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, 1861-10-31
From Cuba-The Rebel Comm isafoner RI
"a ACOnrFAbaEd Load for Charleston. .

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The steamer Colpm-
big has arrived from HaBana, 25th.
The rebel steamer Theodore, formerly the
Gordon, left Hasana on the 23d for Charles
ton. She landed Mason and Slidel at Carde-
Eas, aEd after wards vent to Havana, Mason
and Slidell going overland. They were re-
ceiyed with the highest confederation from
the Captain General down.
The Theodore took large q1antity of arms
On her return, also provisions, coffee, e:c. she
was presented With elk fig by the Southern
ladies. She took twenty passengers, includ.
Ing Meade, late United States Minister to Bra
Things looked quite warlike at Havana. A
large Spanish feet Was fitting ont for Mexico.
The English Minister had called on the re-
bel commissioners In full uniform, and had
presented them to tbs Captain General
Capt, CoxBetter, late Of the pirate JEFF. Da-
viE, lately cane to Havana and remained
there.
We htar Of the arrival In Cuban ports, Of
several vessels from blockaded ports, namely:
Charleston, New Orleans, Mobile and vii
mington.
, 1861-10-31
Frem PhlINdelphf&.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30-Thomss Quig1ey,
David Mullins and Edward Rockford we're
convicted Of piracy last evening.
The schooner Specie, captured of Savannah,
bound for Havana, has arrived al the Navy
Yard.
, 1861-10-31
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS
r. PAL III e R,
l12, LA, u6 Lake Street.
500 Bales
D0MESTtcS,


Bought before the late advance, and vii b. sold
from u to one cent psr yard 1ess ta2a
can be bought elsewhere In
this market
50 Bales Stark Shteting, -....- 113s.
50 Lawrence Sheeting, 114e.
50 s Appleton do. --- Il{s.
so ss Indian Head do. 11{e.
$4,000 Stark Hill Bags, $s7.5e per hundred.
10000 Lewiston Bags, $3.50 do.
$4,000 cohoes Bags, 5000 do.
15,oeo Manchester Bag, $3.50 Do.
10000 Ozark Bass, $3.50 Do.
so Casts Merrim2e Prints, SIC.
Is lmeriesn Print Works, .-stt.
Is Richmond Works, --9e
so Bleaehed Muslin, Under Pries
70 Cotton F1annels,
t 20 Denlms,
20 Bales Stripe and Tick,
200 's Bats,
IS Gases American De Lains, II to is ets.
1H O ST b r z,
! NOTI Ms.
HH 4 W LS3 SILKS.
ALSO.
| THE ABOVE At RETAIL.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Cartain Goods,
| BEDDING and FEATHERS,
! P. PALMER,
112, III and lI6 Lake Street.
| lsoe- -g5s5 5rnithp]
, 1861-10-31

y Z NOTE LIST OF
WRIGHT Il BROTHER.
". " WRIGHT, GEO .. WRIGHT,
Ol GleTelAnt. Ohio. Formerly 9. 3. Wright "a.
OF Cincinnati O.
DEALElS IN
Exchange, Gold aud Bank Wotex.
No. 81 E1a1k ktreet Cb!caCo
, 1861-10-31
HORSE EXHIBITION.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunal

He'd in Champaign County, H., near the
Cities Of Champaign and Crbasa, on the
24th and 25th Of October, 1861
, 1861-10-31

wh, r,uv fnvr,- ,a u-{fh ~,
nv AA ---IM Low. - 49, w.
Il REtEH
NEW YORK:
Henry Ioung. EsQ.
Mo8es Tayior Esd.
Johu i. Pbelf1a EEn
AmoR Il Enn& Fs1
SEear Eeor1e Rffsshf,o
Efesers' Eochran "a
h{aasra Watt nrnn{nr E.
