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To Peter Frank:
VOU are hereby notified that there Ia now on d le
i in the Clerks oGcs Of the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa. At Keoknk, . petition Of Hiram
Barney claiming . judgment ON foreclosure
OF . mortgage against said Peter Frank, sbove
named, for the sum Of Six Hundred Dollars,
with ten per Ont. interest from The lot day
Of July, 1850, and special and general execution
against Peter Frank, and for the foreclosure of .
mortgage, given By said Peter Frank 80 Charles
Mason, upon The lots and 4, Block ITS, keo.
kuk, Lee County, Iows.,he sale Of said mort aged
premises to pay OF said debt, the exting hmsnt
Of all equity Of redemption therein for costs and
general relief
Nov, you are notified to appear and answer said
petition on the morning Of the second day OF the
next term OF said Court, to be holden on the LIT
Monday VI September, 1861 ,orj alignment and decree
will be had therein ~ prayed for BY default.
h. SCOTT now ELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
NAV S-d4w
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NOBLE 4 STRONG,
April 10, 1e61-dlm Att, sfor Plaintiff.
LEGAI NOTICE.

To n. r. Robb
Won are hereby notified that there is now on file
il In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, ut keokpk. petition Of Iii.
ram B1rney claiming OF John shores, The sum OF
eight hundred and forty -four 49, 90 dollars with
10 per cent interest per snnum, payable annually,
money due on mortgage made by said shores
to Charles Mason and since assigned to said Hiram
Barney, dated October IL 1858; also claiming
against you and the oher defendants the FORE
closure OF said mortgage, the same being upon
Lot number nine l9l In Block number thirteen I1s1
IN the City of Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, for the
purchase money, aud further asking for II sale Of
said premises and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
or before the noon OF the "a day Of the next
term Of said Court, TO commence at kcokuk on the
first Monday Of September, A. d. 1851 default will
be entered against you the petition taken by you
confessed and decree rendered thsr ~ prayed.
NOBLE L STRONG,
April 10, 1S6l-lm PN6's Att,ys.
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To Samuel Rose, Mary Lederer, J. Lederer fher
husbnnd), JQhn Nigg, Lewis Joaquin and A. v.
Leopold ldef,ndanlA):
VOU are hereby respectively notified that thars
i Ia now on he in the Clerk Office of the District
Court " Lee County, lows, At Ksokak, = petition
" hiram Barney, claiming = judgment tn fore
closure OF = mo tgagc against said samuel Rosr,
above named, for the sum Of Fifteen Hundred Dol
lars, with ten per cent interest from the LIST DAY
II July, 1860, and special aud general execution
against Samuel Rose and ~ against all said de-
fenda, u above named, praying ALEC for the fore
cltsure OF = mortgage, given b. said Samuel Rose
TO Charles Mason. upon ali land Wsst of the Plank
Road Of the Of the w /, section 81, town.
ship O. n, II West; also, tho 4 VI 4 Ell Of
the N i I section 30, same township and rapge.
aud all in Lee County, the SAID Of said mort.
gagged premisss 10 pay Oh raid debt, the exiting
uishment Of all equity Of rcdsinp.ien therein Tor
costs End gcneralrelief.
Now you and each Of You are notified to appear
and answer said petition tho morningof the Sec
ond day Of the next term II said Court 10 be holden
on the Ise Monday Of September, 1861, or iudg-
ment ana decree viii be had therein mr. prayed for
by default. Ii. SCOTT HOWELL.
Solicitor for Pciitioner.
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To II. J. Ecolss, \. B. French, Edward Law, ia
cite Law, his wife; John Bruce, trustee Geor
Small, H. v. Miller, jane French, Dorothy Or.
den, Bridgnan \ Reed, Esmucl Starkwathcr,
James Humphreys, IsAsc Hall, JAmes smith, III.
4. Reid, Lew Suttlid, Jacob Null, for the use
M g. q. Euttiif; Reed, Cutler 4 Co., b. 7
Messenger, W. II. Cieghorn I Co., aud JOSH ],
Haines tdefendants1
VOU sre hereby respectively notified that the
II now on ffe In thetierk . office Of the Distri
Court OF Lee County Iowa, At keokuk, petition
ct Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on fore-
closure ct mortgage against said III. J. Ecole
above named, for the sum II Two Hundred Dollars.
