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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26
Sherif's Sale.

Lewis Zeigler. J In the Circuit Court
vs.: Sof Ohio County, in
Pursuant to decree rendered in the above entitled
cause, the 18th day Of june 1860 will proceed to
soil at public auction, Monday tie 5th day Of No
velnber, 1862 at tho front door of the Court House
for account Of whom it may tho parts of loss
No. 81 aud &c, fronting Main Street in that mart
OF the City Of Wheeling commonly called the old
town Of Wheeling, North of Jefferson and East side
of Main Street, described in said decree
Terms Of s"e-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser giving bonds with good secur-
~ bearing interest from date aud tho title retained
until the purchase money is paid in full
SAMUEL IRWIN,
0ct2-td ShariH n
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1850. 1sOO
Fall and Winter ImportatIons
OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS!

nIRECT FROM PARIS PURCHASED BY MY
- brother, who Is now In Europe, consisting of the
very rich-a pattern Of IL yards for only 50, and
large variety of Paris Styles,
Gonderillas, Snppins, SiciIltnns, ETC.,
for Ladies' Dresses, something extraordinary rich
Together with the above, have lately purchased in
New York, from the Importers my usual large stock
Of FALL WINTER DRESS GOODS ETC. filling over
100 cases and consisting Of Lupins Mernos DcIanes
and BomGaznes Merinos in all colOrs and Styles and
PIaidS, Rich PopIins; all kinds Of ShawIs BlamEet
Chenille and Stella some of the latter worth S. for
only Sl.5O; Rich Damask Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Splendid French Necdie-worEcd Sets and Collars
and an unusual large stock of Domestic Prints Mas
lin, Checks, etc. All kinds OF FIAnnels. Also Cloth
for Busters. and several pieces of Beaver Cloth;
very large assortment of blankets, al sizes and very
chcaP = great variety in styles and qualities Of
CARPETS, together with complete assortment of
Oil Cloth NIL widths, and Hearth Rugs; Also sevcrl
pieces OF Rich Black Silk Nclvcts lyons make) for
CloakH, etc. To nll of which tho attention of tho
Ladies and buyers generally is directed.
A. IEYMAN,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-26

ELOURI FLOUR $50 bbls. St. Louis fam
g. lily. loo bbls. Cans family. 125 bbls. Snow
lltll tIInly 200 bbls. West Hamilton 300 bbIs as
sorted brands, extra and supcrne Mt reduced rates
JeI4 LIST, MORRISON & co.
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DARNETT's cOCoAINE.-The lest and
ID cheapest Hair Dressing in the world for sac Mt
augS GRAuAM'S DRUG STODE.
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TO Merchants.

T HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR THE
sale of FtLLsRToN's COUNTRY FLASSELS, a very
superior article, at the factory price, which will savo
yOu the freight. L have just received large in
voice and am prepared furnish any quantity wanted
anR2a JOHN ROEMER.
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Furs! Furs! Furs

- CoN's Sparkling GeIatenc
Cream Tartar, bbls and boxes
No. Penang Nutmegs,
Salem Blue HitriOl,
Bi-chrOmate of Potash,
London Dock Gin,
Concentrated Potash,
Essence of Coffee
lndiEo-prime
EXtruct LUgwood,
licoriCc, large and small stick
Bicarb Soda, Newcastle
r. Ii. LOGAN ( CO. and
hcPtz0 LOGAN, LIST d co.
1OO LBS. SEALING WAx--For scaling
1OO Fruit Jars aud Cans, for sale By
,.., I. II. LOGAN co.
Jy3l and LOGAN, LIST { CO.
H1iA GROSS CORI6S.--ALL SIZES. For
IVY sale by 7. II. LOGAN & co.
1y3l and LOGAN, LIST & CO.
16OO LBS. RED LEADLTbe beat in ,be
1OOO market. For sale by
....o, TIL, LOGAN & co. and
sept2o LOGAN, LIST CO.
60O KEGS WHITE LEAD-Agsorted
TN. LOGAN & CO. and
sept26 LOGAN, LIST 4 co.
PGBHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERs.
II !lostetter's Stomach Bitters,
HOOtlHnd'S German Bittars
SandtVrd's Liver 1nVigoratOr,
For sale by the bottle or Dozen by
oct9 LAUGHLINs & BusHFIILD.
DAY RCM-pnre without adniteration, Mt
ID oCt9 LAUGILINS 4 BUSuFIELD.
O5 CASES EAST INDIA CASTOR
Is boxes Castio Soap,
SO 81 NarieEatSd Bar Soap,
pcs l., Sportsman aud Almond Soap,
oct9 LAUGHL1Ns BUsnF1ELD.
-RROWNE's BRONCHIAL TRoCH-
Shows Italian Licorice. verv fin, ..
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THE ELASTIC HAT!

