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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-03


To William A. Griney, David Brigham, George
NJ. Marshall, Samuel i. Marshail and Lousa
Marshall his vile, Il orse q. Anderson, trustee,
Andrew Creger, Peer Oarrity, A. Kelley Co,
Reed Brother, Duyal, keigler Dorsey, Fred
erick Odeii, ii Hal tead, Josiah IA. Bonney,
Wm. Il h. L. Ruddici,, r. Ware. jr. a. Co.
NOU nd each OF yor are hereby notified that
l. there Il now file in the office Of the Clerk of
che district Court OF L. county, Iowa, IT eokuk,
petition Of hiram iia rney claiming Of you m
A. ariney the sum Of sixteen hundred dollar with
ten Per cent interest per annum payable annually,
money due on NOR. gage made by you 70 ohas.
Mason and since assigned to said Barney, dated
June 20. 1853; also claiming against each OF you
he foreclosure Of said tnurtaage, the same being
upon w 1 and - Il Of s-W. OF sec "a, Tr. ID
N. 4. 3 west, Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money; and further asking for sale Of said prem
Ises and genrral relief.
Aud unless you appear and answer said petition
OF before the morning OF the second day OF ths
next term of said cours. 10 commence at keokut
on the first Monday Of September, A. ID. 1860 !
default viii be entered against you, the petition
| taken AZ by you confcssod. and decree rendered
against you AS prayed therein
NOBLE a STRONG,
July Is, ls60dlm Pl,ff's Att'ys.
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To Thomas Smith, Hannah Smith, T.. +. Fuller,
Cecilia Fuller, james Nj. kifner, Marths G..
Rinaer, joel sleyin, Geo. C.. Anderson, A. G..
Thorn and Cunningham & Co.
NoU are hereby notified that there is now on lie
l. ia the CLERKS ofhee of the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, petition of
Joseph Books ei aiming of the said Thos smith
Hannah Smith, L. Fuller, Cecilia Fuller J "A
n. khaer ans Martha Rifaer, the sum ~ ten
thousand dollars as money due on two promissory
notes aud mort gage given to secure their nav.
ment and calming against all Of you the fore.
closure OF said mortgage.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer To
said petition on or before the second day Of IA,
next September term ~ said Court judgment wi 4
be rendered against op ty default
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
joy ~, la6e-4w Au'yE fer Petitioner.
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LnlY 10. 1890 I'm


To james W. Cox, Curti' y. Conn, Catharne X.
Conn, James A. Rhodes, j ohn l.. LOCKWOOD Mrs.
John lockwood, VIM H. Ewing Bsrcrof,
Beaver & CO., s Miller, NJ. Alexander, Brown
4 Ciendenning, s. II Vorrhies, Chaplin d Lee,
John burst. Charles McDili, James Cox; w Ii
Worthington, Miller, Mathew 4 Co, heelsr,
Beilows'6 Co., Jennings q Anderson, Wm. k. j..
Raddick, Twecdy, Moutton Piinipton, :. j
Hamil Robert Heming, John q. Woodward,
Vim Nj ". Torrence
\T0u and each of YOU hereby tilted that
L there is now file in he office Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of lee County, Iowa. Mt kvokuk
petition Of Hiram Barney claiming OF You james
Cox be sam u twenty-seven hundred dollars,
aud interest at TO per cent. per annumt as money
due on two mortgages made by you to Charles NJ a.
aaa stuce assEr ed 70 said Hiram Baney da ted
Ju.y 81, 1856; also claiming against each Of yeu
the foreclosure of sald mortgages, the same bong
upon Lots five and six in Rl5ck No. five ia Mason 4
Upper Addition to the City of keoknk, Lee county
Iowa, for lhe purchase money; and further asking
for sale Of said premises aud general relief,
And unless you app ar and answer said petition
or before the morning OF the second day of tn,
next term If said court, 10 ocmmeGte at he, rub
On the FIRST Monday If September, A. ID. 1860,
default will be catered against you, the petition
taken 81 By you confessed, aud decree rendered
| against you as prayed therein.
NOBLE g. STRONG,
| July 10 1860 I'm Pitts Att ys,
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TT. kEUTT HUME
July d, ls60-lm Solicitor for Petitioner.


