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Dated Toledo, Jan. Sd 1860. v2nllw,
Original Notice.

ORIGINAL NOlyCf.
70 Amandus Nassau and J b .nna Massua
his wife, and James H. Brush and Ephraim
Bailey;
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that, there is now on file in the office Of the
Clerk Ct tho District Court Of the State of Iowa
within and for the County Of Tama, a petition
Of Harriet +. Bailey, claiming Of you the fore
closure of mortgage therein described, and
that unless you appear and plead thereto on
or before the first day Of the next term Of said
Court, to be holden in said County. default
will DO entered against you, and judgemen,
rendered thereon as prayed for
Isaac l.. Alien,
Attorney for Plaintiff
The publication Of the above Notice, is made
by orcer Of the proper authority in vacation.
December 3lst 1859. v2nll~4
ESFRAY NO1llE.
Taken mp by Frederick Dagner living in
Toledo Township, Tama CO., Iowa, on the stb
day Of December. A. j. 1852, one dark red
steer, with half crop OF the right ear and u
full crop on the left, a spot or blsmish in his
left eye, supposed to be seven years old next
spring, appraised 1t twenty dollars.
A true copy in substance.
DAVID D. APPRECIATE
County Clerk.
January 1th, A. d. 1869. v2nl2m3
OLIVER sTARTsNAN.
DEBLER IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY
silver & Plated Ware.
Scissors, Pocket Cutlery, Spectactes
AND ALL
KINDS OF FANCY GOODS.
n. B. Repairing Of al kinds done 4 war.
ranted to give satisfaction.
Those visiting the city will ind it to their
advantage to give me q call.
Pswels Block FIRST Brick Block East Of the
fremont House.
Iewa City, july 1, 1857 nRtf
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II a N K II II
Cook SARGENT, Davenport, Iowa
Cook, SARGENT PARKER, Rock Island, Ill
Cook, SARGENT Cook, Fl. Des Moines
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LOWELL, MASS.
J. Shanklin, Toledo; c. Hazlett, Eurekr.
r. R.ggles g. Co. Indiantown; Levi Marsh and
Smith & Hale, West Irving; Alien Hosford
Dubuaue /. II. Reed s. Co. Chicago; and
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Original Notice.

ctsts o. iowa,
TAnA county.
John H. Myers, Rehecca Myers, Mer-
rift A. Turner, Abram L. Myers, John c. Hen.
ley ~ Trustee--and Cook, Sargent 4 Downey.
you and each Of yon are hereby notified tina.
there 10 new on 6le in the Office Of the clerk Of
the District court Of Tama county, Iowa; q
petition Of Tsrtius W. Wads worth and Gorge
N. Wells, partners in trade, under the name
aud style Of Wa1sworth h Wells claiming Of
you the foreclosure Of oil your equity Of Re
denption in and t. the following described
premises situated in said county to-wit: the
r. Of s. E. ! of section 10 and the N. f. / Of
n. W. Of section 20 in township SO, north Of
Range 10 west Of the 9th p. m, and other re-
lief and that unless you appear and make de-
Tense thereto on or before the morning Of the
second day If the next term Of said District
court Of Tama county, judgment and decree
viii bs re' d'rsd against you - prayed for in
said petition. Edmsnds, Ransom /
Allen.
Attys for Pl fl.
Service Of the above notice upon John H.
Myers, Rebecca Myers, Merritt A. lurnet and
Abram L. Myers. is ordered nv the proper au
thority 70 be made nv rrh'icat;an.
January sth, 1860. (pf$7,7) v2nl2w4
A mintstras Or's Notice.
Notice 10 hereby given tina. the undersign-
Cd has been appointed Administrator Of th'
Estate Of Adam Zehrung, deceased, all per-
sons having claims against said estate viii
present them, and all persons indebted to said
Estate will call and settle the same.
JONAS p. WOOD,
Administrator.
Toledo, Jan. 25th, 1850. v3n14w2
LEGAL NOTICE.
State Of Iowa, In District Court q said
State within and for said
Tsna County. County.
John Mucklcr
~.
B. F. Staley and
Jacob Stalsy.
To B. T. stalsy and Jacob staley
Defendants.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there 10 now on file in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of said State, within and
Tor said County petition Of John Muckler
claiming Of you the sum Of two hundred and
twenty dollsrs ($220,) with interest At the
rate Of ten per cent from the 4th day Of De-
cenbsr 4. D. 1858 - money justly due him
On three certain promssory notes, and that
unless you appear and make defence thereto
on or before the first day Of the next term Of
said District Court to be holden in said coun-
~, your default will be entered and Judgment
rendered against you for the whole amount
with costs. 7. WALTER JACKSON
Atty for PHI.
Jan: leth, 1860. (pfss,25l v2nlsw4
Administrators Sale Of Personal
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HARTFORD, CONN.
City Fire Insurance
COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CON.

