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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-12
Message Of the President.
EMANCIPATION INITIATED.

WAsH1NGToN, March 6.
The President to-day transmitted to Con-
gress the following message:
Fllow citizens Of the SeHa'e and House of
Representatives.
recommend the adoption Of Joint reso-
luton by your honorable bodies which shall
be substantially as follows:
R'so5ree9, That the United States ought
to co operate, with any State which may
adopt general adjustment Of slavery, Civ
ing to such State pecuna:y- aid, to be used
by such State, in its discretion, to compen-
safe for the inconvenience, public and pri.
vase, proposed BY such change Of system.
If the proposition contained in the reso.
tuition does not meet the approval Of Con.
gress and the country, there is the end OF
it but it it does command such approval,
/ deem it OF importance that the States and
people immediately Interested should be at
once distinctly notified Of the fact. so that
they may begin to consider whether to &C.
cept or reject it. Tx ,...~.."." .......
The federal government would find its
highest interest in such a measure as one OF
the most efficient measures Of self preserva-
ton. The leaders of the insurrection en-
terrain the hope that the Government will
ultimately be forced to acknowledge the in
dependence Of some part Of the disatfectel
region, and that all the slave States north oil
such parts will then say, "the Union for
which we have struggled being already gone,
We now choose to go with them" To de-
Iprive them Of this hope substantially ends
the rebellion, and the initiation OF emanci-
patton completely dsprives them Of it. AS
to Ill the States initiating it, the point is not
that all the States se!erating slavery would
very soon, il At ali. Initiate emancipation,
but, that while the osfsr is equally made 10
all, the more nothern shall. by such initia.
ton, make it certains to the more southern
that in no event shat. the former join the
latter in their proposed ConfederacY. say
/ in imitation because I. believe gradual and
not sudden emsncipat;oa u better for MI Ia
the mere financial or pecunsary view. Any
member of Congress, with the census tables
aud tho treasury reports before him, car
rsadily 70 for himsalf how vsfy sooa The
icurrent expenditures Of The waDwould par.
ich1e. q i fair valuation, ~ ths. slaves in
lany named State. Such . proposition on
the part Of the geser1l Government sets az
no clainns or right By federal authority "a
Einterfsrs with slavery within State limits
'rskrTing. = i docs, tia absolute control d
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Legislature AAjourneA.

Oar State Legislature which had been in
session sixty days adjourned last Friday,
aAsr having passed over ono hundred bills,
ssmsof them Of great inportAncs to The
pahlio. ard which required the elssest study
81 ~ most aesidasus labor Of tie vaziioos
eonnittsss in which they were drawn and
aoa1i1sgsd. By Law Of the Ssass <hs TAgis-
latuscaaaithat sixty DAYS - session md
& ~ bssn proves b ths lass and prsviou.
asaaisa that nors work viii % done when
Lag;slatoss know thsy hare but 1 short tims
= ussk =, than VIA hey hAss unrsstristsd
slinenee IL khak IespecE.
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Delinquent Taxes.

A bill Of special Importance to property
holders who have not paid their taxes, pass.
cd the Legislature at the last hour OF the
session. A bill similar to that which passed
was introduced by the Senate Committee Of
Ways and Means, early in the session, but
met with severe opposition from some mem.
bers, and close criticism from many out
siders. The bill, as passed, provides that
al lands sold for taxes prior to 1860 may
30 redeemed upon the payment Of the full
amount Of the tax originally assessed, with
seven per cent interest on the same, provided
It be paid before tho first Of next November.
1fnot the whole is to be forfeited.
It was argued that such law was an
abatement in tho favor Of delinquents, and a
bid for people tc allow their taxes to remain
unpaid-that il was unjust that a person
who had kept the County and State out Of
the use Of the taxes for two or three years,
should got off just as cheaply as one who
paid up promptly and finally, that it was
setting dangerous example. There is some
weight in all these arguments, and great
force in the last. But VIC live in peculiar
tfmes-this is young and poor State
Oar domestic taxes are large, our State tax
amounting TO about $15o, 900, besides which
We have been called upon to raise, for ma
tional purposes, $1n8, 100 more. Now there
are nearly $236,o off delinquent tax due
the State. The State holds the tax title
(such as it is) to the lands upon which all
this tax is assessed, but what good do the
lands do her? Now, if by RENTING the
exorbitant penalty that mover ought to have
besn attached to the failure to pay, enough
Of this $3.50, 900 can be collected into the
Treasury to meet this extraordinary demand
for $1O8OOO we think the peculiar exigency
of-the times will hardly justify tho appella-
ton Of PRECEDENT" to this act. Then it is
no.hardship to those who have paid. Tho
delinquent don't get off for any less than
they. they must pay the whole amount:with
interest.
T. Now our advise would be for delirqucnts
70 pay up, don't delay, for delays are dan
esrous. You may not have such chance
again. 50 don't let this go by -. q.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-12

