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LexAy Notice.


To Samuel r. Carey, Nj. III. Runner, Chas. Parsons;
John Mcneil 4 Co., F. Ill. oliiphant, Jesse
NJ Reeves, Price j. Patten 4 Co., and C. M. Hoy.
FIsuEkE is now on fls In the ofica Of the Clerk
l. Of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa. at
keokuk, the petition Of flaming & Higgins
claiming of NJ. II. Runner, the maker Of a note,
and Samuel h. Carey the eLdorser, and en- jude-
ms1t against plaintiffs endsrsers OF said note,
the cum Of twelve hundred dollrrs; and claiming
against NJ III. Runner the forsclos ure 81 Q mort
gag given on certain real estate in the city III
keokuA; said petition represents that plaintiffs
hare discharged the Judgment said note, tkaa II
the Other PENDANTS have an interest In the prop
erty murtgaaed. The prayer also is that all the
interet OF tie Defendants be cut OF, the property
s0td, and for general re lief.
d Unless yon appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day OF the February term
tlsh0l Of said Court, Judgment will be rendered
against you-
RaNTTS, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
New. 8, 1889 d pltfls' Att,ys.
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legal Notice.

. Fs
10 G. M. Service and James Reynolds,
NyOU are hereby notified that there IL now on file
u In the Office Of the Clerk OF thu District cour,
Of Lee County, Iowa, AT Ksokak, - petition Of
Henry s Clarke, aiming II you y. M. service the
sum Ut three hundred and fifty dollars and inter
est,as oncy due on . prolnissory note executed
by c. Nj Service to James Reynolds md by him
eadorsfd 10 plaintiff, and claiming of both Of you
the Foreclosure OF q mortgage given TO secure said
note and two other notes, and conveying the fol
lowiag real estate, to wit; part Of lots and s.,
in block i5s. In the city OF keokuk, being twenty
Eve feet from ing on Eleventh. street, beginning
5feet irns the ends IT snia lass sud rnsning
width MT right angles across said lots iDe fest,
IN Lee county, Iowa. In which said real estate tha
sad Jsmea Reynolds has or claims to have scrne In
sc-ess. 4..--.4--r..e~--~~4--
E-p1v; urf.ss you appear and answer said petition
% or before tae sscona day of the next term of
saia District Court, commencing on the frst Mon
day In February. 1880, Judgment ana decree win
b. rendered according to the yer of said petition
an ssii real estate will be seld to satisfy the
amount found to be due plaintiff, iaterest and
costs and all yonr interest thereln viii be cut OF
ana forever barred ard forecosed
McCRAkY 4 BRUCE,
Solicitors for Petitioner.
4 Dee. Il. 1850 dim
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Gnlted states mArshal,s sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, l CO

United NtNtAS NtArs halss sale.
UNITED b. sIanE :. u lo AMERICA IS.
DY virtue OF on Execution TO me directed. issucd
~ ~ the Clerk of ths Dlstrict Court OF the Uni
ted States for the southern Division Of the District
Of Iowa, and against Artkor Waicott. defendant,
and In favor Of Nathan Newsom, have levied
upon, and will sell TO the highest bidder, II the
.loef Of tie Clerk once OF the District Court ~
tn Gnitsd Saaesy for 80 Bissct II fowS st X co.
kIk In said Dtftstet on Abe 24sh day u 1ehrsAry,
and 1 o'clock p. m. Of ssid dsy. the foilowinr
property, to-wiss Lot No. IL in Block No. ls7 .
Lots No. 7and In Block a. and Lots and 8 la
Fayetts Easarcs in the City II keokuk, Lee Coan-
ty, lows. Taksn md tcvied upon as the property
tion. stgIg8
keokuk, Jan. ~, 1860.
l.. SUMMERS. e. s. Marshal,
jan2sdtd BY j. Y. ANTHONY, Deputy.
". a.. ArsrIs. @. u. ALsxKA.
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NOTICE.
FIsAA SALE of LgFS an which as,,n,n.n,
!. LAX y due and uapaid for paving sidewalk O.,
Main stFgctt w
oFnsf's name Lot. Block. Tax. Cost.
Unknown, y IA saaaa =, -
2aft com 30
1T firm Wa
ter st. acres yr,t r,a
NoiigE Is hereby given TO the owners az the
bed 10 the foregoing list situated In the
NY Ct heakpk, Lee County and state Of iva
tnat n Special tar has beer .s.ess.d .-a an
sala lois o. designated in the above list by the Civ
1aonc,i OF the City Of Keokuk, and unless paw
msnt oe mads OF the tax 70 levied. and also ali
costs on Or before the 9Th day oil February. A. b.
1oos, the SAID lots CT much thereof @ shall he
noasssary 70 discharge saad tar and costs viii BE-
soia on the day aforesaid, at the MAYORS Office in
sala city, between the hours OF o'clock :. ~.
and . o'clock p. m.
G. G.. STEVENS,
,aso collector OF the City OF KAoku al.
A Ls0, Banks u New York, Adam Pc'5s I.ove =
a little love ae long, Life CT Huia3oids, Iarls
OF tie King, yidocq, MiEs slimmcn,s Winaor
GOLD Foil, fur sale ut
OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 co.'s
CaTY EoaK srosE
uee1oo Nc. 81 Main 81
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fehIdtd