This Company has complied with the laws
If the several States, in which it is doing
business.
&C. WAITE, Sec'y. CD. BOW Frs Pres.
Western Branch Office at Chicago, Ill.
through which Ill the business Of the Compa-
ny in the Western, North-Western and South
Western States is transacted.
w. ID. LOUNSBURY, Gent Ag't,
8. III. PRICE, Assist. Gent Ag't,
rResiding in Chicago.
For information and detailed Statement Of
the affairs Of the Company and Policies Of In
surance, apply to
+. A. GRAHAM. Agent
for Toledo and vicinity.
n37m4
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31
(cOSTrSUED.)
CHAPTER XVII.
TIE uEMAsKED VILLAIN.

No one eau have forgotten the beautiful
Nalsen. who fell victim to the arts Of
the pretended Doctor, while playing the
mute in Boston. The father returned i'm.
nsdiately after receiving notice of the dan
gsfous illness Of his child. But be came
alone. Upon comparing dates, it was
found that his wife died only three days
previous to the dscease Of his idoliEei
daughter.
Mr. Dumont wept beside the grave OF
his only child broken-heartsd, man.
He learned from Mrs. Ellerton the par.
teulArs Of her death aud sll she knew of
the subsequent history Of her destroyer.
ThS was sufficient to reveal his character.
and be secretly vowed to seek out with
out delay, the iend who had wrought des-
ol'tlOn IN so many homes, and punish
MIN IN some measure for bis evil deeds.
1t was during the week following the
attack on the stons building, that, late
one evening, as Gastone, just returned
nom bis ever fruitless search. sat in his
now desolate pGrlor 9 crushed and sor.
rowing man. Anthony ushered in 9 tall
and powerful stranger. 1t was some mo-
@snts ere he recognized through the sun.
O0rat complexion of his visitor, the com.
PanIon Of bis boyhood-the steadfast
itlsnd OF his after life-Earuest Dumont.
UOrulai and sincere crossings were ex.
changed. though each perceived the bit.
Hfnsss which sat on the countenanss of
'0s other. Both were suffering from the
same internal villain, and with clasped
Ianas they swore to part no more, till he
nAa received vengeance from them.
Al this moment Bernard entered. An
introduction took place, and his presence
seemso to arouse some long Numbering
Iscollsctious in the mind of Mr.. Dumout'
ne, however said nothing, but listened
WIN much interest to statement made
" Bernard. The latter I'D succeeded in
sAclng Their common enemy to the resi-
oenee OF his wife. where be remained Sc,
srs'eo much OF the time. Bernard would
asVe entered at once and demanded an
I,s'eFview, had not caution suggested to
nm that be would probably thus destroy
u.'onss only hope of meeting him. /;
SN therefore determined that all three
mould repair to the house of his wife. IN
, S',: her OF the proceedings with what
SS:lleacy they could, and if absent, await
As arrival. ~. - Gsl.a :. s1-1'..'..I
a lev moments passed in silence, dur
s which. Mr.. Gastone was enjoying the
, NIy Of coming revenge. Bernard was
S'sOhing how best to execute it, and Du-
mont iOrgetfrl Of his grief 6xed his eye.
IineStl! upon the yonng man. Ar last.
isaIUei,almed, somewhat abrubptly.
,. tsil me your mother's maiden
M, PC asgss. q III
Elstha Dumont." replied he signing
s%piy. and drawing from his bosom .
,. uAtare OF lady whose features closely
'embled both. a a.,i5s ss-.-.
:. ~ ~ y sister ] my only sister 1" exelaim-
-. NT. DumOnt. From the moment
w entered the room / was fascinated by
;OSI perfect resemblance to her. "Are
'VSt Parents living % -..sn ~
eefn.rd shook his bead mournullv.
"Ne that four yssT had psssed sipee
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CHAPTER XVIII. E

