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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-01

See Sloan & advertisement in another column OF
this paper. ISept. 20 d6t vii
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ETSamuel Eckhart, who was so severely
injured by fall from bis horse, of which we
gave an account two weeks since, is very
slowly recovering. lie has been eomatoss
most of the time since the injury and can
speak now only occasionally, and but very
little.--(Ft. Madison Plaindealer, 18th.
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90 BAGS prime Dried Apples for sale by
~ apis C0LLlEhs i ROBERTSON.
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TRRAsos.--A Southern paper has column
in its last Issue headed as follows:
"TREASONl TREASON
Rank, Foul, Unmitigated, Damnabls Treason
Stephen Arnold Douglas Selling the
Democratic Psrty Of the South
to the Black Republican,
John Brown Party
of the North.
THE EVIDENCE COMPLETE I! /"
II the evidence 10 complete, get out re-
QUESTION for Douglas, and put him on trial
at once. II may be difficult TO find him after
the 9th Of November.
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Caleb B. Smith,
ID. K. Cartier, Sam. Galloway,
CASSIUS M. CLAY,
JOHN SHERMAN,
Owen Lovejoy, 0. Fl. Browning,
LYMAN TRUMBULL,
Dick Yates, B. M. Prentiss,
B. CRATE BROWN,
Sam Glover, J. B. Gardenhire,
w. P. THoMASsON,
w. D. Kellogg, Senator Harlan,
SENATOR GRIMES,
Fitz Henry Warren, Vandever,
WILSON, NOURSE,
Kasson, Curtis, Caldwell,
And other distinguished men, al
home and abroad, have been
invited, and many have
already consented to
be present.
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eB~sLIINoIs BLANK DEEDS Cor
Sale at this Office.
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Masonic HOOKS.

Keosauqua, Iowa, Sept. FL, 1860.
sepz4d8twtf
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INLAND THUNDER.

There IS Democrat paper published
NJ Wintersett, Madison County, this State.
which seems to have a monopoly of all the
avenues leading to the Democratic thunder
manrgactories. BY this monopoly it comes
ia possession Of Democratic thunder, rs
lnJiana Foley would say, un"mucilatcd."
T. veatilatcs none bat the taIlest kind-regu-
s cys-opener claps! Even in the palmiess
days Of The ..indiyi.ible" Democratic party,
30 better article Of thunder was manufac-
tursd, than this pseimen-"The nomination
Of Douglas is received throughout the
country with unb0unded enthusiasm !" OF
course, We are disposed to believe this state
ment trua, but In order to do so, we are
forced to @ disagreeable duty, that of ad-
uniting that the Missouri Slope constitutes
n part or parcel of the "entire country"
We can't dodge this last, il we admit the
former conclusion, for there certainly has
been no ''uDbouaied enthusiasm" on the
Slope since thc ''twin relies" Of tho Demo
cratic party started on their ''scrub race"
across the country.
Again, this same Democratic piper says
It's Exchanges from all parts, come in full of
impromptu demonstrations BY the people,"
Now, does Council Bluffs form any "part"
Of this "gur Feat" country? II SO, will our
Wintorsctt cotemporary, obligs US and
western Republicans 10 general, SO much as
to re-publsh from its Council Bluffs ex-
change M account Of the Douglas elm
promtu demonstration" in the sad city of
Council BulFs' If it will oblige us in this,
we will endeavor to reciprocate on some ft-
TIM occasion.
Aaother burst Of thunder from the same
paper cloud, and We have daSe. Read
'Tbe people are with him. while some Of
the politicians are against him. His enemies
will be as powsrloss in opposing the popu-
lar vii, as would be a wall Of feathers in
resisting tho force Of the Tornado that des-
troyed Camanche." That viii do-weh hope
his wov>htppers hercabouts, vii! read this
and take heart, for it really Gricves us to see
them about the streets with such enloncated
eounsenanees. We always knew Dug"
was a powerful man, hu. We never before
even suspected that he had the force Of
tornado 10 and about him--though we were
aware that he smashed the old baruacled
and weather beaten hulk of Democracy. at
Baltimore, and 10 40 doing cared in his own
head and prospects, aud tina. he now Hes
"sFeand loose" dawn east, more like a spent
tornado than = gathering one. To drop the
figure add Douglas at the same time, we
can assure eur WiBeerset eatemporary that
bis thunder - very cheap article. incapa.
bls Of mach reveTberauou. and still less
dssjkaea 20 have aach effect in restoring
confidence to tbs lisiategrstsd Democracy
IL weuli be we'll for our contemporary to
remember that
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ST. JOSEPH.

