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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-09

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans city of New Orleans !
1t remembered THAT this 18th day o. December 1860
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace and FOR the
city aforesaid personally appeared omer Gaard, President
and Schneider Secretary Of the Czens Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being Only according to
law do epose and say that the above accounts just and
true and correct transcript the books o. said Company
o. GAILLARD. President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before this day December Is,
1867 ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice OF the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
Board rustses resolved to six cent in
the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the
1887 1853 1885, and after the second MONDAY in Feb
ruary next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-09

E90XEMAN'S HOSPITAL
a. N, 80 RARONNE STREET New Orleans,
Nearthe Carrcllton Railroad Terminus
DR.. n. BazEMAF, tlate of Montgomery, Ala) having To-
oaad in New Orleans takes this method announcing that
he has opened
SURGICAL AND WOMAN's HOSPITAL,
and Is ready to receive PATIENTS The building has fitted
admirably adapted the and being situated in such
convenient end desirable of the CITY, that he
ranted in saving that It affords unusual advantages.
The generally large airy have all under
gone thorough repair.
Both whites and blacks admitted
For terms of admission apply at the Office in the building
fa1S JyEW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-09

Thus done passed at The city Of New Orleans In my one
Notary the day month ard frt above WRITTEN In
the presence Felix and Charles de Armas
Witnesses of lawful residing In this city, who have
with the said appea and me- the
Notary after due reading
Signed Frederick RodewRd, F. de ArnaB Chas de Arhas
Thos. Layton, Notary Public.
A true copy from the original : ,.
"A TI1S LAYTON, Notary Public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-09

STATE LOUISIANA, PARISH or oRLEAEs,a
City of New Orleans.
Be 1t remembered that the day of January 1861
re me- the subscriber Justice of Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos Sloo President and
James edwards Secretary the Sun Mutual
pany New Orleans Who being duly according law
epose and say that the above Just
and transcript from the books of said company
THOs. $780, President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day January
Second Justice of the Peace. Parish Of Orleans.
PEE CENT IN Cash. on the outstanding Certificates o.
rrohts the holders thereof to their legal
sf e. PIs On h
Be- sss which on the 18th
The Directors after reservine ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS Of profits have further resolved that all The outstanding
snd he their
The lsh lay q February next The Certificates
On same to necsfbe N' 'D'f0'
J A8Hs s. Sen bRRn eFfssSeR Tiesprss,den.
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary.
James 5. K 2 Psn'EF'' 5 ES; + ar Eiea,
Hugh Wilson, J. H. stautfer
: Henry Renshaw, John G. Gaines,
A. G. Tremoulet, Thomas sloo.
STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
~ No. q ST. CHARLES STREET.
NEW ORLEANS August l. 1850
insure sgsst Damage Fire. the Pefs Ia
Seas and Rivers at the current rates Of premium
DIRECTORS
! Watt John Watt qe c. 70
F hSsaR LETT E f SSns Ga Claiborne
+ En, Elot hm Sl19s afKa lns
.. Duplantier. firm Roman 4 Kernion.
W B S Wn F1sh 1 Co. "i'h'F'
oh"' FE2 ER aSfSea G 1f President.
EMILE DEBuvs. sssratnrv. anl, ly
ETNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
- ORLEANS
Corner of St. Charles and Canal Streets
Stock Capital $3.50, 900 %
Totalassets the LIST Of May 1860 sbl5, a76 IS
This Company continues against the pes of the
Seas and Rivers and Loss and Damage by Fire. the
Insurers The Union Insurance Company are allowed the
as 81 f. pr ssee d5
p pp T De on their PREMIUM All
Joux M. CRAWFORD, Secretary. a. ''S'a'n''
r1REcToRs.
JOHN % Ro4H bnN2 "a firm n,9 Martin Cobb Co.
NJ J. zUNTs, Arm Of j. NJ Rhorer Z Co. p'n'ef a TO-
CARL KOHN, firm of q. Kohn & Go.
R. W. OGDEN, 6rm OF Cusachs IL Ogden
!. T: GENERES, drn of Abat Generes Il Co.
VICTOR NJ. IGEAN.
JOSEPH DEYN0ODT
A. CHIT APETI.A. auI6 tmv,
X o g11S;s,, sRos:, ooMMIssIoN AND FoR
warning Merchants, No. Front street, opposite Canal
3ree efFy Particular attention the sale
u 4.l klnos OF western produce my2l 1y
6 B. SMITH & Co.'s. R. SMITH & CO..
-Deaers in
q e! ZOE! ICE!
PRINCIPAL HOUSES,
33 and 81 New Levee and 1850 Old r,evee.
MAlso New Depots at the soraparu Market Fourth Dis
one Ice House at the New Orleans and Great
Nn hern Railroad Depot, opposite the Express Office
%sef9hief Office 20 New Levee street N O mo s -
DDEEiF SyFNE-S0 quartsr pines Spanish Port Wine
from the house Of aGaVe& Erhecopar of Cadiz in bond
and in store, for sale by -.
S. d. GRATIAA It CO.
mis- No E9 Customhouse st.
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NEW YORK CARDS.
NEW YORK CARDS.
s sGsEai r24sos az =. s aRgsa
NORTH, SHERMAN
Az IMPORTERS AND JoRBERs
.F- .@s--oF- s.ea .,s- ly-..= ...' s5
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GooDs.o4 pgY,
- JEWELRY STATIONERY MUSICAL INsTRU-
MENTs, COMBS BRUSHES, PER
FUMEEY, BUTTONS
THREADS "a.
No. 90 Chambers street,
my21 1y&W NEW YORK.
FEsHE OLDEST CANDY aAMUFACTOAF
IN AMERICA.
BsTABLIsH ID IN 1905.
RI IT,

