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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14

Some may say: "But I wonld have to 90
five miles 10 get q mill To have my cane
worked" Very we'll, You take your corn
ten miles 10 market. so that II more than
connterbalanceS the hauling Of the cane.
Perhaps have estimated the nmouu, Of
syrup too high, bui Lave tte satisfaction Of
knowing that moro has been produced, and
aud undoubtedly /! can he again. have
also pu, the value oi 1t at rs cents per gal.
Ion, when the TACT is 1t " ~ sell readily at
from 40 10 co cents in ordinary iiu rs, and
with the prospective rise Of sugars and mo.
lasses, should the war cnnilnnr, / may safe
ly anticipate 20 aud ~ cents per gallon for
the crop Of nrSt s'asun.
The corn crop have pu, at the highest
selling rates, as We sc'icely ever get over
IS cents, and from that down to 2i: ard no
one can dispute the valve, as being TOO low.
While | have put the syrup at the lowest
price, have es'lmnted 'h- labor OF nrodnc.
tion at an ave-age cost. And while have
put the production of cane at an average
rate, corn IS rrctarel at its high s.. SHOW
me a Farmer that raises over 100 bushels ol
corn to the acre, III Hancock, and Will
show you twenty 'ha: raise less than 75
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters

Are composed of pure and unadulteraed
Wine, combined with Barberry, Solnmnn's
Seal, Comfrey, Wild Cherry Tree Bark, spike
nard, Chamnmilr Flowers. and GeniiHu. They
are manufactured by DR.. DudS Iums"lf. who H.
an Experienced aud successul Physician. and
hence Should not be cltSsei among tho quaGk
most runs which hood the country .Hnd against
which the Medical Profession are ~ Justly
preiudirod.
These trplv valuable B,ttcrS have been go
Thoroughly tested by all clusses oi the commu.
nifty for almost every variety of disease inci.
dent tu the human system, that they are now
deemed indlsnCnsahIa A. A
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
Dysentery, DiarrhGa, Relax, Worms.

Your Pills have Ind long trial In my practice. AMI
hold t"in IN esteem OF the best HpeIirnts iay
ever found. Irir Alternative effect upon tho liver make
them excellent remedy. when given in small doses iu
jiii0Ug dyssutsfJ ant didTi'lGd. Their sugar-cnnn.
makes irm ycy 'crtabe aud convenient for tho liz
Of women and child cii.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14

CHANGE IN THE 57rm.-Lleut. Col. Hatha.
way has been removed from his position in
the 9th, and Capt Rice appointed in his
slead' The change was made in accordance
with the wishes of majority of the regi-
ment. Capt. Rice is from Putnam county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14

GoSE AGAis.-Lieut. Col. Neioling start,
ed for his regiment in Kentucky, last Wed
nesday, taking with him twenty-f five tall
fellows as recruits 10 the 2Ist.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
tFcom The True Ameica,, Ere, Pa. les

rFrou the True american Ere, Pa. lo571
Da. A. G. JAcKson, Of this city, whose
circular is herewith presented. rs destined
to win an euviable reputation a. a reliable
Iadian Botanic Physician. II is known 10
our readers that we do not often indi,e HAM
Jog commenjnions Of modern quacks, who
come around at intervals to impose on com
munity pursuant to previous eppolnf-
ment." We hate all drugs and mineral
posons as we do the pit whence they ema-
mated. And we will recommend no man 10
the con fdence Of the people who prescribe
their use. We are assured that DR.. jack
sons medicines are purely vegetable, aud
absolutely "yoid or offence" They can do
no harm - thev do not Kill IN order IN cure.
"as the manner OF some is.'' The Doctor
has been personal acquaintance Of ours for
the last fifteen years. aud we know hrs Ia
votabe symptoms 'htouehou'. We knuw
he has not been schooleh in any system {
modern quocknry - Sat cannO, Lc sad of
one IN tea n hts "iijuSittouS pre- i-cessurs. ;
o. cannot cute every pa''en', an! would h-
bu. a huHbug il he pFrt, ndrd 10 do So. His
nu 'i'ulinous te,ttnonrai, attest his won.
dcrfdl past success.
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nrsATIsEAcTORlLY.n

rrvralrd IN any hook in III" Enrl sh language
Price 20 cents - one oi the chrHpcS, uu"kS u
the world. II health could he est aied II
money. tho new facts contained in this book
tor The prevention uf III health. would br clrral
Il the above forfeiture. send lur II cigcuial
fIllv drscrihinE II.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
FEMALES

