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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

ROARING MouNTAIN OF MIssoURI.-A CORES
pondent Of the ST. Louis 1ntelligenccr, writing
from Irontan, No. says:
Since my last have had the pleasure of ma
king q trip to old Madison county, just for the
purpose Of seeing the much. talked.of gold minos,
and it was there | came Across tho above mention-
son county, lourteen miles southwest Of Frederick
town, the county seat. On the east VI it is Trace
Greek; on the west side the waters Of Cantain's
Creek form semi.crcle On the right bank Of
the last mentioned creek is ravine' which is the
bed of the newly discovered gold and patina veins,
where the Roaring Mountain Company is about
erecting extensive works. The mountain has q
hight Of some 400 feet, is one mile in diameter,
chiefly Of solid rocks, more or less intersrersed
with quartz.
1t derives its name from o peculiar roaring,
something like the sound of distant thunder, which
generally lasts about fifteen minutes, and which
sounds have singular effect when mingled with
the bowling of the wolves which arc still to be
found in respectable numbers in the adjoining
forests. 1t is thought that the mountain,or rather
the whole ridge oil mountains, originated by great
vacanic eruptions, to which the roar which sounds
as coming from the bowels of the earth, must be
attributed. The sound may be heard sometimes
to the distance of two miles. Taking m easlerly
direction from she gold mines, and walking dis
tance Of one mile, there is opening Of two feet
in diameter, which is apparently connected with
n cave filed with water q good part Of the wear.
1t is believed that this cave may reach greater
depth, and that the peculiar sound is caused by
gases framed by the water playing with the metals,
and then seeking an exit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

TnE UsEFuL ASbrnE BEAurlrUL.-Ths tomb Of
Moses is unknown; but tho traveller slakes his
thirst mt the well Of Jacob. Tho gorgeous palace
OF thu wlsest and weAlthest Of m,narohs with tho
cedar. and gold, and ivory, and esnn tho great
temple of Jerusalem, hallowed by the visible glo
ry of tho Deity himself, are gone, bur Solomon's
rescryois are ns perfect as ever or tho ancient
architecture Of tho Holy City not onc STONE 10 left
upon another; bu the pol OF Bethesda rommands
the pilgrims reverence at tho pte.cut day. The
columns of Persopolia a'e sn,oulJring into dust;
bat its cistcrn. and acqueducts remain to ohal-
lengc our admiration. Tho golden house OF Nero
is mas of ruins, but the Aqua Claudia still
pours into Rome its limpid stream. The temple Of
the sun at Tadmor in the Wilderness has fallen;
but its fountain sparkles in ts rays us when thou
sands Of worshpcrs throngsd its lofty colonades.
II may be that London will share the fate of Baby
lon, aud nothing he left to mark its sito save
mounds Of crumbling brick work. Tho Thamas
will continue to flow ~ it does now. And If any
work OF Art should rise over the ocean time, We
may we'll believe that il will he neither palace
nor temple, but some vast acqueduot or reservoir;
and If any name should fash through the mist Of
antiquity, il will he that Of the man who sought
the happiness Of his follow-men rather than glory,
aud linked his memory to some great work OF ma.
tional utility or benovolence. This il the rue go.
ry which on,liyes all others, and shines with un.
dying lustre from generation to generation, i'm
parting to works something Of its own immortal.
ty. and rescuing them from the ruin which over.
takes tho ordinary monuments Of historical tradi-
ton or mere magnifcence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
A z z E7S
Ague Cure,

