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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-21

police. out Of Honolulu, Is only an instrument Of e1-
good morals"
COMPARATIVE VIEW or CONVICTIONS FOR ALL OF
FEN.E> THROUGHOUT TIE KINGDOM DURING IHE
LAST TuREE EEauZ
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THE ECLECTIC YAGAZINE
~aN RF FTpNrSuED FcTJ.RIy i

subscribers Throughout r- islands Price = d year.
BAGS ruu'-- from January i>Go. supplied
-aa he.f-'sr. - o monthly magazine, Il IL pages double
columns. las -a superior #- literary merit or artistic @mr-Ulsh-
D-rcS- Zach number - -uH=G~h-E uth one IT Two m-zy1u-t
plates. hv Sarrs5u- The -.rety- richness. and st-aenea 81 the
Eclectic articles .0 al -h- departments Of literature and popu-
ar science. hoth Instructive al. entertaining. stamp II ss tn
2O+lu II ". WHITNEY.
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advertisements.


~ u = 2 Il x. co.
- ASA
HtarLet Wharf
~rrrp Eop SALE THE FOLLOWING
nrx EoodN.
800 No. N.r,ra...- 4a-irS
- fggs -Fsean. Ral-s Jewe,t Guy s-nius,
csc hscNavy shirts. HaieS /. Il DENNIS,
E.--s 1-hr~hlE bags. CASES denim pants
R.lg, Har.ap-. Cases regatta shirts
b,.s and Leather.
1900
Mems re-Sed s9a, or,-ans'
NE" =. gN n-rsrs
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STORY PAPERS.

E,HE NEW YORK AND THE
Il WELCOME GUEST. ult1 FUaE-he5 Tessly. contain the
choicest serial literature c1 he rh-s1ei- Pre- - o year Back
numbers from January :. I>60. supplied Apply .
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-21

Ian ETS- SC.
~ EST DENNIS. ETS.
I'D shirts, meriuo l-i-rshirts and drawers. playing cards. etc
For sale by Ig2rl Won HOLT s. HEUCK.
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advertisements.

For 8 ale
By TIE UNDERSIGNED,
The Carsoes OF the British Banks
III NELSON"
AND KATHLEEN"
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Dry Goods.
Blue eo''9ls, ~al'e eg,.aHs, sarer4ae ~A;g eo,,ans'
assorted prints, '"o blue rrri-, IarNry red and
hams. Fre5rh lawns, noI-sius, h-ugaa,-s,
plan ana iaagy sia- l5e'gra laws
cotton hanlsercaiet>. printed
VIM s hand
Key reiIo,
LINEN
hanikerchisfs.
dsujus. riiin- hats.
umbrellas se~ine cotton, blue
n alpaca coats, mosquito Hs;aas. linen h.1ase,
merilos, alparas, FLs.u ana figured. >upertae and common
cloths ladies straw hats, hr5~r &. oian half h'Ss, sewins six,
shepherds PLAID. blue tSI.-d flannel. plain blue flannel. EaJte
shirts, cotton irrus=rH-s, printed musaus, sc, sc &C, &c.
Hardware.
Eaniles round iron ASST fat bar iron, as-ia'
Tenor saws. assorted !ac.s, Nuises and forks,
b NJ spoons. scissors. carsscrews, plate! spurs,
Butcl-rS' =,e=ls, c4rgeuter=' AIDES.
Cast iron pots. A-sod sizes, eoopers' auyus,
A'+a -LTa.r-- : 70 l"l-. ~ = B. E-HN tAA . Alta-.-'A ASFr
Coopers' riyr,s. brass tut hinges. plane irons,
Cut nails, assd slzes, metal brace buttons.
Naval stores.
IArryi rope ass'd s.zs, Manila r'I-. hNtt ron
ma Ing T IN ."b bSTli I6.e -SI a. +. shirts sIFa Of 4 GT.en,ine.
sa! canvas, asstd. barrels stockholm TAR.
Barreis pitch, snip serapers sewing palms,
ITca ard iras. i r9iTs. S Saaili Gs IRONS.
he'.AiAs l-'-- pumps; VIZ fy WHEEL
C----a-.'rHr r-Ier, l4"z a so or.
Casks er "-t.,u mails, aSso.7' sizes.
Grpre,ip--
,--- fr.s-. lilies aal jam. as.,d,
>tas,,. ea,e win u,-ar. mustard, eareE,
Preserved re a-s ami ve-yl'les, cases uaccaroui,
yeruieea, ;.rias. sag, rlases, cayenne pepper.
S59lnd n,ssS p r. 80 patent srqa's.
Cas- -artaes, u .r,fanl quarter tins, saIai uL,
Mo- at-,. paste. -,-arine cln3.-,
ls.. -rr-s .t-i- ZAP.
Liquors.
. r on IT, e., 81 .,,. Mn 81. Vii 81 En- R Sfsr2. cosnao
BOTTLED Me >Np ruEsTI:.
iU.I> >u-- Ale. Lids. l.r.r- al.
>undrie>.
VI, -a.,E' -1eP. Ierfamv fls. t-va.r.
.r l~sai,s,
II ia ,,,. 5S: s s'T,afa.'7.
As-.ri~i iron.
;nr ro'-. ru ra'es,
s~.g s.;a ly~r salt,
Ea-,-m.,6s' coat,
Gosa paint.
U.a. r-. 7 .- SAP. ~--.~.,G = f-E CUTLERY.
firr, TONS .iyH. a l.t-n n--.
- ,e' pr 'e-s Il NENpn. s@n London,
Nai-ElIr> Az ~" PORTER.
'"' i5 "sa f35 III a...,. M :5...a, san q -''"arn'
,,4 p, ,lr ar-. rn,eyanse am England after Tire HUN
#-rurnt 81 ENGLISH TRIMS, -%.uing pink and
> re design. Of t6ese prints, %, wei as Of those received
" ~ii.uphrey Nelson are entirely Wv. and not c.ptrlo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20

