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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-15

PRINCE NAPOLEON TAKES TO BoURBON.-The
Prince Napoleon visited the camps on Staten
Island, on Sunday week, and one of the sen-
tries not knowing who he was, refused him
admittance within the lines The Prince,
however, when he found his rank of no avail,
this was answered by an officer, and the visit
or was of course admitted. He complimented
the sentinel on his strict observance of bis du-
ty, for he remembered that he was the nephew
of the greatest soldier. Entering the tents,
he tasted bottle of liquor owned by one of
the privates in fact, he not only tasted, but
appeared to relish the draught. What is
it ?" said he. "Old Bourbon, sir" replied the
soldier. cold Bourbon, indeed was the Prin-
ces remark" did not think | would like
anything with that name so we'll"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-15
AFm advertisements
Frank Phelps & DR.. Jim r.
the GREAT SHOW { CIRrNy

WILL EXHIBIT AT TOWAvn,
w THURSDAY, AIG. Is. 1861 ,afternoon'.,,D .,DA
ing. Also, at Burlington, Friday Aug Is and Iaa ,
Saturday. Aug. IL. ifoy
THE BRILLIANT CORTEGE, proceeded nv v,-
Superb Military Band, Horses, Wagons. &c i, " she,
town about 10 o'clock. A. NJ, on the mornn, ~ y, eG
hibiton, and after making procession through ,b
cipa streets in town. viii adjourn To the snasoa 'a M
lion. Which. at night, will be brilliantly gmina.f f'
This exhibition, concentrating all the attr,rs0' tt0'
beautiful features Of the Drama Opera, Bale, ol C "
PantOmimes, Farce, Minstrels, Song Dance \, 0'nl
pioneer of entirely new class of Enteitainmsn,h ID
exhibited outside the great American Metropolis sT
DIR. JIM THAYER, and his Educated Mule,
The accomplished Vocalist and Danseuse Nd.u.. q,
ADORE and VICTORIA. "
The world renowned MOTLEY BROTHERs
Messrs PEPPERS. kEEFE and II GLE
FRANK PHELPS Troup Of Acrobats. Master, cu,,
LEY HENRY, JOHNNY, and EUGENE, 'AE
The best band of NEGRO MINST2EIS in tb.
try, under the direction of FRANK PELL. ''''
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Doors open at 2 and y p. ". Performance will -.
mence half an hour afterwards.
TOwanda, Aug. l3 1861.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-15
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS

Among the many features offered by the pro prs.-s
the GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS. particular at,..,
is called to the large array OF Foreign and Native a
Look at the names X. HEMMINGS, DAN GARDy9
GEO. DERIOUS. F W.WHITT AKERJAMES VIm
Mons. DEBACH, Mons. MORESTE, Signnr PARKER
Mad. CAMILLE, Miss FI4lZA GARDNER. Little NVIV
Young DAN. Also, Messrs. THOMAS FRANZ
WARD, JARNEIs, &c.
All the performers will appear in every varie.yiA
Trick Riding. Scene Riding. Two and Four Ior., 4
ing, Tumbng. Gymnastic Exploits, Dancing, S5-r
&C.. &c, and all the Trained Horses and Ponies vii II
pear in wonderful displays OF animal sagacity The r
enlivened by the incompatible wit OF THREE GREl
CLOWNS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-15
GARDNER & HEMMINGS
TRAINED HORSES AND PONIES

brought together affording facilities for The
seutatiOn of more novel and interesting perorna6,
than have ever been given in 4 travelling exhibition
Will exhibit at TOWANDA, TUESDAY, AUG. I
1851, afternoon and evening. Doors open at 4? ,w
O'Clock, p. NJ. Performance to commence half an b,
later.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

