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N0U SD sssh u - ~ Asesl1 Sotiasd that
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The District Court Of Lee County, leva, at PORT
4adieaa. PsutisA a Nobls Strong, elsiaisa
81 yea JAn*s 6eDpls the sun Of three hundred
dollars. With 70 per cent interest per lun, pay
able annual ]. 20 nsney aas % : mortgage made
y ron 70 JOHN a bOye, and since assignsd to said
nobis etssag, dstsd October 18th, 1857; alsc
elainine 1gsl6st each Of Jon the foreclosure 81
said mortgage, the Same beiogyulon hvs sores Of
land 10 the nofth-vWt euastsF Of the sbuth sss
quartss Of section tso. township sixty-1vs north
Of range 6ve vest 0oss particularly asssstheA u
sid mortgage, II Ire Cosnty lows, for the pur-
chase nensJl ard fsrthsr asking for sale 81 sail
pssmises, and ssnsral relief.
And unless you appear and apsWar ssid petition On
:. ss.crs .Scs .: = .y .; -. * ;ss u s.is
ssurs 70 commence at II. Madison on the Lat Mos
day of December, a. y. 1857, dsfault will b
entered s1Ainst You and judeneut rendered there
on % prayed for In said ps .ition.
NOBLE 3 STRONG,
Aug. b. 1851 dim Pltd1 Attsys.
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Ll0y0so 20esFOa0 map
T LOYD'S Railroad Map shows every Railroad
Il - running srdsr ~ 20 Fsesaasy let, iSel.-
Rvssy ststieH Il maSkea down N the roAds. ana
the distaness bsswssa eash stasisa, and the total
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their place Of rsaidence and the running the Or
the trainacn evsry kaiiyusdin AmsSioA 6re gtveh,
livery RtSsf in AncxieA - 6sskd DOT, snd ~
towns and eitss on the Ohio and Atsssssippi aho
otAsr sivsss ase 1,pisi ~, ~ 4hs fcsts,
Batteries and ghols II this sountry ars laid
down roninentlyIa Fer sale y
sFr s8sa5las NV. W6SIOOTT,
iyl7 s Asin-st., "a door fron Attn.
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CcoTT's TAcTlcs, pries :, 50
~ HardeessS s. 4 l 30
Y. s. Infantry adopted Nay 1st, 1851, -
Cavalry lactics, adopted BY the W Or Dep'n . ~
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Juiyl1 lssl-aln Pitas' Attorneys