THE SPEEDY CURE OF
!ntermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Periodical Iie.dsche, or Isnious Headas he.
and Biiions Fevcr:, ind.ed for the whole
matte Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community n rem
edy which, while it cures the above complaints with
certainty is still perfectly harmless In any quantity.
Such remedy is invaluable in districts where these
affecting disorders prevail. This CuRR" expels the
mlasmatic poison Of FEVER AoUB from the sys-'
tem and prevents the development Of the disease il
taken the first approach of its premonitory symp
TOMS s not only the best remedy ever yet discov-
est. The large quantity we supply for dollar brings
it within the reach of every body and in bilious dis
tricts, where FEVER AND AGus prevails, every body
lection. A great superiority of this remedy any
other discovered for the speedy and certain
Of Intermitents is that it contains Qunine min
eral, consequently 1t produces no quuism or other
Injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those
cured by left as healthy as If they had never had
the disease.
nasmatic poison. great variety Of disorders nrise
rom its irritation, among which are Neuyagia Rhcu-
.notsm Gout Headache, BIndness, Toofhoehe, Ear
ache, Catarrh asthma Palpifdtson Painful Al Fiction
Of tie Spleen Mysteries, Pain the Bo,oels, Colo,
Paralysis and arrangement of The Stomach, all OF
which, when originating in this cause, put the
expes the poison from the blood, and consequently
them all alike. 1t Is invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling Temporarily
siding in the malarious districts II taken occasionally
daily while exposed the infection, that will be
excreted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity to rpen into disease Hence it is
more valuable for protection than cure, and few
will suffer from Intermttents II they avail them
selves OF the protection this remedy affords.
prepared by DR.. J. @. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
J. H. sEAy, L,nohburg; PURCELL, LADD h CO, Rich
nlond: n. r HIVES, Petersburg; f. A. SANTOS Nor
folk; and all Druggists. laprl 20, '6O-d&cy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Sewing Machines.

Sewing Machines. - .a
AIDES Wishing Machnet ssRv AsTs Co CLormss,
~ A. WELL 4. TiEM own ms wosk wevld % xeeseA n
ne BAKrH0LFs IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Pnoe
)50 80 and 9so The following certineats " nom wsll
known Tailor In this county who only had about % minutes
lnstrtclion this Machinei r-H r.
LsKsvILLE, Campbell county, Va, June 1sth, 1859.
Me-. Wn. L. MI well pleased with Barthofs Sew
lind dcuty IN operating with y on any Kind Of cloth
fom hickest Caasefs the finest nen Wshave made
pair Of Tow.Inen pans br servantA have
and operated sx different kinds of Sewing
Macnes but Barhofs and singers the only Naohinse
ut would recommend TO buy They Tho only
Machines that make 1atlos stitch eonsldr Bastholfs
70 understand and no. likely 70 sse oni q o.dss Ano
hat worked ass yssr give BsFho!fs the prss.sncs
Respectfully yours, DO, CAROLUb g. TERRY.
T. nnd no difficulty In getting my wife 70 plr-
iholfs Machine. They that stnethng go 70 b.
done for the that Invented Sewing hacos viI shus
tls and Lock Stitch june N-d0r O1T
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

A convict has escaped from the Inverness jail
in Scotland by removing aag from the cell door.
digging down eight feet IN tho foundation, and
then tunneling up to the surface on the outside.
lie removed about two carloads Of soil, and his
tools consisted only Of pewter saucer, the leg Of
his table, and his trousers, in which he carried the
debris away.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
STOVE AND TIN WAREHOUSE

v
TUyIE subscriber Manufacturer dealer In RANGER FUR.
l. HACE5, STOVES CRATES, &C., invite. the attention OF
the pubs TO his Stock comprising the most extensive assor
men 10 be found In this city such Sponge and Hip Baths
Self Sealing Fruit Cans and Jars Ice Cream Freeze Old Do
mniOn Cofecpos DC, together with general
Bas Copper Jappanned and Plain Tin Ware, Fry aud
Pans, Andirons, sadiron Coal seves, skuttes Cast Pots
Ovens skes Biscuit Bakers DO, Lyons Patent Copper
Lightning Rods Tin, Iron and 6umessic Felt Roofing
ier Spo1ng to put order In the best manner LIN and
Force Pumps Csterns and deep Wells Hydraulic Rams
forcing portion Of Spring Brook % required dsapce
DWELLING, Railroad Stations &c with constant supply q
water plumbing and Gas Fitting and materials Of ali Kinds,
Lead and Iron Ppes HydIants Water Closets BATH
Tubs Shower Baths Washbasns Beer Pumps Counter WASH
basn and Bbb Cooks Sheet Lead and NIL work pertain
ing fitting up pipes for conducting cold water
Gas and steam, 10 the most complete manner
Tin Plate Russia and American SheeFon Zine Wire
All work and material warranted give
isfacton.
Orders by mail faithfully executed attended person
10 2V-ts G. b. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

The Japanese astronomical day is divided into
twelve instead of twenty-four hours. These are
designated as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS time; two
o clock-cow time; four o'elock;--tiger time; six
o'clock-rabbit time; eight o'clock-drsgon time;
ten o'clock--snake time; noon-horse time, after
noon, two o'clock-sheep time; four o'clock-Mon-
kew time; six o'clock-chckcn time; eight o'clock
dog time; ten o'clock hog time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
The Great Hastern--- First Day Of the Hx-
hibition.