KINGS CorSrr RurBrIcAS DELEGATES STATE Coz.
vssuoS.-The Republican Assembly District Delegate
Conventions assembled throughout the county satur-
day afternoon and evening and selected the following
delegates and aernAes 70 the state Convention meet
at Syracuse on the 22d inst. -
First DistyicL-Deiegates-D wlnslow, J. N. stearns
Allernates-1saac W England John Quincy Adams.
Second District -Delegates-D Ogden Bradley, Charles
Parker. Altcrnaies-Rchard II. Thompson, John Ca
show.
Third Disfrrd. -Delegates--w c. Benedict, Thomas O.
Sherman. A,ernsteg-E. n. spocncr, Jr., G. I. Alien
Ttaufh District -Delcgates-Edward W. Fske, iona
Than D, Holbrook Aternaes-John slaght, John T.
Cammeyer
Tyfh District -Dclegstes-ravid Stewart, Chass Bene
dict Aternatcs--P. W. Ostrander, y. W. Bradley.
The folo~iDg resolution was offered 10 the Second Dis
uict Convention b! Mr. l. ~ Murray, and unsni-
morsy adorted =
Resolved That the republicans Of this district heartily
endorse the administration OF Governor Morgan and
hereby request their delegates the state W
give him their unqualified support
similar resolution was adopted BY the Third Dstrc,
Convention.
All the delegates, Il understood, favorable the
denomination Of Governor Morgan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY HOXEWaBD BOUND.
News from the United states
Frigate Niagara.
AUTOGRAPH LETTER FROM TOMMY,
INTERESTING SCENES ON BOARD.
Our Correspondence frsm on Board the
linked States Frlgate Niagara,