STATE OF IOWA, &C
LEE Cousrr, 90.
DY sittue Of 4 Special Executin. 10 ns directed.
~ Iaeed ~ tke Msyk ~ mo DlsnSet Csurt Ok
cid Saansy, apc6 y judgment detained Ia said
Court, in favor Of Leander HArbine and against
Isaac vanAusdsll, which Judgment has been sold
and nssigN 4. 0saL har levied upon.
ana sslIto The kigAsst bidder st the door OF the
Clerks office OF the District Court Of Lee County
lows, at Keoknk in faid county, on the LIST dsy
Of March, A. d. 1850, between the hours OF nine
o'clock m. and four o'clock p. m. Of said day.
the fcllowinv property. to-wit The NV. quarter
section two ~, township 81, range west also,
also, east half ne quarter section l. towns hip 65
range and also, east half quarter section a.
townahip ee, range b--ali In Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon Ard t. b. sold b. ordAr of Court
to satisfy kaid writ al execution.
Keokuk, Jan. so, 1860.
ag II. III. GRIFFITH, Ehefin Of LeeCe.,
dti BY J. B. KnIaHs, Deputy.
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w. M. AUxTIN q co.,
Groccrs ana Prsdsce Dealers,
NO. lis MAIN-sT.,
KEOk ......-... .~~..JOWA.
SIGAR-cUKED ma ms.
E,REsH SUGAR CURED HAMS always on hand
l. and for sale by w. ii. AUSTIN 4 co.
Dec. Ii, '6s-dAw
TMENH OYxTERN
Z EcEivED daily, and for sale low by
deels lis Main-st.
SUGARS.
4 LII grades Of N. o..
n Crushed,
for sal. Low BY AUSTIN iSa ! u uo'
prime RIO, COFFEE
Laguayra,
W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.'S,
decI3d6- No. lis Main-st,
BEIeHEA's, \ . r.,,r,
and Plantation,
in bills. bbb. and kegs for sale BY
W. Ii. AUSTIN r CO.,
dectsddw lis Main,st.
TEAS TEAsg!
IMPERIAL, Young Tyson,
Powchong and English Breakfast Teas,
LARGE assortment for sale Low BY
w. III. AUSTIN CO.,
FLOUR. FLOUR!
CITY MILLS "FOuR ACE"
~ Magnolia Mills,
Gate city Mills.
and other brands Of Flour, for SALE Wholesale and
Retait. Enquire at the ssTity Mills or At
W. AUSTIN q CO.'S.
r; Dss,s,aa- - lls a..n-...
- LONDON PORTER
and ALsOpP'SP PALE ALE,
BY a .ss ssI. or dss.. for sale BY .usr,s
- for sale by WI. AUSTIN = co.
dec13d
WANTEDy
500 bush. Hungarian Grass Seed, and
200 bush Timothy Seed. for which the hi
4.' ''''' 'A'I w. WI i. . a Ps;T y 4 CO..
decl5 1l8 Man-st.
10DXS GERMAN SOAP. u. ii. Hill i co. + Tor
tJ sale by W. Ii. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
decl3 lls Main At.
ME are paying Cash for kAHs, Old Brass and
w and Copper. BUTTER, EGGS, and all other
Country Produce.
". II. AUSTIN 3 CO.,
decl3dtw No. 1lsMain- street.
1000 Enshels 81 Wheat Wan ted, for
which we will PAY ST. LOUIS PaICnS, III de-
Evered soon. W.H. AUSTIN i 90.
decl2d6w
-.
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naynrd TIA ayers New W orks.
"A HOME AND ABROAD, A Sketch Book Of
"A Life, Scenery and Men. by Bayard TAYLOR.
Also, Travels in Greece and Russia, with an Ex-
Plates Delphi and the Church Of St. Basil Mos
COW, More vigorous and graphic than either of IL
predecessors. FOR sale at - '-'
OGDEN, DR0WEELL h co.'s
Noy29d - Ms;r.
g iCIkLES.A good article Of kic Ia for = Il r.
~ lnAylo1 Wan. TUCKFR'
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SAMUEL BoMHToL, ct d., /


