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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-20

Made when left to be sold ct the next State Fair
sales in September It is expected every prominent
manufacturer and dealer viii be present 81 those
sales which will render unusual facilities 70 Mor-
chants and Growers, who should have their Wools,
not onlTDn exhibition, but for sale. All WcOl5 eOn-
, 1862-05-22
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO

ARRIVED HAY 81.
Prop Michigan, Chapman ogdeRsbn5gh sana1ies 1Sn
Ba.one 4 Morgan. Elaey, Bay City. go m lumber
Beg Susan CLARK, Peterson, Bi1ly's Haroor' SO
Brig ) Hf G Des6ler, G strinman, oswego, 100 cords
wood, {from Canads.
Brig Fanny Gardner, Ringer, Buffalo. eG0 n lumber,
o. lash 1fTom7 Fe1sansRee Na,n seso "A ro,as
schr / : Irwin, Rnger, Musgsgon, . N. lumber.
sehr ) Wallase. Lawrence, South Haven, 20
schr amelia. InSzy, st. Joseph, 80 ces5s wood.
sehr odin' Cd b, Blanchard Au7kegon' 95 m lumber
schr Hero, Bonch, South Haven, 122 IN headings,
schr Antoe1at, r1 Gro7er, Buffalo,.
Schr G i Richmond. Keith. Buffalo, s65 tons coal
Echr Joe Villas, Hilton, Buffalo, 13o m lumber
Efo hafes sa ~ abe
ISM 18th.
t schr Mary. Shooter, Holland, 90 N stavez.
| Schr Honest Jehn, Roland, Grand Haven, 80 N
sear Abssy. % Smith Grand Hazsn, % n T. lumber. IT,
schr III coer, Pitt, St: Joseph, 10 cords wood,
s6 cords stavc bolts.
saes:ss Bf g Ian
schr HIondeHe, III I'd - Johnson, Kalamazoo, g n
schr 4 Gates FlacE, Plummersvil1e, Is cords
wood.
Steamer Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers: Sun
/ drfes
GRs BE- 9gdsaseq5 aa Is H. e. eo E
Prop a5i &ondota, we1eh. Buffalo z.4oo blla aour,
Barque Great West, Macarthur, Bnaalo, 800 br1s
pork, 81, 90 hn oats.
, 1862-05-22
milwaukee, Grain Market.
IN Cx4{;rey nf t1,ie rnnrninn saya.

INC SeNftHt9 VI lulS WUfAluR sHys:
We have to note further decline Of 1c in wheat
yesterday, the market closing at fsg7ac for tho
plea. About 45,GA0 ba ctanged hands A. 731z @s3c
for No. 2, and 7sH@7sc for No in store, The
earlier salee were at the upper figures, but after
dTepped another half cent, notwithstanding de-
clire Of 1611c IN lake freights; There was an &c
regard to places Of storage hut sellers were some
what reluctant to concede to 70 much Of decline.
Flour was comparatively neglected. There is - 2
nary range Of country eprtng extra, but these fig.
ures appear to be considerably under the views Of
milleTs on their own account-
Neither would Sell to any extent st more than 23c
and the market for oats may be quoted dali at that
price. The receipts Of flour and grain for the last
oats, 7s01 bu; com, 1923 bu; barley, 916 bn: rye,
1.724 bu. The total shipments during the same
petiod we're: Flour, $500 br1s; wheat a95 Isl bu.
, 1862-05-22