10 joseph FarriAh, ThoWaS Parrish, II tber A. PAR
rish, william Parrish. Thomas Perish ss exc
cutor OF Joreph c. Parrirh, dseeased, Mary J.
Parrish, widow, and MAryJ Parrish child and
minor heir IL said Jossph G. Parrish, deceased,
John A. -BisAop, Hiram Barney, s. s. Bonner,
Howe, Pierce Company, Smuel 4. Miller,
Alonxo Csandall:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
] there 10 now on nls in the ofkee "a the Clerk
Of the District cssss Of Lee County, lows, IT
Fort Madison, petition OF b. " Sample, for the
use and bensdt Of H. B. Boomer, claiming Il yos
the saia Jsssph Parrish, Thomas Parrish IN yosr'
own right and ~ executors of Joseph g. Parrish,
deceased. Esther A. Parrish and william Parrish.
the sum IT seven thousand dollars, with 10 per
cont. interest per anDum, payable annually, ~
money due on Mortgage made by you and the
said Joseph G.. Parrish since deceased, TO John A.
Bishop, TO secure the purchase money ef certain
Heal Estate, dessri bed In said petition, Ia Lee
County, IosA, dated May 10th. A. d. 1855, alo
claiming against each Vt yoa the foreclosure Of
ii. W. Sample. in trust. by The said John A. Bish-
sop for the use and bspsft sf the said l.. B.
boomer, and further aeking for sale Of said
premises, and general relief.
Ard unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before be OF the second day of the next
term u said Court, TO commence at Fort Madison,
on the 6rss Monday VI December, A. D. 1901 .
default will be sntsrsd against pos and Judgment
resdered thereon - prayed for In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
ses
HMG1aFE's SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. SIS
Lee County.
Qf virtue u Especial Execution TO me dSes4sd,
- issued ~ the cbsrk Of the District Court Of
said county, IN favsf II ThDnas J. Bsewn, sscsss-
cor to james n. Billing. and agsinss Hiram Jones
| ssd Mary jones. have Levied apon, ano will sell
10 the highest bidder, u the door OF ths CLERK
Omcc Of the District Court 81 Lee County, io~a
1t Keokuk u said county, on the 18th day -
Aussss, 4. d. 1891, between the houfs Of ss1ao1
: n. and ssNesk p. =. ~ nstd dsy, (senm IN
= O'clock p y y. the follasiag lp9elt1Sse vit
bsiuk the fo1owio resI sStats sttlAts1 II CT,
4 Of Keoksk. CsnEsy % Lee anA eta6s z Jsva, .
VII all tbst portion Of Block - hsnArsA1nl
twenty-five, b<gsnntuf thirty 1900 asA etoA H.
/ fsonstAs cessss sf nn<sa 6n1 1lsveath Streefs
north srly thenss as Tieht angles ttnn Elsvsstl
street oss Assars1 - tAssst nsst1sfIy parable
| With Eleventh 5000 tAisty-sevsn sna half Tee,
! thence ~ rie1e aneles = BlevsssA street, a,
thSnes 70 the 49, q ginsisg. tsesehss With Il
/ The sppsrtaooeoss 70 tn esDs bslenhipg.
Tsksn, lesfoA npDoAaA - ~ ~ - order .
CoeSt = ssttfy oaIA % ExssatioAs
4 Keeknkp Juv -, lo4l. ~1
Il Sheriff Of Lee County.
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The Dying Words CT Douglas.

The Dying Words CT Douglas.
The Chicago Tribune narrates the fol
lowing memorable incidents of Mr. DoUG-
las last hours:
In his last days, he gave those who
stood near to minister 10 his wants, the
|most convincing sssurances Of the depth
and esTnestness Of ths lively love of coun-
TRY that filed his heart. In bis waking
hours, as we'll "a in those moments when
1.-The violence Of his disease unseated bis
great intellect, lie was bury with national
events, and the conflict that is now upon
.us. It WAS his last wish that the work
which will regenerats the country while
srescuiDg it from its enemies, should 60
rapidly on. To one, in wandering mo
.ment, lie said" station you at the
Relay House, {oae on" OF another
ae asked" Why do we stand still Let
IS press on let US to Alexandria quick :"
ITO still another he said" Telegraph e
the President, and let the column move
on y And so throughout the progress OF
the disease which struck him down-he
WAS thinking of his country and her peril
The salvation Of the Republic was upper
most in his thoughts by day and BY nigh.
His own condition, the imminent peril oil
death, bis complicated affairs, gave him nc
concern. Almost his last coherent words
were an ardent wish FIR the honor anl
prosperity Of the Republic, by the 2efoa
land dispersion Of her enemies.
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the attack Oh Manassas Junction will be
transported from here.
Washington, June 8.
A special 10 the Post reports that jeff
Davis has issued proclama ton, directing
the Federal troops to withdraw from the
.Virgl MIA soil.
y special despatch to the Expres, says
.hI the end of the week Government ex-
poets to have %. 900 men in Virginia, near
Alexandria 10000 a. Grafton; 10000
near Harper's Ferry; $4,000 at Fortress
Monroe, and 10000 around Baltimore,
Annapolis aud Relay House.
The twelfth regiment is ordered to SLEEP
on their arms tonight.
Alexandria, June 8.
The opinion prevails that some move
ment is on foot. An advance of rebels i:
! thought probable. There are now three
. Thousand rebels at Fairfax Court House.
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Remains ofJudge Douglas II State

