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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-23
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

nerA. Ac., as Wellington N0asnsn Cos, Susan c.
whitney and Raymond Whitsey, Defendants;
You, and each Of you, hereby notinod tbAtthere
now on file In the Office of the Clerk Of tbs District
Court Of Lee COUNT lows, at Keokuk. psttten OF
r. d. woodward Co., Claiming of ycu, WcIiin9tcn
Nossman l. Co.. the OF Two Hundred Doiiars.
With ten per cent interest," per the tth Of
May, 1858, as money due Your note, secured by
mortgage made by brnnrtt Whitney and susan e.
Whitney .sso claiming akainst each sf You the fore
closure Of said moTigaEs. the same hcipE upon lot
eight thi bloch lSq, D. w Kbonrns's addition 10
the city 81 KsOkuk, In Lee county Iowa. for the
sasse mOn<y aud further asking for . ssie of said
premises, and Genesxi reief And unless sou Nrpesr
And anA&er said petition on be fore OF the
oud day Of The next term Of said Court,
at Keokuk on the Isl M.ndsy of SertsnteT, y 1862
~ dejsnn will be saiered seAtak ysa ~ judgment
rendered thereon as prAye ter In eata pesitiea.
II. hCOrT HOW'LL,
msy3-d Atty ioF Plaintif
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Toll G ayena, Am Tb. mI,son Rix. Hale 4 Co.
N Reynolds, Foster George Foster, Reed. Cat
Ter Co., Ruben HsrbiBe, kami Baximan and
Fickiin Lucas
fou, and e~ch u you, hereby notified that hers
IL nov on die IN the once of the Clerk the Dtrtct
Goun Of Ice connsy, lows, 81 Keohpk. pettios Of
Hiram Barney claiming Of You, i. c. W yecn, the
OF Twenty ave Hundred poIlAss. With Ten psr cent.
Interest per Aunu, payable annually, n,ouey due
on Two certain mortgages made BY you 10 Ckax Ma
son, dated October 1st le56, also claiming AGAINST
each ofyo the fereco<ure Of sid norSaes, Ae sane
being upon loi 81 three block III three, In hasons
iowa for the FsrchAss money; and fnrhef askiss NJ
sate of said Ffesnises, nd general relief And
isrs you appear md aid pe1ion or befars
noon OF the secsnd day Of u satd Court,
70 conmenee - Eepkpk the list Monday OF kspasm.
her, j. 1852 default win - e6tsred agapst yoa,
and Judgment ndpssd thereon pray tcE In saI
petition. n. SCOTT HOW ELL,
mayi9d Any for PtasntiG.
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EGAL NOTICE.

n solomon Fl. Fouts, and Mrs Solomon III routs
wife Of Solomon H. Fouts:
Nou and each OF you, hereby bottled thst there
Is Me In The obce OF the Clerk Of The UieIct
Court OF Lee Comply, lows, at Keokuk petition Of
Htrsm Harvey, claiming Of YEN, solomon h. Fouts,
The sum 81 four hundred and eighty dos, With 10
cent interest rr sAsnH, fsyshi~ xunuAIy, - money
dur on t~o mortgages made by you u, Charles Mason
and since assigned 70 said nted October
6h, A. D. 1855; siso claiming against yoH the
foreclosure Of raid MORTGAGE the ssms b~ina ufou
northeast quarter Of noshwest quarter seciion 80
I0N hip III north. range west In n IaA
iar lhe purchase money! and further asking sale
ssid pre- ises snd Srhsrat relief. nd unless sou
appear ard ans said pe.itnn before poor Of
the second day Of the said Court 10 COM
. keukuk, OBJ the frti Monday OF September,
A. D. 1862 default will be entered asainst you and
judgment rendered thereon pray ed for in sad pes-
ton. NOBLE 4 6FROQG
maylo-dim Attorneys for PiatnfiE.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John shuNz, C n Perry, Msscn T. Wheeler, Geo 4
Gordon, Aber; Welis, Judd, Walker Co. EmmeT-
son, Cochran r Co.;
You. and each OF yon hsreby notified that there
10 nov 6fe In the once The clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee county. lows. ~ Kecknk, petition Of
Hiram Barney, claiming Of you. John shutr the sum
est per annnnl pa yahIe annually, Is money due on
mortgage made By yeu 10 Chas. Mssoa. ssd vince
signed to ssd Hiram Barney dated Goth OF May. 1854
also clAImnE against each Of JON the fafr<lnsn 81
said mortgage the came being the north half OF
the southwest quarter s~eten Isl townshtp 1885,
range Isl west alaotb northeast quarter OF the south
east quarter Of section l1l toHnshp lt6 sAngs lsl
west In Lee county, Iowa, TOR the purehAse money
and further asking for sale nf said premiscs and
general relief; And unless you appear aid
petition before noon OF the second day OF the
next term Of said Court, 70 commence ~ Kecsuk on
the Isl Monday Of September, A. d, 1859, default
will be entered seainst yen. and Judgment rendered
thereon us pra. ed for in said petition
III. SCOTT HOWELL.
may1-d Atfy for Plaintiff.
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nKTG1NAL NOTICE.

