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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

ARREST OF HoFTNAE.-Frsncis Hoffman, the de-
faulrg cashier of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany who has been 20 long sought by tho police Of
this City wac arrested Friday night IN Utica. By
Officer Masterson. lie was immediately brought to
New.York and yesterday morning was taken before
Juz,ae Connolly, at Jefferson Market, where he was
committed for examination. The warrant fer bis AZ
rest ras issued by Recorder Barnard, but the pre-
Tmiuarv examination win take place at 10 o'clock on
Tuesday morning before Justice Connolly. No anda-
Wits have as yet been a,d in the case but they ara
already prepared. The exact amount OF Honmsns
aefestc has moi been made public but it is said 10.
be a large sum. When frst arrested the prison ST
persisted in denyng hi, identity but since his ar1 val
in NewYork he adults that be Is the person for hon
the warrant was Issued. II Ia alleged that he made
false entries in the books kept by him for tb Com.
uany In order to cover up discrepancies In h1 secounis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

Msjor Myer, recently appointed BY v ,s President,
with the authority of Congress, to the post recently
created Of Signal Officer, with the ark and pay Of
Msior, bas been ordered by the Wei Department to
rerors TO Lieutenant General scot. Major Mysr "a
the inventor o the new system of signals to 10 used
in tie Army, hence tho eoyferrsncs u he honor
referred 70 upop bin,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-15
l@ q sSmltms Gpmrab'S
4 V0rbietz llllO S%aarIdneiOesS llDlt.
W.T. ENIH WIZ JHNFL
Nn I 3 & r11h z 81 G1tthmff

SO. 8. S.-6rteSrt@l ~, Mepea her arbsttef9ale
S6rBpIcn, MberleiIcn, @ilteasIieeeM lewie ALE ~ eae Veptet
Der ntscsren GbirurSe taOenoel wtaupptetiensa wetesn efenpta.
biaig ~ausssfibrt. @tma9e 9eteauaasn bel Na6aeil belteee man.
a~etiIisft ~ae8euuber Cbi0ei plaesS, ebsgs Gsa9s Psp paAleS BON
Sudbfnber SerrR 2napp sa na1sa. kFe Mpa4,L
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-15

: WaY- Slr belDtDefe11 &elllltlllBlaHIle.
ItntpanSerer une Ntefente fDater febr sprfhtts fem, ehe fe ihre
8taette faufen uub iruten btefelben rmr ron frl6en %1t8efeatfr
Beatnten taufen, melde ron ttrem Getelt leber, nt6t dber tr
Nlaflern pfer 8nifdentrdeeru, Ia fe fpnt Der @efabr eus8eIesi
Hnb, beI&pinbelt su merben unb iFr Gelo umfpnf ~dus8eten. .
Ourdfa9rt8=8tllett gta2aauo-
mad aGen Itetten bts gDeReus fms 3a Ga6en bt
o.s.e Gb. s.. %5itSebrqtSt,
General @uaisrdnteu- N9ent Ser @althnrte- rnh
r1fr Sttp=Gtfentat1.
sas II SEQ. 81 Ebarue8itr., Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-15

Dtsts 8e1ltn Bsiatn, bag setaate. ter 4. Ybesi eGer GsttrEa,
iaae IN stelfn eanbt eurb Nasssbrane serryfsGt rstrhtn. a.
neft3tna gpn esr tsblrs6ea aHbern Qelbsn, biz son ssass.
IetbtrH %IsSII.ana bsrbst0sfItrt Utrhsn e.se
SGCnt euere @efunbteit unb htnn itr en- elmer GrtGltuns te
8ruft pber Qunee lepet, faufet eme Tlafhe rn 6ufelanb,S
talfamif&em Gorrinl unb ibr t5naet auf f6ere Geneluue rednen.
Taufenpe taben bteffs gotham ub beden ~tuunberbare gDirfuna
beseuet. 9eanEana
9ufen trnrnt a6er ntaitAttal BON yerbUrtentm Masers tn mel.
dem Safe tas nDeutI1e Bttters" lge6ran6t tperben fDGte. SIN
8dGen BON etnent a~ntauernben 6ufen terrubrenbtr 6@r6Ge unb
%6ipGAnuns bs sunsea Spftents utrD man bas 8ttters pOn erOsfm
Nsben Rnben. .es .E a58
yttiaee sP rerferhB It nnO betalen. DeI8etfen NIB eli etalttrn
purN pie Yer. Staten rertauft. asEse If5r@ fqeE ssa
prets % &ente bic GlatAf. M11 II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-15
ST.. 8. Sapne's @einnObeits- @illen,
(saNATIwE FILLS,

