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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14

The National Inteliigencer publishes q
Letter written by Gen. Scorr as long
ago IS October, 1860, upon the subject
of Secession, which shows knowledge
Of public afsiD amossting almost to
prophecy. During the late political cam
paigu bis sympathies we're with the Bell
and Everett party, but he believed it
every mans duty to yield obediently to
the popular verdict in case Mr.. LINCOLN
should Re successful. Percievlng evil
dences Of mischief at the South in case Of
NJ. LIS election, he advised the prompt
garriso.iug Of Southern forts, and other
precautionary measures, saying: From
= knowledge Of our Southern population,
it is my solemn conviction that there is
some danger Of an early act of rashuess
preliminary to secession, viz: the seizure
Of some or all Of the following posts: Forts
Jackson and St. Phil s on the Mississ.
ippi, below New Orleans, both without
n garrison; Fort Picksns and NJ Rae, 10
PensacoIa Harbor, with an insufficient
garrison for one; Fort Pulaski, below
Savannah without garrison; Forts Noul.
trie and Sumter, Charleston Harbor, the
rmer with an insufficient garrison, and
the Litter without any and Fort Monroe
Hampton Roads, without a sufficient
garrison. 10 my opinion all the works
should be immediately 20 gsrrsoned as to
make any attempt to take any one Of them
by surprise or coup de.msin ridiculous"
Had these timely recommendations
been adopted by the President and the
War Department, the United States Flag
would not be dishonored under the guns
Of Federal Notifications as it has been re.
Gently at Charleston aud Pensacola, and
the whole Southern coast line would have
been awcd into obedience to the Laws
instead Of swarming "a it does with armed
beIs.-Dabnqse Times.
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E~TRAY HE.FEK AND eT.I.R.

,skeh up by h"mas Finch. At hs residence
~ 1entrr Township, Cedar coun y. Iowa on
y 75d day OF November. 4. y. 1850: aid S,eer
Pssd with nnderb bit out nf The left ear: the
lush Of the tail is whitr-ring around she tai
Move the lash. and appraised u 81. said hrit.
g il whit. with y red head and neck, with \
hits tail snd face. and supposed to liz one ear
last spring. aud appraised q $3.50.
ALDNZO SHAW, Clk.
Ceaar C0msty. io,ca.
iItsa. Dec 18th, A. j.. 1862 n15l-3m.
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Married,

At the Goodrich House. February 10th, 1861
by Rev. A. NJ. GEiGRR Mn. w. 5. CHIlps and
Miss uILL's woop-sll Of Upton. Iowa.
We extend to our friends our most cordial
congratulations, and hope that the new relation
which they have 40 auspiciously assumed, will but
open up TO them the sources Of stream Of con.
stantly increasing happiness.
May gentle hrcezes wan your boat
May clear and sunny weather ..aa
Make shining pathway as ye float
AdoWn LIES stream together.
May ell things prove fair and gay.
fou'H always bless your marriage day.
The priatsrs also return thanks" for the dol.
lar that accompanied the notice.
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CORPORATION ELEcrIoN.-Thc cleo.
ton Of Mayor. G." "cilmen, etc, Of the
town Of Upton takes place or Monday,
the 4th of March. Those who want good
order pr -ervcd should see to it that the
right kind Of NJ, are elected.
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he RE ADV.

Mr. ALFRED MARSH. will call on
"any Of our delinquent Subscribers so On.
We hope they will all be prepared to pay
mp His receipt for subscriptions, old
"r new, will be good. We are ia great
want. on account Of the neglect of our
subscribers to pay their just dues.
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M On SATURDAY. aud SUNDAY last. tn

~ ." Saturday aud Sunday last, the
s'ather was quite mild, aud with rain on
Sunday much Of the snow disappeared,
s. that 10 spots the ground is visible for
the first time since November. On
Monday the wind changed to the west
and put stop to the further departure
the snow, for the present.
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~ The denomination called +" Disci
p'es," have been holding meetings at
Pennsylvania Hall every evening during
tie past week AID are still continuing
them. The Hall is filled every night
and much interest is manifested,
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"CoNvENTIoN. We publish to day
= short notice headed as above. We
know not the precise object Of the econ
v""tiop, aud do not propose to consider
ourselves bound by any such indefinite
and irresponsible action.
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EsTRAY cor.

