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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-25

I EGAL NOTICE.

Ike COUNTY: - said county at keokuk
Strauss, Adler Hartman q Co., plaintiff uersus
s. Abbott, Levi Wood, Hawkins Taylor, Martha NJ.
Orr Jsf Brown j. r.. Gteudrunfng; &. e. Carter y,
Carter. jesse Ruddiek, stephen Heimstreet, James
Jack, Joseph StroitmHn, n. MichAs, wilson Perry 4
CO.. Fickien Lucas, Samuel Hickey. Andrew
Brown, John Il. Allen, James NJ. Corbii, Cleghorn d.
Harrison, James w. Grimes sumner stebbinn Co.,
and CsnnAble & smyth, defendants,
Notice Is hereby gwen to the defendants herein
above numed that petition In civil action is Oh hc
ia the CLERK sOnec Of the District Court aforesaid
la behalf Of the above named plaintiff against you
and claiming OF said Aht6tt aud Noed $4,000 as
money due on two prolptssury notes and the fore.
closure OF mortgage agaiTs all tie defrndarts upon
lots and IN block 100 in The CITY Of keoknk. Lee
Goanty, LAVA. hch mortgage Was executed by said
Abbott and Wood To ttAbrie and John Weber to SET
cure tnr pay nicttt of Ssia notta-
And unless YOU appear sha make defense thereto
before 81 the second day OF the term ot said
Courtto commence the FIRST Monday Of February.
ie62, judgment viii be rendered against as prayed
for in said petition.
ROBERT H. GILMORE.
Nov. 81, 1t6led Solicitor tor Petitioners.
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NOTICE
The members ~ the Iowa State Insurance Company
are hereby notified hat the Annnal Meeting viii DO
held on the second Monday Of January next, at the
office 81 The tamTaHy In Tire City - keaknk, at 2
O'clock y. at which time Board OF Directors will
BIZ eis dior the ensuing year.
Office on MHin-st., between Cd and Sd.
SAMUEL K. CAREY, Secretary,
pec.7, I66l-dlm
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NOTICE.

HIRAM BARNEY, Plaintiff, against the unku
heirs al law Of John shane, deceased, Geo. l.. Kill
bourne, administrators of said John Shane. deceased,
john A. Shane, solomon Shane. Adeline Shane, ----
Shane widow OF John Fhans, deceased, Hahhs h nj e.
MeQuilan, h. McQuilan, G. b. Ingals, and Jesse n
Nicholson, dele naanis.
are her tirv notified that there is Ale In
the Clerks Once OF the District Court or Lee County,
Iowa, at TT. Madison, Petition in equity brought
by Hiram Barney against You praying for judgment
against Geo. r. Kilbournc as administrators the es
or john Shane, deceased for the sum OF thirty
three hun dred and seventy -four and g5It6 dollars
and 10 per interest from the first day of Decem
ber lSB upon three certain ortgages made by John
shane, deceased. to Chas Mason, which have beenas
signed to plaintiff which mortgages upon the
following described lands to-wit; the n w. = Of The
N. w u Of section "a, and The N. W. u of the N. W.
4 of seetion Is. and The n. w. OF section -, and
tie n. t.. OF the n T.. of section %, all in town
ship Gb range6 west in Lee county Iowa, Said petit
ton prays for the sale of said lands to pay OF said
mortgages Indebtedness thereof. for the eAtfngaish
ment OF all equity OF redemption Rifa all legal and
equitable tide and all right title and Interest Of each
of said parties above named, andalso ofthe unknown
heirs at law OF John shane deceased, IN the same and
for general relief, with &c. 1t particularly
psays the eTiinguEhmeni all right. title and inter
eft which said unknown heirs may have derived BY
inheritance from John Shane, deceased.
Now the unknown heirs aforesaid and each snd all
Of the above namsa JUrsn dHutB Hrr hrrpy uufttrti
and required 10 appear and answer 10 said petition
by OF the second day OF the next term Of said
Court, to be held at Fort Madison the 3D. Monday
OF May A. D. 1902 judgment; and decree will be had
H. SCOTT HOW ELL,
Dec. II, 1861. plaiHtiG's Attorney,
The foregoing Original Notice 10 the above entitled
action is approved by said Court in session al
Fort Madison. Iowa, aud It is ordered at the
be published in the "Dails Gate Cfiy," a newspaper
published keokuk Iowa, for six consecutive weeks
Dated December IA, 1851.
STATE OF IOWA, LEE CouNry--sS.
Erie J Leech, Cierk OF the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa hereby certify that the above and tore
going il true copy OF he Original Notice, and the
approval thereof, In the above entitled actions now on
Be in my Office
-, la witness OF which have hereunto set my hand
{ls aud seal Of said Coart this 18Th day OF De
~ cemher. le6l.
ERlEJ> LEIGH CLERK District Court
dec17d6w Ry CnAs. DoaKa, Deraty.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To James d. Whetham and n. l. McKenny: You and
each OF You hereby notified that there Is now on
ne IN The 0Tce Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF
Lee County Iowa, At Kenkuk the peiitna OF Freeman
Knowles claiming Of yon james b. Whetham the cam
collation. and setting aside Of certain deed made To
yuu by Freeman Knowles and wife 10 the following real
estate to-wt: the northwest quarter OF Ire south
east Of southeast quarter Of section eleyen
township sixlynye north, OF range .Ae ssot, X! cc
County. State Of Iowa; and also the re-conyeyance
or the same.
And unless on appear and make answer TO said Pc
tion before OF the cd day Of the nesttnrm
OF said Court, TO commence at ksakuk on the fret
Monday OF February, A. d, 1862 default Will be en-
tered against yon AMI Judgment rendered thereon as
prayed for IN the petition
HIRAM KNOWLES.
Dec. Q. 1851 a Atty for Pit'f.
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In connection with the Quincy and Pamyrs; Quincy
aud eedo Hannibal and ST. Jo. and Eastern Railroads
leaving Quincy.
Stages leave kcoknk every morning Sundays ex-
cepted) at o'clock: arriving NJ Quincy the day
In time for Trains Easi. South or West,
Persons going 10 ST. Louis will find this the Cheapest
and Quickes Route, With only tive changes
IT Baggage Checked Through from keokuk.
TSages call for passengers III any part Of the city
fFee Of charge.
IT Through Tickets from keokng to st Louis and TO
all cities In the East and West he procured al the
Union Railroad office corner of Main and 2d streets,
Kenkuk Iowa. EAG0N d HEWITT
NJ, II. JUDD, Ticket Agent. Proprfeiors.
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Nov. 81 l46i.d
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

