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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

Eg- Among the Federal appointments
in Iowa, we notice those of Hon. w. HI
+. GURLEY, OF Davenport, District At
torney, and III. M HOME, of Des Moines
Marshal. Mr.. GuRLEY is a prominen
and rising young lawyer, and was !
member Of the last Legislature. HUI
HOME, every body knows him. lie wa.
the Chairman of the State Central Com
mittee in the iagt campaign, and did eff
Gent service, liz vii make a capital of
iicer. a&a % a
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

FIRE IN Iowa CIrY-We learn from
the Iowa City Republican, Ertra, of the
18th, inst, that fire occurred in that
place on Saturday night last, which de-
siroyed property to the amount Of 5000
or $40, 900. Ii originated in building
on Dubuque street. occupied by j. Wort
man, and communicated 10 buildings
owned or occupied by l.. b. u o. A.
Patterson, Robert Garter, NJ. Freeman,
John Faux, j. Z. Schetler, John Curry
and Il. L. Dunlap.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02
Foreign News.

New YORK, March 28.-The steam.
ship City of Baltimore from Liverpoo
18th, and Queenstown 18th, arrived a
1850 O'Clock A. M.
Gregory had notice on the books thai
he would at an early day call the alien
ton OF the government to the exigenc,
of the prompt recognition OF the South
ern Conlederacy of America.
The French Corps Legislatif was en-.
gagged in debating an address. The main
topic was the Italian policy, which sever
al members strongly denounced, assert
ing that the English policy had proved
victorious in Italy. One member warn
ed the government against its suicidal
policy, and predicted internal dangers
ahead, The NoAiteur contained an arti,
Gle against the speech, and defended the
Emperor's course.
Another conference on the Syrian
question was to be held. on The llth, anC
an agreement was soon expected.
The French papers publish dispatches
announcing the threatening attitude o
the Musselmen towards the Christians il
Syria.
The Bourse was flat 63f. Sc. a
1t WAS rumored that Francis III, had
ordered Gen. Fergola to surrender Mes.
sua. Another report is that the garrison
will probably be compelled to surren
der. SIS.
Count Cavour presented a project of 4
law proclaiming the Kingdom of Italy tc
the lower branch of the Italian Parlia
ment.
II is denied that Sardinia was nego.
tiating at Rome.
All was quiet at Warsaw, but it is as
serted that agitation though muffied was
increasing. Russian troops continued
arriving.
There were differences between Sin
Henry Bulwer and the American Minis
ter at Turkey. Bulwer declined attend
ing the latter's reception on Washington
birthday.
American securities were quite buoy
ant.
liverpool observation-disclosures. Wake.
field, Nash d. Co., and Richardson
Spence IL Co, report -four more in request
Generally held advance Of I'd per Dbl
Sales 28@3os 81 Wheat fair demand
good qualities generally Id lower White
12@l3s per quintal Corn Sd per quar-
ter dearer; Mixed 37oa37s Sd.
London Markets. Wheat firm, at 1:
@2s per bushel for good, but inferior
dull. Flour unchanged. Sugar Cd
lower for raw
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

A blunt old citizen Of Cleveland. nc
cording TO the Herald, was recently ex
pressing the great interest he felt in re
gard to themovemenls of the President
elect. lie said - hope he will come
out all right. have done my best TO
help him by praying for him every night.
The other night prayed earnestly for
the success of the President, and TO pre-
vent mistakes just added that Imeant
.d5rolam lincoln, and not hat other .tet-
Ter -
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

Liverpool, 14M.-Breadstuff firm but
quiet. Provisions quiet. ~
london l4th.-The City of Baltimore
brought ISL, 1913 in specie, and the vi.
go Ee4,948.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

Orr the Track The cars, on the ID.
& S. C. r.. r. have run off the track
twice this week between Waterloo and
Jesup. We understand that the reason
assigned is an imperlection in the wheels
of some new rolling stock which the com
pany have been purchasing, winch is
now drawn off, and is to be returned 70
the manufacturers we are told. No
accident of serious nature has resulted
from the above mishaps. = Cedar Falls
GuzeHe.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

