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cious as the mirage and as empty as bubbles
as her future history will show.

The STEVENS FLOATING BATTERY JoB-We
perceive that an attempt is to be made ia Con-
gress to get an appropriation for the unfinished
Stevens iron floating battery, at Hoboken. We
believe that this enormous job and glaring hum
bug has already cost the government a million
of dollars or more, and we suppose it will
swallow another million before it is finished,
and that then the concern will be good for moth
ing except as old iron. AS old iron, why not,
without further useless outlay, send it to some
foundry to be worked up into shot and shell?
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New York, Wednesday, July IT, 1861.
OUR WAR MAPS.

The numerous maps plans and diagrams of the
operations of the Union and rebel troops In Vir-
Hinia, Missouri, Illinois, Florida, and on the Msss-
Eppi and Missouri rivers, which we have given
from time to time, are now published in one sheet,
which is ready for delivery Agents desiring copies
IT
are requested to send in their orders Immediately.
Single copies six cents. Wholesale price the
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The ANNEXATION OF ST.. DoM1NGo.-We OBJ
serve that very extensively signed petition
against the Spanish annexation of st. Do
mingo has been sent to the British GOV
eminent by the inhabitants of the
island of jamaica In adverting to this in
the House of Lords, Lord Brougham remarked
that the annexation in question would in all
probability, lead to the increase of slavery. He
was of course aware that England had the de-
claration ofSpain that it would not be restored
on the ground that the soil of st. Domingo was
so superior to that of Cuba that it did not re-
quire slave labor But upon this he looked
with good deal of suspicion, for the soil Of
Cuba was far richer than that Of st. Domingo.
Moreover, no reliance could be placed upon
Power that had broken through, first, the treaty
of tS17; and, secondly, that of 1885, for the
suppression of the slave trade. He concluded
by protesting against such annexations by
European Powers, rs leading to disturbance of
the balance of power and moved for a copy of
the memorial, which was agreed to.
There can be little doubt that it is
the intention of Spain, if possible, to convey.
St. Domingo eventually into slave colony. In
fact the existence of free negro community
under Spanish rule, so closely adjacent to Cuba
would, under present circumstances. be anoms
lous We must therefore watch the policy O
Spain carefully, and take timely measures t.
thwart her schemes Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It /,
pretty clear that she is looking towards Tanjier.
with similar motives to those which led to tn.
occupation Of St. Domingo; and, with the memo
ry Of the past wildly before her, she may enter
tain hopes Of reviving that colonial empir.
wbjeh she has lost But such hopes are as falls
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The CAPTURED VEssEIs.-By the last arri

THE CAPTURED VEssELs.--By the last arri
from Cuba we learn that at the time the pri-
vateer Sumter took her prizes into the port
Spain relative to her neutrality in the American
contest had not reached the island. BY the
same mail there also comes to us rumor that
the captured vessels had been sent to sea again,
together with the privateer, which again is con-
tradicted by rumor that the vessels in qucs-
ton were detained to await the action of the
government of Madrid. With respect to
the first, we cannot accept it as an
excuse for a decidedly unfriendly act
The mere fact of q vessel like the
Sumter, without any recognized flag, and
obviously privateer, entering the harbor OF
Cienfuegos with prizes in tow, was sufficient to
justify the Governor of the island in Selling
that vessel as piratical craft. But instead of
so doing he permitted that vessel to enter the
port with prizes time after time, and to take in
fresh supplies of coal and provisions as often
rs required.
BY this time he has doubtless received the
Queens proclamation of neutrality, acting in
accordance with the terms of which, he will not
permit either privateers or prizes to remain in
port more than twenty-four hours, unless in
case Of stress Of weather or disability. With
definite instructions before him, his course is
clear; but in the absence of those instructions
he acted decidedly wrong in allowing pratt
cal craft to make refuge and receiving house
| of Cienfuegos. The necessity for cruisers in
the Gulf is as obvious from recent events as
our need Of a larger blockading squadron.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN, Broadway.-PAvDxxN o'RAYyEarY-
YOUNG ACTRESS.
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MELODEoN CONCERT HALL. No. $50 Broadway
SONGS, DANCES BURLEsouEs, &c.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. 5S6 Neutrality-suspicious.,
OANCEs, BURLEsQuEs &C
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BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway.-Day
end Evenng-I.RGKRpEMAIS NATURAL MAGIC PROF.
ANDERSON, JR.-BEARs, SEA LION OTHER CuRosiTKs.
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NEW BoWERy THEATRE, Dowery.-PInArEs
0AvANsAB-HARoLD HAWK.
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE, No. Ca Broadway
6xvKN SISTERS.
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rlNkLSTEE ) SALE.


