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STATE OF IOWA, LEE c0UNTY-ss:
r. Mrser@ a r Ws'.trs 4 Co. Str.-you crr
hereby notified that the State OF Iowa by The Sheriff
Lee county will proceed to sell at public yendue, In
the fourth stery OF the brick building the North
East OF Second ard Main Streets the city oil
Keokuk on the first Monday Of February. A. d. 1869,
between the hours 81 one and Ave O'Clock p. M. Of
Aaid day the printing types and NIL the
property aud uiaterial beloBgingto the Keokuk Jour
nal oaec the TO be sold under and by virtue OF
a chattei mortgage executed IN favor Of James D..
Ends by A. r, Wailng d CO., dated October 3, 1856,
the payment OF six promssory notes Of the
date, amounting tn The aggregate 10 0c0; said
mortgage and notes having been transferred TO the
State OF Iowa by said Eads, and are due and
paid. Terms Of sale cash In hand, unless otherw se
announced afraid sale
THE STATE OF IOWA,
ByJ.TKAcv, Dist. Atty LIST Judicial District.
n. n. GRIFFITH, sheriff OF Lee Co., Iewa.
Dec. =. leel.dtd
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

IL
LEE CouTs, 90 said County at keokuk.
TOT, r. GoTsHALL:
You are hereby notifiedthu there is nov on file ID
the office OF the CLERK of the District Court o Lee
County Iowa. Mt KeoEak, the petition OF freeman
knowles, claiming OF You he sgni OF orc hundred
dollars ~ prcmssbty notes. ahd costs. and also
prayer Tor ataehpcntto issue against yonr goods,
Court.
Aud unless You appear and answer said petition on
be fore Of the second day OF the eat term OF
said Court TO commence al Keok the LIST Monday
OF February, A. ID. 1902, default viii be passed
agaiDst you ms prayed for In said pet fton,
HIRAM KNOWLES,
Dec. 90, le6l-ai Any for Pltg.
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: EGAL NOTICE.

TO Matten Demon Smith. You are hereby notified
that there Is 90 e In the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court 81 Lee County, Iowa. at Foft
Madison pc ttion OF Minerva A. NTH. Claiming of
you divorce from the bonds of matrlmony now ex-
listing between you and her and for the guardianship
of her children by YOU and for her cost aud for gen
eral relief, ON the ground OF wiiful desertion.-
Unless you appear and answer said petition on OF
before noon OF the second day Of the next term oil
said Court. TO be held Fort Madison aforesaid on
the ihird Munauy In May next, default and dec
PRAYED for will be entered against you Order Of pub.
LEGATION has been made 4th OF January
SEMrLE L. FINLy,
janlTdIm At'ys for Plaintiff.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

EGAL NOTICE.
To Henry Moore: You are hereby notified that there
10 dle In the Office Of the Clerk OF The Distrct
Court Of Les County, Iowa, at Keokuk petition OF
Vim, II. Austin Co., In firm OF that name and style
claiming Of you thirty dollars and interest from
January 30 lt6O due account Of contr act
10 furnish brick made BY you 10 said n. Austin a
Go and an order drawn BY You Oh said lrn and by
them paid and said petition further prays for writ
OF attachment MgAinat You.
Now unIsssycu appear and answer said petition be-
or said District Court OF Lee county to be held
nj keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, Judgment will be
deredakain you BY default.
RANKIN MILLER,
dec. II. ie6l-d Pitts Attire.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

j. c. -. -. 80.
that there Is fie In the snire or the Clerk OF
the District Court OF Lee County Iowa. al PORT Madi-
son, petite OF Elizabeth Wilson, claiming OF YOU
u divorce from the.tonds OF mairimony new existing
between you and her, for the guardianship Of her
child born OF said MARRIAGE for her costs Of suit and
for general relief The avernents Of said petition
are inhnman treatment and ~iiful desertion,- -
Unless you appear and answer said petition Or be-
fore The second day of the mex. Term of saia COart
to be begun and held at Fort Madison aforesaid,
the fhifd Monday in May next, default and decree
prayed for will be taken against you the reou-
SEMPLE X FiNLY.
}snl7dIm Att'ys for Piaintin.
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TN THE NAME OF THE STATE


