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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

How THEY STAND AT Black Repub
i'ean State Convention Of Nj sssscisnsetts
'he other day. for The sppoins me,t pf dele
gates 10 the Caicago Convention. the whoI,
number Of votes cast was TIA. OF ~hicl
John A. Andrew had 769 on he first balIo
all hut five. lie j. unequiyve.Il u,
S;"s'd. and since he i 20 20 pular al hone
4 would be worth The while T.. sxamine ID,
moment who he =. o. The 2Osh cav Iss'
NoyemLer meeting ~ss held 10 Tremcn,
Temple. B,s;on, I'm I'D Of the fam II d
Jgha Bro~n," over ~hfh he prssid~d- y.
''s opening speech he tells % err diSssac,l.
sho he .. and wh.t he Z links Of old Brown.
treason:
Il pause not now 10 consider, because Il
= wholly outside Of the duty or the thought
- Tins assembly ,o.nighi. whether ,he en-
'rrp'i-e Of John Brow n and his ssso@iares
~ srg'nia was wise or ico'ish, light orl
~fotg only know thst whether The en-.
rrprse itself wss one or The other. John
Brown = right. ymp a,hIze Nth The m,n.
-,mp,tf''z' wIih the sdea. because I sym
'''h'z- ~i'l and believe il ihe eterna! rich,.
'nvse who ere dependent upon him and
~ sons, snd his associ sies in the bs,t,e y,
iaf'er'r Ferry. have righ, 10 call upon o..
ho have profe-sed 70 believe Or who have
any manner o. measure taught. The doc.
''ne q The rights Of nan ss . Piled a. The
ol"red slaves o. The Sou,h. to stand By Them
ihe'r bereavement. whether those hus.
ands aud 's'hsrs and brolhers were right o. /
rong''
o'~a'd = 'shcr'ag very sssiduously 10
'sh"-t"n 70 make The country believe
'a' he md The Black Rapubl cans d. no. !,
'un'eaance old Bmw"'s raid They ere
'nscrystive.-Intisns SeuiiaeI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

IsDIAsA ELfcr:.xs The iownshi,
elections 'hsougs"ut the STATE, which tool
place on NJ ndsy LAST. wherever ,he conies
was confined to STRICT party issues. The re.
ports Indicate thst the Drmperscy have No,
only main'sinsd Ilsir ground generally, bu,,
IN many cases. BY D increased vote II
many localities, personsi and local cons DR..
s''ons Influenced then: but wherever the
election has turned vprr party tess. the a..
cult has beea most gratifying 20 ihr ID a.,
cratic party. the only Nsli.nsl aud C,ns,i
'uiionaI party. We are mpf. ihan ever ~.n6
deut thai. 10 The elections 81 next tat, Ind.
ann will msinisin her proud position % j
thoroughly Democratic and conservative
Hsuie JourosL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

As w understand that The kansas Lee.
'sis'ue have granted one hundred snd fi.
y 1''l' = d'vO'eenen. a. fo',y days-6a.L 3
y ''e Y g''ls'ors qa'' tie retail tuslncss,
'nd 'hs House eonrIuded o q, shoiessle
operation, snd imm, disieIy passed : Liil
d'sore'"s ~ married pessons 10 the Terrific.
u.-Ss. Joseph West.
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SLAVERY ~ 11l5.-The following sr,
-"ms s'l-lics of The -.vld colonial dsy.
shen our sober. discreef. and pious sncss.
tors q ihc Norihera md E.stern Stat,
ere siss eholders. a. well a. those of ,he
S'u'h" Oae hundred snd Io-s ' 1--WE year.
s-", ~ the reign of George The First, che
a~reris'ned population Of the C,oiinentsI
g ,ivuIes Was ss folIows-
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Republicanism in its Stronghold.

