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To Smyrna Hobart, executor OF the estate Of Re-
bccca Hobart, deceased; Smyrna Hobart, John
stoddard, Helen M. Stoddard George w. saun-
ders, Kate Saunders, Cernelia II. Hobart, Ann
M. Amsden, II. Nj. Amsdep, Henry Strong trus-
tee, ID. II. Gray. w. w. Belknap, sophia lsheli,
o. G. Isboil, heeler, Bellows 4 TO-, Taylor,
Seymour i Co.. X. b. Dobell, I'll, straus, A IL.
Manning, Foster IL Lee, Joseph III. seatnn,
Foster, Lawrence Co., George Il. Gordon, Pat
terson Ferguson;
VOU and each Of yan hereby notified that
i th ere is now on file iii the Office Ut the Clerk III
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ut Fort
Madison, petition " Hiram barney, claiming ct
you Smyrna Hobart as executor III the eetate Of
Rebecca Hobart, deceased, and John Stoddard 4 he
SUM Of three thousand dollars and interest AIT 10
per cent. MS money due mortgage executed by
you John Stoddard and BY keLecca Hobart, de-
ceased 30 Charles Mason, and since ASSIGNED to
said Hiram Barney, dated August 29th, 1856; also
claiming against each Of you the foreclosure az
sad mortgage, the same being upon Lots ive[51
and six [6] in Block two [ ri In Mason's Upper
Addition to the City OF krokuk, Lee County, Iowa,
for the purchase money, and further asking for o
sale Of said premises, aud general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
before noon Of the I'd day OF the next term
of said Court TO commence ut Fort Madison on
the third Monday Of May, A. u. 1861, default
will be entered against you, the petition taken M
by You confessed, and decree rendered against you
prayed therein.
NOBLE Il STRONG,
Feb g. ibGI~Im Plaintiffs Att'yg.
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Urig,uai Narsce.

To James b. WaLh, Eo~ard +. Naish, Marsaret
Walsh, Mary 4. Stcen, Mary Arabella steen,
Mary X. iore and Vim. A. Acre her husband,
Margaret J. Yore and Jno. G. iors her husband,
AdIey ;fegnry, George Poster. Iii Miller, Nil
chael O'Houfke, and fhe nnkBolra heirs nrf feBa-
fees Of john o. h9Grkf, seceeftt, defendants:
NoU arc hereby seserails Mortified that there
i Ii now on tile In he Clerks 1Eiea N the Tia
trict Curt of Lee geurty, Iowa. tt heekuk, te-
sitlon In equity brought by 3ehn Augustus nuskee
againss you, praying 10 have mls1H&e corrected
In the original deed af partition bstween John
Dhaurke anu Patrick Nasn lfA4fA new aece ased4
vi certain lots and lands, drawn ry them as ten.
ants N eomman in STARE No. g. III The pgcfee II
Partition tue II ali Breeze lrse Il Lee County,
Iowa. and 20 DECREE tbs Her b. OF Lot eight Isl
IN BlocA one hundred ard six Eftbl IN HUNK,
Iowa, 10 have belonged lapasr fssa deed 81 parti-
lien To Patrick " alsA, and b. IaH half 81 sald
Lot eight [ vi 10 have belonged 20 Jeha gfnonfks
also praying fer the confirmation Ut tbe E~sf half
Of said Lot eight II In petitioner WHIT claims ae
same under desas from John u'Faurke. sid that
the heirs III law Of said Patrick Walsh, dec asea,
and oil said John u'hourke, aeseased b. forever
stopped and harssd from sett!ng ~ AIRY eiaasn ar
utle IN an4 - lot eight u q aE9 Isrt th#feaf,
except under aud through sai1 par'ltten Gaed, as
prayed TO be corrected and estabilahed by the de-
cree If saia G9nrt, and btaf for s-nrfa4 relief
row each of ihe above naned defendants are
required q appear and answer this peutlen by
noot Of the second day Of the neat tenn Of fail
e4urs, to be- held IN the hfst Monday Of Seftsfn-
prayer Of saia petition Shout NJ ts Rras i or
4 decree as prayed for tlsrsin Viii b. A@a aIa
entersa BY default
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
soiielteg for piaiutin
Tie above il a eory of the n1t4ee III fle which
was approved Ly the Court on The 9th e February,
ts61, ard ordered to BE- pubtished IN TIC Haiiy
aate CITY, newspaper published al heoknk,
Iowa FIR six consecutive weeks.
Witness my band and zeal Of Cert, this
IL. Match 18th, 1851.
ERIE i. LlFrH,
Clerk 81 District Court.
BY EDwaRp MUM, Deputy.
March is, la6l-d6w
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INC Al. ~ts'Igggs