AT the celebration in New York on the
22d, one Of the speakers spoke Of the "fui-
Some Wanting Of. our Anglo Saxoa lineage"
50 largely INDUCED in at our public dinners.
He said
This nation is not Anglo. Saxon, it is not
Teutonic, it is not Celtic, it is American
or it is nothing. \Applaus.) And the men
Of various races who have chosen this land
for their home and have built up by their en-
ergy its power and its glory, should by tho
best right be called the American people.
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GgEES=M lNTS.
~ HAVING Tn Ken tho stand

~ opposite the VOLUNTEER OFFICE,
- tho subscriber is prepared to ac-
eommodate the travelling community with
whatever, in the line Of refreshments they may
want. H.
Board by the Day or Week, also fur
nished without lodging. CHEAP. ~. .:,,r.
Here is the ONLY PLACE IN THE CRY where q
person can call for what he wants, and pay for
only what he gets.--ss IT, o. ANDERSON.
E134E z 81 n80y6:3m
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N1 Viz V1NHA1VS
o. r. Ward...A.a;n.

1t is pity two public journals should feel
impelled, the one to attack and the other to
defend this man. Why not strike at the
root Of the evil mean the law of chatte1
mortgages. Other States get along very
well without any, and it is believed we in
Minnesota could. Indeed, with us, it is ar
intolerable nuisance. A new State, with g
constant emigration, it follows that we must
in great degree, be strangers to each other
Now, perhaps sharpers and other such gen,
tlemen who have an abundance of time tc
examine the records, can keep posted up
But how is it with farmers, strangers and
Others who wish to buy horses cattle, &c.
Must they always be compelled to 60 to the
record, or run the risk of being caught, and
getting "more than tkey bargained for p
This chattel mortgage law may afford op-
portunities to the dishonest to evade paying
their just debts, but as to being positive and
good security in all cases, perhaps the ex-
perience of Mr.. Ward himself disproves.-
He knows that COW may die under the
butchers hands and become beef. That a
wagon, by skilful mechanic, may be SC
changed that the owner himself would not
know it. That mules and cattle can be
taken out Of the State.
In regard to Mr.. Ward the writer Of this
has nothing to say. If this whole commu-
nifty should frown him down some "hard
case'' would take the business.
A chattel mortgage law may make some
business for certain class Of lawyers. That
it is good security with the simple and hon
est is probably true, but that it is law Of
general benefit in this young and thriving
State is denied.
Now, Mr.. Editor, as there are two sides
to all questions will you give your views
Upon this subject and very much oblige.
be-, One OF YouR SUBSCRIBERS.
We confess to great Indifference of the
whole subject Of the foregoing communica-
ton. We have not the least suspicion that
mortgage on personal property that may
be consumed, destroyed, secreted, removed
or fraudulantly sold and conveyed to third
person.. is as good security as mortgage on
real estate. But if the lender pleases to &C.,
cept such security it is his own look out,
not ours.
There can be no doubt that the prevalency
Of chattel mortgages have tendency to cast
a shade over the title of all personal proper
ty, and purchaser ought not buy without
carefully searching the records !; but the law
notifies him where o>look, and perhaps the
accruing to the mortgagor more
than compensates for the inconvenience in
cidental to the system.
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FREEBeRy COUNTY GUARDs--This CON-
pany in the Fifth Relment nov numbers
seventy men, and viii - full, Ne aIe aasur-
Cd. by next Friday. The success Of Capt.
Hall and Lieutenant SheehaA, has hsen 10
ularkahae;; but : kw days ago tbsy esos %
The toft with forty i've msa that thsy had
recruited II fifteen daJs' ti7e. Nov. thsy
hAvs,as sisted abovs, ssvsnky. Frsehofs
ecusty = seblJ doing hef shars q o. p
txiiosie usrk q The day. s
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EUROPE HOTEL.

