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CURTIS, GiLLAOREk CURTIS,
March %, lS6f-4w Eols. for Petition or.


Lcgat Nastcr.
STATE OF IOWA, IS. In The District Court =
LEE CoUsry. ssid Cssnty, at kcokuk
Samuel H.. voerhies, r. ID. Foster, J. b. Paul,
Samuel X. Curtis, &. II. Harrison, Moor.
4 Hooper, Guy Wells, Davis, Rentgen : swan.
wick, j. L. curts, and H. n, Ayrss, plaintiff, J
VeSSue
VIM. r. B. Lynch. Il. II. Bsiding (iatc partners m
der the name Of Lynch Bsldisg b. s. Bilings j
N. Billir g, Dan I Urich, Thos. Edwards. wn. 3D.
wards, J~s i. Estes, N. NJ. Hicks, wm. Leighton
Hawkins Tay loY, A. BsidgnAp, n. II. ksnner, 4. q
Baldwin, r. hiatt ~ a6ministx atos Of tia estate
Of a. r. Thomas, Arthur Wolcott, lease Wicker
sham, II. Reid, Tarbell C. II. Perry, D. r. Brig
ham, q. II. J. "A. Beaton. WI. Rsddisk J n. Nj
att,J. A. Durkee.J j. w. Clsghora, Bruce Dsnisss
h.N ilssy, C. Conn, J W. scfeggs, WV BskAap
Jas.H .1sssn, Peter kichar. Geo. Klb urns, def
NOTICE y hereby given 70 the defendants herein
~ above nsmsd, that petition In . sfvii sction
will b. o. ~ b the Clerks 0las az thS District
Court aforesaid o. o. before the III Aay Of April
A. D. 1851, IN behalf u the above NAMED Plaintiffs
against you. and claiming 70 recover Of Lysch :
Bedding 500 in favor Of each Of said p'sintilI
With interest. bsisk u 10 10 sll with Interest
and u foftelo0 = 10 = - r.al estate In Ksoknk
Lss County. lows. assisst oil said defendants
abd unless you appear and naks dsesnss thsrsts
before sos1 u The second Day u tAe next wis
6sptenhes, 1851 t0n Of saiA Osnra, jsdgsnsnl
viii = rsadsrsd Jos ihsrsop for said elais
OUTFITS. GILLMoRB ! CURTIS,
March 81, lo91-lv Soils. for Petitioners.
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G.<gas Nssscs.