To eliza r. Conn, Curtis X. Conn. catharine H.
Conn, Edward Kllbourne, A. Bridgmau, Jen-
nings Anderson, vaheoler. Bellows 4 Co, VIM.
Aa4-4ek7 Samuel n II 4 rx1ii-
der, Brown Ciendcnntug, 8. F.Voorhies, Clapin
Il Les, John Hurst, Charles AcDiil, JaInos Cox,
w. Ill. Worthington, Miller, Mathew 4 CO., VIM.
ii. living, Bancroft, Beaver a To-, 81 4 J. Eamil,
Tweedy, Moulton 4 PIimpton, fleming Il Wood
ruff VIM. nj. q. Terrence, Mott, schohert 4 Co.,
stryker A Wood, Will Preston and Geo Cabus,
A. q. UTinnan:
VOU and each u you are hereby notified that
j there In now on fle in the Office n be Clerk IL
the District Court Of Lee Coun j, Iowa, ut Fort
Madison, q petition Of Hiram Aainey claiming OF
YOU Eliza \. Conn the sum Of eight hundred DOL
lars, with ten per cent. interest per annnm payable
annually, AZ money due on two prumtssofs notes
and mortgage made by yout Inward II ilbourne
to the said notes. and sipoe assigned t. said
Hiram Barney, date October Is, 1868; also eIa,m-
ing against each Of you The foreclosure oil said
mortgage, the anne bcirr apon Lot No eleven
III in Block No. ten 101 In The City 81 keokuk,
Leo County, Iowa, fof the purchase money and
further asking fer sale "a said rretnfses, and
general relief.
And unlcsr you appear and answer said petition
or before ct the "a day If rhe next Term u
said Court. to commenoeat FL Madison on tao ID
Monday Of May, A. u. 1861, a aelanIt will be en-
tered against you, and judgment rendered thereon
~ prased for In said pstition.
NOBLE & STRONG,
Feb. Al, lS6l-dlm Att'ys FIR Plaintiff.
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PCETAGE.

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viii be Tut TWenty-FOur CeHtsa year
for " Blaekwood, - and but Fourteen Cents
year for each # the Reviews.
At the above prices the periodicals will be
furnished for 1861; and asa
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s.egab Notice.

~
To George w. Lemon, M. z Lemon, Mary A. Lee
mon, stephen q. Burbridge, M. Bushcy, Daniel
and Julia Agne, Cornelius Faulkner, Gedge i
Bro, Moses 7. Motherhood:
Nou ard each Of you hereby notified that
/ or before the first day Of February, 1851,
there will be file in the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At keo-
kuk, the petition Of Vim. g. Graham claiming rs
against all of you the foreclosure Of mortgage
executed by the said George W. Lemon to Milton
f.CdAlins, March ~, 1850 upon the south Of the
southwest Of section twenty-five 25], in town.
ship slxty-hve 1861 north OF range west, and the
bali q lot egt Isl IN block twenty four 24l IN the
city Of keokuk, all in the county Of Ice aud STATE
Of Iowa to secure the payment Of three promissory
notes Of same date payable In two, three and four
years respectively, for the sum Of eighteen hum
dred and seventy-Gye dollars, with ton per cent.
interestper .annu,n; also asking judgment against
the said George w. Lemon tor the amount OF said
notes with interest and costs.
And unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the of tho second day Of the next term
OF said Court, commencing on the third Monday Of
May next judgment will be rendered against you
thereon. VIM. T.. GRAHAM.
March s, 1S6l-d1
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Legal Notice.


To John A. Bishop, Alice Bishop, Esther Parish,
William Parish. Joseph Parish, Mary J Parish,
widow, Mary j. Parish, (minor), Thos Pari h
IL person, Thos. Parish executor OF the estate
Of Joseph G. Parish, deceased, saml Il. Miller,
Alonzo Crandall, .. i. Bontr:
IN or before the 18th day OF March, 1851,
Othere will be on Mo In tho office Of the Clerk
of The District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, a.
Fort Madison, the petition Of Howe, Pierce = Co..,
a mercantile firm, claiming against John A Bishop
judgment for 81, 00O on urolnitsory note exs.u-
TED by him To S. +. Boner. and assigned to plaintiff;
and . ainst all IL the defendants the foreclosure
of mortgages on iauds in Lrc County, iowa, ex :
entea by john A. Bshopand Alice Bishop hi vile
TO said Boner, 70 secure the said note and other
notes. The other defendants claim an interest III
the property described in the mortgage.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon Of the second DAY Of. the
next term Of said Court. to commences at Fort Mad
ison on the third Monday Of May, A. y. 1851, q
default Will be entered and judgment rendered,
and sale ordered as prayed for IN the petition.
RANKIN u MILLER,
March Is, 1861. Pitts Atty.
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RA single Bottle II SPALDINa'S PRE--Rz
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Seasonal bic Items