wayne county, as our readers are wei
aware. IS The stronghold Of pure and IN
adol,ersied RrpubIicnnism IL Iadana I
=, Indeed, the banner county. running a,
mAJ Ir'iies from fifteen hundred 10 two ,hous
and Its in this county that Judge Norton
he Republican candidate ior Lieu-enan,
y 'vernor, resides. and where he - ihe &C.
Sno~iedged leader OF the party.
A correspondent Of the Indiana Ameri
can, Republican paper. in giving sn sc-
count oi tour through old Wayne, says:
"A shoft distance west Of C.mbriage I
happened into q school room aud 1 could
scarcely determine whether I was Ia ~
school o. blacks or whites; bul 1 found the
teacher. Mr. Ferguson. was sn Intelligent,
culled person. and there were ; ,me YER,
sood looking white young ladies' sniirr v
around among IhDse that were rs dark ss To- 4
night will be. il il keeps on raining, sup.
posing there were no moon or starr. Ilesrn.
q that there we're about fifteen v hite schoi-
Irs."
As :he Jeffersonisn observes, that mus,
I'VE bee" refreshing sight to see. '.goyd
ookIng white young ladies' sitting smorvi
Iot Of Young darkies, with buck nsser
or ateacher. HIw DO our Fillmore men
Southern Infiana relish the idea Of AZ.
hating with party which gives such prsc
cal esidences Of abolition aud amaIsama-
on Tendencies as The abos.,
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A Political Enquirer.

CHICAGO, March 26, 1860.
II Mr.. WrsTwoRTH-D~sr Sire win 4
get -ome information, and you are The be.
man know Of logiv. 10 me; that is, il 20,
lsre willing.
J am Yankee; 2l yesrs old; been !.
ses al my ii's; do = know anylhin. ab on,
politics orpar'ies. but wish 10 vote und r.
s'andinrIy Al The next PrrsidennaI election
Now. where shaIl begin. and what shsif /
study, in order 10 become model voter -
! don't want 10 be led BY the nose (as some
voters sre,> on election day.
Yours &c. ISQuIRIsc IcSoRAsce.
IL. We ndvise our young friend 10 be.
come thoroughly acqusn,ed with The doe
trines Of the oil aud new testsmens. as fur.
nish'ng The only true standard Of riyh. aud
WONG
y. We hdv,se him 10 read The Decara
ten OF American Independence and Tie
Constitution oi.ihe Uaiied Sisies
81 lie should bear in mind the fact lhai
here i bur one question thar divides
'sr'ies IL The Uniied states, and that i sla-
'ery.
i'h. ils should i'm, gine that he had been
'o-n black, and contend f,r What lie would
lain - ri-hi under The Constitution Of the
Jnion.- Caicago Defa.
me idea that man should Imagine him
rIf negro before joining The Republican
ATTY L good. We commend il 10 the care
u consideration Of oil Republicans who
ave bercme surh under The impression lhai
'e Republican is rariy imposed Of white
en- eno rndvi-s saem =. 8. hsck IN frs.
'ineipiss Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

I'VE noticed. few days since. the
robbery g Adams Express Company at Vim.
cenne~. lnd. Ohcer Rranv, the scriye de.
'ec'ivc belonging % The C:ncinna a., police
force. ~ii' another off er, visi 90 The seen.
Io' ne robbery, day or two age. aud made
80 examination Of the safe. We learn from
ne Cincinnati C,nmerci,l ihs, they founA
That panel hnd been taken ont of The back
door, out close scruriny made il apparent
that 1, had been taken on, by q person in
side the oilice They were also satisfied
that The hingss Of ihs sais stssID ~'ssch H..
money was taken. eopld not have been
broker, without the door had been opened.
II vas 70 Them evident that the door had
oren opened with a key,'a.'er which t..s
hinges were broken 90 that The robbery
would appear % have been PEI peirs'cd BY a.
outsider. The result Of this close inves,i-
CATION was. thst J imes Reynolds. The ex
press agent at Vincrnnss. WAS arrested and
'eld in bonis of S. 900 Tor exsminat,yn.-
Louisville Cnuri
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BousD THEn OvER 10 Play wHIsr =
There . : Jvdye down IN cne Of the sousl.
esstern touniies cf the Reserve who |,
very fond oi his IistIs jyke ssd his game d
Whist. A lev weeks since he ~ss besrin.
case Of some importance, 10 Which seve.
'si sisaesses we're sommoued. aud smonl
them one o. two nosorioOsIy good s,o,y-rel.
i,rs. w.c also knew some etiling b out 'honurs :
snd -odd sricks." Their fame hsd reached
me ears u The Jsdge, but :. ysi he had no
opportunity Of having ats.ie % th-ir quai'.
y. although eager 20 do 20. The G ,urt was
socx taking 10 ususI recess ., nopn.
sad IN the afternoon The witnesses il que.
noa expected 70 testify, snd return homs by
me evening train To their sssonirhm~nI
ne Judge bsavely rose and aid: The
esse on trs. will not be heard This alter
noon. The Witnesses are bound over un,ii
'o-~orow. scd srs this sNs,noon requested
2 meet q my house 70 play whist snd ten
stories. Ns,Sherif, sdjsurn court Until 10
"Ssses."-- Clevelassd Herald.
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The Contrast.
NJ fHGnE CARY.