With ten per cent interest frm ~ LIST day OF July
1860, and = special and general execution against
II. j. scoles and agninst Ali said sbove
named praying also for the foreclosure Of mort
gage given by said III. j. Ecolss to Charles Macon,
upon lots one CD and two az, in Block III, i d
City Of Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa,--the sale Of
said mortgaged premises 70 pay OF said debt, the
extinguithment II all equity q redemption there
In, for cents and e1neIA NJ relief
Now you and each u you notified to appear
and answer said petition the morning of the SEQ
ond day of the next term Of said Court 10 be holden
on the LIST Monday Of September, 1861 or iudgme ne
and decree will be had therein prayed for hy dc.
fault. I'll. SCOTT HOWELL.
May S-d4wl solicitor for Petitioner
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kEOk
4 RE In rsceiptof
n 500 kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. Herman Soap,
kb0 Fancy Toilet Soap.
80 dos. extra ire-handled breoms.
50 bxs. assorted Candy,
100 Fancy Candies,
2Sereams Writing Paper,
y, 900 Envelopes,
$4,000 assorted Cigars,
a, 300 II avanna 6's !"
$50 lbs. Indigo,
10 bills. assorted Nuts,
loOksgs Bicarb Soda,
5 tcs. kicc,
300 bxs. assorted aIass,
500 Cotton Yarn,
200 gross Matches,
200 reams wrapping Paper,
Besides large stock Of the various articles OF
Groceries, which We offer ct thevcry lowest 6gure.
We will 1t all times pay the highest price for
Hides. Furs, Pslts, Feathers, Beeswsx, and such
articles OF produce as will preserve their nature In
transportation.
Sept12d
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THE INo11
SEWING MACHINES
In ORDER TO PLACE THE
HEST FAMILY MACHINES IN THE
WORLD
Within Il reach Of all We have reduced our
Letter n, or Transpsrse Shuttle Machines,
(u.fh Hemmer,
BEAUTIFULLY Ornamented, to $50.
THESE LETTER MACHINES
Contain Recent Valuable Improve.
ments.
We would ask Il + them before purchasi sing else
whsrrt tho sPerfzt HttruttUn Of Vest Makers
Dress Akers, and III who want Machines Tor light
manufacturing purposes.
Singers No. Ill standard Shuttle Machine,
both of very general application and capacity and
popular i the family and manu- actory. Prices
Reduced, respectively ffem $ia5 and $50 to $50
and 500.
SINGERS NO. 8 STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For Carris gc-makers and heavy leather work
Price, complete, sis6.
The singer Machines
Make the interlocked stitch, which Ia tho best
stitch known. They of great speed, easily un-
derstood, mpie in structure, OF great durability,
adapted TO the heaviest ard ghtesf goods, I'm
ished tbs most perfect manner, and may be used
for several years without requiring repair.
THE aTANDARD MACHINE
For Tailoring, Boot and shoe Making, Harness
Making, carriage Trimming, Ac., viii do more
work, earl more money, ard Is cheaper than those
OF any other maker ~ q gilt.
We have always on hand HEMMING care ES,
SILK TW ST, LINEN AND COTTON THREAD
ON SpOOLS, BEST MACHINE OIL In bottles, 30.
CHICAG AGENCY. No. so Clark.ss.,
Sherman Houso.)
N Letters foy the Above Agescy should Be
Addresstd ~. N. NIGER r Co.,,
NJ. BILLING S, Agent for Keokuk, Iowa.
N&-Al1 persona requiring information about
SEWING MACHINES, their sises, prices, work
ing eapactie and the best method. # parehAs
can obtain II BY sending tor > copy Of
l.. M. singer Co.'s Gazette,
Which is beautiful pictorial paper entirely de-
voted To he subject.
IT WILL BE SENT GRATIS.
4. m. SINGER Co...
NO. 45s BROADWAY,
April4-dAw NEw-YoRK.