To Edward Knsourne and Charles b. Foote. Cen
tetnen:
foT are hereby notified that there s now on file
In the once of the Clerk OF the District Court o Lee
county Iowa. al Keokuk. petition OF james TcmpifB
and Jane Teu,piin, claiming OF YOU thFty-hse thou
sand dollars and interest money due for your de-
fault and refusal 10 guarantee The pay ment Of the in
erest Hccrung subsequent to the frst day or March
A. d., 1861. on fifty seven per cent. frst mortgage
bonds, and each bond of the denomination Of $500,
tpsuedb By .sKeokuk, Nom. Pleasant aud Muscaiine
Railroad Com pany" by your writng OF date 18th day
February 1861, for yalu able consideration ihcrin
pressed you agreed with one Jnhn Tempin 10 gnaran
tee the payment Of the interest on snid be nds suisse
qnentto the frst day of March. 1861, MS aforesaid
whieh writing before the eommenrement Of this suit
ssigped TO said psintifrs and who are now the
holders and Of said bonds and entitled TO said
sums Of m oney because you have failed and refused
10 comply with sonf contract for guarantee ms aore
said.
An attachment has issned against YOU. said Charles
b. Rooc, aud ren estate OF yours In this county has
been attached to answer said claim OF plaintiff And
unless you both appear and thereto on or be-
fore of the second day 0f the term Of said
Court, commenc ling the first Monday In February
1862 Judgment will be rendered against YOU thereon.
LOUVRE II MILLER,
Atty's for Plaintiffs.
December 2-th Is6l--d4w
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT!
TO CHICAGO
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES
ALSO
THE QUICKEST ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS.

THE QUlCkEST RUUTE tn 1T. LUIlS.
THE WESTERN STAGE COMPANY
Are now running daily lire of four oerS0
horse Coaches betweeen Fort Madi- 7GXN
and BURLINGTON, connecting with trains both East
and west lea wing Fort Madison on the arrival OF the
S.3sa. N, train. Leave Burlington nj a. m. con.
Meeting with the etening train Mt Fort Madison for
Keokuk.
Passengers by taking this route reach Chicago the
same night.
Tickets for sale by G. NJ Seaton, on Second street,
at the c., b. q. K. X, office
w. b. POTTER,
jsn3-d Agent.
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NOTICE.

Those having accounts againxf me will pleasepre-
sent them to Mr. r. u. Hnmes for settlement. Having
been ordered Of very short notice Twas not able ~
call upon each settle Those, too who know them
selves indebted to me will please make immediate
payment 10 Mrumes, no alone " authorized TO set
tie my afsirs) ths those to whom Tam indebted may
be paid. d. l.. AcGuGlN.
ysOifce corner Main and Third streets. up stairs
with Dr. Bond. PHI. HUMES.
Novgdtf
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Any o. fhe ABOVE WORKS Will also be furnished
SUBSCRIBERS Tor the bear isss-7, 9, anas,..
AT One hat the Regular subscription
Prices.
isus NEW seh"Rtsrk may obtain the Reprints Of the
foek khVlEws AND BLACKwooD,
Seven Consecutive Years, For $37 90.
"hsh Duh httle mere Than the price Of the
WORKS Vok YKAR.
"ssoaH never again De likely 10 oIer such induce
ArnlA IA ihoAs here oAHEeA. ----
Now il the Time to Snbscribe
IPRemittanees must in all cases be made p,h rcr To
shSs fof ~ these prices no commission
D. aiio wsd IL Agents.
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dee3 81 GO1d.st,, Ncw.Y DIRK
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JEW STAGE ROUTE
TO QUINCY!

The Proprietor is now running DAILY LINE
FOUR HORSE COACHES
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CHERRIES SALE.

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TERMS: Regular Prices. J
P0STAGE.

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I EGAL NOTICE.

Deco, ls6l-alm
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D + A r II S .


