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b. The steamship Adrfatsc.
ll,wng letter, written on board the Adristic, WI

" A' W 'N' s.
49,. r-S Ssnr snsiAnc,
Thipt,rs vou MAJ go !. ps,,. =, , Aprn 49,.
utsle mere az the Asy,,se s's msr1s xnowlng 2
brief Account Of ooy vo,sss ~ 49,. !" ~ w y
know lsft ne At about p Y vhsn -. 80 sss ~
with about eleven tuna and thai s,t.rnoc, ~ $500
smooth see port Journals getfIns Inn. $50 f.sn.
careful were keps IN order Ard NJ vs,s "a ~
ge 70 stop 20 cool OF The uext asv ~ - ,s,v. 49,.
ard kept Il up for Two or ibrss a.. ~ .s.sv
pert SIDE keeping warm bus by The unremr. - -
sextcn Of tho tpgiueerr after tbre~ or fo,r 49,. 49,
succeeded IN cooling n on nicey vbou, ,ssr ~
sLce our turns have eps s,csav nm ~
si which rate che n a ON eolne - "
The engines have worked aan,rshlv AZ f.r ..
can iddee, every rsrt nsrlormng ~. .s..z...a
lurctiops An prcney t'r,a "a m.Ss We spproWne
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u.ssed state. M.r,h.l,s ONE.

ThE LATE EscArE OF rHE SLAYER STORM KING.
MAY io-n ~ill be pleasing 10 the friends Of the caief
Deputy Marshal, (Jos- Thompson) 10 bear that Marsha
Ryn5ess on hs return 10 this cIty expressed himself
entirely satisfied with his action IN the late unpleasa-,
adar respecting he DISMISSAL OF officers Theodore Rynders
tud benry Nrrr, for permnr The escape Of The sver
Som King snd sta,et that ne would have pursued the
tsolo course that Mr. Thompson had, he here al the
" ~ -
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Important Question ss 60 Whether the
sheriff ,bouid Pay Isterest ON Money
Received usder Execution,
sCIREMn couRr-sPECrAL TERM.
Before Ron. Tud-e Iecrsrd

Before Bon. Judge Leonard.
NAY iq-Fa'oe q @. ~ Fslsos d co--Hr. Fslt, ia
behalf Of pnnins, moved that the sheriff should be or.
dered 70 pay interest FOR tho time lie held The amount o,
an eAesuuon sgsrss the dercndsne which was collected
in Ausuft 1858, but not paid until Move mber lsss
THIS vas opposed BY NJ Jas Brady On the following
arounds '-TussThn the Sheriff were liable for tho
n,sfett u would Only be In acton. aud not In ihs
summary mshner. Seoont--rhst isicrest Wa p.ya
oe nte&afc ne shen had retained the money on deso
W 70 asnt Voc decson 81 tAs Court on 4 motion
20 ehenNre 40 a.sscnncnt on NE slt 10 which sach
mensy w1 c"ieced 10 ton was rpied, that The gss-
rn az officer OF the court WAS anrnsbo An the mana,
nos aao?od, anc sts' tho Shei1s shy aross the ro.
rent he received The money, and could not be effected bv
any occurrence, such had been set No Il
vas eonceded ibs, ninety dollars OF Interest accrued on
re money whie deposited with the rrus, Company for
ne e.d tbs inc sheriff offered 10 pay, bu the ria
w " y n.ld for she motion kcssrs YsBierpcol and
JaEca J. Brady for defeadsns
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surrogase's Court.
Before Edward q. wet, Surrogate.
WILL or WILLIAM n. vrt uxpn,~,o