EREAr PANIC SALE, -
ENTIRE STOCK CLOSING or
~ fiity Ceyts on the Dollar
CLOSING sale CONNIE mes Monday 1T 10 o'clock 4 NJ
Gods reedlework Goods Ribbons, YeIsets Iri,nnnrs
SKIRTS Flowers teathcn- Hosiery, Gloves Fancy Goods
Gent ribbed cotton Hoe, ~ Wooden Hos &C.
Fine Ae1no bali Hose, " = Wool Tippets Be-
Musr ne SOLD.
Must b. cod, so enc NeeeiewUrk srts, &c 3Ic
Must be sold, t,TJo ane Woodwork Collars ~ lsc
NM. be sold 2a~ hne Woodwork Collars shapes DC
Must be sod, 1880 hne neee Collars shapes SIC
Must be ssld, wide Tsrle,ans, an c1lors, To-
N0' 0' ''o Great sd.S. n rAs SS; st 'IIE' e
Cloth Gloves, Isc Rest rims, PAPER C.
nd Gleyes &c. 25c Best Needles paper. "
Cotton Gloves, &c. Hooks and Ewes D.
Sik Cloves. =. spool Cotton, lc
Pine Ganntlets, l5c best Hair Plus. box, &c
Gents silk Gloves, lie Buttons, ~ dozen,
woolen Sleeves iz, Fancy Lamp Nais lNc
3lyo skeins sewing snk u skeins ~
aa ss k sao,sd rd q s ss ,1s T.
t,sU ladies hne white llaHdkerch,efs &c DC
800 gents hne linen Bosoms, o., l2c., 49,
FIFTY CENTS on THE DOLLAR
Maltese lace Collars I2t,c. Velvet scarfs isc.
Vide MD sIis nstp., e c6e eais S Scts he
bands and Flouncng clearing out SC, sc loo
s,loo sprays real French Flowers closing a, ..
lW rich bonnet strings "a yards long, per pair, 5lc
a,oo Yards Ribbons, closing Ont y 90. g isc.
800 pieces six veyets, pr piece, ~ e.
'S Writ Fl i fSr ana 81
Flowers, Nets Head Dresses Hoop skirts best kds Cords
aud ra.sels aud fancy Hair Pins.
Ladies You ind all the goods advertised with many
Others al clearing 2Y sTssIS z 2s Psi Eighth avenue
between Twcnty-nrsi aud Twenty second streGis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
VI FOR CASH,
In liquidation OF the estate of
EDWARD LAMBERT CO,
COMMENCING MONDAY JAN. T.
The entire stock will be sold At rctail at an
IMMENSE REDUCTION.
The stock consists In part
Rich Plain, Figured and EVENING SILKS,
by lhc yard and in robes
foPLINs, FRENCH MERINoEs,
yELouRs, CLOAKS
REPS, sHAWLs 4c., &e.
LGtES AND ENbROIDERIEa,
IRISH LINENS aud LINEN SHEBrINGa
LINEN DAMASk and DAMAsK
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, &C.
SHAKER SAXONY AND WELSH FLANEEI.9
BLANKETS, QUILTS, &c
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS
20 pieces French nelsnes at DC. per yard.
800 pieces all wool Dclaines nj DC per yard.
ssD pieces all wo-l Plads at 2,r yard.
LOO pieces all wool printed French Merlnoos al Soc per
yard.
1000 dresses "A British Calicces at 81 80 per dress
loe0 do,cn frsl quality Of ladies' Kid Gloves 7c per
pair.
large 10. of silks at Soc 62 &C. and T5c. per yard
The whole must be sod by February merit, the store
bes been " and the business rnu.t be closed
EDwARD LAMBKRT a co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

ylvINANrs PATENT CHAMPION BILLIARD TABLES
w The Excelsior Spring Cushion patented AUGUST 0 1854
Ivey ana durable beyond al others use o.
nee anu facfory n Gold street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

RIO LET-A FURNISHED PARLoR. WITH TWO BED
Il rooms adjoining Also a Basement. Terms moderate
Inquire at SO Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20
BOA RDsNG AND Ls,UG

DLFAsAsT APARTMENTS AND sAIIsFAcTft
Board fer gentleman and wife, or two single gent
men House q Il class With all the modern
locality quiet aud geneel dinner AZ Apply at SO
Mark Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

fTo THE LADIES MRS. NUNRoF APPLIES Gall
Nihisn FOR lilo female diseases chronological
examinations also Can be consulted No 81, Cormina
street hind story -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