The many Ger, lhcatas which have been ten
dercd US, and th" letters whi,,li We are dail,
receiving, are conclusive proof that among
the women these Bitters have gwen a -Atisiac
tion which no others have ever done bciure.--
No woman in the land should be without them
and those who once use the N viii not fail T.
knnn a AIlIIilN
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14

J
SIN; hnvc used your Pitts IN MY geivral and hospital
prtrice you made them, aud caunOt hesitate
say they the best raihnIc employ. Their rrgt-
lRing action the liver IL quick and decided, cos-.
quently they ndnnblc remedy tor deIangene
Of that organ indeed. have seldom found u case Of
bOus disease obstinate that IL did not renily Weld to
them. trntrTnally yours Al.UNZo BALL, M d.,
Physician oC he uU,ne HDspiiui.
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DR.. Jackson's Monthly Female Pills.

Invaluable IN Female irregularities, hut ~"
advisable tn he used during pregnancy. l"S
they Shoull mar the nope Ut offspring. USe'
N the Dnrtur's private practice inr thru,
wears. Price 81. forwarded by mail.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14

F0m Or. Tt0dore nj, ~ Nsr York Nfg.
Not only Your Pills admirably adapted tn trir pur.
pose aprricnt Tut hn,i their beneficial effects upon
tho Liycr very marked Indeed. They have In my pfac.
tco proved eec,uai fjr the cure OF biinus onl.
pidiiis than any rcmrly mention. sincerely
rejoice timt have Rt length purgatNe which woi.
thy tho confidence oi ti,e profession aud III. people.
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V Err lin.

Those preparations (unlike all others) ,rs
Free from Poisons."
Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the promises"
'"They come out of their holes to do
They are the only iniallible remedies known.
'.l2 years and more established in New York
city"
t-,ed by--the City Pnst ONCE.
T'sed blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used by--the City Steamers, ships, 30.
Tsed by--ihe Cty Hospitals, Aims HOUSE 8. &c.
Nsed by-the Hotels; 'Astor.' ST. Nicholas &c.
Ts,d by--the Boarding Houses, &C., &c.
Used by--more than 80, ,000 Private Families.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
constipation. .Costiveness. Suppression,
Hhcumntism, Cont, Neuralgia, Drop
ny, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

Ftths tACs
Y,"n Dr. j. r. ldWgin, Nbiirsli rir,lia
Ton mnrl cannot Lee SAID Of yonr Pills for the cure NJ
cnsieH"S. ifuth"rs NJ fraternity have found thcin
ns ci'rUnS Hs have, they should join Ia pir-lani.
ng tor tho heucit If tile multiudes who surr from
that complaint. wl'cii, although hRi enough IN Itself {,
IT," pIu.ruitur others that yuTae hrlirva 4v.
rr0''' 10 originate in tho vr your Pills Affect That
organ AMI CnIv the disease
From Ms. T. Sgtri, PIysici1n o,,d MilniJs. Bssior.
find lar,n doses nT vlur Pills taken At the
proper tim" exec pu ni the bafu s,ciY
H6H when whiiy uliitiiy suppressed, and also very
etiun tn "l''rss 'ln spuict auI srlsi ,r1imf They
arr ~ much the lr4t pbysc We have that recommend
~" other Ia my patients.
Fop ne Rev Dr Haolc, qfhe Mt,ndiJ Fri, CL,rtt.
Ptr'sK ITorSr. Savannah, Ca. Jnn.'s 1910.
U"NoHtn SiR; should ha uugut"iul f,r the relief
your skin 'ns unHght m" II did r-r, INV case IL
you. cold stt'd in limbs nnl brought IA exrrn.
ciang rs"tiyc J1's, which ,iri ~ .iplir ~, 0.Yd.
hsm Notwithstanding hal Tho hest of pivsirnns III.
ds",-e grew worse hn worse. until hv the adYcr ut ,oui
pi.. their ELECTS slow, hut ,nrc. y trrse,elnr
IA 'hc nso OF 'h'in' "m nov "ni'rly we'll
sssA1r CnAunrr, Baton Rouge, IA. . n-c lSSs.
~. AVER! nro hron entirely "ural Nv yOuI pills O.,
Hh'"m"hc "'a'-' l'inmi i.Ha-r ihri hnh tiictci me
fuT Nl4u.. NlNtENT NlIDIII,
.ss- NhSt ~ the r'll- in market contain M.tcurr
MhItii' ASA uEi u valuable rriudg ~ -kh hrnis IN
d1i setIus ~ puh" pin. from dreadful can,,.
queues that f~Iu"ui, i,i i, iur.utL.us t.s r.,~
nniain no mercury niis'J' s,istture " ii .s,t
Price, 25 cents per poy. cr Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR. J, C. AVER g. CO Lowell. Mas,
And for sal. by
$. u. FREY. FrNnLAy;
g, WEST roLEpo;
ALLEN ~ co, CISCINsArI
October Is. lsGl.-lly.w.r.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
Dyspepsia. Impmrity OF tho BLOOD.

