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AHERIFF,s SALE.

STATE OF IONA. &C
Lee County. go
QY virtue cf Special Execution TO me directed,
- issued by tho Clerk of the District Court Of
said county in tayer Of tiiram Barney, and against
Cyrus kinsey. land also decree against Anna =.
lrasher, Frederick Brasher, safah Brssier. X. G.
Brashes, kufus Wiisey, John stannus, Btnj Barton,
+. IL. Moore. John "A. Mckenny, aud Greene Frs
kine.) have LEVIED upon, vii sell 20 he hi
est b. oder, ~ the door Of the Clerks Ofic Of the
District Court Of lee tounfy, Iewa, at keokuk in
said county, ON the 4th day Of May. ID. 1851, be-
sssseSI az clock III, Aud cock 3.
~ u said days commencing ct O'Clock p. m J,
the following iroperty, 70 wit: Lot No. Two TEL
In biock No. -FOUR Il j. in Mason's Upper Addition
70 the City Of keoAuk in Lee County and State Of
Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold BY order Of
Court 20 salty Sad Writ Of Execution.
ksok ok, April 4, 1881.
II. NJ. GRIFFITH,
sheriff II Lee County.
NOBLE 4 STRONG, Pitts Att'ys.
April 3, 186 lin
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To AAry Arm Cssis, Richard Cre1D. John Win
throp and Brown clendeunipg.
|VOU and each Of yos aSS hereby n0tihed thst
Is ihsre IN now on hle 10 the once III che Clerk on
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Kso-
kuk, Iowa, the petition and amt nded petition Of
Samuel y. Voorhies claiming Of all II yon the
foreclosure OF : mortgage executed by The said
Msry Ann Craig on the foIlowi al ertate, sit-
uate In Lec County, lows, TO Wit Twenty Ave 361
fcet ID of lot twelve (Ia), In block one hundred
and ty-six 1851 IN she atty If K.otut. and
bounded a. follows; con mencing A. paint On ahs
castery line III said Lot twelve q y ensy ave f26l
feet from tho alley In said block thence in south.
erly direction twenty-five l15l feet, thence in
westerly direction fifty tb0j feet, thence in North
erly direction twenty i've 1851 feet, thence In
easteriy direction fifty tt0) feet TO the place OF
beginning; and Claiming also under said mortgage
Judgment or decree against Richard Craig and
Mary Ann Craig fur the sum OF four hundred dol
lars With ten pr osnt per amman interest thereon
from the 9th day Of Jnbe, l6b7,s and praying Tor
sale Of said property, asd also for general relief
Unless yoA sppear snd answer said petition on
or before noon VI the second day nf the neat torn
of raid Court, to cUMmtnc6 at KeoEuK, on the
6rst Mondsy VI September, A. b. 1851, . default
will be entered against you, judgment or decree
rendered thereon In accordance with the prayer
OF said petition.
THOMAS NJ. GREGORY,
Marrh -. 1S0l-dlm Fol. fer Petitioner.
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Blue Grass seed.
7 "A EtasL. ), Last year seFar from Kentucky. lust
! " received and for sale BY
-, KELLOGG 4 BIRiE.
honAsu 50 MAin-et.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TO Franklin Sweene
VOU arc hereby notified that there in nov on
Tile in the once e he Clerk .. TIC District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa. ut Ksok uk petition Of
Hiram Barney, claimingof yeu the sum of seven
hundred doilars With Ia ler cent. intateat per
mum, payable annually, ~ money due on two
mortgages made BY you TO Charles Mason and since
assigned 70 uiraEi barney. dated september llth
1856 aso claiming against yon the foT.closure Il
sAid mortgages, the same icing upon the south
sixty f6o1 acres Of the sast half Of the soath-east
quarter II ~ section twenty ttx l261. township
slxty sevsn lsT1 north, range seven [7J w.st. Lsn
county, lows for the purchase munry, and further
asking for sale Of ssid premises. the appoint
ineht OF q receiver, and general relief.
And unless you appear aud answer said petition
on or before noeN VI the second day OF the next
rerm of said Court. to commence ut keokuk - the
Grst Moniay Of September, A. y. 1881, : default
will be entered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon ~ pray eufor In said petition.
NOBLE = oTRuA0,
April 70. lssi-dlm Attys for Plaintiff
WOO1.EN a4AGA
lx1AN1ED, for which Ne will pay cash.
w W. II. AUSTIN a CO.,
rovadAw us Main-st.
CiOKLk5.--As good Aftiols u 5iet lssfor sale ~
- 6.W. Al TUuknA.
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To Joseph w. Holman:
NuU are hereby sSti Aed that there IL row on
Il file in the Cltrk's Gficc OF the District Court
Of Lee County, lows, at Keokuk, 4 petition Of
John McMahon claiming Of you the foreclosure Of
= mortgage lots i've and six Ia block sky seven
- u sru nrnrs snu
that decree b rndsrsd against you IN ths snm II
12S33 33- 100 with per cent. per annnm interest
thereon from March Is, 1857 being the amount
due on promirsory nste tccurtd BY said mort ksgs
on the premiscs Aforesaid, and for gsseraI relEf.
Nov, therefore, unless you Apl ear and make
defence to said petition on before noon OF the
second day Of The September term tlSSil q sad
Court. ~ com ence on the 6rst Monday Of ceytem-
Der 1861, . judgment decree will be rendered
against you thereon ss PRO confessv.
CURTIS, 8lkkA0kE = CURTIS,
March - 1861 ~ Soils. for Petitioner.
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country readers, an befhcs al the articles Of gen
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and an agricultural olumn devotedto Inc interest
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ECONOMY! DISPATCH
-"A SrIrca IN I1xrs SAVES NME."1N
Asaeeid~nss will happen, even in we'll regulated
families II setg desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way Far repairing Raznsssse,- Tvys,
Crooksry, Ac.
sPALplNa's PREPARED GLUE
Meets all such emergencies, sbd no household con
AFFORD ~ br without II. It is always ready and up
70 the sticking paint.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
n. Er-A Beash accompanies each Bottle. Price
16csnta. Address
HENRY G. sPArDIgG.
No. IS Cedar-st., New York.
CAUTION.
Al certain unprincirled persons arc attempting
70 palm "a IN ire unsuspsc,ing pubic, imit atoms
Of my PREPARED GLUE, would caution III
persons - examine before purchasing, and see
that tbs full name,
&r1PALDfNG IS PHI PARLD GlIEna
II - the outside wrapper; al Others are t~ndlsng
eosnJsfteiA. lfse1saAwl
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L. Vai notice.


