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k;xAxE NDftUk.

- Mary I'm Noo6p AtahanAi CSAig, John Win
thvop ard HRpYn , Cla1dsnnine. 4
VOU au6 6na1 d you ne hereby notified That
= th4es i6new % Als - thsslRcs q ~ Oierh 81
the District Qoart Of Lee County, iouA. q Kso-
kuk, Iowa, the petition and amended petition 81
Ssn m k. Nomhiss staining Oe ~ "a yea the
forsclosurs 81 : morfgsgs executed ~ the aid
Mary Ann Craig, on the following real estats, IT,
uAtsin lisa Ceunty, Isva, 70 Wit, Twenty .nve s,
feet on Of lot twelve tl7), In blosk one hundred
and nifty six flh6) in the city cf Kcokuh, and
Iboabded ~ follows: commencing ut - point on the
castsfiy line Of raid Lot twelve ave (1Sl
feet from the alley In sAid block, thence n souh-
erly direction tweniy-hyA (16) feet, thsncs II !
westerly direction fifty t5o feet, thence 10 Acrlh-
erly direction twenty-five Gay feet, thence II 3
castssly direction fifty 1907 feet 70 the plsoe Of
be ginning; and claiming also nnder asid mortgage
. judgment or decree against Riehaui crsie md
Mary Ann Craig for the sum Of four hundred DOL
lars With ten per cant per snnum interest thereon
from The 9th day u J6he, 1877. and praying Tor .
sale ~ said property, and also fos Ge6Ar6l reief.
U1less you appear snd answer said pstition on
or before Of the second day of Tho next tenn
Of sajd Court, to commence at Keokuk. on the
6rst Monday Of September, a. d, 1851, default
will be entered against you, judgment or decree
rendered thereon In ascordane4 with the prayer
u said petition.
THOMAS n. GREGORY,
March -. 1S6i-dlm BoI. fer Petitionsr.
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THOMAS n. GREGORY.
March -, lS6i-dlm Bol fer Petitioner
L~9a1 NoSlce.

70 Dpnisl 3. Forester:
V0U are hereby notified that there ID now on die
u In the oiacs Of the Cltrk OF the Distriet Court
# Lee County, lows, :: Ksehah, : petition 81
Of mortgage on the following real estate sitsats
n Lee County, lows. 70 VII: PART 81 Lots sevsn
Oh end eight ls) IN Block one hundrs4 sad twenty
one q ~ In the city Of Ksokuk, hsan1el O "a.
lows: commencing at point on the vsstsrIy lime
qf raid lot seven ~ Binety eight lgD feet 1ssn
Bank street, thence Ia noftAs1ly dfrsetioa forty
two ~ fest, thence in sasterly direction anne
y - ksct, thesee II 1outhsfH Aifessien feety
tvo (l1) feet theses - westerly liSesaiss niasv
tDoj fsst 70 the plsss = syianisU anA slainiag
also nadsr said nofteaes : DECREE q jgdemsot
against you for elk hundred ard Afty dollars With
ten pr csnt per annum interest tAssses fssm Feb
ra.ry -, 1881. and praying shs Fl sssssai rslisf
And unlsss yoa akpeay and angwsr aaid petition
on or before neon Of The - day Of the next tam Of
said court, to conmenos . Keokuk ~ The Afst
MondAy Vt September, A. p. 1851, . default will
30 entered agsinss you And j1Agmsas sr desrse
rendered thereon, in accordance with the prayer
= THOMAS N. GREGORY,
March -, lS61-dlm Sol. for Petitioner.
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&MGk1Rk'o UAkEs
STATE AZ. o or IOWA ISIS.
7Y virsas Il .spesial e xes.sisa 10 NJ directed,
y issued BY the Clerk OF the District Court Of
eaad county, in favor Of Hiram Barney, and against
Cyrus Kinsey, land also dssrss aeainstAnAa s.
! .5.ssss, r.s3:::ss n.s:As- ,sS=.:s s::-h-:. G
y. r. Moore, John A. MeKsnny, and Greene Err
kinsl have LEVIED upoa, ana willssll u ths hgh-
at bidder at thu door Of the Clerk 3 Once OF the
| District Court VI Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk in
said county, on the 18th day Of May, AID. 1861, be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock =. n. and o'clock p.
a. Of sad day, (comnsnsisg q o'clock p. MI
y6s fSll0NLSx PiOpStyys W VII. Lot NO. I've TT
| In Block No. tonE n In AAson'l Upper Addition
. the City q Keoknk in Lee County and State of
lows.
Taken, levied upon and 10 be sold By order Of
Court TO Salty sad Writ Of Execution.
| ksoksk, APRIL =, loA1.
Eharif Of Loo County.
| NOBLE STRONG, Pitts Au'ys.
April 3, lS6Ilm
10AvGNG 1ALONN.
III UeREUGM has mose1 into tho room
- formerly occupied by 0hner, on ID =.
Shaving and hair-cuteing done With nsatness
and deepatch.
4 ssparstsr room i lifted ap for Ladiesand Child
rem.
Cssaonsrs ~ iavitsAeto call.
COAL OIL.
TUSI steelvsa - ~ sals 81
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TERMS.
The Evening Post:

THE - -MEAT RENI4 e n ATAC Re-
PUBLICAN JOURNAL IN THE
CITY OF NETWORK;
Nrow In the SiXTIETH YEAR Of its existence,
~ combines all the essential elements of .
COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
II IL devoted TO the support of the Democratic Re-
publican party. WHEN IT Is RIGHT. and Of DEN
ERATIC PRINCIPLES ALWAYS! IL the un.
d ppromising advocate Of
Free soils FREQ Labor Free speech |!
striclsy pns tructon Of the Constitution, and IN
Economical Administration Of the Government
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D.egat n oalce

N0NlC0e
To George ". Lemon, n. p. Lenon, Mary A. Lee
mon, stephen u. Burbridge, n. Bsshey, Daniel
and JuiiA Agne, Cornelius TanIknsr, 0sdgs D
Rro., Moses 4. Msshsshsad
NOU and ssed of yes ars hereby notified that
y ca - before the hrst day u February, 1861,
there will Be on Gle In ths oGicc of the Clerk Of
tbs District cour,o Lee County, lows, at Kec-
-kuk, the petition Of Vim. G. 8rahsm claiming -
sgaiast AL Of you tAs foreclosure IL Dsrtxaes
executed by the said George W. Lemon 70 Milton
F.Coiiins, March -, 1888, upon the ruth Of the
southwest Of section tssnsy-twe Isl, 10 town-
ship sixty-lv G6sl north Of range west. and the
aaH 81 lot eig t61 In blosk tweI four ~ 10 the
city Of kesksk, al in the county Of Les as1 STATE
Il lows, TO secure tho payment of three promssory
notes Of Same date, payable In two, three and four
Years respectively. fur ths sum OF eighteen huS-
lred and seyenty-fse dollars, with ten per cent.
interest per annnm; alfo saking Judgment against
be said George W. Lemon for the amount al said
uotcs with interest and costs.
And unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the Of tue second day Ut the next tern
Vt said Court, commencing On the third Monday Of
Msy next, Judgment will be rendered against you
hereon. WM.E GRAHAM.
March 8. IS6l-dlm
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G.e9al Neslce.

4eV0L HOtt60s
70 Hugh h. Smiley. Martha J. Smiley, Margaret
G. Davies, johnson Davies, Cpnvsrs, Harding 8
0o.s
~ or before tbs 18th day Of March, 1851.
~ There viii be On Me In the once or The Clerk
d -ths District Court " Leo Couaty, Iowa, q
Fort Madison, the suorp petition Of 1srsss, VIII
son > Co., claiming OF High II. Smiley two theu-
sad dollars % . prcmissoFy nete sxscoted " him
10 A. l. DsminG, sad nov BY endoss nsst The pro-
perry Of lIelnsin.; ana sgsinst al the dsfeDdants
II. Smiley and Martha J. Smiley to a. l.. bsninx,
on real estate In Keokuk, Iowa, to secure said
note and two othsrs, 10 which property Mi the de-
PENDANTS are interested.
On o. before the neon OF the second day 81 the
nsxt term Of said Court, to commence ct Fort
As1ison snt b third Monday Of Msy, A. d. 1861,
default viii be entered and judgmsat rendered
- prayed for in the petition.
RANKIN MILLER,
March IL, 1881 dim Pltf1'S Att,ys.
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l.ceae NoeNco.