"GRATE SkwIRr." There is a fine
military company at Cedar Falls, the
Pioneer Guards. Some wags the other
day thought they would present them
with " field piece. SO they procured an
immense tin syringe, some three or four
feet long, and mounted it on pair of
high wheels, such as are used in hauling
logs to mill Hitching a pair OF cattle
on this cart, they drew it up to the house
of Col. Fitz Mc-- and presented II
with flowery speech and Gronde -four
eesch. 1t was received in a proper spirit
aud pu. down for a good joke.--1t'aes
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02
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T1s- The Charter election liz Dubunue

E1" The Charter election in Dubuque,
took place Yesterday. The Repub
liqans have nominated Mr.. sropr, the
present incumbent, for Mayor, and the
Democrats, Mr.. HErHERINGToN, who
held the office two or three years since.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

The number of persons killed and
wounded in Texas by the Indians dur.
ing the past three months is estimated
at 40.
A large tree, supposed to beover sew
len centuries old, near the City of Mexi-
co, is said to have been struck by light
ming more than two hundred times.
While the present crisis has caused
many failures among business men, the
traitorous leaders who caused it escape
without the I" SUSPENSION they deserve.
| A young American singer, Miss EN-
ma J. Nichols, is appearing with great
success in London, at the exhibition of a
corps of New England Minstrels.
His excellency, Gov, Andrews, Of
Massachusetts, with the advice and con-
sent Of the Council, has appointed April
9TH, as day of fasting. prayer and hui
initiation.
Three members of the Cabinet
Messrs. Cameron, Welles and Blair
III, nave "otheu "a az ,1le c'9o ~ Pi,i'el 3
hene' WIN ICE les'uen' hla,ni'"' 'o' ~
aii iiiuS'''ou9 qu"r'o''e u 'yPo''
ANOTHER FERRY-The Illinois Central
Railroad Company have purchased fer
ry boat at Cairo, which is on its way TO
this port to be put into the service of the
company ,,n.iieuia'eis' III transfer ny
ire'Sntanu h'l'fol ~, passengers across 'he
| fi'er'-- D"0"4@e : '"'eS'
A gentleman writes to the Prdsr1e
farmer from Coles county, that he finds
by mixing Chinese sugar cane with
lmphee-'n equal parts--ln grinding
that very fine grained molasses is OBJ
tanned. There IS here sample made IN
this manner that Is grained as thick as
mush.
We noticed yesterday afternoon that
two long trains came in on the Des Moines
road, fetching, among other things,
twelve car loads OF coal This coal is a
superior article, and finds ready mar
ket. We learn that the daily sales TO
boats alone now average 1000 bushels.
The business is now in energetic hands,
and will rapidly develop to the proper
tons of great magnitude. - Gate city.
>, -.
Sem o'soa.G" 20 ~ J"ays Ao"9Ssreel
eHa y, "e .o1ar q me res ~oS coming
"'"~ re'"7o'ce"'e"'S' ne troops were
tiuS pu' vi rieir su"fu' anu "heii tie
/ outt ol the west arrived she fecei'eu
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

Thc Guardian is the official Paper
of Buchanan County. and having
"a much Larger Circulation th an any
other Paper published therein, is
the most Valuable TO resident or non
resident property holders, ana is also
the best medium for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02
LATEST.


Turin, March l3th--The Citadel Of
Messina surrendered 10 tie Sardinians
to-day. 81 adalac Fkau1e
Berae, l2.---The Sandman Govern
ment had lodged a complaint with the
Federal Council against Bishop Morrilly
on account Of his pastoral letter having
con tanned remarks disrespectful to Vic
tor Emanuel, The Government of the
Canton OF Fribourg has rejected it.
CnINA.--Pekin was quiet. The trea-
.ly is working satisfactorily. The rebels
have been deleatedihy the Imperialisls
again ha tssa aa#
II Wm.saw. i3M.2--A separate Council Of
State has been granted by the Emperor,
to The Kingdom OF Poland. Somenskie
was appointed President.
1 Paris, ] 3a. The Putrie denies that
Prince Napoleon is about to visit Italy.
An encounter took place few days
since between n French regiment and
seven hundred Papal Zouaves. A
French colonel was killed and three men
wounded.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