Remains ofJudge Douglas II State.
The Chicago Post says as follows of the
honors paid yesterday to the remains Of
he great Senator just departed;
Bryan Hall, where the body now lea in
State, was appropriately drsped with the
.coors Of the republic shrouded in the
weeds Of mourning. The pedestal to sup.
port the coffin is dressed in black, relieved
10y thirty four stars, and placed under a
seanopy of black CT ape, trimmed v It'll white
and relieved by gil, border, the whole
ssurmounted by al American eagle.
From the tslons of the eagle, the flag of
he Republic falls gracefully to the four
columns supporting the canopy. At the
foot Of the coffin stands the broken column
Upon the front Of the gallery, the portraits
!; Of the Presidents, by Healy, are fesiooned
! with black and white Grape. The gallery
] itself is decorated With American flags.
Around the middle of the stage are four
large American flags Hoped in fe.toons
with Grape, in the centre of which hangs
a portrait Of Judge Douglas, painted by
lieaIy, some fifteen years since. The
sfront Of the stage is beautifully ornament
] ed with pots Of living flowers from the
sCemetery nursery. The whole arrange
sment Is simple and appropriate, and the
sefleet produced is most impressive.
The body was conveyed there in a most
,solenn maner by military, and dense
.throng of citizens. All Chicago IS deeply
in mourning over the loss of their gifted
.citizen.
Judge Douglas funeral will tax. place
!. in Chicago at 10 o'clock to day Friday J
Mrs Douglas has expressed the desire that
las Mr. Douglas had never intimated TO her
! any preference for any particular faith,
: that be should be buried with the service
'of her own (Cathoiic) Church Mrs. D
belongs to one of the Oldest Catholic fam
lilies in the country.
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FIVE Tons OF GolD-The n. Y. Dali,
Ns,cs Of May %, says What sigh
;BrosIway presented yesterday. Five
horse loads Of gold coming up the stree
from the wharf at which the steamship
Etna was secured. e329,4i6, or over
51127 900, weight, in specie, 10 $50 lbs
Ior five tuns. This is one Of the best Items
If news our people could be furnished Will
time. and is. withsI, Suggestive thing in
its way We hope to see great many
five tuus Of the precsous metal arrive
There's room for it.
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OrfElt Court-MsaileW8c Comfy.

Herman Gilbert and John hathes, against Vim
&c. Chase, Nancy Proctor, Lucia Butler, Harriet
IS. Proctor, John C. Proctor, Edward A. Nicoll
sand John B. p. Cogswell.
The State OF Wisconsin. To the above named
defendants, sir: You are hereby summoucI
! and required to answer the complaint in thu
action, Of which a copy is herewith served upon
syou, and serve a copy Of your answer on me 81
my Office in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, within TWEEN.
ty days after The servic hereof exclusive Of the
sdsy OF such service; and II you tail to answer
zthe complaint as aforesaid, the plaintiffs viii
lapply 10 the Court for the relief demanded il
! the com paint, and take notice that the com,
plant in this action was on the 9Th day of May
sl56l. fled in the Office OF the Clerk of the Cir.
cut Court, in and for the County Of aanitonoc
sst Aani.oE oc, Wi.eUnsia.
WM. ". NICHOLS,
4 plaintiffs Attorney.
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Latest News by the Boat.

Messrs. T. W. BoRCHERDT and S. Coon
ESow arrived home thi. morning, and ia
vored US with late papers, for which the.
have our thanks.
Kentucky is failing in her devotion t
the Union.
Col. Kelly was alive at last account.
Tie Chicago and Milwaukee paper
are crowded with notices of the death Q
douglas.
No news Of Importance.
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Ezs- Since the withdrawal of the Unit

