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MRS. MAT PEEL's fine troupe will give another
entertainment at the New Assembly Rooms this
evening. As band of musicians we have rarely
met their equal, and as delneators of negro char
acter they must be seen to be appreciated.
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TOMMY,
THE BLIND NEGRO CHILD
= A MS n.

OMMY,
THE BLIND NEGRO CHILD
p A MIST
ONLY 10 YEARS OLD
You must see to believe, and then you will doubt
your own eyes and ears
Only think o. it! Tom blind from birth; raised upon
farm; has never rec lived moments instructions has
never even heard music Of high ORDER yet plays
with all the beauty and briIliancy of an accom-
plished artist.
CONCERTS, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL,
At CARROLL HALL,
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, June 18Th,
Admission 80 cent Children % Secured Seats at
StOddard's without extra charge.
HS~ MATINEES THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at IL
O'Clock. ia2sIw
CLOTHING CLOTHING
J. LIPP & co,
southwest corner of Baltimore and Paca streets
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the hest possible manner
Our customers u value their money
our system being ONLY ONE PRICE ap2I-sm
JAPANESE EMBASSY.
The ONLY set in full coored costume as vet made of the
distinguished strangers,
ON EXHIBITION
ONLY
AT ISRAEL Il CO.'S
jei'u l2j Baltimore street.
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NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
The Dollar Weekly Exchange

The first number of the second volume of
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
will be issued on SATURDAY. the eth of July. With a
view to increase alike its popularity and its usefulness
IT'S COLUMNS WILL BE ENLARGED
NEW FEATURES WILL BE INTRODUCED,
which, it believed, will make additionally attractive TO
the FAMILY CIRCLE and a still more valuable medium
OF reference for the FARMER the MERCHANT, and the
POLITICIAN
The contents of the DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
Will embrace constant variety OF coi Sc and interesting
NOV ELETTES, TALES, POETRY
MISCELLANEOUS ARTIC ES,
drawn from original, domestic, and foreign sources
EDIT o RIA Is
from the DAILY EXCHANGE, all the vital questions OF
h. nr
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A citizen of Philadelphia refused to answer the
interr0gatye of the census taker as tn the amount
of bis real estate, and was fined $50.
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ne the progress of the PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
a PR ICE CUR n EMIT,

exhibiting with undoubed accuracy, the state Of the
kets both at home AMI alb Dad, and lastly,
A FARMERS COLUMN,
wherein much valuable information reference to AGRI-
CULTURE will at all times he found.
In Politics the Dollar Weekly Exchange will reflect t. e
course OF the Daily EScha age, which has BEEN and wi con
tinue to be, INDEPENDENT AND .CONSERVA TIVE
sympathzng with and watchful the interests Of
the South and West
TERMS OF THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
CopSs one year.
copies will he mailed address for....... 90
IL .,.......... 10 90
% on IN
Address KERR 4 co,
- lly EXchanye.r BaifimoIe Nl
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NOTICE.

Gentlemen visiting the city, attend the NATIONAL DEM
ooRATIC CONVENTION, invited to call on Mr.. JOHN s.
KIM, Pratt street. where they will be supplied with every
delicacy of the such GREEN Mock TURTLE
SOUP, CLAM Soup, SoFF DEvILED CRABS, GAME, &c,
ana IN TACT everything that the market afford may lie
had at this house He fully prepared to furnish dinners
OF suPpers to any number of gentlemen who may CALL and
at the earliest notice All who on him may rest assured
that they will find every about his bouse polite and &C.
commodating, aud he will spare pains to make all who
may give him call feel perfectly at home His bar is
stocked with the very best Wines Liquors and Cigars
he special attention procure nothing Int th unrest
article and most celebrated brands.
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CRICKET IMPLEMENTS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
MI

