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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-10

Es~ There are vet some Southern officers in the U.
s Army who have not resigned, and we regret say
that there are some from North Carolina. The time
allowed for their return the South is snort Ii they
intend to take sides with the Southern government
they ought to have returned before this.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-10

CoNFEDERaTE LoAN.--Are the people Of the State
doing their duty in aiding the Government By sub
s@:ihirg % the Confederate Loan? We hope so; but
there many who we'll able subscribe who have
not done Now is the time for people prove their
patriotism.
At the request of the Commissioners in this county,
publish the following list of subscribers at this
point. Other lists will be published as soon as the
subscriptions are made:
List Of Subscribers to the Confederate Loan.
! Davidson $4,000, JAS II Carson 10000 Mrs
Sarah Young l.OO0 Jos II Wilson LOCO. s Alexan-
der 200. Dir S Johnston 5000, Elias Cohen 1000
Caroline Cohen 500. IIcg 1000, Daniel Barrier
500, P Brown 1000 White $500, Lieut. r
Smith So Rev H Griffith 200, BENZ Morrow 1000
Myers 1000, A Cohen for Mrs H Franktoyd
loUO, John BlackwoOd 4.OOO Mary BlackwOOd
Loco J p Irwin 10000, VIM Yates 1000, II MOtz
S.500 Caleb Mntz $500, Vim Lander 5000, A Nc
Bee 5,Uu0 Ambrose Costner 5000, Cephas Quickle
?g0o, James Fiowe 900, Miss Sarah Lucky D. so.
Andrew kiIlian 500, John Kilan 500. Melchi Rhodes
500, Mrs Whisnant So WitherS 00O
Johnston 1000 Slas Alexapder 500, Col Brevard
7oO.-Total $50, 500.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-10

Col J. A. j. BRADFoRD-This officer was among
the prisoners captured at Fort Haeras regret to
learn that impression prevails in some quarters that
he was untrue to the SOuth-that he is Northern
man, &c. We are sure that no one who knows Col.
Bradford entertains any such ideas We have known
him long and well and would as soon trust him rs
any man in the South He is Southern man by birth
and principle lie was in command OF the Arsenal
at Fayetteville when the State seeded and willingly
surrendered that establishment to the State He had
nothing to do with managing the Notifications on the
coast. AS soon AS he learned that Hateras was
threatened he started to aid the Fort and arrived
there only a shor. time before it was surrendered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-30
THE WAR.
Important from the
South.
Very Interesting frOsR Pen
sacOl0.
South Side View Of Our Ma
tSoual Troubles.
--~>~~>~~~~-~-~~~~-
ARRANGEMENTS FOR PRlVATEERS
Steamers and Sailing Vessels Fitting Out
to Prey upon K0rthera Commerce.
NUMBER OF TROOPS AZ RICHMOND
MarchiBg or Seldiers Threugh the
South Towards the Nerth,
&C., ke., &c.
INTERESTING FROM the SOUTH.
THE FEELING IN THE SOUTH.

lHE fEEIlNG I'm TIE SOUTH.
We learned yesteday ttat letters had been received
by the popretors OF several OF principal hotels
Southerners living in the cotton growing States asking
whether 1t will be safe for them bring their families
North to New York This significant fact and clear.
y proves iha most exaggerated accounts have been
given to the Southern newspapers or the condition Of the
things in the North and also the feeling with which the
people Of the seeded stae regarded By their North
crn brethren.
THE EXCITEMENT AT THE FIFTH AVENUE EoTEL
Last Wednesday evening Mr. Simeon Draper read
detpac at this hotel which he had that day received
from his correspondent announcing safe arrival Of
the Seventh regiment in Washington On preyoas even
ings dispatches bad bee read by other gentlemen when
their contents where such to interest large lumber
OF gentlemen who 10 he found there every night bat
On thursday evening last the habiues OF this aote
astonshed to observe tho following notice posted
up in the bar room reading room and the ycstibule
The comfort OF the gueste and the proper ransacon
Of the business Of the house, considerations which
prompt the prcpretors respectfully request that there
be no speaking in this hail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-30

DRYANTS' NINSTRELS
ID Mechanics Hall Az Broadway, above Grand street.
Monday, April 5o and every evening during the week
OR, THEY WOULD BE SONS or MALTA.
Norton Neil end Dan Bryant as the candidates
Ayneley Cook, the great baritone, In bsllads
OATS WHAT'S DE MATTER
Doors open NJ curtain at o'clock Tickets Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-30

