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sos FRANKLIN L R0THROCK, 5O5

COC - hNhLlN q nOIHkOVAs .llIl
CORNER OF NINTH e. ID STREETS.
Have nov in store their large and beautiful stock
which they most respectfully ask the attention of
AND Chsapness their stock has never been quailed
In the District.
Paper Hang1ngs,
Of every grade and price, of Foreign and Dome site
manu- acture: Papers in Imitation of al The
Woods and Marbles. Borders and Decoration. of
everS conceivable Style and design. vi
Ffre.bOard Prints.
from the plainesI 70 the most elaborate oil painting
window Shades.
and Plain SH ABE LINENS, IF all the .tx,e. md
oolors. We have the Large.t Chea pest And , rst
nest stock 81 these Goods in the city wv
SILT CORNICEs, CURTAIN BANDS And
FINS, PICTURE Nail 3, and all other RAJ.
Work Tor Curtains or Shades. "ss
Picture Cord and Tassels.
Of al the various sizes, colors and eual,tias
shADE TASSELS an endless variety. All Of
which We purchase direct from the manufac ureI
ments. r '"uuce
We have constantly engaged CORPS of superior
woIkmen, a. are at oil times prepared for the ex
ec9tlon OF all work in our line, at moderate Dr.
eena In the most superior style. call 10 solicited
from those who design rehttng. We show our
6o94s With pleasure whether you purchase or not
II. Corner Of Ni.th and % sirsas
sp H-2v Estates and INTEL. oopy.l
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nR. ROBERT HUNTER,

u COZ NEW York;
Physician for, and Operator on all Affections Of N,
THROAT AND LUNGS.
Dr.. Hunter begs to announce his arrival in
Washington on professional business He has
taken rooms At No. PSI Penn. avenue betvesn
18th and 18th streets, directly opposite Gautier,s
EaoonJ where he may be consulted in all forms of
BRONCHIAL and Pulmonary diseases The foIjoWinr
are the affections embraced in the speciality 10
whDh r Hunters pr act ce is confined :. liz: Catarrb
ofthe Nose, En'a-Ged Tonsils, Sore Throat Hoarse
ness and Loss of Voice, Bronchitis. Asthma. Con-
sumption, and all Scrofulous Maladies.
Hours-9 q. M, to SD. m. anIe,f
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The WEArHKR.-The following report Of tie
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time of observation In
abOut z O'Clock
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Hon. ID. 8. Dickinson.

From the the New York Day Book
Considering it our duty to give our readers the
evidences of public opinion in relation to the next
Presidency, we give below a list of papers favor
able to the nomination of Mr.. Dickinson for
President, handed us by friend who has taken
the trouble to collect them together:
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Darts FANCY GOODS,
JUST OPENING at
MciAI GHLIN'S,
ap 12-St Pa. av between 9th and 10th SIS
A DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONS From
"A the Greek. Latin and Modern Languages trans
LATED lnto English.
GREAT TRUTHS BY GREAT AUTHORS
WOE CESI Frs NEW DICTIONARY. Proof
AMERICAN STATE PAPERS, S volumes /.
Public Lands
AMERICAN ARCHIVES, 8 volumes.
DICKENS LAST TALE OF TWO CITIES
BENZ. r. FRENCH
ap l2-lw 21S Pa. av., bet. 18th and 18th sts
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MoRsE's PATENT ExTENDED--The Commits
sioner of Patents has granted an extension of the
Morse patent for seven years from to-day; but has
not yet prepared written opinion
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On looking hastily over our exchanges we find
the following additional papers which favor the
nomination of Mr. Dickinson. There are, proba-
bly,. more among our exchanges, and we shall add
to this list from time to time, papers we may have
omitted Democratic Stnnddrd
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By THE rREsll S Be-, ~, Or THE UNITED
STATES

