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, 1861-05-02

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Hu'eIsaTy Is guity Vi !" t''e "'S' ''S'Ace'
The result is disastrous in the extreme: my neigh
Dor continues to abuse me and continue to re-
taliate perhaps until we On down tn the prAve n
o,,..o - o,,..,,,,o, &c. - o.,h o,L.t -.
S"'se W '0'"'''''.s' N"'Ss W e"'u "'"e'' eu''e
to the community in which we live, and dis
grace to the great family Of man to which we
belong. I think IL IN the case in every dspart-
80, or ,;c, "a ID. u, ,,-o.,,.,ru:.., -,
''e"s VI ,''' GU" U".S' a,' '"'us'"ooS' ""'"
the meet Is stronger than the iort the 'atter must
surrender. Is it not very unfortunate, then for
the fort, that it was not strongerP or. in other
words the orsoter n mans 6,ults sur.,v INNS, be
Al. O' Wv -. '-''' 'N' "'N'' ~
'"e s.ea'er "'S ""S'o'tu"es'
1t is even so with the thief or robOer wheh
the object Of his desires becomes dearer to him
than the urinciple which he sacrifices In Obtain
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ACT IN OOed'ehce 10 MS strongest impulses, ana
cannot evade the COZ sequences which must natu-
rally follow. If be be a thief or n robber. our
=, hrr,Is w;,, brand him .s sroh Co. ,,,.,,
nun 10 S~s"' ooue ""y
ASK WHAT tneir sins never come 70 the Know
, 1861-05-02

HoLLowAYS OINTMENT AND Pn1s arc sur.
prising remedies Tor bad legs ard oil kinds Of
wounds The sale Of these invaluable medicines
In every part Of the world Is the most convincing
proof Of their efficacy in curing bad legs, old
wounds, scrofIla, and diseases Of the skin
ThousandsO Of persons suffering from these dread.
fol maladies have been cured by their use after
every other means had iniled and Il 10 . fact,
beyond all doubt, that there % no cuse, however
obstinate or long standing, but may shortly bO
cured BY these wonderful medicines, therefore
the afflicted should Immediately try them. No
sore, from the merest skin abrasion 10 the foul
est ulcer can long resist their purifying and cur
atiye powers.
, 1861-05-02

CURIoUs cAss or ISsAErrH.-A woman lately
became insane at Michigan Bar, California, from
. singular. cause. She covered up two cats,
which had been destroying her chickens, In 4
boiler, until some one should cone along who
wanted them They were forgotten for several
days, and ct last were found dead. The woman
blamed herself for the occurrence, and has ever
since been tortured BY iahcies that she heard
their dying tgOnieS and witnessed their frantic
efforts to escape. She had made several efforts
70 drown herself and was once nearly successful.
She Is in the Lunatic Asylum at Stockton.
she has four children, the youngest about siz
months old. s-s
, 1861-05-02
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
3 Z sTErLAcoo1G, W. T,
Thursday Evening May 2. 1861.

lTAEEHa.-AIl processes for making leather
hom skins b not tanning, although most persons
% tsFm them. White leather Is prepared with
Slum, and IN some instances with . baste Of
lour. These are tAWing, not tanning processes
4 requires agent such as hemlOck, oak or
sunae cOataining tAnnie acid, brought into con-
tlcl Uilh gllatuOus tissue, 10 constitute the tan
ming proeosA An European Journal says that
eby substituting . species Of South American
bean, called diudivi, In place Of tan, N. Van
KoolbsEgsn has succeeded in abridging very
claIidsnbly he time required for the opera
tioa q tanning. The SkinS having been washed
and sesapSd ssin The ordinary mode Of tanning,
e. placed IN solution Of dividivi more or less
arons accoriing % their thickness. The thick.
- sollA are steepsd in this solution for
hEly-elshl hogFR" Skins cured In this manner
are MD % Be aS supple, elastic, durable and
aghsly as those which have been subjected to
chsmueh dover process Of the ordinary lanyard
T.nn1Ishsssabouis may derive some benefit from
thll ihloruaiien.
, 1861-05-02