This viii was admitted 10 probate yostcrday. rle ,es-
tasor possssed Of much real and persoos, .ss...
smcustrs together 70 over s, 600 ooo probably. ma
he Distributed among hs relatives and the Immediate
nsmbcrs Of his own family, with the exoepAon Of To-,
snnaes Of s2oo each, which he settles up,u two Of hss
servants He leaves his widow s7oooo seesther WIN Nm
hCuse and lot, No ic7 Wet Foursses street asa nrv.
amount Of other property, both real saa psrsons HIS
childrez receive The remainder Of hls estate.
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ropRisvr CnAuH wcxp The Boston H,yald ssys.-au,
Edwin Price, az Tits city, The gentlemen who ., essv
sroiished c Australian Kelly, orths n ready
and anxious 70 make match 70 nsb,, within sx month";
for tke Of shree thousand doAfs Mr. John uorrssev
sho arrived here yesterday IN the Canada from Fugsnd
We efssrcd fst med busfneas ard N u,rvts
rey desirous Of again entering "a foot ring here
chance fcr hiu that be csunoi refuse With ho1or m
lie BY outside 'lrluoncss.'u v"
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Arrivals and Departures.

BavRr-shlp Mortimer Lsinessou-kr 8aes
fsw onttAss-sh,p Ccrhdcnce-wr wou and dsushsr.
fyrvTas-pa Pedro esrcter D,x-.fr~e q sur.rfe la,
Ftsrta1 Jci a puuhssn
etrAu fttTThfi esrfsgo--Al-Tt Jsrnaut Peter Cns.
jon zones seintopf sud three dsuehssrr Cal
IAHlfoo-Rfis Bsesr-Hsrry Tourtrsn.
brssrfi-s-r Ley Chssrssn--wsr cooge-.
n.,,.a ist4sSs Sshs CsrqG L~ooyre wooi, az
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HoBoxrs Boarp of wArrs Corn-uouss me Hobo.
ken Board q Water Commissioner oressizsd on wsase~.
day evening last By eIectng The following officers Cor he
ensuing yesr-PresIden,, VIM W. shlppen; Treasures.
csrssen seIok Registrar, Charles Clinton Assistant Re-
gstrsr, Charles v. CIckeser.
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An EorDsxST We learn from the Butlsr (Pa) H,rsrs.
thsf sAwyer named Nipple has sbs,onded from that
place, With frl named Maria Brinker fppte lsaves
whe and chii, b. having ,aken one o. bis chlircu win
I'm, cut len ne otlsf Hs carried OF s7,coo Of o.hor
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rEfORE HON. JCpGK BRADY.
NAY lo-TAe Dry Dab Baak, ". H1,cAsrson Motion
granted On pay men, OF $40 coats and plsuts spui.pr
70 submit srrcsi IN question
ne Eodrd u Excsse 20. Observation-Disclosures 80 as,fe
'f - f~S~'A' " Wv
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I'M Oeops N GsoketA--Our Georgia exchauses s,,. a.
we moet naierps terms Of the sroWrr go, II ~ "a
IN VIC Cncrokee country tbs late fross sipn.s 80
ceton y spne Iisces. but gc.eraly corn hsas a. ~,
zen new promise an abnadA1s hagyest wv e-'N w
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Augustus Conner, who fell from the balloon yes,e~.
day afternoon at Palace Garden, died si II o'clock las,
night
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ANNUAL MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS AT NV HAVEN.
me- annual nesting f ths stockholdsrs Of the New
Haven Railroad Company YVES held In Brewstsr's Hail,
New Hayca, yesterday. The proceedings Of less
exciting character than last year, and resulted in the
election Of the old Board Of Directors.
AT eleven O'Clock, j. r. Buckley PreE 3ent took the
chair and called the meeting order when Secretary
Mr. Abernehy read the minutes Of the last proceedings
which approved. The annual report OF the Drsc-
tors was then submitted 10 the meeting.
In few PREDATORY remarks the Directors their
port alluded TO the difficulty which they had experienced
In the Of their annual statement relative
Affairs OF she Company In strict oompanc, with the
solution adopted by the stockholders n the last meeting
in consequence Of the books Of the company having been
daily required In court for period OF six weeks.
According 70 the report Of The directors the AnsportA
ton business Of the company for the year ending March
81, 1850, has resulted ~ follows;G
INCOME IRON PAseenkerb ..Slll,bs w
90 FREIGHT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'll 624 65
mails, expresses, interest, &C.,. 62.72 50
The recespts being IN excess over those Of
any previous year In which the road been in opera
ton, with the exception Of one fvy that ending March
81, 1857 while the Management claim that judi ;ous
economy has been observed and maintained ana tbs
psnditures, have been Is foll0Ws-
Iransportsooa expenses. SOL l6l IS
repairs OF foe1 100000 81
repairs On eqwpmeot.. .................. lt6,II0 "
fuea, on ana wasA 49, 8&3 30
oA"iASo ~ nofSe PoWefs. SoSy0 30
Total. ,7a7 IS
Showing balance net earnings Of ..... 397 407 SO
After deduc.ing the interest paid on the bonds, or
Ex-A AAA .tu a IN -
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snrtrtnAl N~rsc~.