AhEN VI BY {. /. Marqu.nd, at his resi-
enes IN Mnssilon Tow ship Cedar county
~" ~ DARK Bay or Brown Mare Colt: two ea.s
~ 'sst sprIng-no marks percep,abl.; ami a,,-
.sou y my doHsrs. ALONZO SHAW
r,,. -, County Clerk.
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"Ihe Senate Of Prussia at q recent sitting
paid merited compliment ia the Galen of Ger
many, Christoph Wilhelm Hoonand, by ordering
the erection of monume Mt to his memory il,
the city Of Berlin. II any man deserved well o.
his countrymen, certainly that man was DIR
Hooaana; FOR, while by his teachings he rev
olutionized the whole system of medicine HI,
well.digested preparations carried relief into
every home in the land; and at his death he wa
mourned as u benefactor of the nation."- (ion
don Times October, 1857.
Prepared only by Dr. c. NJ Jack son, 4ls Arch street.
and for sale by Druggists and Storekeep
ers throughout the U. s. and Canadss Price IS cents
per bottle.
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EsrRAY HORSE.

me- Y :, RansIi ttteals tbAl t5aery
= II day Of Deeembcr, A. D. ls6O. one dark
" mare colt. white spot on the forehead,
The % hind Loot white. and appraised at
ALONZOS AW, cI'k
1. IN Cedar C.mnty Ipwa.
ApNeu. s'0c 10TH, lS60. no !j2-.im
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The Anamosa Eureka says that the
grading on the railroad between Anamosa
aud Marion, and the bridge across the
Wapsipinicon, was flushed some ten days
ago.
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~ The auxiliary Teach RS Associa
ton held ut Sugar Greek school house.
on the I'd inst, was well attended and
adjourned to meet ut Rochester, Febru-
airy 23d, 1861. J T. HAIGHr, Sec.
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Gov Kirkwood has called on the Sec
rotary of War for the quota Of arms TO
which " is entitled
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Original Notice.
The State IF Iouo, Csdar County, -:
BY STATE AUTHORITY.

The State # Iou0, Csdar County, -:
To JAMES HANNA, ALM1RA HANNA and WILLIAM
CRIsMAN:
Vou are hereby notified that there is now on
J. hle in tue office Of the clerk of the District
Court OF Cedar county i'll the State Of Iowa q ma.
tition OF Nelson Davis, claiming of said James
Hanna the sum OF five hundred dollars with in
te es. thereon at ten per cent. per aAnum from
the 2lst day Of August, A. 1856 as money dino
on pro.nissorv note. executed by said James
Hanna and delivered to said Nelson peri, on
said list day OF Augu-t, lS5h. said petitioner
Also Is forth that on id 2ist day of August.
1856 the said James Hanna and Almira Hanna
executed and delivered to said Nelson Davis a
mortgage npon certain real estate in said neti.
uoh Described. to secure the payment Of said
pfomm ssory note, and that the said William
Crsman has siuee the recording OF said mort.
gage as plaintiff il informed recovered . iudg.
ment IN said court against said James Hanna,
and which he claims to lie lien upon said
premises IN the petition described. The said
petitioner prays that said mortgaged premises
may be sold to satisfy said note with interest
aud costs OF this proceeding, and that the inter.
ests OF said defendants in said real estate may b.
forever barred. You are further notified that
ualess you appear and answer or defend ssid
petition before nuen Of the second day Of the
next term Of said court, aefsult will b. entered
against you and Judgment rendered tbosoon,
CHA'S q. HAYS, and
JAS II. ROT rick,
r5"s~6 PlADx@ ANvos1ays.
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David s Barr, a brother Of Judge
Baldwin's wife Of this State, was killed.
Dec. 5th, in Jackson county, Oregon. -
A heavy saw log, in rolling rapidly down
hill, crushed him beneath its weight.
He died instantly Young Barr left
Fairfield, in this State, in 1Svl-crossed
the plains to California, aud subsequently
went to Oregon.
persisted IN A Snow STORM
learn thar the body Of . young man bur-
led in the sn"w.in sitting posture, with
carpet sack by his sid /, was found few
days since near Windham, Poweshelk
county. He was about 10 years Of age
and had S24 in his pockets. Name un
known. Supposed to have lost his way
sOd persisted 10 the snow storm Of the
23d uls. So says the Moutezuma Re
The PRIZE CONuNpRuM The Prize
connndrum at Mrs Ryan's benefit on
Friday evening was not as bad as was re-
ported. but might have been better. We
repeat it:
Why will the Union pass safely through
the present crisi.
Becsnae, the Goddess Of Liberty And.
'er-son. Scott, will defend it; it shall not
be consigned to the Toombs, nor fall :
prey to the Hunter; the stars in her flag
shsIl be preserved. and only the stripes
given to sraitors.-CA Chicago Tribune.
- See Advertisement Of Professor
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The Prairie. Farmer.


