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Al MufE'A SALE.
STATE OF iowA.lss.

Ahb Mutk'S SALE.
s1f L. o 2. .y"A. S.
DY virtue u Special Execution to me directed,
- iarusd by thee Of the District Court q
said sosnty, In favor Of Thomas J. Brown, sseess-
cor to james n. Billing. and against Hiram Jene
asA Mary Jonss, have levied upon. ana will sell
20 The hixhsst bidder, IT the door Of shs Clssk .
Ono Of the District Court Of Lee County, fowa.
~ X sok nh ID said eouBty, on the 10th day Of
Augasts A. y: 1851 bctvseo the hosrs Of . clock
. N. and o'clock p y. of said day, {cemm sncinr
att o'cbck p = J, ths following ". prrty, wit:
beiuE the following real estate staslsd In the Ciy
OF keokuk County VI Lee and State of Iowa, To-
vit all that portion Of Block one hundred and
reventy-two, beginning thirty and hall feet
from the corner Of 1imea and Eleventh sirteis,
oofthsrly thence 81 night angles fron EIsvensl
street ess hundred feet. Themes nortAssly parallel
~iih Eleventh street thirty-seven snd . half feet
: hence 1t right snsles 70 Eleventh street, and
thence TO the place Of ginning together With ell
the appuYter srces to th. same felor ginR.
Takes, levied upos end to BE- sold by order os
Court 10 salty sad W rit of Exscution-
ksokuk, July 10, 1891.
II. n. GRIFFITH.
Sheriff Of Lee County.
By j. b. kHfCuY Denntv
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LESAl NOTICE..
To Elisabeth Cars he5ss sDd l.. n CaYutbeys, he
hastand, Caroline Elliott n I IAN ssl Elicit he
ha band. Harriet 6Arcen and 49, Shrosn, b.,
AWAsnd, 6arah Tod1 aad .---- Todd, her hu,
band Henrietta Hsv.rsiisk and -- Hover.
stick her husband, James Wilson, J. X Copeir
Nn. w. copsl,n jaAd cssfis y. Cops lin, niuc,
heirsof Jane u d. Copslin, dsreaasd.
NOU and each OF you are hereby notified thai
L there 10 now on ale IN to o0se Of the CIsYh o,
the Distriet Court Of Lee county, Iowa, ~ Keo
ksk, petition and supplemental petition OF Nat
Lsfon, cla mirg the for, closure ~ certain mort.
gage executed ~ I !. MeKenny and Geo. b. viii.
sun to John StALnus snd John Hamilton and nc :
the propeYtyo piAintt1, 70 ssrurs I certain prom.
isory note, ION which note judgment 10 also esipsd
which mortgage conveys the following property
to Wit. Tvssy feet q the rear ends Of ioss sever
IA and eight, tSl in block thirty (36l In The
city Of K-okuk, Lee county, lows, ntrs pa rsicu.
larly deseribedin said petition In which eaid pral
estate, il ID alleged. that ,ou have some Interest
the heirs At Law Of The said Geo. B. Wilson, nov
deceased.
And unless Jos appear spd answer said petit.
tion before tfthe secoro dsy Of the ne II
tern Of the sa,d Dirtsie< Court being the sen
TENDER term, 1851, decree viii Be rendered sxains,
you in accordance win the prayer OF said pstitio
and III year is<rest, claim snd equity Of rsdemp.
ton ~ and 70 said premists will b. cutoff and for
ever barred and fureciosed.
AcCRARY BRUCE,
July III, l66l-dlm PltGs' Attorneys.
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LEOAs. NOTICE.