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LEssAL NorsCss

LEGAL N0T4CEs
TO Franklin Sweeney:
NvU srs nsrcoy notined that there IL nov ON
1 hle in the ONCE u the Clerk Of the DistriSt
cCvTy Uf County fUwA, 1T Keokuk petition Of
Hiram Barney, claimingof ycu the sum Of seven
hundred dollars with 10 per cent. interest per an
nun, payable annually, ~ money dne on two
mortgages made BY you 70 Charles Mason and since
assigned 70 Hiram Barney. dated September 18th.
1855; also claiming against you the foreclosure IL
said mortgages. tho tane keing upon the south
sixty I6O1 acres Of The sast han Of the south-east
quarter Ii II section twenty.six T361, township
sixty-sevea l67l north, range seven III WRIT. Lee
county, lows for the purchase money, and farther
asking for sale Of ssid prsmises. the appoint
ment Of receiver, and general relief.
And unless you appear Aud answer said petition
on or before nnon Of the second day Of the next
term of said Court, to c0mmtncc 1t keokuk OF the
nnt Mon1ay Of september, a. u. 1851, = default
viii be entered aRanst you, and judgment rendered
thereon ~ rAyedfor In said petition.
NOBLE = STRONG,
April 20. 1Sh1-dim Att'ys for Plaintiff.
LA1A PAIN
EN0R COTTON RAGS BY
3 w. IL. AUSTIN 10,
sovSlAw liz Maiu-st.
ClcKLks.-Ax good eTSiel. q 5ieri To- Tor al. =
~ 6.W.4H.TU OK1R.1
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Oh - NH BOEs
To John Harris, susan Nalthy, L. B. Malthy.
bruwn, jam = DrIuY0ru, JEs. e. lyons, q = T,
lDsfendanta.)
VOu are hereby respectively notified that there
l. IL now on file in the CLERK Office at the Dis.
trict Court Of Lee County, lows, 1T keokuk, q Pc
titon Of Hiram Barney, claiming q Judgment on
foreclosure Of mortgage against said John Harris
above named. for the sum * Three Hundred and
Fifteen and 2I00 Dollars with ten per cent interest
from the LIST day OF December, 1859, and special
and general execution against John Harris and
as against all said defendants above named,
praying slso for the foreclosure Of . mostgsee
given TO Charles Mason, upon lets one Ill two
TIL block ti21 in keokuk, Lee county, lows, the
sale Of said mortgaged prenires 70 pay Cd raid debt
the extingulrLment II all equity Of redemption
therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each oil you ara Lotided 70 appear
and answer said pstition ON the morning of the
second day # the nexf tern of said Court. 70 be
holden on the FIRST Monday Of September, 1851, or
judgment and decree will be had therein - prayed
for by default.
Fl. SCOTT HOWELL,
May 3, 1851 din Solicitor for Petitioner.
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a.kGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
To Taylor Blow, William T.. Blow and Henry I.
Rbw, pArtAers under the firm name and sty 10 Of
Charles, Blow Co.
VOu are hereby notified that there is now on
I file in the office Of the Clerk II this District
Court Of Lee County, low :, ut Keokuk y verified
petition Of j. Lafayette Curtis. claimin0 Of you
the sum u two huniscd and IN and q5-lOO dollars
With six per cent. per annum interest thereon
froln April 18th, 1851. On promissory note exc
cutsd by the said defendants in their ssid firm
name Of date February lsth, 1861; said petition
also praying for . writ Of attachment as provided
By law.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on before noon VI the second day
Of The September term, 1861 to commence on the
drst Monday Of Fspts mbef, A. D. 1861, Judgment
will hsferdrrtd against you - prayed for in
said petition.
CURTIS. GILMORE 4 CURTIS,
April "a, 1861 I'm Plaintiff Att'ys.
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EFFAc46 OF SECESSION


Last fall, just when our people began to feel
confident b. pes Of better times, in consequence Of
the large cfoIs raised in the Nest, Secssai raised
its Obstructive head and ut once blasted all sue
hopes lnstead Of rising, the price Of ali kinds of
merchandise went down, which was only the be-
ginning Of declining scale, and II this time
Duke 4 Barrels are actually selling Boots and
Shoes for less than they cost year ago. And I'M
der the inf fence Of such times they both work on
the bench, D AZ NJ once to insure good fits, good
work and r. duce the expenses and consequently
the prices of their gooas.