In our general markets there is fair. though
not active business. A demand for mess pork
the tone Of o1r markets, and good brands Of coun-
try sell quite freely at ST. while city brings
and good many holders ask $1l.50. The Coy
crnnent il calling for large a1nonnts
OF smoked sides, ribbed. both At the
East and the West, and the demand being
In excess Of the supply, prizes, have sd
Bulk sides have, from the same csuse, advanced TO
5s3c with holders at close asking &c. Clear sides
bed. No demand Of consequence for shoulders. and
prices are nominally 3kd14c for bulk and smoked
Flour is held firmly, but there j: not much demand
for It. Super1ne may he quoted at II. fnG54-15-
Whta at is dull at a1GS93c for red, and s5@95c for
white. Corn iirm at 37@3Se. Whisky declined TO-
day to 1skc- Hay has advanced SOS per ton
erpuent. The new clip Of wool is arriving, and
there have been EatcE at 2622c for unwas led, and
2s@30c for n 10 4 blood, Nothing has been done
bic for selling -Gazetke, this morning.
, 1862-05-22
RnAfu eRK In Illinois.

Ofthe condition Of things in Illinois, an Alton
correspondent Of the St. Louis Republican says;
Times are looking up. Evidences Of increasing
confidence and thrift are to be seen upon every
hand Sales OF lumber, store goods, &C., are
briHk, upon the cash principle. The people hsys
been economizing, pinchfng, and settling up cd
turned the short corner, and ready for new ef-
to1te, and possibly for another launch upon the
waves Of extravaE;,ance, to experience storm. and
perhaps ehipwrecs, a few years hence. In Alton
building and other real estate improvements have
taken recent start.
The prospects for fruit and wheat were very fiat
g1addcniug and glorious vision to pass over this
ard adjoining counties and witness the IhousandE
of acree Of wheat now more than knee nigh. and
hardly poor field to be seen among i nl i
herself and all destitute secesslondom besides
this YeAc.
, 1862-05-22

The receipts Of flour and grain for the past twen-
wheat, s.s20 bu; corr. 2o.533 bu- Our market is
very unsettled to-day. and transactions limited.
Flour-Salcs % brls AN al S4.75. Wheat-Sales
SEQ bn n red, late last evening p. t.; to-day,
$50 bu and one car II S red at H. both before re-
port. Wabash wheat ia not mentioned. Corn
s:alcs 10 600 bu old II at BIC; 1,200 bn, 1850 tn,
and C0O bu new corn at 3t5fc- Oats 2Sc. Rye Sac.
Ba11ey-Sprfng, 5oc; winter, SIC.
, 1862-05-22
MARINE NEWS
vESsELS PASSING DETROIT.

ec.,u..1 nz,,.,
DETROIT, May II, 1862.
TAProos Oueen Of the Lakes, Mayaower, Dn
z.ra, ba-,. char.cao. hv1a Castel3a. scbra VT
outlue ''1A sueuaJ' .a].s;e V7:r,s
Jchnson. f M ieck. Loonass aconta1s, Hltiato,
Sheridan, L Farwell, Luddingtou, Black Hawk.
nous--props Rocket. Chicaeo: Empire State;
,a-,.a s+.nhena sam W,ra. Great West MARS
ualAE ~ .s,s. pa-oan,, 1,;1-r;r, rar,nns schr
Sheppetot hflSs Talagoo' lHsthl' eail1pns, ocl1
Campbell, II Scott, VIM. Raynor, Fred hill, KS
cine, Pilgrim. Petre1, Dart, Newman, Parsons,
zrn.,.in,.n,r sea Hzrd Mitchell Marshaeld Kate
- 49,
Richmond HMte Coaa'
Weather cloudy, VINO SOUTHWEST, oo"aus hAru
Collision Of schooners Narfasanset and hapld on
Clay Banks. Lake Erie: Rapid sunk in SIX fathoms
-..,.
, 1862-05-22

BuFrno-A1ziyed from Chicsgo, Mar 1o:-Pro.
pellers Ton2wanda, Adriatio; bafks Lafrinfer,
{new,} Torrent, Mary Penine, 1ny1neihle; II brigs
Burns LS%e 1eaestiie Hsti FIT GE. n
wfld RoTer. ut Vernon. Winfield Scott, O*t1ich,
< K Avery. K p stbley, Vim ? Mhbssd, ~ Riea
Iaf1iniefs Torrent: brige h Barns. Lowell; eehts
Nj Vernon. wild Rovefr Ostrich, Winfield Scott e +
AZ HaIt, II sibley, Eclipse, David Tod. T 7
ATery. n B. Hubbard.
, 1862-05-22