DIES GREAT RUSH FOR
being determined 70 sell out
recently injured by Ere aud
them ~ such Tow rates ~ viii
pfphN - the buyer. Please
4 tEpuiue lpr yourselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

FAMILY DRY GOODS
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE CO,
win offer for sale
MONDAY, JANUARY 81,
Al the lowest marke. prices,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GOODS,
Consisting OF
sHIRTINGs, sHEETINGs, TABLE DAMAsKs, TABLE
CLOTHS, NAPKINS TOWELS AND TowELLINGs.
BLANKETS FLANNELs, QUILTS
PLAID, PLAIN AND STRIPED MUsLIys, &C, &c.
ALSO,
TARLETANS AND ORGANIZES,
For evening dresses
COTTON sHEETINGs AND sHIR1IyGs
OF all the best makes,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
Canal street, corner OF Mercer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

GREAT BARGAINS IN PLAIN BLACK sTLKs.-NT
~ slEWAkr 60. viii open on Monday, Jan FL 10 cases
bak Lyons rnnta rich high lusire comprising ali widths,
importation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

50 900 TO 500. 1900. - ,naSI PARTY WITH
the Of staple article which be sold
hall the usual price, and profit the
turers of 100 cent which facts Will be shown
bo~ lsa Herald Office ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20
MILLINERY, SO,

CTANPING FOR EMBROIDERIES-AT MRS. BELLS
- Millinery and Pattern Emporium, No Cahsrine street
The latest styles OF Stamping and Embroidery done ode
short notice Embroidered Yokes and Bands In great
riety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

IMPORTANT TO THE IA
\ bargains IT. :. BROOKS,
HE entire stock Of Dry Goods
water, offers the remainder ~
Insure rapid sales and great
call 81 81 Catharine street "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

WATCHES AID JEWELRY.
phNk CLOCKS, OFFICE CLOCKS &C, WARRANTED
- perfect tmekcepcrsA large OF Gilt oval
Frames Union Clock and Frame warcroom % Fulton a.
r AIDES GOLD HUNTING WATCHES,
- Warranted, s22.
". EyERrSON SMITH, rs Maiden lane
CCARF PINS--sOILD GOLD AND CORAL 81 EACH,
- 1--WE for 81 Watches Jewelry, Clocks Music Boxes
Actnrdeons, sold and repaired by experienced workman
every article repaired this establishment warranted 10 give
eatisfars ion and Al moderate prices
u. MORRISON, matchmaker, 3Q5 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