m. Dl.aoroaED AID p..t.r.p ro vr,l
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31
Stlttt Gak.
THE MUTE DOCTOR;
Or
fUE MAN WITH MANY NAMES
A TALE OF PASSION.

IT MRS. NJ. L, swEErsEa.
, 1860-01-19

TN the .s,h Of August. 1868, Thomas mud Iiict
ard Penn, and Lord baltimore, being together
in London, agreed will, Charles Mason md Jcr-
cn,iat Dixon, two 1nashematicians and survey
ors to mark, run out, settle aud Tx the bound
ary line between Maryland on the one hand,
aad Delaware and reansyiEan!a on tie other.
Mason and Dixon landed in Philadelphia on the
Eth of November following. ANIL began their
work Ut once. They adopted the pennsular
lines, and tho radius and tangent point Of
the circu1ur Of their predecessors They
next nsccrtaiued the northeastern coast Of
MARYLAND, and proceeded TO run the divid-
ing parallel Of latitude. They pursued this
parallel distance of 70 miles Is chains and q
links, from the pince Of the beginning at the \.
E. colner Of Maryland. TO tue bottom Of Wiley
m Dunkard Greek, where all lnsl'un war path
crossed the route. und here, on the 18th Of No.
vesuber, l167-niuely- y-two years Hgo-their In"
dian escort told them it wHs the will Of tue
Sioux Nation that the surveys should cease, and
they terminated accordingly, leaving So miles
S ci,ans md 50 links as the exact distance re-
naming TO be run west to the Southwest angle
of Pennsylvania, not far frssm the Hoard Tree
Tunnel on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Dixon died ct Durham. England, 1.7777; Masou
died in rcnuaylvnnia, 17s1.
, 1860-01-19

HosroS, Jan. ls-Thc birth day Of Franklin
wus comuenaorated at tl,e Music Hall last eve
ming by the franklin Typographical Society,
before whom lion. Edward Everett delivered MI
oration on tile early life Of that distinguished
printer, prefac1ng his remarks with most beau.
iiful and feeling allusion to the catastrophe at
Lawrence, and also appropriately culogizine the
talents ard writings Ut the late eminent historic
a., Lord Nacaulay. oTbe Hall WAS packed. E.l1
TIE "DsoCcu Roam" IN CorR7.-Eve.y body
knows about the old Brough iioad" what a
time its proprietor had in getting u charter for
it from the Legislature aud how lucy ncrcr built
It after they did gct a charter. We never ex
nected to hcar Of it agaip, but so i is, it's it
court. in the U. S. District court. The name O
the case is S. Dwi.ht Eaton rs Solomon ko71li
Ii un2cars tue plaintiff lirst brought suit aguins
The comuauv il the Madison Circuit Court. mi
rot Judgement for services as Engineer il
Surveying The road, but "no property found
was returned ou the execution. lie now bring
suit acains Knptli as one Of the stock holder.
6nd seeks 10 make him liable for the claim: TIL
case was argued aid demurrea before Ju1e
Treat on Saturday by Jewctt OF St Louis an'
Gov, kprner OF Uelievillle. The Judge hns
nov under adriscmcnt--lA. .Stdtt .'o"rndk.
, 1860-01-19