LEOAl. NOTICE.
To T. I. MeKsnny, Elisa II McKsnny, Jssre
Rsevss, Britton = Cos N. b. Thomasson, U.
Rsples, willard Snow, State Of lows for ths
Oliphant j. X. Irwin. William Irwin, ]. 4 J.
Mcnamara, hubert Cad Walader, Claim, NSflen
4 co AYnolf Kendall Ears Potter. 4. @.
Campbell and William Miller. 81 scstoSs Of -.
cob Miller, deceased; Collier w bite Lead Compa
~, M"-ier Wilde. Brooks Breed, William
Thompson Co.
You and each u you are hereby notified thai
,hereis now on Ole In the ofhss 81 the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Furt
Madison, = prtitjop of Fyederick Farnun, claim.
isg Of you the said !. I. M,ksnny the sun Of
fourteen hundred dollars and tuterest 10 pei csn
you. being one note payable to the order Of Rox
ana tarpun and one note payable TO order Of Fred
sftck Basaa u bearer; and Also claiming against
eli Of you the foreclosure OF mortgage exocntcd
BY the sstt r. 4. Aeksnny 70 Ers6ssiek Rasaum
TO secure the pAynen II said notes upon certain
real sstats therein derri b situated 10 Lee uoun-
y, lows prAyins tor The ssls OF the aid , smisss
and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon of the second day Of The mex.
term Of said Court, to Be holden 1t Fort N adisor
on the nrst Monday Of December, A. d. 1867 de-
fAultwili be entered against you, and judgment
NOBLE : STRONG,
Aug. .. ls6l-lm p,.6's A..'ys.
MN BOOks.
CILAs MARINER, BY the author Of adam
uLitsd states Tactics.
Army k*gulations.
Soldiers Mandy Book.
~, ApPlstens Maps 81 tho Seat Of War.
THE day received, "
jsls4 OGDEN; BRowHELL ! co.
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To joint toaSard ard \ hos. &. Carver. A. L.Awm
Wh,tcside, George h. Gordon, william / eia M On
c GayL 70 20 HEIR ~. etoddsid, John No
VOU ass hfSeby respectively Doti6ed thst th.,.
isAsv - A. N the Clerk safRss a the Dstr,..
Court Of Les County. Iowa, 81 Fl Nj dson. na,;s
ssoa 81 H. IA F 49, CO.. eans Of yoa John
thoulsnd dolisrs With sr etnt inssre.t -, ~
ssn from AaH.lst 1sdf. - money dsc % ibfse
ronsssasy n.tes executtd BY sou sscnyeS bv nor
rste made by you and Helen NJ. ftuddsrdto WIN.
Leighton snd since sssisnvd Ia said MIR usi.-a
CO., dstsd Aug, ~, 1859 j. aIto rlsimir .s.;nst
esch Of you the for. eli sure Of said mor!~sss ~.
.ams b iaG upon Lots NJ. 4, seven ana IA -
oicck nx 10 h 10 addition to tie city OF !. kuh
SAID trt MFRS and &, neral Selisf
And unlcss you appear ard sntwer ,sid re,;t;or
% or eeft re rsontf the se~ond day on The nerf
term Of ,aid q art 70 rsDmepse 81 81. karisap On
s ms n's, "a, ndsy of Dcenter, A. y. 1s6L : de-
rendered therein .. prayed ier ~ ,aid petition.
1ne -. .e~I I'm Htt'ys for Plt'6s
.hIClNAs R0TBsP.
10 Ch.s W.rtaeS, Frederick Z1eg Dsvsn. KeYsA-
ie, Co G. y. Slaughter BIZ, a. Webster
20, meyer, Aid'ieh Co.. A. J. Irowbstins
VOU are hereby respectively netifed that theYs
y nos - Me In tht e,k's O0ice Of the Dir
'rlct aonrt o. Lee Ccsnty. va, 1t Fl. Asdisss.
. petitis . VI =. j. Wiekersbsm Glaze frg of Won
ChaSles W.kisrg the sum Of tvcpfy-e, - handrsd
dollsrf, with 10 PER cent. interest D sppum p.v-
ALE emu ny, - monsy due = pro D,ssuy note,
.nd secured y anor'E1gs made ly you 20 ]. II.
shss. Asssd J.ss = isss, siso claim a. .ss;...
each q pom the foreclosure " said norts -. ,hs
zane bsiAf upon Lot No. Sin Chatham fcnsre in
- ely 81 ksskuh. Lss county, love- M ~ per
thsse monty. and further ssAiDg for 4 sale of ssn
pr.mires, and general relief.
Ard unlses you appear and answer raid pctition
On or osssfs noa VI tAn - on1 day OF tho next
t,rn Vt said court, te conn cncs u II. Nsdses a..
the nrsf Monday 81 December, A. d. 1851 : de-
nnit VIII De entered sRainrt YOU, and Judgment
rendered thsrsen - PRAYED far y std p.,,t,.n.
NOBLE ST. one
aug. ~, ls6I In Art ys for Plr'f.
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lEG3Al. NOTICE.


