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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-19

SORGHUM IN 1S61.-Wc are informed b,
the Secretary Of the Iowa Farmers Collcge
that the amount Of sorghum syrup manu-
facturcd during the year 1861 in the State
of Iowa, will exceed too millions and fct
hundred tho'sand gallons. He says tha,
Of the granulatcd sugar from the Chinese
cane not less than five thousand pounds
have been made. In all probability tho
former figures will be doubled the coming
season, and the latter greatly increased. 5
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Poetry.


Stand up-erect ! Thou hast the form,
And likeness of thy God !-who more
soul as dauntless mid the storm
OF daily life, heart "a warm j g. '.. q.
Aud pure, as breast e'er wore.
What then Thou art ss true man
As moves the human mass among;
As much part Of the great plan a. ......
That with creations dawn began,
y @ As any Of the throng.0 a. '.. ..r|s
Who is thine enemyi the high 't t-
In station, or in wealth the chief! .
The great, who coldly pass thee by,
With proud step snd averted eyei ,... t.'.. s..
Nay! nurse not such belief.
II true unto thyself thou vast, ..
What were the proud ones scorn to theei
feather, which thou mightest cast - 5
Aside, as idly as the blast
4 The light leaf from the tree. -..' ".Hs
No -uncurb'd passions, low desires, rfAd 80
Absence Of noble selErespect,
Death, In the breasts consuming fires, .i
To that high nature which aspircs
Forever, till thus checked. ........'.-
These are thine enemies-thy worst;
They chain thee to thy lowly lot; '.-.
Thy l.bor and thy life accursed,
Oh, stand erect and from them burst ,t".
And longer suffer not %.
Thou art thyself thine enemy; rF. .N....f z .
The great what better they than thoui
As theirs, il not thy will a. freel .s-s5 u@t.sE.
Has God with equal favors thee
Neglected to endowi .a~.r 81 ....t g. Is
True, wealth thou hast not--'tis hut dust
Nor place-uncertun the Wind r.st f...
But that thou hast which, With thy crust
And water, may despise the lust 5r -.yt
or both--a noble mind.
With this, and pass ions under ban, ..r
True faith, and holy trust In God,
Thou art the peer Of any man.
Look up, then that thy little span
rs OF life may be well trod F:'. r. G..ua- q
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John II. Weller and uncle Abe.