Avresahlv IN announrcmsnt tbs (lrsat En.tarn
was yestsriav onensd 10 ths -uhlio and notvith.
standing The rapidity with which the work Of
renovation ba. nrouros.ed. nresentod An appsar.
an,e Of naatns.s ana ordsr commsndahls In the
hirhost asgrss Dsck. have bscn svsnt rusty
surface. oos,sa vith ns,nt ,hs in.ds Of The hui.
vsrks yarnish.d The bra.s brivbtsned voodvork
seraned and .crnhhss a. nat. is;d .ont. srr.ne.d
an deek m. oraw drosss3 In nniform' and Inn.
proyemsnt msdo whsyover n has hssn most re-
nuircd A largo Iorcs of man ara .till emnloved.
and veek will elsnss hefors evsrythinr II In the
shapo intended. S,pns po,tod In different looali-
tio, indicate 40 ,hs ara M. oonr.s to hs nur
.ued IN oh,.;n . fnII v;sv ofths .h;n. =. v.il A
those ouarters within ths csIs of nriv.ov vhis a
vasb.tand .oan and - v.tor aimo.. A. .hs sn,rsnoe
upon IN, upper deck. siguiacautly suees.t drty
vi.;t m ths .nhmnr;na Naval. ~ tbs ,uon.tar =.
The American tsndeev 10 bibuiation has been re-
oardeJ and from . vail .took od hnr il disnsnssd
almost everything in The sbspe Of A spirituous
decoction that a thirsty soul can ornyo.
In one particular. however. most plainlv obser
v.hI. ,h.rn i. Iii. rno,, ~, ;,.r.nvam.nt NJ,
If not nearly ali psr,on,. dssrs 10 ascend 10 t6s
summit of tho wheslhousc and there look of up
ON III. surrounding soone. a privilege which IL
preyentod ON deck bv the great herht Of the hull
wark, To tho ladies. Who Ara osncciallv curious
in regard 10 such ,hinps. this little iournev has
becn st,ended with much snnoynnos' for On ret.
ting IN ON tho wbsclhou,es. and In the nrocsss Of
coming down. thev have fonnd not onlv The wind
making fr.o with their ornolins hut enrion. svas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHARLES BRADLEY EDWARD rARkhAN
CHARLES BRADLEY IL Co.
ManuIaeurers' Depot for the Sale OF
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO.
50 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
ADVANCES MADE ONLY ON GOODS IN STORE
REFERENCES.
Hon. IsHAM g. HARRIS Gov. Tennessee, Msmphis.
Messrs ~ NJ APPERsoS d Co., d"
Mcssrs- 4. s. h 4. W. AYREs,
SAMUEL TATE, ESD, Pres't N. &C. C. R.R.
OFFIckRs GAYoso SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
N l.. LAwRENoE Cashier State l,ank,
GATES 4 PARKER, Jackson, 7ena.
MooRE HOLLAND
J. A. TALAFERRo. Cash'r Slate Bank Trenton, Tenn.
Hon. Il. NJ. ETnkRpGK, Weakly Ia
JEssx HAZE a. Co, Ly"cA0nrg Va.
JOHN OYLEa
j. 4. CLAToR h Co,
BRAse DAouIS, JR., Hsu Orleans.
sp 13-d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATE6.

ELY FROM GUMS, and has
Standard Medicine, known
have used II, and Is now re-
all the diseases for which II
within the last two years
Of relief, - the numerous
possession show.
TO the temperament Of the
cd In such quantities as to
judgment guide you In the
CORA TOR, and II will cure
Attaoits, Dyspepsia, Chro-
ComPiu SH Ia, Dysentery,
6it'lal Cbsfipeness, ohoiie,
CAOlerG Lyantum, Fidtu-
WedA,nssses, and may be
dfnds.y Family Ntdicins.
ACXE, Gas thousands can
u ftco or three Teaspoon
ment Of attack.
their testimony In Its favor.
MO UTH WITH THE
SWALLOW B0TH TO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
COMPOUNDED FROA