whereas, j. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop, his wife,
by their Deed ofTfnsi dated January l1lh irg1 con-
yeyed 10 Robert III Gilmore, III trnxl the follow
described rent estate H. theeuNHy Of Lee and state on
Iowa, NJ the west hail Of the saH weti quarter II
section ten. (l0l except az three .1uaierncres
ana the n. bali Of the W. Of the y W ~ section
fifteen ti5) all being ia Tow nsbipssy sia TO- Range
HfettS containii IN all ninety -e hit one fourth
acres, 10 secure the pay met 81 certain rromssory
notf, therein described fef the Of Thousand
i've hundred and fifty six dollars and eighty .seyen
cents, $3.50 80 with ten per cent per unnn inter-
esd alter maturity and also the cost aud xpenses of
said trust.
Add whereas the principal sum in said note men
touedts due and unpaid oge Their witt fntefesthera.
on tr"m February Is. 1851: snd. whereas the said
Bishop has made default In SAID pay as he tho
stpnlauons OF said mote AID Herd II Tru l.,
Therefore, |. Robert II Gilmore Trustee afore-
said, hy direction nf the holders IN note and
ihereRtto bs sntd Deed af Irnst pa werod i sell
iht real estate above described rHlhe sale
~ The h CHEST bladder. ~ frunt on Office the CITY
| of heokuk- In said county. Monday The 3nfh aAy
~ september, Isbl. between the boure az q d rlapk
m and a'ciock, p. and commencing al 4 o'clock
D. w. 81 said day TO sat ~ said demand the cost
| ofsAtd Trust. hObEEI III. GILLMOEE
| aug 81 hldim Trustee.
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Aug.oa '6l-dlm
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To William Hawk ns, Jeremis h Hawkins ,defsn dants;
You are hereby notified that there IL ON file In
the Clerks Office OF the District Court of Lee County
Iowa, at ~. Madison, Petition Of Jno. T.. Davis
and VIM Price claiming Judgment on foreclosure Of
mortgage against said VIM. Hawkins. and Jeremiah
Iaw kns above named, for the OF two hundred dol
lars, with ten per cent interest rom the 2st day
August 1851 aud against all said defendants ahoys
named praying also for the foreclosure Of mortgage
given by said Wm fi4a klns TO Jnn, T.. Hasa and Ia
Price upon Is fest front on of the ends Of lots
tl and two. ia ia block forty five 49, Ia II. w. XII
hofhe's Addition to City OF heokuk. Lee Co., Iowa th
sale 81 said gagged premises and the An guis hme
of all equity Of redempt ton therein
Nov you nwtfhcd 20 appear and answer said Ie
tition the morning of the second day Of tn. ues
term Of said Court, to be holden the LIST Monday
December. 1901, judgment and decree will tie has
therein pr aged for, ny default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug .9a. FtNtm Solicitor fnr Petitioner
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NOTICE.