To James K. Bruce, VIM. o. Daniels, Cornelia ID.
Worster. Robert Worstsr Theodore Ill Myers, j..
A. Worstsr, Templin Worster
YOU are each Of YOU hereby notified that there 10
now on file In the Office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At keokuk, the
peti.ior OF Smith Hsuil claiming Of James u.
Bruce and Vim. O. Daniels the OF fourteen
hundred dollars money due him from them on a
promissory note; and claiming Of all Of you the
force oeure Of NOR tgage given By said James b
Bruc3 aud VIM. q. Daniels to smith Hsmil 10 Sc
cure said note, on lots FIVE and six in block l56,
Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
| Now unless you appear and answer thereto ON OF
before the second day Of the next September term
| "A. ID. 1S60) Of said court, judgment and decree
will be- rendered against you by default according
to the prayer Of plaintiff petition.
\ McCRARY = BRUCE,
Jrly re- 1850 In 0sl's fer Plaintiff.
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Legal NSltcs.
To q. O. Burbridge, J. Ward Michael Bushey j uiia

Legal Notice.
To 3. g. Burbridge, Ward, Michael Bushsy y uiia
Agnces
VoU are each Of you hereby notified that there 10
L now on Die in the offce Of the Clerk OF the D1s-
trict Court of Lee County, Iowa, At ksoknk, the
petition Of John Tsmplin, Roswell Piummer And
Jeseph chamberlain, partners IN trade comprising
the firm Of Templin, Plummer Co., claiming OF
the defendant b. u. Burbridge the sam OF six
thousand dollars, AZ money justly due them from
him on three premissory notes made by hin to one
a. gorge Harvey and by him assigned to 4. ID,
wheaton and by him assigned ~ plaintiff also
claiming Of all Of you The foreclosure Of mort,
gage given by said b. u. Burbridge TO secure sasc
notes ON lot No. six and the West half Of lot No
five In bloc one hundred and thirty nine, IN ths
| City IL keokuk, County of Lee and state OF Iowa
/ Now unless you apper and answer thereto ON O
| before the morning # the second day OF the me-
| September terra 1850 Of said court, judgmen ah'
decree will be rendered against you by default a
| prayed In plaintiffs petition.
McCRAkl BRFCE,
| July 20 1S6p.lm Soils for plaintiffs.
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= 3.
Legal Notice.
TN ANN n gr0TANRNM.

Legal NOslcOs
TO ANN r.. Sc0ThORNE:
"OU are hereby notified that there is now on
die In the once OF the Clerk Of the District
Court az Lee County. Iowa: At Kenknt .he rs.:-
tion or william scothorne claiming Of You q di-
vorce from the bonds Of mstrimony, on the ground
OF adultery and wilful desertion.
Now snlsss you appear and answer thereto on or
before the second day Of the next September term
IA D. I86O) Of said court, decree will be rendered
against you pro cones,o prayed In plsin Pc
tition.
CHAS. ID. KERR,
July ~, 1s60-1m Sol. for Petitioner.
Admtnistrator,s Notice.
NOTiCE is hereby given that the undersigne ed
IN was, on the 26th day OF July, 1860, by the
Ccunty Court Of Lee County, lows, appointed Ad
mini trator Of the estate of Richard Jones, de-
ceased in place of M. Staff rd, Esq,. resigned. All
DO sons having claims against said estate are
auired TO present them according TO law.
j l.. CURTIS.
July 80, 1880 dim Administrator.
This DAY HECEsyED.-8.b Vol. Q !
/ New AMEHlCAN cYCLOPEDIA, ~
90 DEN, BKOWNELL CO.'S
CIrY Boox STORE,
Jalyasd No, " Main-st.
| DATENT Stat not 10 break
/ for sale by OGDEN, BhoWNELL 60.
myII - Main-st.
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To William Tpssmani
"OU are hereby notified that there Ia now on
u file IN tho Office of the Clerk of the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa a. keoku ak, n petition
Of Vslincourt VanOrsdall praying for the revival
Of judgment obtained by him against you In said
court, Oct. 4, 1851. for the pcsssssos Ut certain
real situats in said county described ~ ths
north east quarter Of section thirtyhve, township
sixty-six north Of range . vest and one cent dam
ages and costs OF suit.
And that usless you appear and answer there's
on or before the morning VI the III day Ut the mex
septe Der term of said court, jads mcnt will b.
rendered against you by default.
NOBLE STRONG
Julv Is. 1890 Inn PltH's Att'ys.
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To J. r Cave, Richard Piles, Milton Piles, Eaton,
Bro. a Co., w. X. Crockett, State OF Iowa 10 use
of school Fnnd, c. CARRIER; III. III. Slaughter,
George Gray, Nosh Bailey;
NOU are hereby notified that there Is now on ME
i in the ofioe "a the Clerk Of the District Court
of Lee County, Iowa. Mt keoknk, petition Of
Ezra Overall claiming against j. e Cave iudg-
ment for the sum Of two thousand dollars as money
due upon O mortgage which covers certain real es-
tate more par ticuiariy described in said petition;
and claiming against all of you the foreclosure OF
said mortgage.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the Tuesday neat alter the hrst Mon
day In September next ,judg gent will be rendered
against you ty default.
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
Ju9y 10 IssGfm Pltf's Att'yss
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July rs, 1850 I'm Pitts
OrixinaI Notice