FUEERA No1HcE-P0sTPoNEAEGT or THE
FuHERA1 OF e. ". BA1L.-0w1ng to the weather
and tho death Of WEI, c. Green, a member Of Co
4, chteago Light artillery, the funeral Of z.-W.-
Ball has been postponed until -4huFeday 1T: ssFa
F. ~, and will take placs IRON a6o North sa1aklfn>
street, to which place the remains o1 both VIII
be taken from Rose Hill Cemetery foE tnternent
The friends II both companies End the deceased,
are requested to attend without further notice.,
The train w1n Leave. the Milwaukee, Depot at
three IN. e. c. ?. BRADLEY,
Chas1msn Funeral Committees.
Yankee Card Writer'S wedding and call cards at
Sherman House. Samples mailed for two Btanapa:.
my224t.
~ good shade hanger wanted Apply to E.
G. L. Fa1sn, 70 Lake street ap2+p743
Go to John Jones. 1ts Dearborn It., and get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired
nov19
"cau On Dunlop, sewen &spaldlng for Printing :"
noV11h2al-lY
~ Buy paper hangtags of Chase = Co., 1o9
Randolph street. nh 293m
~ For cleaning and dying gent1eman's clothes
| 70 to Cook d Mclean, % Dearborn street. This
old established house do better and cheaper wort
| tbsn anv Ia the city. ebGly
| PuRl1c SrEAKERs AND SINGERS should be sup.
Piled with '' ''Bro.cn's Bronchial 17ocses, " OF
Cough and Voice Lozenges, for clearing and
strengthening the Voice and curing HoaFseneHs.
1naa)-W1t-d-t&s
, 1862-05-22
The Lake Shore Steamers.

.AA8 AA&A3 Ah0x8 SxAAt84E&&
Yesterday, A E. Goodrich put in operation |
for the eeason the daily line Of 1ska steamers,
connecting Chicago with the principal ports
On this shore Of the lake, as far North IS Two
Riyers. Wis. The list of ports thus made by
these mats is. Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee,
Port Washington, sheboygan, Manitowoc,
and Two Rivers. The bouts composing the
line are the handsome aud staunch steamers
Comet and Sunbeam The former with Cspt.
Pabst, her commander, is we'll known on this
lake as fayorite craft, aud comes out this
spring neat as a pin throughout. The Sun
beam, Capt. Morgan, Like the Comet, is q side
wheel, upper cabin steamer. She was built at
ManItowoc, and is just out, having had her
engines put in, in this city. Her dimensions
arc It's feet keel, e6 feet beam, Ii feet hold
Her engine. built at the Detroit Locomotive
, 1862-05-22
ALBBANY LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEST ALBANY, Mar 10, 1852


FEEyEsLIhc receipts are lighter. than last
week By about fiftyi car loads. Still there are
enough here to supply the demand. and perhaps.
leaEe few over. & The New York spectators are
eager to secure large lots as the5 were lat
week, and not more than half as many arc being
taken on speculation. Last week nearly all Of
those who speculated on New York account lost,
some Of them pretty heavily. according
70 the reports Of their ,ne'g5bors, vhtls
The eastern men. although as general
,heis New York competitors, made extremely Ii ;ht
prodte. These facts, and With ABOUT :, io head Of
lame. The average quality Of the cattle is ap 70
that Of last week: and there are two or taree
drovea In the yards thst approach as near pIemt-
I'M = anything tat has been in market f. sessTa
crs from this State and Illinois. The warm sum-
roeE EeatheE Of the past three days, is agaiast
consideration, they arc not worth 50 much By 1oe
Q 100 MS as they we're last week. Some think
that they have sold their corn-fcd cattle at Dt0c
Q 100 bs lower than last week. but the figures do
not bear out tn idea
REcE1P1s-The following Is our comparative
statement Of receipts at this market over the Cen
, 1862-05-22
T7NAMETTNq PIANO AND