Dissolution Of Go-ParlneFshtp.
gIsHE Partnership heretofore existing between
1 prs. Nj. ". Hicks and j. Ii. Andrews is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent.
Or Kick continues lhs practice OF Dentistry at
the old { nd.
Al persons indebted t. tho firm are requested to
call andsette. AT. w. HICKS.
keokuh, Dec. il, 1869. J. IL. ANDREWS.
der2ldl9
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, 1861-09-26

An INcrDESr.-The San Francisco Herald says
an individual attempted to vote the Secession
ticket at the tenth district polls on the 4th ins
when crowd made a rush for him. He fed,
and managed to disappear behind sand hill,
when policeman, who observed the course he
took, sent the crowd in another direction. The
fugitive ran down Third street. entered house,
and secreted himself in the bedroom Of a SER
want girl, who CHANGED to be in the room. She
asked him what he was doing there; he replied
that hundred men were in pursuit Of him to
kill him. She drove him out Of the back door
with broOm-stick, and he fed again over the
sand hills until he reached q haven Of safety.
Two or three persons who voted the Secession
ticket in the eighth district had similar narrow
escapes.
, 1861-09-26
sperial Aotites.


OF Dr. L. J. CZlPEAy Is already secured in position vh,.
places IT, proprietor, far above the assaults Of envv
malice. In the schools Of France thr htse Sne
prizes oen awarded to practitioners In this depai
Of medical science, and they occupy with Others an eonS
lOy position in the profession. Rcnrd Is nlustrons
ample, shining light among the philosophical stars Of N,
age Europe, and Dr. CEapkay has fully equArd him In ~
country a proof Of which, the Philadelphia CoIs.s "
Medicine compimsned him with Diploma and the honnSs1
al eHRdsn degree Selecting this his field Of oDerS
although qualified graduate Of the University of P,h'
and late Chief Surgeon of the Hun ReVolutons
army, extended abors. Dr. L. j. CEapkay has ~
his attention the Of chronic and priyate A.
in which he has become so great expert hitk,
regarded the leader In this branch Of his prof
throughout the United States, and his portrait and bogsx
pubed matter Of interest TO their readers In ~ s
exclusive Journals The Doctors Offices at hIa Meds
and surgical inst1te Sacramento steet corner OF Ids
dor nearly opposite the buldnes Of the Pacific Mail Sea-
ship Company. ~, . ,
" We ask the particular attention Of our readers n, ~
certificates Of remarkable cures In another column
th; paper,
DR l. J. CZAPKAY's private Medical and Surgical ID,,
tate OF Sacramento street below Montgomery oppoHs ~
Pacific Mall Steamship companys office, San Francisco M
Doctor oilers free consultation, and asks remuneraos
unlrss he effects cure.
TT Persons wishing to lose time In corresnondsD.
please enclose their letters, and they will get mmsdSiS
attention to their cases.
Address L. ,. CZAPKAY, MD.
1lBm San Francisco, Cal
, 1861-09-26
CoRONEK,s INQUEST.

AtIH'AT u t'A IHk hkALb
An inquisition was held on Monday, Esd inst,
before Coroner Collins, on the body Of a sQnaw
named Bctscy Phiander, who came to her death
in rather a mysterious manner. On sunday last
a man named JAS. Burress gave her and some
other Indians as much "lum" or spirituous liquor
as they could drink. The deceased squaw be-
came bcasty drunk. and was seen in that condi.
ton by Mr.. RingucSt, who with some others went
to see what was the matter with the Indians. Mr.,
Rinqucst, seeing her in such condition, gave the
Indians half dollar to have her taken to some
place, and they conveyed her to his shed, near
coal.pit, or where he was burning charcoal, and
going out a; night to see his coalpit, he passed
near where she was, and on examining her, he
found she was dead. On looking at the body,
next morning, the whole neck and throat were
found much dscolored, and other marks on her
person indicated that she had met with some viO.
lence and ruilianly treatment. After hearing
testimony, the jury returned the following ver-
dict: "That she came to her death by drinking
too much ardent spirits, and by violence from the
hands Of some person or persons unknown"
Every member Of the jury was conscious that
it was an idle mockery to hold an inquest upon
a murdered squaw, for there is no law Furnishing
such an offence when committed on an Indian,
especially il the murderer should be possessed of
a hundred dollars. It would be wiser in future
for tho Coroner to refrain from troubling his
neighbors and friends, and order the burial of
such murdered Indians until wa have tho Oood
lucl; to have Judge and Prosecuting Attorney
who are competent to properly administer the
laws. At present the whole thing is humbug
from the Coroner's inquisitiou to the trial by
jury. A lawyer can find, any day, twelve men
who win say under oath that killing an Indian
is not murder, because the dust Of the earth of
which white man is made is Of little better
quality than that Of which an Indian or negro
is made.
, 1861-09-26