From the MOmtGineer Of the Gath ulL We CLEAN
the following items:
MoRE SECESSION Within the last week Cor.
Poral Young and two "high privates" seeded
from Capt Blacks company, stationed at Fort
Dalles. Should these patriotic secessionsts be
overtAken, they will enjoy the luxury Of fifty
lashes on the bare back, and be permitted to
wear ball and chain for the balance Of their
term Of enlistment These gratifying marks Of
respect might very properly be administered to
secessioDists generally.
Lieut. John Mulan, whose arrival has already
been noticed, passed through the Dalles on Sat.
urday last, on his way 10 Walla Walla. With
his usual energy, he expects to respme work on
| the Fort Benton and Walla Walla Military Road
carly In the month Of May. Lieut. Wicklif,
with . command Of one hundred men, has been
detailed rs an escort to the working party.
Advices from Washington say that the Ore.
gon Military Department Is likely 10 be set apart
from California, and Capt Ingalls, returned to
Vancouver as Quartermaster. H. .
"TRtcEs or TRADE.n--A venerable si,uash
all the way from Simcoe, visited our sanctun 4
day or two since, and in the course Of general
conversation, remarked that DR.. landslide
charged him u 30 for blankets, and that be
could buy an eqally good article at the Dalles
for % 75. Now, when We consider that the
Government furnished Dr.. L. with his stock
free Of charge, we may be pardoned for having
supposed that be could 6nderseli the regular
dealer. But, then, there are "triCks in al
tradesl" a'4'''" =.
A MEAN FELlow.-A mean fellow, named H.
Rosen6eld, Of Portland, who deals in eultus Sc.
gaIs and worthless tobacco. aitsr TecsiVing the
Dalles paper some two years, now attempts to
eyade payment BY saying he sneveF ordered Il. "
Had the pig-beaded fellow plead poverty, we
should have forgiven him the debt, but inasmuch
as he attempts to get OF BY miserable dodge,
we shall give him some wholesome instruction
in the law as Il relates to newspapers.
, 1861-05-02

n. n. BAnuloEa { Colt seems that, in CON.
mn wiih . number of cOlsmpOraries in CaliGOr.
h|a and elsewhere, We were badly sold in regard
y he dilioIuiion Of the arm Of n. Il. BahcfOft
4 ca. BooksspFs Of San francisco. As stated
lnoulnolissof sschahge, twas communicated
. y b : eiicalur dnied April Isl, which was
al.o ssnt % other presses On the coast wsnow
Il.Il lt.l nIsll Naa 10 truth IN ne report, and
n.f nuhs designed either as an April iScl affair
or novel and cheap method Of advertising .
tisai nrn II ths fOrmsr, the trick sueeeeded
Baehaih n lhslailef, no bsnsht yin bertaped
foh ny he parties concerned. We have 70
c,Ir1d iom II. b. Bancroft 4 Co. note contra.
dirli.s q statement IN the following Words
.e1r,lil papeFs have . notice 70 The efIsct that
- h1.. r16s oui q business. caused 5y sruss
nI4lflllsnlalioa. WSuol only sxist, but keep
q, |.'s,sl .lock q boolson this coast and have
6lrt'a| ny lpporlant works now IN course Of
robnrl'1h.n 80
, 1861-05-02

EzPLosloN on FRAsEH RIvEh-0n Sunday,
Aprl I1th, q SP.M., the steamer FSn Yale ex.
PlOded her boiler opposite Union Bar, about four
miles below Fort Hope. Capt. Smith B. jamie
con, joseph GrOylsr, Carsman) The negro cook,
Samuel Powers passenger) and several others
Whose names are unknown, mostly Cinnamon,
were killed. beside several more or less injured.
McGrppvsyi the engineer, escaped with slight
bu1iso On the arm. iiao ta.lia~ saasHgt sT5
, 1861-05-02

A MOEsAhA CAsE-The San Francisco Mir.
TOr says quite an exSitsmsnt Was caused SOne
day last week among our Jewish population By
The bet that child Of jewish parents had
been taken from home By the servant girl and
baptisod by > catholic priest The mother ol
the child arrived atchuFeh just in time TO wit.
ness the last eefenony.% e-.7 s'yta
, 1861-05-02
W. G. GRANr.