To Harris b Munsen, ChaS Higgins. John T Stu
ART Administrator OF James stuart deceased, and
Thaddeus w Stuart, deceased:
Yoa, and each Of you, are heseb, moi I'd that there
In nle in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee county. Iowa, At Keokuk, petition OF
Hiram Harvey claiming Of yen. HarFis b Munsaa the
sum Of Eighteen Hundred DaiiArs with ten Per Gent
Interest per annnm, payable annually, az money due
on mortgage made ~ yeu 10 Chss. Mason and sinee
assigned to said Hiram Barney dated 2lst May 1857,
also claiming arainst each of you The forrc Of
said mortgage, the same being upon the east half OF
ten acre square lot In the northwest cornrr OF the
frstfsnsl nosthwest OF section lo1 III town
ship I66 north, range Isl west, bounded tins begin
ming 1t point 90 rods cast Of the nortbwest conner
said quarter sectien than 10 rods, than soath 20
r,ds then west Q0rods thence north 70 rods. 10 Che
place Of beginning IN Les cooniy, Iowa, tor the pnr
chase money; aud further askine fdr sale OF ssi6
premises, and gcEssl relief: And unless ron appear
and anrwer said petition on or before noon OF the
ond day 81 the next term Of ssid Court ncs
at Kaokuk on the lst Monday or Eepte mber, A. d.
1862 default will be entered agshsi you, and judg-
nent rcsdered thereon - pssyedfor In sad petition.
III. SCOTT HOWELL, r.
mayl-d ATTY for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To WIN Hamilton, ST. VIM slator, John Light, Nor
timer MsndefSnn, " ssisy Harrison = N Moore, and
Vim Soliors:
You, and each If you, hereby thst there
s now die In the office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Ire county, lows, at Keotuk. petition II
Hiram barney clafmSr ~ yen WIN. Hamilton, 81. !.
Tbs sum of Three Hundred ard Fifty Dollars, With
ten per can't nte reet per Annin PARABLE annually.
a. money due on mortgage made bs you 10 sid
Hiram Barney. dated 9th HHrch, 1854 sls1 c.ai
Ing againSt each Of the foreclosure Of ssid
rage. the ame being upon triangular tract or land
Of IS more less la the porthwssi quarter OF
section siso the south halt ofthe aa
ing % acres, all in township IC1 north. range wes
In Lee county Iowa, fer the purchase money! and
fnnLrr asking for sale of sad pYemses and general
relief; And unless appear and ansver said ptt-
tion before the second day OF the next term OF
said Court 10 mmenee nj kaok uk the isi Monday
n September, A. p. 1859, defanN Hi lie eniere.i
sgainst you. and Judgment endered thereon e.
{, in said petition II. SCOTT HOWELL.
mayl Ats'y Tor Plsiniir.
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n,ayl.d
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO David white VIM RuddIck J c Bates, L Brown.
Robert Hamilton. and J oln TEmarT:
You and each Of YOU, hereby notified that there
tsnow ale in the ofcr u the CLERK Of the District
Cpnrt Of Lee c1sGty. lows, al Krokuk petition of
Hiram Rsfncy, claiming OF Yen, David While, the
Thirty nse Hundr ed DoitArs with per e~nt In
terest per apnsn. payable annually, moeey Au~
= mortgage inside BY You 10 Chas. Mason, and snce
sgned to raid hiram Harvey. daied lbs 18th Of Feb
rnsry 1857 also claiming asAinst each Of you the
closure Of said mortgage. tho same being upon the
north aide ths n0rh kahl Of lot ass not ia In
K~ok & m Gee comfy Iowa, FOR the purchase money
and further askins fos q Asle OF ssjA premises. and
general relief; And unless sou appear And ans es
the next term Of said Court 70 mmeDce II Ksckpk
the III Monday Of Beptemb<r A. D. IS6g, default
VIII be entered aoainst you. and Judgment rendered
thereon ~ prayed fer In said pelit iop.--4
H. SCOTT HOWELL
mayI-d Au'y tor Plaintiff.
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AEiQINAL I. NOTICE.