BUCHANAN on DRAsp1.-The Washington
correspondent Of The New York Ezprtss writes:
Tbs President gave his first Legen last even.
ing. It WEE one Of the most pleasant, the Pres"
ident said, during his administration. It was
an Indictment cvening, SO TINT just enough were
present 10 make it Pfeasant. The ladies' wera
most elegantly dressed. Miss Lane looked
more lovely than ever before The President
seemed more sedute and venerable, but his re-
ing. He said to company Of gentlemen and
ladiss surrounding him-"l see that Mr. For
ney has another attack upon me. 1t is certainly
su:prisiu. that lie should charge nc with e1-
cessive drinking, for hnve tasted no liquor,
except TO drink 9 little brandy on very few
occasions; when have been Ill, for many years n
Twenty persons heard this remark, myself
among them. bad supposed tha. IN social in
tereourse, At least, even In Washington, polite,
would bo ignored.
, 1860-01-19

Senator Brown. Of Mississippi, offered rcso-
luton yesterday. instruc,ius the Committee on
Territories, in framing bills hereafter for the
organization Of Territories, to insert clause
requiring tho Legislature thereof to pass laws
for the protection q! Slavery. The resolution
lies Qycr under the rule.
, 1860-01-19

We print on tho Third page an interesting let
ter giving M inside yicw Of the late Democratic
Convention in Minnesota, anl showing con
clusisely that Mr. Douglas cannot rely on get
ling the votes Of more than -ccrtniuly not
more than two-of tue delegates from, that State
to the Charleston Convention.
, 1860-01-19

e Deans Select Assembly, the third Of the
series, takes place at the Riding Gallery to-
MORROW evening.
, 1860-01-19

Veto Of tic Missouri Free Negro Nfll.
A dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial from
ST. Louis, says thut the Democrat learns that
Governor Stewart refused to sign tie free ne
gro bill which recently passed tl1c Missouri
Legislature.
, 1860-01-19

W The young Scotch girl. Alice Grahon,
who recently attempted suicide, has been sent
to the Home of the FFie1dless
, 1860-01-19

We are indebted to the American Ex-
press Company, tor papers in n vance Of the
mail, for which the gentlemen Of TINT concern,
in Chicago, have our thanks.
, 1860-01-19

70 Messrs Norris Hyde, No. 100 Dearborn
street, have Harper for February, also the Illus
trated weeklies, full Of the Lawrence calamity,
, 1860-01-19

RECEIVING STOLEN pnorEHrY. men
brothers, named Charles and John Nibbic, who
kccpa small grain aud feed store on South Clark
street, we're arrested yesterday charged with re-
ceiving stolen goods in the following manner:
For some tine past the practice has been very
prevalent, and caused much annoyance about
the depots, Of boys collecting md stealing such
small lots OF grain as they could carry of in
Bugs and baskets. 1t has been ordinarily sup
posed that IN all such cases home market was
the only one sought; but SO much has been
stolen Of late that watch has been set, and it
is more than certain that the activity aud indus
try Of these youpg there's hare been stimulated
BY the sa!es Of tho same they have readily made
to grain dealers. Under this charge the above
named we're arrested and an investigation held
It was shown that the defendant Charles had
been in the habit Of buying the grain o:the boy:
at ceut pound, and in other cases at from ter
to fifteen cents bushel. John was discharged
h,s brother was held to bail to appear.
, 1860-01-19

REYosAL.-The Office of the Westerm RaiIroad
Castle has been removed to No. 1914 South
Clark street.
, 1860-01-19

e Coal Oils at S. cents = gallon. Kero-
senc and other Oils in proportion, at the Lamp
and Oil Emporium, le6 Clark ST. ja6.ew
, 1860-01-19

t% The Wa!er Commissioners are studying
and will apply new measures, if possible to pre-
rent the city d<lirtry Of fish By the hydrants, so
much nuisance Of late here.
, 1860-01-19

$4,000; CLOSING orr SALE or Doors AND
SHOES. s.-McDougal1, Fenton l. Co., $50 Lake
street. offer their entire stock at manufacturer
wholesale cost prices, until all are sold. jal6-6t
, 1860-01-19
Nrln advertisements.