We received by the way Of England, atc adv'ecs
Com the United frgs;e Niagara, which left
IRIS port Goth of last June, with the japanese En-
oassy a. passengers. TIE Niagara arrived at st. VIM
cent on the 10th ul..
The correspondence from the Niagara which We publish
to-day will inform our Of the progress OF the re-
turning Japanese Embassy well ss OF tho health and
happiness passengers and Of the noble vessel
The friends Taeish Oneero and especially the ladies'
viii also be glad that Tommy has not been for
sessu OF Kindness avshed upon him during the brief
etsy Of the Embassy in this country, az the following
autograph letter which have received amply tes
tisee-
TOMaY's CARD.
You do not know how happy we were come TO visit 10
united States and exceedingly present time all over and
% butfu country everything very asonishd as the
raai road train the Capital the Patent oce-Smhonian
nrsum which has great nancy curisohity there-the
BAloous-butful Stcam5oat-f fire engine-6rc work-the
tbea,re-big bail-Dance-music-verry dne scrdor pra
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uniform building and pretty
hdys b b. have cried when / left New York, ut
thoughts leaving Captain PorterS Lee Dupont
Dr. Mcdonald Mr. Iceland and Nh Guido Nethan and great
nancy other friend.
lexpect return back again TO 90 TO school ut anapsh
70 study English Navigation, and then can see all my
he,nd again.
Here the letter is signed in Japaneee]
TATEIsH ONEJIERO.
Tommy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20
Personal Intelligence.

Baron Oeten sackeu Secretary Of the Russian Legation
at Washington w. Henry, OF South Carolina, aud Jas.
D. HI. Of New Orleans, are stopping a the Clarendon
Hotel
Lieutenant Colonel Morris, or the United statos army:
Captain Ramsay, Of Washington, and J. B. Proctor AMI
party, Of louisiana are stopping at the New York Hotel
Commodore Tatnall Of the United States navy; Hon. r.
W. billiard aud LADY, and Dr. John Mcguire, both Of Bal
tmore. are stopping At the Ffth Avenue Hotel
Ben. Perley Pcore, OF Massachusetts, W. A. Scott, Of
Illinois: W. O. Sylvester, Of Baltimore; J. G. Havers, OF
ST. LOUIS W. Cobb and j. Miller, both Of Georgia,
stopping at the Aston House.
COL James s Bvrnett and family OF Tennessee Judge
G. r. Smith, Of Mississippi, aud Mr. Harstlene OF the
United states navy, stopping at the 81 Nicholas Hotel
DR.. Browne. Of Hartford Or. Saddard, Of the United
states navy Dr. Gross OF Philadelphia George McCol,
ough OF Maryland and W. worthineton and party OF
Mississippi are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Right Rev Bishop Alexander and son, fRuperts Land,
Red river; 8 NcChtan, OF Virginia j. A. Rodrigues and
family OF South America r. g. Garrtt OF England, and
George McCottom and wife, Of Newport stopping AZ
the Everett House
b. W. Wright, Of Louisiana; j. r. Hale and family, Of
Cssrorna James Turner, and J. Leech, Jr and wife, all
Of Philadelphia n. IT. Hickman, and j. II. McCleary,
both o. Georgia Capt Crowcl, Of the steamer Florida
J. Jones' Of Hartford, and ~ p. Lcsauer Of Alabama
arc stopping at the Iafuge House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20

the Portuguese flag saired going beard The Marine
guar is drawn up, &c &c
The japanese Princes ieck and presented,
and all hands had good time generally.
On leaving the ship, the English tag saiuted, the
band playing "Eaii Columbia" and "God Save the
Queen" The Niagara viii get all her coal board To-
night and leave in the morning She takes two hundred
and seventy tons forty Of which she buys Of the Engsh
Mail Company, the balance here belonging 70 toe
United States government. We get no water nothing
but coal; no provisions or anything else.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20
Suicide at West Farms.
wEr FARMS August IL, 1890
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The body Of an unknown man was found hanging by
the neck from the woods opposite the residence
Of Mr. Crane Port Norris Mott Haven. Saturday,
l5th instant, about eight O'Clock, A. N. From appear
ances thought that deceased had not been hanging
more than hours when found he had drab felt
hat dark miyeo woolen coat check Marseles vest and
pantaoons linen shirt, white cotton socks and high
laced English shoes, nearly wore truss next his
person n about ave feet nine ten inches high In his
pockets was buckskn purse, with four cents; knit
tobacco pouch and German meerschsum His remains
viii be kept until Monday for Identification:
u. B. VALENTINE, Coroner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20
The New Abolition Martyr.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