The number of persons killed and
wounded in Texas by. the Indians dur
ing the past three months is estimated
at 470.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

His excellency, Gov, Andrews, OF
Massachusetts, with the advice and con-
sent Of the Council, has appointed April
9TH, as a day of fasting, prayer and hui
initiation.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

A large tree, supposed to beover sew
en- centuries old, near the City of Mexi
co, is said to have been struck by light
ming more than two hundred times.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

T II IAE HFEf' Ut ''I77SVI1 ~
The Western Stage with mails and
passengers and Hinckley's Express, iol
Omaha, passed this afternoon.
penyer. Hdrch 28tk. The daily yield
of gold in the mines is very rapidly in
creasing. The mills are nearly all get
ting to work, many of them with the new
gold saving process. The population on
Blue River slope has doubled in tho last
month That district will be n great
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-02

A young American singer, Miss EN-
ma j. Nichols, is appearing with great
success in London, at the exhibition of a
corps of New England Minsrels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

THE DEFENCEs OF NEW ORLEANS A gen.
tleman who is familiar with the situation and
defences of New Orleans expresses doubt
Whether the city can be invaded from the ses
so easily as has been supposed The Missis
Hppl river is believed to be amply protected
by Forts jackson and Philip. The approaches
by way Of Lakes Borgne and POnchartrain are
well guarded. Forts Pike and Wood, which
command the two channels leading from the
former into the latter lake are formidable
structures, each mounting fifty heavy guns
with double bitches and bomb proof G asements
vessels approach Fort Pike through a narrow
channel, which is commanded for six miles By
the raking FIRE Of the forts.
The point where the British landed, which
is in bayou leading out of Lake Borgne, i,
commanded by strong battery-open, how
ever, at the rear. There is also q strongly for
tilted tower on the shore of Lake Ponchar
train, commanding the entrance to a creek ex
tending into the main land twenty-seyen mile
below New Orleans.
Our informant thinks that Fort Pike nigh
be silenced by landing force at the mouth o
Pearl river, and bombarding it from the op
posite shore.
The naval forces which have sealed up tn,
entrance to New Orleans through Lake Borgn,
are not 80 unpleassntly situated as many hsv,
supposed The coast is healthy, and in tn,
winter season the region abounds in ducks
geese, and other wild fowl, and at all season
OF the year with oysters, crabs, reddish, cal
fish, &c.
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising from ENcesses. Habits of Dissipst8ob,
Early " TdIsor-tlop or Abuse.
Attesded trffh ths FoIi0tciEg Sympfoms:
ludispos,tIOn to Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss OF Memory, Difhculty Of RrestkIns.
Weak Nerves, TrombIlpr, ,
Horror of Disease, wekefaioess
Dimusss Of Vision, Pam in the Bsok
un,ysrss Lsssituds Of the Muscular sy.tsm,
hot Hands, Flushing OF the Bcdy,
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptions on the fscr,
FAILID COUNTENANCE.
These symptI ms, II q owed 20 90 on, which this
medicine lnvsnsbly Temovss, coon follows
IMPOTENCY, ,FATUIrY. EPILEPTIC FITS,
IN one Of tckicA hs Patient may Espi,s.
Who can cay that they are not fesueuty fol b
lowed by those "DIRETUL pIsEAsn,"
' INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Man are aware Of the cause OF thsir sufsrlaf,
BUT NONE WILL CoNFIss.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE ASYLUMS
AHd the Melancholy Deaths bp Co.ss-sptios.
BEAR ANPLE WITNESS TO THE IBuTH or THE
ASSERTION.
THE COESTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid OF medicine TO strengthen and
IbvIgoTste the System,
which HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCBU
tsrariably does.
IEIAL WILL CONVINCE THE NcsT sKEFIIcAL.
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NOTICE.
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"ADAMS' " EXPRESS COMPANY"