~ Ridley k Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON sTREETs
tOppositeshe Hudson 9ives Railroad DspotJ
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLUHs. .OZENGEs ste., etc.,
In al their varieties made exclusively treble retired oai
Suga without aduteraon admixure Of deieriops sab
stances Of any kind.
Those Wishing purchases article requested to cal
and examine stock and contrast them with those offered
elsewhere.
So Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIEs, for famlies,pus al
to ordes, at prices ranging from IS up-nrds.
~ Candies ETC., pack ID In Of 81 10 and 100 lbs
suitable for the 3outhern trade shipped 70 order
hS- Orders " mai promptly executed.
A9S- Terms cash. jyT II
AMOS y. sACEETT, u.u.s . ,.,uu-, ". r. TOWNSEND,
SACkETT, BELCHER & CO.,
HOL Lee ALE g r o z
importers and Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS. and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco,
No. rs PEARL STREET, corner Of Whitehall ST.,
mg22 ly&w foot of Broadway, NEW YORK.
T AIDES WINE............LADIEs' WINE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-09

Great numbers Of C1ergvmen Physicians Statesmen
nen person have lent their to certify the unpara
eird Of these remedies but here will
permit the insertion of them The Agents below named furn
gratis American Almanac in which they given wifi
also mi descriptions of the above complaints and the reatme
that shonld be t flowed for their cnre.
Do not be put of by unprhcpled dealers with other
paraons they make profit Demand Ayers and tax
no The sick want the best aid thare is for them
they should have it,
. All our remedies for sale by JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO
Nos andl5l Charities street. New Orleans and hv all nrng
xaIE EnaA M
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Nep 0rleans QalIp Cresfent.

y o u I'm AL ICI HI
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ie2 ly&W

CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
liz Walnut street.
ie2 ly&W PHILADELPHIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-09

