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r EGAL NOTICE.

TO Abuer Reeves, George w. Lemon. Stephen
Burhyfdre, Oscar II. bnrtridee. Thomas Barclay
William G. stripe, Winthrop DeWoli, j. W. Prov
ell jesse L. wartman. e. l.. swim, George Kerr, 4.
A. Fox, T. J. Elliot, james A. Williamson, Edward
Wing, r. A Urmston. John Dim ond, Caleb Cowiee,
A. s. Tyler. ID. c. Mackley. Oliver Brnnt A. T.
Wsiiinx, John l.. Roach, Miller Alexander. John
Winthrop, samuel Dunlap. Mary Tarbsli. EdsinG.
Vancise, Martin McCarty, Geo. Y. DiaoB, W. Be
KNAPP, Issae n. Green, samuel Bush, Biscka.i 4
Compton, r. J. Rove, Baxgs Campbell. T. d
g. G. Day, J. A. UuIkss. " F. Turner hes.=RsH-
dali. r n. Wright. FiekleR a Lueaa, - Harmon
Chaplin + Lee. A. Hosmer. A. c. Thorn Co., r.. NJ
Tuvior Co., John NJ. Stafford, A. Billings r Co.,
George w. McCrary, executor of Boyntup. Warhe,
Chseser Co., F. II. O'Connor q Co.. X. Mckenzie,
Isaac hail. Nj. Bushey, Julia Agpe, and Cornelius
ForkBer:
You and each Of you are hereby notified that there
nov on file In the office OF the Clerk of the District
Court of Lee County, Iowa. Al keokuk. petition oi
Eliza ". Miller. claiming of Abper Keevas tuaH-
nj for the sum OF foureen thousand four hundred
and thirty three dollars with ten per cent interest
on account of agreement and on account of =
Judgment of the District Court of-LHsfonhiY
and claiming against him attachment, ard
claiming aga INST all The others OF .on sale OF GER
tain real estate mentioned In said Ietion In which
II Is alleged that You claim an interest under or
through him, but asking no personal Judgment Tor
mo ley sgsiastaBy of $ GU except said Reeves
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon the second day Of next tFebrua
ri term OF said curt defau i'll be entered
YOU and judr IN mt rendered thereon.
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
December, ie. Ia6I-d Ait'ys for Plt'f.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, ss IN The District Court OF
LEE CorkTy: said county at keokuk
Strauss, Adler. Hartm an Co, plaintiffs, C.
Il. Abbott, Levi Wood Hawkins Tayler, Martha n.
Orr, Jer Brown,J- u. ClendenBinR. s. T.. Carter, q.
Carter, Jesse Ruddiek, Stephen Heimstreet. James
Jack, Joseph Strostman n. Miehns. Wilson, Perry T.
Co.. Fickien Il Lucas, samuel Hickey, Andrew
Brown. John X. Allen. James M, Corbit, Cleghorn Il
HaYrison. James ". Grimes. sumBer Stetbins b CO.,
and Csnnable 4 smyth, defendants.
Notice 10 hereby given TO the defendants herein
above named that petition In civil action IL fe
In the Clerks Once the District Court aforesaid,
IN behalf OF the RbUys Bsmed PtxfTtif, sgHfsKt
and claiming OF said Abbott and Wood ~ 500 ~
money due on two promissory notes, and the fore
closure OF last all The defer darts upon
lots and in block 100 in The City of keokuk, Lee
County, Iowa. which mortgage Vas executed by said
Abbott and Wood 10 Gabriel and John Weber TO Sc
cure the pay ment Of said notes.
And unless You appear aud make defense thereto
before noon of the second day OF the term OF ssid
Courtto commence on HE first Monday OF February,
1s62, Judgment VIII TIE rendered aga ns prayed
for in said petition
ROBERT III. Gill MORE,
Nov. 81. 1851 d hcfirlf or iof Petitioners
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STATE OF IOWA, SIS lathe DISTRICT Court q aid
VIM. II. Northin gton plaintiff, rersKs John X. Allen.
Eiixsheth r. Allen, Charles Patterson Alex SeFrano
and Alexander Saroni. defendants.
Notice is hereby given 10 The defendants herein
above named that petition in n civil action Is on die
In the Efsfk's Once of the District Court aforesaid
In behalf OF the above named paintA against you,
ali the defendants the foreclosure
Of n mortgage executed by John Rand Elizabeth X.
Alien to said WorthnEton. upon lot In block and
lot 10 IN block b In the City OF keokuk, Lee County
Iowa. to secure the payment OF a prouissory note
given BY said John r. Allen 70 petitioner and asking
Budgm ent against said Hen for this SUN OF 5000.
And unless YOU appear and make defense thereto
before efthe sec8u day the term of said GoR RI
to commerce the third Monday of May. I16a
judgment will he rendered sgaihs you prayed for
ROBERT II. GILMORE.
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CHERIFFS SALE.
nov3odl,
CHERIFFS SALE.