M ADELINA 6PEBANZAs
46AND CONCERT
VIII most positively take place at
IRVING HALL,
ON THUEHDAN EVENING, May q
MISS ADELlNA SPERAKZA
VIII be assisted By the following artistS
Nine ASsUNTA aPERANzA contralto;
sisnor LOTTI ten y;
Ejsnor Pc RRI, baritone (ais last appesraoceD;
Sigror SUSINI, ba 40;
Mr.. sIcHARD HOFFMAN, pianist;
yr r. vILANOyA. Alexandre Organ.
lhe whole under the direction OF signor ID. SPERANzA
be had At Breusinss 7o Broadway, and other rrn.
raj music stores
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

During Abe campaign Of 1914 young
NoEmsn'cOnscript was standing at support
:AVme.
"Why don't you 6re!" said his lieutcn.
.asS furiOusly.
dWhy should Ore on these men ?" re-
1plisd The gteenhOra. They havn't done
anything to ne"
At this moment his comrade fell deed
beside hia-
Lieateaant," said the rustic, begin.
ming to wake sp, II believe those chaps
are 6ring bullets"
-Of coarse they arr. you BOBBY, and
they vii kill you"
With thst The conscript began to blaze
away. and fought Ike tiger until the
close Of the action.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

ONs Of the Toys Of the ArOOstOOk com.
lpany while eacemPe1 It Augusta, Maine,
sauntered into the Secretary Of States Of
Zee, and took up hair brush 70 Ok up q
little. Happeningts see . bottle contain
ing what be supposed TO be heir oil, he
applied liberal qwaatity 70 bus head. He
was somewhat surprised thst be bad been
saturAtiug his locks with nUGsage, and
said he thought it was e. ile."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
PlaasrxiIl. Post nms.

TEE NAILS for Sacramento, San Francisco and
Tor ~ parts Of this State, close every day ct this
once 81 . o'clock, Pm.
The malls for the Atlantic States, and EurOpes
Gloss e this once every day 81 - o'clock d.
The Nells for Oregon and Washington Territory,
close evety day ate O'Clock Pm.
The Malls for Gris1ly Fiat close ct this once
every Wednesday, morning ct 6oclock.
Lne nalls ior NewteWn close Ct o'clock, A. NJ,
The malls for Cedarville and Indian Digging
close e. o'clock a. ~, every Monday aud Friday.
The Nails Tor Cold Springs and Coloma close eV.
cry day, Sundays exeepted) ct 8 O'Clock.
Ths Kelsey, Spanish Fiat, and Georgetown Mails
close TgeedAys, Thursdays and Saturdays Ct ek
o'clock P. u.
ms Mails fOF Carson Valley and Salt Lake City,
close every day 81 1e O'Clock Il.
OERLCk HOURe.-From o'clOok, 4. H., till 10,
n; and ltom ell 8. P. H., (eundayu Oxcep.od(
On 9andays-Rrem 9~until 10. A. NJ. and from
until T. y. 2. n. w. H. R0DGIRs, ?. u.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
County Central Committee.
COURTS or Ell DORADO COUNTY

DISTRICT coUlT-Hoa =. ?. Nysrs, judge william A.
January Clerk Regular Terms commence the second
Moadays o. February and Nay and third MOndsys August
COUNTY c0URT-Hon. james Iahnsca. Iudge; william A.
January CkhodA its regular Terms the hrSt Monday
81 yanaaYy, May and September
COURr or gESeIONS-HOn. James johnson, PrrsidluG
Judaei Thomas Orgon and r. e. draper Associate JusceS
and william January Cerkhelds lie regular Terms On thc
orstAendays Of waruh, July and Novamber
PROBATE COURT-HOn. James johnson, judge; william
January CFkholds regular Terms the fourth Monday
Of each nonth.
BOARD OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of George v. swan
T. srcat and william Jsbine: William A. January Clerk
bold regular nssngs tie rst NsndAy Of sAsh noatA
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

An Arabian, who brought blush to .
Hsidsn's cheeks By tho sarnestness Of his
Ease, aid % Der:
NJ lookS have planted roses in your
chsshg why forbid me to gather them
he lsu Pssmlts him who sows 70 reap
the harEestn
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

An old bachelor being III. his sister
presented him cup Of medicine.
"What Is III" he asked.
She answered.
"Itiselixer asmatic, II Is very aromatic,
and win make you feel ecstatie."
Nancy" be replied. with . smile,
"you are very siSter-matic."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

How many ways there sre 10 make u
Irving. In Englsnd, . scape-gOat by the
name Of MerckaNt has been ievying black
rail by threatsning 70 sae clergySaen for
having Furnished them with sermons, and
tkeKs sful Of suspicion, pay up rather
thsn - tgoubIed by an exposure which
would Ct any rate create talk.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
Gburtbes..G CHARITABLE, @r6trs.