To Charles Peterson, Elisa Stripe, W. C. Stripe.
Charles Mason, 1hoDas Cross, John W lees. Hen
~ Caldwell, Gsorgs Ritter. Lewis Heuxman, NJ
Alexander, The state 81 lows, b. es 4 camp
bell, N STARTS, \. J. Rowe, Peter Garrsty,
II. q. no = lish
VOU and each VI you are hereby notified that
there l. nov on Ole in the once 81 the Clerk Of
Ksokuk, petid Of Hiram barney claiming Of
yea, CHARLES Peterson. the rum Of three hundred
and eishy-thr-e dollars with 10 per cent interest
per snnum, payable annually, ~ money due on
. mortgage made BY ycu to Charles Macon end sinre
as.ignsd - raid Hiram Barney, dated Dsrenbsr Ii,
1854; also claiming assinst each Of yos the foseclo
sure q said morsgage. the fane being upon loss
ave and cir 70 10 bio ck hundred and for4y-
seven i47f, in the City OF Keokuk, Lee couaty,
Iowa. for the pnrchase money; and further - in
for sale Of said premises, and general relief.
md unless you appear aad answer sid petition
on or before noon Of the second day Of the next
term Of said Court to com melcs 1t keokuk or the
drst Monday OF September, A. d. 1851, . defaul,
viii be entered against you, and udgme Mt rendered
thereon ~ pray edfor in said petition.
NOBLE = STRONG,
June ~. lS6l-dlm An'ys for Plaintiff.
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N
sprixinal Naasae .


To John A: Bishop. Esther Psrish, wn. Parish
| Joseph Parish, Mary J, Parish (widowl, Mar,
| j Parish (minor,, Thos Paris ipdividually NJ
:. administrator q joseph g. Parish, deceased
[dsfendantsl: fa@-%
VOU are hereby respectively notified that Their,
I is nov on file in the C.erk's Clhos Of the Die.
tr'ct Court Of Lee County, lows, st n. Msdisor,
petition Il Hiram Barney, Claiming judksnent
on foFeclnsnrs Of morlxaEs sgainst said John
a. Bishop above named Tor The sum Of two tAou
sand dollars, with ton per cent. interest from
the LIST day Of January. 1861, and : special snd
general execution against John A Bishor. snd a.
against all said defendants above named, praying
also or foIeciosure Of mortgage given BY said
John A. B,shop to Marsh, Lee 4 Del.van Trus-
tee, Ac, upon The South East quarter secs ON
twenty-five ~, Township sixiy seven 1871 North
RAJ &c i've lb], in Lee county, Iowa the sale Of
said mortfaged pr, misses to pay ~ said debt, the
extinesishment II oil equity Of redsnption thsrs-
In, TOR costs and general relief.
Now you sBd each ~ You ere netifed to Appear
aud answer said pe'iticn on the morning Of the ID
day the next term of said Court to be holden on
tho 6rst Monday Of Dscsn bsr. 1851, or jndxnen.
and decree win b had therein prayed fur by de-
fault II. SCOTT HOWELL
June 20, 166l-4w Solicitor for Petitioner
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BY j. b. KSiGsr. Deputy.


LrKAI N@lico.
10 James senple, d. d. Amsdsn, Ann n AWsden,
Cou,tock. Perre : Coz Mithers 4 Peterson,
Nourse Mason Co.:
VOU and each Of sou orc her by notified that
there IL new on I'll. In the 6ce OF tbs Clerk
Of tho District Court Of 10 coan,y, Iowa, NJ 1ori
Nsdiscn. petitinn Of Neble strong, claiminr
OF you ! ans Semple the sun Il three hsads Cd
dollars, With 10 per M intssest PR % mn, pay
able sonusly- a. money de on mort rage msds
~ sou teJeha Boyos, ed sfncs assigned 70 said
Noble b. onG, dated October 18th, 1887; als.
claiatne AGsisst each Of YIN she foreclosure u
$50 9sesgaGe, The asme 6sieG sron Ave ssres u
'snd 10 the north-west quarter Of the south ssS
assssss Of section tsc. township sixfy-Ave north
q faAg~ So vsss, 0sss pafstsulsfIy descsibsl 10
ssid moTsGegs. IN L Couhty lows, Tor the pur-
essss nsNty; ~ Further sskibg for sale u said
premises, and general relief.
And unless you sppear and snevsr ssid petition or
or before mas u tbs - dry 0 Ne n It term Of sae
court 70 commence atFL Madison ON the LIT Mon
day y Dessnbar, A. u. 1861, . dsfsult will 5.
Ants'sd sgainst Jon ard indictment rendered thsrs
On ~ pFsys1 fur In said Pc iticn.
NOBLE STRONG,
Aas ;. iesl d1n @ PitGs Att'ys.
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OWt0UWAL UOTuV.Es
To y. a. Dsrksr. saAinistratsF u the sststs Of
Thomas hssdynss, dsssssd, kob't ResA snd
w. MsyhiSs. (dstt passesE
A1RAM1Akkkf hes 1ls1 Ia the Clrsk's OlBct
81 Lss Csusty Distsist Ceart ct Ksskak. 5
Pss.tian snd an eaessdsd pstition prsyirg for .
Judgment against you said barker = q |.
10, for 133s l6 aad 10 per cent interest n. ls
81 Deoe mar, 1858. upcn . nortsaxe Of Thonas
Hardy man to Charles Aasss on forty acres % Of
The south side of the seaAeast qsasies OF section
>, soeiship =, rapEs vest. in Leo eopnfy, Towa
general relief, With cocts
And yoa muss appear md answer said petition
BY nsoo Of the sSoond day 81 the next term Oh
said oeurt, = b holden % The 6sss Mosdsy or
hsd thsrsis ssainst yea ~ dAfsuit.
H. SCOTT HnWRLL.
Aug. Z. 1851 din. 6Ollc3tDF fNr Petitioner.
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DIR. j. C.. AVER q Co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 Per Dstalss 0tx DeAAlss fer o.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such . renown for the cure OF
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, that
II i eftrsly unnecessary Zoe IN TO recount the
evidence OF its virtues wherever it has been en-
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TIE DAILY EVENING POST.