ROBERT II. GILMORE.
Nov. OIL TsBI-d s0tstor i5s Petitioner.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

Ir's OF NO USE" It's Of no usc," young
man, to put on 20 many airs Just as
well be natural. II you have no sense Of
honor, if you break the Sabbath, and lidi-
culc virtue and religion, you are no gen.
tleman, and there II M use Of pretending
you are one. u R.l'ters not how rich
may be yOuE co0Esrsaiion-the trus met.
tie is not there, aud there Is no use Of
counterIciting.
"I's Of no Wsc," young lady, to mincc,
and simper, and act as II you were better
than any body else. You may never en-
ter the kitchen, and may sneer all you
please at those Of your sisterhOOd who
labor for their bread, but you are no lady
nothing but silly ignoramus-so there
is no use Of feeling so big.
What is the use Of strutting about so
pompously, and using all the large words
Webstcr'S Dictionary affords, to make
people think you are educateds Did you
ever notice that the most talented and
best educated persons are almost inva'
riably those who use the simplest Ian
guage-and did it never occur to you that
you show yourself to be simpletOn every
time you speak
"lt's Of no use" to make great spread
and try to keep up an appearance oi
wealth when you are not worth n cent in
the world. Why not live within your
means, and instead Of trying to ape those
who are rich, wait till you have something
Of your Ownr People will think rs much
again Of you, and what if they dOntl de
have the courage to act as you please
for, depend upon it, you will get found
out. You cannot "make whistle ou
Of a pigs tai"
Finally, "it's Of no use" for any Of III
to "shine in borrowed feathers" 1t is {
great deal better to always act natural
then we shall never be troubled lest peO
plc find opt we arc not what We SEEM
RurGl NeW Yorker.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

PREcEPT AND PRACrIcE.-A minister
travelling where the road Was difficult to
find, requested . man by the wayside to
direct him, naming where he wanted to
60.
"Well," said the hedger and ditcher,
"kcep on just as you are going, about
mile and half. and at the cross roads
you will see Q minister who will direct
you to the left . couple Of miles, and
there at the fork Ofthe road another min.
lister will direct you to the right, and 50
on: at every fork Of the road Is minister
to tell you which road to take"
"Ah," said the parsOn, what do you
call ministers?"
"Why," said the other, d" those things
which stand up at the forks and crosses
Of the road, with something like hand
on them"
"Finger.bOards, you mean," said the
preacher; "can you inform me why II Il
you call them ministersS"
Because they are always pointing the
way In which other people should 10, but
which they do not go themselves"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