They have the bert selection Of raw material
brought to this city, and invite all persons de-
sirous Of b. wing Boos and Shoes made 10 @ II and
examne th,i stock before leaving their orders
elsewhere, ut the sign Of the "Big Boot" No. IS
Main-st. [mch29d]
sugars.
An HID J. now resolving, ali purchased lately
~ At the low prices, and for sale very low by
by KELLOGG 4 BIkGE,
mhl3 SO Main-st.
MOl0SSeS.
en- BBLS Plantation and sugar House, in bbls.,
w 3bbls and kegs, for sale by
mills 80 Main-st.
Coffee.
k(\ BAGS Just received and for rsle low by
~ KELLOGG BIhdE,
mh13 ss Msin-st.
Dried Apples and
Peaches.
100 SA0ss ''' ' ssL iss z I s1RoE.
mhi3 IS Main-st.
Glover Seed.
ENOR SALE by KELLOGG BIRGE.
= mchlsd IS Msiu-st.
Cement.
~ BBLS. fresh ground. for sale nov by
" KELLOGG bIRGR,
(iunny Bags.
% 1A'4As ''' '-l' K Iss{kloee R1sor,
Oranges, Lemons.
e KELLOGG BIkGE,
| mhl6 SO MAin-st.
COFFEE.
| DRImE Old 0OvsT LAVA COFFEE,
i warrant 4 genuine. fca ny
AOUEkI5nN : BRO,
| Apl2i - Main-st.
Blue Gr0 - Seed.
| I n BUSH. last year, crop from kentucky, just
KELL0do ! BrkGE,
mohlsd So AAin-st.
InLp Cow Java, i choice let just received md
~ for sale BY
| mot IA R0ReTSON BRO.
LoL 10 NEW AMERICAN cYcLoPEDIA
OGDEN .1RowHELL4cp CO.'S
Cirr Book Sr,Rs.
.1ovl "a ~. III s. Aaia.st.
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sMAvING SALOON.
IL DePEUG1n has moved into tho room
II formerly occupied by Dinner, On ID ct.
Shaving and Hsir-Cuttihg done With nsatness
and despatch.
separate room IL fitted mp for Ladies' and Child
rem.
Customers are invitedssto call.
Mchkd
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rashionable Tailoring Establish-

"O0tt
mAIN.sT., BETWEEN Ash ana Sth,
Next deer - kRameF. IsW1n = Co.
I WOULD fsspestfally inform ny friends and The
citizens generally that havs nest stssk Of
CLOT 11R AND vEsTlNGs,
And am psepAs<d 10 NJ ont All ny old customer.
and p mAny new enes - may wish 70 patronise
me, In the latest and most approved faAhion.
April25-d JOHN FRAZER
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wv sast = fEP FEfs, whole And ground, Tor
w aeieby KOBERr6ON BAO.,
ApetA%d 20 1ain-et. s8
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COAL OIL.
Just received and for sals -
~ nh16d&v W. nAUSTIN GO. 3
MALL - = K11, WINDOW n DES.
wa large stock for sale -
OGDEN BROWNELL CO.'S
OlsY DeoI SfoRH,
Apf36d No. 81 Main.st.
NNa.UME IOth IOWA HRPORT1.
Just resAiyed At
00D1N 1nOWNBLL ACO.,H
CI1Y BOOK SfOHn,
Apr2M No 50 ain-st
CcYTHE 3TON18.--5o7SHe 1Te19s OF 1i1Sreat
- kinAs ,ineUsnAttisUt - 1att
Il aa3lo N 6.W.A y. xUCKUn.