While in Washington we heard good
story in regard to Uncle Abe and John B.
W eller, "the Mexican killer" 81. ,ag LH
Weller was at Washington settling his
accounts as Minister to Mexico. After their
adjustment, he concluded to pay his respects
to Mr.. Lincoln, with whom he had served
in Congress. lie called at tn, Presidential
mansion, and was court. ously received.
Mr.. President" said Colonel Weller.
~ have called on you to say that ,nost
heartily endorse the conservative position
you have assumed, and will stand by you 50
long as you prosecute the war for the pre-
servation Of the Union and Constitution"
"Colon.l W,ller," said the President. "I
am heartily glad to hear you say this"
Yes, Mr.. President" said Weller, II
desire an appointment to aid in this work."
"What do you want, Colonel?' asked
Abraham. ..- .. NJ. .'''.''
II desire to be appointed Commodore in
the Navy" said Weller.
The President replied: ...'t-' g.
Colonel, l do not think you have any
experience as a sailor"
II never had, Mr. President" said Wei
Ter; ;"but, judging from the Brigadier Gen.
erals you have appointed in Ohio, the less
experience man has, the higher position
he attains." -..r... -.... -..''f.. III
u Lincoln turned off with hearty laugh.
and said-'T owe you one, Colonel."-Ss.
neca( o. Adrertiser. ,..s
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sB-A good looking fellow was arraigned
before Court charged with having stolen a
watch. 1t was his first error, and he was
ready to plead guilty. The Judge addressed
him in very gentle tones, asking him what
induced him to commit the theft. The
young man replied that, having been unwell
for some time, the doctor had advised him
to take something which he accordingly did
The Judge rather pleased with the humor
Of the thing, asked what had led him to Sc
lect the watch , "Why.' said the prisoner,
~ thought if | only had the time, that Ma
ture would work :ure.' .TasaI af.t II, I'll
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rious contributions that wers lauucfed On
the kitchen floor. -'-.. -
Aunt Hitty soon appeared in the kitchen
with an armful Of stockings, which, knsel.
ing on the floor she began counting and lay
ing out. -, a,g.51a, nu;
bundle on some blankets, that leaves just
two pair apiece all around 1tr7&t3s@
La T. said John, whats the use Of sav.
ing two pair for, me : I can do With ons
pair as wen as father 80.
Sure enough said his mother; besides,
can knit you pair in day. -es..l
And can do with one pair said Dick.
'Yours will be too small, young master, I
guess said one Of the commissioners. a.s
No. said Dick, I've pretty good foot
Of my own, and Aunt IIitty will always
knit my stockings an inch too long, cause
she says grow SO. Sec here-these will
do and the boy shook his head triumph
antly. 1 Oh" -.
And mine too,' said Grace, nothing
doubling, having been busy all the time in
pulling off her little stockings. -sl-.s
Here, she said to the man who was
packing the things into a wide moutheG
sack here's mine,' and her large blue
eyes looked earnestly through her tears. p
Aunt Hitty few at her. Good the
child's crazy. Don't think the men could
wear your stockings-take 'cm awayp
Grace looked around with ar air of ut
ter desolatior and began to cry. I'D rather
go bare footed on the snow all day than not
send 'em anything @"
Give me thy stockings my chld,' said
the old soldier There. III take 'em and
show 'cm to the soldiers, and tell them what
the little girl said that sent them. And it
will do them as much good as If they could
wear them. They've got little girls at
home, too Grace fell on her mothers
bosom completely happy, and Aunt Hitty
only muttered:
Everybody does spile that child and no
wonder neither --.r.a., g'ua.sger
Soon the old sleigh drove of from the
brown house, lightly packed, bat heavily
loaded. And Grace and Dick went Creep
ing up to their little beds. "'ai 7s
There's been something put on the altar
Of Liberty tonight, hasn't there, Dick p
Yes, indeed, said Dick; and looking up
to his mother, he said: But mother, what
did you give?' .H#>,- .'a
~ said the mother musingly.
Yes, you, mother, what did you give TO
the country 49,. 49,
'All that have DEAR she said laying
her han'ls gently on their heads-'my hus-
band and my children s.- .. w.
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The SCuooLMIsTREss AT uOME.-ttMy
dear boy,"' said kind hearted, country
schoolmistrcss to an unusually promising
scholar, who's, quarter was about up-"my
dear boy, does your father design that YOU
should tread the intricate and thorny path
of the professions, the straight and narrow,
way Of the ministry, or revel amid the
fowery field Of literature ?" ''No, marm.''
replied the juvenile prodigy, dad says
he's going to set me to work in the tatur
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Duty is the little blue sky Of every
hear { and soul-ovcr every life-large enough
for star to look between the clouds, and for
the skylark happiness to rise heavenward
through and sing in, NJ 4.
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20 ~ DO you like cod fish balls, Mr..
W,sginsy Mr.. Wiggns ~hesitatingly -
I really sdon't know, Miss I never rcssl.
llect Of having attended one. ne -aseG Sye4 ,r,
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..EXscellN1aeOosS.
II n GRAY

Clerk District Court Attorney and Counselor at Law
and solicitor in Chancery, Mason City, Cerro Gordo
county, Iowa.. Will attend pr omptly to any business
pertaining to the Practice Of Law IN the llth Judicial
District Iowa. will examine Titles, pay Taxes, sell
Lands &C. The best Of References cheerfully gven.1
October 9th, 186ltf .r..l... .F. ta-.
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Vortb yolpa Iin>fs.
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. .