kS- Since the withdrawal Of the Unitec
State. Squadron from the cost Of Cuba
the Cuban slave trade is carried on Will
|redoublsd vigor. SIX cargces have arsiv
tel on the ever faithful isle" since the
'24'h of March. The British Admiral
Milne, is said 10 have relaxed his vigilance
and does not hesitate to say TO American
merchants that he is not going to do dogb
duty. slave hunting, as he has been com
PEELED TO do, since the withdraw! OF Tx
\ snkess.
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Estate Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court Manitowoc
County.
:Perry P. Smith,
aR't
James McDanieIs, Judgment Of Foreclosure
aWilam H. Wright, and Sale.
band Auna IL. Aldrc h
TN virtue of and pursuant to Judgment rem
L dered in said Court in the above entitled &C
sron, dated October 81, 1860, l shall expose fo'
.sale and sell at public auction, at the Court House
3ju the village CT Manitowoc on Saturday, Angus
s24th, 1861, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of tina
day, the following described mortgaged preni
Uses, or much thereof as may be necessary tC
sfaisc the amount If said Judgment interest anc
fcosts, together with the expenses of sale, to wit
all that part OF Lot five (5) IN Block seventy
.seven (77) in the village OF Two Rivers, county
4of Aauitowoc, and State OF Wisconsin.-DateC
,Sherf's Office, hanitowoc, April IS, 1861.
WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff Manitowoc county, Wisconsin
WV H. NICHOLS Attorney.
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SKsIS. &. REUTER-.

Notary PUGLIc, Agent for the Milwaukee Nh
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas
uTcr. VIII attend to the payment of Taxes
&C.. Office on Ninth Street. Milf
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.


/. a Benevolent Inititu;ion established BY specia
: Endowment for the Relief OF the Sick anC
4 Distf essed afflicted with Vrulent and Epidemic
] Diseases, ana especialIyior the Cure OF Disea
SIS Of the Sexual Organs.
y TEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Ac
w ting Surgeon, to ~ who apply by letter
swih description of their condition, (age, occu
{pstion, habits of life, &c, AID in cases of e1
5treme poverty, Medicines furnished free 0
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! VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermasorrhoea
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i GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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WAS hinpton. June 3.

\ despatch 10 the World SAYS, Their,
can be but little doubt that a movemen
will be made on Manassas Junction soot
offer midnight. Aside from reliable in
formation 10 tie effect, several regiment,
are under marching order in this city.
II a fight is had there, it will be NJ
doubt a bloody one; some 5000 troop
are there who have Entertainments thrown
ZIP AMI battery Of Railroad iron from
f-il., torn from the Orange 4 Alexandra
X. L. A short distance this side Of Man
uassGs there are ? 800 South CaroIna
troops.
There is no truth in the statement il
the New York papers 10 day, that Fairfa,
!. occupied by Federal troops.
The H,raiFs Washington despatch
say. it is not improbable that forwart
movement will take place during the new
4 hours.
The first move will be upon Fairfa,
Cour, House.
The Railroad ana telegraph between
that point and Alexandria will he put il
a"rkjug order.
Gen. Mcdowell does not expect the reb'
els TO make a stand al the Court House
lie i al b have received positive intel
ligence that tie rebles tnere had received
orders not to offer any resistance in case
The federal troops should advance, bu. to
fall back on Manassas Junction.
Alexandria, May
As soon AS Faitfsx is occupied, the
railroad from Alexandria to That point vii
be put in running order, and troops fol
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d EGE is hereby given THAI the firm OF
In BARNES BRO * co is not Dissolved, and ali
persons indebted to them are cautioned against
ssettlng any account with GAVIN c. BARNES or
sJoHE W. BAssrs, if they wish to avoid trouble
..nd expense. Any settlement made with the said
sC.lvin O. Barnes, or John W. Barnes. will be
strested by ne as void, and no payment nhateusr,
sof the claims of Barnes Bro. & Co.
JAS. c. BARNES
Of the firm of Bsrnes, Bro. d Co.
Esntosoc, May 30 1861. Nv
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Preparations for Battle.

AsHINGIo&, June >.
The State Department will be drape
IN mourning tomorrow, in memory Of Sen
a.or Douglas.
Trustworthy Intelligence is to the effect
that the enemy is in motion and that al
attack on our lines within twenty fou
hours is looked for.
1t Is known that the rebels are in n des
perats situation that the Harper. Fern,
troops are on the point Of being attacked
and viii be 6.cel by the cooperating
movements Of Generals ncCIelland ant
Patterson to retreat, lie cut of, or make 4
fJrlorn hope ofan attack on the city
1t is probable that if made, it Will be OF
this siqe If the Potomac, the foe crossing
above tie entertainments of Arlington
Heights and 81 Alexan lria. which are 10,
strong to be attempted. We are ready a
all pojnts-yi giIsn! and sufficient
1t is rumorei tonight tina, Harper.
Ferry has been vacated, and toe troop,
marched South. The rumor could not b.
traced 10 any authoritative source.
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J. CROWLEY, EaItor and Prspr!sssr.
T E r II S