DNy GOODS. sc. !
A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
cLoAKs. cLoAKs, cLoAKs
cLoAKs, CLoAKs, CLoAKs
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY 81,
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF OVER $500
CLOTH AND BEAVER
WILL BE OFFERED
crys's. ,.a'ses gg%npG%,a,n.
AT GayNoR's--A HANDSOME Variety Of BAL
and other Skirts r., Of the pssi qualify aa latest styles At
and 600 Broadway, between Fourth and Amty streets
IS 4, !. STEWART co. win offer Monday, Janu'
Heavy Beaver Cloth cloaks
Extra Quality Beaver Cloth cioaAs,
BLACK MaseoyI,s sik TIoa1 T.,
f BACK ssf Ma SSr%is' SILK XII cio "a 500
At sc dornerly sold at 800.
HEE sasH. sasr or Eighth
EXTRA BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
WIN be- opened on Monday,
CO ys1s ss fine a nsn a ysr1 %s''a
% fine Snowdrop napkins at 81 doz, worth u TO
Fripged Towels a 75c ioz, worth VI 90
80 heavy Linen huck do. AT 81 per dor
heavy liuck Iowelng only 90 yard
80 pieces Brdseye biaper only lie. per yard
100 large Frnged Linen Towels at 81 10 per doz worth
1925
Also LOT first quality Kid Gloves 5lc. Per pair
time housekeepers rcplenish Ladies who
wish themselves the inconvenience OF the rush should
make an early CALL
(oETINUATI0N OF THE GREAT SALE OF BARGAINS
~ IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, &c
Fine Bleached Cotton shrtngs only ga cents per yard
Evtra fine ward wide l2Ia
Superior quality yard vide English Long Cloth, 2s cents,
foi merly sold at 10 cents.
sold at 20 cents
Extra 90 Beached Cotton Sheetngs only ~ cents FORM
erlv sold at IS cents
superine 1914 Bleached sheetngs, only 81 cents
formerly sold at s7ls cents
Yard wide fine Family Linen, suitable Tor ladies' wear only
lSst cents per yard
Yard Family Linen, suitable for ladies'
only 2Uand y cents per yard
So Damask kapkns, only 81 70 per dozen value 70
81 Damask Table CT this, only 81 37a each g.
1914 " 81 30 and III 70 each, value ~
Is and 81 30
Real ~eish flannels rs cents per yard and upwards.
Heavy Beached anton Fhnnels, only 1913 cents yard
Offering unusual inducements to purchasers -
A. I. STEWART 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT ~ WEST SIXTEENTH
= street is let for $3.50 price s. 300 mortgas- Sion
First class Houss and Lot In Vest Forty fourth street. 81 so
itgage, $3.50 Would trade both for a farm
H. MEIICK AuT Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, BEG TO STATE THAT
w We have dissolved the copsrtnershp between US,
der the name Of Fen Franeyky By mutual consent and
that Ferdinand ianeyky III claims and demands
due the r which sh all be paid only ~ Feiz who
all the due after this date Felz
Given under our hand and seal this day.
FRANCIS FELTZ
INV SoRE Jan. lS, 1861. FERDINAND fLRANEyKY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-02
Leaal MaaaeA.

To Idwsrd X. nart, John Fsrrsl, John W. cfdsn.
exssutor 81 estate o. Jss. Taaktr, decssssd OBJ
sinpeon, ~. n. WesthiDet.n n, ksnI pelIeck,
Jsa 0Adord, VIM. 6tannss, II. u. Blsek, Frank
lin ReIls, II. Wayne Co.; CnlheItson, Aolrt-
ron d Co.; Yestman, Robinson Co.
VoU md esch Of you ere hereby notified that
there 10 new on file In the Zee ol the Clerk IL
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa Keo-
kuk, petition Of Marion Broadio1t, claiming Of
you The ssld Edward Hart snd John ftYrel,
juignent for the sum of seven hIndud dolfsTs 90
monly due on n proMiskory note. And aeslnsf Ill
i yen The foreclosure Of mortgsge Kissn b. de-
fcHdant, Hart, 70 secure raid pr.missofy note and
conveying ten scfss in the D4rth- west srfDer u
the southeast qusfter II the norih west quavter Of
section thirty-,wo t32 in township 6b north Targe
vest, Lee county, I.wA.
Eow unless yon appear and snswer ruch pstiticn
on or before neon Il the secoId dsy of The next
term fbeing September Term, 1867. Of tsid Ctust,
iadx IA, MT and decree will be q ainst yoa
according 70 tho prayer of said Estirt.U.
koCKAKr 4 BRUCE,
Juns ls, 1e6l--d1m Attorney for Plsf.
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Legal Natsco.
10 s,rah T. NorIey, Isaas Morley, IT., d. A. Evan,
ard X. 8. Foster:
VOU and each q you arc hereby notified ths
1 there Is now on dls In the ofice II the Clerk o.
the District Court OF 90 county, lows, Ut Keok uk
: petition Of Hiram barney, Ginning Of Peter
Potter the sum Of two thaussnd dellsrs, With IL
per cent interest per annrn. able annually, ~
money Cue on mortgage made by him to Charlie,
MAsen and since assignxd to said Hiram barney
dated March lfth. 1855 also claiming against each
OF you snd the ether d. fsrAsnts the fefrele
saia mortgage, the same beng upon 1 of the s. u
aid the ef s-E OF Bee. ~, Tp- ~ n, H
W !, Lee county, I,wa, for pus Chase money, ane
turther asiing for the sAls VI said Trcmises .nd
general relief.
And uniess you appear and answersaid petition
on or before noon Of the second day Of the ne I,
term OF said Court, to commence Ut k~ekuk on til.
1T Monday Of September, A. b. 1851 default
will be entered aEsinrt %, and judrme nc render
ed thereon - pray I'd for in said pcIt'ion.
NOBLE s1RON0,
June -. l66l-d1n Attorneys for Pitt
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-
To Elizabeth WilIismtcn
Nuu are hereby uot,6ed that there r. row on
i fie in the lfice Of the Clerk u the District
Court Of Lee County. lows. IT keokuk, feti-
ton and suprlsm n,al petition Of Hirsn Bssrey,
claiming of William LosenFtein tie sum ri i've
hundred ard hfty dollars with inteEest 81 the rste
Of ten per cent pr snnum. payable annually. -
mopey due on 4 NOR gage made by him toCkaSlee
Mason and sinrc sssibIsd sosaid Hirsm Barney dat
cd sepsember 26, A. II. 1855; aisaclaimDg gaiast
each III you the forsclosure Of said merit the
same bang opon
Lots No 10 aud / l and IL. In Block l7e. IN be
City Of keolnk, Lee County, Iowa, snd further
asking for sale VI said premises ard general re-
lief.
And unless you sppsar and answer said petition
or before the neon Of the second day Of the
next tcrm III said Court, to commence III kso-
kuk, on be first Monday Of September, A. ID. 1861,
deteult will be entered against you, the petition
and Supplemental petition taken 81 Inferred, and
decrse rendered against you ~ lrsyed therein.
NOBLE 6Tk0Na,
June 10, laGl-lm Att rD-ys for Pitt.
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June ~. l86l-dlm Attys for Plaintiff.
n
LeEAl Nssics.