ProtsssanG Episcopal Chusch.-
PLAGEHVIL1H. Divine seFvies at the Court HOUSE
every suaaay moSuing 81 II o'clock; Sunday School
81 saos plsos, ~ 9oeloot, P.H. c0L0MA-service
on the arst and tbFd Sunday evenings Of the month,
at o'clock. IL D0RADo-ServiOes on the second
and GOurth Sunday evenings Of the month. 81 eight
O'Clock. G. O. PIERCE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House, PIacervnle. ie92
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

Catholic ChuFeh-ReV. ,. Largan
will OAoiats in Georgetown on every hrst Sunday
Of the mouth also, in cOsoma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences II 10, =. n.
vsspers, In 81. PatFIek's Church, PiAeerville, on
every Sunday evening, At . quarter past !. jy27
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

Masonic. =. 81. James Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 10, holds lie regular meetings in Ma
sonic Hall, on the evenings Of the FIRST and third
Wednesday Of each month. All Companions in
good standing will be cordially welcomed.
AAR0N-KAfiN, N. r. II. r.
is. Tires, Secretary. janS-iy
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

aasOmic..-sierra Nevada Council,
No. 20, Of Royal and Select Matters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the aEst Tuesday oil
each month, in Masonic Hall, PlaeeTville.
- L.w. RUMSEY, T. In.
TWR c TiTUR Recorder. al
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

Masonic NOtice.-.Stated Meetings Of
" Dorado Lodge, No. Is, are held At Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Moon
in each Month. II. GLAUBER, Secrctar
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

MethOdtst Episcopal ChWrch-Rev'
A. BLAND, Pastor. Preaching at II, A. n and Ia
the evening. Sabbath seheoliAt ., An; Bible
Class at the same hour. 81
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

Palmyra Lodge ~. d. r. and A. NJ.
hold their regular meetings on Tuesday nights next
preceding the full moon Of each month, in the new
Hall. Upper P1acerville. Allbrethren in good stand
ing are invited 10 attend.
JAMES McBETH. Y.M.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