1U xGVI II 11V II hIAIs - -
The subscriber has leased and newly furn-
ished, in the best style, the ..IE5
w EUROPE HOTEL, ae~'.-
and il now ready to accommodate tho travel
ling public with all the conveniances Of mod
ern Hotels. ~.s-r- ~ -, ~se..x.,y-. s-e 90.
BOARDING by the daysor by the wesk At
reasonable RATS. y 2 .:,~s.=.. -.
Good stablingi for teams will be furnished,
and every care and attention will BE- given TO
both man and beast. III u :. lEy$1 EsS>s
Red Wing, July Sd, 1881.
% . - 20 81 DAVID PICKETT.
- n5Ss a:.stZ} 49,. z'e,3fscft n49:tfG'
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The KING OF Slam, in the plentitude of his
benevolence, has written the president let
ter, offering to Send him a number o. Eele-
plants tc he let loose in, America to increase
and multiply. The President thanks the
King, but says he has more elephants on his
hands already than he knows whatto do
with, and is obliged to decline the offer.
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Bailey. House.

ITEM miles from Red Wing, on tho Asntor-
l. vile road. ~ Il .
Accomm odations for man and beast furnish
ID 1t reasonable rates. Good stsbling and
~ II. BAILEY, Proprietor.
gfg n83a Il ~ s 1.5 J. .ny6-n10:lZ -
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there, as we'll IS tho Cumberland and Con.
gress, were engaged. The details Of the &C
ton could not be seen from che Fortress,
nouncing that the Cumberland and Msrri-
mac were: in close quarters. After fring
two guns It the Cumberland the Merrimac
struck her bows making I hole in her st the
water line seven feet in extent. The Cum.
berland commenced sinking, when the Mer :
rimack, backing sshort distance, ran into
her = second time, making another terrible
hole in her, causing tho water to run ii II .
fufious rate. The Cumberland continued
firing till the watsr entered her port holes
when she careen over Slowly Iand finally
su1k shout O'Clock. IS, x.s. -. ,..s i
Alter sinking the Cumberland, the Merfi-
mack turned her attention to tho Congress,
and in less than 10 hom afterwards white
flag vas boisted on the Congress.
A rebel gunboss immsdiatsly went alopg
side and took the officers ard marines pfiso-
ners. The ssamsn swers allowed to sscape
TO thu shore. ~ ~. SO
The fngats 81. IAwrence alriysd here dar-
Ing The aftsraoon, and vithoa. dropping her
anehor proceeded up the rIysr and tolloved
the example Of the Minnesota md Roanoke
il firing on the battsfy . Sewalfs Point.
but like tho rsss, hsf shot I'll short. Tbs
ganboat Mystic was also towsd up il The II
tornoon, hut at sundowa tho Roanoke, St.
LAursnce md Mystis| all1etusned.
After 4 O'Clock ths AeSsimac con1iane3
20 throw sbs:Is into tho naea t NsWpsst
Nsws, wfliIe the Jam1stoWa aod other rsbel
gunbosts conaneaced dfIng % th1 Minneso~
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A special dispatch to the ESiIrne says .
reconnoitering party of the SD Pennsylva.
MIA, il Heintzelman's division. was ambush.
ed yesterday morning, beyond the Occoquan,
two or three miles III adyance Of our piekets
and received the fire Of about forty coAteaI-
ed rebels, who then immedissely fed thru
the woods. Capt Cbapmaa and Lieufsnant
Lyle we're killed, and two priyatss were
woundsd, one d tbsm mortally. 81
One hundred and fifty soldiers recently
deserted from Sava1nah u Gen Sherm man.
When asksd vhy they did Il, they replied
that they were. tirsd ef fighting IN : rich
mans wss.
The following statement ef de strength
Ian1 position of ths rebel force opposite to
the Unisn armysf IL Potomac, wAs per-
ectly aecma.s four days ago. Chanxss
hays psob1biy occurred since, but the nain
I6css must still corrsspona with III. figures .
At CsnlsrviIIs, which = now The strong
point Of Tie rehsls, thar ~ SO, Co infsnt-
~. u, 0o0 cavnlry, md I'D pisces u csnDon.
light md keavy. ssss
| Behind H. hakSeriss - til PetOnsc
Ithsrs NJ ltpn 10000 u, 200 nsn. II
Gnn SfgnG bet1sss IDsakx - Csstse-
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NOTICE.