HArKfET kNfVELy, 1T al.
DY vsrsue of an orGsr of the District Court of
ID LEE County, lows, In the foregoing case, Of
tAe September term, 1868, ct Keokuk the under
sgued . majority Oh the ommissicnsrs appointed
by the Court, tths other being ABSENT will on the
ao'cinck .. m. and o'clock p. m, in front Of the
Court House in the City OF keokaks sell TO the
highest bidder, Lots Nos. three (3 and sixteen Tier
In block No. three ts), In the town Of West Point,
La county, Iowa. -
Terms cash. A deed will DO executed TO tbs
purchaser.
q. w. SANDERS,
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"IIL CURE, ana Ases aassy cure,
w some Of the most wretchsd Gases Of kheuma
asm Paralysis. Hlss, a., that wsss ever known
Try IL cpe, On the gsms af tssfhine ohildrea, on
la5y's gathered breast and zee how quieting II
pfuves. AL thc best doctors use II who have be
come acquainted with ID, aud every Afsi class dmg
gist sells IL.
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IODXs GERMAN SOAP. o. ii, Hill ! Ca. + for
10 sale by w. Ill. AUSTIN a CO.,
decly LIS Main af
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nee41l s. liz 80 " MAfn-st.
u "A NV HOOK EOls aSO w
Vile Boys Book Of Mqdara Travel And Adve~.
- ture, " Meredith ones. for sai ! by
-. .O0DEN, BR0WNxLL 3 CO..
MSsAso .8@3s 8 sf&s % Uain-et
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TEAS TEAs!s
IMPERIAL, Young Hyson,
l. Powchong and English Breakfast Teas
LARGE assortment for sale Low by
w. III. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
deci3 lis Main.st
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mOLAs&ES.
- N. o. Refinery
and Plantation
in bbls. bbh. and kegs for sale by
w. III. AUSTIN r CO.,
decf3d6w lis Msiu-st.
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- LONDON PORTER
and ALsOpP'S PALE ALE.
by the Dbl. or dss., for sale by
dee13dkw w. II. AUSTIN Acl. 4
GA1T.--New York fine, in bills :, g. A. In SKIS.
- for sale by W. III. AUSTIN 4 co.
declyd
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-26
THE K. G.. C.'s.y


The Columbus (Ga.) Enquire, Of the 18th
inst. makes some statements which, if true,
substantiate General BIoKLEYs still-existing
claims as commander-in- chief of the order Of
the Knights of the Golden Circle, notwithstand-
ing the late action of the members assembled at
New Orleans. The Enquire, says:
There was quite large meeting at Temper
ance Hall, Saturday night, assembled in pursu-
ance of call which announced that Gen. Geo.
Buckley, Commander-in.C Of the K. G. G.,
would on that occasion deliver an address. Por-
ter Ingram, ESQ.,, was called to the chair, and
introduced Gen. Buckley, who spoke for about
an hour and half in explanation Of the objects
of his order, and of the recent difficulties at
New Orleans. He showed very clearly that the
meeting at New Orleans had no authority what
ever to speak or act for the order, and that Its
election of a new Comnander-in-Chief was sim
ply ridiculous. He trested that assembly as
body of excited men, who had been congregated
prematurely and irregulsrly, and had been de.
ceived (if at all) by those who organized and
headed them Mt New Orleans, not by the speak
er. In reference to the funds Of the order, he
declared that they had not come into his hands
that he declined to take money raised Tor the
assistance of the order-and that the whole
monetary arrangements belonged to the Finance
Department. He stated that the regular K. G..
C. at New Orleans, headed by Col. Csstelanos,
took no part in these disorderly proceedings,
but adhered to the rules and the officers OF the
order. He had called general convention OF
the order, at Raleigh, N c., on the 7th of May,
and he pledged himself to substantiate before
that body oil the statements made in his ad-
dress. We believe that his exposition of the
principles and plans of his order, and of the le-
gality and Importance Of its enterprise, gave
general satisfaction.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-26