LIE 2eme section Giant ue, M. semfnss SONNET CO
aui suit CONNIE suhstitut d Ia dfte 2ane section:
# Qne Ia sonn1ne de quatre -yugt onze milo neaf
cent quatFe wing dfEhuit piastres et soxaBfe aa-
torze cents ts91,e98 40 Giant IA balance res
tante du revenu public au 81 De ianvisr 1851
sort transfGree dit gouvernement par IL dill spo-
sitaires sur Fordre du dit sserssairs dc ID Treso
rerfe. 2
NJ. EIgee SONNET &c qui suit CONNIE sabssitat A uif
substitat ofert par NJ. ssmmes
ResoEu, Que les sornmes d'argent pFavenaat das
drofts de douane eollect4s par fEtaS soenf rete~
nues par fEtat ponr defrayer en- paFsie les de-
penses extra0rdinaires enconrHes pour To- leTeG
dune force armee rendue nsceaaaire par Faete de
secession
NJ, Hodge fait Ia motion de depossr les deuz sub
stitats sur lie bureau
M. Connolly recfane Ia division de Ia a1ea
ton, Ct 1e president decide que Il snjet cit dgisF
ble Ia question est posee dabord sur fe o.
fert par NJ. Elgee ct Ia motion de- depot pr6vaus.
La meme motion etant faite ct Ii question Giant
posee achievement au sabssitut oaert par Semnes
ellie preyaut. 81
NJ. Thomasson offfe aIors &c qui suiit CONNIE sab
stitut a la dite 2eme section
"Que tout Pargent, Tor ct les foRds 80 troftvans
dams Ia Monnaie des Etats Jnis ct dams Ia Douana
Ia Nouvelie Orleans ct arpartenant au gouyerneaens
DIES Etats Unis au 81 janVier 1861 en- tant que leu
dts fonds mont pas etc afsctes Sous Fautoriss,
de Get Etat Placement de trates trees IegaIeent
sur les dts fonds soient ct demenrent par Ia pre-
sente rendus ct transfers. gouyenement des Efas
Confederes de l'Amerique du Sud-
"Pourvu que lie dit gouvernemeut assume touses les
dettea que cette Etat peut deyol pour Il Placement
de traites trees sur les dts fonds, r
NJ. Marks de Caddo fais la motion de dgpogeT ID
substitut sur e bureau, sur quo Ill., Thomassou DC
nande fappel nominal lequel donne Ie reauiat sd
want
Oui-MM. Anderson, Barrow, RerHnadez, Eien-
venu, Bonford, Bonner, Bracoe, Burton, Bush, But
ler Caldwell, Cock, Conner de Goncordia, Conner
de st-Tammany, DeBlane, Dorsey, DaGal, Dupre,
Elan, Elgee, Estlin, FuselieF, Gardare Gaudes,
GLADDEN., Girard, Graves, Gray, Griffin, Heron.
Hodge, Hodges, Kennedy, Lahatut. Lagrone, Lewis
De Bienvie, Lewis de Claiborne, Manning. Marks De
Gaddo, Marks d. Orleans, Martin dc Carroll Magse
fccloskey, Mcfarland, MeNeeIy, Melanson, FiIes.
Miller, Moore, Norton, Bryan. Olivier, Patterson
Perkins de Lafourche, Perkins d'0rleasls, psck.
Pope, Richardson, Scott dsTzt FeIiciana, slagsson
Smith, Stewart, sWayze, Tappan Tablet, Taylor ~
st-Charles, Taylor de stLandry, Texada TODD
Towles, Tucker, Verret, Warren, Williams ID Ste
| Helene, Williamson, Wilkinson ct York N.
Non-MM. Connolly, Rozer, Semrnes, Smart.
stocker, Taliaferro, Thomasson, Valentine u WiHz
"a.
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WOODWARD, BALDWIN d CO.,
o9MMI SSI0N HER OF WIS.
sand IL Hanover street.


UOR GONORRfAEA,a hEET, WEAKNESS, PAINs
IL Ia the Back and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC sOLU
This worldrsnowned preparation all Affections
of the generatye organs whether chronic Physi
SLAMS Of England of France AND Of America acknowledge ia
Purely vegetable in composition, 1t is harmless it eff
oocioas The system becomes nvgosted and he debated
hodv and depressed mind are restored TO energy.
D'N'.AN B. ABRAMS,
Ill., Sole agent for the United States,
Anhthecar~ ~ ftarnr at-a New nrleanA.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14
QUARTZ MINERS ATTENTION II.
nR. BEERS WOULD CALL PARTIC-.
- ular attention 90 his Improved
AMALGAMATORS.