viii you ascertain aad publish the name Of that young
devoted "friend q freedom" who recently hung in
Texas "r giving s,ychnnc 70 the slaves to put into the
wells" Surely, II John Brown honored for merely
numbering men, this youag "frend OF freedom should
be doubly honored for attempt 10 murder men, wo
men and children. lie has died martyr In holy cause
let his be recorded with the honorcd name OF John
Brown be waiered with the sympathetic tears Of nm
born millions A FRIEND TO MARTYRS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20

ups F,z,urru IrrzrSprsorp died at the Stark county
(ObIo) Innrmary the lat inst aged lOz years 10
mou,hs and 20 days II IL stated that when girl she
was great favorite Of General w@h ngton, for whom
The cooked during his visits tofnc York IA which
pleased him he offered her permanent situation IN
his family, which che declined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20

FUtIV uNkEnFt July II, IsVVt
IN, yapcnese on Shore Tin from ne Governor General Of
Porto Crande-e POrtugues and English Flags Solu,-
cd--saiae on all Sides, DC, dc.
Marty OF Japanese went shore 10 day but stopped
only short time.
The Princes did not 60 only the doctors, Tommy"
and some half dozen others went They were not very
much pleased with what they saw
This afternoon the Governor General Of the isand &C
oomranied by his aid the English Consul and iareo OF
four others went on board tho Niagara by invitation
CsTten KcKean and were received With al the honors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20

This elimination may be made good In the last six
months OF the year by improvement In business AZ any
rate il only shows that have fallen OF much In
general business in prosperity ms docs that taxes
have been diminished and In thus much the general in
dustry OF the country benefited. The tax upon slave
property for ccduas has been removed which was con
siderable item in property taxation, and OF Importance
In revenue statistics.
pur health In rood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20

The olowirp Ia the second prot col Of the Conference
held al the Foreign once the 81 August, 1880 =
Tho pcnpoentiarcs Of France, Austria, Great Dr'ar,
Prussia ard Russia DESTROYS 20 establish W cori9rmity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20
Police Intelligence.

RI ARpEsr AN ALLEGED TBru FIN the month OF Feb
rusy last James Dewitt and Philip Farley arrested
for stealing nyone bags Of corn the property OF Fox
Co. 81 Water street, from the schooner s. b Godwln
then lying at Twenty fifth street, East river. Farley was
tried convicted and sent state prison. but Dewitt
fortunate enough TO have moneyed friend at bis back,
who gave bail for bis appearance Tor trial The day Tor
the trial occurred but the prisoner est and re-
NAMED until day or two ago. when officer Cornell OF
the Harbor Police esped and arrested Dewitt and took
him before Justce Kelly, the Lower Police Court, when
the prisoner was remanded for trial
AnHksr or orxx AIR PREACHERS Edward Faulkner,s
dusty looking individual and something Of temperance
lecturer bclched forth harangue heterogeneous
crowd in the Park yesterday but his style Of oratory
boistcrous and harsh, bordering on breach OF the
such an extent as 10 invite the lecturer "dry up" To
this invitation Faulkner demurred, when he arrested
and taken before police Justice At the Tombs and the
sergeant McKevey arrested one John Glover on SINH.
lar charge and was similarly disposed Of
rAporrcAr OUTRAGE IN DrlwARH-MrsDxs or A Yocse
cm1 The people Of Milford, Del, and vicinity, are In
state Of great esc,emeut IN consequence o. tee perper
cured In Delaware, the particulars OF which the Smyrna
Tfmes gives foowsOn Sunday afternoon last, an In
teresng young girl aged about fourteen years daughter
tf MI 2ac. Grith, returning from visit, was way
laid IN crossing woods her person violated and after
wards killed and dragged through the woods and adj
coming oornaed 70 ditch, where, is supposed, the
end Intended to bury her in the mud which he would
doubess have done had not been that man happened
to be passing the place At the time whom the rascal
saw and made basty retreat unfortunately unnoticed.
The body was wMm<rhen found by the man above nam
ed On examination the skull on the back part OF her
head had been crushed II by brick stone, and
there small rope around her neck, used doubtless
for the purpose OF suangulston negro man, about
twenty years Of age has been arrested on suspicion
OF committing the deed, az he seen 70 enter the
woods shortly before the young lady did The unortu.
nate Individual was very lovely and interesting young
lady, and vas az the time pupil NJ the seminary In MI
ford We learn that the people in We neshecrbcod are
nccnscd that they intend 10 lynch the pcrpcraDr Of
the deed ss coon as they obtain sufficient proof Of
guilt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-26