Something New in the Soft Hat line.
| NNEHAYE THIS DAY RECEIVED the Elastic
w Soft Hat the claret color, the leading color
for the winter. Call and see them, at
oct23 HARpEn,S
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VOLUME 1.---NUlIBER 1.

considerable speaker himself: Lord Mel
bourne, who at once undertook to point
out the passages which had been pre-
pared, and t!icse which were given off
hand and at the inspiration Of the mo-
ment. lie was wrong in almost every
guess lie made. Lord Dcnmanon moro
remarkable occasion at the bar of tho
House of Lords, i'll the Queens case,
made the same mistake upon the passage
delivered before the adjournment in tho
middle Of the first day Of the defence
The objection made that prepared passa-
gcs are artificial and disclose the prepar;i-
ton. is wholly groundless. In the first
place, nothing can be more artificial than
Il speech in almost all cases necessarily bo
that is anything beyond mere CONVERSE
ton. Next it is the manner, ,ici The SUBJ
stance which is prepared; and finally, if
the art used is shown and not concealed,
the artist alone is in fault.
lori Brovghdm.
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Of varied liic. As al The silent close oi
day Tic wandering do,-c returns 10 native
skies the evening of life sends Us back to
familiar scenes and tho weight OF ycars
falls from us garment in The exercise az
iordod the finer feelings Of The hear. alike
tie incentive and guide to exalted action.
When Nerxcs at thc !IeIlespont surveyed
from Il marble throne the largest force
ever assembled in the world, he was
moved with feelng; Of pride ard pleasure
1T Ike sight Of such vast aSscmslagc OF
men beneath lis command. But when he
reflected kat in Il less period than 4 hum
lrcel years, that lai=hty host. covering the
carth around and crowtiing the sea with
vessels. would pass away from the earth,
lis heart WAS filed with sadness, and hc
wcpt. The unfortunate Queen Of Scots
when summoned to her place Of eX-
cution, bchold the cxccutioncrs and all
thc preparations Of death with Il Sc
renily and compoaurc Of countcnancc
that aN-cd the spectators and babe de-
!ancc to law. The moral sensibiIitics
of her nature were roascd, which gave
her tI.a; flmnc>s and fxcdncSs Of purpose
in ~. action. that will be regarded with
interest and emotion US long rs the human
haNrt shall beat with human feeling. The
principle ofrclision and virtue, impressed
through maternal interest and affection
upon the minds Of our Adams and our
Washington, constituted the solid basis of
the characters which they maintained
through all the trying vicissiludes Of their
cvcntiul lives.
That scnsibiliiy of principle and honor,
50 predominant i'll tho mind d woman,
las ever prompted and encouraged her TO
The acquisition and display Of the highest
qualities; and 70 the cxcrlon Of IN innu-
enc in society that will be felt and &C
!,nowlcdgcd down to the latest period Of
time. 1t is this noble and gcntlcrimpulsc
Of heart that has preserved the student
and the statesman through all ages in the
inc Of dMty, alike the path cf safety and
the way to fame. Fortunate, then, arc
t!:.oy who have received from nature this
-777zv7i gift. TI.cy ousAt-reliSiously to
preserve and cherish it, even though in
imagination it may be said to be employed
when tho sigh of real misery is hushed
and liz gc:29oHs hand not needed.
For well, thus gifted. may they bear the thrill
OF social sorrow an'l deal wrons-
Tie .liolifn harp that heavens pure breazcs I'll,
Must breathe at times Il melancholy song"
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this Jewel in her breast, whose hcavenlike