Al Lower Lims Ridge, scsit township the 9Th inst
Mr. Philip Hartnan aged GO years and 10 days (1he
deceased enjoyed good heat until his death which wac
very sudden. Hs fell while engaged some work near
his dwelling and expired in very few moments tom
AT :he residence Of her mother in Fshingcreek twp
March 9th, of consumption Miss Mary 4 Holmes, in
the fifteenth year of her age.
In Orange twp. on the Both ult Of consumption, Mr
Montgomery Patterson aged about i22 years HE was
n member of the Iron Guards ofths placel
At Bentsn Columbia county April 2nd Minnie youn,
est daughter Of noses and Sarah Mchenry, nged Il
months and 10 days.
At Bloomsburg the 2nd inst, at her son .in.laws
Van ilouten MIA. Charlotte Thomas, aged CA years
months and twenty four days.
In Greenwood, on tho lst inst. mary Ann. wife Of
Hiram nester aged IS years months and day.
In Three Rivers, Michigan the 22d of march last Of
Lung Fever M Samuel Willard formerly Of Columbia co
aged ~ years.
Near RohrsbnIg. this county, on the 7th inst. MI.
John Richard aged 20 years
In Wiliiamspor, evening Of 10th inst after very
snort Illness Rev Joshua Kelley pastor Of the Baptist
church in that town aged ~ years,
~ Piymoth on III Cd inst Olivia Mariu Reynolds
~idowot The iats Benjamin Reynolds IN the list year
Of her age.
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Salutatory.

Col. FREEZE having last week published
his Valedictory, as principal Editor fot
She past three months, it may not be amiss to
announce our Salutatory. Thanking that
gentleman for his able defence of the
principles of the Democratic party, and
the satisfactory manner he has conducted
this paper during our absence, we now
re-assume the undivided control Of the
"Cclambia Democrat" Our best ener-
gies shall in the future as in the past, be
studiously employed to render this Journal
acceptable to all classes of readers, so far
as a Democratic literary newspaper in
the faithful discharge of its mission, can
accomplish these objects, with the CO.
operation and encouragement of gcner-
GUS and confding people.
LEVI L. TATE.
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. the 10th, the lltb, the i4th and The

for the 10th, the lltb, the l4th and thu
oath.
The city of Philadelpnis whore the par.
ties are nearly equal in strength, and which
recently gave a Democratic majority, is 80
divided as to make three Republican dis.
tricts and but one Democratic. Thre,
Republican wards (the 22d the 23d and
25th, ), not included in these city districts,
are attached to Bucks to overpower il,
small Democratic majority. Lebanon |,
assigned tho duty of overcoming Schuyl.
kill. The strong Democratic counties Of
Northampton, Carbon, Monroe, Pike aud
Wayne are all placed together, which
would not be SO Objectionable if the strong
Republican counties Of Bradford; Susquo.
hama aud Tiogo, had been treated in the
same manner; but we find that they are
each sent on separate errand-Susquc.
hama is to crush out Luzerne and keen
down the growing Democracy of that
couuty-Bradford is to load down tbs
counties of Wyoming, Sullivan, Columbia
and Montour, while Tioga and Potter arc
jointly to deal with Centre, Clinton and
Lycoming. Again, the Democratic eoup.
ties of Cumberland, York and Perry ore
put into one district, while Dauphin, Union
and Snyder are designed to overmatch
Northumberland and Juniata.
There is not single Democratic county
west of the Su,quehana which is not COM
pletely swallowed up. Such counties as
Jefferson, Clearfeld, Clarion, Bedford,
Westmoreland and Greene are placed in
districts where it is designed that their Dem
ocratic majorities shall be overmatched SO
that, if the purpose of the authors of =
act is carried out, the eighty or nif
thousand Democratic voters ofthe west
not have single representative in &c
gress.
We have said enough to show that tas
apportionment is most disgraceful gerry,
mander. We trust that it will not inure
to the benefit of the tricksters and apoststes
who are responsible for its enactment, and
that the people in October next will teach
wholesome lesson to its authors.
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Resolved, That the fatality of our COM
panions in arms is loss deeply felt by us
and that their deeds Of patriotism and Of
valor, will be long cherished in our mem.
roles.
Rfsofued, That the strict adhereece to
duty, their uncxceptionable moral conduct,
citizens and soldiers, and their heroic bra.
very in battle has endeared them TO every
member Of the Company.
ReSoluei, That we deeply sympatbizc
with the bcrcaved sister of the former, in
her Affections by the loss they sustain by
the early death of devoted son and an
esteemed brother.
Resolre1, That copy of this preamble
and resolutions be forwarded to the friends
of the deceased, and to be published in
eace newspaper Of Columbia county.
Lieut. U II. ENT,
Sorgt. A. e. THORNTON,
j. G. MOORE,
" HENRY FUNK, Committee
Corp. JAS. NJ. PRICE,
" DAVID LARlsH,
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Hon. George S. Tuition.