1.cgas NosAco.
To Thomas /. AeKinney James neypolds. Robert
esdwailsdsr, u. RaPIse, willard ssDs, stAts oil
loAa, Thomas PsEett. 1. X. Irwin, William II
win, ). J. McNamara, Thomas CadwailsdsT,
Ciadin, Mellsp = Co., ARNOLD Ksndall Collier
White Lead and Oil Company, samuel Engie,
Allen Co., X. Basin, = BroadvelI, fsTa Pot
ter, A. C. Csmpbe. and william Miller execu
tors Of the estate Of jacob Is. Miller, Marshall
Mckee, jesse Reeves, Britton Co, Lowden !
Co.. b Thomasson and Brooks Breed:
You and each u you hereby notified that
L there lie now on fie 10 the Office Vi the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, kse-
kuk, petition Of Samuel r. VOORHEES, claiming OF
you decree Il Foreclosure Of mortgage exrcutt d
by r. I. Mckinney on Lots 7 and ia Block 172 In
the City IF Ksukuk, Lee County, Iowa. clAiming
also sgsinrt the said Mckinney judgment 10 the
sum OF $4,000 with ten per cent. per annam inter
estshsseon from March 10Th, 1857 N three promis-
sorry notes secured by said moFtgage, and praying
that the equity of redemption Of all ssid defend
rus- DC ;urr-rr !. : :.
Nov. therefore, unless ron snd each Ut you sp-
pear and make defence TO said petition before
noen Of The "a day Of the nsxt tcrn II said Court
to commence O the 6rst Moaday Of September
A. D.. 1861, decree will b rendered according
to tho prayer Of said petition.
CURTIS, aiLLA0RE CURTIS,
March r., 1851 fois. for Petitioner.
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&epletu Of the Stlarstls.

csssensr OFFICE Nc. 70 gAsr sf,ssEzT,
sua, ,s,ss Il, I'M e;ss.
~ =. sss.ssss - ~ M;aana and
~ - Ivy 81 lu1a.sa = s0- $50
~ y siVes Y Y, 49, 49,
lohAooo 6, Ut - ,oSo Ma,
euSAk II 800 800, aeas,rar,
a.yss.etaa' "a, 49,. 49, r..
aaa = ps,,a - nsn;ea as clar;sisd Ye,ow
49, s,asa,,ss s,saas ec,arie,ad Wh;ta gla7a
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


New Orleans, Thrnday Bee o II $751;
The Board met this day pursuant to a conyoca-
ton Of the Mayor, Hon. ]. Magioni, President, in
the chair. ..s .,.... pg.g.-...,. .-
The roll being called, the following members
answered to their names, Viz: $50
Hon.. J. Magioni, President; Messrs Beebe, Beggs,
BENT, Davis, Hodgkins, Laborde and Mensrnan-8.
The following message from the Mayor was
read
MAYoRAIrY or NEW oKLEAss,e
To the Honorable The Common Council:
in order to return without signature the resotion sdoped
BY your honorable body rejecting the following adjadcatons
lt Meat Market Second District B. Mller-seeurity D..
3D. Vegetable Market Second District N. Frechon-
security, G Rsstllons-for $4,000
G DasIonof s4 ard also snthoriEipg the Gomprqer 10
The adadcaons above mentioned are absolute and nncond
ons and not subject to ths approval rejection Of the
son.ansd IN The ordinance under which ts
Council, which return as Illegal -
accordance with views return without
ordinance 5aos hayns For object The erection i
ment Of Intended to take effect only in the event Of
the markets being resoid
nave the honor TO d lin ssR aSKR5E Mayor
On motion of. Mr.. Beggs, the veto of the Mayor,
as set forth in the foregoing message, was uhani-
mously sustained.
Mr.. BENT moved for dispensation of the rules,