"" look TO The future. On above.
l only look loihe past;
You are dreaming your first dream of lovs
AndIhsye dreamed NV last.
lou watch for feet that are yet to tread
WTh yours on a shining track;
hear but the echoes. dull md dread.
OF feet tbst come no. back.
70" are psssing up the flow cry slope
! let's long ago:
'o"r r''nsows shine ih'c'ihe drops Of hope,
And nine through The drops u woe.
Nigh; ei'des IN is visions sweet sxay.
And at morn you live them OR:
fFo" ny dfeamsby might and dreams BY dsy.
have waked to dream no more.
fou are reaching for wi.h spirit glad.
TO the hopes that sre still un,rird:
am buryng The hopes I.hsd,
That have clipped from ny srms snd died.
md pray d., The blessedes, things there Be
y" Thy iu'ure may descend,
". alas, Tor mine. il were well for me.
II made peaceful end.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

BITTER AND CnEEsEDoM.-O. &.
liannnn ofStrcctsboro, Portage coun.
~, Ohio, thinks our recent account of
~ COWS making 500 lbs. Of butter
and 1000 lbs. of cheese in year, in
Hamilton county, N. ", a small
yield. lie says; II have sold the
present season, from - cows, 1,100
ponnds of butter, and 1850 pounds
of cheese, besides supplying q family
Of eight persons. Hc has averaged
this :or ten years. and feeds nothing
but lIay and grass. Ills farm contains
10 acres, intending wood lot. lie
has su'nnered 20 head OF cattle 9
horses and Is sheep land cut between
% 2. and go tons ot hay.--Springfield
Republican. il0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

LgAvEawuRrH, April /:

T'FlTHI LGAvERwuRTH, April II
Ias RepubIissa Territorial Convention
mes 9 Lawrence on The 11,h.A G. Wilder
soAn ! 4. Msstp, w. a. th.iIp-, w. w R...
n =. Pssesss. aod y hn r. Hst'erschisil
"~s sppoiassd dsiessiss 10 Chicago.
esavesiiOs pssssd sassimossIy re-
0'u''on \ dselssiss ssssfd the first choice oI
~ - Republican, o. Kansas ios President
sssssdssss wss Issgs ssd sc,ioa Lss.
se0'ocG t' hwh lw NNFYsF
f srwHxs hns lif4
AMwan u y w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

THE Nav PEHrssnARr --Yosly PRISON.
|ers 80 up 70 day from JeGersonviIIe 10 Mich.
issn C.'y. over ihe New AIbssy and SsIsm
R.Iirosd. - tste posssssion 81 The new
quarters provided by The Sss's. snds % Ill
N epsslssssiss ~ ssv psIssa. --Dssss 80 Y
issl- 'a tsr 'ti snlh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

BREEDING IIvRsEs.-Mr. nj. L. Hol.
brook, Of Ohio, in lamenting that tho
Northern section Of that State is At
present ''overrnn with an inferior
class Of horres, that ougl,t to be cx.
terminated" accounts for the fact BY
stating that the best mares are not
nsed as breeding mares there. but IN
too many cases, sworn ont ones,
whose services can be Of little use for
other purposes" He very properly
cautions breeders to s'cease breeding
from inferior mares" correctly declar.
ing that too much dependence 4
placed npcn the character vifhe sire on.
y: to produce desired qualities in the
offspring. The sirc's qualities arv i'm.
pcrtant, but the dams none the less
so.r
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We md the following copied into The ID !,
vepr"r, Gaze,ie from Wen,wor b. Chicag,
Demorra, both papers being for Bates aud
Doth Republicans of course. II is snexem.
piica'ion Of The avowsd sentiments Of Re
puh'ic'nism 80 far ssreierence to negroes i
concerned
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