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MAY s--daw
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were Infamous Having had representation therefore, we
not only relieved from the least duty party men to
worthy OF the contempt OF the people hesaed In ad
mnistering rebuke which shall purify the demo
cratic party from the INSCRIPTIONS clan who have so long
Resolved, We hereby declare unaerable hostility to
every species OF party dcatlon and tyranny recognise
no masters ut Albany or among the officers of the "nira
sympathy or cooperation with any factlous cabai party
which has no governing principle except what sehshness
suggest The great city OF New York has been too long rid
den by such men for such purposes and shall deem IL an
duty at the coming election to so conduc tue can
Nss on our part will best rebound to the credit the honor
ai,I he interest OF this city aud the whole nation
HsuNru we deny the allegations which have becn nlsio
agansl this organization To the effect that has been tainted
and nothing but the country We FOR maintaining Tue
ahof,y OF the yerment peaccahy we can ont 1u
non the maintenance OF Official authority for lhe poe'
Won OF the government property for the suppression oi
treason either South North and for unfolding al rsh
y eXcsed power the part OF those who under the
command.
Resolved That fortunately we are relieved by the action
OF the State Convention FROM al merely partisan oblga
tons We ignore snch considerations without the
charge Of party nhdey wcunfgr them our independent
uonal principles" One God, one government and one
destiny" And call upon all TO rally under this standard
the glorious fabric by revolutionary fathers
all shah be lost and the country involved in etrevable
destruction and ruin.
Resolved That Committee of Arrangements be ap
pointed By the Chair for great public demonstration OF me
Mozart Democracy to be held AZ early day and that the
most distinguished OF the State be invited to be present
Tie Mayor offered some remarks on presenting these
resolutions taking Independent ground and declaring
for Mozart Hall intention TO stand by the Union ana
TO assume independent attitude In regard TO the action
OF the Syracuse Convention, without any reference 10
past differences apparent political estrangcment.
After the hearing Of several speeches, the Committee
adjourned
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Markets.

ALBANY, sept. S-P NJ.
Flour steady. Whea-saes, in small parcels for mill
ing made at 81 0G for red state 81 Is for amber
Michigan, 81 20 81 rs for ordinary TO good white
Corn for cargocs aoat is better sales OF 80 900 bushels
Western mixed at 46c and the figure for lots clv
cred ut Fast Albany. Oats on the street. range Csc
for new. and SIC. for old saturday evening 300
bushels Chicago sold at &c., delivered and to-day 600
bushels state at 80 &C., and 1900 bushels do al 33c
whiskey-salcs $50 bbls. at lS4c 1sIkc. For New
York 15s bbls high wines 1909 do -four 80 hds tohac
co, 95 do. 149 bales WOOL 101 bbls. wheat For
Boston and East 81 bbls high wines s66 bbs -four 100
bales wool. Shipped by tows to New York Sept. :, TO-
600 bushels corn 900 do. wheat, %, 500 do. oats
81 900 do. feed.
BUFFALO, Sept 9--P NJ.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet sales 13 900
bushels No. Chicago spring at s0c 5000 bushels red
winter at Csc. Corn in good demand, market firm sales
1874 eco bushels at 35c. Canal fregbts12c corn l3c
on wheat to New York. lake imports 0c0 bbls. flour,
$4,000 bushels wheat, rs 600 do. cbrn, 900 do Ex
ports1 900 bbs -four, les 0c0 bushels wheat 209 900
do. corn, II 600 Go. oats.
OswHGo, Sept. 9--P. NJ.
Flour steady Wheat quiet: sales. Corn unchanr cd
sales 1900 bushels Illinois SOC. Other grains diet
Canal freghts quiet boats Fofwarders gene
rally asking &c. wheat aud Nc. to Ne O. York
One boat Is taking wheat at &C. No receipts 81 -four or
gram by lake. Canal EXPORTS 10 bb,, .iour 30 O00
bushels wheat, d2 900 bushels corn.
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Extensive Fire Ina Murray Street,
LOSS ESTIMATED AT UPWARDS or 800 ,000-A MAR


Shortly after eleven O'Clock last night fire broke out
in the fourth story of the Ave story marble front build
ing No. As Murray street. The flames spread with aston
ishng rapidly until the whole Of the building on
ERE; and notwithstanding the exertions Of the lrenen,
the fire extended to the adjoining building No. AZ, and
burnt out the top floor
The fourth floor where the 0rc is said to have COM
menced was occupied by A. Veins TEN Co., dealers in
clothing Their loss is estimated at about $40 000 said
to be insured. Tho first floor occupied by Lockwood
Brothers Undcrh auctioneers Their loss Is estimated
at about SO 900 The second floor occupied by f. s.