Ffom Acp J. T. Hme', IIfIor n l0rsN Churci BlSion
DR. aver: have used your pills with extraordinary
success IN my family nnl among those called TO visit
IN distress. To urulutc the organs Of digestion aud
purity the blood they Tho very best remedy / have
ever known, aud can confidently recommend them
my friends. YOurs, J. V. HINES.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
DIR. Jackson,s Perpetual Prerentiye.

= the only article IN the world that, without
inconvenience or danger, VIII inlalhhly pre-
ent conception. Thousands ut married Ia
lies. too feeble to bear children except AT the
hazard Of life. have reason tn he thankful tor
h : invention. II resembles no other prevent
We in use, and is superior to all. Forwarded
-, rdi
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
As a Family Physic.


From Dr. II. W. 'niprlNt, Nfip oH'6Nt
Your Pills are the prince of rrrges Their rNcellcn,
qualities surpass any cahartc We pnsSoss. They ate
mild but very certnu nni ccCtu IN their action thu
treatment ~ d-pase.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14

NRw AnvFRrIsFMsNrs
Admin strntors Notce--Wm. X Klamroih
Legal Notice-O' Neal, ,Dlackford Il Harsh.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
A Y f r.
OATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are YOU sick, feeble and
complairingf Are ycu oui Il
ntr'rr. with yonr system d.
fuge,i, aud ,our foslluss IN
cnnifortRiiisH These synIs
toms nrr Often the prelude t.
s.tiuus illur,s. Smnr itt nl
sickness is creeping upon you
and should tp avert"d hy d
timely u.e Of tho right rem
ciy. la. Ayers Wis. and
cleanse ont tn, lisot'lei'"l I'M
murs purify tho blvoi. aut
let the iluida muVr on IN ll'
sirucfnd iu hsllth s.ain
They stimulate thc fui,' t,vni
~ the hodv into vigorous Hr
d,iiy, ru'iiy 'lIe sy,i'n frou
tbe nlistIuct,pns wiurt in.tN,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
DIR. J. Bovee Dods'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERSIll

trom all who have not used them. we cha,
Iangp the world To produce thor equal.
These Btters tor the cure Of weak Ston.
achs. General Debility, and for purifying and
enrichiug the biOOd, are absolutely unsurpass'
ed by any other remedy ON earth. To he as'
sured ut this, IL IL only necessary to make the
trial. The Wine itself Is ot n very superior
quality, being about one-third stronger than
other wines warming and invigorating the
whole system from the head to the feet. A.
character, so they strengthen and nviguraie
the whole system and give fac dnd healthy
action to all iis parts. by equalzing the circu.
lation, removing obstructions, and producing
\ general warmth. They are also excellent,
tor diseases and weakness peculiar to Fee
males. where 4 tonic is required TO strengthen
aud brace the system. No lady, who II sub
iect to ljissitude and faintness. should he
without them, ~ they are reyivng In their
aCtioiL
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
Ga See one OF two Specimens Of piar
is Erery,chere said By the People.
Editors. Deale-s, Sc,