Our sugar maple tree has been planted cxper-
mentally in the wood Of 8OulOgne, and attempts
will be made to acclimatiEe it in France for It's
yield Of sugar.
, 1861-05-02

PnoDucrs or IRELAND.- -lreland produces beeE,
pork, butter and potatoes for England linen
and whisky for Europe and the United States
fish or the Mediterranean, and emlgTants for al
creation. In the linen manufacture Ireland leads
the world. The linen demanded annually is
valued q not less than 600 0OO, 900, and Of this
the United States takes not far from o. 900, 900
worth. Besides the linen, the leading manu-
factures are whisky, porter, and ale, and those
beautiful abrics woven BY hand in Dublin
tabinets, or POPlins--a mixture Of silk and wool.
The capital and labor Of ireland, except in VI.
ster; are nearly al devoted to agriculture and
the cure and sale Of provisions. They get nearly
AIl their imported goods through England, 10
exchange for beef pork, salmon, butter, beer,
and linen.
, 1861-05-02

A ABaUn.-Orwsby P. PsntCu was convicted
IN the Police Court Of San Francisco, the other
day, Of brutally choking his wife, because she
refused 70 saw wood while he looked on. He
compelled her to obey; but the affair vas seen
BY some persons who caused his arrest Il
would probably do him good 10 be little chOked
with stout cord.
, 1861-05-02
L. p. FISHER,

Tiny tfaShlasaSa -, San FFaRelseo,
D HssIssa 70 90 Agent Of this paper recsVing ID.
VsFllsmanb aad ahs6Tipons 10 San Francisco and
80 }uhEO, and ooIsctng and rsesiPtlng for the
CHAB. PROscH.
, 1861-05-02
DIED.

In seaeOou, on Tuesday evening, April Soth amer I'm
geFng Illness, In the SiS year Of hs age Of consumption
CHhisToPHEn DOWEET, . native Of Kentucky.
, 1861-05-02

War y Is WOETH.--It Is said that the pos
n Q. s. Commissioner 10 the Sandwich Island
-. N1ich ThoA :, Dryer has been appOinted-
+. r..||' n go nj. ...I|.rni
, 1861-05-02

Nm HAlD can Be found In San Franeaeo at the depot Of
v. Sullivan adjoining the POst 0ace; the once OF
eaf Agent, lIlh Washington street, al the Merchants
EncAAnle and The principal Hotels; and also 81 the
leading Hoasls In he Atlantic cities.
, 1861-05-02

FMn "a Inuol. Poun.ylsnnis madsths
n11 lnIh11ll rn11 n lhs Uniisd siaisa laid
n, 1r1i Isnfosd llnblahed he nrst water
uSl.r' - IAs aEIi Locomotive, slishlished ths
A. ha|1lt,l lhs arri ~ school, he fifst pub
I|| |nl.nn, lhs ff1t b1Il q music. and ths flrst
n.rl5 IN lhs word opened freely % an Good
, 1861-05-02

Dn rof AFSnAE-z1hs Port Townsend
NQftprg klad 70 mako ~ appearance last
r&.| 4 lqlsnes, a ve sincerely regret 70
lam. q fhe lines q NJ. Damon, the editor.
- nrsvIsilsa with a siiask Of intsrmittsnt
||r. non ehish ue hopo Soon 70 bear 81 his
..|.|y "a Fisloislioa % he1lih, s',
, 1861-05-02

W al lealsa 10 furnish mas.rs Of vessels and others
o.,Sssd seand, Win ass Of the HEAALD. Application
, 1861-05-02

WArn o. Flna--A traveller in the Sandwich
ssitl nyn fhs s,iauiifs Amriean, while Wis
Ing i11 q1Ic.no ulIr llIlo, Witnessed wonder
Nt>SSAgsa AZ BE- Na1 rlltIng Il lunch On
ah'.1 ts1k oleslostins he cEtl,r, with his
- |1n1l y rroii ne fnlcnso heat be vas
1.II|.l y NOS. llks fhsrushius together d
~ ttlIlS q RaIsr, and obliged % run 70
c1crrs ~ plni haaL The whole surlacs ol
o. I'I1 unI h lho widest commotion, wave
t.'I|at m asp Gsai biIIows q hIe from
t..,r 80 d ~ Ike. meeting dc aercs con
90 l,cei'IE nd rnIhipg together again win
'ntIrolsa flle. shooting into ne aiF, perhaps I
ha.1l,1 81. vlli spirsI BODY 81 I'd liquid
IN alir1 1hlny eonbsd oyeF snd kll % ricl
'r1lH' .1liy bark into ihs laks again. whsr
o. ~ ~ restored % its usuli order, d
seemed % ha4s hilsn st least ten FEET aifsa hiae
, 1861-05-02
EHE PUGET SOUND HHRALp

puoahed every THURSDAY EVENING, at o per annum,
h advance; paid within slx months, o.; AFTER the
expiration Of SIN months, Si % for six months, In
advance; single copies, l2k cents. Advertisements,
70 insure insertion without delay, should be handed In
on o. bsiore Wednesday Of each week.
, 1861-05-02