sir Bic SsIuna BON 2etertei6peroen, @tbt, @elelu9t. Ups
peSS}e. JRbeumotsnu8, 8laien- unb Observation-Disclosures, Tleeer'
PsrpnihmGfe, 9ptblauf oeer Stole, 9auttrantbetten. unreI1t9-
feiten hes 8lutes, Gnktncun9en, Wtelan1plle, gout9en Ropt-
t5rnsr,, @erffopiuua, @dmersen int 8ppfe, Der 8ruit, BEN Seten,
bet Rafen ub Ben @leSern, 9Snerrbpteen, gauentront9eusil'
granddaughter 3c. &c. rs.r
. ga oif nenioe R~ranfbeiten, nobel bic N~upenenn9 BON obtlb-
reu6en WIiteln nt6t mebr poer pen9er nptbt9 ut, uno plele SetoeIl
uu6 Rranfbeiten mGrben perbtneert percen, pen1 oleleleen 0u6eF
meit oebraudt mIreen. gdemane fam tb mcbl Wplen. 10 lan9e
Nn6 iel6t t6btite R~ranfbeten berrorbr n9t, welQe enrn etnen
aeitoen uno rid1haen @etraud, bon a~bfubreneen DteoBunea 1auen
lethr bermeoen rereen tonnen.
Der 9erferhaer fam oieie BtQen nit Der 9rpBten Sucerr@t en-
pfeb[ea. iber;euat, ba6 bieielben Bel peitenl belier 1no. ais ollie
anberen aebriudli6eu 9iueu b%ieiel6en lmo utloer, prontpter'
tt5erer uno etetGmdBt9er III ttrer 8rtun9.
gsimG etraude lit feline b~eionbere Sprf3t nStbt9. Wton fam
ellen umb tinfeu ME ~gGp6bnlid}, rno penl ~notbpen6t9 tam man
olad mad Rem @innebuen o~erielbet ellen.
T)dS Sitter hat fetuen GinluB dut o6elben, "a ie 10 Sulanlrtca=
ogebt fno, 6dB fe f1 INNER iauea i'm Wa9en aut0ien.
gSenn eie1lben in tleirercn Dozen 9euomnie1 peroen, cerpe1eri
file bic Sdfe uub ino leift %abfibreno; peroen le aoer III ltartet
Tpieu oenpmmeu 10 imo lie fart ~aefibreno, tnoent fe Den 9anSen
{arben T%eint9er, unb geIuuSe AbiCnrerun9et I'M Yta9en, IN oerye
Der 1uo perItiebeuen anoeren Sr9onen oeS SptpsrS 6r Gol9e
saben. w
0(ar fam lie au allen 3eiten 1n6 6ettabe 9e9en aue S~rant9eteH
eiuuebmeu, oeaeu gut}inbun95=, NedIel=, na6lal1ence-, 9al-
len. uuo ale o1eeren &rteu BON SSebern, 9db1udt uno Seoerees
Idsperoeu. @e9en OpSpepfe iio lie III Der &bot EN- ~oor5u5u0es
DIittel, ba tie nab une mad Die i1dSltGen Iblpnoernn9en ce8
YGaoeuS unS Der 9eber entferneu uno 9elunoe &9atl9etu III oGlen
@idti0en Srgaueu berOcrtrin9en. 01leleen )tao uloe3a9lpul
IN .Rr1nfbejte1 Der 6aut nno mas man ~9eppbnlup rlinret1pet PES
Glute5" nennt; ebenio lei 5raueutrantcenei, SefltcPIhlgen u, !.
n, uuO in Ger Chat bel allen 8~ranfbetten. no etle clttence,
Safte p~erteGernoe peer ~abfIbrenoe WteoEn notht9 lem lolte.
Tbspepfe mmo unfebl6ar bnr1 ZEN anbaltenoen @eoraud oteles
~nenbopaer 0rIporotS oe6pben, nantentltb menp oas 1tartenoe
g8urnrmttel, il 8erbtnfun9 SanlIt' Ger Srrl9ntt 9snaaB 9e0raap'
pirb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-15
@fffal @ffa! @ffia!

unIsre S5abrit lit iebtin rouem @an9e unb lieIerr mir stnen ret
men 4 pb(eT-G fTo, ben mir an @rpcers gu ben btat8ten Wtarttpre1
i :" skT53Ter 'fo GBbeI @iIb eIm1,
FfSo11s1 SO. $40 Neit-SotimpreltraBe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-15
0ermtfdbte Nnset9em.
@inoer'S YI1bntnf6ine.