-
AZ j. NJ Hiatt, y. h. Paul, Emma r Hiatt, kllen F.
Paul, William Leighton, Caleb Cape ~ Co., 30 wen
4 M'Nanee, Iw.eos Meuitou a FTflsttan, Mary
Nj swanwiek. Il h. Ford, II. r. Needy
You aud each OF hon herebs notified that there IL
die tn the oirs uf the Clerk Of The District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa. ut FL. Madison, petition
of Samuel H. Weed, claiming nf j. Nj. HAT. .B.
Paul and William IL Ugh Ion, the OF thirteen hub.
bred Dollars, with ten per cent Interest per
from February isth lrbl. AS money due proms~
sorry noe and secured b, Deed OF Trust nsdr ~ you,
j. VI. Hat. Emma 4. Hiatt. J. b. Paul and Eiten h..
ment OF said note, also claiming against each Of you
the foreclosure OF said Mortgage. the beng upon
Real Estate described III said petition situated In Ice
county, Iowa, far the parch.ae money, and further
asking for sale OF aad premises and general relief
Aud unless You appear aud swer said petition on
before noon OF the second day OF the term oi
said Court, commence at Fort adison the rsi
Monday OF December, A. D., ltGi, default viii be
entered against you, and eat rendered thereon
as pra, ed Tor in said petition.
NOBLE Il STRONG,
/ Septl .'Gl-dim Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To .ino. Brengartner. Anders Burns H. defendants.
1ou are herebs notified that tt4ett il bew on
fte in the Clerks urce Of the District Court ~ Lee
Ga io@a, 81 Fort Madison, petition ~ Ina y imtls
AMI m Price, claiming Judgment foreclas.re ~
mort gs.e against rAd Jno Fret gerev fer the
Dnr hundred doilaFs with H. p4Y interest frbrn
the @lSt ans Of August lrei hi.d against al said
defendants above uanea, ray Ing also FIR the
Arsof mprga gwen bS said 9Los HE gastner
Jno Y. Davis ard WA Price, ua IN Tor uIue ~ y ~
block thirty tHe. (3.) in u. " kilHnurn,;s Addition
to tie CITY ~ heaEnt. Les county Iowa The sale ~
said taortEsgfd Iremtes, tbs tAl salshIent ~ all
, equity % rede mItiou therein.
Nos YOU are Notified 80 appear and aid petit.
ZION hH morning 81 he second ay ts term
III said Court, To ~ holden the MondaY de-
ccuer lrtl Judgment and decree III Ne had There
Ia a. prayed for, hy default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug - .HI.dlm Solicitor Ter Petitioner
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S
v MALE.
UNlTEp STATES OF AMERICA.

UIsTRlCT Iowa:
BY virtue OF execution, 10 directed, issued by
the Clerk OF the District Court ot the United States for
The Southern Division The stste of Iowa. wherein j.
X. Conman In Plaintiff and John Tempiin and Hugh
Wcrster are Nefendsnts have levied upon and will
se to the highest bidder al Public Auction at the door
Of the Clerks Office OF the District Court VI the United
States for the District OF Iowa mt Eeokuk in said Dis
rict. the 10Th day Of September d. 1861 between
the hours Of clock A. Mt, ard clock T.. NJ Of aid
day. the following property. situated In lee cnunty
Iowa; part OF lots ten, tu) eleven ElA and twelve
i2l IN block number City nine 800 ia the city of keo
kuk, described ty the following metes ana hounds,
commencing ninety three ta} fert from In. OF
Fulton street the line OF lot twelve. t2l Fifth
street thence at right angles said lots twelve
2l eleven fl and ten tle9 one hundred ard ffty feet
thence Northeriy along the line between lots nine tol
and ten, (U3 ia said block, twenty three feel and six
inches thence at right giles said lots ten, %
eleven tll and twelve ts) hundred hfty feet
to FNh street thence southery along Fifth on
the Inns Of said lot twelve 2}twenty three
inches to the place OF beginning. reseFvlng thsrcfrom
an aey ten feet w. width across said property,
hundred feet from Fifth street.
Taken and levied upon the property of ohm Temp
lin. TO satisfy said writ ~ execution.
Ill. Nj H0NlE, II. 4. MARSHAL
Aug 20, ts8l atd. ny HARRY FtLTox, Deputy.
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I)ROCLAMATION.