TIE + II S:
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To Mail and Office Subscribers, sl,oo-ins.
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Eleven copies viii be sent to one post Office or
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receipt Of $500.
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GEO. ". yVOGDEE,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Public Par
ticular attet ton gwen to collecting, &c. OF
hce on York Street, Nantowos Wis, nl-tf
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPO
OF
hpGHpHE WHITMAN,

IFrankEin 81 nert door to tie Post O6tc'
MANITOWOC, WIS.
,T7HIS establishment Will always contain all til
L varieties of Medicine usually kept in a Dru
.SCore, together with Paints, Oils, Varnish, Al
lcoho!, Spirits of Turpentine, Wines and Liquor
flor idedicinai purposes. Also fancy articles
iSoap ana Perfumery Blank Books and Station
cry, Camphene, FLUID and Puratine, and all tn
s,oher articles belonging to this line.
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and night time, Ii II,
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%. TCREEsOy q 60.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes Hat
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla,s, Nails
etc. Produce of ell kinds wanted, nI-tf
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JOHN rsckECGEs,

Wagon, Sleigh, and Carriage Maker
shop on York street, over Wm. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Hanitowoc. Wis. AiHsys OIL
hand, ard willing to work.
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LATEST RELIABLE WAR NEWS.
Battle at Acquia Greek.

New ork, June l.
The government forces had conflict
with tie rebels 1t Acquia Creek in Vir
ginia. Tie L. 5. steamers Freedom an a
Anacosts and schooner opened fire on
the rebels wharf battery, aud after a Sc
we're fight, in which number were killed.
Oh both sides, autI the steamers compelled
to retire from the conflict.
Washington, June Q
The following facts have been ascertain
Ell OF the contest at Acquia Creek En-
gagement commenced Friday, and lasted
t'.o hours. Saturday, it was renewed for
four hours. Saturday the Freedom ap
preached within Two miles. ard commen-
ced fire. The Pawnae took nearer pc
sition. The Pawnee freI 100 shells.
Both vessels damaged slightly. One
shot went through the Freeborn's Chains.
Tue Pawnee received eight shots. The
Anacosta returned here this morning
The Pawnee and Freedom hauled off. be-
ing unprepared for a long engagement.
The Confederates numbered 1000, and
had eight guns.
Since the engagement they have erect
Ell two more batteries one at distance
Of two and one half miles, and the other
two miles from the creek. An expedition
will doubtless be organized this week to
attack the rebels by land. The Freeb1rn
and Anacosta will be armed with rined
Dahlgreen guns, and return to the scene
Of actlos to morrow. The Pawnee lies of
Acquia Creek.
More skirmishing in Virginia.
New York, June /.
4 despatch says tina: force Of cavalr,
and ID infantry, under Leutenauts Temp
kIns and Gordon, attacked the rebels a
aiifax Court House. ! 0 miles from Wash
ington. The cavalry charged on the town
ehcounierlng vigorous resistance, the PEG.
pie iirlng Oh them from the houses. Tomr.
kins horse ives shot under him, and hi.
cavalry surrounded BY rebel infantry. WHO
poured IN continuous fire; but they
fought their way through them, taking
prisoners. Lieut. T. says three Of his mel
are missing, three slightly wounded. az
horses lost. and thinks the killed ana
wounded Of secessioniss So. The latter
say that only ole Of their men was killed
alexandria, Va, June l.
Shortly before L o'clock last night, q
tkirmish took place at Wilmington Mil,
between company Of Zousves and .
company Of the Michigan regiment and :
scouting party Of Virginians. The Fede
rrls drove them away. One Zouaye wa,
killed, and another wounded.
\ gentleman has arrived hero who wa.
st FAIRFAX last night, and says that Capt
John Mari was the only rebel killed, ano
that when the Federal forces retired the
rebels pursued them and took two prison
ers.