McGREGOR, FEB. 10, :::.::r: 1862.
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80. Propretors Of the "a. ..z 81
LARGE ELEVATOR WAREHO USE,
.lf At thstsrminus of and connected withths
Milwaukee and Mssissippi and the Milscaukee
Waterfoson and Baraboo Valley Railroads.
All property transferred from cars to vessels wthou
carriage. ..r.t..
~ Liberal advances made on consisnments to
Milwaukee, or shipments to Eastern markets. ,..
December ~, 1860 10y1
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tt.4 !, q, KEY CITY HOUSE, r-
Corner Of Main and Third Streets, .l..
DVBUQVE, E,................ ................... ...IO"A.
..... sa.s. ..fr RUSS 4 JONES, ProPristors.
no253tf
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z1r 7,if CRAWFORD HOUSE, p -
GUTENBERG -. IOWA
~. II. CRAWFORD. Prep.
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MARTIN HOUSE,

d.. ..1 .2' MARTIN HOUSE, ;.,,
Main Street,. ,.................. .Elkader, lows.
J.P. MARTIN, Proprietor.
Tables supplied With the best the country affords.
z ~ Convenient TO this House, the Proprietor has
Livery Stable we'll stocked with feet horses and good
carriages. noIo0tf
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AGIOHAEL MATHEWS, ct his old ct and, OPP seste
lyl the Union House, Main street, NcGregor, Iowa,
has just received large stock Of Groceries and Pro-
visions, suited to the wants OF the public l1s'a4
lie has also large lot Of Apples, Crsnbesriss, and
other Fruit which will b. soH cheap the same
can be purchased q any her stoss in town.
Ths public iayted to test his ability to satisfy
purchasers. both rs to goods and prices. -
Ns0regor, Nov l lS6ltf 20. .
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NOTICE.

To John Sbultx, Perry, Mason Il Wheeler Geo T.
Gordon, Albert Wells, Jadd, Walker Co. Emmer-
son, Cochran Co.;
You, and each Of hereby notified that there
10 Aie In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Les county, Iowa, KeoA uk, petition of
Hiram barney. claiming Of you, John shnl,x. thr SUM
OF Fifteen HuDdreA Dollars with ten per cent. inter
est per annum, payable annually, msney a
mortgage made by yea TO Chas. asop. and since
signed TO said Hiram barney. dated Goth 81 May, 1854
also claiming sgainst each of you the foreclosure OF
SAID mort gage The being The north half Of
the southwest quarter OF Eretti isi township 65.
range Isl vest also the quarter Of lhe south
east quarter u section 1871 tnsnshp G6, range ISL
west, In Lee comfy, Iowa fer the purchase money
and further asking for sale of saId premises and
general relief; And unless apFear ard aid
petition before Of tie second day ~ the
next term Of said Court, TO commence al ksokHk ga
the LIST Monday of september, A. ID. 1862, default
will be entered against yon. and Judgment rendered
thereon as pray ed for In said petition
II. SCOTT HOWELL, &
may1-d Any for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To Vim HsrA,iaon, sr VIM Slater, John Light Nor
timer Henderson, Wesley Harrison. $ NJ Moore, aud
VIM Sellers: = 2.At '4'AA
You, And each Of You, hereby noticed thatthere
s INV file In the once OF the Clerk or the District
Court Of Lee county. lows, 81 keokuk. petition Of
Hiram Barney cisinfinE 81 you, VIM Hamilton, Sr..
the sum q Three Hundred and fry Doilass, Win
ten per cent. interest per antum parable annually
- money due on \ mortgage IFde Nv you 10 said
Hiram Barney. dated 2Tth u Mnreit its4 else cin
Ing against each OF yu the foreclosure " said
gage, the same being npcb triangular tract OF land
OF 50 acr more % less 10 tbs northwest qnHtlt "f
section also the south half o. The southeast
ter OF the pssieast quarter Of section 81 tan
ing 20 ssrcs, all in township 67 north range west
In Lee county Iowa, for the purchase money; and
further asking for sale Of said premises aud
relief; And uness you ppssr and ansver said petit
tion on before the second dsy OF the De1 term Of
said Court 10 e mmenee AT Eeaink on the let Monday
81 September A. u, 1902, defsnt wAi be entered
against you fni Judgment rendered thes cd
In said petition. H.sco4T HOW RiI.
maKld Att'v iaf piailsin.
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ma,I.d
NOTICE.