The late trial u Jim Riley before Chief jus.
tice lewett was perhaps as shameful farce as
was ever enacted in Court Of Justice. From
the beginning to the close every variety Of CHI
csnery was practiSed, il not with the knowledge,
at least with the assent Of the Court. The Court
was the docile instrument, the puppet, Of the
lawyers conducting the defence, who first used it
to accomplish their ends, and then laughed at it
in derision and contempt It's unnecessary to
detail at length the proceedings or incidents Of
this celebrated trial; the facts we have from the
lips Of spectators aud members of the bar
When Judge lIewett arrived in olympia, on
the eve Of the opening Of the Court, it was given
out 0rom his own lips, We learn) that he would
not preside at that term, bat that Judge McFad.
den or Judge Oliphant would do so. 10 pursa
ance Of this arrangement, Judge Oiphant pre-.
sided at the opening, and several cases were dis
posed Of while be was on the bench. Meanw bile
the lawyers retained by Riley made the discov.
cry that they could use Hewett as they saw fit,
and by means Of fattery induced him to assume
at once position which they knew him to be
unqualified for. This incident, insignificant as il
might otherwise appear, stamps the character Of
the man. Conscious Of his own ineiiciency, the
new Chief Justice desired to observe the course
pursued by his predecessor, that he might be
instructed thereby; but he suffers himself to be
persuaded against his better judgment, and be-
comes at the same time an object Of ridicule and
an instrument to defeat the ends Of justice.
But we have no heart to pursue this subject.
We feel that, II Judge Hewett retains bis pre-.
sent place, the same scenes are destined to be
re-enacted, and that, while his Court becomes a
jest and by-word, anything but justice will
ever be administered by him. While all are
ready to accord to him honesty Of purpose, none
credit him with sufficient capacity for Chief JUS
tice. His ineficiency has the effect of imposing
increased burdens upon our already overbur-
dened people, which they will not be likely to
pass over in silence. For the credit Of his pro-
fession as well as Of his own name, It is earnestly
hoped that be will see the wisdom and propriety
Of resigning, and not persist in retaining posi-
ton for which he must feel his ter incompe.
tency. This viii save him the modification Of q
removal, which certainly should, if il does not,
follow the repetition Of Court like that just
closed,
, 1861-09-26

New Books.-H. II. Bancroft & Co.'S list Of
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by Charles Dickens; Part Rebellion Record /;
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completed; New War Maps; Fine Steel En-
cravings; Diaries, 1862; Davis Carthage; Sea-
sons with the Sea Horses; Framley Parsonage,
BY Anthony Trollope; Bull Run Battle; Mar
garet Of ApjOu, by Jacob Abbot; Princes Wis
IL; Calkin's Object Lessons; Vol. 2 Abbotts
New York Digest;
II. H. Bancroft 4 Co. have recently published
the following valuable Law Books which should
be in the hands Of every public officer as well
as members Of the Profession :-Belknap's Pro.
bate Law and Practice, price $3.50 Labatt's
Digest Of Reports, 2 vols, (vOl. in press) $50 ;
Woods Digest Of the Laws, ls60.ls6O, $40;
La5att's Practice Act, Fourth Edition, $500 I;
BancFoft's Law and Form Book, 5000; Practice,
Pleading and Forms under the California Code.
The last named work is not yet published, but 10
course Of preparation.
, 1861-09-26
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, 1861-09-26

WILL NOT PRosEcUTE CRMNALs.-Ex-Judge
Lander said in our Office, q few days since, that
he had made up bis mind never to prosecute
criminals, Under any circumstances. OF course
not It would be ruinOus to the trade Of the
legal gentleman II al who deserved It were
hanged, for he and bis associates would then be
without clients Il viii not do to impose too
much restraint upon murderers and thieves
for lawyers must thrive Il taxpayers do grumble
and groan over the burdens imposed By the
criminals. Itis ungeherous IN our people 10
complain Of paying few thousand dollars ad-
ditiOnal taxes a-year, when ii Is absolutely ne
eessary for the support Of the legal fr4iernity.
ortheir benefit We should not attempt to check
crime, but use every possible means TO enconr-
age It. OF course.