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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08
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The Co-partnership in the Stage business.
heretofore existing between J. Harden. A. ID
Olney and Clinton Olney, under the firm name
Of Toledo Hack Company was on he28th day
Of Janurry, A. D. 1860, dissolved by mutual
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Interesting to Farmers wives.

S1hSidi lutc, III 10 Aoet eCuAom
lea! to buy the best articles. The price
Is, OF course, always a little higher, but
good articles spend best It is a sacri-
flee of money to buy poor flour, meat.
eugar, molasses, butter cheese, lard. etc,
to say nothing Of the injurious effect
upon health.
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contains most of the saceharine sub
lance, ;hore is proba'y more economy
in using loaf, crushed, and graduated
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October Is best for winter use. Lard
should be hard and white; and that which
is taken from hog lot over a year old
is best.
.''e = '"sose 'eei' 'o.'ef uhuef 'he pres
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Keep one '1'as = eafs' 'le i up "a q 'as'
'hat VIII ho'ao@i' l'es' ana hanS It II a
cool, dry place. II mold appears on it,
wipe il of with dry cloth.
'ioar ana meal q al KINDS Should be
hep' N co., ofy pace
me pest rice Is 1afoe, ana has clear
lfesh TOOK. va rice sometimes mas Mite
oiacA ~ secis iAs!de 'ne kernels.
me sHlall "h'te sage, called pear sage,
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Or 9 canister.
oranges aHa lemons keep pest wrapped
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Hhen'
Nhen casA O. molasses Is bought,
ara" Oh lew quarts, else the ierm9n-
'aach prooucea p moving Il vii burst
'hs cash'
D'eaa ana Gaze shouia De Kept III a
IN ooA o. stone jar.
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eoit soap should De kept In dry
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This Company has complied with the laws
Of the several States, in which it is doing
business.
&C. WAITE, Secy. CD. BOWERS Pres.
Western Branch Office at Chicago, Ill.
through which MI the business Of the Compa-
ny in tho Western, Northwestern and South
Western States is transacted.
w. Ii. LOUNSBURY, Gent Ag't,
s. III. PRICE, Assist. GEM Ag't,
[Residing in Chicago.
For Information and a detailed Statement Of
the affairs of the Company and Policies Of In
surance apply to
II. A. GRAHAM. Agent
for Toledo and vicinity.
n37m4
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LOWELL, MASS.
PR1cB ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry PectOral

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II a. N x IL IT'S.
Cook s. SARGENT, Davenport, Iowa
Cook, SARGENT Parker, Rock Island, Ill
Cook, SARGENT Cook, It. Des Moines
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HARTFORD, CONN.
City Eire 1psprapce
COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CON.

Paid I'm Capital, $3.50 $325, 900
Surplus, 69S, O4
Assets, January /, 1859, $sOs, 281
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-16
Legal Notio :, y |.

Legal NOtlOe.
To John Triplet, James Reynolds, Hugh Kennedy
4 B. McLeArey, a. L. Demipg,J. p. Davis, A.
Uosmer, James johnson, Robert r. Robb, John
Templin, Geo. Dliss Co., 8. b. Chittenden
Co., James n. Love, John r. Fisklcn and Peter
Lucas, partners ~ Ricklen Lnras,
VOU And each Of you - hereby notified that
i there 10 now on He In ths once Of the Clark Of
the District Court u Lee Cosnsy. lows. &C Rso-
kuk, apetition Of Charles Parsons claiming Of you
the said Triplet and Reynolds the sum Oh four
thousand four hundred ,4s01 dollars, with inter
est ut ten per cent. Per aanum from jan i, 1855.
~ money due upon eight promissory notes for $3.50
each, OF said date and payable TO the order Of said
Parsons and also against all Of you the foreclosure
Of b mortgage Of same date, executed by eaid
Triplct and Reynolds upon the following described
property, to.wit. Lot and parts of lots ando
In Block "a In tho city Of Keokuk, and described
thus-beginnins on the Main-street line Of said lot
sevsp ~ feet and 10 ~ inches from the west eer-
Of said lot I, thence south-ssstery along said
line "a feet and 81 inches, thence northeasterly
parallel to 7th street l40 feet TO the alley thence
rth-westerly along the alley l07 feet and l 81
inches 10 Seventh street, thence south westerly
along Seventh street 40 feet thence south castely
parallel to Main-st. ~ feet ard 10 81 incheF,
thence southwesterly paralle to 7th street 100 feet
TO the place Ok beginning, Ina Lee Co., Iowa; also
the sale of the property.
Now, therefore, anless you appear and answer
thereto on or before the morning Of the I'd day Of
the next term of said court to be begun and holden
at KeokHk on Monday the 3D. day Of Sept, 1850,
judgment will be rendered against you.
j. LOTHR9P HICE,
July o, 1850 -dIm Atty for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-16