To Robert r. Creei Isabels O'B~ien Exeeutris Of H.
G. o'Brlsn, deceased JohnA Raftess on, II. ID Ing
ham, A. Waieotf, Gregory AcMshsn, Geo, Bartlett
Co., Queen City vsTnish Co, r seines Gro
!: u. CrossmaD, Elisha Turner. Nathan Newton Price
fArris Co, Goo. C. Riehsrason, Vim. stewart 4
Son, Litlleton shirley, Henry nellie. ssml Vance,
chss Pafson. Co.. l., W. J. wnrle, Ep,u.r-
son. Cochran Co, asmf y. Miller Akner Reeves
aud G H. Perry, executors of L.. X. R~eves, de-
ceased, defendants:
You and each Of hereby notified that there n
DOW on die In the Clerks ofee the District Court OF
Lee Co.. Iowa Ut Kaokak. petitoA olIiirssn barney
eIH ming OF saa u r Gfeei and Isabeia O. Erisn En-
eruiris Of q O>Rrien decreased the sum of Fin cen
bnndrea Deiu wssh ten r~r ceGt interest per an
mum. pslabis Srnaalls.a nosey due . deed Of
trnstmsde ~ said Creeia Brients y. W,KGbouTpe,
anf sinrr assigned tosnfd Palntr dated fr.t Of April
lrae sis eainfi r. AGAINST eeh tie foreclosure
VI said Deed Of Trust the being Lots seven
n eight 81, nine te ten klo}, eleven tl sua ease
ie) Block seventy t1o), 10 the Cfty Of ketkus Lee
County, lows, for the purchase money; and farbef
asking for the sale ofsaid premisca ard Gsassst
tfef s-------
And unless you srrfar ard at4Htf ssid Petition
or bsfore noon OF TIE ~ ne " term
oil sald Iourti 10 cpnni'ftt - k~ekak. or Ne nssy
Monday OF kepten btr, 4 q fttg drfaHlt viii -
entered against yca srd udeacns ren thereon A.
pray edfor an ssid petition.
H. SCOTT HOWELL.
July lS-dSw Auya for plaintiffs,
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nRIGIkAL NOTICE.

y" Charles krps. Helena Rcps, ranl J. scmmes r.
Srihlncsouf ~ y. Ntcrx, John B0wer. irusies,
r. = lower, H. H. Rudattk Thor Smith d 1fan.
rtrtt drfenasBtas
Yea hereb. notified EhAt there is now ~, ra IN
The Clerk Once OF the District 1nNtta ~ - Crpflg,
Iowa. at Ecokuk petition In esutt, !, v ~ u " L..
nuls, claiming Judgement against yen Charles
Reps md Helena Reps, Tor The sum OF Two ThGgsand
One Hundred and Fifty and nlnets,tpo-one hun
dredth Dollars upon yfur certain mort AEe gwen the
18th of NoyembeT F5. to him npoH ,ep ecIeA OF land
III the Foufheay cnprt.r of strticn FIT, township
1851, range t5b IN Age et,nlyl tew1. Ihrrousction
In description " the land In said mortFAg 70 ttsha II
read ten In shape, In the NORTH.
corner The west half etthe South quarter 1871
&c, the sale OF said Land the exfinrp,shBent re-
demptiop and general relief. win costs
Now you must appear and answer rsia Ietiiicn by
OF the accord 4ay 81 The nAxttrrn ef said Court
10 be held p Keokuk on The nrst Montay OF Sefiem
ber, 1S04, or JndSeme nj prayed Tor BY d,fsu win be
haA aesaAst yoa. II. SCOTT BOwkLL
% lnlyl6-dNw PisiptInfs Attorney.
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TT NlTED STATES MARSHAL'S
~ ssa& sale.
rKIIHn 1T ATES or AMERlEA