nv ~, :. = ). -
me """st hyrscHVMFdt ana HDrf'cut-
~.,, H.. nN,v Mrru,v . a.. AL
~" ''' o"" ." e'e No'M.
Ur&f a. sa- s.,...t.e
Tho urou r.es NJ THE y ARucp IL. 49, 49,
ward and nrovressivr and r., its .,rict .,h.r.na.
n ~. ,r,.,a.t. ~ Tic ,r,i.,ar. ~, ",s.
E;,s.,r - ~ ha.. 90 . - :. - ~: ea'em
ov,r Tie i.nd = ''1''s ~'
The aim of tho puh,;sb.,s ia N m.L Dit.
III. ana prs.,;c., n.,..r n,.a ,hat I'M 1900. sea
E,a,% .ar;,.,.u. r,..;. $3.50 .a. snsn sIeas OF
,nr. !, rrn;,s Tlewar. ia v....s., n"1n o"I-
t;c E.nnnm,- a.. ,;na an, Mna....,".. - ~
I M..,;a ~, u ns :. n. wan ke".ns VI 70.
fully t,.,s,' Ard from, - all =, .saL ~, W." Ill pe
ers ana pIanis.s;n ss.. J. JUN .S. ny rIow
and understand ~. sta, . a.ss' 70 explain
In Market Matters we shall ii, the mos, .c,,
rate .lI,uence 10 he ah'.,,au 49, s"s aos' scch
Foreign Mark.,s s.deS, IN .. our ;wn aud
assis, tn, Producer 10 marked h,s "r,a"",s y. ~
the best advantage. f'es' "
r,,.,
Yhv . .",,,; ose .ea,. - W
sN r"r,es' one year. and one to getter up
o. i'"D' 90
nm nf ,luh 'e 80 - so'''' ,e IA
tventy ronies one wear and ore n o.,,.r w
M az cInh .. m
Cluis for six months at half the above ,.,s. w
For every club 81 New Yearly SUBSCRIBER
made M before New Year. we vii, send the
pKA'slE FAIRNESS until January. 1852. Thus such
70 ~ X up clubs now VIII receive the paper for
the balance Of u 9 without charge.
W We trnst no We.t<ra man will need urging TO
take take Ws .n Afrcatsral p.per-"ne that is
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