Cur WORMS IN CoRx.-Mr. Charles
Belts, in the Ohio Farmer. Of this
date, says there is no remedy for the
cut worm in green sward corn. but
s''l'ns the vermin scparately-s te-
d'ous and rcpulsivc operation-that
" is worse than waste Of time to
apply any nostruins, however strong
y advised and recommended lhad
different opinion, and ask your
readers. who may this year be troubled
WIN cut worms, to give tile 'nostrums'
each a fair trial. Mine is as follows:
ihc moment you preceive thattlre
cut worm is at work in your young
corn, ride to the nearest point at
which salt can be had (tinc, | should
prefer. bnt dirty. refuse article will
10 as well as the cleancst) and with n
'h's salt, SOW your corn field tightly.
avoiding the tender corn blades. so
lar As practicable. Treat half your
ne'd ~ this way, the residue rs Mr..
l'elts advises. and await the result .
y the salted corn should seem burnt.
= the ends Of the leaves, never mind .
''at-thc corn will be good, notwi,h- .
standing. When you come TO hoe. r.
Fou iind any wirc-worms in Tic sailed
;orn, give your corn fell another
moderate sprinking with salt. Charoo
.'c cost Of the salt and sowing, rcspec-
.se'y' 70 the lani convercd BY il; and
he cost Of worm killing to the other
''ecc, in like manner. ii you find
o'ne stalks killed by tho salt, when
,ou come to 4oe the first time, replace
mem BY replanting. Measure the
'rodnct OF the two fields. separatelv
Or after harvest; II ~ sailed po,'
'on does Doryis5d more and better
orn than the other, say vas mista.
en-. and that Mr.. Belts understands
Hing wire-worms betterthan.
iours, ever, HORACEG GREELY.
NEw YORK. April 2. 1859.
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Having : Lover.
sr ALICE cA,krv.

Ssnebody loves me. I an sure.
tas Ith,r K I love him TOO; aI
If foolish acions sre psoof,
Our evidence wiil d..
Ishought we both Tad common sense,
Ye, ms~ sgsss we may.
We never ssy The thing We mem,
Mr. mean The thing we sar.
W. SCI. bur vrsfsr eve. alone
Wrh twilight soft snf dim.
AID though he only musrd OF M.
Andi Of only him;
IL s-ked me ~ nv thoughts a-d sal.
81, That his ~ere With Ii- youth:
o. rosr-e. = sa~s~red him without
A iavlsh wss'e Of wuih.
Ard always. when hesakes = kiss,
Nsy, never frown u, mr.
fi"o~ thss you've been kissed AZ least,
know you'ss ~ishrd TO be:
" such very wicked ihings
Are shvcking - the good.
u ,ry 70 inok a. horrifed
A. any isdy should.
II wonder u ,he wedding ring
WcuId bind " break ,h- charm.
cant ~ how IN such case
< II could q" say harm.
And then 1 kaos that married folks,
Tscssh isv~ Igcsn not cay,
d. mansge ~iih thcis love 50 vel,
I''s never 10 ihe way.
Thesssy thoushs flIle,- nv MUD
va Win such desponslIng fiss.
Thai u psrs With him. fear
~. I'll part vi'h haiti my wits;
And N shr pri-., should make Us on.
IL nsne and spirit. too.
know Id b. beside myself.
30 shst sm 10 90!
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PvntlsHss EVERY wEDsksDAY, Ar g.sfER
-t~ DUBOIS CoUsry,isDIAsA. nv
.CIEN1NT DOAN
OFFICE-CoRsER or MAcpoxAlp AND
+~ WEsr SrREsrs.