CRICKET IMPLEMENTS.
MERRILL, THOMAS g. CO.,
my7-tf $50 Baltimore street
BoOTH & PARMENTERs
F. W G MACHIN
$50 BALTIMORE STREET.
NJ viii soon remove to Pratt and Howard SITS ~E
From Rev E. Y REESE, Editor Methodist Protestant
Messrs. A. 7 SHARP Il Co:
The Sewing Machine Ct Booth Parmenter il household
fixture in my family 1t all nv expectations con-
cerhng It's simple, rapid in operation, does and
fine work and has given trouble who operate
can recommend it with great confidence
Ely. REESE
From "Barnums City HOTEL
BALTIMORE, June 18th, 1850
Alter over six months almost Instant the Booth
farmenter Sewing Machine continues work admirably
jsls II BARNIM 4 c.
Books AND STATIONERY.
LAW BOOKS,
MEDICAL BOOKS
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS
The largest stock in the South for sale at low prices bv
CUSHINGS BAILEY,
el8-lw 262 Baltimore street,
IT is NOT A DYE
Nor DOES 1T STAIN THE SKIN
No Introduction Needed.
New YORK, April IL, 1858,
W. F.. HAGAN, EsQ-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair Colorng and am now de
srous of obtaining more, and would inquire where may
be found here Nv hair when quite young turned gray
Ihare ussd number Of articles for purpose Of restoring
IT. bit did not succeed until Tobdined this, which has pro
duced The desired effect have been requested by number
OF my friends (among them several ladies' to procure it
possible am much pleased with it, for it has great
Improvement in my personal appearance By answering
this you will much obge
Yours, very respectfully,
II. c. GooDRICH
Steamer Brdgeport Peck Slip, New York
g. Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by S S TTANCE
los Baltimore street. ". F. HAGAN & co, Proprietor
Troy, n Y. dI5.ao1v
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BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE
IowsoNToWN, June.22.-Alexander Gale (colored),
convicted of the murder of James Evans also
colored, and removed to this Court from Baltimore
city, was sentenced to death this morning. On
being Intercepted as to what he had to say WHY
sentence should not be passed upon him. he repliad
that II was never his intention to kill any person
and that one of the witnesses on the part of the
prosecution swore falsely against him, and did not
truthfully state the circumstances under which the
deed was committed. The Court then briefly said
1t bad no discretion of sentence. That the prisoner
had fair and impartial trial land the jury of his own
selection rendered verdict of guilty and all that
was lett to the Court was to pronounce sentence as
lad down by the law. Therefore, the Judgment of
tne Court 49, that you be taken to the Jail of the
city OF Baltimore from whence YOU came. and
where the offence was comitted and this Indictment
found. and from thence to the place of execution,
at such time as the Governor NAV appoint- and he
hanged by the neck until you be dead
and may God have mercy on YOUR sopI 80
David Lambert pleaded guilty to selling liquor on
Sunday, and was fined $50 with costs-IJ
Fitzsimmons charged with assault and battery,
was held to bail in the of 5000 for his appear
ance, Elisha Parks bondsman.--Ann Nattaiv, a
poor old lady and cripple, was brought in on a
bench warrant, charged with selling goods and
liquor without license. The old lady, with tears
in her eyes, stated to the Court that she gull
ty, but was compelled to keep her shop or store,
and she not able to take out a license The
sympathies of all present were moved, and the
States officer entered stet in the case, while
subscription raised and her license procured
Bail in the sum of 81 900 was fixed in the
of Mullanick Fisher, charged with the homicide of
VIM. Scott (colored), by cutting him on the left
leg with a scythe, from which he died. The bail
will be given to-morrow.-The cases of George
and Isaac Perkins, indicted for assault
and battery, were called for trial, but
owing to the absence of witnesses were continued.
William Burke, indicted for selling liquor with
out license, pleaded guilty and was fined $50. In
default of payment he was sent to jail.-The case
Of the State cs. Agnes Hindes, for larceny, was on
a,andavit removed to Hartford county.---A jury
Vi inquisiton sworn to assess the damages and
IUsas IN the case of Joseph }. Turner Caleb D..
,h and the verdict of $500 rendered in favor of
tne piaintiff.--A motion for a new trial in the
Tha LAY Us. Davis was argued and held in cnria.
ill III nG jury was finally discharged The Court
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Hon. John Covode, in a letter to the editor of the
Greensburg Herald, positively declines a re nomi-
nation.
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{ COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find an extensive stock of
VIEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
such as
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS,
FINE J EL.RY
ofevery description.
ALBATA WARE. TEA AND COFFEE SETS,
SPOONS AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS
PLATED CASTORS,
CAKE BASKETS, ICE PITCHERS,
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED
The above goods for sale low, wholesale and retail
CANFIELD, BRO & Co,
lel9.tfr 800 Baltimore street
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The artesian we'll at Columbus, Ohio, is twenty
four hundred and forty-two feet deep, and the
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PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION

PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION.
PRACTICAL MERCANTILE AFFAIRS
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING
PRACTICAL BUSINESS WRITING AT
GALLAGHER'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
2OT and 209 Baltimore street. between Charles and Light
Established 1880.
NO VACATION.
Circulars to be had at the College sent by mail IT.
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DIED.
On Friday morning, the I'D inst, JONATH AN PARKER
in the sixty SEVENTH year of his age.
His friends and the friends of his family
without further noceO attend the his late
residence, aS West Lexington street this Saturday
morn Qo'r Lock
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THE BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL College.
Corner of Baltimore and Charles streets, will continue in
sion during the Summer large and beautifully ornament
ed Circular containing upwards OF six square feet with
specimen Of Penmanship and large engravng-the finest
the kind made in this countryrepresenting the in
terror view Of the College, with catalogue stating ter
&C. be had at the Institution, sent by mail free of
charge.
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New tomatoes have made their appearance in
Louisville, Kentucky.
Hon. John Eubank, member of the Florida Sen
ate, died on the 30th ult.
Over seven hundred Mormons arrived in New
\ ork on Wednesday,
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
E. MOUNT'S,
No. 81 NoerH GAY STREET Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be onnd the largest stock Baltimore made
FurnituT" IN TINS cS Citizens ana strangers
to examine this stock Of before purchasiug as
there can Ne found always on hand and made order:
rhFE-A-TEFES, in Brocatee, Piush Hair Cloth so
FAS Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth, or COW
ere" IN any goods to order Full Frenc Paror, Half French,
Arm Rocking ana easy CHA RS, various patterns 10
Brocateie Plush or hair Cloth CHAMBER SUITS, in
"alhpand Mahogany, Of various styles from $50 to 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, ac. EXTENSION
TABLES SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT -NCTS, Of all pat
terms; Hair Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to or'ter All goods carefully packed.
T. MOUNT,
fe2u No. 81 N. Gay st, opp. Odd Felloys' Hall
Ro0FINe ROOFING / RooEINai II
Economy, Durability and Security
Warren's Fire ami Water Proof
FELT AND COMPosIFToN 4OoEtEa
Unrivsled by anything y,; discovered 'a RooRng paposss
PHRPEcTLY FIRE Poor,
PER9EoTLY WATER PROOF
UNEqUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FoR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE.
Forfurther information address Q call on
JAS H. JOHNSON
No. 2 Jarvis Building, cor. North and
''9t't Baltimore streets, Baltimore
NOTICE TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS HAVING
ORDERS FOR WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE will find large assortment at
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S
corner Calvert and Water streets
WANIED-SPANlSH SILVER COIN Highest prices
given for my manufacturing of Silver ware
my'u g. u. CLARK
CHOICE BRANDY, WINE AND Cigars.
For sale by W. H. MCLEAN
mv2h 81 North Charles street
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THE NEWS OF THE yynErx

A CAREFULLY COLLATED REVIEW OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT POLITICAL PROCEEDINGS up TO THE
DATE OF EACH ISSUE, so AS TO AFFORD, WEEK BY
WEEK, A CLEAR PERCEPTION OF
THE STATE OF PARTIES
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- 10y 9'A~~e'
GREAT
N 0 VEL TIES
SPRING
SUMNER
G 4 r MEN rs.
JOSEPH BICKERToN &. co.
ARE NOW OFFERING ONE
THE
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRA GIVE STOCKS OF
SILK MANTIILAS,
SILK BUSTERS.
SILK BAsQUEs,
" SILK JACKETS
BLACK LACE MANTILLAS,
BLACK LACE BURNOUS
BLACK LACE PICC0LoNNIS
POINTS,
Wis,
TOGETHER WITHA
VERY LARGE
BEAUTIFUL STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER BUSTERS,
MALL
THE MOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS
SEA ON.
JOSEPH BICK ERTON & CO.
1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
apl3.tfr SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET
WATcHES, ,rvr,pv
,r WIZ, ~ - SGLVER.W ARE,
SPOONS AND FORKS
MANUFACTURED
SAMUEL KIRK & SON,
172 Baltimore street.
SILVER BUTTER COOLERS,
SlLN Err PlTCHERS AND WATERS.
SILVER CASTOhS.
SILVER CAKE BASKETS,
SILVER BOWLS.
SILVER TUREFNS.
,, 49, SILVER DISHES.
- We have Just oGened of Jules Jurgensen
Copenhagen WATCHES, with many other makers of til,
highest quality AisO,a fine tment Of
D1C,, GOLD VEST CHAINS AND CHATFLAINES,
.ETRUSCAN, CORAL
o,,-,r,, ,,r .,,r- AED PEARL SETS
DIAMOND RINGS
- PLATED WARE,
PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
CAST0RS, CAKE BASKETS.
~ go TuREENS, EFFRGNES
FRHITSTANOS,
DISHES.
FINE TABLE CUTLERY, &c, SC
For sale by
SAINT. KIR< 81 SON,
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A daughter of Sir Rowland Hill, of the British
rost-otlce Department, has recently eloped with
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EUROPE.
THE ASIA'S MATS