interest should cast into for@et!nlncss
mans remembrance Of the fall, by build
ing up in his heart another Eden. where
perennial flowers iorcYe" bloom and clys-
III waters gush ffoia cxhaustlcas toun-
tAins
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THE VALUE OF TIMr--1'hc Roman En-
pcror said: 4 have lost 4 day lie ut
tered a sadtlcr truth tlan If lie l.ad said,
"I have lost Kingdom
Napoleon said that thc reason why he
beat the Austrians WAS ll.a. theg did nos
know The value OF FIVE minutes. AZ Tie
celebrated battle of l'iyoli the conflict
seemed ON the point Of being decided
against him. lie saw the critical State Of
affairs, and instantly took his resolution.
He despatched = flag TO the Austrian gen
erals headquarters withsroposals foe a:'
arnisticc The unwary Austrian fell into
the snare, and fora few moments tine thun-
dcrs Of battle were hushcd. Napoleon
seized the precious nfbmcMt*, and, while
amusing the enemy with mock nesotia-
ticns, rcalrangcd his line oi'!aitIe, changed
his front and in Il few minutes VAS ready
to rcnouacc tic farce of discussion for the
stern arbtramcnt Of arms The splendid
victory Of Rvoli was the result.
The great moral victories ard defeats
OF the world often turn on minutes. C!i-
scr; come, the seizure oGNyhich is victory.
the neglect OF which IS ruin. 1Ien may
loitcr, but time 1lfSasl and life flies on the
wings Of time. and all the great interests
o: time arc speeding on with the sure and
silent trea, Of destiny. The read to hell
{" is paved with good intentions" Did VIC
but do to-day the good which We propose
to do tomorrow, how changed would be
iii, f:Jcc of W world. what gi'oanings
and wailings over sin would instantly beat
upon our startled ears. What splendid
schemes of bencvolcncc would instantly
start into consummation Bat tomorrow
comes and finds us even more unPrcparcd
for tie purimscd reformation than yestcr-
day; and thus on till wisdom is pushed
out Of life" Seize the present; do-to-day
Tic possible s"";!! of -r1':ay; an-l then to-
morrow will bring bothS;, larger field Of
action and :; richer moral preparation, and
life will advance on = perpetuall}- ascend
in. scale of bcnclccncc and happiness
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Know MorITl!Aa you T&Ac!I--in order
tha: !. teacher may he competent TO his
duties. he should qualify himself: as well
as prepare his lessen. lIeshoul.I cndcavor
to be ~. ii; tho ,rl,ject@ ,vi!ich h. i~aei'e:'.
lie siaonl! cn>lvor 10 acquire Il pretty
ini! knowledge of ai which can i!il>tiidc
and throw light upon them. wonld ky
il do;sn is; an a;-i'npor'aii; ,oaXim. That
ilic teacher s:"nld h..o,s lnuch more than
Il, ,c.,.'isy. iIc should moi feel. wilcn "i.il
his ci;.,., That he is working up 70 Ils l..li
lYowcr; ihas another ,Irale upon hi.' mcii-
tai capital. in The !o:ln Of an i:.1iii:.,
from all i.iiciii tant scholar, wo;;ld meet IN
empty cxchcqne1. and mist hc 'Iial'on"re4
bcc;,usc there are mo cii'ecls.' li-' ship
should sol wi;h pica.;- Of So room OF
each side, with srca;cr depth of water
t!:an she ,lllws.ar.! w;ih*omc sails which
arc lr,iGl; tie cr..w :,!ina!l have so;!c-
wl.n; more bread and Wa:va' than wond
- r,,,r7rs,iv.l unt:c u,e'"s,, i.,-.;.4;o, "i'
t!e captain Should i;"ow the lights aid
lac Soun,ings Of the coa'; Il lit;ic north
and south Of lhc destined! i;:;;''o:. is 4
Traveller. lie should rol creep p:loag The mar
r5w valv,> in which h. c:;'. o..iy .i:..; ti:lee
!is path i.;.iv him. ;.,.A lii, vi..N Is con
Gncd or llio: Sd; b", s;:r'!,i ende:For
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2rcpara ton Cor Public Speaking.