1rrrrr.-Ihs D.nocfal, published Il Waco.
N1Irin county. TEXAS. I Union papeS, and
t.'I'11 n1nil'lT 81 ne Union. though surround
"a ly t,n1nio6i1is A lais number contains the
1N10|as pisy paragraph: sour paper yei
1I1 "a iliriais aIa passing around that 4 i
I1t1 ||l1at no re rirsI. u timsly NOTES h
luu. ~ Anelnnsmon mglgedi h he river
l.IosIng' plcosus somoihing elIe, about ths she
= ~ ~ 1h1ll lua llIsl 80 overheard y
IN Na1nn5a- pssasAsr lEom Umpqua,
cl,.N' l.ll|I liIclled into WsavsryiIles Trinity
coz.|I. c,I. rhsrs be lold hls heafsrs, sayb TIE
lrioI ~ ~ Jews would ~ b N Jsru-
go 81 lhs "a q March. 1so5, and thai
r1.1l1 uI - Ing he further remarked
lIaI n ding rIrlhly wiIl cone 10 = iScdS about
llsllAIl 1om oli. dnie. .Ps sssf
, 1861-05-02

OLYMPIA LODGE. NO. I,
~ Ancient Free and Accepted MaSons holds OD11
" regular communications on the hFSt and third
Saturday evenings In every month. O..
All members Of The order In good standing are
invited 10 attend, 7, r. McEl,ROY, ". n,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

Y
To Curtis r. Conn, Charles schafaF, Guy wells,
JennlnE. Anderson, w heelcr, Bellows 4 Co. VIM
4 H. H. Hudd3ck Tsee8v. MaulipH Piimrten. hroNh
A. CteHaEAUiEa. IlgizlAit 4 Eaik. Ogden. Br1Nneti
Co. X Hart. Cnnnabie Sulyt John Amhs Co..
VIM II CterborH, Gen. w. FLANDERS tp., j. w
hsat Mariehihal, Lrhinhn 3 CO.. Hodheimvr Bro,
G. r. 4 r., ltiiey, and Caleb Cope 4 Co. Feu and
.seh of yeu hereby 4otihca thtt THREE is on
file IN the Office ~ the Clerk Of the District Cenrt Of
Lee County. low Il, AT keakuk, pellnH oil Lclt ard
I,naie cialnlin. 81 yau G. r. Conn The susn ~ one
thousand dollars III Upper cent interest per aanolt
payable annually. as money due on Your notes and
IaeFiRaRe made by 10 IIerala sss mulr aud tiHes
signed 10 said palnil; also claiming against Each
ynu the foreclosure OF SAID mortgage The sAIlR being
upon lot tweaty festn front Mata street bs lao
feet deep OF even width, part Of Ut enc binsk ninety
three In City ~ kenkHk beginning twenty frei from
b street In Lee County, Iowa for the purchase mo.
ues further asking sale of said premises and
general relief.
Anduniess yDa appear aud answer said petition on
or before noon The second fas cftle next term o
said Court NINE ut Aeoknk on the Isl MONDAY
II February, A. b. 1sf2. drfauH Will be entered
hyast you se Judgment rendered hefeen BY pray Cd
for In said petition.
H. SCOTT HOWELL.
Nov 10 IS6l-5 Aitsy fer plaintiff.
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the most eiFeetunl remedy which the medical
skill OF our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal maiadv. IL y COM
binca from the most active rcmetUtls that have
been discovered for the expurgauon OF this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence il should be employed for the cure Of
not only Sciotula, but also those other asicc-
lions which arise from it, such as ERurrfvg
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANrnoSY's Fine,
RosR, or FRYspELAs, plNrIEs. PrsrtLEs,
BLorcurs, RLArNs and Bolrs, TrMoHs, TrTTER
and SALT Rnrrx, ScArp IirAp, RfSGwoRN,
kiErnAftsN, SyrntLtTIc and MENeuRlAf DIS
Eases, DHorsY. nysrErsls, DEnuirY, and.
indeed. ALI COMPLAINTS ARISING fKoN SffIA-
nm OK hrrRl Bloom. The popular belief
in io,pWag 81 Tie blood &" IS founded IN truth,
for scroiu.a is degeneration of the blood The
particular purpose and virtue OF this sArsnpa-
rila is to purify and rcsenerate this vital fluid
without which sound htalth is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