About two O'Clock Friday morning, the
north wall Of the brick building occupied by
Messrs. Nave. McCoTd & Co., in the block
corner Of Third and Felix street, gave way
and fell to the ground with a terrible crash,
completely burying one story tenement
house along side, together with eleven per
sons. the families Of Mr.. Hamburger and Mr.
Boycc. After the falling of the wall, the
wreck Immediately took fire, from what
cause is not exactly known, when scene
presented itself which was truly harrosipg.
The dust from the fallen wall precIuded. for
some time. all possibility Of any effective
efforts being made by the excited croud to
rescue the buried persons in the tenement
house. 10 the second story of Messr..
Nave. McCord & Co.'s store. two Young
men, Henry Miichum and Vim. Hudunt.
were sleeping, both Of whom were caught
in their bed by falling joist, and held down
until rescued. Hudapt was scarcely injured
while Mitchum was rendered almost lifeiess
By the oppressive weight. He was Mt last
accounts doing comparatively we'll, though
some fears we:e entertained that be nigh;
be injured seriously internally.
The family Of Mr.. BarbuFger, FIVE in
OGGatNEH- tuE tNhFAhCbss sBlaHEAi-
ately joining the wall are NIL supposed to
have been buried in the ruins. Harburger
and his family, consisting Of his wife. two
children. and a servant girl, were taken
cut dead.
The family of Mr. Bavcp, consisting of
sir persons. were all, With the exception Of
Mr.. Boyce. and his scn-ln law. Mr.. Cog swell.
taken ont Of til. ruins dead. Mr. Bayce is
seriously injured by fracture Of the ,kull.
and is not expected to recover. Mr. Cog
swell is considerably bruised though ne,
seriously
The bodies we're all taken TO the II. r..
Church South, which was generously prof.
fered for the purpose. where they were wash
ed and shFogied.
The loss Of property we have heard vari-
ously estimated ut from Sl50,000 TO 500,
600. The loss of Nave. MeCari & Co.. can
not fall much short Of $50. 900, after deduct.
ns insurance. Of which they have So, 200
or S3a. CS0.
The building occupied By Messrs. Powell,
Levy & Co.. was not burned, though j, IS
probable that the entire walls will have 10
be taken down and rebuilt before the build
ing can be again occupied. Should this NO:
be the case, however, their loss viii be, in
comparison with the others, ligh;, as their
stock was all removed.
The family of Mr.. Hamburger we're buried
By the lsraelitss Of our city, assisted BIZ the
Odd Fellows. al II o'clock in the morning.
That Of Mr. Boscs q; o'clock IN the after
noon.
Saeh vas the gloom cas-; upon eur city By
this untims.y and fczrful accident. that al
the business houses we're At ? O'Clock closed
Sp- The streets we're almost deserted,
while the few persons seen on the streets
leaked detected and downeass.-S. Joseph
WsS..
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SENATOR HARLAN

Was greeted with public reception at
Burlington. on the Sd iust.-the occasion
Of hi. arrival in the State he has in part so
ably represented in Congress, for the past
FIVE years. 1t was entirely an impromptu
affair, bat nevertheless a very crediiabIe
one to Mr.. Harlan, and the Republicans Of
harrington. We leard frem the Hdpkeqs,
that Mr.. Harlan, although travel worn, re-
spouled promptly to the call. and made an
eloquent speech Of an hour, proving eoaelu-
stvsly that the country had nothing to hope
from toe elevation Of either wing of the
Democratic parsy--that tia. party had been
IN power fer the last eis hs yesrs,far most of
the time controlling both branches OF Con-
Sress, and bad done noshing-had originated
ne henesesns measures fer the country
thev bad aa. passed The Pscise Railroad
bi,I--shsy had NOS enacted homestead Law,
and lad not originated any measure nor en-
tered upon aay line Of policy likely 10 resuls
in the pahtic good. Having had the power
having had full control OF the Govern
zaens during moss Of the time for tie las.
eight yes-s-she Executive and the Senate
all the sims. and the House for four years
OF the s;ae, ani having accomplished moth
ins bu; an increase in government exasndi-
lures, amounting to over sirfs per et..
uroa Mr.. Fillmsr.'s administration, what
risa. ani what reason bad the people Of
The country 10 expect anything Of them in
the fstares There was no hope ofa change
rshs better. except in The election Of Lin
cola and HaEiin.
Mr.. Harlan spoke Of tie distracted AID
dssorgani.sd condition Of the Democratic
par.y-of lie geographical dirisicn and
as1hlc headed ticket, DC, ke. A, The con-
e.as;sa Of bis eioqaent address, three cheers
wers handsomely sivsn for Mr.. Harlan, and
three each 70: Enscla and Hsalia.
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naTGisS aNp rlrr unuESrT.D