in order to introduce the following resolution.
Carried. ~ rs u ''7'NA '-.,
Redlrea That the adjudication by the COMPTROLLER of the
the following and hereby approved
the securities accepted and the Mayor authorized
contract with the paes notaral for the faithful
Torrance of their contracts, VIZ -.-
GerhardtE for $50, COO 81. 5sIt - a..
2,ysgetabe Market Second District N. Freehon-secu
rity G. Dsstion- for $40, l00
g. Fruit District NJ Fechonsecurity G.
Dastilon--for S4ib0
The foregoing resolution, having been read, on
motion, the rules were again suspended, said reso
luton read second time, and adopeed by the fol-
lowing vote, viz:
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Beebe, Beggs, BENT,
Davis Hodgkins, Laborde and Mensman-S.
Nays: None
On motion of Mr.. Beggs the foregoing resolution
was, by unanimous consent, sent to the Board Of
Aldermen for concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Benit, the Board adjourned.
JOHN e. HOLLAND, Secretary.
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l7ss CREscEHr orFicn. No.f0 CANE srRAKfs
Friday Morning, Dec. IL, 1851. y
The weather yesterday was clear, cool, and al
together pleasant rs 81 5 III. Z I'm 81
Business continues to be good on the leyee.
The Clara Dolsen, from Columbus, arrived yes
serday with large trip. She leaves again this
evening On her return trip, and win have " much
freight as she win want
The Mary e, Keene and B. J, .Lackland were
both receiving. and will leave for Memphis tosn,or-
row evening. a
The Laurel Hill having been detained fifteen
hours by fog did not srrive in time to leave yes.
terday She will positively leave at 9 o'clock tins
morning.
Cant. Ben. 4. Fulton having procured the splen.
did passenger packet T. w. Roberts, will leave
Swfth hcr for Fort Adams and coast landings next
( Taegdas. and WilI continue throughout the season
ii leave every Tuesday evening.
The steamer Countess, under the command of
Capt. w. C.. Harrison, will commence running in
the Bayou Lafoufehe trade, leaving here On her
first trip next Monday evening. ssas
The Memphis Appeal Of the I2th says
The river rose six inches yesterday. Tho wea-
thes ives gloomy and very warn; Summer coats Is
the landing was very lively. esss
JONI Il. CorrEN FOE BAYOU SARA The @. s.
mai and splendid low -pressure passenger packet
John A. Gotten Capt, y. B. Baranco, commander,
and Mr.. A. Dupuy, clerk, leaves at 8 o'clock A. NJ
for the above and all coast mail landings.
Mary nj ron LArouRgHR.- The fast tri.weekly
passenger packet Mary II, Capt. a.. .nugas, com.
lnander and Mr.. Eugene atape, clerk leaves n
O'Clock this day for the ab and an internedate3
/ coast landings. I'm + 1, sss III sSf
ii CLARA poIsEr FOR MEMPH1s ann CoLuMBus.-
The fast, large ndsuperior passenger packet Clara
a. p. Stewart, clerk, leaves at O'clock this even
ing for the above and all way landings.
Laurel. HILL FoR FoET ADAMS The fast and,
superior passenger packet Laurel Hill, Capt. s.
Hsno, commander, and Mr. Geo. Wilkinson, clerk,
leaves at O'clock this morning for tho above
and ooast landings. Y sgt 5 8 ~ Estt$
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I ISFFANCK'S FEMALE CORDIAL.
BEAUTIFYINa l-IEvIGoRATINsi- REG ULATINa