To David while, VIM Ruddick. } c Bates, l. y Brown,
Robert Hamilton. and John Il smarr:
You. End each ri yon hereby notified that there
IL file in the office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lee county. lows al Keoknk. petition Of
Hiram RsIney, claiming OF YOU, David White the sum
OF Thirty hve Hundred Dollars with per cent
terest per aDnuD, pay able annually, money dur 90
. mortxaee nade BY you 10 Chss. Mason, and
signed 70 said hiram Barney dated the 18th OF Feb
nary 1857, also Ginning against each OF you The
closure Of aid morEnae. the same being upou ths
north side hs north hsIf1 Of 10, also lc II4l In
Keoknk Lee comfy, Iowa. the purchase mon e,
and farther asking Tor sale Of ssid PR nisss. snd
general relief And unless yop appear and Ansves
said petition or before noes o1 Ire secDd Aay 81
the next torn OF sad Court. 10 c. mmence Eeokuk
the lst Monday Of September, A. D. l6de, adAlasit
will be entered against you, and tndgm rsndared
thereon u prayed fsK In said petition. 81
n. SCOTT HOWELL,
mayf-d Att'y for PiaiBttr
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NOTICE.

- Z
To Harris b Munson, Chas Higgins, John Stu
art. Administrator of James Stuart deceased, and
Thaddeus w Stuart, deceased
You. ANA sac OF you, ATE her,hs noihtd that thers
Is new file In the oee OF tire Clerk pfthc District
Court of Lee county. Iowa, at Keokuk. pei ffon Of
Hiram barney claiming Of yons Harris Munson. the
sum OF Eighteen HUNDRED Dollars. with ten per cent
Interest per nnnnm, nayabl. annually, as money due
on NOR gage made BY you to Chas. Mason and since
assigned 70 said Hiram Barney, dated 2lst May, LIST,
also claiming against each OF you the forcc or
said mortgage, the same being upon The east half
ien acre sqss.e lot IN The northwest corner OF The
fractional noTthWeet aeciinn mol In town.
ship fee AsTth. range ISL wsst. bounded mus. been
hing nj point 20 rods east Of the northwest q
ssd quarter eection then - rods then south
Ids. then west 20 rods thence north 10 rods, the
place OF beginning In Leo cosnty, Iowa, Tor the pur
chsse money; aud further asking for sale OF said
premises, snd general relief: you apfs sr
and answer said petition before OF The Sec
ond day Of the next term fssid Court TO nee
IL Keokuk on the LIST Monday Of September, A. d.
1904 defauh will be entered sa@iasi yon, and judg
ment rendered thereon prayed for IN said petition
- e4lC 3 II. SCOTT HOWELL,
mayl-d Atty fer Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

10 N5eof. VIM Tn mpson, Rix. Hsle Il Co, r
% Reynolds ~ u Foster. George Foster, REED. CUT
ler Co.. Ruben Hsrbiue, sanar Boatnlan and
Fickiia 4 Lucas
fon, and szeb Of yon hereby M. tfr that there
ls now s ia the Office Of the Clerk al the District
Court d Lee county, iowa III Keol pk. petition of
Hiram Barney claiming OF yon. L. G. Wye coz, the SUM
OF Twenty-Five Hundred DoilaTa, with len per eest.
interest," per annum payable annually, money due
on I've certain mortgages made 81 you N Chsh. Ma
SON. dated Oct0her iss, 1855 asc casiutpr uryinst
each ihs forecaosuTe u sid mortgage the ssne
being upon LOT 81 three block i3l three, In Masons
iowa the purchase oney further AsEiSg Tor
Aale OF ssai premises, nd EFDarn1 relief: And nm
less you appear and answer said petition or bef1rs
10 csmmeBce a. Keokuk The LIST Monday Of Reptsm-
Der, A. y, 1872 fcfsplt Will be entered against You,
aud Judgment rendered thereon prayed for in said
petition. II. SCOTT HOWELL
mHy1b-d Atty for PlatDi,G
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r EGAL NOTICE.