This gentleman has just returned to the
bosom OF his family and friends, in Tank
hammock, after having faithfully and hon
estly represented bis constituency in the
State Legislature We know Mr.. Tuition
intimately and value him highly, and take
great pleasure III bearing testimony to his
strict integrity and unquestioned honor.
A gentleman of fine legal mind, highly
cultivated manners--a sound reasoner and
ready debater-always actuated by gen
erous motives, he has in his Legislative
capacity, reflected lasting honor upon the
intelligent people of the District composed
Of the counties of Wyoming and Sullivan.
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s~Fo the especial qualification of the
editors of the Miners Journal, Philadel
phia Press, and Columbia county Repab-
tic IN, we would inform them that there is
now one less of the men whom they delight
to stigmatize as breckenridge Democrats
and "sympathizers with Secession" in this
State. His name was Col. WILLIAM G
MURRAY of the 64th Penna. Regiment, and
he fell in battle near Winchester, Va:, on
Sunday evening March 23d ard but a few
moments before the battle was won.
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Pay the Printer.

Many of our patrons are expected to pay
up their little bills for subscription, adver'
tisiug and job work during May court
The small sums due from each are easily
paid, while in the aggregate they make q
large and desirable amount for the pub
Usher. We have sent some bills as a re
spectful reminder of the amount due -
and all such will greatly oblige by sehding
the funds. Let all our friends see that
they do not embarrass US by neglect.
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The ratio is about 12l 100. Looking
at this act with reference to population,
we find that the district with the largest
population (the XXsh) exceeds the ratio
about IA 500, while the district with the
smaslest population (the V1llth) contains
27,2Sl inhabitants less than the required
number. Seventeen districts contain q
population exceeding the ratio, and but
seven districts are beneath it. the bill re.
ported to the House by Mr.. Cessna and
supported by the Democratic members
came much nearer the mark than this
The highest district contained population
of l29, ,7s5, only s,6s4 above the ratio
and the lowest, lO7 1892, ontJl3,76s be.
meath it. The following comparison be.
tween the Senate bill and that of Mr.
Cessna, will show at glance how much
nearer the required standard it was. The
highest district in the bill occupies the
head of the column, and SO throughout to
to the lowest at the foot.
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Candidate for Governor.

Hon. WILLIAM L. DENNIS, Member
from Philadelphia, is named in political
circles as the next Republican candidate
for Governor of Pennsylvania. Were
there shadow ola chance for the election
Of an opposition Governor, at the next
Gubernatorial Election, our preference
would be for Mr.. DENNIS. He is scholar,
a philosopher and gentleman.
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Tribute of Respect.
BERRYvILLE, Va, April 3D., Is

BERRYvILLE, Va, April Sd, 1862.
Preamble and Resolutions passed at a
meeting of the Hurley Light Guards'up
the death of William r Fowler and Johr
Prosser, who fell in the battle of Winches
ter, on Sunday, March 2sd, 1862.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an Almighty
God in His allwise Providence, to remove
from our number those two worthy young
men, therefore be il.
RESOLVED, That we deeply deplore tn,
untimoly loss Of those two brave young
men, our fellow soldiers, who fell Will,
fearlessly bravipg the dangers of the field
Of battle in defence Of their country,
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Having thus shown the discrepancies in
the bill passed with respect to population,
we next proceed to consider its political
arrangements. Az the election fer Cove.
nor in 1860 was the last general election
held in the State, we can only adopt it as
a basis of calculation, though if we had a
table of the aggregate vote cast last fall
for members of the Legislature, the result
would be more favorable to the Democrat.
ic party.
On the basis, then, of the for Governor
in October, 1860, the following districts
may be set down as Democratic viz
The lSt, 9th, 9Th 18th and 18th.
The following districts gave Republican
majoritles at the same election, viz:
The I'd, Sd, 4th, 9th, 7th, 9th, 10th,
18th, 18th, 18th, 10th, 18th 18th, 10Th,
goth, 2lst, 22d, 23d, and Gath.
Here are five Democratic districts nine.
teen Republicans; and it cannot be ques.
toned that the bill was framed with an
eye to this result, as the Legislature of
1861 had nothing before it but the vote for
Governor in 1860, and the last Legislature
adopted, in the act recently passed, no less
than fifteen of these districts, making chan.
ges only where they could not by any in,
genpity bs avoided
We do not however, apprehOud that the
Democrats of Pennsylvania will not be able
to elect more than five members of Congress
under this apportiopment. Public opinion
has wonderfully changed since 1860, and
some of the districts arranged to return
Republican Congress men will unques.
tionably fail to answer expectation at the
day oftrial In addition to the five Ger.
tain districts above enumerated, we think
that Democrats will be elected from the
4th, 18th, and 2lst districts, and tha, it is
possible we may carry an additional
districts, in Phildelphia, with some chance
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THE NATIONAL PLATFORM,
PURPOSES OF THE WAR;