ADhhS' ESS T.
This Company ofers to ths public" unequslled
Advantssssn for the Safe enf Quick dispatch OF
DO, TO all parts of the United states.
Expresses to and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive in Washington twice daily,
All Expresses are In charge Of ezperieaeed and
reliable Messengers.
All Packages for The Soldiers oerred at "oNE
HALF" our usual rates.
All Goods for the so-called "Confederate States''
and all Articles "COntraband of War" viii be
REFUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York 81 /, 5, and 8 p.
Pm. WV
Expresses leave Philadephia at $50 A. M. and
lP M, arriving In Washington at 80 P. M, and
ca. I'd,
Expresses leave Baltimore a. % A. NJ. and P.
!! p M. Arriving in Washington at A M: and 30
Expresses for all points North and West leave
Washington st 7.sO A. NJ. and $50 r Nj. daily.
special Contracts for Iarse apantitss Of Freight
can be made on APPLICATION 10 this Office.
All Goods called for and delivered free of Extra
charges. E. W, PARSONS,
Sup't Adams Express Company.
Washington, August q, 1851. an q If
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e F, Witness.
PROPOSALS FOR RATIeNs FOR 1864.

Quarter masters, Qfcs q. Marine Corps,l
sv.,rDpu wGshisgtGr, seItsm6s5 g, 1851;
until The sltn day OF October next al u o;cocf
or furnishing Tatlo9s to the U: s. Msrines, At the
N.W S9Hns sRs ss
CharlestOvn, Massachusetts;
BROOKLYN, Long lslapd, rev York;
Phi'adelp phis. PennsylvanIs;
Washington, District Of Columbia
Each ration 70 consist Of hree-sart Of pound
made Of extI. sup sac aour, or ia lieu Thereof
pound of hard bread, at the option of me ern-
nsnt; and st the rate Of Ell ht quarts Of best vhi'e
pounds Of sOOd coffee or in lie1 thereof and :
t.lf Pcunus Of tsa; 6ftssn pounds Of good New
sdsmsntine osadss; or one.sna- -a-hsIf TcSnd; q
.Sd
drea and hitJ-six pounds Of potatoes, 70 saOh hum
The increased sIIowsncs of four ounces of -four
or bread, and the allowance Of Potatoe :, as above
present Insurrscton and the ration be as provIded
BY law and regulations on the lst Of July, 1851.
oon@.nGiug ocsr Of esoh station, either in bali i
or by the single 'stlon; aud shall consist Of the
nsg q Rnd: nsms sss
All bid. must be accompanied By the following
Tn. uDd.r.irIss, rsT q G.srss... in III. s,.,.
hsrsSs guaranty thsi in cs.s the i forssoina ss n
be accepted. he or they will, within Ten days sffer
the receiptof the contract az the Post Ooe named
execute the contract for the same, with good and
suflolent suretles, and in case said shall
fail TO enter into nraot aforesaid We fuarsnty
20 make good the differences between the offer Of the
SAID --a and that vhioh may be aco~pted.
Witness. 4 & b; B. ss:1snsSf: ss.rsnsSI:
Z. r.
1882 .t--H
hereby certify that the above named -
make good their guarantees. q. II.
Toes strssd Sy ths Usitsd States pisfrsef Jsdss,
Uatfsd States District Aff0rs<y, o. Ceitscfoe.D
No Proposa will be oonsldered unless scoom-
panied by the above g-srantee.
(Nevspa sers au Rorlzed TO publieh the above
II send the paper containing the frst insertion TO
this Offioe for exsninnnon
Proposals 20 be eldufs Il 9 Proposals Tor kationf
W,B. SLACK,
90 H-law4w Major and QuarteI us&steys
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.