49,
TO the Fountain HrOve Cemetery Association. Ed
I wara ktlbournc, Arthur Iridgman, J.uah I.
hid. John W. Cieghorn, George III. williams.
Will Al q. AoGayic aud ELos H. HaYrissn,
Xtu and esch Of yoa are hereby notified that
there y nov on 6le In the ficc oil the Clerk
Of tho District Court Of Lire County, Ieps. at
Fort Madison. petition IL Hiram Barney ,claim.
ing of You the sum Of two thonsand dbl srs With
per cent. iItesest psr snpsu p&y.hls ii nuali, 90
money due on deed Of trust made b. y.u the aid
fountaiL Grove u metery Associations, by Hugh r.
Reid - President. to b. w. KilhaLine ~ 4, us,ee
and stree A,sagned 10 said Hirtm barney. DAT u
Nay i9tn, lst7; also claiming SCAT II each Of ysu
the foreclosure OF said deed Of fust beins
upon the east half Ut the south east quarter OF
ton fourteen, In tvwnship sixty (6Sl north
range hse ~ast, Ice County, lows, for the pur
chase money; and further sskinx Tor tale ~ rsia
premises. and general rel.ef; and also claiminr
the foreclosure II vendors IL "a against ali Of va,
for two hcussnd dollsrs upos eaid real eststs ana
praying aganst you for the said sam. win
opcr cent interest.
Ard an.sss yos appear and answer said petition
- Or before noon sfthe seconu day II lie nsrt
term of said Court 10 be begun and holden & fo,t
madison on tn lst Monday II Decsa. Dr.. "A. Is.
iSoi . delaultwill be entered against Won. = nd
. judgment rendered Thereof.
NO5LE = STRONG,
Yuly AZ, lSol- PITTS Att'ys
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E0AL NOT1G n.
STATE OF IOWA, In sbE nsrHIcS CouRs NJ
samuel r. VOORHEES,, r. b. Tos,sr, J. B. Paul
sam +. Curtis, =. b. Hsrisou, Moore Hooper
Guy WsiE, Davis, Rensgen 6wanwiek, J. L.
Curtis and 4. II. Ayres, plaintiffs.
versus.
Wm. r. 3. Lynch II. II, Be1ding. late partners
under the nsne Of Lynch : Beldisg, Z. 3. Billings
J. u Bin ngs Dsniel UricA, Thomas. 1awar6s. " ~
Edwards, he. I. kstss. r. ". Htrks, WI. Lslbh
ton, nawbtns Taylor, A. Drtdgnan, u, n. Run.
ner, =. y Ba64in, !. n. AiAtt - adnintstrafol
II tbs estats Of A. p. Thomas. rrthuf Nolcots
Jesse wieksnham, II. I. Reid. J. Tashsll, o. II
Perry, p Z. BIighs1 q. j.. 4 J. a. 6eaton, w
ksddick, J. j. Hiatt, ]. A. Durkss, J. W. Cleg
horn, Bruce Deniels, =. Wilsey, G. =. Conn, J
W. scroEGs. w. w. Dsikaap, Jas. II Green, Peter
E,cner and Geo. KilhoaSre, defendants.
NOTICE IL hereby given to tbs defend nts sbov,
~ named, that petition In civil action II OI
die in the Clerk ooe Ut the District Court sfoFs
aid, In behalf Of the above nanad piaiaAi ~
against you. and claiming 10 receiver of u nch /
BeldiDR 500 IN favor 81 sash It ssid plaintiffs
With interest (being 1lloo 10 ali. with intsrsss)
and % f0rcclse lisu ON rial estate in Il sokuk
Lee county. Iowa. against ali said d PENDANTS.
AMI unicss Jon appear nD&maks dsfcsss thereto
bsfore noon of the second day 81 the next (yis.
September 1851 term Of said Conrt jud sment vii
be rendered against ycu thereon for said claim and
costs.
CURTIS, GILLHoRE CURTIS,
June 81. l8si-4w eols. Tor Petitioner.
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0rhglDal Notuce.