Erabam ~ ~ ~
afxaars pa.1 T.-,,.x~
, 1861-10-31
L. D. OLMSFED. LYMAN BAIRD.
LOAN AGENCY,
Collection and Insurance Office
-0F-
l.. ID. OEM&TED & CO..

Corner Lake aud Lasalle st-e.t.
We hare made arrangements to connect with car
business department for the p0sIhAse nnd sails u
PRODUCE ON ComM1ssIoN.
Our extended facilities VIII enable Us to sell Fro
correspondents In Montreal, Boston New York q
PMhiladelphia M - Pretsrred By our con 1yaors. We
our own account but Il 81 respects to Keep ourseys9
IN Poeon to act {oT the interests e{ thpee
who mnY favor MS with thetr c0nklZn1oe1ta.
REFER ENCES:
, 1861-10-31
We Sell the Best Goods
at Low Prices.
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
H0lLlSTER & WILKINS,
GREAT CARPET HALL,

135 k 1877. Lake 8f..-.135 & 137
UP STAIRS.
1e11ES6Hm
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Intended to give some statement of the
formation OF the Jayhawkers' Regiment, as It
e called. This organization will give new
character ND fosce to the conaic Ct when It
otie.zs throughout arc among the men known
ae"John Brown Abolitionists" That all field
enicers haye distinguished themselves bJ
hs9gug and osherTise opposing Hdnappers
and kidnapping, that it will be hklled With Joy
eve!3whefe by real friends Of the Union,
poohpoohed BY the tinid, ,hated and feared by
Contgdezates and their friends.
ehan give in another letter some interest.
irg particulars of the composition and char.
aetets Of many Of the officers here ALSO
eEme developments Of the fap4a pEacised
upon The Indians here BY their agents, a well
ft;es5aten of tEalt1zons eoI1eepondence cAr-
tied On With several Of the robsl IeAden
through vss1ous lndiaA agencies II Kaass6.
The % Kantas Regiment, Which wss sent
home sitter tho battle Of Springfield to recruit,
Ia now eacanped here preeasEorI to being
, 1861-10-31

State Itcket-A 6airs at For Leasassooszh h-Ges
Lane aud Got. RoMnson-4 Neto Western D.
pdrfMeqL etc., ,ete.

3$EHt3-A IN
Lane and Coz. Ro1{nson-A Ness Western d.
pd7men1 ac.,se.
,sre.,a, r.oxrax,ordeDce NJ tha chic.vo rrthune.7
Fonr1xAvrr#ozrH. Oct. s6th. 1sot.
One peta clearer Idea, reaches to mora
vivid realization OF the existence Of war-sed.
handed and crimson upped-at this PLACE,
than at any point IN the Free States which
have .Visited since last May. The reason Of
this Is found In the proximity OF Aansas to
the rebel frontier, and As consequence To the
much larger propofuon OF Tue male popala"
ton who arc In service In the streets OF
Leavenvorfh. certsIn1y one-haH of the citizens
...-a,,.s =, ~ -o,,,,a,te IN ,,t,ra sarr,ca
~e eni'ta1u ~ lue ~ |ss. ~ os..,S
and large proportion OF tne otnef Ase serving
in the Home Guards, which hereabouts is no
s,necnre. or holiday ser7ics. Uniforms are
- 80 ,or,r,or +har a,n31,s,, .
therefore fnneh Mote conaanoA t1ls1 elsp1an
dress. At the Fort the ntmost ACTIVITY pre-
yai|e. Can't, Prince OF the 4th Infantry, .. 8,
Ia tho Commandant. and Can't. Eaton As.
1s. ID iao oo ro.o.s1 ~. 80. ~
slstant Qaarte1mastef e7eae10" Ahe io1es At
this point consists OF four companies OF regu''
1ars. artillery and infantry; several compaales
~ the sth Eansaz co1. vessels. raised bv the
" LIE oIu .A4n' W - otstsss,,5 ~, 49,
Exeep1lYe1or service %llna eIe sa es.s u ~ ~ ~
1es1er and the men delight to cali themselves.