G.<gaa Nosscs.
To Hugh u. Smiley, Martha J. Smiley. Margaret
9. Davies, johnson Davies, Convsrs, Harding .
c.:
IN o. before tho 10th day Of March, 1861.
~ there will te IN Ole IN the once Of the Clerk
Of the District Court 81 Lee County, lows, at
SON Co., claiming Of Hugh n. smiley two thou-
sand dollars on psomissory nete executed BY him
to A. l. Dsniag, and nov b. sndosemest he pro-
perty Of plaintiffs; snd against a1 the defendants
IT, Smiley and Martha J. Smiley n 4. L. bsming,
on real estate in Keokuk, Iowa, 70 secure s4id
nuts and TOO Others In which property all the de-
fendsnts Are intercsted.
And unless you appear and answer raid petition
on or before the neon Of the second day Of tho
next term Of said Court, 70 c0un<nos q Fort
Madison on be third Monday Of Nay, A. d. 1861.
. default viii be entered and Judgment rendered
- prayed for in the petition.
RANKIN MILLER,
March IL, 1851 dlm Piffiss Att'ys
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1t Ia devoted to the support Of the Democratic Re-
publican party, wHGH IT IL RlaBv, and OF DEM
OcRATIC PRINCIPLES ALWAYS! II the un-
compromising advocate OF
free So1li Free Labor Free speech
A strict construction of the Constitution, and m
kconomi al Administration Of the Govern ment.
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CAD REoDA ENT0 BACH.
I WOULD respectfully inform the aitisens 81 Kec-
/ kuk that have epened Tailoring netahlish-
msnt On Main a., between ltb and tth, witAis oas
3oor Of ClsSkss Leather Store, whore N rsSdy -
do anythins u NJ liAs With necklaces asd dspslsh.
have secarsd tks asryiees 81 ~ Oh pertser, u.
Acyvitt, iats Of Eeu York City, whore No has bsea
cutung In one u the fashionable of
that city. - tAat any ons wiahiDg ~ style viii
please give me cal.
Yostbs and Beys Ci0thipg ent II The latest New
York style, ~ bavsA fall ct q paetsrns from
the Eaat. JOHN FRAZER,
DECIDEDLY
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To Daniel 8, Forester:
NUU are hereby notified that there IL now on nle
i In the sAos Il The Clerk q the District Court
Of Lee County, lows, at ksotnk, : petition Of
samuel r. Voorhies claiming OF you the Foreclosure
Of mortgage on thu following real estate situate
in Lee County, lows. 10 Wit. Part Of Lots seven
~ and eight ~ In Block one hundred and I've 1ty-
one & III In the city q Ksokuk, bounded q fol
lows: commencing at point on the wsstsfly line
Of said lot sever (fl ninety eight toa) feet frsn
Bank street, thence In northsrly directsoa forty
twot41 fest thence In m easterly direction nine
ty 100 feet, thence 10 scutherly direeaion forty
two (41 feet, thence In westerly direction ninety
tsO) fest 70 the pAss 81 beginaingi and claimias
also under said mortgage decree OF judgnsnt
against you for six hundred and fifty dolisrs with
ten per cent per AMMAN interest thereon frsm Feb
ruary II, 1851 and praying Alpo for general relief
And unlsss ycu appear and ansver said petition
on before Of the a day Of the next term Of
said court, to commence II Keoksk On the 6rst
Monday Of September, A. p. 1851, default will
BE- entered against you and Judgment or decree
rendered thereon, In aceordsnos with the prayer
Of said petition.
THOMAS M. GREGORY,
March ~. l86l.dlm Sol. for Petitioner.
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To George W. Lemon, n. r. Lemon, Mary A. Lee
mon, stephen q. Durbridge, y. Bsshey, Daniel
and Julia Agne, Cornelius Faulkner, 0edge 3
Bro, Moses T. Mothevhsad.
VUu and each Of you are hereby notified that
n ron or before the hrst day Of February, 1861,
We're Will - on Gle in the oGios Of the Cl<rk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ~ Kso-
kak. the petition OF VIM. C. Graham claiming ~
against al Of you the foreclosure al povsssrs
executed by the said George W. Lemon to Milton
F.Coliins, March -, 1855, upon The south Of the
southwest VI section t~eni y-two f2sl 10 town
ship s,xty-Avs i6tl mort sf>rssgs vest, and the
hall q lot eiE tel 10 block iver foar 141 in the
city II keokuk, Ill In the seunty Of Lee aud s%ass
u Lows, 70 secure the pay nsnt Of three pvun,ssory
notes Of same date, payable In two, thre. and four
years respectively, for the ssm Of eighteen hun
sirsd and yeventy-hve dollars, with ten pcr rent.
interest per snnum; also asking judgment sgaiEst
The said George W. Lemon fer the amount ii ssid
Notes with interest and costa.
And unless you sppear and answer thereto on or
bsfors the Of the second day vi tho n IT term
Of said Court, commencing on the third Monday Of
May next, judgment will b. rendered against ron
thereon. WM.C.1kAuAM
March 8, 1881 dim
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CAUTION.

A. sevtala snpsineipIed persons are attempting
70 pain ~ IN the ansuspscting pubic iuitations
q ~ PkgPAKBD GLUE, would caution al
psrsans - exsniss bsfors purchasing, and see
thst tbA fail ssne,
11PALDIHG's PREPARED
= On The oatsids vrappss; al sthsss svindling
sssatsrfsits. l9sA1xdAul
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"a single Bottle Of SPALDIN0'S PRE-~
@fARKD GLUE will save tepVN
umes it, coat annually
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY! DISPATCH

