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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-28


THE NOTORIOUS "BR,sToL BILL."-The
Providence Or. L. Journal, referring to this
| criminal, who has just been arrested there
for burglary, says
lie is ackno W ledged TO be the greatest bank
robber, burg lar and cracksman III America
Ten years since he occupied large share OF
public attention by his connection with the
famous Drury case, and those "internal ma
chimes which spread panic in the metropO-
lis In 1850 he was sentenced 10 ten years lm-
prisonment in the Vermont State prison for
burglary When the Attorney General con-
ciuded his argument Bill stabbed him several
times He continued in prison TILL last fall,
when he was pardoned out He was one OF
the best behaved convicts ever within its
walls. Bristol Bill is an Engiishman, now
a bout fifty five years old--a man of good ad-
dress and pleasing manners. As sa lock picker
he has no equal, but the hand of time has been
laid heavily upon him, and his grey hairs
mark 4 near approach to the close of his Grim.
inal career.
fore last some rascal ofa fellow dropped lot
of torppdoes on the floor in the hotel, where
the crowds We're in the habit cf walking and
standing around. One man trod upon one of
the combus tibles it popped. and he jumped -
His jumping created stir. and some one else
stepppd on another torpedo. A panic follow
ed Gentlemen squatied around, and lodged
behind pillars, and got out OF the way general
lv. The special officer brought out from New
York by the lessees to stay about the hotel
and keep things straight, had that day, in con-
sequence Of the superfuity OF nying bullets on
the previous days, packed up his baggage and
started hack to the North via the Jackson Rail-
road. He beiag absent, some one sent for the
city police. and special officers isard and Boy
Ian went there dying. They found no dead,
they found no wounded they found out no.
thing. Just then The people who had stamped
ed had begun 10 smell he sell, and knew no.
thing But in good time The joke leaked out
\. q. Crescent, January y. 8
.uoRRlpCAsH or FRosr .BlrE.-The Somer-
SIT md } Union states that a boy al Wewas-
tico Mills, near Gnantieo, recently had his
lower iimbs 20 badly frost-bitien that ms feet
nortiied and we're siougbiDg OFT ar the ankle
Joints. merely ma nxing on by the tendons. =.
Bo:ii isge had to tc nmpn :aied below the
knees. The My is fr IN Quecn Annss eoun'
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Ntt LictnSed.-A number OF persons were re-
ported TO the Mayor yesterday, and fined, for
keeping crdinaries without being licensed so
To do. Most of them had applied to tho Com
missioner of the Revenue, and obtained the
Sherif's receipt for the amount of the license,
bat had failed to apply 10 the Hus tiDgs Court
from whom the Licenses are obtained. Under
the city ordnance, the Commis sioaers eerti-
flcate and Sheriff $ reee pt are of no ya!ue The
license is gran ted by the Court, and the Mayor
can do nothing less than impose Il fine. wheu-
ever person is reported to him for keeping AN
ordinary without 4 license
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-28

CoNNECTIcUT.--Th Republican State Con-
ven1on met At Hartford OIL 'he4Jth. A. Buck
irgham was nominated for Governor. and Ju-
Illus Caslin for Lieutenant Governor. Reso-
lutions We're adopted denouncing attempts to
Violate the Constitution and dissolve the
Union deplorEg The repeal Of The Missouri
Compromise: opposing Interference ny any
one State with the Institutions OF another !;
contiemning the Invasion OF Kansas and Nir.
rinia by armed rutlians; denouneing the ad-
ministrati0u for alleging that majority Of the
citizens of Connecticut sFmnafh'Hed Win ne
gro insurrnction: +: ;tsiyocatinga tarit Tor pro-
lection. aad a homestead bill approving 81 the
course of the Republics III voting for Sher-
man and denouacing the democrats in Com
gsess for the course pursued in relation TO the
Svedkership.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-28

Target Prueties.- g has been suggested by AN
old soldier who has seen some service, that
the volunteer companies wonid add very
much to their efficiency by praetieing fire.
Quent tiy 81 the target. Ii they could hot af.
ford the time TO practice It's companies they
might do SO ia SO uais under tie direction OF
their seTgsanis. aud thus attain to great pro-
flciency in the ilriGg and handling of their
muskets. tine or more OF the companies Will
probably adopt this suggestion when he days
get longer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-28

LATER FROM TTAn-Advices from Great
Salt Lake city to the J0ih ult. state that the
Mormons had II gay time on Christmas.-
There was any quantity of balls and parties.
Bo Saint and Gentle participated
Brigham Young does not show himself Ia
the streets lately, owing. ii is supposed TO ili
health. When ne is seen he generally wears
handkerchief arouEd his head. He speaks but
seldom.
Times were dull both At Camp Floyd and
Salt Lake city. Provisions we're plenty. Flour
was worth - and pork SO per cwt. Thearmy
was in good health.
Bill Hickman. q notorious DANTE bud been
morta,.v wounded in n row At S,lt Lake eity,
hv Lot huntington. another DANTE.
The feeling between the M1rmons ana the
Gpntii-S good ard no disturbance had
taken place.
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orixinar resice.