Tie SsagS City Register takes issue with
NJ, aud says Mr.. noret.s dId not dad,rr The
vote 90 'ha Homestead BsE, hu, was uecss-
sari|y absent from his seat in the Senate on
accom-. Of death in bis family. and. be-
siges, h. soaS she rresagsiaa 10 pair or " ish
an Incorporating ogpsnsnt Of The Bill.
"Ths'e facts {says ths Rsgisttrl ought 10
BE- saihsteus ja.siSestias (tur Mr.. norGlss'
nat Fetins.l and viii be 80 regarded by al,
except .hese wha. possessing all the arts aud
wtlns VI the damasaEse, without auy Of hiss
ham aaIss, would for raftirsu purpose cut
rage sa9 s.'snec II the &ea,a.ehamhqr bv
siItfyi"E sal saiamaiAtinS Mas fer lis
= shafE,sz the salIess duties II a parent. ia
s'sss3 # hstHf present IN fAs Sxaats af d
sisgf 7hss MS re's sras @ai ase,iest."
Nav, sa MAINTAIN that il i not true thai
Mr. noteEAs was abssas frem bis seat on
ncecaus u Death 10 BIZ. samily--a, last. h.
was nas - basy "d6ssh2rxtaE the sad3ess
duties SE parent" has what h. found ara.
PIE siass an ihclip>lioa 30 airecs sho move.
meats 81 bss satellites astAs Baltimore Coz.
veasipa--asses sill HE Zoe Fallisg fsassy q
the Rfgisgsr aboss essraEias ",bs silence
of ths aaath-ahamhsr,' Sses for naaxA;--
ahJ. lSss nsrst.s' 'tEur rsat par .sias1rIe."
smsaass to nothing bas miserable pclits.
esl saske-sasEt.
Toe Rsysisfrr says As. naEeLss' vote was
III - 81. L.
Veto cf the flomessssi Bill was under con
ssiesalsoa n The ssaste. we take jlress
issas With IL here; fer, II Nj. DssGssss IS
such an 8. ell resria' aan," q. hi. parasites
wea,i have as believe, bis vote and the
.rar.rss.' .as2asacs 81 bis example and al
xasasy would bare been sw.Htiest to pass
the Bill through the Senate eFer the Prs.s-
dca,ia, vese. Bat. Mr.. perGL,s DID nos
choose 10 iaterpose his 'gar-ssa' ,nSaeuee,
ard the Homestead Bill was defeated.
Mr.. DerolAs has decided Southern ieer. !
lie mssses no vote calsn!s,ciso iuuge to the /,
benefit Of the peculiar inssisasioa,H but
whenever any important measure saainsing
towards aid and comfort - Northern "mud- /
eills,n is to be acted upon. Mr.. perSt.s Is
aura 70 have the 6 CONT in the SION aes," or
soms ether e. aally paralysisg isday position.
II the Register is really DESTROYS q setting
forth 10 the world the real lsssiag chsrae-
ssristios Of s.demagogae,a let il impartial
" detail DorSLAs erolusions during ske !.
past six years.
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PRESIDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1850
Republican Executive Congressional Committee

