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To Hannah W. Min, frank Mills, A. q. SeiIman,

To Hannah w. Miiis, Frank Mills, A. q. SeiIman,
Amanda M. Sellman, George Bliss, Ed. b Jaf-
fray, John T. Wilkinson, whitney Lawrence
V0U and each OF you are hereby notified that
L there IL now on hlc In The cMce oil the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa, At Fort
Madison, petition of Hiram Barney, claiming OF
yen Hannah w. Mills The SUM II twenty Ave hun
dred dollars, and interest At ten per cent per
mum, and sixty-fye dollars for taxes paid, ~
money due on mortgage made by you 70 Charles
Mason and since assigned to said Hiram Barney,
dated October ia, 1856; aso claiming against each
of yeu the foreclosure of said mort gage the Same
being upon Lot No. three ls1 in Block forty-four
a 10 Mason's Upper Addition to the City Of
Keokux, Lee county, Iowa, for tho purchase mo-
ney; and further asking for . sale OF said
premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the nj on of the second day of the
next term Of said court, to commence Ut 1T. Mad
ison on the Sd Monday Of May, A. d. 1861, \
default will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon, the petition taken as BY you
confessed, and decree rendered against you as
prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
Feb. s, I'm Piaitiff's Attorneys
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'aYiil7 Realized.

Hi lad IN 'orrible 'eadachc this hafternoo on
hand stepped hinto the hapothecaries hand
sass hi Ia the man, sCan you haass me Of an
,eadache p Does it hache lard p says e.
sfiexeeedingiy,' says hi; hand upon that q
gave me ha Crphalic Pill, hand 'pon me
'onor bit cured me so quick 'ardly realised
hi lad Fad an 'eadache.
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GYaat Discovery.

Amongst the most important OF all the
great medical discoveries Of this age NAV be
considered the system OF vaccination for pro-
lection from Small Pox, the Ccphalic Pill
for relief OF Headache, and the use OF Qu-
nine for thu prevention OF Fevers, either OF
which is sure specific, whose benefits will
be experienced by suffering humanity long
after their discovsrers are forgotten.
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To NJ. r. eharts, Chloe A. sharu, William Tim
herman, Hanford Bro, q. N. Lyman, Ficklen
Lucas:
VINHkkE Is now on 1le in the ofiee of the Clerk
4 OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, u
Fort Madison, the petition Of William Thompson
claiming 81 III. p. oharts and William nmbermaK
ajudgment for - 900 ON promissory note execu.
ted by them to plaintiff, and against all the defen
dants the forecl aure of mortgage executed by Nj
+. shars end Chloe A. Sharts real estate In Aeo
kuk 10 sscnre said Lote-
Unlsss you appear and answer said petition on Of
before the seeond day Of the May term, tIs6U a
noon of said Court default iii be entered judg
ment will be rendered nd the properly ordered {.
be A0ld.
RANKIN 4 MILLER.
Jan. Is, 1861. rittf's Att'ys.
Let the above notice be published for four can
sccutise weeks in the Daily Gate City publishs.
In Lee County, Iowa.
ERIE j. LEECH,
Jan. Is 1861. Clerk District Court
janl9d4w
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Legal Notice.