Die @dneiber bieFser @tabt, lpmie ale 4erionen. meife chs
quite 3d9moi sine 3m BADEN miinitPens, iolts nn ln et nm y
raenb eine ontere, uuo 10 dn6 %:wetmal % ptet Self
nbrim9t.. 9isIss n.a4t rnisrs g HSa Snon gu p,s ben 81, b55l ddt,
Il, 6iefiaer Gto6t in Operation an 6Sfen, 28eiten rne Soen nm
9o6en lire Gt8ner c6tr bic eonnit a16ehs' in BEN Stu Stsm0 5 Sslsst n, ia
IGf III Mde. meLte cine ser Be iten Wd nj al @tnen, oil
NJ 65etratt iinb, baben mb6teu, Ionteu in unierer Otttce;
SO. 159 8alttmpreitrdbe
~pctIpredet, Gp @ebrau68. &nwetinn9eiI IN eetfl9er' ea9tl9st
1f fercine MaEdtne fault auf %bericlben arteitsn lerntn.
gdidt mad eirent Greunplar BON Singers Gdbmal6tnet= Get
srn' Nme Weaidtnen werbet Elm gauges Sobr mad ibreut Intat
on ms in ocuer Srbnun9 utb Neparation sebateu.
CIb28, iO 98. g.. BrObertd, N9ent
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-15
gzStdotto fir @in1uaitSerer.
.0lele arrangements fit G,nlpQV0trer, biz
r1dl Delll WelIell Ill reiiCI ipiiaidlelf.

naO Dern I6eltel jl reiIen iDiiaIGelt.
gsn hsnte len 9. @gssmber an, rsrorn fte sttpanosgsr aaf
Gtgressus ~tef5Srpert, Die ga9n 0Fetet easar4 zen Sfaatt9rantfn
etneu gr6Beren 8ertbetl, ais tr9epb etae antere BAHIA,
aud IL tie I'm 81 @tsilen f1rjer ais je6e pnbere Sahn mad eenadns
ten gidBen. alSs aa -ssvts.
Yitt8burse GleOeIano, Detroit, Sort Mq4ne,
Chicago, Wilipqufee, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod 9Blq1p, 8urliu8toii, Soma Gitp
uno werben beseolb tie nit Der NpTt4ern Gentral 8abn eeten6en
9eTfVnea l0 @tunoen frIter ais bic nit anperp 9abfeB eebephea
bort etntrefen, au6 ntrper4 NAL ~rert8sr be gEaefn eabet 9-
me6felt. Gte 8atr siegt pprG ZEN f&6pfen IbetE Sgn Otir.
Die game Gntfcrruu8 po8 bier Bis @bta8D 1t 500 afetlen Oas
@frdd nigD bier ~geSeidnet (nartee) aas 8ebt init ben g~afl8teren
an ben 8ehtninungaprt. .aslsf f4ir
Ofad @reltline, Dapton, CINCINNATI Sapiauas
polls, 9oti8ptlle ullp ct. Souls
Eertet eteafers S~aaaaiere %btfSrtert unr fir i6r Gepdd istne
pettere nrfidtIngStDfen bereGnet. Die 9afastere t6nnen nit
ecrt 8 ubre, Uotr @benbs 10 u6r=3ue mao aaen reftltden Wasea
8eten Dbne nnterme8s a%ufsetdlten 8u werpen. = Dur2fatrt5-8il,
Iette pfrSea Serfauft tn Der Office oes 4senten.
SBbn G. Balfer,
DIS gfU. rs 6taS-Street, nate a9aters g0tarf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-15
TeuersN crGcbermnecn.
JOhnstOn's Insurance Rooms.