&jFNAlMELI1N6 flANO AND
IL FURNITURE PoLISH.-This article has neYer
before been introduced in tho Western statss nut 6as
been long tn by the leading Piano and
Houses Of the principal Eastern cities One application
produces ng1oss 20 brilliant that 4 resembles @ are
IEANKI, whence ft8 name -EnanlennE Follsh. The
more tarnhhed and hngeErnazked the Furptsu1e NAY
be, tho more astonishing the effect pEoductd ...
single bottle ut 50 CENT?, viii give mote sata0Ac
tory results than 80 spent ID Vanishing no house
ATbeTal diseount 10 ths trade. c1ty and country
orders solicited: Manufactured only hI
CHAB POWELL D. CO., 11 Dearborn St. Cup At1ir8J
BOZ SN, Pcst 0fNot. myz9Fzs4lm
, 1862-05-22

Third quality 25uG927o ZoNDsto
trsn1actione 5e! n niiaois In s esttle u NA
. 1oo b.. Ase1age 1;sso ios ' '
1; Mo1;1s % Wazei e d Il niiaols sters. Il The tai
=. ~ =: s bag sslafsd II do It His . 100 ns
N Bolan, 1s light ordinary Illinois at So . hd
Also, IS prime heavy do at $es . nd. Az
@ A!se, s i iiehs e o1ainsry f = DO Do at e4s Id Ar
Ks6le 4 Hynaa. = fair Illinois at 81 I'D.
| s. Ramsey, Is prime Illinois at SIS = Id
Ninety;three prime fat Illinois at 900 ha.
Mso, Is heavy coarsish Illinois Il. ~ . u. Az
Alse. Is do do Illinois at s4-ao . 100 MS. Az
% Ruble T. Hyman. s. extr. Illinois stil1ers a.
Collins b Bensen. 6sfprime eorn-fed do at $56
Aeo, IS heaTI coarse do. at $4-1s . 1oG na.
!. Baldwin, 80 prime do do at $3.50 . 100 ns>
u. u. Pse. + q ezsss d s szso = 1oo IS. II:
A}ro. is prime 7oat ~ = 1eo ns; Az. ,a2s Ds
ni Aiso, 81 % oSsa * Il DO do ct $3.50 . head Az
Tha@as HosbprZ; @ extra do com fed. at $4sl
AIso Ds & prime 1 DO Il Il s4as . 100 ns. Averaging
N II, Rice, Is do at$415 :. 100 ns.. AZ; 1,4zt NJ
Wm: Il. Coon; y good Ill cofn fed 1t $412*
; Hoas-buri1e The week the Central Raiiros'
There IL no market for Them here and we aIe on1
able to quote nomiuanE corn fed 1t a4@3xc, an
, 1862-05-22

vERD1cT--The jury Of inquest In the case
Of Frederick Hass, who Was killed Thursday
morning by train upon the Chfcsgo, Bur
lington g. Quincy Railroad, returned the fol-
lowing verdict;
We, the Jury, find that Frederick Hass came to
his death on the 90th day OF May. 1863, ut twenty
five MINUTES past SIX o'clock In the morning, st
the crossing Of the Chicago, Bura1ogton and
Qu{1cy Ra{lroad tt8ek on Rucker st1eet, in the
town Of West Chicago; and that his death WINS
caueed by the enigma Of the e2id railroad company
rirfkipH hin when be WAS about ctoeeing said rail
ruad trSck in careless manner: and the Jury also
frd that 1he train Of Raid railroad company was
moytnc at double the rate OF speed that the city
ordinances prescribe for the loeality. And the
Jury also ind that the Eaid train bad been run
1iry at no greater rate Of speed thaa that pre-
ecribed by the ordnance. the death Of the said
Frete1icE Haes would not have occurred
SEWING MACH1NEs.-The Grover q Baker
sewing Machine Company in producing theis
new straight-needle locE stitch machine, have
laid the foundation for lazgo demand and I'M
mense salea. This machine for beauty of fn'
ish, ease Of management, durability, and th.
| rapiaity with which 1t does: Its work, hs'
NO superior. a. visit to their establ' s.
ment, No. LIS Lake street, will convlncs eyer
one Of their erce1lence. -
, 1862-05-22
e6,0D,97i.2s
3,235,057-9o
1,757,Tl5.46
578,607.43
1>G{ZAy.M
9,641,731.5S
E5,9a6.23
6l,436.o2
4 nSE {Ch -