hepuDiiean Lkeeuli'e congressional committee.
non. PRESTON KING, n Y, Chairman.
" JAMES W. GRIMES. IOWA.
az l.. +. S. FOSTER, CONN,
On the part Of The Senate.
HON. JOHN COvODE, Penn, Treayurer.
:" H. b. wAsHBURNE, ILLINOIS.
'' j.. G. SPAULpING. NY
" J. b, ALLEY, MASS
DAVID KILGORE, INDIANA.
g J. l.. n. sTRATToN, N. }.
On Ire part Of the House Of Reps
The Committee are prepared to furnish the following
speeches:
EIGHT PAGES.
Hon. W. n Seward n. Y: State Of the Country
W IL. Seward n. Y: Rochester Speech
!" G. A. Grow, Penn. Free Homes for Free r,ea
James Harlan. Iowa: Shall the Territories he
Afrieanized? =
John Hickman Penn: Who have Violated Com.
m D ?, Wade, Ohio Invasion Of Harpcr's Ferry,
Z. W. scranton and j. II. Campbell, Penn. The
+ p Blair, No. Address at Cincinnati; coioni-
cation and Commerce.
:" 0Fris 8. Ferry Dorm.
Abc>Asm Lincoln, ILL.,: The demands Of the Sort,,
Tie Republican party indicated.
William wiaaatn, MINI: The Homestead B,II
Its Friends and PEGS.
0Esa Loveiay, Ill: The Faaateis,D a thc r,crn,
cratic Party
Lands for the T.arsI3ess-A Tract
she Pear h8:es If the sousH--A Tract
SIXTEEN PAGES.
aOsa' L. aas lkH1o1 49, SEIZURE OF the ArsenSls At
Harper Ferry, Va, and Liberty, No. and ID
siaticasion ot The Republican Party -
b Y. Wade Ohio: Property In The rerri,aric.
Z y: saa 6ysk' n T.: True pemasrsey-IIs,ory
II Wilson, Mass: Territorial Slave Code.
% John r. Hale. " H.
J. J. Perry, Nc: Posting The Books betve.n -.
North and the South -
r. Booitttie. Wis. The Calhoun Re~asusta,-
ltS Rssls and Ifs Progress.
Carl SeaEfz, Wis: Dsvglss sad Popular sose-e.rr,r
IwEsTy-roCE PAGES.
Hon. Jacob CelisFasr. verrrsgHt
THsRrr-Two FACES
HSn. Tsazaas corwin, q Ohio.
GEzTAy-EroaT PAGES
Hon. G. A. Gro~. Pean-: Free Hines for Free yer
James Harsaa. Iowa: Shall TIC Territories be
JOHN Hickman. Pean-- who have violated Cam
casi sehara. Wis: Dsusias sa1 Psynisr sorereSnty.
GxTEGx PAGES
Hon. Lrnsn TrrEabs III: s4irure ~ me sr.caars :.
Hsrper's Ferry. Va, ard Liberty No. Ard "a
Yindscssiaa Of the Republican Party
VII. Seward, " r: The s.<se " sks cauo,r~
Lands f7r tae E.sa5Eess--A Tract.
Ans MI tbs Republican, speeches. viii BE psS,ised q
deliveries.
Darinz the Presidential Campaign, Speeches md
Decnsaensa Viii BE saySted .; the following reduss1
prizes.
Eshi pages. per hzarei copies, sree u postage $3.50
Sixteen g 1.o1
Txsusy.sg-r a
Address either ~ the af-yss corrnissee
GEORGE HAkRiSG7oS, 5seyefayy.
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THE GLExwooD MEErl4G:i