To W r. Stewart, administrator Of Isaac AcClAskey
dccesecd. AAris McCtsskcy, Clark A. kcciasksy end
Isaac N McC1AsAev defendants. Il
There u now on tc IN the Clerks oce Of thu Diarie
Court OF lee county, Iowa, a. Keokuk petition OF
Hiram Bssney, claimins judgm ent against you. w
X. Stewart. administrator OF Isaac NeC1askey de-
ceased ~ the sum OF four hundred and tkiityfohr
and d6l00 dollars witt ten per cent nterest from ths
goth u Nay. 1859, upcn mortgage made by Isaac Me-
Claskey dsceascd 70 Chss. AasAni Aso for Me fore
closure Of said mortgage and safe Of the mortraaed
premsesi heins The sesih Aslf The quar-
ter Of section Ok t6 fntownship sxty i've e5 north,
OF range I'VE t5) vest IN Lee county, 1ewA for tho
Punishment OF Che rikht OF Redemption andfor gen
erai relief Now each OF yon must appear and Answer
aRid petition by IL the dsy OF c naxt
term ~ said Court, to be held 81 Keokuk ON the nr
Monday os September N iecR. or Judt eni by de-
faux viii be had therein nEainst yon.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
may9-d@w Atty for pf n
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NOTICE OF FORM ALTON or LIN
~ lTEn PARTEEREHlp

This may certify that usmsden Buel, . resideEt OF
lane, resident Of thr city Of Troy, STATE Of New
York have aSsoeJgted thenseives In limited nercan
tile partnership, according to he Of CHARTER
90 OF this Revse4 Of Iowa. for The tFsnsaeiipn
OF the Hardware Business IN rad city OF KeokuK, M
der The name and style Of HAnbdap kusi, and con-
tinue for the space Or years. commencing on the
III day Of April, 1852, and terminating the Isl day
OF April, lE64.
The said HHmbden Buei Ia the general partner, and
the said George T. Lane In the special partner, Apd
has cont nbused the sum OF Six Thousand Dollars in
ucfux Cusn PsJMrpts VI cxpita 70 the cummun stuck
OF said partnership. HAM DKN BUEI.
apxl-d6w GE0k1E r. LA NJ.
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mayI-d
+ EGAL NOTICE.

- -
TO William m keurens JOHN Van KsuTsn, i EdEHF
Thomson.
Yon and each OF you, hereby notified that there
IL on die In the ofce or the Clerk OF the Dtrict
Winston Co, claiming Of you. William Van KeuFen
--e John vsn s-rv-ri the .rsr - pist-cr Wwreree
Dollars with ten per cent interest per snRum, from
November 11th, A. ID. 1861 ~ money due on prouis-
sorry bole made by Yen payahe 10 The order - J. =.
HorBish. and secured BY mortgage made by you 70
said j r. H0Fnish said note having been since assign
ed to said Winston Co., dated November nth. A. d.
1858 also claiming against each Of the foreclosure
OF aaid mortgage, the Same being upon certain Real
Estate with the Improvements thereon, known the
Boaiman Mill property and more particularly describ
ed In said petition, lying aud situate In Lee county
Iowa for the purchase and further ask ing for
sale Of said premises. and general relief: And
less you appear and answer said petition before
noon OF The second day Of the next OF said Court
to commence al Ksoknk on the first Monday Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1882 default Will be entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon - prayed fUr In
said petition. NOBLE = STRONG,
nsy17-d Ae'ys for Plcisa4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-23