CT Imagine an American father speaking,
in . public address, of his sons and daught-
ers in the style that Prince Albert, the father
Of Queen Victoria's children, does OK them
in late address at public banquet in Lon
don. They seem to be, in his own mind
as they are in the public estimation-persons
distinct and independent from himself. Said
the fond parent:
" The younger members of the royal fami-
ly are rapidly growing up; the princess royal
has already become the founder OF new
family, destined 90 mount the throne Of
Prussia; the Prince OF Wales 10 following
bis accademic course at Oxford, which be
proposes to complete at the sister university
at Cambridge; while his younger brother
has, by the prescribed apprenticeship, earned
his rating as midshipman, and serves zeal
ously az such in the feet. (Cheers.) twill
be curious coincidence that, nearly at the
same time, q few weeks hence, though al
most at the opposite poles, the Prince Of
Wales will inaugurate, in the Queens name,
that stupendous work, the great bridge over
the st. Lawrence, in Canada, while Prince
Alfred will lay-the foundation stone Of the
breakwatsr for the harbor OF Cape Town
What vast considerations, a. regards our
country, are brought to our minds in this
simple facti What present greatness! VIVA,
past history What future hopes!"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-26

u washington Hunt, the Brookses, and
other leading trading politicians who got out
tho Bell and Everett ticket at Baltimore. in
ordsf 70 enhance their own personal value in
market, subsequently, cried themselves of q,
suction, and are finally arranging terms to
enter the bosom OF the Douglas faction. Lew
Campbell 4 Co., OF Ohio, are prep airing "a
play the same game; and 1t may be set do wn
that these thread-bare Conservative politici.
ans, having become disgasted with standing
out In the cold, will desert Bell and 20 in for
Douglas throughout the north, while Breckip-
ridge will take the rank and file Of the Bell
men OF the South.
a. Hon. Sam Caruthers died at Cane
Qirsdeaa Ast Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-26

Lsgai Notice.
To Mary Trimble:
V0U are hereby notified that there il now on
Il hk in the office of the Clerk of the District
Curt Of Lee County Iowa, Mt Keokuk, a petition
Of falincourt Van0rsdall, praying for the revival
Of judgment which he obtained against you ia the
said court Oct. /, 1851 for the possession of GER
tain real estate described the south west quarter
OF section thirty three, township sixty-seven north
of range seven west, in Lee county, Iowa. with FIVE
cents damages, and seven and s1Ioo dollars costs Of
suit,
And that unless you appear and answer thereto
90 or before the I'd day of the next September term
Of said court, judgment will be rendered against
YOU by default as prayed for in petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
July -, ls60-lm Pitts Att'yg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-26

GH Ben. M. Samuels 10 the nominee OF tho
Democracy for Congress in the Northern
district OF our State. Ben. 10 clever Lo.
cofoco, with an excellent opinion Of himself
and is quite fond of gassing; but we oan,,
see any opening for the qualification OF hi.
vanity 10 the prospective results Of this e.m
paign. Hsa good.looking, but cont CON.
In.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-26

GT The frssmon's Journal, the Roman
catholic organ of New York, is like Arehbish
op Hughes himself, very earnest and enshu.
siastic IN lie advocacy Of Douglas. The
wish being father to the thought il de.
ciares lite confidence that the State OF New
iork will cast its electoral vote for Doug.
lac.
Inc same Journal is equally confident OF
the triumph Of Papal tyranny 10 Italy, and
The eventual domination of the Papacv IN
tue United States. Does Douglas as we'll as
his wife sympsthise in these views OF the
Arenoisnop and the Fyseman's Journal
that they openly bring the power Of their re-
hgions influence and position in the Church
to bear in bis behalf?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-26
Foreign news.