NOTICE Ia hersby given TO the owners n +
lots described In the foregoing list. situated In n
City Of keokuk, Lee County and State oil Tev3
and all othsrs interssted, that . spesiaI - +
been assessed and isvieA On said Iets kr ia ca
Council Of the City Of Ksokak, ~ desisnat1ds
the above list, for repairing the sids~Aaks ~
in frost of said lts, and unisss pr, 1ssns : NJ
OF she tsI 20 LEVIED, ara ako All eosm,
said lcta or so much ihsxsof ~ shall b. nAesa.a
to discharge Tax and essss, wnl h soA - n
day aforesaid. at the Mayors C6ses In aid ~,
between the hours Of nine a'clsek q. NJ. and m
o'clock p.m m. G. g. bTKVEN6.
Collector Of the City Of Ksok AZ.
June fB Ig9D4dkd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-16
OYtGtnmt Nassrs.
To John TAyhell Juns Tarbeff Jshn fyysv Ir<

Original Nassrs.
To John TAYhsll, Jxns Tarbsll, John frvsn, gus f.
Irwin, W. III. Dsming, Lsyi Avsriii, Dan 4 sss-
phsns, J. p. Matthsr, Fred. q, Bsouhann, sxs1u-
tor Of kdward Boynton, dsssasea, ssn1 Dun lap,
dsfsndAntss
VOU ara hereby respectively nofissA hat theYs
Ia nov file In the CLERK oEsee oil shs Dfssriss
Court u Lee county, fgwA, 81 ksoxak, p~slsion
OF Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment en- fore
closure OF mortgage sgaiaH saaA yshH Tartsll
for the sum Of ~ ,1Ss 10 loo wih IN per esns To-
tsrsst from February, iso, and sSAlast All said
defendants above nsmad. praying also for tks fess-
closure M . certain mertgaT~ Esvsn by said JEAN
Tarbsii TO Charles Massn upon the II sc sec.
l. township 70 ~, rxags vest, also tas s-~. 1
aud ". OF Sc sec. 6, township 90 nswsks range
west vt plank road, except Is 1900 acres 10
s-w Ii the sale II said morsgarei premlass " pap
on said debt, the extingrsbnsBf ~ all ssaity %
redemption therein AID fer anA general rsliefs
said petition also aaks for the sppeinsmsEs Ut
ceivsr 20 take charge and cntfal "a saiA prem
collect the rents, Ae waeh rsceises ass been ap~
| pointed by said Goar;.
New you airs re4airsd 10 answer sai1 petits0r by
the sec. nd day OF he ssrm n sAld esart be
held on tbs ist Monday u September, $50, "
Judgment and decree sill be had therein ~ prayed
for By default.
IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
July III, 1880 DIN AR'y fo~ pf'tH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-16

Nesies 10 hereby given TO the ewaers Of the lots
described In the foregoing list In The City
OF keokub, Lte County, Gndstate Ct fowa, and all
Others interested, that sIeeal tax has been -
ssssed and Levied on sAil ios by ihs City conncal
Of said City, fer repairing sias walks ia front 81
sad lots, as designated 10 the aheye Iva sr4 an-
less payment be made If the tsxes 10 levied. and
also all costs, before the Gath day 81 July.
A. ID. 1850, the said lots, on 20 maeh there0f a.
sbal be necessary to disehsrgs raid Tar ard c6sts,
will be seId On the dag aforesaid, AZ The Mayors
ohee in said City, between The hours IT 0 a'eioek
\. M. and bo'cloek p. ri.
C. @. STEVENS,
Collector of the City Of Ksokak.
Jafy A. 1sgA-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-16
sHERIEE,s SALE.
STATE OF IOWA.