INFANT EATING HYENAs.-There are
man.eateis smong the hyenas, and these
homlnlvorous animals are greatly dread-
ed. on account OF the exceeding s.sslehi-
ness and craft with which they achieve
their object. They very seldom endeav.
Or to destroy the adult men and women.
bu. limit their attacks to the Young and
defenseless children. On dark nights the
hyena 10 greatly to be feared, for he can
be guided to his prey by the light of the
nocturnal tires, which do not daunt an
animal that Is possessed by this fearful
spirit OF desiructivenese, and at the same
time can make his cautious approach un-
seen. As the family are lying at night,
buried in sleep, the hyena prowls round
the enclosure, and on finding weak spot,
the animal pushes aside the waffle bands
OF which the fence is made, and quietly
creeps through the breach. Between the
human 'uhabiiants and the fence, the cat
tie are picketed by night, and would form
an easy prey to the hyena, il he chose 10
attack them. But he slips cautiously
among the sleeping beasts. and makes his
way to the spot where hes young child
wrapped IN deep slumber. EMPLOYING
the same silent caution, the hyena silently
wlthdraws the sleeping child from the
protecting cloak of its mother. and makes
ITS escape with its prey before it can be
intercepted. With such marvellous eau.
tlon does this animal act, that it has often
been known to remove.an infant from the
mousse without giving the ALARM Illus
trated Natural History.
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mayI-d
NOTICE.

70 curis Conn. WIN W Belknsp, Caleb, Cope 4
Co.. VIM = \ Raddick, ysnnisGS & AnAsrs0a,
Wheeler, Beiloss 4 Co, Hugh KENNEDY, Nsn II
Ewing, RarcreS, Beaver Co., " H Lseeh, Lson-
ard Starkveather, Love. Bryan and Adams, Chss
s.svens, ,T.seAy .suiton end t1irPsoa.
q drinnan. and Mott, ghober i Co.. Defendants
You are hsreby nOtined sAstthess . Rov On ME- II
the Clerks once Of the pisrics Court Of Lee sonaly
Iowa at Keokuk, pet In equity, brought by Ed
ward kibourne, praying for JUDGMENT against you,
q Seven Thousand Two HaadIed sad klEhty sons end
oaA t< per for t~ fare
closure OF : csrtain bond foYA deed made BY and be-
tween Edv.sd kllbourne and sai% Conn and Hslknap.
and the sale OF fy feet on Of the ends " lots
tl0 also ten feet oGths rear esds Of lots t6l
and rel In block r. In the city Of Ke0kuk, Lee coun-
~ lows The Of I'll right and int erests
all OF asid defendants above nsmed therein, end
also for the appointments Of Receiver, LtAke charge
OF said premses Gs, and for general rcltsf
Nov zach Of ron must sppe.r and e ssla pes
tion by nsn OF the second day Of the next term Or
said Court. 10 be- holden e the ~ Manday Of Septe
Der. 1862, or judgment viii he had therein BY default
III sCUTf HOWELL.
mayI-d Atty for PlsiHtE,
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WESTERN HOTEL,
Levee, bet. Main 4 johnson xts..
xE0EUK, IOWA.

The undersigned having leased the above hotel
and II having undergone thorough repairs cisan-
Ing and supplied with new furniture, 10 open st
all hours Of the day and night for the accommoda.
tion Of viBito. The table viii be constantly supp-
cd with the best the market AFFORDS, and the beds
kept In good order.
Public patronage ID respectfully solicited. Prices
70 suit the times. d. HUNziGKR,
@ax4A=oAn- Proprietor.
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To CLEAR A HOUSE OF VEaMIr.-Bur

10 CLEAR A HOUSE OF VEaMlH.-Bur-
leigh, Of the Boston Journal, says:
:" | tell your ladies secret that NAV be
worth their knowing new remedy to
clear house of reaches and vermin has
been found. So complete is the remedy
that men offer to rid premises of all these
pestilential nuisanccs by contract. The
article is sold under the name of French
Geen and other high sounding names, at
quite . high price. Bot the article, in
PLAIN English, is common green paint in
powder. Six cents worth used about any
house will clear the kitchen and eli its
surroundings" - i Il T
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THE GATE CITY.
wac IL Marsial Law.


From .Min,.ry law aud Courts Martial" BY Capt
s.v. Benet, late Professor nj West Point
Martial Law is an element Of the .jH,
Jeui. 1t is incidental TO the state Of
solemn war and appertaias to the, law OF
rations. The commander Of the invad-
ing, occupied or conquered foreign cour,-
try with supreme power, limited only by
international law and the orders of the
government or sovereign he serves or rep
rssents. Such occupation by right OF
war, 20 long as it is military only--thas
10, fagranie Jc1io-wiii be the case put
by the Duke of Wellington Of all the
powers of the government, resumed In the
hands of the Commander-inChief. Ii
any local authority continues to exist it
will be with his permission only, and with
power to do nothing except what he, in
his plen,ry discretion, or his ewn sover-
eien, through him, shall see fit to author
i2e.
FOLLOW THE RI6HT.-No matter who
you are, what your lot, or where you
live; you cannot afford to do that which
is wrong. The only way to obtain hap
piness and pleasure for yourself is TO do
the right thing. You may not always
hit the mark but you should, neyerthe-
less, always aim for it, and with every
trial your skill will increase. Whether
you are to be praised or blamed Tor it BY
others whether it will seemingly make
You richer or poorer, or whether no other
person than yourself knows of your ar
ton, stifl, always and in all cases, do the
RICH; thing. Your first lessons in this
rule will sometimes seem hard, but they
will grow easier, until, finally, doing the
right thing will become habit, and to
do wrong thing will become an impos-
sibility.
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.1sITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,