THE SoLENXITY OF LIFE We aa6tn0Ao
in this life the end Of human actiope,
Their influence never dies. In ever.Wid-
cning circles IT. stretches beyond the gave,
The train Is laid in Time, the explosion 'ia'
Eternity. With hushed voice and almoaE
pulseless heart, We gaxe upon the pallid
cheek, the quivcring lip and heasing.llo-
som Of dying friend. II is O. solemn
scene. But let us think more Of the 20
lemnity Of the living. Death removes iis
from time to an eternal world. Time d.
terInines what shall be our conditions IN
that world. Every morning - Yqo oges
forth 10 act, we lay the moulding baud
upon our destiny; and every evening whSA
VIC have done, we have len B ''deathleass
impression on our character. ave tjtigk
not a wire but vibrates In eternity ;snpt q
voice but reports at the throne ef God,
Our characters will attend us through
eternity. II good, they will follow d
like friendly angels through cdreiiS5e,
shed light in our graves, and illumIpnte,
our immortality. IL bad, they must Nc-
company US through our life, h9ppt us,
in death, and torment us IN eternity. Est :
youth, especially, think Of thess lAlhii !
and regulate their conduct acOOsdinRRn
let every one remember that in this world.
where character is in Its formation gtate,
it is a serious thing to think, to speak, u
act. ~ yfiEI
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

am. ! mean, he made me upright-fOr
that IL all am, any way"
Kelly promised ceFtiRcate--and he
would bring 1t over the next day, which
he did.
During the whole term he Was very
faithful in official visits to the school (;
and Just before the close Of the session
my friend said-
Mary, wouldn't teach any more"
90, must. ] like it; and besides,
haven't accomplished half want to vet. "
"What do you want to accomplish 2"
~ want to continue my music"
"What clse!'
al want to feel TINT am uscful-that
| am doing something"
~ want to hire yOn, Mary and ] will
pay you wages that will enable you to do
all this"
You wnnt to hire me! What can !
do for you!"
Keep my house, and he my wife,
Mary" And then the town supcrinicnd.
-ent got his nrni ,sroun'l Anry -tYAi>t and
held her tight, though she struggled a
little at first.
Let INC go a minute, and ! will tell
you"
lie released the little figure, and Mary
stood before him. trembling, blushing,
-twiRiRg the strings Of the e!Ie hat around
her fingers, looking down upon the floor,
glancing once into his earnest eyes, her
breast rising and falling till the cameo
Swnycd like ship on the billows-
"Do you love me ="
"With my whole soul"
odd you ever love anybody clsc?"
Never in all my life"
"Can little girl like me"-lOoking
earnestly in his face" can a little girl
like me, devoted, loving you almost to
reverence, make you happy alwaysy"
No one in all the world but YOU"
The little maiden stepped close to his
side and hid herself under his arm.
Tint jaunty blue hat is in a favorite
closet of my friends new house, in glass
case, on the upper shelf
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Once, ON CoIoma street.
COURTS OF Ell DORADO COUNTY

DISTRICT COCET-IlOn u. y. Myers. Judge William A.
JHHHITy tlrrk Regular Terms the rec"nd
Monday! Of February aud May aud third Mondays Of August
and November.
COUNTY COCRT-IIon. James Johnson Judge: William 4.
January Crk-nds its regular Terms the hrst Monday
~ January. May nnd September.
COURT ~ SESSIuNS-llon. James johnson. rresding
JudEr Thomas j. Organ aud H. H. Draper Assate Justices.
and william A. January Crrk-hd. II, regular Terms the
hrst Mondays NJ Narrh. July sud November.
PROBATE CUURT-IInn. james J"hnson Judge: William
JsnuNry Cerkholds regular Terms the fourth Monday
Of rarh month.
HOARD OF SCPERvISORS-eonsl.tsO Of George ". Swan,
v. " STOUT and william JAne William A. January, Clerk
hold regular meeting ihe hr Monday Of each month
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