10 edited With especial reference to the wants Of
country readers snd besides 81 the article, OF rem
erai interest pubIt he'd 10 the Daily Ev-pine Post
contains complete digest Of the news Of the day .
snd ~ Column dew ted the insesrs,
and instruction Of Farmers. 1t con .ainv 90 lonc
columns OF reading matter every week.
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ZONES sCuDDkkB,
~ American Eclectic,
Aas~sia Aedics and Therapeutics.
jest received at
OGDEN, BR0wNELL . co.'s
CITY Doo1 STORE.
apsSo IS Mair-st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08

The great Northwes. but contains some OF her son,
Her sturdy yeomanry bad gone by thousands to seek their
homes In that inviting region. la the event Of con-
hct between the sections the horrible spectacle would be
presented Of brother meeting brother and father meeting
son upon the field OF battle God grant the time nav
never come when the gallant son Of the Old Dominion
in the far West will esclsim. II am become stranger
unto my brethren and alien unto TO my mothers chill
dren." When we are invited to take q step involving
such fearful consequence IL IL duty 10 inquire into
the causes which mpel us 10 this last resort aud re-
move them.
The :otton States gone. but you gentlemen Of The
Republican party, by coming forward like and rem
deng justice TO the South prevent any further iup
ture In the government until the border States by firm
and concatoy course, adjust With you all the pend
ing diicutes This being DONE those States would re-
turn The Union would then be on more permanent
basis than ever before and the glorious fig Of the
stars and stripes with It's "red white and blue" would
once more float In triumph from our capitol.
IL Is said all the States should 90 out With view to
reconstruction Reconstruct reconstruct A we'll try
TO reconstruct the shattered the earth
after It shall have been consumed by FIRE, TO attempt
to reconstruct this government after Il shall have been
divided by Mason and Dxons line Let the friends of
adjustment and the Union stand frm and all our roub.s
will yet be settled lie urged upon the Republicans the
acceptance Of Crtendens proposton-to do a. Webster
did 10 1880 come forward in behalf Of his country and
save 1t from total destruction or will you, under the
name OF executing the laws, let slip the dogs Of varf
II you fail to do the former and do the latter he had no
threats, prophecies to make. only ask you 10 re-
member that the race is not always to the swift the
battle TO the strong"
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THE CANARDs ABOUT FORTRESS MONROE.