The sicilian Insurrection--Matters at PaIer
desperate Position of King Joseph
Napoleon and the King of Naples.
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This celebrated Mineral Water, fresh, in 5 gallon
demohns or by single gallon Also, CONGRESS WATER in
bottles. > For sale by A. J. HAMpsos,
je2lh SN- Charles st., near Pleasant
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The London Spectator announces that the Prince
OF w ales, the heir apparent to the British throne
VIII be married to q Princess of Prussia
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERs
TO know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split, office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
No. SN0RrH STREET
ala JAMES II. JOHNSON
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degree of activity quite unusual, is said to be
manifested at Fortress Monroe. The soldiers are
under the strictest discipline and are being thor
oughy drilled in all that pertains to the art of war
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MAINS HOTEL AND DINING Rooms
l2i W BALrINoRR STREET
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Westill continue Meals our very moderate
charges with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties, large small accommodated in our large
and private Dining ROOMS second floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage respectfully ask
continuance of the
Our Chambers have recently been reurnishe and will
compare avoraby with any other Hotel Single Rooms so
cents.
50 MANNS CONGRESS HALL ROWLING SALOON
is in the Of this house, No 80 FAYE4rE STREET
H2u c. Fl. MANN, Proprietor
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Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, gets off the
following: eve that the Democratic papers
everywhere seem to have been, within the last few
days, uncommonly decent. We suppose their
editors have all gone to Baltimore"
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PINE APPLES For PRESERVING.
BEDFORD WATER.

PINE APPLFS FUR KTSEKVINU
500 fresh Pine Apples at only dollar per doz at
A. J. HAMPSON'S,
je2l-tf 81 North Charles street.
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ECoNoaY ECONOMY |
DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE
This BE- done by purchasing already Sawed and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill
No. 3 NoRTE STREET
Sintf JAMES II jOdNSON
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Denver is fast city year ago there were
but about dozen log cabins built, and not over
twenty men in the place, there are over
six thousand people here, fine blocks of buildings
are being put up at every turn, aud the sound of
the hammer and saw heard from morning till
night. There are no idlers here-every one is
busy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-10