For ssp,ss Of 10 lines or less. week. Al OF,
Esch subsequeHt insertion, a5 cis.
f.onges ssdvrstisemen,s. at same rsie. A
fsc,ioa ever even squNr Or squares. counted
asa squsse. These ere the terms fpr tran.
sen, @tvsssisements; . reasonable deduc.
tion will bs made q. regular sdver'isers.
Notices q sppointmen, Of adminiS'rators
end legal sotsces, OF like character 10 be-
paid for in advance.
.n NJ AsHoCHcIEo CANDIDATES:
Fur C.un,y I" 200
For District. Circuit. or State, b00l
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o. Remember that recreation must not
~ yous business, but prepWsiios fos i.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-03
TmrrxTEE,a 49,.

NOTICE ia hereby given that by virtue of q
IL pewsr contained IN eertsiD Deed Of Trust az
ocuted 10 me on the 50 Of January, A. D. 1855 by
r. r. Creel Of the city OF Keokuk, Lee county
Iowa, for the purpose Of securing to Reynolds
Richardson, q the same place, the payment of .
certain promissory note executed by said X. p.
Creel and endorsed by n. r. Lowe on the nrst day
of October, 1857, for the Gum Of nine hundred and
seventy-tkree dollars, as stated in said Deed of
Trust; the said sam or money not having been paid
according to the terms and stipulatione contained
la aad deed OF Trust /, George 3D. Felt, will on the
Gath day of March, 1860, between the hours of 0
o'clock d. M and o'clock p. IN. of said days nj the
door of the Clerks office Of the District Court In
the city of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, proceed TO
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described real estate mention
ed in said Deed OF Trust, to-wit Twenty t20) feet
on the west side Of Let ten fI0) in block twenty
eight extending the whole length of said lot
one hundred and forty (l40) feet, with all the APP
purtenances thereuno belonging situate in the city
Of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. and execute q deed
TO the purchaser. GEORGE b. FELT.
Jan 81 1860 -dtd
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron ALL THE PURPOSES Or Aran,ly pys,c,

are so composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely Withstand or eyade them
Their psnstrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion Of the human organ
Ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
it, healthy vitalities As consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who 10 bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to fnd his
health or energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body. hut also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named In
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints Cossire
ness, Heartburn, Headache aylsissg from dsso,dvxd
STOMACH, Nausea, Indigestion Pam ia and Morbid
Inactson Of the Boscels, Faatniency, Loss Of Appc
tate, .iauadsce, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the body or obstruction
of It's functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora-
ton of tone and strength to the system debitated
by disease.
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original Notice.

rIs0 NELSON SAGE: You are hereby notified
L tina there liz now on file In the Clerks Office of
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk,
petition and amended petition OF Henry IL. De-
Louis and Louise %. DeLouis. minors, who sue by
their Guardian, Martin Stafford, claiming oil ysu
the reverson in fee simple of the following real
tate, situated in Lee county, Iowa, via: the undi-
vided seven-eghths OF Lot No. 10 in Block No. 65,
in the city of heokuk; said reversion being ex-
pectant on the estate for life Of Henry b. DeLouis
therein said petition also claiming that petition
ers' title to said reversion against you be de-
termined and forever quoted. Now, therefore, un-
less you appear and answer to said petition on or
before the second day Of the term of said Court
ut heokuE to be holden, Judgment will be render
ed against you thereon.
CURTIS, aILLM0REG CURTIS,
Jan. 4, 1S80-4w Att'ys for Petitioners.
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings; CurrAnt, Coos
berry. Raspberry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Evergreens and Ornamental Shrubbsry, viii
receive prompt and faithful attention
Trees delivered In any part Of the City free Of
charge
Nursery Grounds In the Western part OF the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
q. O. HILTON,
Late Hubboll Hilton.)
Keokuk, Sept. 3. 185S-dkv
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, &c
Lee County. %
Rh virtue OF an execution to me directed, issued
- by the Clerk of the District Court of said
county in favor of b, r. Messenger and agains,
bert French, have levied upon and will We II 10
the highest bidder at the door Of the Clerk oice of
ths district Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk
IN said county, on the 18th day of March, A. ID.
is6u, between the hours of o'clock q. IN. and 4
o'clock p. N. OF Eaid day. the following property,
TO wit All the right title and interest Of Robert
french IN ann 70 lots six 6), t7 and eight ts
In block twenty t2ll, and Lon four {4 in block
twensy-two t22l, in the City Of Keokuk Lee coun-
ty, Iowa. Taken and levied upon as he property
OF Robert French TO satisfy said writ of execution
Aeokuk, February l6, 1900
I'll. M. GRIFFITH,
lpr's fee IS Sheriff Of Lee County, Iowa
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sHERIsF,s SALE.