| To the Editor of the Wing:
The "pointing of the guns inland" from the ramparts
of Fort Monroe which has caused so much excitement
and given rise to many sensation teegraphc despatch
and handbis is all leather and prunela" There has
been order from Washington to "pont the guns in
land" any order on the subject aud nothing more
has been done than is ordinarily done and nothing
than is at all times usual and proper military fort
Guns here at other military stations, constantly
being mounted and dismounted. On walking the par
apet to-day, missed long Of guns which had been
mounted there for years. they had been dmounted and
were lying in the open of the fort below in naked
condition. sixty eighty feet below the parapet Ordina
rily there are about 50 guns mounted now there are
100. Of those recently mounted THAT is about month
ago. nearly all Of them bear directly upon the Bay and
the Roads, and not "gOintinO inland and Steping
the farms Of peaceful Jrqiniansr But three of the guns
lately mounted "pont inland" AID these may be swung
round any point within $50 degrees Some of the
guns point directly the Hotel buildings, and in the
direction of my farm nearly in a line with my mansion
house but these have been mounted in the spot,
and pointing in the direction long before Mr.. Lin
coins election and the secession Of South Carolina and
the peaceful Vrginians, whose farms they bear
not at all alarmed at the sweep inland"
large gun mounted a short time since "poinng
nland but the object was to try style Of gun
rage lately constructed in the ordnance department OF
the post and every gun carriage is tested this big gun
will be often dismounted and mounted bach for purposes
ofexperment.
Perhaps it is not known generally that Fcrt Monroe is
now school OF artillery practice having been esab
shed such under the administration Of Gov. Floyd
The school consists Of companies Tone having
been lately whdrawn) and to this school all artillery
recruits are sent to be drilled, before being transferred
TO their respective companies. So that troops may be
constantly coming the post and frequently leaving
il, without exciting suspicion or alarm.
This whole thing of turning the guns inland il abso
utey amusing to one understanding the matter pract
caly. The frtk guns, when mounted, describe
tire circle and of course may in instant be turned
point OF the compass. All the rest describe sweep
of $50 degrees, and so, though minute gun may be
inland, the 1t moment it may be ponled to the
the roads, and nice versa.
The fort mount 800 guns, while only 100
tualy mounted. And there leo fewer mounted now
than there eighteen months ago.
In fact, the mounting, dsmcun.ing and moving OF
heavy guns necessary part Of the artillery practice
part OF its daily teaching and this at explains this
whole phenomenon of mounting and disnouning artil-
ery. Yours truly,
JOS SEGAR
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TO CORRRSPONDRNTs.
Mhnt M. peIermInea by the lac Eleetl0l

We regret 70 see from many Of our NOrthern ex.
change. that the import Of the late election in this State
is 70 large extent misunderstood misrepresented in
that section The impression that Virginia has deter
mined 70 remain in the Union matters staRd-to
submit 20 the rule Of the dynasty under the Chicago
prog, aliass-s gross and peruicious error. She hes
decided 70 10 such thing nay, she has decided 70 DO
jas. the rev,re, by popular judgment approximating
uuAumity She has determined that her connection
with the Northern States shall end unless satSfactoiy
aud inyolabe Assurances are given that every cOnstt
tOusl right she has will be recognized and respected ard
that her equality and safety member OF the Confed-
eraey, will be free from all jeopardy Perhaps msy
make ourselves better understood by reproducing from
cus columns portion OF editorial that appeared
O1 The morning Of the election, as follows
We expect 10 see elected a vast preponderanee of
"iar minded, rational conservative men and vet men
sho unless the North will agree 70 speedy satisfactory
aj faai a5,fsat Of the issues in controversy, will
boldly unfurl the standard Of resistance and resolve
stand or fall o4f Of the Union.
We e1hort the people and politicians OF the North,
in aA1rcS not 70 DO deceived by the result OF the cleo
tou 10 girgiais to-day should that result be against
,te precipatoFs ari in favor OF What called here
Conservative candidates feel confident will be-
'For let ia assure them all sincerity and candor that
'Nireiuias remaining "a the Union, going our, de-
oends entirely upon the decision OF the "PeAee Con
"sr,s.'-the convention OF State commissioners-whieh
"Is-embles in Washington Should this commissioners
convention fail agree upon terms OF adjustment then
he question viii be irreyOeaby settled against the Union
ass la Virginia IS concerned Aud Il Virginia re-
solves 90 out II The nOa, there slayehOlG
Ing State but will Immediately follow her example a.
I'VE relgiously believe. Ia other words the failure Of
''the peace Congress in Washington to adjust ii,
pending controversy TO put things in such train
vii inevitably lead to esslJ. satisfactory and dua
adjustment, will certainly be followed o. the prompt
"1itbitSwai Of the whole Of the ssyehOldng States
This il our honest aal deliberate opinion, and ad
"non,sh the Northern people Aa1 politicians to place
"fu confidence the accuracy Of that opinion and sc
accordingly, the Union Bu infaIibly be numbered
'~,Jh The things that were b."
We nov add that prediction to tie character Of
inca who would he elected has beea fully realized and
warn the people OF the North that the admOnition to
tleu coupled with that prediction no less truly pre-
paetic should tie contingency occur.
We hope this will bs taken as our response to the many
applications shirh have been made to Us from distant
states both North and South for information on this
.ulepf