CoSeREss NJ VOTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS PASSED THr
FOLLOWING RESOLUTION, WHICH ExPksssRs or
Tbs NATION AND is THE TRUE STANDARD LOYALTY
That the present deplorable civil war has been
Forced upon the country by the disunionsts of the
southern states now in against the Constitutional
Government and in arms around the Capital that in
th.s National emergency, Congress- banshng ali feel
ing OF mere passion resentment will recollect only
Its duty to the whole country that this poged
on her Psrtn any spirit Of oppression or for any pur
pose conquest or sHugdfion Of oUerhronP
or iheJerng NTH the rights established institutions V
hose States but TO defend aud maintain the supreme Of
he Constitution and 10 prsserre tie Uaon NTH the Dig
S,ig equality and rights Of the serera States unimpdred;
and at soon as these objects accomplished The
eHght 10 cease"
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THE PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS AT WIN,
CHEsTER.-Governor Curtin has issued a
General Order congratulating the s4th
and 10th Pennsylvania Regiments for
their gallantry at the battle of Winchester,
and directing that "Winchcster, 23rd Of
March, 1862" be inscribed on their flags,
and that the order be read at the head Of
all the regiments Of Pennsylvania volun.
teers.
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CINCINNATI MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Cincinnati april Sat the city election,
yesterday, the Unconditional Union party
elected the Judge of the Supreme Court,
City Commissioner, Director of the 1n6r-
mary, Wharf Masters, thirteen Councilmen
The Democratic Union Party elected the
Police. Clerk, Trustee Of the Water
Works, and six Couneilmeu,
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Nj A r r 7 AG ES

In Bloomsbury, on the 9th inst, by Rev u. J. Waller
Mr.. B WEBB GARRISON, to Miss CECILIA J. FhuLps.
On the Sd inst, by Josiah n. Fritz Esq. Mr.. ELIAS
SHuLTz to Miss SusIE Ann Ess both Of 5ugaroaf twp
In Espy, on the 10Th inst, by the Rev. 8. Price Mr..
THOMAS C. MERRILL and Miss MARY A. PRICE, both of
Lower Lime Ridge, Columbia county.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. William J. Eyer. Mr.
CALEB DAIs, of Rapert to Miss MATILDA CARL Of Lo.
Gust township, Columbia county.
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CARL ScHURz is anxious to be bold
Brigadier General and will probably sue
ceed. The N. Y. StaaS Zcitung, which
ought to know something of his capacity,
intimates that it would be the worst ap-
pointment since the war began, and do.
nounces Sehurz as an ambitious dema.
gogue with much conceit and little capac.
Hy.
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The CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.-Hvt.
ford Connecticut .Apra 7,-At the State
election held to-day, Governor Bucking-
ham was re elected by largely increased
ajority over that received by him las,
year, which was 2,Os6 votes.
The increased vote is accounted for by
the fact that several thousand democrat.
are off fighting the battles of the country
thing the republicans do not fancy.
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REMOVAL or THE HAT SToRE.-Mr
Girton has removed his Hat, Cap & Vari-
city Store, over the way, between the
American and Exchange, where he will
be happy to introduce his New Goods to
all his customers.
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ACCIDENT AT CARBoNDALE.-Ws have
just heard of lamentable affair that oc.
Cured in our neighboring city of Carbon.
dale on Sunday night last. About or 2
o'clock number of the citzeus we're
awakened with the sound of rushing water,
when it was discovered that one of the
Delaware and Hudson Compan,s mill
dams had broke loose, letting the water
down at terrible rate, sweeping houses
and every thing else in its course. There
were three other dams between that one
and the town, and they all burst their
bounds, sending down fearful volume of
water. The west part of the town, inhab
tied by number of Irish families, was
entirely inundated. 1t is said that some
8 or 10 persons were drowned
Luserne Union.
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New SPRING GooDs. MILLER & EYER,
have just received their New Spring and
Summer Goods. Their curtomers are
invited to call and examine for themselves
Advertisement next week.