VOICE
10 Edward A. Foots, X. II, Foote, John Beatty,
Christian srber, State osvings Institution, tde-
fendantsl:
NoU arehvreby respectively ne tilted hatthere is
i now on file inthe Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa, at keokuk, the petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on Tore
closure OF two rnortga gee sgainst said l.. A q H.
B. Foote above PANIED, for the sum of nine thou
sand dollars, with ten per cent Interest from the
lst day of July, 1850, and . special and general
execution against X. A. X. Ii. Foote, and ss
against all said defendants above named, praying
also for the foreclosure Of two mortgages given by
said II. A. 4 X. b. Eoote TO Charles Mason upon
Lots 80, 38 and 80 I'm Block ~, in Mason's Upper
Addition to the City ofkeoknk, Lee county, Iowa
the sale of said mortgaged premises to pay ID
said Debt, the extiDguishmen OF all equity OF re-
dc IN ption therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each Of you notified TO appear
and answ or said petition on the morning OF tbs
secon day If the n ait term OF said court. to be-
| holden on the LIST Monday OF September, 1860, OF
judgmen ut and decree WILDE had therein ss Frayee
| for by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL.
| July q, lS6O-lm Solicitor for Petitioner.
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To Isaac vanAusdall, james nj. VAnAusdAll,
Richard S. Cunning ham, Hatch Thompson
w. Worthington. l.. Aarhine and John a. drs-
ham;
xy0U are hereby notified that there IL now on
u nle In the Clerk o6ce Of the District Cours
OF Lee county, Iowa, 1T Keokuk, petition In
Chancsry of Charles Parsons = CO., praying tas
uainst all of you1 for the cancellation and salts
faction Of record III 3 certsin mortgage made by
Isaao yanAusdall to you Jass m. NanAusdall and
Richard +. Cunningham, dnted 26sh December,
1857, recorded in book page 1873, records OF lee
county. Iowa, being upon haep-w 4, sec. 2, town
ship SIS N. range west, and the s-w. sec ob town
ship 85 N. range west claiming that the same Ia
fraudulent mort gage; and also praying for gen
eral relief, with costs.
And yen each are required TO appear and answer
said petition by the second day OF the next term Of
said court, which will be held on the hrst Monday
of September. 1850, or der rec will be had by de
| fanlt rs therein prayed for.
j. L0THROp RICE,
July "a, 1889 I'm Fol. for Petitioner
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w. II. BARRETT,
tsucgKssoa TO o. A. pUKE.)
MANUFACTURERS NDDEALER IN
ROOTS AND SHOES

III NUWs-gNWIth
~ ~. 2S TO 90 30. Ladies, kia SIirrers SO
eta. 10 ~, "a Ladies Caters Of all kinds. Eng
glish, French, and Itaiian silk Lasting Of all coli
ors. Congress. aud Side Lace with and without
heels cheaper than ever.
Misses and children's Kid Ancie Ties and Slip
pers Boots and Caters. all sizes, With ~ishcv !
heels cheaper than the cheapest. Men, snd b.. -
Boots, and shoes, aud Caters: Patent Leaf ner
Calf, and Kip, scwe4 and p, eged, Hone fna1 > and
Eastern, cheap for cab. Heenan shoes pIov
shoes, AMI Farmers Caters, and OFF I'd Tie
French Calf, and sewed, and pegged, lw.vs ON
hand, and made 10 order on short notice
do not forget the place. No. t6 ~ in street,
Sign OF the Mammoth Boot.
keokuk, June Is, 1860. VII. pAppETT
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I.tgml Nntice.

FANkIN 4 MILLER,
July 70, 1869 Att'ys ! or Grimes A Starr
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line found in the sfofk
The goo~s were bonghs late, and at a heavy dis
count fro earlier prices
All are ifyited to an examination Of the stock
Apr9d
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July Is 1850 dim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
REPUBLICAN, NEE 7INGS.