NJ
1oe, s. BiiiPC, Laciads Billlngs J u: Billings,
Jesse Hough, Winner Evans. James Larkin,
w. Pressell, Peter Hart, Calvin Beebe. ). p.
Ogie, Hiram Barney, Rob't galloway, w. Van
Horn, BENZ Jones, David Evans, Geo. o. Dixon,
Oscar Guygar, Vim. Guygar and Mrs. G. III. n.y.
gar, widow OF c. FL. Guygar, deceased, tdefend-
ants1:
v1ou are heyeby notified that there il now on file
/ in the Clerks Office of the District Cour. OF
Lee County. Iowa, at Keokuk, q petition and
amended petition Of Ben. johnson, claiming a
judgment and decree in his favor and against s. IS.
Billings for ten thousand dollars with interest
from 9Th June, 1888. and also three thousand dol
lars with ten per cent. interest from the 81 Of
January, 1857 upon said s. s. Billings I've prom
issory notes for said sums praying Tor the fore.
closure OF two mortgages securing said notes,
made by s. &. Eillings, upon lot 3, block Is, in
keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, known NJ the Billings
House the sale and deciding Of said lot to pay Of
said mortgAged membranes, the extinguishment
and cancellation Of all recorded or pretended in
terssts liens Of the other defendants In said
LOT and thu establishment of the true chain df III
tie thereto, the disbursements of the proceeds of
the sale Of said lot according to the respective pri
critics of lien, for general relief, with costs of
suit, dc.
Now, therefore, you are hereby severally mott
fed to appear and answer said petition by tho I'd
day Of noxt term al said Court, to be holden en-
Vie first Monday OF February, 1850, ut Keokuk, or
judgment and decree wi III be had against you.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
QnAt m
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vTyo Thos. III. Curtis, James Shelley Jesse II.
i Holmes, ChAx. Smith, John Stannns, John
Hamilton, w. A. Hinch, A. Spears, n.
Barne.s. ailispls zel,sr. ]. M. Breeden, W. III.
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Gage, n. NJ Reynolds, Ruins Wihxy, Briggs 4
white. Amos j. shu n.,, W LOCKWOOD w. ..
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b. Seslev, Lydia l.. Preach, James Bradford. +.
W Jennings. August KRAFT, August Sterne, and
| Thos Dsvis, Trustee of Hughes, Davis Co.
Yoa are hereby respectively notified that there
is file in the oface of the CLERK of the Dis
| srict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, the
potion OF Hiram Barney, {assignee of Chas. Mason
claiming judgment and foreclosure of o mortgage
against Thos. III. Curtis above named, for the sum
of nine hundred and seventyfve 60 100 dollars,
$976 co., with ten per cent interest from the 10th
day Of May, 1859, and general anC special execu-
tion against said Thos. H. Curtis, ard against oil
other said defendants above named, praying for
the foreclosure of mortgage, executed by the said
Thos- II. Curtis TO Chns. Mason, upon the S. of
the s. W. Of section twenty eight l26l in town
ship sixty-fve 1851 north oil raRge five i5)
west, situated in Lee county, State of Iowa, the
sale of said mortgaged property to pay of said
debt, the extinguishment of all equity OF redemp
tion therein and Tor costs and all general relief
you and each of you notified TO appear and an
swer said petition on the morning of the second
day Of the next term Of said Court to be holden on
the nrBt MONDAY Oh Februafys 1000, or Judgment
and decree will be had therein prayed for by de-
fault. w. Ii. WORTHINGT0N,
decl6d4w Soi'r for Hiram Barney.
TWO A. B. McElroy, Mary McElroy, s. ". Jones,
i M. Jones, j. r. Richards and A. g. Grinnan.
You are hereby notified that there is now on file
in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court OF
Lee County, Iowa. at keokak, the petition Of Lewis
ID. Hamilton, claiming as against each and all you
the foreclosure of mortgage, executed Feb. Sd,
1857. by A. b. McElroy to the said Hamilton, upon
thirty-fye and one-haf acres of the South East
quarteT of section thirteen l3) township sixty-sx
66) north of range five t5 west, bounded as follows
commencing at the sectional line above Nashville,
running west thence about one-fourth of mile,
thence TO q culvert on the railroad, thence to the
river, thence to the place Of beginning, situated
in Lee county, State OF Iowa, and Judgment
against you, the said A. b. McElroy, for the
sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, money due.
and secured by said mortgage; and also asking the
sale of the above described real estate 10 pay said
amount, and for general and special relief, and
unless you appear and answer thereto on or before
the 7th day Of February next, that being the second
day Of the next term Of said court, judgment will
be rendered against you thereon.
w. HI. W0RTHINGTON.
decI6dIm Sol r. for T.. n Hamilton
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Legal Notice.