Al! honor 70 the Republicans OF Mills
County, Never was there Political meet
ing conceived and carried ous in more
patriotic aad liberal spirit than the Repub-
Iicsn demonstration II Glsnsooj last Sat
urday. IL vas By al odds, IS all aeknovl-
.drsd, the Iargss. political meeting ersr
held 90 sas Missouri Slope-ana. IN enihu-
siasn, 10 popsla-, orderly, LIBERAL and
s5eieas management, issxsellei arr similar
demonstration we eTsr witnessed. Though
.hose most sanguine ia their Anticipation Of
a large turnout, we're assonished st the
oanber oLeople who cana poarEng inso
,oxn. yes tbs arrangements for the meeting
wsre 20 complete ard liberal, that the large
crowd only proved = very agreeable disaP-
pointHaen,. There we're fail :, 900 parsons 10
a..4,sdanes. As shs professions from Council
Bluff, pla.tsmo1th, and the rural districts,
MARRIED into town, with wagons and horses
pyofassly decorated With banners. sireamers,
device. and American flags, ,hs triumphant
strains % music which arose from the
Couseil Blug. and Plat;smoash Brass banis
the cheer. Of the crowds who tiled the
streets, and the cheers Of the thousands IN
The PROCESSION, lit up every Rspn6iisan
face wish smiles Of content, the while the
..twin relies'' Of the late Democratic party
| b, their lips 10 anger aud turned sway from
tie lively scene With ehasrin and disappoins-
meat.
We shall no. attempt description OF what
! va. to be seen snd heard at Glenwood, be-
cause VIZ amt Do the suhjsc: justice. We
Only wish all our readers could have been
there, with cars and eyes vide OPEN IL
would be unjus. to the speakers-Messrs.
GEAEr, McPHERsoS and kassoS--to attempt
syllabus even Of their remarks; they
severaI!y spoke TO al attentive audience
throughout--eac with his own peculiar
power MIR. GRATv's remarks were appro-
pirate, forcible and dispassionase; Nc.
PHKRsox's characteristically logical, argu-
menlative and conclusive, leaving no room
for doubt Of his honesty or Of the sound
ness and JUSTICE Of his cause while MIR.
Kszzox'g embodied that sound sense, pol
shed, biting sarcasm for whc.h the speaker
i, distinguished. That each made pro-
found and healthful impression the loud
and frequen. cheers Of their hearers left
60 room 10 doubt. 1t was, on the whole,
grand DAY for the Republicans of the
Slope, and one that will ever be looked
back to by them with emotions Of pride and
qualification. Hurrah for Mills and her
gallant Republicans.
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NOTICES!

HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE PUBLIC, THAT
have this day sold ont all my in,eres, n, the Watch
ana 9e"eitT business in Council Bluffs, To- w. IT,.
ALhf, who Will etntinue the husiners al the old
Mhna one door from Pacific House. With pleasure
recommend him 10 the confidence OF my old Gus
toners.
Mr.. 8. KENDALL. thcajctt watch Maker In the
western 6oBntry, Will continue with bin, and devote
his Whole time 70 the Repairing Department in all
it's branches.
All articles left With me previous TO date thai have
not been delivered, will be left with Mr.. Amy for
delivery.
Council Eiugs, June sth 1860
A. y. ROBINSON,
n BAH parties knowing themselves indebted
70 me by n9te book account, viii piease make
immediate settlement and those having claims against
me will please present them Immediately,
A, q. n.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

'NHE undersigned has been appoieaed Executor or
'he Estate OF J. u. Eoets, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate are lad 10
nave them probated and died with the County Judge 90
Poitawattamie County, Iowa C. BALDWfS
49,, EagruIer,
". B-Dnrinq my absence from Council BIuT. arx
person having any business to transact with me as
hNeeh'or OF SAID Estate, viii call upof. s. Clinton, Esa
VINO y authorized to act as my Attorney i settlement
Vi saia estate. O. BALDWIN.
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TO JOsrPh ThurSton:
SlR-fou ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ruArTurpr
- Is now on file in the Office of the Clerk nf IN.
ui .,,t .ooft OF Cass County, Iowa a pctiton of
titan p1'kerson, claiming Of You rfty-t brcs
pSiats a'u seventy cents, q money due him frrn,
you on your frofnnissnry Nate in these words ~,
m,ns, ,o-~it: 500 5O-March 2lst, Is6s-Txciyc
mouths from date. for value received pronjsa 40
tss 10 wm n. pckerson or bearer the sun, OF s,x.y
two Dollars and fifty cents hearing ION va, y
maturity, (signed) Joseph Thurstop ami n'"n'
1919 1913 .. Nrlt OF attachment. And you are further
n",Hcd 10 appear and answer said petition an mr.
pci"fe ttie morning Of the End Day of Tho u.,t to-,
OF s.l Court or default will be entered and ina,
meht rendered against You thereon ~ S~s~
,o, VIM N. DICkERSOS, Plaintiff
~ .p.tshed by order Of the Clerk Of Cass County his.
tflSt Npuft. (yJ-iS-tw "is-
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A, CAR ID.

