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NOTICE.
To Edward Kilbourne, Caroline A. Rilbourne, VI.
w, Perine, State Savings Institution, Mason 4
Wheeler, George &. Gordon, Frederick Shelley,
C.1Arher:
THERE is now on hls In the ofioc OF the Clerk
/ VI the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, st
Fort N adison, the petition Of VIM. Thompson, TrHs-
tee for Mrs. T.. NJ. Grsham claiming against 3D.
ward kilbourns judgment for the amount Of
promissory note, wit: $6SA and the interest due
and the costs; and against all the defendants the
foreclosure Of mortgage executed by Edward Kill
bourne and Caroline A. kilbourne on certain land
in Lee County Iowa, 70 said note and 10 per
cent interest after the maturity Of the note.
Unless You appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day ut noon of the May term
Qs6i) Of sAid Court, default will be entered, =
Judgment will be rendered, and tho property or
| dered to be sold.
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
Jan. Is, 1861. Pitts Atty.
Let this notice be published Tor four consecutive
weeks In the Daily Cato City, published in Lee
County, Iowa.
ERIE J. LEIGH,
Jan. rs, 1851. Clerk Of District Court.
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To A. II. HeasIip, =. 7. Heaslip, George Denison,
Henry ID. Hart, John Donaho, Z. frank ! Son,
Young Brothers d Co., Web4ter, Marsh 4 Co.,
Locke, Marrh Co.:
THERE Ia now on file in the Office OF the. Clerk
i Of the District Court II Lee County, Iowa, IT
Fort Madison, the petition Of samuel W. Baldwin
and samuel M. Dcdd, partners in trsde under the
hru name and style Of baldwin q hcdd, claiming
OF A. II. Heaslip judgment for $3.50 = prom
issory uote executed by him to piaintins, and
against al the defendants the foreclosure Of .
mortgage executed BY A. IL. HcaSlip and b. +.
Hsaslip to secure aaid note. 1he ether sefesGsnts
are interested In the property.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
Or before noon OF the second day of the May term
tls61) Of said Court, default will be entered,
judgment rendered, and the property ordered 70
be sold.
RANKIN MILLER,
Jan. y, l66i-dlm pltas' Att'Ys.
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~M kR1Ff'A SALE.

u
STATE OF IOWA, dc
IlI virtue u Special Execution 40 me directed,
- issued by the Clerk Of she District Court Of
safd county, in fa,or of James E. Ersee, George 81.
Barber and j. La Fsyette Curtis, plaintins, and
husmeTfurtis, intervening plaintiff, AND sganst
PhineasC. Wright, Winthrop peNef. samuel
kobb, samuel Wolf, j. BrentgartneY ard vile, 7.
J Firth, A. Hine, John T. Allen, John MrDoegal,
Jesse Ruadiek, kossna Wright, Ansci Philips
and wife. Richard Z. Weirrick and wife. u. l..
Wadsworth, Jonas VI heeler and others, / have
gvrsd upon, aid viii sell 10 The highest bidder, at
the door of the CLERK Office II the District Court
OF Lee County. Iowa. 1T keohuk In said county, On
the 10th day Vt February, a. ID. 1851, bssweeu the
hours OF o'clock m. and o'clock p NJ. of said
day, tcommencing ., e'slock ?. m. the follo~ing
properly, towit certain Ast, being 20 .cret II
land, situated in Lee County, lows. and being all
she northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter VI
section fourteen in Township sixty Eve north of
range ayswcAt, excepting thersirom acres in
square form at the south least corner of the same
quarter of said quarter ction, with its sppurtsn
ances and also, all the last exceI tod ten sit
uate ~ the soath~esst quarter VI said northeast
quarter VI said section fourteen With the exception
VI two and half acres in asauare form ~ the
south east corner OF the Ten acre tract esti-
mated nj seven ard half acres
Taken, levied upon md TO be fold by order u
Court to sa,ify said Writ VI Execution.
heokuk, January is, 1891.
IL. M.GEIFFITH,
Sheriff If Lee County.
CUa-1s, GILMORE Gurus, rlttis Att'ys.
ian2i d3w -fpY's fee xfD1
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To Moses d. Morrison, Hawkins Taylor, bullock 4
Goodloe:
FINnERE IL now on fle In the Office Of the Clerk
J Of the District Court Of Lee County, iowa, al
Fort Madison, the petition Of William Thomp son
claiming against Moses b Morrison ~ maker and
Hawkins Taylor endorser, the sum Of Is ,0o0 on =
premissory note executed by said Morrison to ssid
Taylor, and endorsed; also, against all the defen-
danta the foreclosure Of mortgage real estate
in the City Of keoknk, Lee County, Iowa, executed
by said Morrison 70 said Taylor to secure the said
note.