S"A SrIrca II TINES SAVES NHK."O4
A. accidents will happen, even In we'll regulated
families Il - very desirable 70 have cheap and
souvenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
Orockssy, &c.
EPALDIN0's PREPARED GLUE
Meets all ssch emeg genciss, and no household CO,
a6ord 10 be without 1t. 1t il always ready. and %
- the sticking point.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N.B.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price
26csnts. Address
HENRY G. sPALDISG.
No. IS Csdsr-st., New York
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kegol NOglce.
To Thomas 1. Mckinney, James ReynoAs X, bert
Cadwaliadsr, u. Rspise, willard SNOW, tate Of
lo~a, Thonss Pasett. i. X. Irwin. william Ir
win, J. ]. MeNamarA, Thonss CadvallsdeS,
Cabin, Me1lsp i Co., Arnold Kendall, reiliss
White Lead and Oil Company, ksmusl Eugle,
Alien Co.. \. Basis, =. Broadwsl. ksrs Pot
ter. A C. Csmpbs.l and william Miller ex.ca
tors Of tAs estate Of Jacob 3. Miller, MARSHALL
Mckee, j see Reeves, Bristoa Co., Lo~den 4
Co. N. b. ThomassOn and Brooks Breed
NOU and each ~ you are hereby notified that
there IL now on die in the once Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lie County, Iowa, Kso-
kuk. . petition Of Samuel r. VOORHEES, claiming Of
you = decree Of foseoksure If . mortgage exscut.
by +. /. Mckinney on I1ots Z and In Blsek l17 In
the City u Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa claiming
also sgainst the said Mckinney Judgment 10 the
81 u Of 34Oeo with ten per cent. per annum inter
Ell thsreon from March 10TH 1857, On three promis
sory notes secured BY said NOR tgses. and praying
that the equity Of rede nption OF III said defend
ants be forever barred and extfnguished.
Nov. therefore, nless you and each of you ap
pear and make defence said petition on or before
Of the ID day Of the next term of raid &c urt
10 commence on the FIRST Monday Of September
A. D., 1861, decree will be rendered according
- - ESsu pcTfyTuH
CURTIS, GILMORE . CURTIS,
March %, 1s6f-4w Sols. for Petitioner.
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LegNt Notice.
20 John A. Bishop, Alice Bishop fssheF Parish,
William Pafish, Jos~ph rs rish, Mary J. Parish,
widow, Mary j. Parish, tmnor). Thos. pasi
~ pefspn. Thos. Parish es rcutor of the estate
IL Joseph e. Parish, df cessxd. sam n. Miller.
vTauuzTY, -. 3. BJnsr
m or before the 18th day ri Msrch, 1861,
SIthere will be IN 6Ie in the ofkee of the Clark
Ut the District Court Of Lse County, Iowa, ~
Fort Madison, the petition Of Howe. Pierce 4 Coy
mercantile firm. risiming against John A Bishop
. judgment tor 81. 0oO . rsomixsory note exeen-
ted by hi To B. =. Boner, and assigned 70 PLAINTIFF
and Against AL Of the defendants the foreclosure
OF norsgags IN lands In Ass cyHnAy, inws; rxr-
ruted BY John A. Bishop and Alice Blshop hi wife
TO said Bonev, to secure the said note and other
notes. The other defendants slain IN interest in
the property described in the mortgage.
And unless you appear end answer ssid petition
on or before The noon Of the second Gay Of the
ssxi term Vt said Court. to menes at Fort Mad
ison on the third Monday VI Nay. A. b. 1861, .
default will b. entered and judgment rendered,
and sale ordered prayed for in the petition.
RANKIN 4 MILLER.
March u. 1851. Pltfs' Ati'ys.
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E1oAL NO1IC8.
aGsFy Am OssiG nscAarA csAlg, John win

~
- 4My Am 0ssi1. nscAarA cSAlg, John Win
thsep A1d Blown > Cle11snning. VI
VOU md sach q you are hereby rctjAed that
- thew d $50 - e1s ID the oGes % The ClcYk 81
the Dtstriat CDurt o. Lee County, Iowa. st Keo-
kuk, Iowa, The petition and amended petition Of
Samuel y. vosfhiss claiming of Oh u yuu the
forecloan . # mortgage executed BY fhs ssid
Mary Ann Craig On tho following real estats, sit-
uats In Leo County, lows, TO wits Twenty. ave f95l
feet % lof lot twelve tl2), In block one hundred
and nfty-six tlt6) In tho city 81 Keokuh, and
bounded % follows CONNIE nciDg ct i point on the
easteriy line of raid Lot twelve q twenty " Isl
feet from the alley in said block thence II south.
erly direction twenty-five t95) feet. thsnos In
westerly direction fty ~ feet themes in north
erly direction twenty-five (25a feet, thence In
easterIy direction 6fly 10y feet 10 The place Of
be einnipg; and claiming also under said morfgsxc
= Judgment or decree against Richard Craig and
Mary Ann Craig for the sam Of four hundred DOL
lars With ten per eels1 annun interest thereon
from the 9Th dry Ut Junss 1851 and praying for :
sale Of said property, and also for general re1sf
tntcs1 you appear md answer said petition on
or before soon Of the second day u the NEXT term
Of said Court, 10 ocmnsnes ii Keohuk, on the
6rst Monday Of Septenbsr, A. d, 1861, : default
will be enterad against you, judgment or decree
rendered thereon In aecerdancs with the prayer
Of said petition.
THOMAS M. GREGORY,
e2ah k.I NJ.
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Il edited with especial reference 70 the wants Of
country rsade and besides eli the articles Of gen
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contains . complete digest OF the news Of the day
and m Agricultural Column devoted to the intercs
and instruction Of Rarmsn. Il contains 20 Ions
columns Of reading matter every week.
, 1861-05-16