The German Republicans ofthe Eleventh, + iftsessh.
and Seventeenth Wards With Congressional DISTRICT,
on Saturday evening held meeting In Lincoln hAs,
corner of Houston and Allen Streets George Stein
brenper President, and K. Blumenbsrg Secretary
The first speaker was DIR. Adolph Douai, who Proved
from it's cardinal principle Of Free Territories for Free
Labor and lite advocacy of Free Homestesds for actual
settlers that the Republican was the party OF true
democracy. and the workiDgmsn's party. Mr.. Tsod-
rner followed, reviewing the various parties plat
forms ard candidates showing that the Free Home
stead policy was the policy of the Republican party,
and that it had suffered only temporary defeat By tho
Democracy in the last Congress. Mr.. Schwab next
spoke, the necessity Of keeping the Territories open
to immigration and to our children which could only
he done by keeping them Free Mr.. Francis j. Lam
BERT who wss the FIRST speaker who addressed the as
ssmbly in EDghsh, declared HE belief that ntei-
gent citizen Of foreign birth would support the electoral
ticket OF the Sham Democracy-a bauting Of Brookss
Know Nothipgism and Douglas duplicity. Mr.. Nc
Donald sang campaign Song in English, which wss
warmly applauded the assembly assisting In the cho-
rus. Col PinckDey also made a short speech. Tho
meeting was very enthusiastic, and cheers were given
with will for the Republican nominees When Carl
Schurz was referred to the enthusiasm was alnloet
boundless. A ratification meeting will be held at the
same place tomorrow evening which viii be addressed
by abe speakers.
The Republicans of the Seventeenth Ward met ou
Saturday evening TO organize a Wide-Awake Club.
j. b. Ryerson was elected President pro tenn For its
permanent organization there will be elected military
officers ONLY Those most interested in the matter
confident that a company Of Wide Awakfs will soon
be formed that will compare favoraby with any in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
CENTRAL AMERICA.

Tie steamer Columbus, from San jose de Guate IA,
ia and int rnediaie ports OF Central America, afr'eu
at Panama Oh the 20 h Of Al gust.
In politics there is nothing IL sppears, now
ever that the GOverDDet feel rather nev ous on ac-
eount of Walker being at Rua'an; nothing Is known
of his wbe eabout but all Americans and Foreigners
generally aye treated with great coolness by tns gov
eminent and the people account OF these hiouSel
ing raids ou;a, sta,a
although great feeling ard dsgust have been displayed
regarding he arbitrary decree OF the Presdehl
ing the importation # liquors and their dis riDuuoh IL
is said thai the French and English Consus nave gu
tered rouR protests AT the same time, the IieSldeht
has insisted on an export duty ores, in direct con
travsIton of the contract entered into with tne
Ffepch Mining COM aDy at San Miguel. vi course
this has caused another protest by the parues 0oi
cerped and in The mean time large quantity OF or1s
are lying st La Union for shipment singular oeIai
cation of the LIQUORS stored at La Union has been mae
apparent-lJO boxes being missing. The parties III
charge of the have been arrested, ana are pro- s
sby Ly this time out Of the way Of emplauon aeS Va
committing further depredations The rumor Is tnail
on account of the very dry season the lndgo oroP
be small, and growers or SELLERS decline nlaA'Hs 0
tracts. ~, co,oaon
brig Russian built and carrying New-Gianau;a y,
col, re- arrived at La Union, from San FRANCISCO
come 10 passengers mostly Americans, boui.u lo
duras Anorg them, however, II an ehe enc ~ is
Yankee who has with him two WAGONS, with ihe IN ~
teutiop OF running them between ulst PoIt n ond
Miguel contracting AT tho same time lor fepn, IL h.,
tt6rteninQ the road. lie expects 70 nave III 'e'' "
November, in time for the Far. ..;.o although
In Nicaragua everything appears pHssNe, a'aS -
sorre fears q EN- 70 be entertained regaiGinB IT,
sold fIlihnster Lott in port French snip ieiu' "''
I,ait bark Eihtda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The telegraph announces the death, at Pensacola,
Florida OF fag-oficer James Mcintosh, the Command
ant of the Navy Yard at that place. He had been Ill
for some time 80 that the intelligence Of his decease
was lot unexpected. Commodore Mcintosh was
native Of Georgia, from which State he received an APP
pointment in the Navy in the year 1911, ale" months
preceding the occurrence of of the most e'enu
incidents recorded in our naval annals he'"as' con
sequenrly, 40 years an officer of which 20 were Spen
at sea- The shore duty credited to him is eleven years
and eight months. He was thirteen years and thre
months idle The particulars Of the Commodore
service embrace "reminiscences of every vessel in tn
navy and of every squadron. He had been actively
engs ged on them ALL and was considered an aulho rty
ON matters relating to the proper distribution Of men
ofwar on foreign stations His death elevates "a sing
step the So captains whose names follow Ids on III,
Naval Register bic relative position on which wnow
he occupied by Commodore Tanall, late Commander
Chief of the China fleet. In compsAce with the
usual naval custom in Difference 10 tie memory of the
dead every L $. national ship in Commission will ay
her dag at hali-msst 6om tag up TN sundowu and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