HOCSEKEEPERS - troubled with vermiu
need be So no longer. II they use "CosrAR's"
Ext rminators. We hove used II 10 our salts.
faction, and II n box cost 81 we would have IL.
We had triod poisons. hut they effected noth-
ing; but "CosrAH's' article knocks the breath
uui Of Rat. Nice, Reaches, and Bed Bugs,
quicker than we GAN write II. Il Is IN great
d. nand all over the countrr. Il Medina (Ohob
Gdsftfe.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually IN Grant county by vermn, than
would pay for tons ot this Rat and Insect Kill
err Lancaster (IPisconSin) Herald.
HENRY II. COSrAR - We are selling your
rapidly. Wherever they have
been used. Rats, Nice, Reaches and Verinin
disappear rapidly.
EcxHR 4 STorpFRR,
Druggists, Windsor, Nd,
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". yelpeau's Bcantifyins Powder.

If imparts to the complexion AN exquisite
hluum and transparency. and electu'dly pre-
vents tn formation at wrinkles, hl"lGnes,
lreckles. plmplcs, wens, etc, etc. Price 81
per hOX. sent by mail.
: Every lrtler must contain SIX cents Ia stamps,
To he used tor reply. Address Drs. jackson
Herbert * Co., or simply Pustnfice iI"N iab in
cinnati, Ohiu, Office. No. ld7 sycamore street.
Medicines aud Instructions seui promptly, to
any part NJ the country,
February ;, lSGl.-f6m.i
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14

TF'W III I8FUT'H II"0V' TITTTIVTVts
Dran mo. ANrW: Icnuunt answer trldi complaint,
have cnfci with ynnr rill' bri"r than IN "H INIT
erer beH auth dpHJgr,ire mriicpe. place great rpcn
denro eilrcilm raiiilrilc in my nilv contest with
disease Hnl believing do that your ills arrid us ilr
best we have, Of course value them highly.
PfTTsBurG. Pa, Nav T. 1858.
IN. j. G. Arm. Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst hrichs my body have hy dose nr two
Of yunr Pills. u 10 arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse ut once.
Yours with gieat respect, ED. W. rVEnIr,
n
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATES!

In the mon.h NJ December, 1858, tho under.
signed for the FIRST time offered for sale 70 the
public DR.. .. 5,ovse Dods' t,rpersni Wine
u tiers, and In this short period hey hrve
gwen such universal suiJfdction ~ the many
Thousand Of person who havs tried them. that
~ IA now an established article. The amount
nf bodily ana mental misery arising simply
from neglect ofsmal complaints IL surprising
md IL Is therefore Of the utmost Importance
that u strict attention to the least and most
riding bodily ailment should he had; for dis
eases Of the body must invariably affect The
mud. The Subscribers now only ask trial Of
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-14
BlNKARLE FUNDS.

B,xR NorG T,nLE-Currected weekly, hy
Adams, Cirlius " co..
BtNNABLE FUNDS.
aio BtnS ot Oh.n: Ohio Free BANKS (in COCO
rrcd ): Btu's If the state uf ld'HuE Nov
Iurk STATE ant city. New Eu-itu!; N"y Jrr
scy; PAT ,i 'iphlG Delaware, CHtsi ~.u'r
rrcgsiry Notes
uNCURRENr. r.
= .2ysTLy, ,StA --Piuslurs .........
lrtprlUr. ......... ..
email bills .......... 2Gs3
NENTUCkf.s... ....ss..... ..... ... ...
IOWA ..... ...s.s...s t..s....s. .
ISONSA.--Free Books solvent ....... .
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Z ANNbA.s. -. ......s.... .s....ts..
" 81 N-tN ..............s ...... 'lWN'V
lliIN'is ... ....., ........ .........lU'WO
HNGYLNND. -Btitimrre Ciy......
Interior ...... .......... jftI
TiWGtNtA.-Nueeling ................ >
Bynches ........ ......
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uNCuRRENr.
4 suow-Hird in G.. ". rooicr,s Cage.