- nupvYSoe HAet 1Ake5 Wms Won Vucht, Conrad
kaPp, Wran pelntir, Otto 4 Co. tdet. ndDnlsi;
NOU are hereby respectively notified ,hst there
- nev on tie In the elkec IL the Clerk Of the
District Court Of lee sesnty, lows, IT Keokuk, 4
petition OF Hirsn Barney, claiming judgment on
foreclosure Of mortksf u aRsinst tsid iiuburtus
Hoei maker, above NAMED, Tor the sum Of fuur hun
drcd dollars, with ten per cent interest from tho
LIST day OF Jsnnary, 1853, and ~ scisf and eener
q execution againat Hnhnltns HeesmA ker. snd n
agsinst al said 6efendants above naned, praying
Alao 20, the fnrccltanre Of Z mnri gage, gwen by
said Huhnftus Aootmaker 10 Charles Mason. upon
rish. (7sl, in the City d ksol ok, Lee :. unity,
I.~a, tn sale Of said mort gagged premises TO pay
on taid debt, the extinsuisI ment 81 al.quity o.
redemption therein, for costs and q neral relief.
Nov ysa ard ssch " ron ara notified to appear
and answer said petition On tho morning Of the
second dsy Of the next term of ssid ctnrt, to be
holden the Grst d ondsy Of Sc pte Der 1861, or
Judgment and dScrts will BE- Ind therein ~ prayed
TOR ~ default, II. SCOTT HOWKi l.,
June 20. l6el-lm Eolicit0rs for Petitioner.
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SHERIFF. SALE.
STAIR OF IOWA. fsc