York in the Lemon slave case denies the right Of
masters to hold slaves in passing through that
State. The case will probably go to the su-
preme Court. ......".We understand, says the
Southern Guardian, that SrUKEs, who was in
dicted for the murder of DR.. McNERLY DuBosE,
in Clarendon District, was found guilty Of MUIR
der at the session of the Court just held st
Manning. ........'Mr. JOHN OWENS, one Of the
remnants of that gallant band Of soldiers, the
Palmetto Regiment, died on the 4th instant at
Edgefeld Court House.
The first trsin from Charleston passed over
the Charleston and Savannah Railroad on Sat
urday. .....".,Che negroes belonging to the estate
of Col. J. q. IRBY, of Lsurens, were sold few
days since by order of Administrator. The first
days sales averaged $1055;; the second day
ranging still higher. ''''."'We learn through the
Enterprise thst gentleman Of Greenvlle pro.
poses to be one of fifty men to subscribe tsoc
hundred dollars each for the establishment Of 9
common scbool-book publishing concern in Green
vile. This will form nucleus Of ten thousand
dollars, which sum he considers sufficient Il
inauqurate small concern for the purpose inten
ded-that of publishing such books as are used
in the primary branches Of an English education
........The sum required for the new Alctic eI
pedition has been raised, and DR.. HAYES is nov
in a position to start in the month Of Jtne fol
the shores of Grinnell Land, from thence to pro
oeed towards the open Polar Sea, discovered b.
Kane where be confidently expects to solve th'
last great geographical problem Of the age, th'
precise location Of the North Pole.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-26
HEALTH OF YORK.

We notice in some of our exchanges regret
that there is much sickness in parts Of York and
Chester Districts. To prevent this rumor from
effecting our schools here, and from rendering
parents uneasy who have daughters in the Fe-
male College or sons in the Military school, we
desire to state that the health of our town and
immediate vicinity was never better than at
present There is no locality in the state heal
thier than ours. But one death has occurred
among the cadets-and that was from laryngitis,
to which persons are liable anywhere-since the
establishment of our Military School six years
ago.
We regret, however, that, while our town and
vicinity are so signally blessed, there is some
sickness in remote localities of our District
The exchanges, above referred to- will e1pecial-
ly obige US by copying this article or giving its
Soo
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-26
MERE.MENTION,

Among the speakers at the Senior Exhibition
of Erskine College, on the 9Th April, we notice
the name of our young friend, Mr.. ]. NJ. Nc
GILL, of this District His theme was-"THE
WALpENsEs. .""...""The English papers state
that the fund for the relief of the Pope, which
is being collected in Ireland, will be larger than
the most sanguine anticipated. At the latest
adyices els, 900 had been collected in the city
of Dublin alone, and the collections were not all
in. .........Who would be Prince? The United
Service Gazette says that Prince ALBERTis treated
in the navy precisely as if he were the son of
private gentleman, with one exception; he is
forbidden to smoke !........Much excitement has
been produced among the Jews of Cincinnati, il
consequence of the refusal of absolution to sew
era Irish servant girls, who were employed in
Jewish families The Hebrews in return, threat
en- to discharge all Catholic workmen in their
mercantile houses. ......"The aggregate tonnage
of the steam marine of the q. States amounts
to 153, 1866 tons, of which 94.lll is owned in N.
York, and cost S16,231 088. 13. '...'.'.A revolu-
tionary movement has taken place in Spain. Gen.
ORTEaA, with 5000 men under his command,
has declared Don CARLOS as King. 1.-THE
late decision of the Court of Appeals of New
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THE CONVENTION.

The National Democratic Convention met at
Charleston on Monday, at II o'clock; and the
Hon. F. B. FLouRNoY, of Arkansas, was appoint
ed Chairman. Hon. CALEB CUSHING, of Massa-
chusetts, was nominated for the Presidency, and
B.. H. WILSON, of South Carolina, for the Vice
Presidency of the Convention.
In view of the threatened secession of Ala
bama and Mississippi delegates from the Charles
ton Convention if the slave-code resolutions be
not adopted, move will be made to nominate q
candidate precedent to making platform.
The South Carolina Delegation, says the Cou-
rier, met on Saturday evening, and were in ses
sion up to midnight The ground to be taken
will, we are assured, be eminently satisfac-
tory to the people of the State. They have re-
solved to vote for HUNTER, of Virginia.
The number of visitors, exclusive of delegates,
who were reported up to Sunday morning did
not, we think, exceed fifteen hundred persons.
Many of these were from considerable distances,
and the list will be largely increased. We may
expect this day some of our visiting friends from
South Carolina and from neighboring cities, but
it is now quite evident that the precautions taken
by our leading landlords to prevent surfeit of
visitors to the city will be entirely successful.
The Mercury says:
mass meeting of the Northwestern deega-
tions was held at Hibernian Hall. Gen. McCon
nell, of Illinois, presided. On taking the Chair,
he made brief speech.
Hon. George E. Pugh, of Ohio, in response to
q call, said the Democracy of the Northwest come
here to support the nomination of the Convention,
with no contingency of platform or candidate.
When they enter upon this contest with what
ever platform the Convention may adopt, they
not only draw the sword, but throw the scabbard
away The Northwest has no controversy with
the Convention they have only their duty to per-
form. to obey their constituents by voting for
him who is their first choice.
Gen. Lnder, of Illinois, said, we want to pre-
serve the Democratic party in the Free States,
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From the st. Louis, Mo. DAILY Evening News.