Johnston's Insurance Rooms,
a SEQ. 70 SecDnoifr.
Teuer=, Maritte= utt6 9ebenS=0 crffHes
run08sgOmpa0nien.
Gtderite nltO feiteite GOlnpagnie.
g r1td,ernn08z@omp. Der WaIep y. BirQinten
A mt $500, 900 capital.
2pndbursz8 erftderun98<@O mp. y. 8ir9iaien,
nit 5000, 600 capital.
Mbenlarle<8 eriiGerun98z @pntp. y. NirQiuten
nit $500, 600 capital.
Gbdrter SQfsger1t6. =Sritp. pm SartfDr6
nit $3.50, 900 capital.
SecurttbsN erIi4erung s@pmp. bon gtetpsgrrt
m nit $270, 600 capital.
BbSnir< Ner liderung8=@Dm bpn Itetpsg prf,
nit $500, 600 Capital. 0'
0teIpGutes8 Sc riderun98~@oin y. NepzNprf.
'gst5ts Hs3 nit $270, 900 Gapttal.
Wontanfeg e 8@@pmp. y. NetpzOorf.
nit $500, 600 Capital.
Netpz8 erlD< GerIt fiber .@Gpnlp bon Neip=Oprf.
nit $3.50 900 capital.
Wercalttile Wfutual Wiarilte,
1Ltsa nit 81, 900, 900 capital.
Sereint9te Staaten 2eben8zG erftderuna &c.
~ nit $~1,25O,972 Capital.
Nprtbern Nf1urancez@ pmp. bpr 0pnopn.
init $2,194, Ill capital.
Die pten berterften @Onpa9neen in6 ppn Der QeoisIotrr bea
Staote8 Wtarnlant outbprtfrt un6 ltenStrt.
0te bon benz ubnterSetdneten rcprdisnttrten GDnpoanieen hoEpn
grrtltA pertn8boreS @optal gum bOnen pber QiloeaeEensn
SeSra9 eerantporthd9 fr Die !3ablun9 bon 8erlnIteu,
Yerf9erur9Spottesn suereen ~Qu8Se9eben unb 0erIuGe pBnsn;h
eriett. Ebos" 3, SnRn FHma' rR
Sreb. @fium, SurSeeer. fSo17in
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-15
Nifenbobttett c
L. -
WtGtiS fiji @inpanoerer NIB 9teilel1oe.
GrInarniB BON Belt, Gel0 ultS Gntfern1ng
bur6 BITE
baltimore tnO SbipsEt{enbaDn
nad alien Theilen beS g8efen8

Barter8burs unp Martettu, pber 8enprpb,
Wbeeli119 uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore. imb S6iS-Gilenta6n btetet ten r%siFenoen pus.
litun, bic er5Bten @urtbeile in Sssu9 auf 8iatgfetf, Seauetnltde
felt, et@erteit, qaqtAiSfsit pnb S46ntstt Der g enertsn, 70 O,b
tie Sn fetner enbert 8abn tn bteiem Qanbe Ibertrpfen wtre.
Dtele gatn pp, atlanttf6en 02eer ~auseeteno. If bic alteds aus
~8eDetutefe etnte, ]slsi6ssttts cher aud, os iariefe 'o fSnsaae
be ntGt ~serfeblen fS1ten, fe gu benusen:
Meilenentfernurl8 po1 Baltimore mad
Cincinnati:
lttter No~rfersbura 583 Dletlen.
uetcr @enwppb uMb Wteetne $40 s
lteter Sarttsbnee unp @tttsburg $50
Our6 Ste Martettn. 2nte 53
cine @rInrnte an Der Gntfernlne Sn 116
DufG tie GplunttuS. Qtnte 69
cine GrfparntB an ter Gntfernuns ppt SO
ScHente, melds he Baltimore rnb Stic' @tfentahn benusen,
teoen bic 9etien In IN Td8en suriif unp falren tn @8deett. bic
aaf has auerbequcraftu NIB NIT ~sesptferten GtBea e~tnsert6tetf nb.
Tnhrz9SrPffe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-15
Or. 0ufelomb'a berabrateA