In pursuance Of law, II, JANIS BUCHANAN, FreeI
dent ofths Unite states ofAmeuea do her bv De
care and D. axe knovn tsst puhnc sales Will he
of MIohis an, at the peT de hereinafter designated
to wit:
At the Land Office at MARQUETTE, commenclug
on Monisy, the 18TH of July next, For the dis
posal OF the vacant lands in the H-Rtnbsrtd
IRONS aud parts Of sections, within the unde rmen
toned townships, which remain TO the United
Statss within six miles on each side Of the raj
roads. :" from Lutte Bay de Noquet 20 Marquette.
and thence to Ontonagop, and from the two LAST
named places to the Wisconsin State line, So hect
required By law. 70 o minimum OF fU0 DO idrA
and fifty cents per acre, VIZ:
NJ L. hnt nlH lrex Of The Ipnl
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To s. s. Billings, Lucinda Billings, M. Billings,
Chas. y. Moore, Dan'l Koch, b. A. Williams,
jesse Hough, Winsr b Evans. James Larkin,
John winthrop, Pattens, Lane Miriam, Dan i
w. Pressell, Peter Hart. Calvin Beebe, j. p.
Ogle, Hiram BA1aey, Rat galloway, w. Van
Horn, BENZ. Jones, David Evans, Geo, @. Dixon,
Oscar Guygar, VIM. Guygar and Mrs. G. III. Guy
gar, widow OF G. III. duygar, deceased, defend
ants;
NOU are hereby notified that thsre is now on fils
III In the Clerks Office of the District Court of
Lee County. Iowa, at Keokuk, petition and
amended petition Of Ben. Johnson, claiming q
Judgment and decree In his favor and against s. s.
Billings for ten thousand dollars with interest
from 9Th June, 1883, and also three thousand dol.
lars with ten per cent. interest from the 18th Of
January 1851, upon said y. 8. Billings two prom
issory notes for said sums praying FOR the fore
closure OF two mortgages securing said notes,
made by 8. s. Billings, upon lot 3, block l3, In
Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, known as the Billings
Home the sale and deciding At said lot TO pay of
said mortgagsd iHcusn brances, the sxtingnishmcni
and cancellation Of MI recorded or pretended In
terssts or liens Of the other defendants in said
lot and the establishment of the true chain Of IT,
tie thereto, the disbursements of the proceeds oil
the sale of said lot according to the respective pr
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 the I'd
day of next term Of said Court, to be holden on
the FIRST Monday Of February, 1860, at Keokuk, OF
judgment and decree will be had against you.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Dec. 2lst, 1859 dim
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Tso Thos. H. Curtis, James Shelley, Jesse H.
i Holmes, Chas. Smith, John stannus, John
Hamilton, w. A. Hinch, A. X. Spears, A. II.
Pickering. ]. MliinghAst, Thas q. waite, Ill ..
T:s. oa,ssr lIs.as s.. webster
Horn, VIM, N. Torrance, D. =. Humphrey, A. II.
nare. Il, nj. Rsyrolds Rufus Wilsey, Briags a
White. Amos II. ShaIts, q. Q. Lockwood, Nv. b.
Iomnson aash'ih obs a.t, v0 = Jsasa,
d. Seeley, Lydia L. Fresh, James Bradford, Z.
W Jennings, Auguat Kraft, August Sterne, and
Thos. Davis, Trustssof Hughes, Davis Co.
You are hereby respectively notified that there
is now file in tho Office Of the Clerk of the Dis.
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, the
potion Of Hiram Barney, assignee Of Chas. Mason
claiming a judgment and foreclosure of mortgage
against Thos. III. Curtis above named, for the sum
Of nine hundred and sevsnty-av 60 100 dollars,
(xp75 6o with ten per cent interest from the 2oth
day of May, 1859, and general ant special execu-
ton against said Thos. Il. Curtis, AID against all
other said defendants above named, praying for
the foreclosure OF mortgage, executed by the said
the S. w. Of section twenty eight ( 80 In town
ship sixty-6ve 1851 north of rarge five (6)
west, situated In Lee county, State OF Iowa, the
sale Of said 'mortgaged property to pay OH said
debt, the extin guishment of all equity of redemp
ton thesrin, and tor costs and oil general relief,
yon md each Of you are notified to appear and an
aver said petition on the morning OF the second
day of the 1t term of said Coart 10 be holden
the nr6L Monu&y Oh lcuVs VI
and decree win be had therein prayed for, by de-
fault W. H. WOkThINd1ON,
] decI6d4w Sol'r for Hiram Barney.
rive A. B. McElroy, Mary McElroy, 8. Il. Jones,
i III. Jones, ]. p. Richards and A. q. arinnan.
You are hereby notified that there il now on file
Ia the Once OF the Clerk OF the District Court Of
Lee County Iowa, Ut Ksoksk, the petition Of Lewis
D. Hamilton, claiming ~ against each and all You
the foreclosure Of mortgage, executed Feb. 3D.,
1857, by A. b. McElroy TO the said Hamilton, upon
thirty i've and one-haf acres of the Soulful ast
quarter OF section thirteen 131 township xty six
tee) north Of range Eve west, bounded - follows:
commencing ut the sectional line above Nashville,
running west thence about one-fouFth Of = mile,
thence to . culvsrt on the railroad thence to the
river, thence to the place of beginning, situated
in Lee county, State Of lows, 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 estat to pay said
amount, and for general and special relief, and
unless you appear and answer thereto or before
the 18th day Of February next that being the second
day OF the next term Of said court, Judgment win
be rendered against you thereon.
w. III. WoRTHINGToS.
decl6dlm Sol'r for L. d. Hamilton.
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Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
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Legal Nsuacc.