SrATEUF IOWA. LEE Cot TY-SS
By virtue Of special execution to me direct ed, is-
sued ny the Clerk Of the District Court OF said county,
In favor o Francis oodbrdge and others and against
Edward Kilbourne, fsnd also decree against Caroline
A Kilbourne and others have levied upon and will
sell to the highes bidder at the door Of the Clerk
Once of the District Cour. OF Lee County Iowa, al
Keokuk In said county. on the seth day Of December,
A. d. 1861. betw the hours Of O'Clock M and
O'CLOCK D. of said day, commencing al O'Clock p.
M the following property, tcwt the undivided eight
ninths [s9 Of lots eight and nine and o. and MI y
1901 feet on the north end of lot. ten and eleven
IN flock three - in the City OF keoknk Lee County
Iowa, for the pay ment OF said Judgment.
Taken levied npon and TO be sold by order Of Court
to satisfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk, November goth, 1sCl.
H. Nj. GRlPFITH,
nv30dtd Sheriff Of Lee County.
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Dec 10 1861 dim
T EGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA SIS. In ths District cour. Of
LEE COUNTY, said county, at Aeokak
TO 4. c. PYLE
You are hereby notified thatthere 10 now on ME In
the once OF the Clerk of the District Court OF Lee
county, Iowa, Mt Kroknk. the Petition OF Freeman
Knowles, claiming OF you the sum Of tweniy-anr dol.
lars int and costs and also prayer for an at
tachment against your property. goods ehatteis ana
real estate, within the jurisdiction OF said Court
And unless Gu appear aud said petition On
or before OF the second day Of the next term OF
said Count. to at Keeknk on the first Monday
Of February A. b. lst2. default viii be entered
against you rs prpy ed for in ssi,a petition
HIRAM KNOWLES,
nAc 90 1861 dim Aitty for Plt'G.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To James ID. Whetham and T. l. McGenny You and
each OF you hereby notified that there is now on
file In the nce Of the Clerk Of the Disrict Court OF
Lee County. io. Hooa ths p.tio q. II &C -!
Knowles claiming Of you james D. Whetham the can
collation. and setting aside Of certain deed made to
You Freeman Know and wife to the real
estate. The north. quarter Of the aonth-
east quarter OF quarter Of section eleven,
township sixty I've forth. of range Ave west In Lee
County State Of fewa, md alss the Fe-eearey anee
OF the same.
And unless you appear and make aprwerto said pc
titon before OF they'd day OF the nesiterm
of said Court, to commence ut keokUk on the first
Monday or February. A. d 1869. default will be
tered sEninst you and judgment rendered thereon
prayed fer LII the petition
HIRAMKNowLES,
Dec. 9, Is6l-d Atty for P1tf.
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NEW FISH.
Just received 100 packages direct from Boston
Macke rel Nos. land 9, In barrels, half barrels
ard kits
OoA1ash--Chciec, In drums and boxes.
4 HoRgAngi inbbls and boxss. All for aAle d
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STATE OF IOWA: LEE CorsTv-Ss.
BY virtue of special execution TO me directed is
sued b, the Clerk the District Court OF said county
in favor of Daniel G. Overall and against J. r. C-yc.
(and also decree against Richard Piles and Others
have levied upon aud will sell TO the highest bidde nj
the OF the Clerks Once OF the District Court OF
Lee cnuuty Low A. nj Keok uk In taid county, the
3oth day December, n ID. ls6i. between The hours
OF o'clock and O'Clock T. M OF SAID day, CON-
mepctnr al Q DIX D. M the following property, to-
wit the quarter OF section seventeen iii,
the est Of the southwest quarter Of section eight
49, aud the half ofthe fractional north west
Ter Of section eighteen all in township sxy-sx 1861
north range six Isl west In Lee county. Iowa, for
the payment OF said judgment.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order of Court
to satisfy said writ u exeeutiun.
Keokuk, November 2sth, 1861.
Nm. GRIFFITH,
rv3nttd shrfin Of Lee County.
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Office Of the Company In the City Of Keakuk, at q
O'Clock p. m, at which time Board of Directors will
Dc elected for the ensuing year.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

LEE JUrTY, said COUNTY NJ NtVkUk.
To JF. GoTsHALL:
You are hereby notified thri there's now on HE IN
he office of the Clerk of the District Court lee
County, Iowa, at Keokuk, the petition Of freeman
Know les, claiming OF You the sum OF one hundred
dollars two promssory notes amt costs. and also
prayer for attachment 10 Issue against your goods
chn,els and real estate within the jurisdiction OF sau
Court.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before OF the second day OF the next term OF
sale Court to commence Keokuk on the lst Monday
of February, A. ID. 1869, a default will be passed
arainst you az prayed for in said pet hon.
HIRAM KNOWLES,
nee ~ 1851 dim Atty for Pit'f.
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for the who class 81 dtseases originate
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cure OF Intermttens is that it contains Quinine
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EGAL NOTICE.