Top. A. Ward and Edwin Dobell.
VOU and each OF you are hereby notified that
i there is now lie in the office OF the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, q Fort
Madison, petition Of hiram Barney claiming oil
you +. A. Ward the sum Of fifteen hundred dol.
lars and ineres ~ 10 per cent, as money due on
mortgage mads by you TO Charles Mason and
aimee assigned to said hiram Barney, dated Febru.
airy Is, 1856; also claiming against each of you the
foreclosure OF said mortgage, ths same being upon
the west quarter OF the south-east quarter
section three (31, and the east half Of the south.
west quarter of said section, in township sixty
[66l North. range six [6] west, Lee county, iowa
for the purchase money; and further asking for 1
sale Of said premises, and general relief.
And unless yon appear and answer said petition
on before the noon Of the second day Of the Nc
term Of said Court, TO commence 1t Fort adj
aoa on the third Monday of May, A. b. 1861, !,
default will be entered against you and judgement
| rendered taereon, the petition taken Is BY yo,
cenfsssed, and decree rendered against YOU I
! nra we'd therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
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To EbeneGer Hose
VOt Hrd hereby notified that thcre Is now on az
u In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Ceurs
Of Hiram Barney claiming of you Ebenessr Rose
the sum Of six hundred dollars ~ money due on
mortgage made BY you 10 Charles Mason and since
assigned &c So. H.s.1s a... u uasy =,
1885, also claiming against you the foreclosure Of
said mortgage, the same being upon the north cast
quarter Of the northwest quarter f4l Of section
one township sixty-six 1851 north If range
seven u west, In Leo county, Iowa, for the pur.
chase money and further asking for sale Of said
premis o., and general relief
And unless you appear aad answer said petition
on or before neenrf the second day Of tho next
term of said Court To commence 1t Fort Madison
on tho third Monday Of May, A. d. 1861, default
will be entered against yru and Judgment rendered
thereon, the petition taken as by you confessed, ,
and decree rendered against you as prayed there
in. NOBLE Il SYRONa
Feb. IL, 1861-lm Plff's Att'ys.
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sIlARItf's aALA.