oE1 oFttVFt 1tH1TuT
For Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DKDP.
SlCAL swELLIN0s.
This Medicine increases the power Of pffesoor
and aIoltss the ABsoRBINrs into kealthy acton .
by whloh the wATKRY OR cALckIous deDoslIions,
sad g. UNNATURAL ENLA RsE sNTs are reduced |,
80 we'll 80 FAIN And INFLAMMATION, and Ia rood
MEN, WOMEN. OR CHILDREN.
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"A JUST RECFIVED-
$50 cans SAUSAGE MEAT,
go cans ERESH TOMATOES,
go cans FIR ESH VEAL,
$50 cans BEEF, Ia mode
90 cans ROAST BEEF,
$50 cans FRESH MUTTON,
$40 oans BEEF and GRAVY,
2xo cans SOUP and gOUlLLI,
TABLES,
For sale st New York Factory prices.
KING & BURCHhLL,
see Corner and fifteenth Streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

IL Capt. Bowers, Of the San Francisco Upper
ship Black Bswk, belonging to the Black hal
Line, committed suicide on Saturday by firing
an ounce pistol ball into his head He ecouimitted
the act on board his vessel, whilst lying In the
harbor OF New York.
IL The French Government, IL 10 stated, hal
purchased foreign wheat to the value of eleven
millions sterling, since last harvest, which &C
counts for the rapid loss Of bullion by the Bank
Of France, which had raised It's rate Of discount
to 5h per cent
u The Nashua Manufacturing Company have
contracted with the government to furnish 800 OOl
cotton flannel drawers. This will furnish COED
employment for large numbers They are all to
be sewed by hand.
u The advance In freights and the increasin ng
business on all the roads leading from the Misss.
sippi 70 New York 10 turning the attention OF
capitalists TO railroad shares and prices are rap
idly improving.
III There are more more than ffty thousand
miles Of telegraph wires In use In Great Britain.
During 1850 the general public used them to the
extent Of ISL 257 messages
iD-The next Ohio Legislature will be com
posed Of men Of strong Union sentiments; but ac-
cordiDg TO the old party lines the senate will be
Republican aud the House Democratic.
iDwilkss' Esprit" states that M Berger, the
billiard player, made IS 900 by his exhibition In
this country. t.s(1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

Take no more Balsam, MsrcpEy, o. UspIsasasi
Medicine for Unpleasant oHd Dangerous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

BRIGADIRR GENERAL PIERCE Tile Taunton
Gazette says that this officer is at present at home
In Freetown, In feeble health, and that the news
paper statement that he has been serving as a pr
yate In Colonel Webster's Regiment arose f.. II
the fact that while on visit TO Co onel Webstp,
he twice volunteered In case Of alarm, and once
came near being shot by the careless use Of mus
ket in the hands Of a volunteer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

bic to say; but I am disposed to think General
Mcclellan will do il when he does move, il his
troops are properly led by their regimsntsl
officers
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Discovery oFSN
~rkk21 THE AGk! ~Ak$
w At 2sI G street, opposite SMH
the Ih.d eT.


OYSTERS STEAMED
In the Shell! and Thoroughly Cooked (far su periOr
To rOaet In tt1o minutes, the fdStsSI
time on record. Call and see.
The underslgIed re. p-ctfuIy informs his friends
in the District, and visitors to the city that he has
Tehtted hts OLD and w wsLL-kNowN EsTl lBLIsHME.
IN most thorough msnner, and has made COM
Pete arrangements to furnish OYSTERS la auy
style and IN any quantsy 4O0 to 5o "A Ions shucked
per day. 40 10 5 Coz cans Of SpIced aad r Iesh
put up daily-csns hermeticaliy s. aled Furnished
la the shell BY the bushe or barrel
Persons wishing to have Or stsTs furnished re- u
larly through the winter, at Baltimore prices,
without fear of failure, should call and make ar
rang sments At onoe. Freignt. time, and money
saved by purchasing of me, as furnish an article
equal TO the celebrated Baltimore esta bl ishments
at prices Just as low.
TO Suffers.
Canned Meats, LObsters, Sardines, Clsms,
Strawberries, Tomatoes, Pigs Feet, Tnps, ,
sso..Se: 90. &c: Also, Pickles, CstsgP, ssao.s. Brandy
ties, Terra pins, Fresh Lnbsters Cod, Habut, & o,
In not, every thing for sale in the tths mar
kets always on hard, a. reasons ole prices
Hotels and families supplied with Oysters, de-
nve7ed without charge q any part of the District,
in oasop, n tine money is sent with th order.
My estahilshmentls is open from 3 m To II at
10 O'Clock q m. :
sen Il, M. HARVEY
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w. WOOD AND COAL.
OO VIII snreiJ ,kst your moneys worth By
sr 0 Ssvssfh stYtsT cad CANAL, GEO. PAGE,
AEent.) They sel cheaper and give better measure
than any others IN the cSty-cut, spllt and dellv-
cred free of charge. If you doo | eileve i've
the Pioneer Mills . tina, and be SATISFIED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-16