Or1GImoI II OttCGa
To 8. s. Blliags, Lucinda Billings, M. Billings,
ChAs. s. Moore, Danl Koch, b. A. Williams,
Jesse Hough, Winner d Evans, James LArkin,
John Winthrop, Pattens, Lane Miriam, Dan
w. Pressell, Peter Hart, Calvin Beebe. j. p.
0gie, Hirsm Barney, Rob't Galloway, w. Van
Horn, Benz. Jones, David Evans, Geo. C. Dixon,
Oscar auygar VIM. 0uygar and Mrs. G. III. Guy
Z gar, widow OF G. III. Guygar, deceased, defend
nntsl:
Vou are hereby notified that there ID now on file
i in the Clerks Office of the District Court Of
Lee County" Iowa, at Keokuk, . petition and
amended petition of Ben. johnson, claiming
Judgment and decree In his favor and against s.. s.
Billings for ton thousand dollars with interest
from 9Th June, 1858, and also three thousand dol
lars with ten per cent. interest from the 18th Of
January, 1857 upon said b. 3. Bilings's two prom
issory notes for said sans praying FOR the fore
closure Of two mortgages securing said notes,
made by s. s. Billings, upon lot B, block Is, in
Keokuk, Lee County Iowa, known a. the Billings
House; the sale and deciding of said lot to pay of
said mortgaged membranes, tho extinguishment
and cancellation of all recorded or pretended in
terssts or liens Of the other co-defendants In said
tie thereto, this disbursements of the proceeds Of
critics of lien, for general relief, with costs Of
suit, DC.
Now, therefore, you are hereby severally noti-
fed to appear and answer said petition by tho I'd
day of next term Of said Court, to be holden on
the first Monday Of February, 1860, Mt Keokak, OF
judgment and decree will be had against you.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
M
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To C. M. Service and James Reynolds;
VOU arc hereby notified that there il now on ale
L in the office Of the Clerk Of the Dis triot Court
of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Keokuk, petition Of
Henry s. Clarke, claiming Of you G. M. Service the
sum of three hundred and fifty dollars and inter.
est, as money due on . promissory note executed
by G. M. Service to Jam e. Reynolds and by him
endorsed to plaintiff, and claiming Of both Ok you
the foreclosure of mortgage given to secure said
note and two other notes, and conveying the fol-
lowing real estate. to-wit: part of lots and 8,
in block 15s, in the city OF Keokuk, being twenty
FIVE feet fronting on Eleventh street, beginning
affect from the rear ends Of said lots and running
same width at right angles said lots 100 feet,
In Lee county, Iowa in which said real estate the
said James Reynolds has claims to have some in
terest.
Now, unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day Of the next term Of
said District Court, commencing the first Mon
day in February, 1850, Judgment and decree will
be rendered according to the prayer Of said petition
and said real estate will be sold to satisfy the
amount found TO DO due plaintiff, interest and
costs and all your interest therein will be cut Of
and forever barred aud forcclosed.
McCRAKY BRUCE,
Solicitors for Petitioner.
Dec o. 1859 dim
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LegaI Nostce.