HE ADNERTlSER, having been restored TO health
in few weeks by a very simple remedy, AFTER
having suffered several with severe lung afec
tion and that dread disease, Consumptionis anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used Gree Of CHARGE, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will and
SURE crxr for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c
The only object of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpton is to benefit the afflicted and spread intorma-
ton which he conccives to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
WiLLIAMssrsH, Kings County, New York.
October II, ls60-nJly1yI
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CONTENTION.

a. the request Of many c,,izena. . meeting
WI Be held asthe Court House, in Upton. on
SATURDAY the 10Th day Of February. At l o'clock
P. NJ. of said day, to select some suitable person
for the office Of Postmaster. Those interested
IN said ONCE will please attend. By order Of
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
DA- See advertisement of Prof L.
MlLLER'S Hair lnvigorator, and Lilo
uid Hair Dye, in another column.
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~ Buy your Stoves, Tinware, &c at
the "Muscatipe Stove Store, "Musca,ine,
Iowa. Mr.. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturer, and will sell below Oh ;cago
prices. Stoves warranted for one year.
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~, ,, ,STRAY MARE.

= 1sace il Pioneer tSorge M,nturn, at his resi-
en the 18th d., Ut OcfDip, C,nar county. Iowa,
= oORkEL MARE with a /. A. b ls6O. SLIGHT
he noSe: both hind Tee. white face stripe on
@se"s"fs foot; aad appraised At $Saa spot ON the
. ALONZO SHAW.
s r,.. o. Cedar county, r..
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~ Shor vs. q Newspaper Uhoss coissw.s are a
all times crowded with nssc Ap1fissnvsts, and ~
EilI s'osc YOU comss,1suy dltrs rah b.sisess sAi
e"t~p~isG 7M age u a mestux one A ssos thot
tt0'ds IN these latter days" sciN y short fre sd
himself ts'tisd his corVeeisrs. ~ ..-
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LSThAY COLT.

TIkn uup byJ h n erginSon, at his r.sidencr
= lied Osk TownshiF, Cedar county, Iowa. in
/. pscemser. ls60, = suRkEl n ,Rf COhT, sup
HI insnc and tail. and q white spot in he face
: !. IipNea 1t $50. ALONZO SHAt.
Jan. "a, 1907 Coen clerk. =
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NEW md fresh supply Of Sugar. coffee, No
l0ss& &C.. lust received BY E 4 u CHILDS.
nUY your Tobsoco At q. ; T. OHILpS', end
u ~ s0rx ssBA
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Wilton Market,

wilton Markets
Corrected weekly by F.BACON, dealer in Pro.
duce, Dry-Goods. etc.
WILTON, Iowa, Feb. 18th, 1861
Wheat 650l67c. Corn, in ear Ice. Gas l2M
Is. Barley, soc. Dressed hogs S5.25 to $525
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~ See Advertisement Of Professor
Woods Hair R>Dtcssaivs.
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MuScattne Market
Wheat-New 6sM70, Flour, - so v Dbl
Winter LOO. Corn, in the ear. l5c.
Barley, 40c. Oats--New. l3c.
Beans. 40c6t50 Eggs 20
Appes-tireen, WS20O Butter, l5c.
Dried, $3.50. Hides-tireen, &c.
Lumber Sloa3O 1000. Dry hint90loc
Live cattle, - 90 "a 81 so per cwt
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BLANK9.---Ws can now furnish all
VINO may desire. with Blanks Of almost every
assoripsion, neatly printed, and Of the most
approved forms. f.--
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FUN AHEAD.

FUN AHEAD.
THOSE indebted to CASAD l. GILMORE. BY
! sccount or note. are requested to call and
settle before the LIST day Of January, 1861. or
their bills will be placed in proper banda for
collection. b prompt and save costs.
Dec L. CASAD i GILMORE.
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DISSOLUEIOWs
THE partnership heretofore existing between
HECHr L FRIEND. has this day be en- dissolved by
mutual consent. The business hereafter will be
carried On by FRIEND X CULsERrsoN. At the old
stand, who are authorized to receive and collect
al debts due the late irn +. HECHT
Upton, Jan. g. 1861. n. N.FRiEND.
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d.iqtun 9bbtrtistr.