TIE LITTLE OSEs.-Do you ever. think.
how much work q child does In { deyf'
How from sunrise 10 sunset, the dtaF IT,
tie feet patter round-tO us-sO ainl
Climbing up here, kneeling dOwp theEs.
running to another place, but never S.lll.
Twisting and turning. rolling anASe is.i
ing and doubling, ~ if testing eHegH hone,
and muscle for. future uses Ik hVNY.
curious TO watch II. One 1tD doo IHfy
well understand the deep bs6ashlh6 te
the rosy little sleeper, be wlslI dhs asIH
tossed over its curly head, h tpFapAgal.iaH
the next days gymnastlcs, Tleslegs
through tho day. ill that time ccgiesI as
the material love thnt 80 patiently a1t6tN4
modates itself, hour after hoHFi tontes
thousand wants and caprices, HsalIer knp
cied. ,aI r..u s.ftsd
A busy creature is q little child ~
be looked upon with awe as vel ~ v
light, as its clear eye looks trdstlleH -
faces that to God and man have a6an9sa
to wear q mask. As Il sits 6ewB, a -
little chair, to ponder precociog1lY over
the white lie you Thought Il " fdhny b
tell it. AS raising add leaning on Your
knees, It says thoughtfnlly, b = [oNS hat
should provoke tear. not . AmilsRsxf.E /
don't believe it." A lovely, eNd yek, .
fearful thing is that little child. \. ..'..'.
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WHOLE NUMHE



In the cOuras of an ed&r
by the Hon. MF. GledeteBe. f
sion OfJhia Installation a. qeft8 "a I
Etlinbutg University. % the N4 & y :.
thus spoke Of "the ne ~ In 81
"The nountain.tcps u SSebl s y
ON every Side Of them the eAes2
many a one Of what wesA'eloA sIoa
asses and moOrlanda, -n0H hIQ1 a,
the rose, carries on its face TIE 1a - :
IL is in man and not IN hl9 cIEcal \"
that the secret Of his destiUy ~ SlghIzt
most Of you gain that destiny 1swFg4 sN'lys
or toward good, not from The lu6asI|'
you imbibe, but from the habits Of mIfa4, !.
thought and life, that You should ae4nlIe :"
during your academical career. 'CooI4sts
you with the bodily eye sec the meWbaisaH
Of it as they fly, yoH would see them d n
pass by you, as the bee that has Tiaed the J,
heather bears its honey through the ~. "
charged with the promise, Or, Il nseyr hsFh
with the menace Of the future. in moNYdI
things it is wise to believe before expert q,
ence until you can know, and In order that
you may know; and believe me, when T.
tell you that thrift Of time will repay goa .
in after lie with a usury Of profit beyOaaqg
your most sanguins dreams, and that thp a,
waste Of it will make you dwi1dle, alike
in intellectual and in moral Stature Be.
yond your darkest reckonings. h' a6ti@
ScOtchman enough to know that amoogoi
you there are always many whe. are A.,
ready, even in their tender years, fighting /,
with n mature and manly courage the
battle Of life. !" i'''rI
When they feel themselves lonely midst
the crowd-when they for moment aeA
dishcartencd by that difficulty which H..
the rude rocking cradle Of every kind 0f
excellence-when they are conscious Of
the pinch Of poverty and Scltdenlal, lsga'
them be conscious, too, that slSepasesus
Eye Is watching them from above, thet01
their honest efforts are assisted, their
humble prayers are heard, and all thinGA
are working together dSr their gd6d hsRs"
not this the life Of ialth, which 1aikaiby!o
your side from your rising In the nqrpipgg
to your lying down at night-Whieh lighte
up for you the cherries world, dlsd ttt1It.
figures all that you encounter, whAstvtrJ
be It's outward form, with hues bFo&ahtIi
down from Heavehl These, cOnsidNEaeg
tions are applicable to oil Of you, Xos.,
are all in training here for educated Illt,
for the higher forms Of mental expert"
cnce, for circles limited, perhaps bue yea
circles Of social influence and leadeFNbtp.l !
Some Of you may be chosen to greater.
distinctions and heavier trials, and may
enter into that class Of which each tikmSGh
Der while he lives Is envied or admiretl4sid
| aAnd whenh he dies be bears l0lsy Anaa,a n =
A light, q landmark, on the clins o1 famo.s"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

"A MAN being knocked down by the
forcrunner Of stage, and pushed some
distance without being killed, was asked
by lady "what he thought while in such
predicamentG" "Why," said he, Z"
thought it was tho fOrcrunner Of some
thing, and 1t turned out that l thought
right"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