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Eytrdcs and pat In GLASS CASES. Air
Tight and sciU Keep In any climate. klAAlA
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is q gentle but active
ataric which the propre tor has used In his practice
for than twenty years. -
The constantly increasing ii demand from those who
long used the PILIb - and the satisfaction which
all express regard 10 their ~ has induced 70
pace them within the reach O. OF all.
The Profession well know that different Cathartics act
on different portions Of the bOwelA
The FAMILY CATHAR- = = TIC PILL has, with due
this well estab shed fact been compound
cd variety Of the pu- = rest Vegetable Extracts
which act every part OF the alimentary canal
good and sgs In all cases where Cathartie 10
needed such Derdn0e - nests OF the Storach, See-
0insss, Pains IN the Gckl-dnd LoSns, Cosftreness,
Pain Soreness tie lR tohote Body from sudden
cold, which frequently, nlE neglected. end in long
60 urse Of Fever Loss Of 1p psstt Creeping Ssnsd
~ Of Cold the RAsessness, Hsdddche, or
se<t0kt the hsdd and In lol lfdmmdtorv Dis1asss,
Worms In Children Adus RhewnaGttsD, great Purifier
Blood and diseases 70 which hesh he too nu
nerous mention In this advertisement D0se, to
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liper IaciQ0rdtor aad Family Cdtdrtic Ps are
retaed Druggists generally and sold Wholesale by the trade
Ia ali the large towns.
3. T. W. SANFORD M d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
april TO- f60-d&c1y 20S Broadway, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
RoBr BLACK II II. PITTMAs
BLACK g. PITTMAN,
AGENTS
Virginia and Western Manufactured
Il O B "A G G. O,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BETWEEN ADAMS JEFFERSON STREET,
MEMPHIS TENN.
~ Liberui adrdnces made on ConsgansHts IN Store
MENPlIs REFERENcEs -Messra Cass, Hill 4 Fallmadgc,
Wholesale Dry Goods Todd Goy.r Grocers ID. II. Town
send, Grocer; j. D. Williams Co.. Grocers j. II. sharpe
Co.. Tobacco Factors; +. W. Smith, ESQ., Cashr Br Union
Bank; Dr. II. Laird.
LYsomBURo REFERENCES il NJ. Booker, John Oylsr,
Chambers, esqrs, Tobacco Manufacturers.
10 90 d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Scarce and Desirable Dry Goods.
I3fh Lune. 1860.

John j. PURVIS, AefEN !.
this day receiving the SCARCE AND DEsikAsLI H.
articles In Dry Goods line, now needed IN .ns
- vii. Lawns and Lawn Robes, Parasols Fans Lanen Csm
h,;c Hbdkfs Ladies' and Hosiery Extenson Sk.s'
pe,. Gc Ac Also a large supply Of WHITE 6ooDoI w.
% smbrics Muslns Laces fish Linens &C, &C., all Of
which Vii be sold cheap for CASH. . s.-.,~
Nev Goods will received almost every week auInB
the summer. oso' u
taIQ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
c.ze,le.Eyed and Epitome Needles.

Gazelle-Eycd and Epiteme Needles: Les. .
HAVE lust received from the English ovsry ra. M,s
s.soyment OF these very superior and newly nvSntee
si,ss and those using Needles generally VIII and
thes. well worthy Of call and tnen a.,entn.
s"o'' " A M SIMPSON, (Opposs farmers banAH
may26 1e- NO. loo e--- -, y =
Ips FAMILY LARD-On consignment and ior sale
g,O0O BY lm.ysl I LAZY, 9e .es 1----
IA BarTvIs New No. Mackerei,
~ 80 kfus LEE RDCKE d TAYLOR,
For SAT- by Ne. 100 Main Street.
10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

1T is COMPOUNDED EN-
become an established fac
and approved by all that |
sorted TO with confidence In
10 recommended.
1t has cured thousands
who had given up all hopes
unsolicited certificates In my |
The dose must be adapted
individual taking II, and u.s.
act gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates OF your
use Of the LIVER WN
Liuer Complaints, Bilious
ntc Didrrh9d, Sum msr
Dropsy, Sour Stomach, Hd-
Oholerd, cholera Morbus,
iencs, 1undice, Female
used successfully as an Or
II will cure SICK HEAD
testify IN t,oenty minutes,
fuEs are taken al commence
AH trho use IL are gfpfnG
AIY WATER IN THE
IN TOR, AND
GETHER.
PRIC L ONE DOL,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
Farmers & Merchants Savings Institution