NR. Enron In your paper of JInnary
81, | netced an ariicl. beaded "M here do
the Snow Birds Come Front" M child.
rem, after reading the story, asked whether
that was u fact - that yellow birds turnt d
into snow "a rdS. Finding doubt IN their
minds as TO the truth Of the story. answer.
ed in the NEGATIVE - liat yellow birds and
"lpw birds were Of two diS,Inc; Spc <AsR. sud
that they remained such - that they stayed
with us IN the Summ-r season as well as IN
tie wiuter and that their color was The
slmc nt all seasons. The young snow BIRD,
after ey are sufficiently plumei TO lave
the nest Il have n,ver seen any IN the nest, ,
have the sam- color Of the old. including
the white feathers in the tail. The yellow
h'rl. as Saii hrfure, remains the yelinw-hird
IN winter, rs well rs summer, aud "" in H.
country are frequently visited 10y both spe.
ci-S IN The same day and hour. The snow.
bird la,cies in June and Jnlv, while the
yelIow. bird ha'cheS IN August and S-p'em
h,r. Mr.. Pooler's bird must have been a
peculiar species Of yellow bird - dH rent
from u = na',v" canary or SEED b rds. as | am
we'll acquainted with both the snow. bird
and y,i!ow-ht1, ard know that neither
transforms Itself ~ color, habits, &c, NJ any
.rlson ~ the year, but remain birds "altoT
u-ir own Npd"
The above VIII, perhaps, he lr''er ro'~u
lated 10 settle the question IN he minds %
-.
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nrsE Su: am usius your Ca,hsrc pils in my prac.
tlcc. and hni them excellent purftve to cleanse tho
system aud l'H4g he Iiin,iutys # he h'pi.
JOHN q. MEACIlAM, ~ D.
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NArinVAl. uisrrSS igY F-p pHfv, ,Ts pi,EA =
established Ju.Earv lS'. 1859.
FIVE IIUNpgCn DotLAHs rcrrrIT'
Three Emincu; pbcsicitrs y consistent attend
uncc The Faculty ot hc Institution '"ns,s
ffv.t
p99F. EGpeaT JACKSON,
Nor,r,r NJ the r1yl College nt SUr.e"ns
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RFM,RHs. W are not sufficiently ac-
Guan'rd with orni'holoGy 20 determine TIE
question ~ issue; lut we hal heretofore
Thought We were familiar witt the arpear-
aNcr, habits, DC, OF the yellow hl,d. The
publication Of NJ. poolrr'sar'icle. how vrr.
was .ucce,'r1 hv the descent mo our yarl
ol Grck Of what We At FIRST sight supposed
- !'- snow birds. On close inspection. how.
ever, we discovered that their legs and
hrraSs we've gray, their backs ,ngrl dis
unctly with yellow, and that lH-.r forms
were shorter, thicker aud less graceful than
the yellow.bIrl. Tie dariug fiGht of the
snow blri and yellow bird is very similar;
their propensity for the sane kinds OF seed
is Ike; and their hanntS are the same. As
Ia the snow bird abiding within Ms in tue sun.
mer season, We are rather incrednlouS. un-
l., SIS II lie admitted that nature transforms
him into the yellow bird, Tor we have never
bren able IN discover him in his winter -arh
IN the summer season. - EpIroR.
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CAUTION - To prevent the public from
heing Imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
PeTniciouS limitations n new label has beon pre
pared bearing ficsimiis cf The Prnprintnr's
signature. Examine each hox. bottle. OF flask
carefully heiore purcl asing and take nothing
but ''Costar's."
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,

! Weak l.urgs. lnd .rs''or. Dyspepsia. Diseases
iOt the Nervous Syst,",, Paraly sis, Piles, anr
! iir Ill eases requiring 4 tonic.
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Persons calling for any OF the above letter
VIII please say hey are advertised.
j. Is. ROrHCHlLD, Postmaster.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-17
w. - sis9s ~ -i's4s
EGAL NOTICE.