STATE or IoW5,l &c
LEE couxrr, 49,
TX virtue OF an execution 10 me directed isxnaa
- by the Clerk e the District ganrt' &c -.
IN favor of William d, erringa nd ssAsp !,
oeorge H. TODD and RenjalAin r. Messeneer
nave levied upon, and Wall sell To the IN -,
bidder, at The door OF the Clerks Office e ~ =
district Court Of Lee County, Iowa, A. Ksalns
,n sad county, on the Esd day Of Msrer.' r
iocea between the hours of o'clock .. :, =. -
O'Clock p NJ Of said day, the folowinrt pronsr, :
.s :, = re ins1rss of Benia.
mn Messenger La and to the follow .ng descr Ia
real estate, situated In Lee County, iowa To- VII
commencing at the northeast ccrne. AZ the north.
west quarter Of section twenty -fp ur I2a. town.
s ssspas r..t AZ r.sse five vest running
four 54 rods thenee hfty ays ISL raas ,hsns
North hity-four W rods to til place Of berinniue
s.ss np sa a ~ 10 % = the e.
senger, 70 satisfy ssid writ Of exeent,an AAss'
keokuk, Pet. III, 1850
feb12dlm - - A0s No.
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ShNrlffss sale. ana Notice or fore-
closure OF mortgage OF
Personal Property.

STATE OF IOWA, SO
Lgx County. -
tI'u A. u. WHIpPLE: You are hereby notified
that IN accordance with the provisions OF
ohaFtsr lis of tho Code Of Iowa, I, Ill. M. arif-
hta, sheriff Of SAID county, will on the nineteenth
oay OF March, 1860. between the hours of o'clock
q. M and clock p NJ of said day, Mt the door
OF the Clerks Office al the District Coars OF Lee
Iouuty, Iowa, al keokuk, sell for cash to the
highest bidder, the Following personal property,
OWL une dan horse six yefsrs old, one dun horse
seven years old, and one two horsa wagon !; and by
virtns OF mortgage of date May 7th, 1859, exc
euted By said A. u. Whirpie to John Fowler. IT..
to secure the payment Of $500 90 and ten per cent
interest according to certain promissory note ax-
ecated ny said a. u. Whpple 10 said John Fowler,
lr., cory Ut which IL here gwen:
$500 90. Krovux Nav -th 1850
- Nlne months after date promise TO pay John
Fowler. jr, or order, three hundred dollars, with
zen Per cent. interest per annum from date for
value received.
lSlgned,l Alb WHIpplE
nd wall execute bill of sale to the purshascr
heokuk, heb. 10, 1860.
II. III GRIFFITH,
Sheriff OF Lee County, Iowa.
Ieoxsaaw by j. Ii. KNIGHT Deruty
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II virtue of Special Execution to me directed,
- isssed by the Clerk Of the District Oourt of
raid county in favar of RaaS asain Y Messenger,
and against p Jane ,B lack we'll and Maria n III us
ton have levied upon, and will sell TO the highest
bidder at M door of the Clerk Is office of the Dis
trict Canrtei Lee County, Iowa, at Kcokuk In said
county, on the ID day of March, A. ID. 1850, be-
tween the a9aFs Of o'clock a. m. and o'clock D.
NJ Of SAID dag, the following proprty, to-wit:
Lots nina ~ ten tl0) and elaYea a. ia block No
seven ~ IN H. r. Messengers subdivision of the
northwest qsarter Of ee.ion twenty. four (2sl,
township sixty-fve t65i north Of range Eve s.
west, IN Lee county, Iowa. Taken, levied upo,
and to BE- sold by order Of Court to satisfy said
writ Of execution
keokuk, Jan. 81 1899.
ii. M. GRIFFITH,
febidtd Sheriff Of Lee County