$50 ais ~erappfdn8. irnsrl DE pemrribsn, NntranD 20
SIusts MAD BEN Tppft 5dltrt TN Waeen, 5ersErenafn, 5ebs
ex:nnst. Ngpetttipaatfit. 56stre TN DtAeess 4SGlp3te uRs
&fss gefatI I'm Wlssa ase uaseslsiS SEfpfre% @tttm
Sestt1pfen SOP tf btr. 9desn. BItfens In 1sas tS2abfl
Sisaef RaH 9sYf}tuet5sn, Etfbserbfn bsHf asslrfn, @slss
Serben Der 9aut arb Nastn, SeitenRsben, SAGasrtsn ts
Rafe nno hen @lttSssn. 6iss I'm Rssf Hne 8rsnusni hH
8letld, H~aneigfett uas @iehxrsfdIa asat tit 1;gHt g~a5m1sAn
Dtt Gt9 euthaHntr e~mpfebIen bttle Wttbisin trr Anfmtrffanns
iet 6ss t%ubtfams. fF lbert. nat son bt;a aDestb -unb Bat
aneemefear9tt ~berisIetn fur aus 2tlbtn. Epfur Fs sSrfsSsu
%sntpfOpltn wtrb. @s TT btes ian nsuss un5 unetpraftte
JfHhiI fsaessn stnss, bas felt 10 SabreH ht yrhfune psr htrn
anerttaEtF&en getft bsaanbeu bat nnk teNsn Ruf HnA Bsas
'auf BE tsst nod san istnsm aabtrn srrttat wurte, Dss
3eu9atFt. wrI1e besIkmtt unb aus8eIsfGutt Mersse uub Trt-
satpsrionen nas aafa I6titsn bisfts eaness 81 6unasn etsen
sften !ns u~uestsuere unt ette aeaaue Dur&ttfl ana ets affair.
to- sn ban Stgenttamet u~ubltstgten almanaas, rcst&sn Ser.
lsibe nntntsdblt9 BURG ott Ietatcn ~bertstitn Idss mus az&
ben un8IdabtgRtn ~Iber;euBtn, bds etefes Stttess nsgsii& bi
~traSntbeit 0~,rbttxt, rtI2s - tsIdEet hat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-15
DR.. Hufeland.
Saliunilher ;GprnioI

fur i&utls 2eluns ron 6aasn. GrEsltuHa, Sngusn;sa, Brig
ut, Wsu9sn pals uEh fsfttSb rtnsntsd abnns, anssetruus una
Senn moo nSei!4, Gr--. ,ltruus fur AGe an bttitE staaspeGi
~estssast, felbf In ben Itsttn Stabttn.
Dttf. tersbntts grepatsttgn tF eIft4 ttn Bitten susesg6f~
Fs. vi III fur tine Rld6t Spn Rranibeiten beEtmsat, BIZ
aletrsiasr uno ssfdbrit&er ais aas anrtrs btnta Ste gspsb.
ner bttfts 49nhss HntesSerftu Fnb - Rsanf5etttst Sic BON q.
yer tlstEtn Arf6ituna %ttrrR6ren. Or. Ssa, kEtfe este Grst>
DE datteritdt fact: SO ~ta ntSt b~sbaaptan, kas JRo2r"
FUR uns ii, mas bic psf una bas sfst gfettr fkr bic Btpp54
ser dHetrsF BDnen ''ne, absr ID Tam ~bsfintaat stsF@esu, bsi
IL uHs Granitfttsn son araesrsr @tfd6rlt#tttt nua n,tar
SteTbefaue tnfeErsu.3 aal15 gaH5fg5R .df1,i# ~
Stns iSsttert gtsas ctr talftSi.4sa ssfakrItdssst Bar sa
fthei tIstner @rtaIfuH5 tntRepeabea RTauibdten, istat 10 ke:
stnern Sltd lser HaGitbsn6t aus sen 8sri8tsn bes bbtldbs,
ehta 9eiunhpetttamtes sntncrautnt GGbtns Trssbens1 RH!.
saaele3ta %anertGant etaa FER ~etlnnbeasru g tdAtg bsr ilnicr Is
LsLat htt x1btIf. .. l.fR - - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-30
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
ION TILE RAptp CURE OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
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Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and so nu-
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every section Of country abounds in persons pub
hcly known, who have been restored from alarming
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observation, and where its virtues are known, the
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for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that arc incident to our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they never forget, and pro-
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be forgotten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-30
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or ArAmlLy pHYs,C,

are SO composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inyigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting Its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vita!ities. As consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonshed to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once SO
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the ry-day complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates OF their and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costre-
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Stomach Nausea, Indigestion, Pan. s,l and Moy5id
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for the renovation OF the blood and the restora-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-30

rI'o Robert French, Sarah r. French HE wife,
Ebeneser Robsrzon, John Madsen, and @. r..
Dimond Yea are easnof I'm hershy mott led that
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. At Keokak, the
petition Of George Parker, claiming Of you Rob Z
French the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars a. money
justly due him from you, on p promisscry note az
sum Of $ll50, of date November IA, 1856, due in
year thercafter and claiming Of all Of you the
foreclosure of mortgage executed BY said Robert
French and Sarah French his wife 70 plaintiff, on
Lots Nos. and in Block No. 81, Keokuks lows,
except twenty feet Of the rear ends of said lots
which mortgage IL given 70 secure said note, and
bears date the 18th day of November, 1885. Now
unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day of the next term Of said
Court, which commences It's session on the first
Monday Of February, A. d. 1850, judgment and
decree OF foreclosure win be rendered against you
as prayed for In plaintiffs petition.
MoCRARY BRUCE,
Dec %. 1a59-dm Soils for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-30