1nas,,en deo+ Fsnssa Tashavl-ars sha11
nnaepe11uent haneas 'ayna" h7le' n4lau
have more TO say OF this corps In an alter Por-
ton Of this letter. This makes an available
forca at present. hMades thb oroan,zed Homa
eoo- 49,.
e1aasas CT the CITY, CT at leaat LOW mea. Fort
Leayenworth is the largest army entrapot In
the Vest From II; Ia sr,nn1;et7 al the fnr,c in
ro1o.ao NJ ,ra-.s.a - ~ -
W.s. 1p4o1aoo' Nem MeAeq, NepfasAa ana 1ns
Western Frontier Of Kansas. At this time
It is also the head.auarters for mastering in
md eoninrfnp the vo1nnteers IN Kanaas West-
eTn an5 No5t5ern her M;asonr; = NehraaEaa " anJ 1o;
Wester1 1owa Conseonent11 tHe nf1ooat ~ an.
tiyity nreyals here Grest snxietv s has tesn aS,
felt IN relation 10 its defiance snma s ueeSxa pa
ago when the rebo1s sI 1 ~ No1t1 Misao,r G19ae
nSsrTnn hV tte SECESSION NJ nrar;ias at-,ncs ~
mems wers made to at1enotRen th;s 1nos;ti9e sta
TIE Ioesffo aa - on.r ssa Saaa, s1.s
~ n1;+arp a1s;ioh;1;f1 h,,t T., n1 M
ia centra; anG :{,' na1 1os;tnI ~ o.
no,t;na and sto4;ng e4r,,{Fes faiug% ~ ~ s,ns
f1as - 80 e. -,6+ - pii fa 17 ~ 1o
ba;7aa,Ts ~ ~ 1o ~ a. a. oy,ma ~ aae
, 1861-10-31

Myandott Convention framed the C6ustitu-
uch uneer which the State WIS admitted. The
SECTION defining the duties ind duration Of
Offices, limited the terms Of these. to two
years after election and until Their successors M
assumed the duties. 1t also provided that the
Legislature shcu1d enact the Necessary eler
ton 1aT. The election for stxte officers took
place IN October, 1859. The State, however.
vas not admitted to the Union until the last
session Of the Congress Of $50. The
Representative took his seat, but had to
be reelected in order to serve under tie
present Congress-. This ruling Tas in accord
ance With the section Of the State Convention,
limiting the term Of holding to TITO years after
election: The Legislature made provision for
Conducting G .6 the ssate election from and after
the following january. Il Is now claimet I bV ),
the present irc1mbents that their terms did
not commence till the date Of their State being
admitted, and that they consequently holi
@ eyer ~ the tine specified BY the Legislature
ms Ceutfal Republican Committee have
this mkt month, while the Governor hss is
euen ee h1s proclamation for an election OF
state Treasurer and Attorney General, these
o4ces being yacant. The full Union ticket
HM pc elected, but then the ques-
aon Gf right to theis seats will be tested be-
Ehose seat will be somewhat affected By their
aecle,on. The Union ticket Is headed by Geo.
a. Crawford, a Doug1as Democrat, while
several other important places are given to
men Of the same stamp. Crawford was op-
Poaed to the Lsconpton swindle, is hes1tly
all the others on the ticket, This movement
Is nn9o1hted1y much strengthened By the i'm.
nrogllo between Lane and Robinson. The lat.
sefls gtnes ally censured. I haye sesn nearly
tSefy paper IN the State since the quarrel, and
the5e re fs but one heartily supporting Robinson
, 1861-10-31

Bought he3ose the late advance, aud VIII % sola
from 4 to one cent par yard less thAa
can be bought elsewhere In
this market
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80
II inward n. n ari, John Tsrrsl, John ". Ogden,
sxacutor Of estate Of las. Tasker, deceased hobt
hsmHson, ". y. Wosthipgt.n. 6snl Polleck,
III. Gaeord, VIM. 6tannur, III. M Black, Frank
lin Bella, ~ Wayre Co.; culbertson, Mo1ri-
son J Co.; Yeatn,an, RobinsoA GO.