TO Daats1 S. Forester:
V0u are hereby notified that there 10 now on file
i In the Office " Ahe Clerk Of the District Court
Of Les Comfy, lows ~ Ksokak, . petition Of
samuel F. VOORHEES, claiming Of you tbs foreco sare
Of mortgage on the following rssi e.tste situatc
IN Lee County, love-. 10 VII: Part OF Lots ssvrn
ca and eight ~ 10 Block one hundred and twsaty
one q I'll In thc city Of keokuk, bounded h fol
lows; commencing ~ point On the westerly lime
Of said tot seven tn ninety eight lVSl feet ffsm
Bank street, thence IN noFthsrly direction forty.
tuol42l feet, thence in m sastsily directn nine
ty eol fsct, thence In souih ery direction forty.
two t42 feet, thence In westerly direction ninet,
t9o) feet to the place of beginGing; and claiming
alec under said mortgage decree or jadgmcnt
against VOC for six hundred and fifty dollars vih
ten per cent Per annum interest thereon from Feb
raary 81, 1851. and praying also for kenerar relief
And unless you appear and snsu Ct said petition
on before Of the "a dsy Of the IT term OF
laid conrt, 10 commence ~ ksotHk IN the 2sst
Monday of 6eptx mber, A. u. 1861, default will
be entered against you and Judgment or decree
rendered thereon, In sceordanee with the prayer
Of said petition.
THOMAS NJ. GREGORY,
March n, lS6l-dlm col. for Petitioner.
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L~waf Noeteo.