Standard Apyls Trees. from 10 years, very hne;
do. Peach, one year from nd; seedlings years.
do, and Dwarf Pears, 1, , d year,, from bud ;
do, and do Cherries, , years from bsd. hns
Ounce Bushes, Plum Trees, Early Nay Cherries,
Grape Vines, Strawbers ies and Chestnut Trees
Black bcrries-New Rochelle or LAYTON;
Observation-Disclosures Seeding, Large English
Prolific;
English;
Rhubarb--victosia, large and fine;
Red Cedar choice lot, from 70 feet high.
Also, White Cedar. Pines, frs, Savsns, Hose
Bushes, Shrubs, 10. We odsr great induosnsnts 10
those who want trees, more especially Apple, We
wish TO clear portion OF our grounds.
Remember the piacs--7 miles from City. on
Plank Road; and come and get ysur treas fresh
from the Nursssys ~ We have no agent. SHtng sSsi
ness for N. KAY BERNARD.
Jan14-dv3n
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H. N. UKIFFTTH,
jan2ldtd Sheriff OF Lee County.
TRUsT'EE,S SALE.


NTCTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of a
IN pswer contained in certain Deed Of Trust ex-
ocuted to me ON the 81 of January, A. d. 1858 by
r. p. Creel Of the city Of Keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa, for the purpose of securing 70 Reynolds
Richardson, Of tho same place, the payment Of a
certain promissory note executed by said r. p.
Crcel and endorsed by X. p. Lowe on the frrt day
of October, 1887, for the sum Of nine hundred and
seventy three dollars, M stated in said Deed OF
Trust the said sum Of money not having been paid
according 10 the terms and stipulations contained
in said Deed Of Trust, George b. Felt, will the
oath day of March. 1860, between the hours of .
O'Clock A. m. and o'clock p. OF said day, ~ 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 (2o) feet
on the vest side of let ten no. in block twenty
eight 2sl, extending the whole length of said lot
one hundred and forty l4o) feet, with all the APP
purenances thereunto belonging, situate in the city
of R,okuk, Lee county, Iowa. and execute q deed
TO the purchaser. GEORGE b. FELT.
r 81 $50 .dtd
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AYERS
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Or.r.mal Nnaacc.

original N0aACG. ~
To s. 8. Billings, Lsciada Billings, M. Billings
chas. q. Moore, Dan'i Koch, B. A. Williams,
Jesse Hough, Wiser D Kvans, james Larkin
John Winthrop, Pattens, Lane 4 Miriam, Dan, 1
w. Pressell, Rstes Hart, Calvin Bsebe ". r.
Ogle, Hiram Barney, Rob't Galiowsy, -. Van
] Horn, Ben. Jones, David 1vans, Geo. q: Dixon,
Oscar Guyear, VIM. ouygar and Ars. y ~ any-
gar, widow OF G. 81. 0sygar, dsceased, tdefsna-
vo8 are hereby notified thAsshers is now on Ole
II In. the Clerks OfEce Of TIE District Court of
Lac County. Iowa, ~ Ksekuk, petition and
amended petition Of Ban. johnson, claiming a
judgment and decree in his hvor and against s. s.
billings for ten Thousand dollars With interest
from sth June, 1858. and also three thousand dol
lars with ten per cent. interest from the 18th Of
January, 1857, upon said s. s. Billings two prom
issory notes for sAid sums; praying For the fore
closure OF two mortgages securing said notes,
made by q. s. Billings, upon lot 8, block Is, in
Keokuk, Leg County, Iowa, known as The Billings
House the sale and deciding Of said lot to Fay of
said mortgaged membranes, the extipguishment
terssts liens OF the other codefendants In said
tie thereto, the disbursements of the proceeds Of
critics of lien, for general relief, with costs Of
suit, do, ETgFs & a~
Nov, therefore, you are hereby sevsrally noti-
day of next term OF said Court, to be holden on
the FIRST Monday Of February, 1850, at Keokuk or
Judgment md decree will be had against you.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
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