10 John zwart. Bernard Zwart, George G Anderson,
Snd ucO Anderson Co, NJ Msgun n, Hatch
uphompson, Ftfkien h Lucas, William Burkctt, n
Treuen 1snies Tumtity, surviyinF partner OF King
fhmntty. Scott Usmsby, Stevenson r. X
niack w II. Uauiei Mahony,v Chaplin l. Lee, State
o. iowAioT the use OF the School Fund, A Hosmar;
iowa State lnsurhnce' Company, Chfttenden Me-
4 uxsic, X ID W Ford, Bamnef Hamilton n w
II Tucker, M Sbarts, Il j N Smith, zugg. G K
VOORHEES, Co., Mahoney r. Alton, James Collins,
Sample. George o'Nefi, Jane Tarbeil. Fred
Kramer, and Douthelt
YIu and esch OF you are hereby notified that there
IN now on file In the Office OF the Clerk the District
Court of Lee county, Iowa, ut Keokuk, petition OF
isaac Hal claiming OF you John zwari and bernard
AWArt, The sun of Thirteen Hundred and Six Dollars
and Eiehty Cents With per per ram
mum, from NoNember 25b, A. ID, 1881 - money dus
9n Three pronfsors hotes, executed by you 10 said
TAI ocnfirg sgHihtt each or yon the foreelos-
hre ~ mortgage. the beink upan ecrtsfn Zeal
hsta's ~ Lee county, Iowa, executed by the said John
ANat Lhd hernara Xwar t. said Hall to secure pay.
i"'e ~ thsa notes. snd more particularly described
lt"a pt.ition; and further ask ing for sale OF sad
~. mis- - and general relief.
Aho unless You appear and answer ssid rciificn on
~ before hHon OF the second day OF the ast LEI Of
said Court, 10 commence Mt Ksoknk on The I,t Mon
day OF September A. d. lsG2 d~fsu viii he enter
cd against You, and Judgment rendered thereon A.
prayed for In said petition. az
NOBLE = STRONG,
1el6-d Atty for PIaintln.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CorsTY, fSS.
by virtue OF special execution 10 me directed, Is
by the Clerk of the District Court Of said county
iavnr of Jsnett and Harvey Strong and agsinst w
Beknsp have levied upon and will sell TO the high
bidder at the front door OF the CLERKS ONCE the
District Court OF Lee county, lows Ksokuk In said
coaEty the lath day Of July, A. D. le6q, between
the hours of O'Clock a. and O'Clock p. M.
nencing Al O'Clock p. OF said day, ths following
property, towlt Lot eight (rl In Block ninety FIX nC
IN the city Of Keokuk, Lee county, Ie~a.
Taken. levied upon anc 10 be sold by order Of Court
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keokuk, june 18th, 1889.
N. G. HEDGES, Sheriff Lee county. Iowa.
je13d BY D. Is. EmtTH. Jr.. Deputy.
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THE GATE CITY.

~ The Lnporte Union. Rochester
Chronicle, and other Union and Republic
can papers in his district, are advocating
the denomination of Mr.. Colfax for Con
p,ess. A more faithful, honorable and
talented man is not found in the House
of Representatives.
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To VIM slater, Gny wells, Mortimer HeHders and
wesley harrisop, prIendauEi
Yon are hereby notified that there II Hie In
the CLERKS once OF The Dstriet Cpurt of Ire county
lows 1t Keokuk, petition III equity or Hiram Par
ney, ella inlinF 81 reu VIM r. slater judgment for
the sum OF Fix handred Hiiavs. upena csraih mort
AIDE by 10 Chrs Mason nYfnr the Northwest
quarter OF the Northwesi qnar,er Of section. ~
TewshiP l65 Furth, Range sI Writ. Ia i*e etuaiy.
Iowa, and Of You all the foreclosure pf said mortgsEs,
the sale Of said land the Of The eaay
u redemption, aud for general relief
And must each nptrsr and answer ssid petition
BY Of the second day Of the next term pf raid
Court, 70 be held keokuk the hrsf Mohaixy ~
September A. H. 1st2 judgment viii BE- had there
by default. II. SCOTT HOWELfs.
je15-d4w Atty for PIln