'iA L.. Co oer MA IS.
Ri virtue u Special Execntitn to me directed
- Issued Wy the Clerk OF the nis,riet Court II
said county, iavsr of James f.. Bruce, George ST.
Barber and J. La tsyetie Curtis, pla.lriGs, and
Hosner Curtis, intervening Plaintiff, and ngainst
PhinessC, Wright, Winthrop teMot. samuel
kohb. Samuel OF, j. Brentears ner ard wife, I.
j Firth, A. Hine, Jobn X. Allen, John Mrncugal,
Jesse kuadiek, hoscna NJ. Wright, Ansel Phillips
and wife, Richard q. Weirrick and wife, ID. l..
Madsworth, jonas Wheeler aud others, j have
levied upon, ana will sell The highest bidder, at
the door of the Clerks Office u The uistric. Court
pf Lee County, Iowa, 1T keokuk in said co UNITY on
the 10th day u February. ~ ID. 1851, between tho
hours Of o'clock . N. and o'clock y. M. Of said
day, commencing nj clock p. M the follow IN
properly, towit certain tIacf, being so acres e1
land, situated IN Lee County, lows, and being Oil
thc northwest quarter Of f n01t h-csst quarter OF
| section fourteen in Iownd sixty ire north al
| range hyswest, excepting l11tefnm ten acres in =
square form at The sous k1sa1g Apsaer Of the same
quarter Of said quarter SscE5en with its appurten
ances and also, all the lnst excepted ten sit
nate NJ the south cast quarter Of sad northeast
quarter of said section fourteen with the exception
OF two and bali acres In asauaro form 1T the
south east corner OF the len acre tract, esti-
mated NJ seven and . half acres
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order Of
Court 10 ratify said Writ Of Execution.
| keokuk, January lS, 1881.
II. NJ. GRIFFITH,
| Sheriff II Lee County.
Curtis, GILtnokR 4 Curtis, Pitts Att'ys.
f0v0 r.fr a ~ fnnA
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-. H4Ht1 " n NOI6NEe
TO CHARLES X. THOMAS:
~ W arc hereby notified that there ID now on fle
\ In the office Ut the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee county, Iowa, at Fort Madison. = petition
OF WIN. H. Austin and c. Henry Alhers. (memb rs
comIosing tae me cantil trm Of Vim. II. Austin
4 TO Claiming u you the sun Of seven hundred
and billy aoiiais as money due promis sorry
mote; and Also praying for the foreclosure Of !
mortgage on real estate In the City Of keokuk. Lee
County, Iowa. which mortgage was executed by
you 10 secure said note.
And unless you APP ear and answer said petition
Nbetur noon OF the second day Of the next May
term ~ sad Court at Fort MAdison 10 Lee county
Iowa Judgment will 10 rendered against yuu by
default.
RANKIN i MILLER,
feb.9, IStl-lm PltHs' Attys.
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New Books!!
IyWE PRINCES HALl: Miss GILBEnTsH
1 CAREER; this day received ut
OGDEN ,BROWNELL 4 CO.'S
CITY Book aroRE,
N<vlb-d No. 81 Main-st.
NEW KOOls kOh ClA1IDn I'm.
FIsHE KANGA Hao HUN FER, or, ADvESTuREs
1Israx BUSH: BY Anne Bowman, author Of
THE Getaways, '"Tho Young kxilcs," 10.
For sale ut
OGDEN, BROWN1LL : CO.'S.
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To Louis Eek, Vim. w. Bslknap, VIM. d. Shaw.
Henry Little, M. Alex ndcr, Oscar Burbridge,
VIM. II. Leech Co., Vim. X. l.. Ruddick, T..
starkwather:
Nou AMI each Of you are hereby notified that
i there is now die in the of flee Of the Clerk f
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, . petition of Hiram barney claiming Of
you Louis tick the sum Of one hunered dollars aud
interest at 10 per cent, VI money due on mort
gage made by you 10 Charles Mason, and since a.
signed TO said hiram Barney, dated December q,
1858; also claiming against each Of you the fore
closure of said mortgage, the same being upsn Lot
No. seven ~ in Bioek 40. one hundred and forty
five l45] 10 the city Of keokuk, Leo county, Iowa
for the puI chase money aad for taxes paid said
mortgsged premises; and furt her asking for sale
Of said promises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before tie morning Of the second day Of ths
next term u said toust, 70 commence ~ Fort Mad
ison on the third Monday of May, A. d. 1861, de.
fault will be entered against you, the petition Ia.
| ken as by you confessed, and 4 decree rendered
| against you - prayed therein.
MOB II 4 STRONG,
Y EA
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"AekAl NOticc.
To Hubbard Stone. Charles Stone, Jacob Bushey,
o. III. Cox, Boyd Brsdcn. NJ. sullivan, Frederick
Zugg, William II. Williams. Robert Ii. Smith,
John W. Hancock, A. +. Stevenson, Kilgore,
Wilson 4 Co., barton, Perry 4 CO., q. w. howe,
Ray Bro, Samuel Boyles, State Of Iowa for
the VI School Fund, Henry DE Louis and Louise
DeLouis, minor heirs Of Elizabeth DcLouis, de-
ceased, and Martin Stafford their Guardian:
YOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there Ia now on file in the office OF the Clerk
OF the District Court of Lee County, Iowa. at Fort
adison, II petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming Of
you Hubbard Stone and Charles Stone the sum of
thirty-fve hundred dollars and 10 per interest
as money due On mortgage made by you to Chas.
M ason and since assigned to said hiram Barney
dated February y, 1857; also claiming against each
Of you tho foreclosure VI said NOR gage, the sans
being upon Lots six I6l and ssvrn m in Block
eight Isl in Mason's Upper ADDITION TO the City OF
heokuk, Lee County, Iowan for purchase money
AMI further asking for sale Of said premises, and
ger erai relief.
And unless you appear ard answer said petition
on or before the noun Of tho II day Of The nexi
term OF said Court TO cJU mence at Fort Madison or
,he. third Monday OF May, A. u. 1861 default vii
be entered against you, III petition taken by yor
confessed. aud . decree rendered against yon q.
prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
Feb. 5, ls6l-lm PitG's Att'ys.
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Legal Notice.