Preparation 2or Public Speaking.
dwell upon the subject at present in
order to illustrate the necessity OF fill
preparation and of written composition
10 those who would attain real excellence
IN the rhetorical art In truth, 4 certain
proficiency in public speaking may be &C
.;nirc,I Ivy any one who chooses often to
try il. ans; can harden himself against the
palm Of frequent failures. Ii he is 4 per
S,,l. Of no capacity. his speeches will be
vers bad but even though he be Il man
OF genius, they will not be eloquent. a
sensible remark or fine image may oc-
cur; hu. the loose: and slovenly, and
poor dction. the want of art in combining
and dispo>ing of his ideas. the inability to
bring ont many Of his thoughts, and the
ncompctcncy to present any of them III
the best and most efficient form. will re-
d;.ce The speaker to the level Of an oNll-
nary tallcr. His diclion is sure to b"
clumsy, incorrect, unlimited in quantity.
and of no valuc. Such speaker i; ncv
cr in want Of Il word and hardly ever has
one that is worth hearing. 1t is 4 COM
mon error to call this natural eloqueacc; !;
ii is tl.e rcvcrSH; it is neither natural or
eloquent. \ person under the influence
OF strong feelings or passions, pouring
forth all that fills his mind, produces q
rowcrlul effect OH his hearers: and often
ttaii,; without any art the highest beau
ties oi rhetoric The language of the
passions fow+ ca~ily, but is concise and
simple. airl tl.c very opposite Of the word
mess iu~t described. The untraincd
speaker Who is also Impractical. and ut
i,i.> accoi lit.: 10 the dictates Of lis feel
ing,. nnw and then succeeds perfectly.
but in these rare Instances he would not
i,c the less successful for having studied
,i,c art while tha, -t,.d5- would enable
him TO succeed equally in all he delivers
and would si@e hiu the ;aac control
oysr the feelings ct otl5r~. whatever
;.:i..:,l he lhe s;:..e oi III, oHo. Herein.
i.:.LceI. cc....ts the ,Alue Of the study ;
i. c,....cS him 10 do ut III jisnes what ma
i;,,.. a.... t.:;..!i..- r:.re oc@asioa$. Aor
/. ,!:c.e y l,;tc. corrective ~ The alal'~
...,,.r. ..il,,i oi in the .i.a.l.v..ec OF mol
,L.n ,i,, l.ii.,,rl rnrer,nt.l;,-
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sorrow, and distress-.how many days Of
pining and lamcnta.;on. and how many
nights Of unuttorable woe had Leon
avoided. No. it is sad reality. Let
those contemplate 1t with composmc v-'.o
can.
C.trIroL HIL1, D. c..
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Hello. Biii. lend me lis-e dollars y
i. You're mistaken in yoAr man, sir, In
pc. 4 t:ve dollar Bill."'
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CAPITOL HILL, D. G.
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Legal N0rice.

To William Tess man :as4 aea sHa
Nv0L are hereby notified that there is now on
III file in the ofIcs or the CLERK of the District
go.rt ef Lee County. iowa DIT keokak, p1titten
Of Valiaceurt Nanofsd4ii praying for the revival
NJ juagmept btained by him against you in said
eourt Get. 1, 1854, For the possession ct certain
real situate In said county, described this
or*h east quarter Of section thirty 1--WE, township
saxsy-six north OF range west; ana one cent dam
ages and csst Of suit. 81 a. a..s fs vs /.
4 And that ualess you appear and answer thereto
an or before the morning "a The ID day ut the next
September term of said court. judgment will be
seHdered against you by default.
80 ta@ NOBLE l. STRONG, p.
July 25. 1s80.lm Pitts Att'ys.
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legal Notice.
JAMES BRADEN,
vs.
HIRAM TORRET.

HIRAM TORRET. ] . 8#
vIsnE defendant, Hiram Toncy, IL hsreby NTH
fled that there la now on kls in the facc Ut tha
Clerkof the Cours Of Lee County, IowAs a.
Keoauk, the paiition Of plaintiff, James Hradenp
claiming Of said def endant The sum Of ono hundred
anu twenty Ave dollars for money had and rscsivsa
by the defendant for the plaintiffs uss The sAiA
petition also asks for an attachment Against 40
goods sad chatteis of the said defendant; end un-
less the same defendant apf (rs and ansrers saA
ps lition on or before the 1dday Of the Septembsr
term 1896 on said District Court, jadgmsnt viii ~
rendered against him thereon. AA n
July rs, 1850 lm Att'ys Tor PIN.
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Keokuk. HI. FlaAaans ana Mus
''a@ cak1e, ara wa6oushoTn rs
1
o. RAILROAD,
OP LIN To n OIaT MADISON. t
.ae s 1890
CMANGE or TIMEs
To Take Else eet An TaesAay may fkth
85 as
~ TWO u ALLY TR AIMS,