~ Y. Hodge, Henry Fox, p. Sheppard, w .
Eimund Arnoux, Samuel III. Stonements. j. g.
Riley, John Montgomery, John p Smith, Joseph
A. Torrey, Samuel Rau p. W. Pence, r. A. Lock
wood g. A. Sca6eld, Arnold Kendall, q. r. u. John.
son, WIN Sier. VIM. Hnbtard, w. w. prichard, c.
.. Davis, Gidson Myers, r. IL. Moore, John Da-
ienys Geo. Felt, III. ID. ChAtterton, Honora Tep-
fer, John Piken, Henry Mason, j. r. Henry, C. {.
FrfchAfd, " alton Bancroft, Cnas. j. For, j. t.
Lockwood, James Hendrick, Truman Conkhp, G..
Scoheld, A. G. Thome and johnson Davies: You
and each OF you hereby notified that there Ia
now on ME IN the Office OF the Clark OF the District
Court IN and for Ice County, Iowa, ct Keokuk, a
petition OF samuel b. Scoies, claiming of Rufus
"ilsey The sum Of twenty seven hundred dollars
and interest, as money due on a promissory note !:
and also claiming of all OF you the fore Of
mortgage executed by said Rufus Wilsay TO secure
SAID promissory note. Said petition pra vs. for a
sAle OF the following tagged premises ia which
you have or claim To have some interest to-wit .
Ihe s-w OF the ne. Of sec. II, township as
north, range west, in Lee county, Iowa. There
is aiso on hie In said amended petition,
showing mistake in the description of the afore-
saad Land IN SAID mortgage, and praying a correc-
tion thereof by the Court.
GOV, unless you appear and answer said petit or
on or before the second day of the NEXT term 81
saio Ust fac' Court, commencing on the first Mon
asy 10 February, 1860, Judgment will be rendered
and decree Tor the sale Of the said real estate
according to the prayer of said petition and all th
interest OF each OF tao defendants In said land
Dc cut en- and forever barred and forecIossd.
McCRARY a BRUCE,
Solicitors for Petitioner
DAG. 20. lSbq-ltn
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Legai NOTICE.