New Books.
The City Book Store IL this day in receipt OF tie
following choice literature
Cecil Dreeme. BY Theodore Winthrop.
John Brent :. !"
shadow in the House, by Saunders.
The Household Of Bsuysries by Southarn Lady.
Songs In Many Keys, by Holmes.
KseoIiections OF shelley sn6 0yron by Tfelauhy.
shsllsy Mem, riais. by Lady Shelley.
The kejecte ed Stone, BY viYginiAn.
Ton DuEkss school Days ~ Rugby.
DeQuipcy's Opium Eater.
:. Literary "reminiscences
:. Theotogicai ksssss,Ac.
Hoods Poems. Blue and Gold.
Longfeiiow's Poems, Blue and Gold.
garH.a
MIS- Jsmsson'k Loves Of the Poets, Illus 4 Gold.
81 Characteristics, &c,
- :. Studies, Ac.,
50 Italian Painters, g :"
.. Legend ofthe Madonna"
Sketches Of AYt,
't hilary, &C.. :.
HIS sthorne's Marble Faun.
., Hoase OF the Seven Gables.
% SCARLET Letter.
20 Mosses. from Old Name.
Twice Told Tales.
SNOW Image.
s. Blithedaie Komances
Longfsltowss Hsswstha.
- Evangetine.
The absye Books Win be sela 81 Publishers prices
pubie invited 10 call and examins the suck.
feds J. ". oGDkE.
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: livery STABLE,

First Nt. bet. Main and Johnson.
ROR6ES, HUaGIEs and CARRIAGES Of the best
class AlwAys ready for hire.
Horses bearded by the day week prices to suit
the times. -77------7z
Trsnsiept cqstpMeyy Acccmmodated.
Orders Tor the Omnibus tp to aud from tha Rail-
rods nd 8teanb@ats left the Stable erths bnipx
House, viii be promptl y attendedtp. as,
dscIDd v. vAKOREDAL
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09
n. III. Downs
vE6E TABLE BALSAMIG ELIXIR.

For thirty years this valuable medi-
cine has been before the American peo-
pie, and very many intelligent citizens
will testify Of its wonderful effects in
curing coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, and all diseases of the chest and
lungs. We wish to have every family
10 Vermont try "a bottle, and if not per
teetly satisfied the money will be return.
ed. How easy it is to cure common
cold if taken in season, but if neglected
death, deah is sure TO follow. Mothers.
do you love your little ones? then has
ten and get a bottle Of Downs Elixir.
and cure that child. Group! Group has
carried off thousands Of dear little limo.
cents, when one bottle of Elixir. well
shaken, and taken according to directions
woaId have saved life. Try It.
Read the following certificates from
our well known and popular physician.
Horace Fales, NJ, D., and the Hon. Paul
Dillingham;, ex-member Of Congress. and
our worthy citizen, Geo. II. Lease. We
could add hundreds more, but let this
suffice for the present.
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MARRIED.

Attn Memphremagog Hotel, in Newport, Oh
INC ist INST, by Rev r. V. Hall, Mr.. Royal Cum.
ming' Of Newport, and Miss S. Augusta San.
born Of Glover.
Also, by the same at the same time, Mr.. Chas.
W. Baldwin of Newport, and Miss Carilla L.
Soper of Coventry
In Barton, April 25 by Rev. Benz. w. Pond
Mr. o. H. Elkins of North Troy, and Miss Mary
A. Grimes of Irasburgh.
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LIBEL TO ANhUL A MARIA