EvRoM AND AFTER TUES DAY, MAY, 18th,
L and until further notice, two trains will
b. run each way, ~ follows:
Aaa FIRST TRAIN IN
Will leave ksskuk daily Sundays exneptsd3 at
1880 e,slecka "A. and arrive At Fort Madison
tso*sssg SECOND TRAIN fFGa
Win leave hKsokuk daily at 7:46 o'elsok p. M,
and arrive mt r.. Madison At 8;l5 p. n.
FIRST TRAIN
Leay ss Fcrt Afadssen daily tsnndays excepted} 1T
9:A6 .. M, md ArrivesAt KepAak ~ H;ib. d
fg SECOND TRAIN .e.
viii leave Fort Madison at II p. m al arrive
sNAsa oate ct Ksokuk At i1s4S p.fus aiat &
Ths 7ss5 o,ciosiep. m train from Kcok x connects
with regular Packets for Burlington and Nuscatine
making sure connections at Burlington With the
morning railroad trains East and Nths.v yAlsc,
connecting at Muscstine wi trains for Iowa City
Washirgto Davenportnnd Hork Island. - *'
&a Fare hy this rorts as low As III Low
EST and passengers subjected TO as few changes ~
lhy any othcrrphte.--a8 asA'Fe a''
Il. THR0uHH TLCK ktS oger this line can be PRO-
cured to all the principal places East, West and
North ,os J.R HwHsBgkY, Tick 81 Agent, op-
posits ths Bhlings House, Aain-s.., ,keqknk.
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Legal Notice.

LeGAt NOtlce.
TO r. C. MAGNEsS:
yoU are hereby notified tha. there il nov on
u file in the Office of the Clerk of tho District
Court ai Lee 0onty, lows, at keokus, petition OF
d. A. January Co, Ia arm Of that name claiming
OF you the sum of twenty-four hundred and ATTY
Elk iolars, with 10 per cent - money due
on three Ger al promissory notes made by Spell
man Smith ana yourself, Jointly and sevsraliys
to plainti dated March Id lasy, Tor the sum of
ght hpnarea and lNg dollars each, pay Able 10
month";. months and mouths after date, To-
spactively, with 10 per cent, interest per Apnam
after mataTlty; also asking for a writ or
ats ohmen against your property, which has been
levied upon the Il. Of lot and the w. VI Lot
10 ia laesk fs7, the II. OF Let 10 in Block l67s
part Of lets and IN Black 36, and part Of Lots
|, and in Block loo ,alI Of ssid lots and parts
Of lots being In the City of keokuk, Lee County,
Iowa. And uudar said writ IL attachment al
mQpis due or to become due to you from William
Morisy have been garuishsd. fs sc
Ard usiess yoa appear and answer said petition
on or before ths s4osp ng of the second day Of the
next tefn Or said court TO commence ut hebkuk ON
tho drN Monday Of September, A. d. 1860, de-
fasit will be entered against you and Judgment
gB rr,.ss, ss NOBLE, r. STRONG, ~ s4 !.
July 2T. IS8e- I'm Att'ys for PITT
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NOBLE r STRONG,
In-Im Att'ys for PIt'Hs.
Orsxaual Notice.