Farmers l. Merchants Savings Institution.
FOUN NDED 1898.
Office No. "a Main St., Lynchburg, Va,
OVER THE MERCHANTS BANK.
FuyHiS old and well known Institution will receive money
l. deposit in OF fyo dollars and ards which will be
called
for any time three monlhs per cent
mum for any time under three months.
JAMES l.. CLAYTON, PresidsnG
MARTIN W. DAvENpoRT. Treasurer.
REGTORS:
JAMES 1. CLAYToR Tobacconist
X. q. ii. KEAS, Attorney al Law.
JAMES W. BURcu, hrm of NJ Hollns x Co.
BENZ. H. NowLIS firm of Nown II Murrel.
JouN r. SLAUGHTER Arm Of Garland Slaughter Co.
JoHN ID. IIoLT, firm OF Clark h Holt.
JouN p KNIGHT, Tobacconst
LHAs j. JONES, firm of McCorkle X Co.
GEO. W. RooKK, arm Of Lee Rocke Il Taylor.
may 1ldts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

NEILL OFFAL-AO00 Bushels shorts,
M 1900 y" Brown Stun, for sale by
an "a JAMES BOYD a co
TUsT hand 5000 Ds Virginia Cured BsoonFor sale by
d VIM II. ROSE CO.,
ty Sts No. 101 Main 81.
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'''j VjAIENrINE :. LEN G. HENfNG, ei,''
G. r. o q Z r 9,
Next Door to the Merchants Bank.

LTNCHBURG, Va.
WE keep on hand constantly Groceries the best equality
w 70 which particularly invite the atteatou ofour friends
nnd customer We tender thanks friends past
yors hope by fidelity the interests all who
ma TO continuance Of the same We receiving
superior lot Of sugars Coees Moasses new crop Candles
Leather Salt &c. &c. which offer cheap for cash
ry produce. Jan So-ts
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SHOES. HATS, TRUN9N AC., &C.
SPRING, 1901
AssoHTMENIE Hr}Mcss ,yyfRY f@71Yht ttLfAARoE'i

sn. NY spring supply q u ssnrs, and very fslh-
Long experience enables 70 pseasni desifnbls
Of noots Shoes Tunka Carpet Bags Hsts
eCapa and other ARTICLES In my line q any hsu:s n
Lyndhburg do. very thankful 10 customevs hon
country city, for very liberal patsunAgs and nov. vA
beautiful house and desirable goods aud accommodating dis
position, uvts q continued patronage.
RDkkDUBY.
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FRETWELL &c HALL,

NU. III m0Iu 0GIO0Gt lyuUuOVkBp w.
1t. HAVE now In store their spring and summer ssoek
Of Boote, 4Aoea Haia Capa Trunks, Oavpe BaeA Va
Mcoa Calf skins, Sole Leather, and al kinds q bhos
Tindings all Of whleh win BE- sold the moss
able tcrmA a. they bought In favorable time.
We also manufacturing Ladies' and 0eaemsns 0ssrs,
overy descriptions, we'll all kinda Of
Of business and would cali the attention Of
j. Miles Cons Boots have them (both dress
nnd doubled Of tho best quality. fmh itdta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

DANK BOOKS aud Banker ":r i'ooks al AT
ID made specially to order ~ we'd BY
may 8l.s iAfNE ~ %h'.- 49," "D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09

AIDES SHOES LADIES SHoEs!.-A beautiful article
Il M ~ SEARURYS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-21
Legal Notace.