This amount, representing the cost Of the prop
erty, compared with the statement for the Year
ending December 81, 1860, shows an increase of
$1s1 296 a5 and the increase Of the capital stock
las been made cor1espondingly.
During the ycar s5o5, ,s74. 78 nave been added to
the coet Of tho railway equipment. The expen-
Giturcs on the Western Division ha1o been mainly
for the completion Of the connections With other
lines at Chicago; the graduation Of three street
approaches in that city; the building Of an en-
gfne houae, freight depot, and graduation OF the
dock front Oh the South Branch Of the Chicago
River The whole amonnt ofunapp1ed materials,
at the date of making up the report was $685.
G6sSG.
There has been retired during the gear, $4ss6,
3S8 70 Of the floating debt By the Issue Of bonds,
certificates and email payments In cash. By the
addition of the unpaid Interest on the bonds ma
,ured during the year, amounting to $6;6,535 pro-
vision for the payment of which is made By It's
conversion into bonds Of the reorganlzed compa-
NJ, the floating debt, which stood $1,727, 16t.52
December 81, 1884, has been increased at the close
Ct the past year to 81, a27.s being net in
crease Of $ta0, 1880, Practically 1t haa been re-
duced, by payments, and the provision Of tho re-
| demption Of maturcd coup.ne, to $37S, ,at6.32.
The following is the result Of the past year' q
, 1862-05-22
U11uofs Homeopathic Medical s.
HfAfV.

1l11u018 aQQQQ&0QaAH1E 1MEQ1ERt 30o
ctety.
The Eighth Annual meeting Of this aoc;e
ty commenced its sessions yesterday morning
at 10 o'clack, at the rooms Of the Hahnemann
Medical College. The attendance of members
was unusually large.
The President Of the Society, Dr.. G. Z.
Shirley Of Jacksonville, being absent, Dr.. J.
s. P. Lord was chosen President pro TEN.
Business matters were disposed of in the fore
noon.
At 8 O'Clock p. n, DR.. Lord read an essay
| on the Pathology Of 1ntermittauts." This
essay brought ont very general discussion, in
| which Drs. E. II. Hale, Ludlam, Patchin OF
Wisconsin, Jaeger, Pratt, Fatehin Of Illinois,
Kellogg, D. s. Smith. Larkn, Holt, Burnside,
Burbank, and several other members took
| part. The remainder Of the afternoon vas EN-.
ployed in relating the practical experience OF
those present.
At the evening session, a very able profes
eioral address was delivered by DR.. E. NJ
Hale of Jonesyille, Michigan, Oh Remedia
Analogies.
The society will meet again this morning a
o'clock, the session to be continued througl
the day.
, 1862-05-22

w ANTED- Agents to canvass for
w Head1ey's Life Of Washington: Sacred Bio
graphx and History. Christian Home. and othe7 publ
tie sale Of wcb agents meeting with Unparalleled
success exclusive agencies given fo5 towns and coun
GIBBS, l3l south Clark street, Chicago. Post oHce
, 1862-05-22