Wheeler dealer in buttons and the third door by HIGHT
Fredlanier, manufacturers Of shirts.
No. 4I-,he adjoining buding--1hc first floor is
pied by j. NJ. T. DittDan & Co., dealers in shoes.
Second floor by Scanck and HOtop, and The upper parts
by James u. Marine.
No 43 Murray street, two story building, is occupied
Second ioor) by S. s Knapp Co., dealers in shirts
First floor by A. Lang dealer in millinery goods.
The corresponding buildings, Nos As and Al Warren
street. damaged by water occupied by sutton Buck
Co., dealers in clothing Scheher Muldner Importers
s II. Strome Co. fancy goods, and Arson Baker Co.
hardware and guns From the late hour and the confu
sion, 1t was found impossible to obtain the nsurances
the dlerent firms The total loss however, cannot fall
much Jess than 1925 900.
The origin OF the fire is at present unknown Captain
Mount OF the Third ward with platoon of his men, did
excellent service in keeping order and saving property
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BAcoN--Kied in battle, at Manassas, Va, on unday,
July 81 GEORGE JONES BACON aged ~ years second
of J. b. Bacon of this city. He volunteer in Com
pany c, color company, Seventy first regiment New York
State Militia and fell early in the action by musket ball
his forehead His comrades buried him on the field.
BCCHAYAN.-On Sunday, September 8, ISABELLA DRYs-
DALE rect ofsmson Buchanan, aged 81 years, months
and IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem
bers Of Atlas Lodge, No 3l6, f. A. NJ respectfully
invited attend the funeral, this (Tucsday) morning
street.
Glasgow (scotand) papers please copy.
CArrREy.-On Monday, September 9, at Bellevue Hospi
tai, MARY CAprREY, aged about % years
CApNEy.-Or Monday. September g. at his residence
Fort Hamilton, of lingering illness, which he bore with
Christian resignation, Rev. CORNELIUS J. CARNEY.
The reverend clergy Of New York and Brooklyn, and
his relatives and friends, requested TO attend the
Wednesday morning, at ten O'Clock, in St. Patrick's
church. Fort Hamilton. Immediately after the service
the will be conveyed to the Cemetery oil she Holy
Cross.
CLARION Sunday evening, September s, TroMAs W
CLARK Of Patrick and Mary Ann Clark aged years,
months and 10 days.
We have part cd with our only love-
Our little blue eyed boy;
But hope wen meet in heaven abovs
Our own orr angel boy.
The friends aud acquaintance of the farsy anil those
Of his grand unces, Patrick aud Michael MCGOWAN, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this TUESDAY
afternoon at two O'Clock, from the residence OF his
parents No 81 Mott street. without farther invitation.
CuLvER.-On Sunday September s, JolS CULVER in the
S0th OF his age
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral from the Methodist Episco
pal church, corner OF Fourth and North Fh streets, VIII
Harrisburg this tuesday, raornng, at ten clock.
CrILES.-On Monday, September 9. WILLIAM EDWARD
CULLEN the beloved son or William and Mary Cullen aged
year and days.
Tho friends and acquaintance Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this uesdayl ater
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THE LIrTLEJoHN (GREELEY) LIBEL SUIT.


At the opening OF court this afternoon the DEFENDANTS
list of witnesses in the Of Ittleohu against Greeley
called, and on motion of Mr.. Alien, counsel for tie
PENDANT, attachment ordered against the non
answering witnesses, vz:-Gcorge Law, Thur,ow Weed
james b. Taylor Frederick A. Conking George opdyke
VIM. A. Hall, Richard Busted, John Kerr, Hugh J.
Hastings and John Butler Jr. When the called
on the calendar Mr. Grant for The defendant suggested
that had better be put OF until TO morrow as The absent
witnesses would probably arrive by this evenings train
which might suit the convenience Of all parties. The
plaintiff asserting, it ordered Henry Foster, and
Mcssrs. Marsh ana Webb appeared for plaintiff Messrs
Grant and Allen of Oswcgo, and j. T. Williams OF New
York. for the defendant Messrs. John X. Porter and
Peter Cgger also counsel for the defendant, Will arrive
by the evening train.