n all 10 wAOm tAese pvsssats .Aal come. grssft.xs
NHsREss, lis by IN net of the Grfsfal Assembly Of
The tatt OF Iowa nsae The dats Of tie al
least thirty aass before AIRY general election Issue
his proelam ailon. aesEaaIlne all thr Offices he
flied hs vote Of a hr electors In The state, By lhe
electors NJ any Judleiai ustret.
Nav. therefore, /, samuel j. kirkvnod Governor
Of tie Of lows. do b. this ntion,
publish and declare that al The general election
To be held ia this State the second Tuesday ~ tie
tober next, the following Offices 10 be flled to-
wit:
The nfhee Of Governors;
THE Office Of Lieutenant Governor:
The office OF Jadse OF the supreme Court
hr office III Representative To fongres. from The
First Congressional District, Ill the vacancy
stoned by the resignation of Hon. samuel X Inrfis;
And the Office 81 District Judge Of the SAth judicial
District 70 MI the vacancy oeeasisned BY tb. rssgna
tion Of Hon. william N. Stone;
Whereof all citizens and officers concerned psrtie-
Harlx The Sheriff 81 the -es.rn eonutes witai no
tiev -na he governed accordingly
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my ha nd
and affixed he gvsnt tch If le stBte 81 Iowa. Dane
~ AT lies Mohts this 21fh day Of August, IsGl,
SLs OF The Independence OF the United siater the
- eighty sixth, and Of this Stale The fifteenth.
BY the Governor. SAMUEL kfRhN GOD.
FLlJAH SELLS, Sec. nf Slate srtflm
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NOTICE.

To Jscob Kberhart. Il. Havbine, A. b Porter, Lauren
Dewey ,James Harlan, Robert Wilson, la. MIC Dow
ell Cleghorn u Harrison, Y. kersey, J w. Wycof.
N. Hiatt, n .Hornish, David Reed Harvey Lit.
tier, w. II. WurthinKton, Ford, fforhafs II Fosa
Foster, ]. NJ. Gwin. j. III Day, assignee, &c, G. n
H. Ruddck, Haskins, Heiskitl a Co, Peter Stryker
G. Buckingham, Brown d Ciendenhing, Abram
Wetmore, Vim. Graydon 4 To-, VIM H. Lee 4 Go !,
A. Bridgman d Co, Z. Ihmsen a. Co., Rankin, Mil
Ter d. Enstsr, jamcs Neal Kendall, Howe d. Go.
Reed. Cutler IL CO., X. M. Reynolds ssmh Boat
man, kmmerson ,Coehrana Co. land James Gorden,
defendunts.
You and each OF you hereb, notified that there
Is now on fte IN the Office the Clerk Of the District
Court of Lee county, Iowa, nj FIT Madison pet ton
OF Hiram Barney. claiming Of you, Jaeab Eberhurt,
The sum OF seven hundred dollars with ten per
interest. per annum, payable annually, AS money due
on Jacob Ebsrhart's mortgage, made 10 Charles Ma
son. aid since assigned to Hiram Barney. dated 2Dth
May, t54 also claiming against each Of you the
closure OF said mortgage, the same being upon the
south half OF the south west quarter OF Section
co. Township stktysesen t611 north Of Range Ave t5)
In Lee county Iowa. for the purchase money; and u
tber asking for sale Of said premises, and general
relief; Aud unless You appear and answer said Pc
Gtion on before 0f he second day OF the
term Of said Court. 10 commence nj FL Madison, ON
the hrst Monday III December A. ID. 1861, Il default
will be entered ainst yon, and Jadgnent rendered
thereon, as prayed for In said petition.
III SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug % 6l-dlm Attorney for plaintiff
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Original NOTICE.

To Jonathan Demnde. Horace +. Dimiek & Co.
You. and each ~ sun are hereby notified that the re
" file. In the Office OF III. CLERK OF the Dist fics
Court Of Lee County. low ut Fort Madison petit
ton Of Hiram Barney claiming ~ YOU. Jonathan he
nude the sum OF Twenty 1--WE Hundred Dollars, with
ten per cent interest per ahnum. payable annually
as money due on Your mortgage, mad. by tnn 10
Charles Mason. aud since assgs~a So said Hsra INA lis r.
nry. dated Eth December, e54 also claiming against
each of you the foreclosure OF said mortgage the
s~nr npoA the south east quarter Of Section tweis
fl2l Township sixty lGT north Haf &c i've, ~
west~lH Ice eosHty iowa, inr the purchase money
and further asking for s sale al said premises and
general relief; Hnd nntesr you appear aid ans~ei
said petition, or before soon oi the nd day al
the hest term of sald Court, commence d For
Madison, the first Monday OF december, A. IL
1851. default will be entered against saa, and tude
meut rendered thereon I'D Tor III said retiton
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug e9, dim Attorney for plaintiff.
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- HERlEF 5 SALE.