To David bed. abraham Agagland, George G.
hat#nr b. lliuman, henry Newton. EIits
stripe ard W e, Stripe. Ni8AAm ea4rlek Rob 4
J ht<gr, Lauren Nattby and Susan GaAbY
BIS vile, kissx4r Bgenham Il. l.. herriil Z Co.:
AOl aud each II you are hereby ra, fcd th4t
.krre 4 now on Gle 40 the 0Gace Of The Clerk Of
the Dtstrset Court 81 Lee county, lew al keekuk
Petition Of hram Barney claiming IF you David
Reed Tia saia Qi kye hGDared dollars with ten per
cent interest per anuutn, payable annually, A.
money due on IortgRge made BY yoa 10 Charlie
n aspn md since assigned To said Barucy, dates
December Ie Ia5S; AFRO claiming against each VI
you the foreclosure II said mortgage she same be-
ing upon 80 acres 81 the south pan If the r Of
The s-h. ot sec. e, II, No. ed, n. II ", Lee
eognty, io@a, fgr the parehsse money; and further
asking for sale # aid premises, and general
relief.
Ans unless yaa appear and answcr Faid petition
on or before tbs morning # the second dAy Of ~,
next term o. sad court, 10 commence az keokuk
on the Or. Monday Of September A. u. 1860. a
default viii oe ent red against you, the petition
taken az ny you confessed. and decree rendered
agains you a. prayed therein
NOBLE d STRONG.
jury IS lsbo-dfm pltHs Att'y.
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To Hugh AeCleery, James McGleery, Alfons Stan
islaus, VIM II. SttHrd, Philip Speger Co.
Thos. Edwards, I. A Harrow:
You and each of You are hereby notified that
Il there rs fie IN the flee of the CLERK oil
the District Court of Les county Iowa, at keokuk
petition of Hiram Barney, claiming Of sou ii ugi
Met ieery and James McCIeery the sum Of twenty.
hye hundred dollars, with 10 per interest per
nun payable annually rs money due on mortgage
made by you 10 Charles Mason and since assigned
To said Barney dated april 20, S5S; also csi min
againff each of you the foreclosure of said mort
gage, tire ssose being upon the W. and 90 acres
OF the n, end OF The ! vt NV. 1 of sec. IL Tp
% y. X. W., Lee county, Iowa, Tor the purchase
money; bnd fuTtAaf asking for q sale of said
premises, ard general relief.
Ana unless yuG appear ant answer said peti tiop
on AF before he morning Of the second day of the
next term II said court, 70 commence at keok ak
on che hrst Motdey Of September, A, h I-tO,
default viii bt uttered Sgainst yeu, the petition
taken ~ by 700 confessed, ana decree rendered
against you prayed therein.
NOBLE & STRONG
July rs, iS9b-d Ion EltFs Atf-vE
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70 Cyrus KiEsey, Anna 5. Brsshdr Frederick Bra
sher, >areA BrssheE, Il. { Bfasher, lufut Wiisey,
r. n. Moor John A Ntkenny, Benz. barton
John ~farUGs, Grgeu Il sklLc:
NHb and each ~ yoa hereby notified thai
Il rhsfe bic in the Office # the Clerk Of
tae Dis'rirl Court ut Lee County Iowa, ST KeokuE
petition 81 Hiram Barney claiming Of You Cyrus
hlrsey The sam 81 twenty -seFen hundred til .rty-
seyln anaro 700 dollars money due an two
mortgages made BY ven to Charlie Mason and since
ASH gls4 20 SAID Barney, dated Deosmbsr TO- Is 8
as1 rlaja4 u against each OF yea the foreclosure
- sala mortgage, tie same being uren Lot 2 ia
Block 1 ~ Mason pper addition to keokak Lee
County Iowa, for The purchase money; ard further
asking fer the sale ~ sAs1 premises the appoint
LlentCt receiver. and general relief.
Aud unless yeu appear aud answer said petition
on or before 1be nefulng Of the second day Of the
next term Ct said court, o. commence at heohuk
on be first MONDAY of September, A, b. ls6e a
default wliI BE- entered agaiuat you, the pst ton
ttk@a SIS rs yon eonfassed, and ia decree rendered
against you as prayed therein,
NOBLE Il STRONG,
July =, lsa8-lm PItF2s Atfy's
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To William A. tsriney, David L Brigham. George
M Marshall, samuel 7. Marshall aud Louisa
Mar hail his wife, George &. Anderson trustee.
Andrew Cfeger, Peer Clarity, A. Kelley & Co,
Reed Brother, Dnyall, kvigier 4 Dorsey Fred,
eriek odell, IL. Halstead Josiah Ii. Bonney,
W m. X. l.. kuddiek, p. Ware, jr. & Co.
N0U and each of you are hertby notified that
A. there h now ON fife In the Office Of the Clerk Of
the district Court of Lee county, Iowa al Keokuk.
petition OF Hiram Harney claiming Of YOU W IN
A. Hfihey the sum Of sixteen hundred dol ags wi tn
Ten Per cent inttres. per annum payable Annually
~ money due on mortgage made BY yen To Ghns.
Mason and since assigned TO SAID Barney, dated
June 70, 1888 also claiming against each on Won
the foreclosure Of said mortasge, the same b ing
upon W. and Sc Ut S-W. OF sec. 81, Tn CO
N. Il. D vest, Lee county, Iowa, for the purehase
money and further asking for sale Of said prem
lses and Renerarreiief.
And unless you appear aud answer said petition
On or before the morning Of the sscotd day OF the
next term 81 taid court, TO commence AT KeoEuk
on the fret Monday ef September, A. D. 1850 A
default will be entered against you, the petition
taken a. by yru confessed and decree rendered
against you as prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July -, lehV-d m Pitts Att'yt
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sFRh8 S0AIEs.
10 u, y. Moses, William s4eith, aud Lawrence Ma
chine shop:
Nol are hereby notified that there 10 now on
Il Ole IN the Clerks office If tie District Court
OF Lee Couniy, Iowa, at keokuk, a petition of
Benjamin Graft claiming of you the foreclosure of
mortgage on the following rea es ate situated in
Ice county, Iowa, VIA Lot one "a in stimpson,s
subdivision of the S-W. of section 2 in TOWNSHIP
% north, range west: said petition claiming also
a Judgwent 10 The sum OF four hundred and sey-
enty five dollars en . note secured by said mort
gage agsinstthe said u q. Moset and that al in.
terest Or equity of redemptionof all said defend
bnts be forever iareelossd and barred and for gen.
-era1 rr!tef
how, therefore unless YOU appear and nnswey
SAID eti'i IN on or fore the second las az he
term Gt SAID court 10 M nee al Eeokuk on ~ :
1T Monday Of september, 1850, deere will b.
aefta against you according the prayer vi said
petition.
CURTIS, afLLNoREk CURTIS.
oalt -. isou.dlm sol. for Plaintiff