For Gold or Silver Ores which are claimed to pos.
sess the following advantages all others now In
use viz:
1st. They are equally adapted TO the amalgama-
tion OF Ores, either Wet or Dry crushed.
I'd. Being Selffeeding and Selfdischarging, they
require but little attention; one man being sufcient
to attend thirty or more.
Sd. During the process Of amalgamation they
reduce the ore to an almost impalpabe powder in
close contact with large surface of mercury but
do not grind the mercury.
4th. II Is claimed for them, and demonstrated
that they will save from 25 10 100 per cent. more
gold than any other amalgamator now in use
The Amalgamating Pans are put in sets Of three
discharging into each other three Of which tetts
are capable Of thoroughly amalgamatng at least ten
tons OF gold ore per day, and with slight addition
are equally adapted 10 the amalgamation of Silver
Ores by any OF the old or new processes.
The Pans are about four feet In diameter and.
supplied with false, perforated, or crate bottom
upon which the grinding Is done, which allows the
gold as soon united with the mercury to settle
beneath the crate, and, remain as safe as If under
lock and key
In cleaning up the pans and separating the ANAL
gam but one tenth Of the usual labor is required
The parts most exposed 10 wear are made Of hard
iron, and easily replaced, at triHng cost
All orders for these Amalgamators can be sent 10
PErkRDONAHUE, ON FIRST street. San Francisco at
whose Foundry they can be seen In operation.
For further particulars, inquire Of the Patenteo.
j. b. BEERS,
aprldiSm 1876 Clay street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14
DIED.
Special Notices.

Sands SarsRparilla. No remedial agent was
ever introduced that has proved so uniformly sue
eessful as this for purifying the blood and for the
cure of scrofua, rheumatism. stubborn ulcers, salt
rheum. fever sores, eryspelas pimples, boils,
curia diseases, eutaneous eruptons liver complaint,
bronchitis, consumption, female complaints, loss Of
appetite, general debility. II will speedily remove
the worst symptoms of these distressing complaints
and in brief period complete radical cure.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

THE LAST DEMAND OF THE SECESSION
1sTs.-The Secessionists have long demanded
that the forts and arsenals in the Southern
States be given up, and have claimed that their
possession by the United States was the only
obstacle to peace. Now, they demand Wash
ington for the same reason. The Baltimore
Sun calls the occupancy Of that city by the Fed
eral Government the great obstacle to peace.
1t assumes that we have two COnfederacies,
and AYERS that, with the fifteen slave States
forming one Of them, no sane man can expect
that Washington will be the capital Of the 9TH
er Even if Maryland should belong to the
Northern Confederacy, the national capital
could not be continued on the frontier Of for
eign territory, within gun shot of the batteries
on the Virginia side Of the Potomac. at twould
be frowned upon and commanded" says the
Sun, "by Notifications upon the Virginia soil.
aIf Washington should be captured and fall
into the hands of the South, adds the Sun, ST
would not be worth a single dollar, single life,
or a moments war to endeayOr to repossess
it." II concludes, then, that Il there is to be a
fight about Washington, it viii be ''about an
fmpracticable thing"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

The Sabbath Schonls of Nevada take this mode of
thanking the Nevada Brass Band for their kindness
in performing for them the lst Of Nav in process
sion and at the grove. W. F.. y. DEAL,
A. CLARK,
J. r. RuMERY,
Nevada. May IL. '6l. Committee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

LEON CAscABKL has opened an ice cream
saloon on the north side OF Broad street, few
doors above Pine, where fine article Of the
cooling icy beverage confectionery, cakes etc.
can be had at all times.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.
Mrs. HEBBARD 4 MISS PHILLIPS

MRS. HEBBARD & MISS PHILLIPS.
TAIILL OPEN A BOARDING IL DAY
w School for Young ladies, in Nevada City, few
doors above Mr. Harvey Helms residence on MON
DAY the 18th inst. These Ladies experienced
Teachers, and they intend to establish themselves
permanently in Nevada those who wish to give their
daughters thorough and accomplished education
not do better than to place them at this school,
Terms, Per Month, OF Four Weeks,
Primary Branches, 80, 90
Higher English Branches, s,................4O 400
Music, nsic,...................... 90
French, Spanish aud Latin, each ...........2 90
Drawing and Painting, ,................ ......2, 90
Nevada City, May IL, 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-17
YRUSTEE'S SALE.