We wish to call the attention of our readers to
a new article in the way Of medicine. Messrs.
Potter& & Merwin, who are natives Of our State,
have long been known to us as high toned hon
orable gentlemen, in whom We place the most
explicit confidence. They are manufacturing an
article known as the "Gherokee Remedy" Of
which On advertisement appears in another COL
umn Of to- days paper. From what several medi-
cal gentlemen of veracity aud honor have told rs,
together with our hig esteem and confidence for
the proprietors, We are inclined to believe that
this article possesses merit of no low order
We are told that cures have been performed in
our city that had baffled the skill Of our most
learned practitioners. II this article proves
what it is represented to be, new era will take
place in the treatment Of diseases for which it Is
intended, as, every unfortunate can truly attest
to the disagreeableness Of the nauseous, and de-
bilitating effects of the mixtures they have been
obliged to swallow. We know the proprietors
would not knowingly deceive the public. There
fore We advise any Of our readers, who may be
so unfortunate to need an article Of this kind,
to procure at once the Cherokee Remedy;" you
can find it at any Drug Store in the Southern
States. .aa
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But as I wish to make my letters short, so as

But as I wish to make my letters short, so as
not to fatigue you, will bring this one to
close. Ibeg leave to occupy several numbers Of
your highly entertaining paper with the full
statement Of my case. This will the better en-
able you to give me advice applicable to my con-
dition. Piesse,c communicate with me prirately;
for, if my daughters, who have the redeeming
habit of reading your paper constantly, should
see your advice given .editorially, and then dis
cover that was puttingit in practice in regard
to them, they might suspicion-which would
not have them do-:hat am the writer Of these
letters. Twill adopt your advice slowly and
cautiously, and thus, by insensible degrees,
effect, as hope, change, without which, as
my letters will convince you, my family is des-
tined to sad downfall.
1 remain until next week, and until death,
yours very truly, AN OLD FOGY.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-26
THE CALIFORNIA MOSS.

This article which has become very popular
in many parts of the country for making beer,
and as yeast for loaf bread, has lately attained
the reputation of being poisonous when used in
either of these ways. Aprofessor of one of the
Nashville Medical Colleges states that several
deaths have occurred recently, that can be di-
rectly traced to the use Of California Beer.
On the contrary, DR.. DARBY, the compounder
of the Prophylactic fluid, says there is no more
danger in the magic yeast" as it is sometimes
called, than in the common yeast that, in fact,
it is nothing more nor less than yeast.
We have used the article few times without
experiencing any feeling of sickness or pain
The most enlightened and scientific opinion, yet
obtained, seems to declare that California Moss"
is not poisonous.
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LATEST NEWS.
Latest from Charleston.
CHARLEsToN, April 2

.sz-. .s-T CHARLESTON, April "a.
The Nomination of the Hon. C. Cushing, says
the Gcrolinian, being confirmed as President Of
the Convention, on taking the Chair he delivered
an able and patriotic address.
The Committee on Platform has not been
harmonious as was apprehended, and there is
some danger of split in the party. The Con-
vention, however, has decided, to-day, by q
large majority, to agree to platform before TO-
morrow.
The Courier gives the following as the dslegs
ton from South Carolina:
James Simons, Samuel MCGOWAN, r. Il. vii.
con, R. B.sBoylston, Henry Buist, Thomas E.
Powe, Gabriel Cannon, T. N. DaWkins, ]. q.
Witherspoon, E. W. Charles, B. D. Townsend,
A. W. Bethea, George N. Reynolds, Jr., Thomas
Y. Simons, W. II. HASTE, A. A. Allemong, B. q.
Brown, James Patterson, ]. E. A. Bellinger, P.
z. Maloney, Arthur Simkins, L. Boozer, John
A. Metts, B. 2. Herndon, B. F. Perry, John 8.
Preston, J. P. Reed, O. E. Edwards, Samuel
Rainey, J.R. shanklin, Franklin Gaillard, 8.
r. Chandler. %, ~