rro III @. Hodge, Harry Fox, r. Sheppard, w.
= a. Holland. D. r. EtOddard, Geo. w. Martin,
Edmund Armour, Samuel III. stonements, j. q,
kiky John Montgomery, John r. Smith, Joseph
A.Torrey, samuel RAun r. w. Pence =. A. Look
wosd G. A. Scohsld, Arnold Kendall q. r. B. ohm.
son, W.n .Sicr, VIM. hubbard, ", ". prichard, G.
!. Davis, Gideon Mycrs, II. III. Moors, Juhn Dai.
lenys SEQ. \. Felt, Il. D. Chsttsrton, Houora Tep-
fer, John Piken, Asnry Mason, j. r. Henry, C. c.
Priehard. Walton 0Aasroft, CAas. j. Fox, J. Il.
Lockwood, james Hehtrtck, Tr1mau conkhn, C.
scoheld, A. g. Thome and JoAnson Osvies You
and each Of you are hereby n0tt1sA that there 10
nov on hic in the Office Of the Clfk % tho District
Court in and for Lee County, lows, - Keokuk, 1
petition OF Samuel b. Sooles, claiming Of Rufus
Wiisey the sum OF twsnty-aev hundred dollars
and interest, - money due on apromissory note ,
and also claiming Of al Of you the foreclosure Of
mortgage sxssstsd by ssid Rufus Wilsey TO secure
said promiasory note. Said petition prsys for !
sale OF the following nortgagsd premises in which
you have or claim to have some interest, to-wit j
north, range west, In Leo county, Iowa. There
IL Abo on die In said case m amended petition,
shovtsga mistake in the description OF the afors-
said land IN said mortgage, and praying corrco-
ton thereof BY the Court.
Now, unless you Appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day Of the next term Of
said District Court, commencing on tho 6rst Mon
day In February, 1850, Judgment will ~ rsadered
ana decrse for the sale Of the said real estate,
according 70 the prayer Of said petition and al the
interest ct each Of the defendants in said land viii
be cut o. and forever barred and foreclosed.
McCRARY . BRUCE,
Solicitors for Petitioner
Dec. 20, l86o~lm
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Two Heinrich Metken and John MeGce: You are
hereby notified that there Ia now on fle Ia the e.
fcs OF the Clerk Of The District Court Of Lee
Iowa ut Keokuk, = petition Of Frederick Zuer
claiming Of y0n the said Heinrich Metken the sum
Of seven hundred doilars, n money due on ave
promissory notes executed by you TO John p Hor~
nish ard James Elder, and by tacm ASST rned TO
piaintih, and also claiming OF both of you tbs
rorccipsrrc Of . mortgage executed To secure said
notes and one other Dote, and conveying lots IL,
IL, II, is and Is in block IL In Glenfsfd Wright
addition to the City Of ksekuk. Lee County, lows.
Nov, unless you appear and answer said petite
on or before the morning Of the second day al the
next term OF said District Court, commencing on
the hrst Monday In February, 1850, Judgment and
decree will be rendered against you sccordipe 20
the prayer Of rAid petition and said real estate viii
b. sold snd Ill the interest of each Of the defend
ants thsrsin will be cut Of aud forever farYed and
fareciosed McCkAAY 4 BRUCE.
Dec. ~. loas-dIn Atty's for Prfs.
Two Hndssn g. Bridge :--Yea are HEREBY mot fiea
thAt tnsrcts new ~ file in the oaiee If the G Jerk
u the DISTRICT Court 81 L.eeounty Iowa nj eokuk
petition of smith ilamili, claiming III YOU the
sum or ninc hundred dollars, as money due on
wratl obligatory made by you TO Bruce d Dan.
iefs Anu ny IL m to Plaintiff ASSIGNED and that
attach 4ens has been isued and ievisd on property
OF yours, an unless ycn Appear and answer said
petition on or hsiorv the Tuesday after the LIST
monaay 10 February next, gsEsa at will be rem
dered against ron by default,
RANKIN, MILLER Il ENSIKR,
Dee. 70, 1s52-d Plaintiffs Atterneys
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To Samuel K. Carey, M. ii Runner, Chss. Parsons;
John Mcneil 4 Co., F. FL. 0lliphsnt, Jesse
Eeeves, Price j. patten 4 Co., and G. M. HoyI /:
THERE 10 now on file in the Office of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at
Keoknk, the petition Of flaming 4 Higgins
claiming Of "A. H. Runner, the maker Of q note,
aud Samuel D. Carey the endorser, and On judg-
mont against plaintiffs rs endersers of said note,
the sum Of twelve hundred dollnrs; and claiming
against M. ii. Runner the foreclosure of a mort
gage given on certain real estate in the city Of
Keokuk said petition represents that plaintiffs
have discharged the judgment said note, that all
the other defendants have interest in the prop
erty mortgsged. The prayer also is that all the
interest of the def ndants be cut of the property
sold, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
before the second day of the February term
[ 1900 of said Court, judgment will be rendered
against yon~
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
Nev. 8, 1S59-d pltfs' Att'ys.
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fIN0 Robert French, Sarah E. frsnoh his wits,
l RbcneIcr Robertson, John Msdssn, md g. n.
Dimond You are each Of you hereby notiAs that
there il now le In the ONCE OF the Clark OF the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ~ Ksoksk, the
petition of George Parker, claiming Of Jon Rob I
French the sum 81 fifteen hundred dollars Gn nansy
justly due him from you, on . promtaory nete ex-
ecutsd by you Rob French to his oedse Dor the
sum Of $il5o, Of date November IA, 1856, due In
year thereafter; and claiming OF all OF you tho
foreclosure OF mortgage executed BY said Robert
French and Sarah French his wife TO plaintiff, on
Lots Nos. and In Block No. 81, Keokuk, lows.
except twenty feet of the rear ends OK said lots
bears date the 18th day Of November, 1855. Now
unless you appear and answer said petition on or
befofs the second day of the next term Of said
Court, which commences its session on the hrst
Monday of February, A. d. 1850, judgm ent and
decree Of foreclosure will be rendered against you
as prayed for In plaintiffs petition.
McCRARY BRUCE,
Dec. 30, 1s5S-dm Soils for PiAinA6H.
Two spencsr s. Bininp Wn. u. WprStr, Islssl
4 Mari enthal, Leopold Block, frederick zukg,
Joseph w Zugg, Ben. johnson, Thomas fonsy,
Thomas Bruce, A. G.. SelmAn, James Carroll, Mar
tin Rexi0rd a. y. Hoyt SEQ. @. Anderson Co.,
John MsCune end Hugh HArktns, tNxeeutors OF
Embichs estate), Rufus Wilsey, Geo. Il. Todd,
Joseph Webster, II. d. Woodward d Co.; You and
each of you are hereby notified that there IL now
on file in the District Court Of Lee County. Iowa,
ut Keokuk, petition and amended petition OF
James W Grimes, claiming thsoorsction and fors-
closure Of . mortgage given by Spsncsr 8, Billings
certain real estate in said county TO secure the
ment of three promissory notes set out in said
petition, and claining against said Billings juAg
ment for ten thouaAad dollars; said nal Aetste i
more particularly described In said petition and
| amended petition, and claiming foreclosure Of
said mortgage and order Of sale Ok said resi-
| tate, against all Of you. And unlsss you appear
and answer said petition or before the Tuesday
| after the Ist Monday in February next, iudgmen,
viii be rendered against you by default.
| RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
Dec. 80, 1859-dm Att'ys for PLAINTIFF.
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Orarinnl Neatcn'.