Legal Notice.
Ioiiugh II. Smiley, Martha ]. smiley MARGARET
C.D.vtes, JOHNSON Davies, Convsrs, Harding 4
IN or before the 10th day Of March. 1881.
~ there will ten Gle In lbs once Of tbs Clerk
OF the District Court II Lee County. lows. ne
Fort Madison, the sworn petition Of Turner, VIII
son Co., ciai mtg VI Hugh Ii. smiley two thou
sand dollars GU . Pfprnisspry nate txtcnted BY him
to A. l.. DeiDipT, and now by endose mept be pro-
periy OF Ilant,f snd against all the Defendants
Che rtcioture oil mort.fg g. executed BY Hugh
H. smiity and Martha J.. Smiley to A. l.. reuiiv,
on real Estate in keoknk, Iowa, 10 secure rsid
nets and two Others, in witch property sill tie de-
foudants are inter- ted.
Ard nnles. Won annea. ard an.se. sssl r.....as.-
on or before the mon Of the second day Of the
next term OF sxid Court, TO comm nee IL Fort
n sdsoI On be third Nanday Of May, A. b. 1851.
default win be eEtered aud judgment rendered
kAAKINA MILLER,
March IA. lss..dIm Ptfi's Att'ys.
Ieg~s Notice.
To George w. Lemon, Mp Lemon, Mary A. Lee
mon, stephen q. Burhridge, Nj. Enshsy, Daniel
and Julia Agne, c.arneiius Faulkner, Gsdxn 4
= MO, Moses II. Aothssb4sd.
XUU and each of yeu are hereby notified that
on or before the FIRST day VI February 1861,
thsrs will be on Gle In the ofnce Of the Clcrk III
The District Court VI Lee County, Iowa, At Keo-
KUN, the petition Of VIM. G. Grahafn claiming as
agaiast all OF you the force osure Of q mort. &c
sxecut,d by the aid 3rorEs w. Lemon t. Mill d
F.eolins, March ~. 1856. upon the ~ nth II the
southwest II section twenty-five 1871, 10 town
ship sixts I've l66l Lersh OF raLga ws4t, and the
hAif of lot sigt c IA block twenty fur In the
eity Of heokuk. ali ia the county ef Lee aud safe
~ Iowa, 10 secure the pay msnt 81 Tires ntsory
notes Of ssme date, PSI able In two. tire ard tour
,ears respectively, fvr the suV OF eighteen hun
ared and seyeniy-hse doiisrs, with ten per cent.
lntsrcst per snDum; afro askirg uigmsn NJ sgaiLst
the said GEORGE W. Lei tor TIE aiuonnt Vt said
potes with interest an euEts.
And anless you appear and answer thereto . n or
before the nsoh VI tie rsc1ud day Of the term
of aaid Court, commercin u he third Aof dsy VI
May usxt, judg sneut viii be rendered 1ainst you
shefeen. WM.G q. GRAHAM.
March q. 1881 dim
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Ap4il 10, lsel-dl.a At, for Plaintiff
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Lkss A. n OF ICE.

March 70, I66l-lm Pnh's Att'ys.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10

but when we read in the following
sentences of the incongruous and IN.
snteiftgi6le intelligence as furnished
by It's, and OF the doubt resting upon
the mind of the Republican rs to
whom the fault should be attributed,
our smile of pleasure was suddenly
cur,ailea of its growing proportions.
In order however To remeyc all
doubt upon the subject, we will inform
our contemporary, that the nniotelli-
g'dh Intelligence, which he copies
from our paper is copied by It's from
the latest New Orleans and Vicks-
burg Journals, aud we presume they
publish 1t ss received from the hands
of the telegraph operators. AS TO
the question of improprie'y in pub
fishing such news, We ask our Tex
rs iriendS would it not look more
for him TO commence the
before reading others Il
moral lecture upon the subject!
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10

Il Snggesion.-We are informed
that all the business houses iii New
Orleans are closed at six o'clock T.
Min order to give clerks and othe,
employees an opportunity to drill
We think this is Il laudabie example
and deserves imitation by our citizens
1t may become necessary for those
who have remained at hometo protect
the women and children to march to
the field to the relief of those who are
HOW under arms and If they now IA
E,iIiarise themselves with military
movements their services will be the
more efficient should they be called to
defend the country. There are 1ranv
gentlemen Of family in our city WIN
are prevented from drilling with the
''Sentinels" simply because that COM
pany meets after tea. The hour we
have suggested would be entirely
convenient totheln and not intef,.re
with others. In these times when
every branch of business is paralized,
no loss would be sustained bv any
one and much good might be accom-
plished for the pablo by adopting
our suggestion.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10
I3lEGHA.pTlgs

Cincinnati. june 1.-The federal
lists have advanced from the West be
You'd Grafton meeting the Virginian.;
at Phillippi. Col. Kelly, of the fed
eral troops was killed, the Virsinians
retired.
Washington, June 4.-The I2th
Regiment was ordered to sleep on
their arms last night Three thous-
and troops still hold Fairfax Court
House.
Baltimore, june f,-Ma~shaI Bon
nafort returned with instructions to
arrest all plotters and seize all arms
found i'll the hands of doubtful suspi-
cious persons, also to employ to watch
the highways leading from the city.
Marshal Bonnafart holds himself
accountable only to the Department.
Washington, june 4.-fhere are
such indication of an advance on
Fairfax Court house or Afsnsas
Junction; it is supposed the Southern
troops viii Withdraw from Fairfax,
but fight at Manassas Junction.
1t is believed there will certainly
be fight in less than twenty four
honrs.
The fire Zouavcs, Miehiganders
and Massachusetts 5th Regiment are
leading the columns, and will be
supported by the entire force a,
Washington if necessary.
On conquering Fairfax the Rail-
road will be Immediately repaired to
that point for the transportation of
roops to attack Manassas junction.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10