To A. H. Heastp, Sutnnnuh J, Heaslip. T.. 7. Lo-
max, Trustee Thayer, Hart Co., Randolph Leslie Il
Co, John Donahoe, John Shores, c. Frank T. Co.,
Young, Brothers d Co, Webster, Marsh Co., Lock e.
Marsh Il Co.:
You and each OF you are hereby notified that there
Is now file in the office The Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ut Keokuk, petition OF
y. Pfener Il Co claiming OF A. III. Heasp thou.
dollars his promssory notes Gu
by mortgage, and against all OF you the foreclosure oil
said the west 30 feet Of lot (ld1 block
one hundred GOO The City OF Keokuk, Lee County,
Iowa
And uness You appear in said Court before
of the second day OF the uoStterm thereof
answer said petition decree viii be reHdered against
You as pray ed for.
JOHN II. CRa ffi,
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Ague Cure,
ron THE SPEEDY CURE or

FUH SFEEUI NUKE UK
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dunn
AE0e, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class 81 diseases originate
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i EGAL NOTICE.

II 4
STATE OF IOWA, (sa In the District court OF
Lee County. said County. at keoknk.
William c. Graham, plaintiff, versus George W.
Bnrbridge. NJ Bushey Daniel Agne, julia que, Cor
nelius Faulkner. Gedge Bro, Moses T. Mothers
head &C. II. Gedge, q. Gedge. w. ii. Gedge, Inn. J.
Page, Berpe Gardiner, Jane Sheiinglaw James d.
Ray, Edwin G. hay. Thomas s. Ray, o. $. Conkln.
FickieD Lucas, Abner Reeves, l. N. Green, Samuel
s. Bush, James c. Lemon, w. II. Wor.hington,
ecutor OF william Hord deceased, and }. G. Hughes
defe ndants.
Notice is hereby given to the defendants herein
above named that petition In civil action on De
IN til. CLERK Once of the District Court aforesad
In behalf Of the above named plaintiff, against sou
and claiming OF said George W. Lemon Il Judgment
for the OF - Gas with 10 per cent per in
teresi thereon from March o. 1885, and gaBst all
the defendants the foreclosure of II orgage evenly
said Lemon 10 NJ y. Collins tire following real
estate In the counts OF Lee and State OF Iowa. viz
the half of lot in block "a in the city OF keokuk
which lies next TO and adjoining LOT In tad block
also much OF the south halt of the south quar-
ter OF section - in township e5 north, range wesi
as IL described In the petition.
And unless yon appear and make defense thereto
before Of The second day OF the term OF said
Court, 10 commence on the FIRST Monday Qf February
is62 tadgme nj will he rendered against you as p7nrEG
for In said petition.
ROBERT Fl. GILMORE,
Npy-21 1ebI.d Solicitor TIalutIE
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NOTICE,

ROBERT II. GTLLMoRE.
Nov. 81, ie6i-d Solicitor Tor Petitioner.
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+ EGAL NOTICE

Nov. 81. issi-a
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GHERIFFsS SALE.

December, is. Ia6I-d
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AN ELOQUENT PASSAGE.