Whereas, j. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop. bis wife.
by their Deed thrust dated January Ith le60 con.
reyed 10 Robert Ill, Gilmore, trust the fotlpw
described real estate In the county lee state
Iowa. VIZ ihe west half Of the soul quarter of
section ten, t1G) except one ar three
aud The n half OF the N w of the \. w dissection
fifteen tl5) all being in Township sia co., Range
i've containing in all nibsts ei gi aud fourth
acres TO secure the payment OF certain promissory
note therein described, for the Of two thonsa
five hundred and nifty six dollars snd eighty -srs
cents ~ $50 ~ with ten per cent per annu Inter
est alter maturity, and also the cost and penses
said trust
And whereas, the principal sum In said note men
TONED Us due and unpaid. together with
on from February D. 1861; and. whereas, the said j.
Bishop has made default IN said pay as per the
supulaiians of said note and Deed Ell Tru I;
Therefore, /. Robert H. Gilmore. Trustee Afore-
said, by direction OF the holders Of said mote
thereuno BY said Deed or Trust empowered will sell
ihc real estate above described public sale
10 the highest bidder. In front Of Office In the CHS
OF keokuk in said county, Monday. ihe Both day
OF septem bef l-SI between the hours of O'Clock
m and 4o'eiock, p. and commencing at O'Clock
r. m said day, TO satisfy said demand and the
cfsatd Trust ROBERT III. GILMORE,
Aug 81, 'bldIm Trustee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-17
I)ROCLA Nj ALTON.

IT, all TO rAoH taese presents sAaH conc Svestiax,
WHEREAS, It's by act az the General ssem lis Of
the Stats OF Iowa, made the duty Of the Governor
least thirty dass before any general election Issu.
his proclamation, designating all she offices 10 he
flied BY ~ ali the electors in The State or ts TIL
electors OF any Judicial District.
Now. therefore, l, samuei j. Kirk W God. Governor
OF the state OF Iowa. do bs this. proclaim tlor
publish and declare that at the general election
10 be held in this State the second Tuesday of DE
sober next the following Offices be- Gied. 10
wit.
The Office OF Governor;
The offes uf Lieutenant Governors;
The Office Of Judge OF the Supreme Court;
The Office Of Representative In Congress from The
First congregational District, TO fill the vacancy
stoned by the resignation OF Hon. Samuel X Curtis.
And the Office OF District Judge the siAih Judicial
District To I'LL the occasioned 10y the resgna
ton of Hon. William NJ. stone;
Whereof all citizens and ofieers concerned rartc-
ulary the sherf OF The faunties will Ian no,
tiee and BE- governed acco rdingis
In testimony whereof. 4 have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the grsattcAl ~ the State 81 Iowa Done
~ ut Des Moines tbs apth day of August. R6i,
LIS OF the Independence oil the United States the
eighty sixth, and Of his State The fifteenth.
by The Governor. SAMUEL j. KIRK WOOD.
ELLA II sEIiA, Sec. OF Slate. sep7lm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-17
Original NOTICE.

10 J. Hiatt ]. n Paul, Emma I Hiatt Elien X
Paul, William leighton, Ga{eb Cane a. Co. Be wen
Nance, Iseea,, Aobitou ii Pimpion, Mary
VI, sNahNleas T. X. Ford. -. r. Moody
YOU ad saei Of boa are hereby notified Ell there In
nov HE II tbe office OF the Clerk of The plstr1et
Louft oi lee county lows at Fl. Madison petition
- samuel X Weed, claiming al sul 81 a. Hiatt IA
Paul and William leighton, the ~ thirteen hin.
ffea Dollars. with teh per cent interest per Munum,
from February 18th. lct1 nienes en prDtns-
.ort note aud secured ts Deed Of Trust, ms ~ snu
J. NJ Hiatt. Emma Il. Hiatt, j. H. Paul, and Eilsn T.
Faai-ss hshs ~. aArk NJ trustee. TO secure the pay
ment VI said note, also claiming against each Of yoa
ths foreclosure 81 said Mortgage the beAng uon
Real Estate described I'm saa petition situated III Lee
county Iowa. Tor the purchase money; and further
asking Tor sale VI said premises and creme raj relief
Ana unless you Aplcar and ans@er said petition
Sr beorr MON oil the Second ia! 81 the Of
said toarl, To commence nj Fas aatsoH on the ri
Mohda. OF December, A. d., lrsi, default ill b.
entered Hgaihsi you, and judgnen the
as pray ed Tor In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
Sept l,'GI-dlm Attorneys fsr PlaInur
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Aug. ca wrdrn
lRlGiNAL NOTICE.