NOU and sach OF you are hereby notified that
there IL now on file In the ofHce Of the Clerk Of
the District Court of Lse County, Iowa. Keo-
kuk, petition Of Marion BfoAdfoct claiming Of
you the said Edward N. Hart End John Fervel,
judgment for the sum or seven hundred dolls1s -
money due ON = TrontsFCry Sots, and sgEiIsr ali
II yeu the foreclosure ct mortgage givtn by de-
PENDANT, Hart, to secure said prenissory note snd
conveying ten in the nnrth- wfst, ccrner Of
the south east quarter # the north quarter Of
section thirty-two t32). in township Dorth range
west, Lee county, luwa.
Now unless You sppesr and answer such petition
ON before neon of the seeeLd day Of the next
ter tbeng Sept smber Term, 4 SOIL Of said Court,
jud m Mt and decree will be rendered ssainst yon
according TO the prayer ofsaid petition.
AeGRAAY h BRUCE,
June is, 1e61-d1m Attorneys for Pltf.
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NTHEREAE, A II. Hesslip, and EusAbnsh T.
w Hesslp his wife, by their deed 81 date May
LIST, 1859, aud acknow lodged May n, 1852 did
convey 10 Charles III. Ihelps SD George Rot crtson
Trustees the following described resiesate sit
uate n the City Of ktokuk, in the County Of Lee
in The State OF Iowa, 10 Wit, the west thirty 1901
feet Of lot nume.r ten OF in blesk runb<r one
hsndred fleo] in said city, With sn the improve
nenu thersUu KId EppureHancgs thsrSfs %
secure to Baldwin Starr Of New York City, The
payment Of four promiesory notss fes 1l6l - lee
each, all Of date June 18th, 1858. ard payable t.
the order Of BALDWIN Starr, nne m the lst day Of
February. A. u. 1850, enc on tbs day Of Nay,
\. ID. 1850, one on the LIST day Of August, A. D.
1859, and one on the Ist day - November, 4. D.
1860, all drawing interest from data until pstl q
10 per cent. per annum, ard pay able With current
rates Of Exchange ca New rosk and where's, In
the sald sums, ethss Vt then ,shuald not -
paid, with the interest thsYeou, on the day the
same became due, the Deed Of Trust auAhurlssd
said Tru.tees or either q then 10 sell said real
estate ut public sale. for eash ~ The door Of the
Court HsIss, in raid City - Ksoklk, tYst giving
four weeks notice VI the tine, tsrns end plsss u
said ssle 10 some rcwspspsf psblshed In said City
Ia Zoe simple ~ tbs hAsss vhicA Desd u Trust
IL recorded in the kecorder'S O6hee OF sid Lee
county in ROok Of Mortgages vOsme ON page
bsl and whereas, said last described note, dne
Uvsutsr t. isSe, With hs interest," l.ss s6 u kSw
tue and wholly uspsid, Iov, hsse9~se, I, Chssiss
IL. Phelps. one II said Trustees, will, o. tho ~
day II July, A. d. 1851 proceed 10 sell The ahsvs
dsscsi bedfssl estate - public SALE for sssh, to
tie highest bidder, nj The door Of the Court Hcuso
IN said City OF Keokuk, betwesn III. hours II q
o'clock =. N. and O'Clock p m. Of said dsy, -
satisfy said note, interest and costs.
CHARLES h. PHELpE,
june I'll, fs61-d4w 0ne OF the Trustees.
