvsed
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Prof of Chemistry in the Kentucky School Of


SETIE EsQ-lt gives great pleasure to state haaf
ter trial Of Oneof the Yespcr Gas Lamps, my study
SIX weeks past, and aster observing closely the
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bring them into general use throughout thRcountry.
Yours truly, STUART RoBINsON.
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To " u SETTLE-Dear Sir; After having thorough
examination Of the Yeper Cas-, in relation to its umins
ting power chemical Composition etc. do hesitate
being and economical we'll as DOS
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now in
In the laboratory is superior to the alcohol means Of OBJ
tanning heat and will be found Of invaluable service 70 the drug
gist well as to the manufacturing chemist
CHARLEs N WRI6HT, II D.,
Prof Of Chemsry in the Kentueky School Of Medlcins.
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BOOK NOTICES.
Michelet's New Work.
Ia EsmzsJ WOMAN 10 Es..m.
Just Published in Paris.
His Sequel and COmpaniOn 10
GEsAusOUr.D

Just Published in Paris
His Sequel and Companion 10
"L'AmOUF."
Translated from early sheets by DIR. ,. w PALMER,
Translator Of ~ Amour"
Tie present cork las egen moro Of 5oldaess tenderness
aHd subtle eoqHeaes asaH Is predecessor sL'ANoUR."
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The human mind being brought into subecHon 10 the in
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10 school asain out ts tine Eat sctcOas-
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The Woman Of Letters. Arts "a f5o,ts
a eo.elnsasi How Woman eXceg Man,
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From ths Rev P sFaI, Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 70 1859.
Coz. T II TAVL0EDear Sir: have used, for time
Of the Feper Lamps andbeg eaveo express my
to for having introduced notice. To persons living
the country, in parts Of city where gas be had
who may desire light much economical than gas-and
the time fully equal it Illuminating poWer-this ap
paratus will prove a desderaum-
regard this the beautiful most useful invention
for procuring small cost the advantages Of gas light hzt
have seen the time that perfectly ae-sud
the lamps simple in construction and managed with
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KENTUCKY TESTIMONIALS.

From His Exceency Gov G. s. Moredead and Thos s. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ. II. eEITLE Ec2 LOUISVILLE KV.--Delr Sir Wehave
been and using your Yesper Cas- AMI perfectly salts
ted with its utility It gives soft liant and beautiful light
and is perfectly from explosion Il is very cheap
economical in its use and Of than any other
light We satisfied that viii adopted by all persons
who have not the opportunity Of obtaining gas and whom
accessible and with whom ceapness the original outlay
for fxure and the continual expense OF burning object
Yours, &c. M0REHEAD.
THOs pacr
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TEVHE Annual Nesting the Ten Brock Course viii
mence the esecond Tuesday in January, s6i, and continue
PROGRAMME:
FIRST DGY-Tuesiay-Col Stakes for three year ods, nile
heatsone hundred and fifty $3.50 dollars enrGnce-hy (S5
forfeit to which the Club viii IA one hundred sl0O
If the race is run. Vi ? To close lst May, 1850.
SANE DAY-Jockey Club Purse 5000 two hundred dollar
mile heats.
heats-to hundred o. O0j dollars entianc-fy Cs dollars
forfeit II T'ro close lst May, 1860.
SANE DAYJOckey Club Pure three hundred $4,000 dollars
two mile heats.
THIRD Thursdy-JOckey Club Purse avehundredCs5OG
doilars-3 mile heats
sln DAY-JOcksy GLIB Purse hree hundred Cs3oO dollars
mile heat3-3 in S.
FoUkTH Frday-Co Stake, FOR year olds Emile heats
three hundred S30U dollars entranceone hundred (fu do,
lars, II the race is l ITO close lst Nay, ldtu
SANE DAYHandicap race mile heatspurse four hundrd
(s4O0) dollars. second horse to ave his entrance
FIFTH DAY-Saturdaypost Stake mile heats-free for all
agetwo hundred g200l dollars entrance. play pay;
whi the Club viii add twelve hundad 200 dollars, If
start The second horse his entrance Five
more 70 al the stake I TO close the lst Nay, le51
Entries to be made to
5. YATES LEVY, see'y and Trsas'r.
Savannah, Februarg 9th, 1860
savannah stake, for January, 1862.
proposed to run over as Ten Brock Course on fist
day Of the regular meeting In January, 1862 swsepstake
With colts and 6s dropped In 1852 mile heats $500 sub
scHpton S2C0 Forfeit $50 0declaraon II made the hrst day
Of May 1861 with e5 piece Of plate added By the iyannah
sake-hen or more subscribers fl the sake-to name and
close the day of May 1850 Subscription and declaration
made Secretary Of the Savannah Jockey Club AID
the Stake be By The rules Of the Club
Security for the forfeit required when the subscription made
fbl5-dtmavIO s,va7D-b "a
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AM in the city and engaged in selling county rights
for the STATE Of Tennessee for the manufacture and sae Of
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t1e World n ma me for few days the Auction Rooms Of
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Nashville, Dec. Is.
From Nd. Gross, Nashville.