G1ht y - AA6s
srA 81. ,! OF IOWA. lss.
QY virtue IT Special Execution to mo directed,
- issued By the Clerk Of the District Court oi
said county, in tavor Of Thomas j. Brown, succea-
sosto James NJ. Biting. and agsins, Hiram jones
and Mary jones, have LEVIED upon, ana will sell
% The highest bidder, at the door Of the Clerk .
Otics Of the District Court of Lee County, lows,
At keokuk in said county, the l9th day -
August. 4. ID. lS6 !. between the hours OF es1eet
. m. and o'clock p. n. Of said day. (con nsnsiae
1T o'clock p 1.-THE following lr.peefg, - vii:
bsug hstoliowsng real estAtS sftaAts II tn City
Of Keokuk, County Of Lee and $500 - Loss, To-
Wit. all that portion Of BIeek - handred and
-eventy-two, beginning thssy aesvss and I'LL feet
from the corner Of 1inaa and Eleventh ssreess
northeriy thesee q right angles from Elsventf
street oss hundrs6 fest theLcs northesly parallel
9TH Eleventh street ihissy-sessn snd : half feet,
thence 1t risht angles = Eleventh street, and
thence 70 ~ place q ginning, together with al
the sppartsnapefs 10 the sane asloneinx.
Taksn, levied spon and to b sold 81 order o.
Court 20 salty SAID Writ 81 Exeeution.
ksoknk, Jaiy 10, 1871.
n. n. GRIFFITH,
Sheriff 81 Lee County.
BY j. b. kNfUnf. DEPUTY
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~ theu'e Of those Pills the periodic attacks Of
"e'ross or SicA Headache may 30 prevented and
.AAen All commencement of An attack I'm.
.-0u'sse fehsf from pain and sickness win be OF.
tained.i -
1ney seldom fail in removing the xev,en s.d
HesaaeStte which females are 80 gu bjeot.
xnsy aet gently upop the bowel,.-remov,n.
!of Literary Men, Stud<ais, Delicate Female.
au al persons Ct sedenfcry habits, they are valu-
.oie a. Lasaffpe, improving the appetite. giving
zone and o'sot tho and rsstorin,
me natural elasticity and strsagth Of tho Who'll.
system.
Inc UhfHhLfc PILLS are the result Oh 8 Ion :
interrogation and carefully conducted expert
having been In use many yeers, during which tim,
'ney nave prevented and relieved vast to,
PAIN and sudering from h esdsche, whether oriei
na'ing In the nerroassystem or from : dsrangeo
state Of thesfomacA.
They are entirely vegetable in their oomposition
AGO may BE- taken 1t ali times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and the ab-
senet 81 anydfsdgresabIefaasr readers It sssyfe "a.
Ministe, Them TO children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITsr
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry C
spalding ON each Boz.
Sold by Druggists and ali other Dealer. in Ma.
icines.
a Box will besent by mail prepaid on reoeip,
of the
PRICE IS CENTS.
All orders should be addrsssedto
HENRY o. aPALDING.
No.4s Ceaar.strees.
New.YORk.
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Lee RMl III 0NlCe.

e80t NOtbCes
To D. G. billings, nj. hitsble Iiiiines, Eliza Euli-
van and lillian kullvan, Davenport Gashill,
Susan WEIGH, Peter Hire, Henderson Co.
Jamss Lsskius, Hugh Ha.kins, executor; VIM.
Pritchsrd, &. Prssorius, Andrew Webster, I. w
Phinney, 3. A. thompson : Co., George Cooper
Co., Henry s. Taylsr, samuel landau, Hodg, .
4 Bros:
NuU and each Of yeu are hereby notified that
there 10 pow on file In the oihce Of the CLERK
Of the Olstrict Court u Lee eousty, I0wA, K~o-
kuk, petition and supplemental petition Of Hiram
Barney. aiming II you, b. q Bihings the sum OF
fifteen hundred dsliar, With 10 pr srBt. fnferes,
per annum, payable annually, ~ money due on
= mortgage made By you to Charles Msrcn and
since a-tgned to said Barney, dated April ID 1857
also claiming against each Of Jon and the other
fendants, tho Foreclosure Of mid mortgage, the
.ame being upcn b. Il Sc II Zee. r; The ".
II 3 W See. II, and ths =. Of n y see 50. ali
N Up. 81, ~, h. W. Also, :. OF a-E4 Of Sec
IS. In. 81 n. NJ W.. alse S-W Of sW OF
Sec 80, Up. 81 ~, h, 8 W., Lee county, Iowa, for
The purchase money. and further asking for )
sale = said premises. and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer ssi petition on
or before noan Il the second day Of the next ter
81 said CeuFt, 70 commerce 81 kssk III ~ the "
Manday Of September. A. D. 1851, . default viii
b. entered against yos, and jsdgmsnt rsndsreG
thereon ~ PRAYED for In said petitrn
NOBLE Sc RONG,
June -, lb6l-dlm Attorneys for Pltf