TWO Jas. Brown and Frankiin Keith Sirs-You
i hereby notified that there Is now on file IN
the office of the Clerk Of the District Court of Lee
County, Iowa, at keokuk, the petition and amend
ed petition vi James Hannah, claiming the fore
closure of certain mortgage executed and delv
ersd by you james Brown to one Jno. X. Allen,
upon the west half Of the Southwest quarter Of
section thirty-six, in township sixty-seven north
of range seven west, in Lee county, state of Iowa
and alleging that you franklin Keith have or
claim to have interest in said property mort
gagged; also asking Judgment against said James
Brown for the SUN or eight hundred dollars as
money due upon a prom .ssory note executed by
you tor the order of sadJ r. Allen, and secured by
said mortgage. And unless you appear and answer
thereto on or before the 9TH day of Feb next that
being the second day Of the mkt term of said
Court, Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon. w. ii. W0RfHISGI0N,
Solicitor for JAMES HANNAH.
Dee. 20. 1859 dim
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STATE OF IUWA, &c
LkE CoUESy.
DY virtue or . special execution 70 me directed,
Dssued by the Clerk Of the District Court of said
County, in faysr Of Crsel Shepherd for use Of
Scott Ormsby, and against James Martin and
Hannah Martin, will sell to the highest bidder,
q, the door OF the Clerks Office of the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, ct keokuk, In said
County, ON the s0th day Of January, A. d. 1850,
between the hours Of o'clock A. M, and e'clock
p M, Of said day, the following property, to wit
Lot four ~, block eighty-six $3.50 Of Mason's
lower addition to the City Of Keokuk, Lee County
Sold by order Of Court TO satisfy said writ Of ex
ecution.
Keokuk, Dec. 30th, 1859.
w. II. LEIGH,
deos I-dfm Sheriff of Lee County.
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Original Noslce

OFfRtMnl Notice.
fIsO NELSON SAGE: You are hereby notified
tina tthere ID now flo in the Clerks Once of
the District Court OF Lee County, lows, at Keoku,
petition anu amended petition Oh Henry ". De-
Louie and Elisa DcLous. minors, who sue by
their Guardian, Martin stafford, claiming of ysu
the reyersion In fee simple Of the following real
tate, situated in Lee county Iowa, viz; the undi-
vided seven-eighths of Lot No. 10 In Block No. 66,
In the city Of Aeokuk; said rescraion being ex-
pectant the estate for life OF Henry b. DeLouis
therein said petition aso claiming that petition
ers- title 10 said revsrsien Against you be de-
termined and forever quietcd. Now, therefore, I'M
less yoa appear and answer to said petition on or
before the second day Oh tho next term Of said Court
ut keokuk TO b. holden, Judgment win BE- render
cd against yop thereon. @w
CUNTS. q FILLMORE CURTIS,
Jana, 4 S6A-4w Att'ys for Petitioner.
DIANOS, GUITARS AID MELQDE0Ns tuned
II and repaired, &Aa xstisfaction gaArAnteed, by
decd j. u. PATRICK.
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Two Heinrich Metken aud John Mctsee: You are
hereby not FED that there Ii now on file in he az
Zee OF the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa. AT hsoguk, petition OF Frederick Zuvg
claiming If you the said Heinrich Metken the ann
Of seven hanired dollars, as money due on i've
Promissory notes executed by you to John nor.
nish arc james Elder, and by them assigned 10
p.htniih, and also claiming OF both Of you the
=. gage executed 20 secure said
notes ana ems other note, and convey ny lots q
~, IA, ID and 10, In block l2 in Glenord, Wright
addition 10 the City OIL keokuk lee County. Eva
NOW, unleFs you appear and answer said petition
on " before the Morning OF the second day az the
next term Ut said District Court commene;us -
the hrst Monday In ebruary. 1890 Judgment ana
decree will b. rendered against YOU ACCORDING ~
the prayer VI said pstli1n and said real estate viii
b. sold and ali the interest Of each Of the defend
ania therein will be cut 81 and forever farrel ana
foreclosed. MccRARY 4 BRf CE.
Dss. ~. Ioos-alm Atty's for pPfs.
vIso Hudson r.. Bridge - Ysu are her,b, not, 81
that thereia en- lie In be Office Of III. rIerL
OF the District G8urt Of Lee county Iowa al Eenk
> petition OF Smith HHmill, Ella ming Of van ~.
sum III nine hundred dollars, AS money due On
Frttihg obiigatsry III AIDE by you 10 Bruce D4n-
teIa sDd by them "a plaintiff assi gned aud that n
sttaeh.ent kas tssn issaej and levied 90 proper,
Ut yours, en- uness you appear and answer said
PeIaticn on ~ pelors The Tuesday after the LIST
Mondsy ~ February next, jaigment VIII be rem
Gered against you hy default
RANKIN, MILLER & ENSTER,
Dec- ", lsoy~u Plaintiffs Attorneys.