Lac OouarY,
10y virtus Of special Exeemtson TO ms dlreessa.
- i1usd ~ the Clerk Of the Dstriss Court Of said
Ceunty, In favor OF Jno. Lynch snd against Jss n
Reid, fand decree of axainst ssiA RED.
Saul. Holmes, fleming Woedruf, Ct ai a IA ss-
too Of foreclosure have issied upon asd win sci to
the highest bidder, ~ the door 81 the Clerk O1ss
OF sAs District Court of Lee County, Iowa. st Kso-
ksk In sAid county, on ,hs 18th day d Juiy. A. D.
1860, bstwsen the hours OF ga 'eisck .. n. and
o'clock 2. m. Of said day, ths foHs~ing prop~rty,
to-wit The northeast garter ~ sks north east
quarter ct the southwest quarter u sersscn sven-
y six In township sixty Ava 1851, north At rage
ave tl vest, Containing ten acres mere sr lsss "a
the county Of Lee ana State II Iewa-
Taken, levied upon and to be sold ay order II
Court to satisfy saad writ Of execution.
Keokuk, June ~, 1859.
III. "a. GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.
fuu 19feee6
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To James Chapman:
NOU ara hereby notified that there il Eow sa Gle
l. In ths Clerks Office OF the District Csars IL
Lee county. lows, MT K-eksk, rasaasc0 III HEYam
Bfrnsy, claiming judgnsna on fssees~ass af
mcrtga % agAnss you for the III sxe k9nArsd
and aixry-four IS 100 dollars, With ten per cxnA.
interest from the hs day of JanaAry, 1870, AID q
special and gsnerai execution aganss ysu, Also fur
the Foreclosure oi mortgage, given rJ yen 10
Charles Mason upon The ncrta ~ ihs sBalA Of
the ne. OF ssczsen ~, towRship as north. range
west, aud claiming m inJu1 saaaa against yea
restraining yon from cutisax or removing sny
standing or down NHaber or seod from sxij pxemi-
sss, or causing or permitting il 10 BE- 6gns, Ard
also the sais N said mort gagea prsmtses to pay ~
said debt, the extinsaishnsns "A all equity VI re-
dempton therein, fer casss aid gensr al rs4ssf.
Nov you are notified 10 appear And sns*eg aaia
petition on the morning az The seeozA eAy III The
next term ~ saia Court, ~ he holder en- the 1sst
Monday n septemf~r, 1860, Or judsme#t And d.
cree will be lad therein ps.yea fer by daf&ait.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
soiiaasar for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-16
June 4. le60.dlm Sol. for
OrlRInaI Notice.
To JOHEPH w HOLMAN

TO JOSEPH w. HOLMAN.
VOu are hereby notified that there 10 nov
J. on file In the Clerks Once Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa. st Keokuk tho pet ition
OF John McM&hon, claiming Of you the fore
closure Of mortgage on lsts and 3 in block o7
Of the city of Keoknk Ia said county and State
and that q decree be rendered against you in the
sum u 81 1913 33-loe with 10 per cent. per annam
intereet thereon from March 18th, 1857, being the
amount due on = promissory note secured by said
mortgagcon the premises aforesaid, and for genef-
al relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer Ia
said petition before the second day Of tht
next term Of said Court at said place TO be holden
a judgment or decree will be rendered Rgainst you
thereon az pro eonfessc.
CURTIS, aILLM0REAC CURTIS,
May r, ISGn-Aw Att'Ys for Petitioner.