FIREs.-Lsst evening FIRE occurred in the apart
ment of Michael Golding, in the tenement house No.
Ii5 Thompson street, but it was extnguisbed before
much damage occurred. 1t originated on piazza in
the rear, and is supposed TO have been caused BY
match which was carelessly thrown out Of the win.
dow among some clothes.
Yesterday morning there was an alarm in the With
Dhtrict, caused by the burning Of bed at No. SaA
RNington street. Damage slight.
Yesterday morning fire occurred in Hills dag Ter
,eoypecase mandatory on the top floor of No. 35i
Bowery, in consequence as is supposed, Of the care
lessness Of some person in leaving lighted Lar Ap upOu
the floor pile of rubbish. Az the hr, dis
covered at early moment and speedily OK inguished,
but little damage sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

AFATAL AFFRAY.--Onthen ig ht ofthe 10Th OF August,
fight between rowdies occurred at the saloon at the
corner of West and Cedar streets, where all sorts OF
missiles were used. Daniel Horrigan, young man
twenty years Of age lad bis skull fractured by blow
on the head with glass bottle. One or two others
we're more or less injured HoTigal was taken TO
the New.York Hospital where he died Oh Friday
morning. At the time Of the row, the barkeePer Oh
the saloon Lorenzo Stephens, was arrested on cou-
plant of Patrick Horigan, broser OF the deceased
who charged that he struck the fatal blow. On being
taken before Justice Welsh the accused was held 10
bail to answer. An inquest held on the body oil
the deceit sed Oh Saturday, by Coroner Okeete From
the evidence elected the jury were unable to decide
who struck the fatal blow, az the disturbance was
gen ,ral one, in which Fix eight persons en-
gagged. The Coroner concluded to hold Stephens for
lbe present also issued warrant for the arrest Of
Frsnk gnIght against whom dec is some suspicion.
The latter is brother of job Y Enrigbt and alec Of
Thomas Errigbt, who wa, <... " injured in the
above row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

In the course of his splenetic TRADE before the
Bell-Everetts in this city Tuesday evening last,
Gov. Hunt protested himself shocked that PROPOSE
ton should have been presented to the people, un'
der the Constitution, by the Legislature of last
Winter, TO confer the right of suffrage on negroes
without property qualification. This he regarded
as the blacklist crime of the Black Republicans.
The Governor forgot TO tell his admitting listeners
that when this proposition was before the people
of the State in 1916, be was its warm supporter,
and by speeches and otherwise 10 Niagara County,
did WHIT be could in its favor.
We submit that this part of Mr.. Hunts speech
wss about the cheapest and meaDest sort of dema-
gogueism of which even he has eSer been guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

In Gotta Rca affairs remain in sfata quo The cou-
sideIsion Of the contract Ind aubsidy Of the Pausma
Railroad Uomparys steamers was banded to Select
Committee, who, after intense thought and the perusal
Of supdry documents tsmorg others the original con-
rci came 10 the conclusion that the contract is ils
al but at the same time most msgnqnimously leave Il
TO s legislative body to sanction dieapprove OF the
came The Chamber, in virtne Of n decision, have
r-sponeL their ultiwstum until next session. Great
anlt j. "a oresssd by all the influential men not
Noted with ibs Government, regarding the contract
entered into with +. f. Mesghsr on account OF A. W
Tbompson, fer the Chirqu Road. II as said that the
PIesifent has been greatly Influenced by the Repre-
NATIVE Of the great Republic Very MUS hopes are
generally entertained of lite ever being carried into
eec, they having forgotten that one terminus belongs
70 New. Granada.