The following article, which we find in the
| ITaLley Farmer, Western agricultural pc.
riodical, We commend to the attention of
every farmers boy. Parents should also
point out to their sons, and, if necessary,
read it to them carefully, and then hand the
article over to them, without comment,
unless the remarks be Of mild, pleasing
nature:
sin the wide world there is no more i'm
portant thing than farmers boys. They
are not 50 important for what they are a.
for what they will be. At present they are
of but little consequence too Of,en. But
the farmers boys always have been, and We
presume always will be, the material out Of
which the nOblest men are made. They
have health and strength; they have bone
and muscle; :hey have heart and will; they
have nerve and patience !; they have am
bition and endurance ; and these are the
materials that make men. Not buckrams
and broadcloth, and patent leather, and bea
ver-fur, and kid gloves, and watch seals, are
the materials of which men are made. 1t
takes better stuff to make man. 1t is not
fat and flesh and swagger and selEconceit; I;
nor yet smartness, nor hippancy, nor top-
perry, nor fastness. These make fools, but
not men; not men such as the world wants,
nor such as it will honor and bless. 1t is
not long hair, nor much beard, nor a cane,
nor pipe, nor cigar, nor quid of tobacco
nor an oath, nor glass Of beer or brandy,
nor dog and gun, mol a pack Of cards, nor
novel, nor vulgar book of love and mur
der, nor tale of adventures, that makes q
man, or has anything to do with making q
man. Farmers boys ought to keep cleaI
of all these idle, foolish things. They
should be employed with nobler objects
They have yet to be men of the clear grit
honest, intelligent, industrious, ambition:
men, who shall love their country and theiI
kind. With the means they possess, how
easy for them to be, in fact, the frst.cla I
men. They have land, and stock and tools
they have health, and time and mind they
have schools and papers; they have books
and perseverance, and the heart and hanC
for work. More than this they need not
Let them awake and work, and read and
study. It is not all work, nor yet all study
that will make thea men of the right stamp
They must work intelligently, and study
with an earnest purpose Of being benefited
and they will become what they ought to be
the real men Of the world" '.7 ".
, 1861-05-16
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeona. a

The Pl9n0 came 10 hand, and n hFst fale order n
beautifnl instr amint-LER q WAlFEH pkilsdeinhI1 "A
John Hewit,. Of Cs,thn0e Ne Y0,h - ~, - :,
one Of the Horror Waters Pinnos writes a. loIoee,aA
friend Of mine wishes me 10 purchase piano or M.
She likes the one yon sold me In December, lehs. ~
paaPO 70 Oec0mne popular In thA place, and thl1kl
Gan introduce one @ tTo morethey viii b more Don-
-, ., sn,H ~, O.us. ,"sss' .l ~ ftlaa i4
We neve IMo oI yaIers Panne 70 use N our stmnap
Mnen nHs . en severely tested ut three leaN
v1e " \ csn 40 teay 70 tnelr eooo 9usty and dufaonN
" w. "a NUM- rSA" ,,,-l O-i'Un, Sa -.
a. MLTEhs, heq-Deaf slri Saving ulea one o. ygll
planolvLes w two years paAt' have found yey -
HsSh.s ssp,inS,t "hAfs rl'lelPA bsoe-yA
ps, ~ -s L.. -. -.
- NV mL nay oes NIi'e5 ~ IolioWa-lteaton na9Nf
tiytd Xxx 80 m ~ 49, 80 sa!. ~.
pleased with the Sx,ernai sbs ~ o.s ~.
Fhone sbaII havs Secs.is II ~ ~. !. 80 49,
The present ses:on. " ''~'' - = - "A Z
Tiova n. y. In,v osa Iskas Ito..,. Vv..,.. ~.
Sir: The MeOde6n YOU ssnt ma re dnIv rse1I,11 n
good order I am now iGIly prrpaFed % NJ thaf ~
instrument i hiRhy satlslaciory ahd her voa rsaI
nv thanks for the Very liberal terms m hch von nj
nlshed lt and lOf he VsF honf ThlS uSnfSr n MD
you have fulfilled, and more than fulfilled Al tha1 -
, 1861-05-16
GOut and RheumatiUln.