STATE OF IOWA, liza CouETy:-SS.
by sirue ~ special execution % d rected, Is
sued hs the Clerk ~ the District Court said county
IN favor - Henry " r. urk and against ~ Billings
aud also H. Carr AGAINST =. a. Billings cross bill
M said and Jaseph Manning also obtained udg-
cat ganst IL A. il.ians cross bill In said case
md as cnnma,ded haze lev ieduron. and will sell to
the highest bidder. ut the fnar ~ the GleFk once
the District Conrt OF Lee County, Iowa keokuk in
said comfy. the iith day OF November Al. b. leGl
betMee, the hours n so'clock IN. and O'Clock n.
following rroper. io-wit: The south quarter u
the south quarter Of he northwest quarter. and
the east halt the west hail ~ the suh west quarter
81 section fourteen IA all In township sixty f6G
| north, range hse 10 west. In lee county, Iowa
| also twenty IsNf feet Of lot -four Al adOin.
Ing lot three 1877 aud ter t6 feel on lot four Al adj
joining lot five I5. all ~ block hu and thir.
tyeight l and thirty hve AS feet OF o. the ca side
~ lot five Isl In flock hundred and thirty eight
l3r all IN k.okuk. IuwE and The north half OF The
south half Of The nrh hnf Of section twenty egh,
In township siNi, six 1861 north. range ave l51 west
In Lee county Iowa. aud twenty feet 20l out of lo
| No four In block one hundred ma thirty. eirh
l3e and hs FIVE 80 feet ~ the rear ends OF ln,
Ave and six and oil In block forty nine f4o In ihs
city 81 hsoknk. Les county Iowa.
Taken levied upon and t. be sold by order Of Cour,
| to sstsly said writ W execution.
kevkuk, October 10, Is6f
III. M. GRIFFITH,
sheriff of Lee Comfy,
ectl2dtd BY. j b. KNIGHT, Deputy.
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NOTICE.

To James Catleston:
You are hereby notified that there 10 row file In
the Clerks office the District touri ~ Lee county
Iowa. al Fort Madison petition of Hiram BaFnes
claiming Judgment against James tuslue.aG q
Thousand doisrs, AID ten FER cent Interest from the
st az Aug 1861. upon his rigAge t0 Charles Mason,
and the sale Of said mnrigaged premises, heits the
,. t. ot The y t. of section two ca. fn~ nsbip six
u G8l north, Range seven On ~esi M Lee county.
Iowa, 10 pay or said debt, he e1tiBgns 81 The
equity OF REDEEM ltsoB. and for general relief.
Aud sou mast appear aud answer said petition ~
OF the second day The nrxl cru OF said
- oe held at FL Naatsou the first Mnadas 81 L..
ee1ber Ie6 or ina gue nj will b. Hal played for
by defagtt. III. SCOTT HuN Kill,
Aug ~ 8i-dm Attorney Tor plalnsif
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE or IOWA. LEE COTNTy-SS
Bs virtue Of al execution directed. issued By
the Clerk ~ the District Court 81 the said County
avar Of VIM. Sttmpton and sgainsi r. II. Gray, ". X.
smith and III ", sample, have levied upon aid III
ii 10 lbe highesl bidder on tn. rear ends Of lots
10 block 5 and also u the end NJ lot IL IN block
~ tie city 81 hepkuk, Lce Comfy Iowa, the 29h
day ~ October, "A. -. ieGl between The hours Of o
o'clock a.. IN. and o'clock p. ~ said day, The foi
lowing property te~ait 81 window and door frames.
SIX PANEL door, large grindstane u work benches
and hxtnres 3trusssls wood steve, II rpnsum sash
glazed. 100 lights sash partially glazed 400 Light
sash; 100 window and jam shutters. aud Jack
Taken and levied upsn MS the property Of X. r. Gray
10 satisfy said writ OF execution.
IL. M GRIFFITH,
sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa.
By J. b. KNOTT, Deputy.
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sept.l,'Gl-dim
7 EGAL NOTICE.