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To Huburtus Host mshsr, VIM. Ven Vucht, Conrad
Kspp, WIspps}neN. Otte 4 Co. tdsfs pdaAis};
Won ns hereby respectively notified that there
i 10 now fle In the 4 noe Of the Clerk Of the
District Court u Ire county, Iows,A 1t Keokuk, q
petition Of Hiram Barney claiming : Judgment on
force losure OF mortgsgc against tsid Huburtus
ADet maker, Aboy nSmed, for tbs sun VI four hun
dred dollarr, With ten per cent interest from the
LIT day Of January, 1853, and q ecisl and gener
n execation against Huburths Hoetmsker, aAd as
agsisst III said defendants abovs r amsd, praying
also Tor the foreclosure Of ! mortgage, given By
said Huburtus Hoctmaker 10 Charles Mason, upon
Lots seven Il j end eight Isl, In Block seventy
eight [7S1, in the CRY Of keokuk, Lee county,
Ie~a, IN sale 81 said mort ensed premises 70 pay
of said debt, the exiting &ent Of all qnity OF
redemption therein, for eosts and e ntrsl relief
Nov you and each Il you are notified TO appear
and answer said petition On the morning OF the
second day Of the ntxt term Of ssid Court, to be
holden on the hrst Monday 81 Stpteu her, s6l, or
judgment and decree will Be had therein az prayed
FOR ty defanf. ii. 6e6Tt New Ell,
June 20, 186l-lm Solicitors for Petitioner.
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GB0b NOTICE.
To d. G. BiLings, Mehitable billings, Eli1a Suii-
van and v lillian Sullivan, Davenport daskill,
Susan WEIGH, Peter Hine, Henderson Co.
James Larkins, Hugh Hskins, executor; Vim.
Prifchard, 4. Pretorius, Andrew Webster, I. "
Phinney, X. A. Thompson Co., George Cooper
Co., Henry s. Taylor, Samuel Jandcn, Hodges
4 Bros;
NoU and each Of yen are hereby notified that
j there 10 on file In the oiice Of the Clerk
OF the Distret Court of Lee County. Iowa. at keo-
kuk, apetition and supplemental petition Of Hiram
Barney olaf msG Of you d. T.. Billings the rum oi
fifteen hundred delsrs, with 10 per cent. interest
Per annum, payable annually, as money due Cd
. mortgage made By you 10 Charles Mason snd
since assE ned TO said Barney, dated April ID 1857
also claiming against each Of You and the other de-
Nndants, the foreclosure Of said mortgage, the
same being upon s. ofS-E II Sec. Z; the VI.
Of S-W See. II, and the 3. q + Sec SO, eli
in TIP. 81, n. II. w. Also, =. of S-E4 Of Sec.
IS. TIP. 81 NJ. II. W., also S-W l Of b W / Of
Sec 80, Up. 81 ~, r. W, Lee county, Iowa, for
the purchase money, and further asking fur :
sale u said premises, and general relief.
And unless JON APPEAR and answer sai petition OF
or before noon u the second day Of the next terra
Of said CsuFt, 10 commence ct koch NJ on the ls'
Mapday Of September, A. D. 1861, default will
be entered against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon ~ prayed for In said pssiti.n.
NORLEk STRONG.
june 10. lS6i-dln Attorneys for Pitt
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To Elizabeth Williamson
VOU are hereby noti6ed that there IL now On
i Gle in the Ofkce Of the Clerk Of The District
Court Of Lee County, lows, at Keokuh, . rtta-
ton and supplemental petition Of Hiram Barney,
claiming Of William Lowenstein the sun u ~
hundred and Atty dollars with interest at the rAis
Of ten per cent per annpm, payable annually. -
money due % . NOR gage made by him 70 Cherries
Mason and since sss gped 10 said Hiram Barney dat
Cd fepesnbeT 76, A. d. 1855; also Inning gainst
sscb of goa the foreclosure Of said gage, The
same h.ing npon @-
Lots No 10 and / l and II, In Block ITO, In the
City Of Keokuk. Lee County, lows, and further
asking for sale Of said premises and general re-
lief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the npon Of the second day Of tho
next tsTD of ssid Court, TO commence ut k~o-
kuk, on he first Monday OF September, A. d. 1861,
default viii be catered against You, the petition
and supplemental petition taken ssa6s nft ssed, and
y deovse rendered Against you - prayed therein.