900 JOHNSON L NAGLE, 0OO
%CC NO 2sS KNNsYLVANIA AVENUE, EOJ
Betwesn lslL a and Tenth SITS. south side,
IaPORTERS, $50, OF WINES. LLQUORS, Sc
6fHES, FINE GRdCERIEEsSss ANb S1S
Suffers STORES ING ENERA[.
CHAMPAGNES:
g II; Mumm, Piper heidslok.
moet Chandon. Cartier Il Co, Barat & Fagot,
Tourette, Roy al Grape,
Which We offer at New York PIices-freight
added. JOHNSON & NASI,E
. 2s9 Penna avenue,
Abm. NJ. Binlngsr & Co.'S us IIo,d street, New
York; " ord renowned BOTTLED WINES and
LIQUORS, for Camp, NJ edIcinal, and FamiIy use,
constantly on hand aad sold at. New York Prices
2S9 Penna. avenue
PICKLES, Pepper and other SAUCES. TO
MAT0 CATSUP, by the barrel, gallon, or dog en- -,
from the oeebrated mahuf, ,otory Of fohrt nbarh q
CO., New York, st astonishingly lov prices.
At JOHNSON & NA6LE's,
Also, PICKLEp: PIG FEET, TxMB AND
or half -hArrel. se 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-07

10 IT,. Msksnny, Elisa +. HcKSsny. Jesse
Reeves, Britten Co., NJ b. Thomasson, u.
Rsples, willard Hsov. Htate of lows Tor the
use Of The eeAoci Fund, Thomas Psgss, \. II.
OlipAant, J. n. Irwin, WilliAm irwin, y. j.
McNamafa, Robert OadvAIadss, Claim, Mellen
4 Co, Arnoll Kendall; Ezra Potter, A. @.
Campbell and william Miller, u, ecutors Of u.
c,b Miller, deceased; Collier W hite Lead Comm
ny, Mosier Wilde, Brooks Breed, William
Tholnpson Co
81 On snd each u Won are hereby notified that
- iAsreis nnx on hle In the ofhce III the Clerk oil
the District Courtof lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, q petition Of Frederick Esrnum, claim.
INK of you ti,c esid IT,. MtKenny the sum oil
fourteen hundred do Hare end interest 10 pei cent
per snhum Gp~ntwo pr ON iss,ry notes sxvcsttd By
you. beins one pots pay able to the order Of Rox
Farntm Ind one not rsya bie TO order Of Fred.
ericA 1arnum ar bearer; and also claimi nK against
ell OF yoU the foreclosure Of . mortgage executed
BY the said I. l. McKsnny to Frederick Farnam
10 sscure the payment Of said notes spou certain
real estate therein dtsrrihsd situated in LeecouD-
ty Iowa praying tor The taIe Of the said premises
and general relief.
And unleaa you appear and answsr said petition
on or before noon Of the secon day OF The next
term 81 said Court, 10 b holden - Fort Msdisen
on the first Monday Of December, A. D. 1851 de-
fault viii be entered against you, and judgment
NOBLE ) STRONG,
Aug 5, 186l-lm Plt6,e Att'ys.