10 Jonathan Dcmude, Horace y. pntrk 4 90.
f1u, aud each 81 sou arc hereby norra that there
y now on Tin she office ot lhe Clerk the D.trIet
tourt oi Lee County. Iowa al Fort Madison. a peti-
hon OF hiram Barney claiming of yan, Jonathan lie.
nude, The sum of Twenty five Hundred lotlsr. with
zen Pr cenl interest," per annuiH, payable Annunlly,
- money due on your mortgage, made h, ron 10
Nhafes Mn@~nt hHd SINCE Hssghea III td Hiram bar.
AeA daten sth Hece nlber lt4 also eiAtntr arAtnsi
each =" you The foreclosure Of ~hd mortgage the same
ereng oroh lhe south east quarter Of Section Give
ti@ Townshp sixts~seye Esb north. Eat re i've fs1
west ih Lee county. Iowa Tor the purchase money:
ara further asking for sale of sssa Premises and
general relief; aud uness sou apreht aud ansser
SAID petition or or before Of the Acer nd eas Of
Tire hest term OF saic Court. commerce. ut Fort
Aaais"n, on The Arst MONDAY Of beeemhc A. n.
lfhl. default will be ent red against on na nar.
ment rendered thereon prayed tor ii said petition
H.%IuTT HOWELL,
Aug 90, 6l-d1m Attorney for ,lpirt~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-17

~ William HAWKINS jeremiah Hawkins 81 PENDANTS,
soG are hereby notified that there is nov ON file In
the Clerk Office Ut the District Court Of Lee oasftx
Iowa AT III Madison, Petition Of Jno r. Davis
aud IA. fftef Claiming Judgment force Iosure az
mortgage against said Nn. Hawkins and Jeremiah
hawkins above named, for the o twu hundred dol
fars With ten per interest from The 9gs aHv 81
August l-1l and az against ali said defendants above
named iray ng also Tor the foreclosure "a mortgage
sven by said " ~ Hawkins % JHa, II. pasEx sra VIM
ee alon - test front on Of the ends Of lots one
~ aid tHo 81 in block forty Eve tf5,l in D. W XII
horhf.s Addition 70 CITY of heQkuk lee Co. Iowa the
ssle efs said morFaF"d premises The aent
" All r4uity ut redemption therein.
NON son are notified to appear and answer said ia.
thfoH 0A the morning Of the second day "a hr neat
term ~ sAtd nAFs 30 be holden the Ia Monday ~
ueeembert lr6l or judgment and decree viii be had
therein as pray ed for, ~ default.
Ill. SCOTT HOWELL,
AnE-@r.BIafW Solicitor for Petitioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-17
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,


DlETRlcT Iowa, !
by virtue OF an execution to me directed issued by
the Clerk OF the District Court OF tina United States
the Southern Division Of The State OF Iowa wherein
H. Conman Is Plaintiff and John Templin and Hugh
Worster are DEFENDANTS have levied upon and will
sell to the highest bidder at Public Auction at the
Of the Clerks office OF Disrics Court the Unit
States for the District of Iowa Keokuk In said Dis
trct on the 2bth gay OF September D. 1861 bet cen
the hours Of o'clock A. nj. and O clock r. M OF said
day, the following property, situated in Lee county
Iowa part Of lots ten, to) eleven IN and twelve
12 IN block number fifty nine l5g) in the city Of keo
knk, described by the following metes and bounds
commencing ninety three 1921 from the corner oil
Fulton street the line Of lot twelve ti2) on Fifth
street thence at right angles said lots twelve
ti2 eleven f1 and ten f01 hundred ard fifty feet
thence Northers along the line between lots nine co.
and ten ol In said block twenty three feet and SIX
inches thence NJ right giles across said lots ten tl0)
eleven VII and twelve tI2l hundred and fifty feet
TO rum street thence southery along Fifth street on
the line OF said lot twelve twenty three feet and
inches To the place Of beginning reserylng
an alley ten feet in width, said property one
hundred feet from Fifth street
Taken and levied upon therroperty or ohm Temp.
lin, TO satisfy said writ OF execution.
III. Nj HosiE. III, 4. Marshal.
Aug. 70, lSoi. ,dtd, by HARRY FULros. Deputy,