Two II. G. Hodge, Henry Fox. p. Sheppard. w
= A. Holland, ID. +. 6toddard, Geo. VI. Martin,
edmund Amour, samuel IA. Etonements, ]. q.
Riley, John Montgomery, John p. Smith. JOSEPH
A Iorrey, Snmusi Raun r. w. Pence, y. A. Lock.
wood. G. A. 6eoAsld, Arnold KendAll, g. r. b. John
son, Vim. S1sr, WIN. Hubbard, ". W. PrieAard, C.
,. Davis, Gideon Myers, r. III. Moore. John Dali
leny, Geo. B. Feb, II. D. ChAttsrson, Honora Ter
fer, John Piken, Henry Mason, J. 4. Hsary, C. L.
Prichard, Walton Banrrcft, Chss. J. Fox. j. r..
lockwood, JAmss Hsndriek, Truman Conkhn, c.
ncoheid. A. q. Ths0s anA Johnson Davies You
ana eaoo Of Jon are hsssby nstiAed thai there il
now On IL j. the once Of ths C7srk of tAs Dis,rcs
Court tn and Tor Lee CouAty, Hona, ~ Ksckuk, Z
petition OF Samuel B. 6solcs, claining of Rufus
"iisey the sum OF twenty seven hundrsA doiiars
ana interest, ss money due on = promissory note
ana Aise claiming of All of you the fore losure of
mortgage executed by aaid kufus Wikey 70 secarr
saia pfomlssory note. Said petition pra " for |.
SAFE q she following mortgagsd premises, il which
Eoa nave or claim TO have Some interest. to-wit :
Inc s-w-4 OF the NO. Of sec. n, township 65
NORTH, range west. In Lee county, Iowa. There
!. Ano on Nile In said case m amended petition
showing mistake in the description Of the afors-
saaa asnd 70 said mortgage and praying corree-
ton thereof BY the Court.
nov, unless you appear and answer said petition
on or sefcre the second day Of the next term Of
sAiu DissIics Court, commencing on the 6rst Mon
oay "a February, 1850, Judgment viii be rendered
ana decree for the sale Of the said real estate
according 70 the prayer of said petition and All tn
interest OF each OF the defendants IN said land Ill
be cut on and forever barred and forsclosed.
MccRARY BRUCE
Solicitors for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-21

NOTICE il hereby given that by virtue OF .
IN power contained In = certain deed OF trust sx-
ecutod to me on the 18th day Of February, A. d.
1857, by NJ. III. Runner and Lizzie Runner, his wife,
OF the city Of Keokuk Lee county, lows, said deed
of trust being given TO secure 70 Peter Eichar, Of
same place, the payment of the sum Of ave thou
sand, nine hundred and dfty-seven 76-l0O dollars,
t45,957.7o,1 the 18th day OF February, 1883, %
stated In said deed n trust-snd default in the
payment Of sad sum having been madc--I, William
Rsddick, win, on the l4th day of February, 1850,
between the hours Of o'clock a. NJ. and o'clock
r. NJ, Of said day. At the door Oh the CLERKS elcs
of the District Court Of Lee county, at Keokuk,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate, to witt Lots No. ten (10l,
eleven tlll, and twelve [12), In block hundred
and nine tl0s1, situate In the city Of Ksokuk Lee
county, Iowa: and execute = deed Of the same TO
the purchaser or purchasers at such sale.
Janl4-dtd WIN. RUDDICK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-21
Leral Notisa.


vso Heinrich Mstken and John McGee: You are
hereby notified that there IL now on 6lo in the ef
nee OF the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa, ~ ksokuk, petition Of Frederick Zuer
claiming OK you the said Heinrich Metken the sum
OF seven hundred dollars, as money due on Eve
pfomlssory notes executed by you to John Hor.
nish and James Elder, and by them assigned &c
Piaintln, and also claiming OF both Of you III.
foreclosure OF . mortgage executed TO secure said
notes and one other note, and conveying lots IL
L. Is andl6, In block II In Glenford, Wright,
addition to the City Of Ksokuk, Lee County, Iowa
Now, unless you APPEAR and answer said petticr
g = sas la..aiay o. tnr second Gay of tn,
next tsrm Of said District Court, commencing OF
the drst Monday In February, 1850, judgment ant
decree will be rendered against you according L
the prayer Of said petition and said real estate w
be sold and all the interest OF each OF the defend
ants therein viii bc cut of and forever barred ant
forsclosed. McCEAHY BRUCE
Deg, ". lsse-dlm Alty's for pIfs.
Two Audscn II. Bridge ~ You are hereby motif q
thAt there is file in the office of tie Clerl
81 Tho district Court Of Les county Iowa at eok
petition or Smith Hamili, Claiming III Won Id.
sam Ut nias hundred dollars, AZ money due on ,
writing obligatory made BY you to Bruce ! Dan.
lsh aud BY them 90 plaintiff assigned, and that ii
AetAahmeut has besn issued and levied on property
u yours, and unless you appear and answer sole
Petsfion on or before the tuesday after the Isl
Mosoay n February next, judgment will be rem,
defed Against You BY default.
RANKIN, MILLER AENSIER,
Use- =, lsos-d Plaintiffs Attorneys.