The news BY the Canada comes down TO
The 18th, but 10 not important.
oarioaidi's ministry has resigned. Steam.
ships have been bought in England for him.
Inc instruction in Syria continued, with
horrible massacre Of Christians. Enol.na
and France have agreed to interfere. unls.s
Turkey can stop the troubles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-26

original Notice.
10 Isaac VanAusdall, james M. yanAusa.u
Richard S. Cunning ham, Hatch i Thonpson "
w. Worthington, L. Hsrbine and John A. Ora.
hams
wv are hereby notified that there Ia now on
Il file in the Clerk ol6ce Of the Distr,ct Cor,
Of Of Loe county, Iowa, ct Keokuk, q petition In
chsncsry OF Charles Parsons Co., PRAYING (as
Against I'll OF you for the cancellation and satis
faction Of record II . certain mortysca 49, -.
isaa VanAasdals to you JAS. nj. VsnAusdall and
Richard ~. .: cunningham, dated Goth December.
1921 recorded in book s. page Is3, records q Lee
county, IOWA, being upon the n-w 4, sec q town
snip y. range west, and the s-w sec, s. town
snip % y. ranged west, claiming that the same l.
iraudulent NOR sageg and also praying for zen
era relief, with cfsis.
AND you each arc required to appear and answer
SAID petition by tue second day Of the next term Of
SAD court, which viii be beid on the first Monday
fault ~ therein prayed for. 1.ss
J. LOTHROP RICE,
WV "a 10ee'1a Sol. for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-26

Leknt N0tfce.
STATE OF IOWA, g..
cleghorn. L. Ii. Harrison, r. v. v. bailey, u. n.
Ford, D W. Ford, James Reynolds, !. X. Rey-
nolds, J. i. Harris, q. w. Turner, John r. Allen
Curtis n. Conn, Charles Hubbeli. Anna Hubbell
VIM. Rees, Eli Clutts, Andrew Marshall, Jas II
Marshall, Wm. Steele; Nelson Palmer, r. b. W al.
ker, Francis Kaye, Henry N. Psrkhurst, Ed
mund Gsule, j. X. hickey trustee for II. nj. Park.
hurst, VIM. G. Cooke. o. B. Castor, james Cox
]. Q. Cue, X. II. smith, y. II. SchaGar, p. A
urmston, J. Miller, Edward Corbn, Chas. Clark
Arthur Bridgman, Ficklen Lucas, A. Hosn or
Thomas Lynch, VIM. 4 X. L. Ruddick, 4. W
rhinnsy, James Hixon, J. X. Davidson, Daniel
FAviIle, 8. 4. Marshall, A. III. Lsmans joseph
Conway, s. D. Edison, John H. Deter Co.. AIsx
baroni, Wheeler, Bellows r Co., August Stein
and August Krsft,
VOU and each Of you ArAhefeby notified thu
- there j. now on 6lc in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. 1t Keo.
kuk, petition in Chancery of Jesse MAitby
claiming against you the said +. r. 4 D. w. Ford
decree for the payment OF the principal and In.
terest now due on five certain promissory notes ex
ecutsd BY you to said Jesse A.itby, I'll dated
$3.50. psyabletAuguAt SIS, one for the same SUN
payable August l. 1853, one for the same sum % r.
able August 1860, one for the same sum PAYABLE
August !, 1861, and for the sum Of $500 pa y
able August |, 1885, and against all Of you t.
foreclosure OF mortgage executed by Il. X. a d
W. Ford TO said jesse Maitby, Oct. !, lsse. To 10
cure said notes. upon certain premises tbarein men
toned, in which il 10 said each Of Won have =,
claim some interest, but no personal ciai m i mad
against any OF you except the said e. X. 4 10. w
FORD and also asking Tor the sale OF said premise,
and other relief.
now, Therefore, unless you appear and answer
saiu petllion on or before the second day Of tht
next term OF said District Court, to be begun snd
holden EN- IN keokuk ON the LIST Monday in septs~.
per, isoo, decree will be entered against YOU IN
accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
CLAGETT, BROWNE 4 CLAGErT.
July 40, IooO-dim Att'ys for Petitioner