UIHkIm1l NOV1E0s
RIO NELSON GAGE: You are hereby notified
thai there II now on hle In the Clerks O6ios OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Ksokuk
pesitisn and amended petition OF Henry a. De-
Lovis and Lonipe @. DsIouis, minors, who sue by
their GaaFdisas Martin Stafford, claiming OF ysu
the reyersion IN fec simple OF The following real cs-
tate, situated IN Lee county, Iowa, Wis the undi-
in the city Of kcokuk; raid reversion being ex-
pectant the estate Tor life OF Henry b. DcLopis
therein said petition also claiming that petition
era title 70 said reversi0n 40 against you be de-
tcrmined and forever quietsd. Now, therefore, nm
less you appear and answer TO said petition on Of
before the second day Of tho term Of said Cour.
Mt keokuk TO be holden, judgment wiz be render.
I'd against yon thereon.
CURTIS, 1ILLMORE d CURTIS,
Jan. 4, 1s60-4w 'ys for Petitioners.
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a1riguDal Notice.

~ JOIN otann0s, John Hamilton, JOS. Kelley,
Nm- Stannus. tdsfendants)s
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
is now on ole in the Clerk . Office Of the ID strict
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, y petition
Of James A. Les, claiming iudgmeat against
said John ktannss and Joan Hamilto above
named, tor the sum Of mine hundred thirty-eight
doiars With interest ut ten per from the 10th
day Ut February. 1857, on two promissory notes Of
said parties dated Feb Is, fas7, for S469 zach and
Fpecisl and general execution against John Stan
nus and John Hamilton and against ali said do
fendants ABOVE named, praying also for the fore
ci@pre Of mortgage given BY said ] chm stannus
.naJshn Hamilton to James A. Lee upon the un-
divided ens third part Of fifteen ofiand of OF
the cas- side OF the north west of the south west
quarter Oh section twenty-five, township 65uorth.
range 5~est. In Leo Co, Iowa; tho sale Of said
martgagad promises to pay ca said debt, the cx-
Tiaguishnent of all equity Of redemption therein,
Tor costs and general relief.
Now, You and each Of You are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning of the I'd
day OF the next term of said Court, to b holden
on the lst Monday Of February, 1850, or Judgment
ami decree will be had therein prayed Tor BY de-
fault. H. SCOTT HOWELL
Dee. te, 1859 dim Eoi'r for Petitioner
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TTuslee'a sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of 4
IN power contained in q certain deed Of trust az
ecuted to me on the 18th day cf February. A. ID.
1857 by M. Fl. Runner and Lixsie Runner, hi wife,
OF the city Of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, said deed
of trust being given to SECURE TO Peter Echar, Of
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($5 9b7.76,) the 18th day OF February 1858, ~
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Ruddick, viii, on the 14th day Of February, 1850,
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p. M Of said day, at the door Of the Clerks ofnce
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