May be cured with the greatest certainty II large quI
titles Of the Ointment be well worked into the complain.
ing parts, aud this peFseVeTelDgy done for some time
Il S to smear IL on the skin only, n must be got
into the system Take many Pills nightly as will act
two or three times during the "a hours escheW the use
Of cne and all stimuants When these complaints are
leaving the system the Vnlence Of the complaint e-
auentlY seems 10 increase. - -
, 1861-05-16
A. STEILACooM Try
40 LIVERY STABLE. &

THE UNDERsIGNED, HAVING EsTAB-
llshed himself In the above business n thla place. win
devote his attention exclusively 70 eondueng IN proper
Good Saddle Orsss Win be h.pa resansS for The accom-.
mediation Of the public.
pleasant ride through tle country. 7icNa ~
sEsD'lSS i1s furnished a R'd'i''' as;; SSsaL STEWART
, 1861-05-16
Management Of Colts.

In the first place, never trust him to the
care Of a person Of ungovernabie temper.
Secondly, be should be treated with kindness
from the beginning I'LL he is ready fol labor.
Since Mr. Rarey laid his method Of subdu-
ing the horse before the public, have made
the horse and his diseases my study. The
colt should be commenced with when quite
young, and handled carefully, as he Is quick
to resent an injury. begin as soon as he is
able TO run AbOut-get him so that he will
not run away at your approach-get his head
ii your hands--if he wants to get away, let
him-you can easily get him again. After
handling the head SO that he is not afraid,
pass on to the side and limbs. The sooner
he gets used to having his legs handled, the
easier he will be TO shoe when necessity re-
quires It to be done. Sec that the dam gives
plenty Of milk. II she does not, teach tho
colt 10 drink cows milk; there is nothing
better to promote the growth.
Great care should be observed in not Us.
ing the dam 50 as to heat the milk, as great
many colts are rendered worthless BY 50 do.
ing. should ID no case let the colt remain
with the mother after be is FIVE months old,
as it gives her time to get in good condition
for winter, and IL Is also the best time for
him TO shift for himsslf; do not let him re.
main out after the nights get cold and frosty,
as 1t wall DO no good, but much harm. There
s plenty Of skinned milk at this season Of
the year; give him all he will drink: 1t
will not hurt him. After be is weaned is the
time for halter-breaking him. va fi.l .8
, 1861-05-16
Conclusive Evidence Of their Unqualified Superiority

Among the undoubte advantages Of these machines
consequent freedom from arrangement and need Of
pairs. I'd. Durability Sd UrPx IMPLIED and rapid
Ity Of operation. 1t Comparatively nOiseess move
1Ient. 9Th Beauty Of stitch and rmnPss Of 9Th.
Economy Of Thread. 7th. Applicability " u variety Of
purposes and materials
"Thev are applicable IN every variety OF Sewing for
Family wear, from the ghtest musins the heaviest
cloths 1t work. equally well upon silk, linen, WOOlen
aud cotton g'0d; scanning, quilting, hemmng, gather
except making button holes, stitching buttons, and
the like Various appliances furnished for regulating
he width Of hens. The hemmer is appendaRe by
which the edge OF the fabric, It passes through s
turned down and handsomely stitched. Thousands Of
these machines are used by families seamstesses dress
makers aiOrs manufacturers Of skirts coaks mantlss,
clothing, hats caps cOFset ladies' CATERS umbrellas,
'One'imes from one to two hundred used In single
manufa tory"
Read what the Scientific American saws >" We are
having great many inquiries for Sewing Machines from
various Of the country and cannot convent
emily reply 20 them all by mail, have thought II
proper t. state our opinion In regard " them In this
public manner. We have used Wilson'S patent, manu-
factured Iy the Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany, No sos Broadway and we can say, in regard to
out Of order, and 10 point Of effectiveness and finish,
10 other, machine stands ahead Of It, We state this
much IN regard TO the excellent machine upon own
responsibility.
An ample supply Of these rst premium machines will
be received BY every steamer from New York. by Il. c.
Hayden, Agent 10 San Fr .ncisco
CHARLES PROSCH,
Puget Sound Herald Otice,
Agent in SteilacOom.