Is n constitutional disease, a corruption OF the
blood by which this fluid becomes yihated,
weak, and poor Being III the circulation. il
peryades the whole body, and may burst out
IN disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which 1t may
not destroy. The scrofaious faint is vaflousiy
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be Its origin. il is hereditary in the con-
stituton. descending :" from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation, indeed,
il seems to be the rod OF Him who says, -
viii visit the iniquitics of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or Hlcerous matter, which, III
the lungs liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubcrclcs, in the glands, swelings; and on
the surface, uruptions or sores. This iettl cor
ruption which glntlers in the blood. depresaes
the energies Of life, so that serofuious constitn-
items not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they i11vc fur hess power to with
stand the attacks OF other diseases. conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofuloas III their nature,
are still rendered fatal BY His taia4t TIT
system Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of nll the organs, arise from or
arc aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of nll our people are scrofulous !,
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and tlcir health is undermined by it,
To cleanse it from the system we must renoyate
the blood BY am Alternative medicine, and in-
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such q medicine we supply in
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NOTICE.

HIRAM BARNEY, Plaintiff, against the unkno
heirs al law of John Shane, deceased, Geo. r. xii.
burup, administrator OF said John Shane deceased,
John 4 shane, solomon shane. Adeiine Shane. -
shane widow az Jsft4 shane deceased Hahhsl,.le G.
MeQuiiian, II, NcGuiilAn, I, b. ihgals arc Jesse ~
You are hereby notified that there Is now file in
the Cteth Office Of the District Court OF Lee County,
Iowa at 1T Madison, a Petition III eguit. brought
By Hiram Barney against you, praying Tor Judgment
against Geo. Elbourne as administrator OF the es-
tate OF John Shane deeeased for the ann Of thirty
ttr-t -ftt ard e5tttt uBftaFE,
El 10 ner cent interest from The first day OF Deeem-
ter 1851 upsn three certain mortgages made by John
shane, deceased to t4ns Mason, Wh'eh hayc been as
signed TO plaintiff which mortgages are upon the
foIlowinR described lands. n-wit the NJ ii Of THE
N w 4 Of section IL, and the N. ". n Of the n W.
Il OF section -, ard the NJ W. OF section 90 and
the NJ f. 81 the n f. 81 section o. ali In town
shin 66 range west IN Ice county, Iowa Said peti-
tnn nfnys lar The sale OF said lands pay OF said
mortgages indebtedness Hereof, for the extingash.
ment Of all equity of redemption nHd all legal and
equitable tile ard all right title and ttertst Of each
N said IN rtics ahnee nume daso Of the unknown
Leirs at Law John shane, deceased, The SAME and
Tor genrrai rrlef, with costs sc. y particularly
prny Tor tile extn4utshn ent all riehtitir and inter
est which SAID uHk nnan heirs may have derived by
inheritance from John shane, dceeased.
the 4.ElnMn heirs aforesaid and each am a
Of tho above pam-d tef.srea.ts hereby netthcd
and required TO appear ard answer 10 said petition
by noon the second day Of the next term Of sails
Court to be held III Fort Madison the 3D. Monday
0f may A. rcrrr he Izr
therein against you as pray "a for ~ default
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
Dec. II, 1861. flaAuhs Attorney.
he foregoing Original Nhtica In the above entttiet
action is approved by said Court in session a
port Madison Iowa aud 1t Is ordered 4 at The sans