Sm ED WWsAs.
Gtnas1l, msSgaHg
Be1NP 49,
n5sSH lsuAs1StSSssS de
Mosae.nAssh &lVi
Auna has, q essly Zee,
khince $500 arnSAs.
WWuBnsaVNnUWWSlS0~sAt@
0asAas tssss sahAssh uisAt.
H ssS.,shsa Ne RnAs upoa the hearth,
Bsass ~ Aasaaly blaSO,
Al so11ussa - uixsd 1s@OTieS
os@sss giSony daySi
AnA Ms Nhaa uens u gsptis sOul,
HSu0sus AE be rem,
Oan en- Sogseo, can e'eF forget,
TAs Quist jOyS e hO~s.
"Bziae ~ ~ sAilAEss, )" cried the sire,
with eager, earnest toasi
"Itag 70 pssss thsa, and to mark
Esw lively thsy have grown;
Twelve weary nsatAs have pss'sd away
Giass west - IL sss,
-FUfssfRswsaA-aAAsSastWss-
Wtthsut ny habss snd thee"
RsftssA tAss, = 'tis Dosdhul," 'Aid
Tia fAiS ard Aithsal wifs,
n vhiiS ~ psnsivs features palsd,
Asa Usizss4 III tswsrd stTifsi
"RSAssh thss, huS1aaA Of ny heart,
led hsS bsoe
OusslSlArss go Egtpsipg IOvsi
FkSshAls hsAAA tAsA soon"
s..~I.sAaAsA..l. d. allied til. cup.
MSTsSsssa hin - Psstaks;
he eat dSwn blithsly At the board,
Ana Al ~ her Swsst sake;
Bat wAsa tAs frugal feast vas done,
Ths thankfAl prayer preferred,
Aealu aGbetiea's fountain aowsd,
Again itS voice vas heard.
"DFiHg ne ny children. darling wife,
IN IN IN aTdsnt mood;
NY SOul laeks PuEoF aIment,
Ilsng for ether food;
DEiAg firth ny ehildTen to my gaze,
Or ere ! Fags or weep,
lysaE1 70 kiss their happy eyes
Bslbcs the hour Of slesp."
-" havs question yet 70 ask;
Be patient, husband dear,
A stranger, one auspieiOus morn.
Did sssd soae jsweIS heTsi
UH11, to take them from my care,
But yesterday be came,
And restored them With Sigh,
-Dost thou sppToSs or blame!"
~ marvel much, sweet wife, that thou
Shouldn't breathe such wordS TO me
Restore 70 man, resign to God,
WhaiS'sT 10 lent TO thee;
AostOrs Il with = willing heart,
b gratSGal for the trust
Whsts'sF nay tempt OF try Us, wife,
Let uS b ever just"
She took him By tAs passive hand,
And On the mooHlit stair,
She led him TO their bcidal bed,
With mute aud noNEnfui air,
Che turned the cover down. and there
In grave hks garmsnts dressed,
Lay the twin-ehildFen Of their love
= deaths ssTsnest Test.
"Tfsss we're che jewels Isn't 70 ne.
Which God has dsignSd TO own,
The pEseious baskets still Eemain.
Bet, ah the gems are Aown;
~ fAsa did'st teach ne to resign
WAst GsA slOaS can claim;
- AS giveths aad - takes away:
BIest Be bis holy Hsne!'
The fatheT gassd upon his babes,
The mother dropped. apart,
whilst an the wonsn's SORROW guShed
from her O'sEburdensd heart;
And With the striving Of her grief.
which rung the tears she shed.
Were mingled low and loving woEdS
To the unconscious dead.
wAca tAs sad sire bad looked bis Gil,
Ne YELLED his brsashlsss face,
And doWa n Ssli-abassDsut bowed.
Fos eo@fsrt and for grace;
With tAs deep SiOqusnes Of woe,
PO1ssd SsEtA he secret SUul,
Ress@p, snA stssA erect and calm,
Il aPirtt heaIsd and whole.
Restrain thy tears, poor wife," he said.
"I learn this I0sSOn still.
Gel siSss and Gsd can take away,
Blest b be Aoay will!
BlsOt are my eAiIdrsn, GOV they live.
FEua sin ~ sorrow free,
ASd an cot all joyiess, wife.
Vita 6atsh, hope. love and tAes:''
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
COMMISSIONS AND PURCHASING

COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
a q = ~ = -
San VAAECIBco.
ORDERS for the purchase Of Merchandise and
~ articles Of every description are solicited By the
undeSslgned. EN ~
residence in iris city Of over ten years, and an
experience In the business Of nearly the same length
Of time, ere considered suelent 70 warrant the con.
0denee Of psrsone IN the country who ocuasionailg
require u makH puruAAses here, through the Agency
Of reliable patty; o. WAe may Be- looking Tor Q
permanent agent In San FFancieOe. 10 either the
advertiser o9sFU his services, assuring A who lutSast
orders 70 him that no OGbFt VI Al b spared 70 exc.
eats their essAmsssloas saalsAslsFily.
Al orders must Be accompanied Wlth The cash o.
Tasss a. .ng InsosnAlisa concerning tie undsv.
sieaea, Are referred -
Em. Z. Cslsnaa Co., San HrareiseO;
o. Langley, DFuasis4, ---
Flat Eeasoay : Co,
Ira p. Rankin,
Eosas ns@psaeT o.. "a
J. AniAsll Z Co., Uuion OAca, eaoFamsuto;
And - 0sluioks January RahllsAeFs Of the
M0uuYAu DH1ocnATs ElAcerville.
N.b.-0rdsrs Aes AAeAlueEy, Riaaosessss, Molo.
Deems Sewing Machlnes, watches, JsWelFy, eSe VIII
Be attended % By eoupS.ent iudgss:
CommIssloa aaa Purchasing Agent,
&c Washlngtoa saesst, up slaiFS.
Opposite Aaguires Opera House, eaa Francisco.
jy9I-tf
@AATPRopNVh RRNRVR - 4. 49,. 1870. a. IS.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