NOBLE \ STRONG,
june Is, 1861 I'm Att neys for Pltf.
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bytheuse Of these Piilt the periodic attacks oi
He'soss or Ssck HesdseAe may be prevented; and
II taken at the commencement of An sttack i'm.
mediate relief from pain and sick ness will BE- Oh
tainsd.'
They seldom fail in removing the Nsuseo ana
Headocheto which females are so subjsotl
Ihey ACT gently upon the bowsls,-removipe
CoStt.-fss
For Literary Men, Studenfs, Delicate Females
and all P.rons Of .sdentcrr habits they are xalu.
aole O. = Laxative, improving the appetite, givine
'o~sand pigo, t. the digestiveorgans and restoring
! .hcnaturai elasticity and strength Of the whole
sySrn.
The eEPifALIC PILLS arc the result OF Ion {
Investigation and CAREFUL conducted experiments
having been in use many ysers, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain and suffering from II eadache, whether orie i.
mating In The nfrposssystem or from dsranged
state Of thestomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their competition
and may be taken 1T all times with perfect safety
without max ing any change Of diet, and the ABB
sence Of taste renders il ecs,fo ad.
minister them 10 children.
BEWARE OF OoUNTERFElTsr
The genuine have Eve signatures of Henry C.
Epalding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Med.
icines.
Box will besent by mail prepaid on receipt
Of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be adaressedto
HENRY q. SPALDlNG.
No.4s Ccdar.street.
NeW.YOvk.
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original Notice.
To Huhartus noutmAker, George Schults, Juo. C.
Weis and George Hitter;
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i II now On Ale in the Clerks ofice Of the Dis
triot Court of Lee eousty, Iowa, 1t Fl Madison, =
petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on
foreclosure Of mortgage sgainst said Huburtus
Houtm.ksr above named, for the sum Of six hun
drsd dollars, with ten per cent. interest from the
1st day Of January 1854, and srecial and general
execution against Huburtus HoutmAker, ssd y
against all said defendsnts above named praying
also for the forfeiture II mertgsgc given by said
H. HOutmaker to Charles Mason, upon Lots ii and
II, Block lag, ia Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, the
sale OF said mutgAsed pfemises to pay ID saio
debt, the extinguishment Of all equity Of redsmp
tion, for costs and general relief.
Vow you end each OF you src notified 10 appear
and answer raid petition the nos ming 81 thr
ond day Of the next tern Of sad Court, be hold
en- on the FIRST Monday Of December, 1861, or judg-
ment and decree viii be had therein ~ prayed for
by default. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
June 20, IS6l--lm Solicitor for Plaintiff
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key At Notice.
To Sarah r. Morley, Isaac Morley, Jr., d. A. Evans
and X. b. Foster:
VOu and each Of yeu are hereby notified thai
i there 10 nov on Aie In the Office Of the clerk
the District Court OF Lee cosDty, Iowa, Ut keok ok
petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming of Pater
Potter the sum OF two Thousand dollars, With 10
per cent interest per annrm, payable annually, At
money due on mortgage made by him to Charles
Massn and since assigned To said Hiram Barney
dated March 17sh. 1856 also cAimin ing against each
OF you and the other defendants tho foTeclo ure OF
SAID mortgage, the same being upon ct the S-R
ard The W uf Sc 4-of Sec. St, Tp. 81 NJ, X.
W., Lee county, lows, for purchase money, and
further asking for the. sale of said Premises and
gen raj relief.