be published 10 the Daily Cafe cfiy" Htwsrape
tufishealn keokuk, Iowa for SIX consecutive weeks
Dated December ~. lr6i.
STATE oFioWA .EEE Cor srY--SS.
lErie leech, Clcrk of the pltrict Court 81 Lee
Coauty Iowa hereby certify that tlr above ard lore
going is true copg ot The Original Notice, ana ~
apptapal thereof the above ehtuea aeAoh, no" o.
die tn my office.
- In witness OF itch have herrunto setiny hant
{tst and seal o. saia Cont, this litl dag Of De
~ temher. frGl.
ttttt II j if4FtAA II t44ttrtt p4-+t+st f-esFt-
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TO A. II. cnvpctYsvr stephen u, Ianes. Ioht Hei-
sea- alrAmHsi+r o. iIteirs. m IL, larkhs. Nat. La
fon. " jcfords W a. Lafhett Jaha T. smith. NDn
Horn, Luse & Ca; You are here NOTIFIED that there
On die III tht office the Clerk Of tbs Dist let
Court Of lee County, Iowa Eeskug, petition Of h.
A.. NJ. Swc24Y. executor OF the estate nj icha ".
Slaughter, Fiantif Cumming of y. VI tarpeEters
stephen T. Jones nnd John }. Holsey, judgment for
three ihoas aud dollars promissory nse given by
them said Slaughter, ard cininng nand aRnngt all
foreclosure ~ tvs mortgages given by
said A. Al. Carpenter aud one by sad Stephen y,
ZONES. to secure The payment of saidiate,
A.B a.Ieks sah appear aIa au-s4r said Ietition by
noon the recon day of tue eSttf OF said teft.
which commence on the first Moudav in February
next, utgmeut viii be rendered against ,oa by Dis.
fault, according to The prayer Of the letltioi..
RANKIN MILtFE.
ice 49, lsGi,d Autss tor PttH. ss
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II
sr1Th or IOWA IS. L. ta so n,-E'st sss q
Strauss, Asher. Hartman d,Cos, Fiaintfs, rsysas q.
n. Abbott, Levi VI ooA Hawkins Taylor, Martin 81
orr Ier. brown, J. y. Iirhdtnning $ e. Carter, =.
Gamer, Jesse kudu:ck slelthch Ileimstre,t, James
tavk. Joseph StrotiinAn, N. Micbals, wilson, PER-.
Go. Itklen q LGeas, Samuel Hickey, Andrew
Brown John II. Allen. ia mes NJ Corbit, Iieghorn e.
Harrison, Jnmfs W Grimes Sumner stehbins Co..
and CsnnaLle's Smsth, defendants.
Notice " hereby given to the defendants herein
abnye nalr that petition IN civil neiou Is Oh nle
NJ the clerks Ufev u the District Court aforesaid,
bv ait OF the nhpve HaHieI rahiiG, agAihnl soe.
ard ctHtnifng Of said Albeit aud Wood 81 500 rs
money iue on two Itramttsnry notes. and bba fore
closure mortgage agaius all the defendants, ~ GA
tots 5 and q In block iGH IN the Gas ol keokuk Let
C0Gut,. I0wf. whieh in6Faage was eHecatet by said
Abbott and v God 4n eabsiel and John Hetbef to Sc
cure size SHtrt ~ satsf hetrs.
AMI III ess l1.ar &lla n1A ttt3Hs. " rei 9
bof8re noon 1T tho Fud Day OF The term ~ - .
Court" commence. on the hrsi AonasS OF February
-62 a. gacftY ia ie rendered aRaAtsg son Tas Sd
for ia said petition.
ROBERT ~. GILMORE,
Nov 81 leGt.d Sciitiiur Tor Petitioners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

STATE or IOWA LEE COUNTESS.
By virtue cf a slecia execution to me directed 49,
sued hs tire Clerk the District Court OF said county
In fvo Ezra Overall and against j. r. Cave, land
also decree against Richard Piles and others have
levied upon and viii So II to the highrst bidder Ht the
door OF the CLERKS office OF the District Couri OF Lee
County. Iowa al keokuk said county, ON The hitR
day Of December A u. 1851, between the hours OF
o'clock n IN and o'eioek p, m Of sad day. COM
mrnring o'claek y. the following property To-
vii. the half OF the quarter Of serten
eight III aud The east hair ~ lie fractional
quarter uf section eighteen ISL Ht fr township Sixty
six f6g1 north or ranpa ssx 1877 in Lee County,
Iowa. tpr til : rHs ttfteti Of SAID i.ls nentr
Taken iesrd upon an, 20 re sold by order OF Court
TO sstisf said writ ofexecution-
Keokuk, Nov, %, 1851.
Fl. Nj. GRIFFITH.
ryaetla She rify 81 lee Cauntys fGwa