II gas 3#Orixa1Al Notice. gH1E b84
To EdWari Esots. ~ b. Eoets, John T. Beatty,
uhrissiAa Axher, State savings lnsl ltutions tds-
fendants); tf I+ Wy ...%
UOU arehereby respectively netihed that there II
j nov on Ole In the Clerks Od3cs of tbs District
Courtof Acs Couaty ,Iowa. n keokuk, the petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming jadsms4t en fors-
clos ure ot two NOR ges against sad H. A. =.
b. Foots above named, for the snrn Of nine thou
sand doiiars, With ten Per cent interess from tne
i.t daysof July, $40, and . special and general
execution against r. A.sA b. b. Foote, and -
against OIL said defendants above named, Praying
ALSO fer ths foreclosure of two mortgages given W
said MA. Il III. IL footc TO Gbarless Mason. aEo on
Lots 80, IS and 40 in Bieek AZ, IN Mason's Upper
Addition to the CRY Of Keckuk, Lee county, lows,
Tho salsaf sAid mortgaDsdl preIni1es " pay On
said debt, the extinguishment OF all equity OF re-
deinrtfonS therein, for coats and general relief.
Npw you and each III lyss are notihed 70 apnear
Nd ana~e- aid re,ision the morning OF the
seeon i dhy of tho naxt term OF said court. e be
hold On on the lst Monday OF September, 1850, o.
SudgneDt and decree wilIbe had therein ~ prayed
- II. SCOTT HOWELL, .+
July %. lS60-lm Solicitor ior pet.tionaf. :
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:. KEOKUK IOWA: TUESDAY,. AUGUST I, 1860
$50 OrfEtnni Notfce.
To v. n. Kendall, II. III. Reader. james

Az ~ AS1SA9s H. N h00ame 1Rines 1AlFsaF
Levi sutiif, Jacob Null for use Of M. a C. O..
Hutiif, VIM. X L. Ruddick, franois McMan-
mas and d. w auodrich, tasfsnd dsntsjs d0r3
YOU are hereby respectively notified that there is
now on file In the CLERKS 0fice of the District
Court OF lee County, JOS q, ak ksokuk a petition
of Ii, ID. Woodward Co., claiming judgment t
on foreclosure of a mortgage against said " II.
Kendall Above named, Tor the sam Of two hundred
dollars with ten per cent interest from the lst day
Of July, 1869, and spcsiai and general execution
aganst ". B. H. cndaiL and as against all said de-
fendants above named, praying also for the fore
closure Of q murtgagc given bp said v B, KendalI
70 0rson Eaton, upon Loot 4, Block ~, Ia ID. w.
kileourne addition 10 the City OK Keokuk, Lee
County Iowa; the sale of said rnortgs ged premises
to pay of said debt, the extinguishment of all
equity of redemption therein for costs and gener-
Now you. and each Oh you are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
second day OF ths next term of said court, TO he
holden Oh The frst Mo pdsy of September, 1860, or
judgment and decree VIII be had therein as prayed
iar by default. .s 111 1-a alt ~
eE4.t III. SCOTT HOWELL,
TJnlv IS $780, ia SDffci TIM for Petitioner.
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IeanI NOTICE..

TO ANN Il. ScOTHURNE: II -9s@@
Vyou are horeby nnihsd that there is now or
II tile in the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court of Lee County, Iowa, st Keokuk, the petf-
tion or William aeothorna claiming of jon di-
vorce from the boud of matrimony, on the ground
of adultery and wiliful desertion.
Now unless you appear and answer thereto on or
bafore the second Day IL the next September term
"A. ID. 1880 OF said neuTt, decree will be rendered
agai INST you pro eoaJssao aged in plaintiff pc
tition. $3.50 z 'fI@ .ttt - f-
aU. .ess 4 oHAS. ID. KERR
July II, 1s60-lu. sol. for Petitioner.
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To Isaac VanAusdaIl, James M. VAhAusdall,
! Hshard 5. Cunuineha Hatch Thoups&n. W.
W. Worthington, l.. Harhine aud John A. Sra
( ham:
xyOU are hereby notified that there is on
aie in tlae Eierks Office Of the District Court
of lee county, Iowa, at keokuk, petition in
Chancsry of Charles Parsons Co., praying las
lfsction Of record Of a certain mortgage made ty
Isaac VanAusdan to you JAS. NJ NanAusdall and
Richard lss cuaniug ghaa, dated 26th Decamher,
lsbT recorded In book 81 page ls3, records OF Lee
county fuwa, being upon The NV /, secA =, town
ship 65 N rAage west, and the s-w.4 Sec TO- town
ship 65 m. range west, claiming that tho same Ia
franau erst more ga gc; and aiso praying for gem
eral rclial, }, with ossts. sa. et
Aud YOU each are required to appear and answer
said petition by the second day al the next term OF
said court which will be hsla On The frat Monday
of September, 1860, or decree Will be had by de-
fault as therein prayed FOR.
j. LoTHR0P RICE,
July "a 1860 lm Sol. for Petitioner.