4 vermsnt ksrss jockey, Boosting one
Day Of BE hOEse, gFavely asserted that
When Be- els but three yeAFs old, the
Iightniag killea he cid mare aud chased
e. coIE % 6rcnnd the pasture, without
eEiin q striking dislance d him.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
AotrIs. Restaurants, Etc.
THE CARY HOUSE,

Three Story EreproOf Hotel, Main S., PlAceTvilIe
CULLEN q LANDERS. 49,. .PROPRIEToRs.
JAB. ". CULLEN, CHAs. .. LANDRbS.
TN all the improvements and conVeniences which
III modern bookkeeping has rendered essential,
the Cary House stands pre-eminent. Il IL lighted
with gas, and furnished Ia every department In the
most approved style II employs the best talent In
every department, and the table Is always supplied
with the choicest Of everything TO be had In the
market.
" The Cary House 10 the depot for every stage
line to and from the city, and s kept open through
out the night. je16-8m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

Fourth street, between J and X,
Je?o II sAcRAMEsrc.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.

J.R. HARDENBEReH 4J.B.DAYroX rropri,tor.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

is. Tires, Secretary.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

S35 broadway, New York.
q r. MORRILL,, m the Plaza. PIscerville,
janSiy Agent for n Dorado County.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

tLaI H.J. THIBACLT, Notary Public
The underrigned u personally acquainted 9TH
Henry WeAsiinR. and know that The rlFeunstAnets
related IN the foregoing certificate are true u.
HenI wrestling during hAs illness. end hears willing
trStidAooy &c the fact ~ his remarkable cure By DT
III CeAekny. IAS.l A. ROSENHEIN.
Subscribed and ewsTn 70 before me. this iIsh dag
81 October, 4. DISC City and County Of San VI an
eiscs, IN the eaate 81 Caltfosnla
lL.s.l ~. TIIIBAULT. Notary Public.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

op8ulaAz0RH41A.aA1P nal iWsaknoss, nervous
ane ~. .esan IRE t1gnpaelly lbP labor and
o,aeT, e1A,Ree8 - Aeaeloas len of msmo5yt
eseIls1 q ssslssys iey5 81 Stll1ste, AniIly, ssl
dllssg 1slasaB, keaAasAe. tnveaaaanFy dleskaFess,
pAlaa " Ne elae, a@sutsoRs e. tke ~ plnples ~
Ne 49, ee9aal - etAsf iaaynft.Sr III nan, ere
saEsa y tAs Justly eslel atss Physial asd sgIeon
(unknoWn % oehessl anA hsnea kiS -, an con!
gulestona b letter or otksTVlSe, nee Address, L
'fQAAPkAx' T. n san sFancisSS. CAliiOrHlA
Address, l.. ). cZArKAY, ~ o., ean VrtHeiscc,
California iessr
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-14

STATE Of California, CITY aad Ccsnty Of Fen Frsn.
cisco. asOn thIs Slsl day Of July, D. 1885, before
~, Wa. Q. yeveas. Notary Public. PsTsenally aP'
owosn, dd dsPoss ana cay, that The coutsnts Of the
card hegNWiaA AgnsA ~ hin are true.
h u HIlnsss whereof hare AsFeunto Set my hand.
and smxe4 ~ c0elal Seal, the day and year nFSi
Ahovs written.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-31
GHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE oF IOWA: LEE corx1r-ss.
Nov e7, '6l-,i4w

STATE OF IOWA: LEE corNTy-ss.
BY virtue II special execution M directed issued
5t the CLERK o. the District Court said ecliy IN Ia
Of Frank Ballinser ard W. Perrinc against
u II. Kirs patrick, taDd also decree Agahsi Maria
uahiski and others, III have levied upon and
go the highest bidder a; the door Of the Clerks
he Distriet Court OK Lee County Iowa. AT Keukuk i'm
said county, on the a0th day of pscemlrT, A.
u. lsal between The hotrs 9f o'clock m. ard
o'clock of said day, commencing or uct r. m
tie follow shg property, tewft lsing and hsrg the
County OF Lee and Strife of iowa. rnns.ittfffy pHu
1T the south east rnnrter 81 SECTION thfysis 1901 town.
ship sixts-six 66l range fy* IN west, beginp ing
at stake The bank Of the Mississippi river 81
Fak! ~ large rHHEt and centre ef said
quarter section thence moth Ts. degrees wes so4 feet
surface measure 20 stone the edge IL high bark
above ldian Greek; thence north and Continuing
on the edge Of said high hank II feet another stone
on the edge 81 said high bank: hencf north b0f west
down said bank horizontally, sslng said creek,
pointsx feet from the top Of the bank thence ccnnu
Ing six feet from the TIP II said bank up said creek in
NIL sb3 10 feet 10 another stone thence crossing
creek horizontally NJ said bank and surface measure
1919 10 feet 10 stone The hank l73 the
beginning ih,s line 10 be parallel 10 the first
tti4+ tft - sstFth tit*tfef
river 10 the beginning Tor the payment said judy
meDt.
Iaken. levied upon and 10 be sold by order Court
Il Misty saId writ Of execution.
Kcokuk, November 2sih, is6I.
H. NJ. GRIFFITH,
nv3Odtd Sheriff OF Lee County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-31
EGALNOTICE.