LOCAL ARTMENT.
Agents for the Advertiser.
"A Messrs. KENNEDY 4 O'DoNooHuE. General
Advertising Collecting and Commission agents,
IS Olive street 81. Louis, No., are our
Agents in thar city, and they are authorized to
receive Advertisements for the TrrToN ApvER-
II SER, and collect bills for the same:
5. 5. DANIELS, Publisher.
sW. kATnsuH, Of Pioneer, Is author, ed to receive
subscriptions eer The ADv. and receipt for the
same.
"P c. H. SCRIvEN, AAcsrtisiag .Ageas, 81 Deer
Ssrs street, CAisaEe - sssAsrssd 70 recsius IusS
esseassts ysr fAss sad sH tAs lsadag papsrs II tAs
North ~ ss.
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The Warst Agricultural and Hprf,cul.
furnl i"pr puLiixhed in khr Wext,ond
now the ONLY WEEKLY in tie North
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Muscatine Market.

Davenport Market.
Wheat 7oM7lc. Oats. I5c. Barley, 33c.
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Legal Not,cc


To Hubbard Stone. Charles Stone. Jacob DusLey,
q. III. Cox, Boy Brsden. Nj. Sullivan, Frederick
zugg, William II. Williams F"bert Ii. Smith,
joan w. Hancock, A. II. Stevenson, kilgure,
Wilson Co.. barton, Perry d Co, u. W. howe,
Ray Bro. sam uel Rasles, State of Iowa fer
the o. School Fund, Henry q. Louis and Lou-
Use Octayia DeIea!a, minor heirs af Elizabeth
DcLouis, deceased, and Martin STATE d, ,h.ir
Guardian:
VOU ana each Of you arc hereby notitied that
L there 10 ise III the Office of the clerk
Of the District Court IL Lee County, leea AT Fort
Madison. petition Of Hiram Barney, eIalsiag II
You Hubbard Stone and Charles stone IN sum If
thirtylve hundred dollars and per cent n crest
monsy due vn a NOR gage made by you to Chas.
Mason aud since assigned To sasd hiiam Barney,
dated bruary u, 1887; also ciaitng a alnst ca
Of you he foreclosure of said ssea, the sa:ao
0sns upon lots SIX Ebl and seven ca in Block
tight u in Mason's Ipef addition tho CT, OF
keokuk, Lse County, Iowa, for purchase money;
and further asking for sale Of said premises, and
general relief.
Ana unless you appear ard answer said petition
on or before the noon 81 the - day OF he Eex
term Of said Court. 10 commence at orr Midi On
the. third Monday Of May, A. u. is6l default Will
be entered against you. the pes iton ak a. by you
oontes sed, and deoree rendered against yog Ms
prayed therein.
NOBLE i STRONG,
Feb 8.1S6i-lm r.ttfis Attiys.
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q Gcn Scott seems TO have placed w ash
|iDgton ID such defensiblo condition, that
|she conspira,orf have abandoned their pur.
pose OF alta king it, and now deny That they
ever thought Ut such thing.
There ID only onepoint where there 10 dan
|ger Of an outbreak Of hostility, and thst 10
Fort Sumpter. The Carollnians have al
|most completed their preparations for The
and the assault, and are i'm
patient for the work. Az they did not make
|She attack in time to influence the election
lin Vrginia, there is room to hope that blood.
|shed may DO avoided 10 that quarter.
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NTTAs Springfield (lil.) correspondent
OF tho Missouri Democrat says that Mr.. Lin
coin returned home much refreshed BY bic
late excursion into the woods. lie 10 ono OF
those men who, Irving carried into middle
age tie stamina OF vigorous youth, always
feels n new pulse OF energy upon returning
for : while 90 the hsunts OF early exercise.
He is never better than after A. fa,igulng
Tourney, or . continuous series ~ labonoos
speeches. lie gained fifteen pounds in weight
during that energetic campaign OF 1858.
The ..Railspli.tern Is also said to be cult
waiting wh,skers, and they arc said to have
entirely s'ohaDgsd. his facial appearances.
| II his friends .sscarocly know him now" W
| lear hs viii hariiy know himse.; siisT -,
lth OF March.
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8 T. MIC go LAS HOT e T. !,
BKOADN
N EW YORK.