From n. D. Gross Nashville
MELVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Il, 1859.
Messrs 7. II. TAYLOR g. Co.:I had about six
months past, your Yesper Gas Lights gives
pleasure to state that regard far superior any
er portable light that 1 have with.
Its simplicity Of arrangement freedom from danger exo.
sOn- cleanliness, and eadne and puIity Of light qus
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light which to be equal brliancy the ordinary
gas light. Very respectfully, y. D. Cross
These only vesy few Of the testimonials have Gail
and examine for yourself No. A. Colonade Buildings Cherry
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II 5Merchants from the the country expressly invited
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GROCERIES AND LIOUORS.
PREMIUM FLOUR.

CtOLE Agents for the Of tie celebrated Knoxville CITY
Flour, have received 100 bags per Railroad, which
they selling al Mills prices.
This Flour the Premium State Fair snd rated
at Sc per barrel higher New market than any tr
brand
We expect to keep full supply hand and recommend Il
with utmost coucdtncto customer far gvu-or Ia
any Flour We have ever sstn sNOWDEN & co,
No North Cherry Street
ia TTnf and ar,e- n.
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DEMoVILLE & CO.,
Druggists & PrcsertptiOnisfs,
RO.2.


Corner Church and Cherry streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
~ EEP constantly hand full and large of
IA Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Paints Oils, Dye susi
Glass and Glassware.
Feriunery soaps, Fancy Articles Combs and Brushes CT
American, English and French manufacture.
Landreth's Garden Seeds.
large assortment handwaranted fresh and genuine
compnFng all ke varieties usually sold IL our market at Vr
Low PRICES.
Grass SeRdss- Glover and Blue Grass
Finest Virgin Brands CheHing Tobacco
do do do Smoking Tobacco. in papers
large stock domestic and Imported Liquors, Snudg Pipes,
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PURPOSES. warrant ted strictly pure and reliable
Fine Black Teas fresh from the Canton Tea Com
pany fresh Juabe Paste and assorted Gum Drops Of French
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Hows's Hoarh0und Candy
Prescrp0us carefully compounded at all hours dog ana
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sraidngs Prepared Glue for furniture, picture frames
rrv &c Just rFceiVsd- Every family should supplied
ith Bottle Of indispensable article. For sale by
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JUST RECEIVED.
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A New Novel by Miss PardOe: THE
ADOPTED EEEGEESS.
LOLA mONTEZ'S LECTURES, and a complete
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THE HAUNTED HOUSE. DY Dickens. For sale
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FIRE CRACKERN-
OBn BOXES superior Gold Chop No Fire Crackers in
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washing Machines.
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Shirts Made 10 Order.
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Scientific others wh0 have thoroughly tested the er
its Of the Neper Gas Air Light, st the best and
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
TNXPREss Freight Trains ona the roads. On after the
~ 24h December, ls5s through rates from New York to
Nashville:
First Class per 100 s 81 G. Third Class, per 100 lbs, 81 IG
second Class, do / IS Fourth Class, do gg
Hats Caps and B0nuets, ? .
Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashville, three three
and a half and four days
Time New York Philadelphia, seven and hal eight
and nine DAYS.
Intervening Sabbath the above variations IN tine
freight trains Sunday three lines
deteutcns by Overcharges and damages tex
oep damages occurring sea- promptly adjusted by the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
dec 22-t ran G " ANDERSON
pakATEBs BANK ~ TENNESSEE
Nashville, January 29th, 1850. :
A election viii be held az this Bank MONDAY, ,5TH
"A MARCH next TO elect eleven Directors, to serve the en-
suingyaar q. WEAVER, Cashier,
iEn25-td
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n AsSOE lLlGuL VI
FANCY GOOD&,
LAND SALE.

Z n pursuance decree County Court Of Davidson
county rendered at the February 66O in the case OF
L. Williams ct ais Jesse Speer e. ais, will offer Tor sale az
house Nashville saturday the I7h Of March
next the tract Of land belonging the estate Of Wilson Williams
deceased and apOn which said Williams lived to the time OF
his death situated about eight miles from Nashville and within
about mile Of the Gaan pike the Louisville and Nash
willie Railroad, containing about 9 ass and upon which there
comfortable buildings.
TRIMS -S20U will be required cash. for the balance
credit Of l. and years will be given, with interest from date
Notes with security required and lien retained the land
until paid FR. CHEATHBAI, Clerk.
feFTl-u
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The Southern Express Company.

The Southern Express Company.
T3NIIE undersigned respectfully give notice that thew have en-
tered lnS co r4rsnersl.ip, under the and
The Southern Express COUlpauy, f5- he trans
action Of General ENpres and Commission B1sness have
made arrangements with the Edgeded ara Kcnturk TUs dee
and Alabama ana Central Southern RlrOtl Corpips f r
Messengers daily these Roads are now m fr
forward goods all stations the named Fail IN
charge OF special Messengers low Their NessDge
are provided ith Irou Safes for the safe Transmission Of ~
eweIry and other valuabcs. Bills, drafts collected
and prompt feturns made,
Odioe at RAINS a BROWNS Drug Sto-e, No. 70 Public
Square, JAMES GLOVER,
A. *. HOLT,
Iafa of Adams V-rrass Cor,,,--