M shsrs' Chloe A, STARTS, 1ahn Hertei. G.. ".
Is man, Hanford d Brothers, (sueteftnrs 10 A. W.
Grimtbl fiek len d Lucas: You and zach Of you are
hereby titled that there is file IN the Office OF
the CLERK the District Ioui Lee Cuunty ln%n. ut
II Madison petition al tiram Thomas, claiming Of
A. J. sharl The or three tt uFHud dotnrs With
10 per cent. interest per annum payable sunualN Ne
money due on morris gage made by you 20 said Hiram
Thomas, dated June efhi IE5G, also claiming against
each You the osbte of said fghee the same
being upon fota ten ard Twelve block one hundred
aud ih rty six, IN the City OF keokuk Lee County,
iowa, FOR the purchase MONEY! ard ~ rtef asking for
u snie Of said premises and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before of the -ecotd day Of The next Of
said Court, To commence nj Fort Madison the 81
Monday OF May, A. u nee, defaus Will be en-.
Tered efuiHst you and judgment rendered thereon rs
pray ca for n said petition
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Nov. "a ih,J.d AuSs Tor Pleintif
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-31
.nRIGINAL NOTICE.

To G. F. Conn, Elnkim X. Ford, K. r..
u W. Pord Henry TowIt, Atn,r Reeves,
Jesse Maitby, Thomas Davis Charter 1ebei-
nan, j. G. Hughes, Sam Boat man. State of lowr Tor
the use OF the School FUND, CbApH lee. Love hr,
| an Adams, gpnluk Lodge M. IL !. o. O, r.. Robt
III sms III, Arr cline hasEey Hmtrtsrntris ~ jacob
Bushry aece4sed, YIN. r. l.. Ruddl,k. Hsnn r.
Miller. assignee OF NJ. + Coiins. Randolph Leslie,
H. K Love ca. ~ ddie fElien, lenn Egs& ARder.
son. Wheeler, Fellows Co, TNetdy, Mention
FIimptNH SHh,rer StetIirs, tslNn Coats. Emtrson,
tocbrsn Co, A l.. hriring. sophia CirbdeDpirF.
j. g. ickershan. LeyiN orG Long Ny rn, and Ca
ieh Cope Co: You and each OF are kereIy npt-
fed tlht there IN file IN the ~ the CLERK
Of the District Court Of Ire County lows htKeckuk
petition Of iedysrd Linklean claiming ~ you g. r.
Cour. the Of one thousand collars With r0p per
cent Interest per anhum payable snnuhy as money
due yenr mortgage made by you to HorAto hey.
mour securing your nctc. named In II and since
signed 10 ptnptH, also clmlnirK against each Of yon
the foreclosure " sGd murteage ne heir uon
thirty feet fton Main street h, 100 ttet deep Of
even idth through part Of ioi three. tet ninety
three IN ~ OF ktetnk hegiNHlI iNeIiy feetfIom
lire Of lot TIVE In nld beck in Les Ctny Iowa. for
tie purchass money! and fifthef asking tor sac Of
) aid premise and general relief.
And uniessyeH appear and answersBid petition
before Of the second day of the term OF
said tunr commence al Keeknk The i-4 NJ H4HF
OF February. A. ID. lsC2 dtfaN!i viii he entered
against YOU and HGs teet rendered thereon prayed
for IN said petition.
II. SCOTT HOW'LL,
Nov. 10, lcdl-d Att'% taF PiHintlh.