II H. scRIpEs:, Aa-<r:u;as Ivrm..i - Ds<:ri<rr..4
authorized r.ests 4i==s<r1< nj ltr sha a"3 u e
Lsadiao Pop<rs of t4s Noah N<s:- 3altsHy
, 1860-01-19

Police MATrEns.-A woman named Mary Ca
berry was arrested for larceny at dance house,
but was discharged, no case having been made
out against her. -, George Higgins and Sarah
Lowell, arrested for larceny, were discharged.
John Williams and James Smith, arrested or
disorderly conduct, gaze special bail. She
boygau Joe, 1'ottawottomie, whose lore for
whisky is with him an Irresistible conflict, has
been four times in this court within week or
two past, charged with being drunk. He was
yesterday sent to Bridcwell for thirty days....
Thomas Daily, young lad, was ut his own re-
quest sent back 10 the Reform School, from
which he escaped day or two since. 10 the
same institution last named, were sent On Tues
day party Of young lads on charge Of steal
ing grain about the depot, and James Vain,
Thomas WEIGH aud John Green, three boys
ubout twolve years Of age, belonging to the
same gang, eame to the Police Court yesterday
i asking to be sent with their comrades gone be-
fore. Their parents, however, being informed,
took different view Of the matter, and wcre
permitted to lend their young scions home.
, 1860-01-19
LOCAL MATTERS,

~ Go to John Jones', 119 Dearborn street,
aGa dd s1osss nnI etauSd ana Sd Thy
No1.cE.-Thcre will be meeting Of the ne.
chanics aud working men Of this city in fayor
Of organizing i National Republican, Club for
the coming Municipal and Presidential casu-
paisu. on Saturday evening next, January e1st,
at half past seven O'Clock, at the hall Of the
Cameron mud Lincoln Club. {Jones' Dlock) No.
eos Randolph street, up stairs. All mechanics
ap'! laborinS men are invited TO be present and
take part in tue organization.
At the request Of mauy mechanics. la19-5t
, 1860-01-19

CLOSING SALE.-Ihc balance of that fine gold
Jewe1ry, Watches, etc, will be closed out this
day, commencing at 10 o'clock An, and el aud
TIN ut the sales rooms Of Gilbert & Samp-
EQu, s. Lake street
, 1860-01-19

"C1rr HorEL."-We hare reduced our ratcs
for day board to $3.50 per week, from date.
i. SoMERs Co.
Chicago, jan. II, 1860. ia1.-1m
, 1860-01-19

ACs1cAL.-C. N. Cady has resigned his post
at the head Of the Sfusical Union. Messrs.
E. 7. Root, VIM. Root, and Sanford L. Perry,
hare been elected directors Of the Musical
Onion Academy.
, 1860-01-19

TOR SALE At \ BARGAIN.
The sto<k of AS.eu.tuo1 Implements, Tesm'.
concern tos,.ry Owned hr iii .rNAx + NAY. u ,hls
city. 4: M. 20 Aas-ts s.ext. l. nd Block. lhs ~Eae
!rs u tie tu.1ness Aaa teether ctFs IN opportunity
~ Hl.t With. &e.o extensively 1txet1.sed anu
known tkron1A The eat, at the esrtrr q he
As~e4t ac1ura! 1t-c' OF coultIy. tf OF sod 10
xe'hts .er shut time ey VII, tc r. rcd n pEcss to
suit Ut aa'tts It ihw p7 tvs.
Terms eaan. OF approved ';susty Hn sv;a nre Is nay
5G4r1et Block. or Il i. n. SPAFAaD. y" 10 MArsts
street. j4tSA.sudAv