DRTG STORE FOR SALE -
IF Located in beautiful railroad town IN Wiscon.
ain II has BEEN established & years-alwa1s done
ia:e bnsinee having great extent OF country to sup
p excellent opRortu9it. foI e. Rn5slcsn .nsse
s so Terms 80. essa II baanee 1e,1 tn s99a @ sana -
IUETbIER care oi Boz 36A Chicago, Ainots-
ry2r14r2w
, 1862-05-22

state horticultural Society.
The Executive. Committee Of this Society
met yesterday ut the rooms Of the Chicago
Academy OF Science Present-Psee'dent
Galnsha, Secretary Chase, and hessff'
oyernann and Dun1ap.
Several prominent horticulturists1 OF the
city were invited to take part in the pro
ceedlngs-
The business Of the committee Was to cauy
out the views Of the Society at the last Dc
cember meeting, which were to appoint the
annual Fair, publish premium list, and to
make such other. arrangements as will best
further this end.
In consequence Of the unsettled condition
of the country, some persons were Of the
opinion that the Fair had better be postponed
to another year, and the subject Was fully
discussed.
In the course Of the discussion the faet be.
came apparent, that neEer before IN the his
torv of the state and the city Of Chicago had
there been so much real earnest effort in tree
u1anting aud floral decoration as the present
season. Notwithstanding all that could be
said with regard to other objectlons. this pleas
ing fact stood out too prominent to be gain
saycd, and the Committee resolved to carry
out the well understood instruction of the
Society, and hold the annual Fair in the CRY
or CHICAGO. The time and place will be
agreed upon before the Committee adjourn,
which vii probably be a day Or two hence.
The work Of getting up premium list Fill
occupy some little time. We understand thal
| the list Will embrace fruits, flowers, Vegeta
blcs. paintings, statuary, horticultural imp1e
ments, artifcisl fruits and flowers, etc.
Robert Douglass Of Waukegan, q member 0
the Committee, is to be absent to England
where he intends to spend the summer il
studying the horticulture Of tie mothe
country, aud sent in his resignation, whic
was accepted, and c. D. Bragdon elected, t
fill his place.
Gardeners and others interested are invite
to call On the Committee and make suggeI
tions in regard to the premium list Tt
| Committee intend to make ample proyisio
| for the several departments.
The Committee meet this morning at mir
o'clock.
, 1862-05-22

Cows AND DoGs.-Since the presentment Of
the ordinance before the last meeting Of the
Council, relative to COWS, these animals haTe
taken to grazing in the Court House square.
In addition to the milky mothers, all the dogs
OF the South Division also make it their ren-
devious. We suggest that they be mildly
prevailed upon to skedaddle, unless, as is
probably the case, they are Democratic candi-
dates for Office, in which case they are bound
to remain,
, 1862-05-22

WTANTED-To c1chage for Chi.
Farm In Green County Wis; aO5 acres of Land in ro
aHois Geun s aerss f. cATro conat} mpT1ysa ni
provtd Land in Wisconsin City Improved property n
Horizon, Wis; 10oo acres u Io*a; portion WI be
5sx State street j. A. DANIELS Real Estate Agent.
1nT15rSS9-1ul
, 1862-05-22

pOARDING.-A gentleman and
parIos With board. In private family. It 1873 Wabash
Tate my2t-fj5.OLSt
, 1862-05-22

D1sAPPKARED.-Augast Gshler, baker,
residing on Desp1aines street between Adams
and Monroe streets, left home On Sunday LAST
in mysterious Nsnnez- He was last seen
Sunday evening on Randolph street He was
dressed in brown dock coat, grey pants and
had silver watch in his pocket.
, 1862-05-22

TIE KINGDOM HAS CoME.-At last the
t<Kingdom has Gomez words and music ~
tsSambo,,' Of course II has come AZ L. n"
H,erins' Music Store, 1T Randolph street.
Il Is rolHcldne, jubi1atorg, dashing melody,
nj, of rnus1c. and what is bstter, ap1ppos to
49, +t,oes It must meet with an immense
, 1862-05-22