FTso 3. G. Hodge, Henry Fox, r. Sheppard, W
l. A. Holland, d. r. Stoddard, Geo. w. Martin,
Edmund Armour, Samuel n. Stonemsnts, J. q,
Riley, John Montgomery, John p. Smith, Joseph
A. Torrey, Samuel Raun ,P. W. Pence, b. "A. Lock-
wood. G. A. 6coAeid, Arnold Kendall, q. r. b. John
son, VIM .Sier, VIM. Hubbard, W. w. Prichard, g.
5. Davis, Gideon Myers, r. III Moore, John Dali
ieny, Geo. b. Felt, II. d. Chatterton, Honora Tep.
fer, John Hken, Henry Mason, J. r. Henry, c. T.
Prichard, WaitOA Bancroft, Chas. j. Fox, j. H.
Lockwood, James Hendnck, Truman Conkln, G.
Scoheld. A. G. Thome and johnson Davies You
and each of You ars hereby notified that there il
now ON Me in the ONCE OF the Clark or the District
Court IN and for Lee County, Iowa, Ut Keokuk, =
petition OF samuel b. Scoles, claiming Of Rufus
N1lsey the sum OF twenty hundred dollars
and interest, ~ money due on promissory note !;
and alD claiming OF AL OF you the foreclosure Of .
mortgage executed by said Rufus Wilsey 20 secure
SAID promissory note. Said petition pra Us for n
sale OF the following mortgagsd premises, IN which
Jon have or claim TO have some interest, to-wit !:
The s-w OF the ne. 1 Of sec. 81, township 6b
north, range west, In Lee county, Iowa. There
u Also on nie In said case amended petition,
showing mistake in the description Of the afofs-
SAID iand In SAID mortgage, and praying corrcc-
tion thereof by the Court.
on OF before the second day of the next term Of
said Distric Court, commencing on the Hrst Mon
day tn February, 1860, Judgment will be rendered
and decree for the sale or the said real estate.
according to the prayer Of said petition and ali the
interest of each of the defendants In said land viii
be cut on and forever barred and foreeiosed.
MCCRARY BRUCE,
Solicitors for Petitioner
Dec. %, 1S60-Im
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OriRtnal Natica.

VeO NELSON SACK: fou are hereby notified
tha there 10 now dle In the Clerks Once Of
petition and amended petition Of Henry O. De-
Louis and Louise O. DeLouis, minors, Who sue by
their Guardian, Martin Stafford, claiming or ysu
the revsrsion in fee simple Of the following real
tate, situated IN Lee county Iowa, viz: the undi-
videi ighths Of Lot No. 10 In Block No. as.
In the city Of keokukj said reversion being ex-
pectant the estate for LIE OF Henry b. DeIouis
therein said petition also claiming that petition
sSs- title 70 said rsvsrsion - against you be de-
less You appear and snswer 10 said petition on or
befors ths second day Of the term OF said Court
at Ksokuk 70 b. holden, Judgment viii be render
cd against you thereon.
CURTIS, GILMORE i CURTIS.
Jan. 4, 166O-4w Att'ys for Petitioners
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decl6dlm
Legal NOTICE.

Two Jas. Brown and Franklin Keith Sirs-You
i are hereby notified that there il now on file IN
the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court of Lee
County, Iowa, IT Keokuk, the petition and amend
cd petition of James Hannah, claiming the fore
closure Of certain mortgage executed and deliv-
cred 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 an interest in said property mort
gagged also asking Judgment against said James
Brown for the sum Of eight hundred dollars as
money due upon . prcmissory note executed by
you to the order Of said j. r. Allen and secured by
said mortgage. And unless you appear and answer
thereto before ths 7th day Of Feb. next, that
being the second day OF the next term of said
Court, Judgment viii be rendered against you
thereon. w. III. WORTHINGTON,
Solicitor for JAMES HANNAH.
Dec n 1850 d I'm
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So ERIFF,S SALE.
deca Iilm


TFMetee'a sale.
NOTICE liz hereby given that by virtue Of =
~ power contain ed In certain deed Of trust ex-
ecuted to me on the 18th day Of February, A. ID.
1857, by M. II. Runner and Lixsie Runner hi wife,
of the city Of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, said deed
Of trust being given to secure to Peter Eichar of
same place, the payment Of the sum Of Eve thou
ssnd, nine hundred and ffty-ssven 76-lo0 dollsrs,
5,957.76,l the 18th day OF February, 1858, ~
stated In said deed af trust--snd default in the
payment of said sum having been made-I, William
Ruddick, viii, on the I4th day Of February, 1856,
between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and O'Clock
p. M, Of said day, the door of the Clerks Office
Of the District Court Of Lee county, 1t keokuk,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate, TO wit: Lots No. ten (10),
eleven " and twelve f12l, in block hundred
and nine lle9) situate in the city of Keokuk, Lee
county, Iowa: and execute a deed of the same to
JAnl4-dtd VIM. RUDDICK.
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Legal Notice.