And unless yoa appear and answer said petition
on before noon of the second day Of the nex,
term Of said Court, TO commence ut keokuk on the
let Monday Of September, A. u. 1861, default
will be entered against you, and judgment render
cd thereon - prayed for in said petition.
NOBLE a STRONG,
June 10. lS6l-dlm Attorneys for Pitt.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FoR THE CURE or
ras assaess .Ls2ites. lRFnfnsis 4,crstics,
Dys9atety, Fbnt Stomach, E,ysipelas, Headache,
Piles. Rien, atisna, E,1pao,as and Skin Diseases,
Ltrer Complaint, Dropsy, letter, TitnaOrs aud
Sab Rheans, Worms, GoM, Neuralgia, Is
Dinner PHI, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coatcd, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
hes, aperient in the world for all the purposes Of
family phys'c.
Price Is cents per Box; Five boxes for S1O0
Greatnumbers of clergymen, Physicians States
mon. and eminent pcrSonages, have lent their
to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of ,hem The Agents below named fur
nisl gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions OF the above
complaints, aud the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, aud take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them and they should
have II.
All our remedies are for sale by
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and sold y dealers in Med. cines every where.
feb75dAw
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To Maria McClaskey, Clark Anderson McClaskey,
Isaac. Newton McClaskey:
NOu and each II You are hereby notified that
i there 10 lie in he fhce Of the Clerk II
the District Court Of Ice County, Lows, ct ke-
kok, . petition and amended petition u Hi,Am
Barney, claiming Of Jshn Ia. Nsckie the sum 81
two hundred and Afty dollars, With interest there
on from May -, 1915, % the rate Of ten per cent
per sDLnn, peyaebs annually - money due 90 .
nortGsgs aaAs b hin y Charlie Mason, dated
Jams Is "A. d. 1853, and claiming against him and
sash 81 ysa to foreclosure Of said mortgage. the
nns beinG %
l.sts seven az and eight TO-, In Block one hun
dred and ninety two (le7l in the City Ut Ksokuk,
Lee county. Iows, for the passhese money and said
mostSsgs having been Assigned BY said Mason 10
said Hirs0 Barney.
And uDlses yos appear SD answsr said petition
ON or before noon Of ths second day Of the next
term Of said Court. to commence atKeokuk on the
Arst Monday Of September, A. D 1851, d@fsult
WITH b. entered sgsinst yes, tAs pststia taken -
Conferred, and . decree rendered agAiast you ~
| prayed thsssia. NOBLE STRONG,
june 10, l6ol-1m Attorneys for Pltd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-27

81 ERaFR'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. q
Lee County. %
10y virtue of Special Execution to me directed
- issued by tho Clerk of the District Court oi
said couniy, in favor Of Thomas j. Brown, success
sor to Jan,es NJ. Bling. and agsinst Hiram Jones
and Mary Jones, 1 have LEVIED upon, anc will sell
to ahe highest bidder, IT the door Of the Clerk
O6ioe OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa
At Keokuk In said county, on the 18th day el
August, a. b. 1856 between the hours Of e'slssh
o. IN. and O'Clock p. n. Of said day, fcom mencipe
1t o'clock p m J, the following lrop-rty.io wit:
being the following real estate sitastss ~ City
Of keokuk, County Of Lee and StAte III To1a, To-
Wit all that portion Of Block ono hundred And
seventy-two, beginning thirty ssves sad hall lee
from the corner Of 1imea and Eleventh streets
northerly thence at right angles from Elsvsnti
street oas hondrsd fset, Themes nsrtherly parable
siih Eleventh stssss thirty -sevss and kah fest
thence ut right angles - Eleventh street, ans
thence to the place Of ginning. together with q
the sppurtsnances to the same belonging.
Taken, levied upon and 10 be sold By order o
Court to satify said Writ Of Execution.
ksoknks July ID, 1891.
| II. M. GRIFFITH,
| Sheriff VI Lee County.
By ]. b. KNicHr Deputv