INGENIOUS FROGs.-On the island Of
False River. Louisiana, IL found frog,
whose peculiArities. we think, have hit6-
erto escaped the attention Of naturaliSts.
II Is called the "egg frog" from lts great
hankeriDg after hen fruit, " and II > great
nuisance to farmers in consequences. b.
ing unable to break the shelf Of the egg, L
is swallowed whole, after which the hog
climbs tree and then precipltates ltasil
to the ground. The fall breaks ehe shcll,
and the frog spits It out plseo by piecs.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

A GENTLEMAN having Q horse that ran
away and broke his wiie's neck, was told
byA neighbOr that he wished to purchase
It for his wife to ride upon. "No," said
the wretch, 81 intend to marry again
myself"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

WIFE, (anxiOusly)--" What did that
young lady observe that passed us Just
nOwy" Husband, with : smile Of calm
dslightl--"Why, my love she observed
rather go0d-lOOking man walking With
quite an elderly fslHale-that's I'll.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

DON'T be in too great hurry, girls, to
fall in love with the young men. II often
happens that your hearts are no sooner
theirs than theirs are no longer yours.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

a GoLD WATCH IN a RAG-BAG.-A lady
in the vicinity Of Bridgeport, Conn.,, was
in the habit Of putting out shirts to make
for q large clothing establishment, to q
number Of women in the neighbOrhood.
In the cutting Of these, there were great
many little odds and ends of cloth left
Ovcr-pieces too small to be Of use, and
the first thought was, OF course, to toss
them into the fire.
No." she reflected. will save them
as they accumulate, and perhaps | may
get enough to exchange with the tin man
for some kitchen article or other" So
she let them be, housewife like, and in a
few weeks there was quite pile.
One day q ncishbOr came in, and on
hearing the destination Of the scraps, ad-
vised that they should be sent to paper
mill at sOmc little distance.
"They will give you three or four cents
a pound for them," said he. "and that is
better than exchanging them for tin."
She asked her husbands advice. To
him a few rags more or less seemed q
trivial affair.
do as you like" said he, laughingly
-"yOu may have all the money you can
make out of the ragsi ~ @ -
She took him at his word, and in two
or three months, some half dozen barrels
of rags were sent by some one who was
going in the direction Of the paper-Inill.
TO her surprise and pleasure, new, rust
ling five dollar bill came back.
Again the impulse to spend it for some
little ornament was checked. mo" she
resolved "all my rag money shall go into
the savings bank"
And into the savings bank it went &C.
cOrdingly. Years rolled by-more rags
were saved ond sold-intcrest and prin.
cipal accumulated At length an unusual
opportunity presented itself for the pur
chase Of beautiful gold watch. Forty
dollars was the price.
II will not ask my husband to with
draw any necessary funds from his bust
ness" thought she, "but now Ii the tint
to make my rag money useful"
The gold watch was purchased-liter
ally with rags
Yet this was not the end Of 1t. Tn,
bank fund Of which the bundle of rags
was the origin, now amounts to over
twenty-five hUndred dollars!
81 do not know how it was Accumu
lated" said the lady to us. "A few cut
tings and scraps laid aside whenever
cut out shirts, q few dollars carried L
the bank when l went to the city-a littl
interest added on from time to ti.ne-i
has grown up, almost without thought o.
care on my part"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

A NAN passing through . gateway in
the dark, HE his nose against the post.
~ wish that post was in h-ll" said he.
Better wish it somewhere else," said q
bystander, "yOu might run against it
again."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

On q tombstone in - churchyard Is
the following touching epitaph: " Erected
to the memory Of John Phillips, Acciden'
tally shot IS a mark Of affection by his
hrother"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11
W atebes, 5cmrIrp, Etc.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,

Silver WARE.
Mthe OLicst .k.rriry Estdhliahmenti in Placer
sitt<, ~ I'orssy's t1rtpSocr BIotE, Main at.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully an.
EftM nnunees Ia hia friends. and the citizens Of
l1seeEN ille aud vicinity. generally, that he
okSi has ns~ In store . splendid assOrtment Of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY. DIAMOND WORK. &C.
All Of which he OHeFs at the owcst prices for eash.
California yeWelry made 20 order.
Watches and JeWelry repaired and warranted.
- No charge for regulating Watches.
Engraving on Wood done TO order
marI6-Sm F:F. BARSS.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

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