TWO Heinrich Metksn and John Mcaee: You are
hereby notified that there Ia on file in the Of
foe of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa, at Ksokak, petition Of Frederick Zugs
claiming of you the said Heinrich Metken the sum
of seven hundred dollars, ~ money due on Ave
promissosy notes executed by yon 10 John Hor-
nish and James Elder, and by them assigned TO
plsintah, and also claiming Of both Of you the
foreclosure OF mortgage executed to secure said
noLu~ .nu ouarE note, ana scying lots a. T.
ID, II, - and l6 in block II in 9lenford Wrights
addition to the City of kcokuk, Lee County, Iowa
Nov, unless You appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning OF the second day OF the
next term Of said District Court. commencing on
the FIRST Monday in February, 1860, Judgment and
dscree will be rendered against you according To
the prayer Ut said petition and said real estate win
be sold and all the interest OF each OF the defend
ants therein will be cut Of and forever Larred and
foroclossd. McCkARY u BRUCE.
Dsc. Y. lses-dim Atty's for Prfs.
Two Hudson u. Bridge - Ysu are hereby Motif ID
that thereis on his In tho ufsee Of the CLERK
OF the District Court Of Lee coun iowa at uk
petition of Smith HsmilI, claiming Of ven the
sum Of nine hundred doIlxrs, as money due on :
writing obiig&tory made BY Jon TO Bruce 4 DAM
ids and by them to plaintiff assigned and that an
attachment has been Issued and levied on property
Of yours, and uniess you appear and answer said
petition on or before the Tuesday after the LIST
Monday In February NEXT, judgment will be rem
defsd Against you BY default.
RANKIN, MILLER d ENsIRR,
Doc ~, 1880 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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g1S0 HAWKINS TAYLOR, N. II. Delapiain, W m.
i Stotts Il Sons, SamI Bonner Vim. II. l.. Rud-
dick Chase i Jewett, Rankin 4 Miller, James M.
Corbet, Clsghorn Harrison, James W.. Grimes,
sumner Stebbins, ConnAble 4 smyth, Frederick III !.
Moore, Rob't Getty, r. HI. Smith, John j. Kelsey,
Charles Parsons Co., ID. r. Miller, Edgar III.
CLINE, Samuel Ritchey, Joseph strottmsn, Pieklen
h Lucas, 8. Il J. Hamill, James B. Foley, Brown 4
Ciendening, Cady, Jones 4 Peck, Geo. b. Wilson,
James lack, jesse huddick, Edward Boynton, s. C.
5. Carter, and Guy Wells: You are hereby notis
fed that there is now file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court In Lee County, Iowa,
Keokuk, petition OF Matthew Reilly, claiming of
said Hawkins Taylor three thousand five hundred
dollars, money due on three promissory notes
cuted by him to plaintiff March g. 1887 and of all Of
you the foreclosure of . mortgage given by him TO
said notes. on tract Of land situated on the
right bank Of the Mississippi river, being part oil
the northeast fractional quarter Of section twenty
four, township sixty five north Of range five west
In the County of Lee and State Of Iowa, more par.
tieulay described In said petition, and being ths
equal undivided one-han of four and 5-I00 acres
more or less except OF the west end Of sais
tract, previously sold 70 b. Farnun. And uni es
you appear and answer thereto on or before the x
day OF the February term, 1850, OF said Court
judgment will be rendered against you thereon.
ORION CLEMENS,
Dec. 10, lSb9-dlm Atty for plt'f.
Il
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Peach, PLAIN and Cherry Trees, sither Standard or
Dwarf, Graps Roots Or Cuttings ourrant, Coos
berry, Raspbssry and blackberry bushes. together
With Evsfgrssns and ornamental ehrabbry, viii
r~o~sve nsompt and faithful attsntion-
Trsss delivered In any part Of the City free Of
charge.
Nursary Grounds II the Western part OF the
City, on Dss Moinss Avsnue.
q. o. HILTON, i
(Lats Hubhell = Hilton.)
Kn0knk SAINT 4. lAkA-AkY