IL
To Joseph Arnold LncTeta Arnold Geo Bra~ey, Polly
Bfawlpv Samuel Carver. a4a Catherine Carver.
You aud each ~ you hereby notified that There Is
file III t. Office ~ the Clerk ~ the District Court
of Lee Comfy 1uwa, al Fpri MaGlan Iowa petition tn
equity under Uaih Of HeHFY ttse and sassaah NJ. ke
wait executors III tbr estate UT W laty MlNktlNait
ascd fuf lr 81 Richard MckeiwaIt1 claiming
defendsnts Joseph Arnold and Gee Brawity, the
Twelve Hundred Dollars money due them prnie
sorry mote executed BY said def ndsns The lAt aay
November, 1904 aud payable bt0re tte nFNt day
May, 1857 fur $1,000 90 with per
date said Wiialy Mickei~aif, deceased. DURING hs
lifetime; also the foreclosure Of mortgage agitet
all of the above named defendants, executed by said
PENDANTS, Joseph Arnold aud Lncreiia Arnold December
Isl, 1854 10 said wiahy Mickelwsit. deceased the
following Real Estate, tu-wi -: The sonh-esst qGal
and tAr east bali ~ the Southwest quarter section e
Go North range west, containing 24o acres to
/ the payment nt said naie.
And that unless appear aud plead thereto be-
The 81 day of the term Of said Court whie
Its next session the ls Monday In Deceni-
ber 1861 III Fort Madison. Iowa default Will h enter
and Judgment rendered thereon accord
ance with the prayer OF the petitioner.
yNO. VAN NAIKENRERG.
Dated Aug 81, 1851. @ Auy Tor PITTS.
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MORTGAGE SALE.


Notice ia hereby given that by virtue Of authority
vested IA nae ht hatile Mortgage from james Web
sifr h. me- on The follow Ing personal property wit
One steam Engine and Saw Mil. all complete and n
running order, c" rising boiler, firing appsr sand
all The fixtures nst 81 aid about sal mill in
and duly executed and ackHos tedged The 9TH
das Of actebe, A. ~. 1859 aad filed for record The
hme DAY al % O'Clock l.. ma. and duly recorded In
til Of Sale Btk No. Al page AS ~ the Records
Lee County. Iowa. nj heaknk and Conditioned 10 The
PAY nett al hts pIonissary nHte 10 me for The ~
near $I4-Six Ss4 A. Ito with interest the rate
per ceui. per AnnGn, dnted Jannar, 30h 1853. (bs
mistake described iB ed March 9rth ls5a aud pay
ahle eight months after date six months after the date
Of thsnoftgJgr aud containing power 10 to take
possession Of ard sell said properly for cash. de-
faui az such ment. b giving TWO weeks notice Of
the time place AID terms OF sale Ina spaptr
published 10 Lee ceults. Iowa. will on THURSDAY
the 31st day u October lsdl between the hours OF
o'clork "a. n. and o'clnkk m, sell said personal
property at public cutlery near the residence Of David
Ieei, on the north west quarter OF section t~snt four
l24l in township sist, six t6Ss norlh range west,
Lee county. Iowa Nv here said PROPERTY is hay
ing been removed from tee south west quarter = az
section twenty zone III ~ township Sixty seven G1
north, range serrt west IN said county, where said
roFtrt was)tor cash TO the hia hest bidder Ia
Oh said note and int rest the time OF there
OF having long since passed and the being long
past due. wholly unpaid and still my property; also
eostsuf this sale.
kerbuk, Oct. Z, lsGi ROBERT GALLOWAY.
ociIJdtd
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DIR. j. G.. A " + IL Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles for -.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such q renown for the cure Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint. that
it is entirely unnecessary for 10 recount the
evidence of its virtues wherever it has been en-
ployed. AS it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
the people its quality rs kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
DO for their relief all it has ever been found to do.