Queen Tictoria's Proc7amat;o1.--
The steamship Etna has arrived
The following is the proclamation of
Queen Victoria:
Whereas. We arc happily ut peace
/ with all sovereign powers and States,
and whereas, hostilities have uuhnp-
| pity commenced between the Govern
ment of the United States and GER
tain States styling themselves the
Confederate States of America and
whereas. we being az peace with the
Government of the United States,
have declared our Royal deternina-
tlon Ia maintain strict and Impair
tiaf neutrality IN the contest he
tween the rontendinS parties. We
therefore have thought tit, by and
with the advice of our privy Council
to issue our Royal proclamation, and
We hereby warn all our loving sub,
.jccts. and all persons whatever enii-
tied to our pr"tectiou-that if any of
them shall presume in contempt of
this proclamation and of eur hi h dis
pleasure. 10 ito any acts in ierogaiion
OF their duty as subjects of neutral
sovereign IN said contest, or III viola
ton or i'll contraven,ion of law of
nations. and more especially by en-
tcring the military service of either
contendiug party ia commissioned
OF non commissioned officers of sol
dicrs, OF ny serving rs officers, sail
ors, or marines on board Of any ship
or vessel Of war transport of or in tn.
service of either contcnding parties
or by engaging 10 go or by gain. to
any place beyond the seas with an
intent to enlist or engage in any scr.
wee. or tngag" in any service, or hv !
or attempting ia procure,
within Her Maiu-ty's iomitions nj
home "r abroad, or aiding others TO /
do So, or by fitting ont any ship OF
vessel TO be employed rs ship of .
war or privatcer or transport by eth
er con'endinS party, or by breaking /
Or ehdeavoring to bread, any blockade !
lawfully or actually established ny or !
nn behalf of either OF the said con (
tending parties, or by carrying Off I
rers, soldiers. dispatches, arms, mill !
Pr articles considered or deemed TO |
be eon'rahand of war, according to !
aw or modern usage Of nations, tor
he use o, either OF said cortcndinr
parties. All parties 50 offending will |
incur penal consequences Ivy
said State. or by The law of nations
n their behalf imposed: aud We do
hereby declare that all or subjects.
and persons entitled to our protection
y ho may miscondnc, themselves in
he premises, will do so It, their peril.
tnd of their own wrong, and they !
sill in no wise oh:ain any protection
rom rs against any liabilities or pen
II consequence. but viii on the
incur our disrlcasurc hv
'uch misconduct.
Given at Richmond Park, MAY
18th.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10
ROLAND JONES.

FIMc ip Bctwe(n Loyd Lgons
ami .Seaayd--A Montgomery cor
respondent of the Charleston Mercn-
~ says:
Letters from sources of unqucstion-
able Integrity Were received vester-
day in this city from Washington.
stating ,ha, the public oe Washing
ton was very much agitatcd by an
angry conference which has taken
place between Lord LYONS. the
British minister, and Seward, tn.
Secretary of State. The facts. as
stated, are as follows: Lord LYONS
received from the British consul at
Charleston a statement Of The cirrn,n-
stances under which the British
vessels mentioned il your paper were
lately prohibited from entering
Charleston and ordered off, in en-
i"rccmcnt "f tn" paper blockade of
the southern ports oithe uitcd States
rescindingt the paper blockade, So faras
Great Britain was concerned. and that
the Government tt Great Britain would
hold the Government OF the lTuiied
States responsible for any losses the
British Vessels lately ordered off
shall sustain in consequence .f the
of their VOYAGE. On
this an angry discussion took place.
Lord Lyons insisted that, it the
Southern states wer" n part ni the
| United States, British vessels, hy
the treaties with Great Britain. had
Il right /" enter southern ports md
IT they were not then that It paper
blockade was contrary To- the laws Of
nations. Seward begged that he
might he allowed 10 keep up the
paper biocksd" until Congress met.
which the British minis,er refused.
He then begged for three weeks. 10
which the British Minister replied
mot a day" and rose and left him.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10
Dreading the Approaching Dan
ger.

The CoNyl2er dcS Etdts iSIs. pub.
Eshed at New York, reports General
Scott as having said this in council
Of the tahine;;
we have need now of tiglnncsS
and moderation. bat Ell moderation
still more thau tirum"7s." And the
French paper follows up the words
with the following comments: "In
these few words is perhaps III. SUI
preme secret Of the terrible ,i;ua-
ton of the United States. The i'm
% tunsity of clan given t" ID. North
may become the greatest danger of
the movement"
The New Io,k Es3,r~s- also has
fears of 9Th" inpctmosi,y OF clan Civ
en- TO the North That pnper saws:
1T is impossible to shut ones eyes
I" the rapid drift of the country INFO
the arms Of tn" Man on Horseback
in other words, into the arms "f n
regular military ,lespo,iom. We d"
not say this i'll iisparagcmcnt of th.
Man On Horseback, - who is about
onr best protector. and only defense
we are likely 20 have frol. anarchy,
and the most drspo,ic. Of all d.~po,-
tstns--'he d"spotistu "fthc mob The
rapid transition We are undergoing.
however, from a s.lf-government to a
government Of guns. is food tor re-
Election 10 the contemplated mind"