MULE SIKUNH,
Feb. 8, 1851 Pitts Att'ys
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To JOHN MAIN and Franklin slehi.
VoU and each OF you hereby motif ID that
i there II now on he In the OF &C Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ut Fort
Madison. . petition OF Michael Eashy claiming Of
you the csncelisticn II certain deed sxecnted By
YOU the said John Main 10 you sail So b. convey
ing to ssd stoki part If lDts 5, snd g. IN block
~, in the City Of keohuk. Iste County, Iowa;
said deed bearing date Of Dec. 5th. s5s and rur-
porting to be for the confederation Of $l3eo, and
aiso praying pas sstun Of said lots, and that the
title TO the same be quoted
Now, therefore, uAI - you appear and snsver
thereto or before II IL sseond d. v II he
nextterm Of said District Court 10 be bSeun and
holden ia Fort Madison be third honday
in May next. decree will be rendered aeasns.
you In accordance with tie prayer Ut the said Pc
tltloE.
cLA6ETT, BROWN CLAsE1T,
Jan. -; 1861 ain pltffts Att'ys
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10 A. IL. Hsasip, :. n. HsasIp, Georgs Denison,
Henry n. Hart. Join DensLc, C. frank 4 sun,
Young Brothers Co., Web.ier, Aarsh 4 Co.,
Locke, Marsh Co.:
1NHERE il now IN lle in The Office of the. Clerk
1 Of the District Court IT Lee County, Iowa, At
Fort Madison, the petition Of Samuel VI. Baldwin
and samuel N Dedds partners IN trsds under the
1rm psma and style VI Baldm n 4 - do, claiming
Of A. IL heasiip ajadgneni for $6eO N prom
tssery uete executed by him 10 pisintfs, ard
against all the defendants the foreclosure OF =
.sortyage executed by A. II. Hcasl,p aud 4. T.
Heasip to secure said note. 1he other Attendants
arg In crested in the property.
unless you appear aud answer said petition
~ before noon OF the second day ~ the May term
t1s6ll Of said Court, default will BE- entered, =
Judgment RENDERED, and the property ordered To
DO sold.
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
Lam - lGkl Il I'm p1fn., 49,
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Legal Notice.

NUBLE d STRONG,
Feb. s, 1851 I'm Piaitif's Attorneys
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LEGAL NOTICE.

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TIE pRAYToS BROTHERS

General Drsyton, who commanded the Rebel
forces in the recent action Of Port Royal and Beau
fort, 10 the brother Of Commander Dravton, " no 30
CALAMITY commanded one Of our splendid gun
boats In the action. They bOmbsrded each other
at great rate They are the sons Of the late Col
dayton, distinguished South Carolina member
OF Congress.
ANOTHER DISTINGUISHED SOUTH cARoLISIAS IN
TIE ACTION.
Commander stssdmsn, U. 3. N, who com
handed a division Of our feet In the battle Of
Port Royal, 10 a native and citizen Of South Car
olina.
GIN. THOMAS MoRKIsS oT1NDIAHA.
This distinguished ofacer 10 now here. Il IL
believed that he 10 about 10 be made Major
General Of three years volunteers
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GENERAL sHERMAN,s REPORT.

General Sherman, in his report to headquarters,
explains snd sends copies Of his various orders,
from the embarkation Of his army until landing
at Beaufort. Beyond that time be communicates
nothing. He says be landed only after the reduc-
ton Of all three Of the forts by the Navy, a. by
agreement between himself and Gen Sherman.
He also speaks In the highest conceivable terms
Of the gallant and efficient conduct af the Navy
In attacking and reducing the three forts.
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wHIrEHURsT, 434 Pa. av., 10 furnishing like
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McClelland, from recent sitting Butler, Banks,
description Of Mkeneses, from miniature 70 life
sise See his card photographs for sending In
letters oc 3l-eo1m&
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BOARDING..