UNITED kTATEs VI A0kklCh.t 90
DISTRICT IONA
By virtue Of an execution 10 directed, issned by
the Clerk Of the District Court OF the United States
the Southern Division Of the District 0f Iowa, and
ar sinst smes Morton and In favor OF Nelson, Ward
well A. Co have led upon, and will sell 10 the
highest bidder 1t the dor OF the Clerks once OF the
srct Court of the United States for the District OF
Low at Keokuk In said District. the 18th day Of
sepem Der. A. le62 httwren the hours Of O'Clock
A. m and O'Clock p. M. OF said day the follow nix
property to-wit. The w u OF See. 20; East " OF
W i Of See 20 Township 81 north Of Range ~ west,
The north " Of the n Eyof Sec -, of the
Of Sec ie Township 81 north q Range 10 west; The
west X or The Sc or Gecti.n ii, sw Of the
OF Sscti on IL n OF the Of section III west
Section 20 Township ~ north of Range II west the
west AZ ef the = Il Of Section 81, i OF the |.
Of aert,aa 81, ssa. at The h Of Seetial II,
Of the OF Section u township ~ north OF Range
IL west all In jasper county, Iowa. The east u OF
Section II TownshipaH north Of Range g. In HardiH
county, Iowa. The enst u Of the w Of Section -.
west j. OF the Of section ~ Township ~ north
Of Range 20. Lots 10 II and IS In Section Town
ship .R Range &c, In Dallas county, Iowa The l
aud + W 4, the east cf the \ J, and the " oil
the N " / of section 20 Township n north Of kanxe
ir aud the of Section 30, and the south q the
n of Section IS Township ~ ~ Rangr W. In
fsrunty county, Iowa. the rMst | n tfr y r ofSrc'
ton % In Township u In Range Q, Van barcieounss
lows.
Taken aud levied upon the properly OF james
Morton 10 satisf, ,ala writ Of Execution
Keekuk Jul, 2lu. IaG2.
ii. Nj. HOMIE, 4. s. Marshal
aug BY HAgRy trLros, Deputy.
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,uIy ,s-d4~
NOTICE.

To Charles Pitcher. ann Carroll Michael n Dsrmoii
Robert Getty, Geo. c. Anderson aud " lillian Bruce
defendhnin
fon are hereby notified 'hs, " row on die In
the LEXIS Once Of The Distfrt feur. IT Lee Canty
l0wa Atke-kuk, petition in equity III Hmm barney
CLAIMING judgment seaipst Won. Charles ftt4rr tn
us ehm Of Two Hundred $500 Doilars nrt Feed
OF Irutt given 10 ID. w kbourne Ia secure rus-
chase mEnes1 to Marsh. Lee srd HeiHstH u,lon Tx
seven ~ Block one hundred aud twenty pfHe {Ia4l
City VI Kaak lava srutf,ststH Ell pYa,irg
for the foreclosure If es III Trnsi the rse Of said
LOT. and for general fsiIrf.
Now yeV1npst .Heh Appear ard answer 10 cad petit.
Ton by moo ~ The Gay 81 the term OF said
conrt TO be bold ut k+okHk on th- frat Moraas OF
septenber IsG2, OF Judgment Will BE lad therein W
detsnit
H. sC0rT HOWELL,
9y lr-d4v ATTY for PIa.nlG
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.-.g-.1sss C. -. - ~. ~ -
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TIE = Bishop, Alice Bishop, X W Clark, Henry \
Iayin1 Ea~aFd Rfoets, u and \ n whitmore and
r rln' r HAZE Go !, Madison Reed, Harrington &
20, Ihomas DAVIS, EFT Seety, howe, Pierce g. Co.,
fonhre hereby notified that there 10 now on Gle In
The CLERKS once of the District Court of Les county
iowa, t keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claim.
Ing Judgment against ynn, J. A. BiAhop for the
cum OF One Thousand Dollars with per cent. In
rage given TO u. W Kibourns, upon lots y O 10
II and y In block 20 In Montroe lows and against
You all the foreclosure Of said mortgage and sxie Of
said lots, and for general RELIEF with costs
Now, you must appear and sppssY said petition by
noon Of the second day OF the OF said Court
to be held 1t Keohut tho FIRST M8Ifdny OF sapiem-
Der, A. y. 1862, judsmept wilbc hsdheytr against
You bY default III, SCOTT HOWELL,
- la .4i4 " =t4 E4rT- Efyty foY PfaIntiG
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NOTICE.