When completed, SIX years ago, thes st. Nicholas
was universally pronounced the most msgni fcent,
convenient, and Thorough J organised establish
ment of the kind on this continent.
What it was then, 1t remains to-day-wirnour
RIVAL IN sIxE, II suAPrpoUssEss, and in the
general ele me nts of comfort and enjoyment
The Hotel has accommodations for 1,GOO
guests, including 100 mpiete suitA OF
apnrtnnca ats for families.
SIX hundred persons can be com fortably
seated at the tables Of its three public dining
rooms, and no thing that modern art has devised
for the convenience and social qualification Of the
travelling pI has been omitted in ito plan, or il
neg lected In ith practical details.
The carly reputation Of the house at home and
abroad, derived FROM its magnitude, its superb APP
pointments, and it's HOME LIKE COMFORTS AND LUX.
uaIEs, has been enhanced every year by the un.
wearied exertions Of the propretors.
TKEADNELL, wHIICOMB co.
deoe9d3m
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We are informed shat, q few days since,
10 party Of men attempted to clear " ~
Through the snow on the Montexuma and 10 va
City road, in place y here it bad been block
Cd up for ten days, near Windham, when, to
their horror, they came upon the frozen body
Of young man buried in tie snow, in sit.
ting posture, with = carpct.sack lying by his
side. lie had evidently been oversaken, while
travelling, by the terrific snow storm Of Tues
day night, the 22i uIt., aud becoming IA
|tigued and bewildered, had seated himself
amid the bowling Of the tempest, and chilled
and benumbed BIO was soon wrapped 10 the
cold embrace of death. He was stranger,
apparently about 10 years Of age, and had
about $2I 10 money in bis pocket Monte
yuma hep.
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Legal Nosice.

To A. X. George and David Crawford:
N0u and each IT You are hsreby notified that
J. there is Oh IL in the office 81 the Clerk of
tue District Court of Ice County, Iowa, Mt Fort
Madison, petition Ut Hiram Barney claiming of
you A. n. heorge the sum Vt hundred and
MY five dollars and interest at 10 per cent. II
money due on mortgage made by you 10 Charles
Mason aud since assigned said Iisgam Barney,
dated December -, lobs; also claiming against
each Of yoI the foreclosure Of said mortgage, the
being upon Lot 30. ten Il0l In BlacA one
hunared and Iurty eight Il4sJ In The City IL keo-
kus Lee Coanty, Iowa, tor the purchase money;
aud further asking for sale Of sad premises, and
generai relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before The OF the second dry If the
next term of said Court, TO co1nme nee AT Fort
Madison Tn the third Monday Of stay, A. u. 1861,
default will be entered agaInst you and dsmcnt
rendered thereon the petition taken by ,ou con-
fessed, and decree rendered against you as iray,d
therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
Feb. s, lS61-lm PITTS hts'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-15
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i manufacturers . stersoscopic Camera Tor the
purpose VI taking Stereographs of Dwellings, both
public and private, Family uroups. Ac., &C.; also,
now patterns Of Stcre0scopic Boxes, showing
from 40 10 loo views.
Likenesses Of every variety neatly inserted In
Plain aud Fancy Cases, Frames, Trays. Sc, OF
every style.
Satisfaction gus ranteed. He has an instrument
for taking ~ pictures 81 One person NJ
ono sititng which enables him to take a large
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prices. All arc respectfully invited to cali and
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