Unless you appear and snswer said petition on
or before the second day al noon Of the May term
1851 OF the aforesaid Court, default will be en-.
tered, Judgment will be rendered and the proper
ty ordered 10 be sold.
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
Jan Is, 1861. Phfs Att'ys.
Let the above notice be published for four con-
secutivc weeks in the Daily Gate City, Published
in Lee County, Iowa.
ERIE J. LEIGH,
Jan. IS, 1851. Clerk District Court.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

9TH7Eo6
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To M. p. sharts, Chloe A. charts, William Tim
herman. Hanfofd L Bro, q. N. Lyman, fickien
4 Lucas:
gNHEkE is now on hle In the Office Of the Clerk
/ Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ~
Fort Madison, the petition Of William Thompson
claiming Ut NJ. y. oharts and William Tmberman
judgms Mt for ~ 900 on promissory note execu-
ted by them to plaintiff, ard against oil the defeD-
dants the forecl surc Of mort gage executed ~ M.
p. sharts and Chloe a. STARTS real estate In hec
kuk to secure said note.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the May term, 1861 at
noon of said Court defaul, will be entered judg-
ment will be rendered and til. property ordered t.
be sold.
RANKIN q MILLER,
Jan. Is, 1881. Pitts Att'ys.
Let the above notice be published for four con-
secutiye weeks In the laily Gate City published
IN lee County, Iowa.
ERIE J. LEECH,
Jan. Is, 1861. Clerk District Court,
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ia11: SSssSS.
TO JOHN MAIN and Franklin Stohl:
X/OU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there IL now on ilc in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the District Courtof Lee County, Iowa, IT Fort
Madison, petition Of Michael Bushy claiming OF
you the cancellation Of certain deed executed BY
You the said John Main to you said Stohl, convey
ing to raid Etohl part Of lots T. s. and 8, in block
70, in the City OF Ksokuk, Lee County, Iowa;
s.sd deed bearing date Of Dec. 9th. 1855, and pur
porting to be for tho confederation Of $500, and
also praying posse sson Of said lots, and that the
title TO the same be Quoted.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
thereto on or before Of the second day Of the
next term OF said District Court to be begun and
holden in Fort Madison on the third Monday
10 May next, decree will be rendered against
you in accordance with tho prayer VI the said Pc
titiOn.
Jan. %; l86l-dlm Pitts Att'ys.
~ NEW BOOK FOR CA ILDK I'm.
TIME KANGAROO HUNTEkS; or, ADvssruREs
j II TIM BUSH By Anne Bowman, author Of
THE Oastaways. ""Ths Young Rxiles,"
For sale ct
OGDEN. BROWNELL ! co.'s.
C1CKLxS.-A eooA article 81 5iskl tor ssls y
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Proposed Attack upon The Capital.

1t seems that Messrs. Lincoln and Hamlin
have 10th received anonymous letters, threat
ening violent opposition to their Inauguration
on the 4th Of March, and the Richmond En-
quirer very coolly proposes for the States of
Virginia and Maryland to secede and prepare
a force to capture the capital of the United
States and not suffer Lincoln to be inaugurated.
Is any one so foolish as to forget that one object
in locating the Capitol Of the United States at
Washington was that the land, being ceded to
the United States, and surrounded with States
supposed to be particularly favorable to mod
Grafton and the Union, and central to all parts,
of the Government, would be able to protect
itself from mobs and mOlestations Of whatever
character.
If there is the slightest danger of disturb.
ances at Washington, the ultimate result will
be, and before any very distant day, the re-
moyal Of the seat Of Government. The people
of Washington will find, indeed they well
knew, that all disturbances of the public tran.
guilty must pull down the value Of real estate
more rapidly than any other cause. But in
Washington any such liability would simply
lead to the transfer Of the capital to some place
Of unquestionable security. At this time every
thing betokens the augmentation of the power
Of the West. II is the West that will ottle the
sectionsl controversy. For years the center
OF population has been gravitating in that di.
rection further and further, and there is no
doubt that any such incendiary attempts as
have been indicated, would, in the first place
bring down hosts Of armed men from the whole
Of the northwest, whose revenge would lay
waste Virginia, should they prove, as they
must, from the sheer force Of numbers, even
tually successful. In the meantime, and in
case Of any reverse, instant attempts would be
made to remove the seat Of Government west
ward.
This would be an obvious result, and, al
though most disastrous TO the unity of the
country, its immediate effects would be to rem
der Washington itself, with all its magnificent
public buildings, waste, bowling wilderness
As for its becoming the capital Of Southern
Republic, even supposing secession were 50
successfully accomplished, and supposing il to
embrace the whole of the slave States, tha,
would be impossible and absurd. Situated &C
close to the borders Of Pennsylvanis and of the
Free States, how long would it be before doz
en- John Browns would capture il, If the Cap
ital of Southern Republic?