To Edward Kilbourne Caroline kilbourne, Chss
roote Chs FoDtr. u % 4 Gordon Mason Wheel
er G, w GsrrtW " " PetiHe. Stale Savings lpsti-
tutr Garaa.r y D,nry and wm Pare, sfsiEnrfs al
the Boston Locomotive works Ait~H Wells,
Ffnneis Woodbridge, Frederick Shelley. Nale' Ca
lut Co. e NJ Peck Com able sm5 v siitAat
Patterson, C CARRIER. VIM fhompsol, Tru e &C j.
and ID 1enplin, deferdsnts:
You are hereby notified that There - now on fle In
the tier4 efee Of fAe District Geart Of lee county
Iowa ut keoknk petition Of Hiram Barney, pray ing
Tag judgme Mt sr.ipst yos- Edward KiitaarHc, tor
the sum Of Forty hf. Hundred Dollars, upon yonf
Ave iSf block fve 49, Keokuk, Lee oounty. Iesa,
and for said lot the foreclosure Of
said tgage and The exiingashme OF tbs equity
or redemption and general relief.
And each OF must sppear ana snsw er said petit
toE ly noon II the second day uf the next term o.
said Court 10 he held on the first Monday Of Sepem-
ber lsev or Judgment by default will be had sgainsi
yon II. SCOTT HOW'LL
ars2-d4w AIRY fgr ilstntin.
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THE STATE OF IOWA.

TO lsssec G wichersham:
sSiri-You are hereby notified that there e now on
file In the ONCE of the Clerk Of the QietEiG Cont Of
lee County, tuwz, ~ KeOknh, petite pf Amos Hen
KITE pisintfh claiming or you the sum OF 9l,lA o.
~ money justly due him six promissory notes, tone
Of sad notes sts to said plaintiff or order; the
others able 10 divers rnd endorsed ard
assigned TO plaintiff and upon vc accounts for Ger
tain hos and other property by purchased or d.
persona and them assigned TO plaintiff, and that
an attachment has issued by the Clerk OF aaid
Counupon salad petition upon which certain Of yonf
prupets has been attached.
Now, unlese appear and answer sAid patition on
before noon Of the second day VI September l662
that being the second day Of the next Of said
Court to bo holden at Keokuk default be entered
aid JudSmsnt rendered aSAiLst yea thereon. rEsas
BECK 4 HEATH,
juiylp-d z3 Att'ys Tor plaintiff
A RNOLD,S WRITING FLUID,
Received this day, one cask OF Arnold. WrltinS
Flatd, which guarantee 10 be genuine,
y. " WheG0TT,
bid 1Aia-st.. % door fson ~.
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ljy'is.daw
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Adam Spohn, James Watson, Rix, Hale b Co., )
r Adair, II Biaek, VIM Stannns, and Geo. W.
Caldwell
ion are hereby notified that there isBow on Gle in
the Clerks Once Of the distinct Gonr ot Les Noah'
Iowa, nj keokpk. pet op IL equity OF ifan Earl
claiming jndsf ment against you, Adam Siv'. Tor
sum Of Fave Huuttreu Dollars upon your ner,este
given 70 CLASles Nsssn upon lots ~, ahdtwo GU,
BLOCK lSo2), In the CITY ofKeokuk, Iowa, and M
sEuinst you MI, prr for The saie ~ said lots, the
tnreeloHars Dt cain orgaga the extingushment Of
The equity Of rede mpt loH are. for general relief.
Now, each OF ron must appear aid answer snd petit
ton lily o. the second day OF next term Of
Court. 10 be held 1T keokuk the n at Monday
Of September 1860, Judgment viii DO hAd The rein
bs default as PRAYED ior- ". SCOTT HOWELL,
juivIs d4w Pfaintl6's Attorney
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STATES MAIL AND EX-

TNITED STATES MAIL AND Elk.
~ PRESS LINE fAGAEls.
Irxrrx wHIrrLE, Chas. 8 Morrison. MIS- -
ter and KArr CAssEL, b. W. Davis, Ie4n&tA
Mast or are now m sking regular daily trips
Sunday excepted between Rock Island and n4ven-
% RI and KSokuk in connection With the Keokuk, n Z
Pleasant 4 Muscatine Railroad, leaving Fort Madison
on the arrival II the 7o'cock ., Traits from Kco-
kuk, making sure connection WITH trains East and
Wost Burlington. AuscatIne and Daycnport; Ais O,
shove to Dubuque.
ROBERT r. WILLIAMS.
je24-d Agent al Keokuk.