- COUNCIL BUTTS, Iowa, juno ist. 1860
heihs, oi iaie extensively engaged IN the MefoaB-
tile and Milling business We have Transferred our
BANKING. Collection, Land and Tax Paying Business.
10 AR NATHAN p DODGE, who has been connected
WIN our House from its organization and we cordially
recommend him to our former patrons as responsible
man and one who will attend faithfully and promptly
to all business in,rusted to his care.
.r Very Respectfully,
BALDWIN h DODGE.
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IN ORDINANCE TO WIDEN INMATE.
STREET

re II ordained by tho Common Council Of tho or,
n, ~, nu,s Ihat all of that part Of Lot Four in
BUNS, lying and being between the press,, NTH
SEulaaiy OF Myhser Street In said Addition and
otert me extending from point on the iron, h,nd.,~
a. said Lot on Main Street being thi.,yai., ,
No'th from the Southeast corner Of aid In, ,os
point on the front boundary Of said Lot On My,.c,
street .ouy-eght feet from said corner he ana tho
same is hereby declared part Of Mynsta $3.50 anu VI"
Approved June Odd, 1850 'e''
LfsANDER W. BABBITr, Afdpoy
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

ia en- UP by }. ". Rndd, at his residence in Kane
township, Poftawattarnie county Iowa on the 2jst
day OF February, A. H. 1860, one Red fteifer with
inc back, white under the belly some white on ,bc
TAN ana each ieg--the head rather brindo--supppostd
10 ne years Old No marks or brand to be seen
@. p. KELLOGG, County Clerk.
Council Bluffs, March 10Th, 1860.
y2-ui!zp,y
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"tFPVNfEWTy
BALDWIN h DODGE.
Notice (!

Taxpayers will take notice that will commence
making ont the delinquent Tax List for publication
the hrst nay OF July next, and alt property which
inc taxes are not paid at that date will BIO taxed with
the c. st OF advertising.
WILLIAM D. TURNER,
Trfs'r Of Pofdrdftagiie Co. Tosra.
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Legal Notice.

THE STATE OF Iowa, !
County Of 2otfacaffassis. 81
To Henry L. Richardss..
GIR-YoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT os ~.
~ before the fifteenth day Of Judy next. A n 49,
there will be on fc in the oee Of the tlrrk 49,
District Court OF said county and State pe,i,., ~
Martha J. Richardson, claiming Of yea diyorra So,
the bonds of matrlneny, and the custody ana sn..
OF two certain children, as in said petition stated '
And. that unless You appear and answer thereto a.
or before the morning of the second day Of the NAV,
term Of said District Court, your default viii IN
anee with the prayer of said petition.
WAKELr & TEST
Solicitors for PaiafiE.
Published by order Of the County Judge u potis.
County.
June 23 sw,
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PINE LUMBER.

THE sUBsCR1BERS WOULD RESPECT
i fully announce the citizens 81 Pottswattsfnie
and The adjoining COUNTLESS that he has opened III ss.
tensivs Pine La;nber lard, in Council Bluffs city ana
Is in receipt Of lumber regularly, and will keep ecn
staniiy on hard large and well selected stock Of
PINE LUMBER,
rrom II inch % nches also, pine siding md wesfsd
Soaring, pine shingles and lath SASH biads, Oofs,
all II which We will seU 's~ ~, ~@sh.
n1-u KR ELLEk BENxErL
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-14
Legal. NOTICE.

THE STATE OF IOWA,
fetiawattam.e County, W.
To Frederick Sacilss
CIR: rot ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THEIRS
Is now ON he IN the office of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of said county petition Of William M,Kuiybt
Co. Claiming OF yoa the sum of nine hundred and i've
dollars and eighty ceais, money at the time Of nr
10 Become due on promissoTy mole upon which
said petition writ Of attachment mas been ,ssus,i "a
mat unless you appear aud thereto on or he,
FORE the morning OF the second day the next term az
said District Court, your default will be cutere an,r
Judgment rendered against you thereon. :"
WAKELEI Il TEST ...E
attorneys for Rainf;F
Published by order Of the County assc Of rottsw,,-
TAME County. nIows