SUSDA1 scaooL ExERc1sEs.-The Chicago
Baptist Sunday School Association holds ita
next session at E1gin, commencing on Tues
day, June 10th, at one O'Clock r. II. The first
day is devoted to Sunday Schools. The open
ing address will be delivered By Rev. N. Col
yer, D. D., On Wednesday. The congregation
will be organized intoa Sunday School by L.
]. Joslyn- Class exercises will be conducted
By Mr. Osgood, with remarks By superintend-
ents and teachers present. In all the exercises
speakers will be limited to five minutes.
, 1862-05-22

318,947,Bl.11
and is repre-
, 1862-05-22

NrANTED-10o Agents, Local
our twelve new articles Of REAL MEt: 7, (warranted
unhuss nAy:ns l9o PR cent pr9ht ana fs1n fsng
CO. Manufacturers ard Wholesale Agents. corner Of
Madison and Dearbotnsts., Chicago nlE15F3sGlW
, 1862-05-22
ol1n TONS OF GOA l.
WANTED

LIVE HUNDRED MEN WANT
Ed to work 1t Lun13er1hg ami farming Iu Alch.-
gan, but fouretn houfs seh fsou Cllc*so: H2ta q
pIoymeut By spp'yng to BALD YIN q CD H?1tn
F1ef Chicago. III The same firm ttaa so hegs bes.
hargatnR nf4fan Nv
, 1862-05-22

4 GENTS ANTED.-Ff0Hta0I
IA Employment sse- net protF per gro=s made ~
Accent. Oh the new patent EPRorED lNDKLInIk
MiRE1xa PENCIL: Agents have retailed from one 2
two gross IN one dgy. Over seventy thouEaad sold
pies 81 mssked llncn terms, &C. one stamp Addresa
e. r CLARK. Northampton. Maes- ma1la54 3u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10
NOTICE.

To Hannah W. Miirs, ssc q Dixon, chas. par.ons 4
Co., Jno. D. Perry, CsFlsti4nA Wright, and Phomss
Ramon Defendants:
You are hereby notified thel theye ID poH On ole ~
the Clerks once OF the District Court OF Lee county
Ievs !, Ksoksk, pcttlipe OF Hiram Barney, Anegl
irr HAT Al the special fern Of said Court IN June
1851 BE- respysead Judgssnt axaAnst yos. Hannah W.
WIlli Tor the sum OF Nine Hundred and One and
100 Dsss. aud tsp per csnt restr founded MP.
on certain mortgage made By you, Hannah w. Mills,
TO one Chss. Msme. npeA L0sthree ~ II block any
three t53J In Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. and praying
agaIDat ~ for tha foreclosure 81 sid
The sale OF said lot TO pay said debt, the extinEuish
mtntof the equity Of redeption and for general re-
llef. with coats. -, NJ ~ u
New ysa MUST HPPesf ana 1nswtf A9fd %
tton BY of the sccond day Of the next term Of
1864, decree will be had therein PRAYED for By
6etAnit. H. SCOTT HOWELL
septe-d4w Plaintiffs Atty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

100000 MALE 70 ot SELL fa1.lH AGENTS
ILOYD's NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY CoLORED
MAP OF THE USiTkD STATER.
CANADAs, AND NEW BRUNSWICK,
From recent surye.s completed avg. 10, 1872; cost
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Superior 10 any el0 map ever made by Cslsea OF
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IL is not only a-County Map, but II also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United States and canadas combined in one
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Msrylsnd. on which nre marked Thorouehiare Gan.
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OHIO. INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
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"Lioyd's Map of Virginia, Maryland md pennsyI-
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Lloyds Great Map OF the Mississippi River Prom
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the Gulf OF Mexico $50 miiev--every ssnn-h.v
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