HENRY j. HICKS ! To the Hon. Supror,a r-,,,r+
vs.. tnext to he I,qIj iIr Ir',.r,n,'Il,
ABBY II. Hicks within and f, The Conn.,
Orleans in the Safe of vernon. nm tha "
/ Thursday next after the Third T,,sII, "f ~,
/ ausr. 4 ID 1889 iN'''9 VI AI-
The petition of Henry J. Hicks of DorI,,, Or
leans county, Vermont. sb0wcfb tl1f ~ ~
native OF said Derby, ana Ink 9Iv,'ys r,.i,l,I
there wi! h the excprfion nf nm. ,. .'9',''u
sachuset.s, ds herein appeal. r,f m. - 80, w
ed without mterruDti9n IN IN nsrl'r -,
Sd day Of May, A. d. 1861 '''N
That he was at I,iwrenco ,ress,cl,rs,..,
Abby II. Hoyt OF said T,v[r1rr ~. c Az oi 7,
Rowe Justice Of HE naa,., 1I+I,'+ ~ ~. ~
said petitioners. consent I'm s, ms. ,'il
obtained by force and fiard I,, lt,ti., "l1
of his liberty. by tire,ts nf l'I1
rec, bv tolcm.s linn m ',,,
intoX. ca ed. and NV nr,.,, w 'C
and clfolc him whiIp in a. .-,l ~ .'CI'
and the marriage ccrca,ng ~
while he was thI5s intn>.i,.,tl ~ ~ "a ~
by the procurement If r,ic. i,,',,o
sid marriage ro with 49, 90 .I''y'
lively refused hi, c.n.n1r' "''''1 '''.' nc Po'''-
Aud vour netittnnc, f,,,.,i,.,. .r.......t.
fbcrr I,s nI,, 'i'S s"'"vtu th't
ofihc parties to said i,, ID ''I,',
wife; but that said Ahiy + ~ ius.,''i,. '.llG
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CATTLE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE, AND MEDPORD.

THURSDAY, MAY l, 1862
1T never rains, hut it pours, - is an old adage
which seems TO be verified this week in all de-
pmmonrs Of the meat business. We report
1928 cattle, 1891 sheep, about 500 yeaIs, and
warm weather coming on! As consequence
We have also to report decline in prices and a
dnlIcr market than has been experienced for
some time, although full 1000 western cattle
were sold at Brighton on Tuesday, as were also
many Of The northern at Cambridge. We alter
on figures in scales Of prices 25 cents per 100
lbs, which we think is all they will bear.
PRICES.
Beeves-ENtra, 1913
First quality, 6,25a650.
Second quality, 600 6,l2.
Third quality, 800 SIS.
The above prices are per 100 lbs. on the total
weight Of hide, tallow, and dressed beet.
sheep and Lamhs-Live weight 4I-2a5i.2cI
per ID. -
Working OScn-S7j a I75.
90 '''''i y @''
SNwnc-Storcs, wholesale, 8 ii cts; Re
an, l-2 l-2c. Dressed ) "a cents.
Idllow, G as - cents. Il
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SARAH SMILES ESTATE.
IT IT II y ~ 7 \ y.
: TATE OF VERNE

bisi"4Ci OF ORLEANS, SIS.
In Probate Court, holden at Irasburgh within
and for said district, on The 18Th day of April,
A. d. 1852 At'''
An instrument, purporting TO be the last will
and testament Of SARAH SMILE. I1tr of
Crtilsbury, in said district, deceased. heinz pls.
scented To the Court by William Smile. The o,,.
ccutor therein named, for Probate
II is ordered by said Court, that an persons
sion of said court to be holden at tie Probate Cc
nee in lrasburgh, on the 10Th day of Nav
1862, and show cause, it any they may bate
against the probate Of said will for which mr.
pose, il is further ordered, that copy of Tie
record OF this order be published three weeks
in the Orleans independent Stand
nrd, printed al lrasburgh, previous to said tj,ne
appointed for hearing
NJ. CARPENTER, JUDGE.
a true copy Of record. /
lSw3 Attest NJ cARpFNTFR ILL., P
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NAL4sL.TNERY.

TAKE this opportunity to thank my former
1 patrons for previous custom. and to say TO
thcln and to the readers of the Standard gcncr-
ally, that | have returned 10 my rooms in Yer.
bccks loicI, and am ready to doal their Mill
merry and Dressmaking in the best STYLE. having
received The latest spring and summer fashions
OId bonneis and Hats whiteucd and pressed.
Many articles not usually found in the stores
kept constantly on band.
f. BICKFORD.
Barton Landing, May 3, 1S62-2Ow4a