ROARD-One or two gentlemen can obtain
- pleasant Rooms, with Board, in q private
house, n central part Of the city, by addressing
mo- a.. 'is o"eo' hoieie"ee ioqui'oo'
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T,HIRO GRAND COTILLON PARTY Of the
Il ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB will take "a
place at FRANKLIN HALL. corner of Ninth ~
Der 18th ~
The Committee very respectfully solicit the pa.
tronsge heretofore extended to them by their many
friends.
Tickets fifty cents, adm ting gentleman and
ladies.
COMMITTEES.
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George Donohue, John Crook.
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Spirited Performances tonight ut King ,,
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stars and no end Of attractions.
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oIPHASs' CouRr.-Mr. Davidge concluded his
argument In the Barney case Yesterday, and Col
Blount will deliver the closing argument for the
petition on Saturday next The Court meets to-
day for the transaction of other business
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
R0R THR POOR

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
FOR THE POOR.
The Societies of st. Vincent de Pau of this CITY
spectfuly announce that their annual Concert for
the Poor will be givsn at the Smithsonian lnstItu-
ton on MONDAY EVENING, Nov Is; and hav-
ing secured the best amateur musical talent OF the
District and Baltimore, they will present to their
patrons the rIchest and most varied programme
ever offered to a WASHINGTON audience.
Professor GEORGE w. WALLER, OF Bal lfhore ,
will be the Conductor, ard, with other orSanIsts
of this CITY, vii preside at the Piano
. Madame CECILIA You've, OF this city, anc Mrs,
CURLRY, of Baltimore, have kindly volunteered
their services for the occas sion.
Doors open At 7, concert to commence at 8.
Music and Book stores, and at the door on the
evening Of the concert. no Is st
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Sac ANNOUNCEMENT elsewhere Of the opening
Of Canterbury aall'' with q superb troupe o.
some nfty Performer,
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, THOMAS, only son of James
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His fnrei al vi II take ace on to- morrow Thur
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tn FREE CONCERT!
L HE Undersigned begs leave to announce that
he has engaged aud refttsd in elegant style, the
large aud spaciOns rooms, heretofore known a
Coomb's Hall, situated at 2S9 PennsJlvania ave !,
south side) between 9th and 10th streets. to be
hereafter named" WdShtngtonA Academy Of Music I"
In the furnishing of Refreshments of he choicest
suslitie he feels assured thai mis- place Of amuse-
ment vii not only prove of the most attractive
but IL also confident 10 being abIe to please the
most fastidious. Having engaged some of the
best artists of New York, he Is prepared to treat
the lovers OF music with productions of the finest
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continual y In httenfanos 10 preserve order.
Coocerts to commence daily a4p.m.
Admission free.
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no z lw' Proprietor
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WAS NOTION THEA TER.
MONDAY, November 18th,
and Every Evening Of the Week
THE GREAT tRESTlDIGITATEUR,
HERMANN.
Assisted bya
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
The manager respec fol y calls tn. ttentIon Of
the public to IN appearance in Washington of
MONSIEUR HERMANN,
who Is universally :ecOgnlZed as the greatest
living PRESTIDiGITATEUR
and whose performances at the principal opera
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wonderful in their peculiar line.
The performances of HERMANN are entirely
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being the
EN- FIRE ABSENCE OF ANY APPARATUS,
All tbs effects being solely produced by
EXTRAORDINARY MANUAL SKILL.
The programme will comprise
OWELVE PIECES, IN TWO. PARTS.
including the celebrated
DOUBLE VUE.
BY Mr.. HERMANN and his brother ALEX
AMBER.
During the intervals of Herrnenn's Programme,
A GRAND CONCERT
BIT THE
FULL ORCHESTRA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-13

TIE 6Ur CONCERT odd FellowI Hall was
j,mmed 10 the fullest last night and the audience
wss made up very largely Of ladies. Among those
present were the masters Llncoln. Tonight
tventy-eight gifs win be presented including
gold and silver watches, rich jewelry, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-13
LOCAL NEWS.

fffbStsh TEE srIR IL printed on the assess
stes pied In Use south 81 Baltmors, It's edition
s 40 lsrVe as re9uiTe X to be put to press at an
early hour: lfretissnsents, therefore, should be
sent in before Il O'Clock 4 Il otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
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MARRIED

On the evening of November -, at the residence
of the fioating clergyman, Rev. II. w. Read l,
CHAMPAIGN COLLIER, ESQ, to Miss JANE
F. WILSON, ell of this CITY.