For producing Blooming Complexion, Erect and Graceful
Carriage OF the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Botehs
and Eraptons from the Face Curing Low Spirits aea%
choy Dzuess Papitation of the Heart IN the Head
Back Limbs, Whites and all the various DBea
produced BY Suppressed Painful Irregular
which the Female Sex Ia subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the purpose OF bringing and
regulating the Monthly Periods Of Women which 1t does under
any and all circumstances. srancks Female Cordial als
to be the best Female Invgorator
It has been ny tested Mobile proves 10 be equal
all il has bean represented
The lady of soe most prominent citizens OF Mobile has
recently been cured of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
oss mind through apathy nscon q the womb the
failed this excited to healthy action she
once more to health happiness and the society Of her
family and friends.
Numerous equally surprising OF desperate
oss eases Of desse have become known the propetoB
ScssSold by JOHN WRIGHT 4 Co, New Orleans; AL.
LAET 4 co. Mnhile Andn nppIs syhner IL
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sgsb 9rlsaus Alaasg Warktt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. TO Camp street
y Thursday EveI,snr nefs IL ~

n NJ Thursday Evening. Dec. IL, 1861.
The movements to-day in the money market
were on the indnitesimai ORDER Az for paper,
there we're sos transactions at the rate of IL get
for factors paper. 1.-THE authorities would permit
little cotton to come to market, majority Of our
factors would have no trouble in sfnanciefing
through the crisis, and would De relieved Of asking
zenewals. There was an adjourned meeting Of the
Bank Presidents to-day. They have concluded in
behalf Of the banks represented to grant certain:
amount, and should the free banks receive the pri
vileges expected, there would follow greater in
centiTe On their part to take freely of the proposed
loan for the benefit IF the planting interest.
It is useless for some parties to be urging cot
ton planters bank, OF real estate mortgage bank
y Louisiana has had enough Of them. It does not
require much legislation to carry out measures TO
relieve the cotton planting interest. 1t can be
acted on and carried through in one day, by grant
ing an amnesty to alT of the banks, particularly as
they have followed the Recommendation Of the
State authorities, 10 refuse the amnesty would,
J of course, be tantamount to o reflection on the
Governor of the State, who recommended a sus-
pension Of coin payments. We verify believe that
ii our banks had. disregarded the Recommendation
of Governor Moore, and refused to close their
vaults, that they would ere this have been depleted
of threefourths Of the coin in vault on the 14h Of
September; that Isl instead Of having ST., 500,0 900
of coin on hand to-day, they would not have had,
81 ,0o0,000 on hand. Our banks were never in a
stronger position than ut the close of the CONNER
ciat year of 1860 SAY the 3lst Of August last.
Cf course, Il IS not irrelevant to aliude to their
position at that time. II Is supposed, however,
4 that at this advanced age 1t has been fully and
satisfactorily determined that commerce and trade
sul'l ~ ses 1e eeuera business
prealls Vahnos " On ia o.
panhss = hass neafa rom tline 20 tme, ana
eeSn so oses ana essr as w az
san1agss aaa laca.sies q pflyase bankers ana g.
oasnss aea,sis. my nave never oeeh as.ua'ly
y " pffsass' peeatse az NY ~
ana
= ~ 80. ~ nase y, pss, u OUT
yslAs 3, " ~ {. ~ eAona''s9 peai7
80 ioS ass psen ss
auSn aaona.iss Ana y ktess =
8 s. l'as sssss ~. u w u
W
$50
49, +
rs J. y9'us
80 eno5 " &
81 W. ~ W,
,;,,;a y pass.s +.
= as, a Y y
u, NJ % ~ pn.as1 y, ~
e. Il ,lsa po'u.su ou
Ne V'sor VI " 5ousu' sls
$3.50 w pssh 7 Stepping stone--a
poss u 3 Whos
Z, = ~ :. " NJ,
-, ~ 49, = ~ ssn
Il, ss na i : ~ a,.sas i saa u a,s,a
ut. N, s - aisst ,.h
. ~
4. y w i, = ~,
psass ~ !. 80. ~
=. = ~ sie3
There YVES nothing TRANSFERRED to-day in exchange
IL ,+a H ms 10 ,,,,s -, II,
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Il 8.r gssef45 JEFFERSON CITY, December IS 1851
Arrived yesterday s45 Texas Beeves, 9 Hogs and
12s Veal Cattle. Amount of stock sold were IA
Texas and Is Western Beeyes, as1 Hogs and
100 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are 1887
Texas and 5 Western Beeyes, 1913 Hogs, sos Sheep
and 423 Veal Cattle. We quote. = 9t
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PRUCLAmATI0N.-BY The Posi- MASTER
AGERERAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF

IRGENHhAL OF fdE bJRt EDEhAIE STATES OF
Where's By provisions Of the Sd section of Con.
gress approved August GOTH 1851 entitled An Act to Collect
for distribution the moneys remaining 10 the several Post
Office. OF the several States the the postal
charge by the saia Government tits made the duty
the Postmaster General TO make proclamation that all
who citizens Of The Confederate States oil America and whs
have rendered postal service in of the States OF this
CoIedeacy under contracts appointments made by the
took charge such service shall present their claims
this department. verified ind established according to such
rules he shall prescribe By time therein 10 be set forth
than six months and requiring the claimant TO state under
OATH how much has heaa paid and the date such payments
the appointment under which said claim
occurred and What fund provision has been yet
the balance Of such claim by the Government Of United
States Of OF the States and they shall also state
their appointments during The time for viii they
claim pay and II not what partial they did perform
what deductions have been made from ther far
they know account of failure partial ailue to
Now therefore, l. JOHN H. REAGAN Postmaster General
Confederate America proclaus
ton recurring all persons having claims for postal service
the foregoing provisions of the Sd OF the above
named said claims to The Auditor Of the Treasury
the 18th day OF March 1852 IN order that make report
to Congress OF the thereof required by law.
Blank forms for presenting and verifying the claims will 10
furnished On application to the Auditor of the Treasury for the
Post-OfiCc Department.
hereby require all persons have heretofore col
ected COMPOSING the
Confederate States and which they hnd paid the
time the Confederate STATES took charge OF the postal service
make ont under osth and send 10 the Auditor Of the Treasury
for the Post Office Department, before the 18th day
October next general ledger with the United
States for the service of the Department. up
edeEae States in accordance with the general regulations
the Post Office Department issued May 18TH 1879 page 100
hibne the balances In the possession Of such posmasers
Given under hand and seal Of the PostDce Department
OF the Confederate States of America Richmond Virginia
the 18th day Of September in the year 1861
49,. IT, ST. .. JOHN H. REAGAN,
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