The removal of the seat Of Government from
old Rome TO new Constantinople resulted il
the ultimate division Of the Empire into East.
ern and Western. A removal Of the Cspito
from Washington westward might be attended
with similar results eyentually, and therefore
il ought to be opposed, and all causes tendin,
70 such result. Nothing will ever do il bu
the folly and wickednesa OF feonspirators agains
the public peace and Constitution. Phil. Led
ger, Dee. 20.
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THE FRENCH PREss-The extracts which we
have lately given from the articles of the French
press on American affairs, whilst equally conclu-
sive with those Of the English against the cher
ished idea offOregn interference In behalf of the
southern states, exhibits hearty and unaffected
frlendliness of tone towards our whole country
which must be gratifying to- every true American.
La Presse, which declares Its conviction that its
sentiments are the sentiments of the French
Government, says that the duty Of France is to
labor with all her power to prevent dissclu-
ton" She has helped to make this people-she
will never help TO destroy them. France was the
nrst any OF the United states-we hope that she
will be her counsellor, and expose the abyss into
which they are hurrying. No one can doubt the
sincerity Of this language Ii is the evident utter
ance Of old and true friendship France is at thi,
moment truer friend Of America than America
lis OF herself May we not hope that even South
Caroiin ma will hear the voice Of France which, Il
would seem, she has herself invoked.-Ba BaI.inlor,
American
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LYNN SAVINGS BANk-The shoemakers OF
Lynn, Mass. y are not by any means destitute OF
money, but have something laid away for a rainy
day: AT recent meeting Of the Lynn Five Cents
Savings Bank, which has been organized but q
short time, 1t was announced that the deposits
amounted to about S3l 600, there having been a
constant increase for some time past
SEVEN Persons EXECUTED BY MoB.-Roller,
a white man, and six negroes, were summarily
executed, at Pine Level, Ala last week, for an
attempt at inciting fnsurrection among the ne.
groes The white man was convicted on the evil
dence Of his own brother, who was permitted to
depart.
III Itis stated (says the Bath Chronicle) tina,
the Interesting Brehmin convert to Christianity,
Jogurth Chundra Gangooley, will shortly be mar,
rIed az Bristol to an American lady Mr. Gan.
cooley rs now staying at Clifton, but will take his
departure for India, on his missionary labors,
soon after bis marriage.
III A new religious corporation has been es.
tabiished In Algeria, under the name of The
Ploughing Fathers {" They have Imposed on
themselves the task Of ploughing successfully and
gratuito isy all the uncuitivated portions Of the
soil Of that colony, which they win then make
over to the State for the use Of Immigrants
III We see In foreign papers very interesting
accounts Of the "Bible women's meyem ents,, jn
London. More than one hundred women are now
engaged In going among the worst and most mis-
cradle, TO read the Scriptures and sell copies OF
the Bible.
IL One Of the leading literasy journals O,
England In printing the "Internatioual ode - by
Oliver Wendell Holmes, sung at the mnsicai fes
uval In Boston In honor Of the Prince Of Wales
says "a they are the best verses Of the kind in ou
knowledge" I" cF- - - .
III Scurvy has already made its appearance IN
Kansas, supefinduced by scantiness Of food. Tn,
physicians there dread an epidemic from the same
Gauss. s3t@ 49, FE-
III starving wife in ENGLAND b.. w,,,..,
to the Phfiadelphia police, begging them 10 max,
inquiry respecting her husband, who left her n v,
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Boston Journal.
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celebrated .Hiawaha Hair storativs,' an article
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
IL well known Captain of the Steamer Fulton:

Dr. J. C. AyeT, LopelL->Ir: am urged by my
wife to report TO you q your Sarsaparilla has
made in our family, end as il Is the only way IN
which We can make you any acknowleds cement of
son, eleven years old, has had ScrGfHla sores on
his ears, neck and arms for hvs years They were
much OF tie time very distressing. and we fe red
they would kill him. At first swelling would ap-
pear, then it would break nd make q running sore
which would not heal. They became very loath-
SOM and often painful; they, stopped his growth
and seemed to undermine his health, that he be-
Medicines, bpt they did ro good. A clergyman in
our nei ghborhood, who had seen some reinarkab bic
cures by your Cherrv Pectoral, advised us to try
your SersaparIlla, and we did. fhe smallest sores
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In two moro they had healed, and in two months
the child was as well es anybody. he now enjoys
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parent, you may well believe that we shaI not soon
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Very truly, your humble servant,
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