AN ELpQtLSI PASSAGE.
Il have, durng the last few months.
over and over again marched, !. -tr.c.,lt
mourner, by the side oI t.ose v ,,u,,
hearts were torn by nstut.ll grief as the
mortal remains were consigned to their
last resting place Of many of our brave
New England boys. Oh fathers, moth
efs, brothers, sisters, wives, children, is il
possible that you shall be left hereafter
this unconscledssorrow that they fell in
vain and their blood was poured out for
naught! No, slrs. such boys as Willie
Putnam and Fraser Stearns, such sisters
as some of those New England girls with
whom have talked. with whom / baye
walked to the grave, in whose ears have
tried to address feeble words of consola-
ton such girls as have said to me, sWe
thanked you when six months ago you
gave my brother commission to 90 to
the war, and We thauk you now, are too
precious 10 be wasted. They are on the
field OF Balls Bluff, by the banks of Bull
Kun, IN the swamps ofthe Chickahominy.
down along our sea coast line, before
Charleston, at Hilton Head, all around to
New Orleans, up the Mississippi, on the
field of Shiloh, wheresoever the sword has
been drawn, there have either stood the
regiment or the single sons of our Mass.
aebusetts-brave and noble boys, men
who wtnt out from no love Of vulgar glory.
inspired by no pursuit of plunder, by no
pursuit OF warriors renown, not fired by
any mean ambition, but by a hope that
by the valor of their hearts and by the
vlgor OF their own right arms they NAV
do something for thir country.
"They shall not die Their memories
shall i've green and beautiful forever in
the hearts Of their countrymen, and the
spirit which their courage has inspired
shall be transferred to other sons of New
England now rising to assume their
cause, and as 6O0, 600 march from out Of
the homes of our loyal States, from the
Atlantic border to the Rocky Mountains,
and that grand host shall stand in the
ranks Of the free for the cause of their
country, for the vindicaiion Of their coun-
try's power, there shall stand with them
an unseen host Of glorious spirits. of noble,
heroic, departed men-they who have
crossed the food, they who have s.emmcd
the torrent Of the battle feld-and as thew
went down. their fair forms sinking be-
meath the sod, their spirits rose above dis
enchanted, like the souls Of men when
delivered from the castles of giants.
They, too,
.shsii ME 70 the front when the squares Of battle
form,
They shah ale with the column and charge with the
storm,
- men Arc n,ssEhing on.
Ani ioui Traitors, do 70 hear them a. they come.
'as 'hehose Of the cannon and the rolling Of the
drum,
VIXEN God IL mgcAi,g o. ?.
| flRE CRACKERS,
For Bale BY
!ex7-d KELLOOG L BIRnR
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Govern or u Arev.s Ex h orta a en- NJ .
Methodist Camp Meeting.

Governor Andrew visited q Methodist
CAM ground al Martha's Vineyard O n
Sunday last. aud was invited 10 addres
the asseinblase. He complied, rc.uark;ng
that he held many opinions which nigh,
be regarded as uniting him to instruct
members of the Methodist persuasion ;
but fs there was common spirit Of faith
aud love breatbed by an true hearted men
and women, in which he might hope to
enjoy share, he did not feel at liberty to
decifne he proceeded 10 speak of the
"kingdom of God" which he defined to
mean the reign of God among men here
and everywhere, and remarked that the re
must be point where patience ceases 70
be virtue, IN heaven as well as ON earth.
He then went on ro cay:
I'VE have now, dear friends, the avful
spectacle, back upon which history will
return and future generations roll their
eyes to contemplate the awful spectacle Of
a fratrlcidal war. A large fraction of the
people OF this United States have drawn
tho sword and lifted up the right arm
against the rightful constitutional mower
which they themselves aided to establish.
They have undertaken to wrcst from the
sceptre which ruled US all, and which we
arc all bound to support, more than half
the territory Of the Federal Union. They
stand ready in arms, and for more than
year and quarter have stood in battle
array. They lave tom down our starry
tag, they have erected another unscemly
banner in its stead. They have rejected
from their territory all those who welded
the power Of the Federal government,
and oyerthrowing the lawful government
OF the States. have established foreign
governments maintained by war, and
transferring their allegiance to s,iIl an
other confederate government in rebellion
against US. making themselves as clearly
our enemies rs ii they had transferred
their allegiance to Victoria or Napoleon
GOV. AxpRIw AS A PUBLIC OFFICER.
Nov, my friends, they have taken
choice. They had certain constitutional
rights-they have elected 10 overthrow
their own constitutional rights and TO take
belligsrent rights instead. Now they have
their own choice. am peace man. Il
hate war, l loathe it, shudder at it. III
trusted in God, before this war broke out.
that should never see it. that it never
would deiile and desolate our beloved
land. Blu. love peace 90 we'll that, but
what | would have it, Would fight for il.
And, with sense Of that responsibility
which belonged to me as citizen and !
magistrate, have endeavored, according
to The measure Of my humble ability, to
stimulate the patriotic fsrvor Of our own
people. to lift NJ the influence and Don.r
OF the Rrus apd Of the. doctrines Of the old
Puritan State Of Massachusetts,, in the
hops that when the triamphal hour
should come il should be triumph in
right good earnest, 60 that when the rebel
power should fall tho oppressors power
should tumble with ii, and that four mil.
lions Of human beings might rise with the
chains of their degradation broken-re-
deemed and diaenthralled> by the emanci.
pating power Of the truth Of God.
81 have never believed it to be possi- !!
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