II Solomon Fl. Fouts, and Mrs Solomon IT Fonts
wife Of Solomon II Fon,s:
Goal and each OF you, hereby notified ths, there
Is HON On fife IN the once OF the CLERK OF The Distret
aeatt OF Lee County, Iowa, ut ksokuk, petition Of
Hiram Baarn ~, tminE of you. solomon H. F0xfs,
She of tor kspdEed a. eighty doisrs With roper
cent INTEREST PR afihn ppssbic annually - money
due on ~ uvf asGss made BY yen Charles ason
and since assigned to rad Hiram Farncy dated October
Eth A. d. 1856 also claiming against each Of yon the
foreclosure OF said mortgage, the same beipg rpoa s
Northeast quarter u northwest quarter OF setier So
TovHahi 81 NORTH range west, In Lee e.Hnsy, Ium#
for the purchase money and further asking ssIe
of said remises and genersl relief: Ard unless sou
appear and answer fntt petition before soan
the ~ the s.rra ~ said Court TO COM
nj ksnknk lLr IA .uHaay u keIia mber,
A, 1861 drfansx NH. II er1feFed A9anst YOU and
Judgment rendered Mereoa prsy ed for In petit
ton. NOZZLE n STRONG
III may1p~di N Attorney ~ for PinIHtin.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice h hereby given that will. on the 9th day
Of June, ISGa, commencing y o'caoek ~ NJ ~ said
day. at The door OF The Office Of the CLERK OF the bis
tfscf Court OF Lee county Iowa. Ktokuk, expose st
81 Deed Of Trust executed by Nicholas Gill and Car.
oinc Gin 10 ne, Martha ! smile1.l dassd the 9Th
day Of SeDfe1bss, NesS, 1lak 90 fe)oM on Me ssue
day. 1t s'slsrkSs snd fvcords6 IA NoFtxaxe BOX
q page ST. the folio wing Real Estate, towiI The
cart half e ~ Eight tel y bsp6 ry-Qne I4I.l IN
Reds ndditon 70 the city on Kroknk in the County
Of lee and State III Iowa Said Deed Of Trust Civ
en- p secure Inc p.yMeni Is tie sum Of Three Hun
drcA Dollars and interest," payable according 10 the
tenor OF thrss prOmisesry nttss ~ even Aate wflh
said Deed OF Trust foF the sum OF 500 each
est from date The ssme being due and paid will
proceed 70 sell Aforesaid drst giving The notice pre-
scribcd by asd Dad Of Trust, and VIII nAke dsed
70 the purchaser fDr the sane. sald saie VII be Tor
Cash - - MARTHA ). SMILEY,
Per MGCKARY Il BRUCE,
II.
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nj Office OF FORMATION OF LIN
al 49, TIED pARTNERSHIp

This may certify that Hsmbden BHel, q resident OF
Lane, rTsideni OF the city Of Tsoy, state OF New
York have ocated themselves in limited mercaD-
Tile Partnership according tbs povison Cha pter
Of the Usfdwsre Bpslpesb IN sttdcity On Ksokux IN.
der the name and style OF Hambden BueI, and con.
LIST day Of APRIL 1864, and terminating on tho Isl day
OF April, 1864.
The said Hambden Buel 10 the general partner and
the said George + Lane II the special partner, and
haf CDutfbnted tho Of E1x Thnunand Dollars 10
actua cASe p1sents AZ rspitai q the tool
OF SAID parTb6F6h n. 80 HANbUHN BVEL
Aprl-d6w GEORGET LANE,
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Original NOTICE.
10 Joseph Duncan and franklin nar.hman, Defend.

ants 84ats4 '.-I--
fon are hcrehy notified thst there Ii now on ne In
Iowa, nj Port Madison, a petition Of Hiram Barney
claiming a tpAgmsAi In foreclosure nf q nartAgaea
agalnstNaid Joseph Duncan for the OF Five Hun
dvfd Dollars. with ten pcr cent inieYaxi from the dr
Of January, le6I snd special and general execution
aganN you, Joseph Duncan, and for foreclosure Of
uppR hs nsrihaest X Of he southes.t i 9, section
90 tdwnshiPlc7l Horih range 40 Mesl, in Leo
IT, Iowa, the sale Of said premises 10 pay sad debt.
general refer. 5t8
II Now, you each must appear and anawsr aaid peil-
ton BY poon af the second day of he next tar Il said
Court to be held Abs arst Monday Of December, A.
u. 1853 III. SCOTT HOWELL,
mny0 d4N Atty for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To Curtis Conn, VIM w Belknsp, Caleb. Cope e.
%, VIM 4 Ruddick Jennings 4 Anderson,
Wheeler. bellows 4 Co., Hugh KENNEDY, Vim u
EwiDE, Barcruk. Beaver 4 Co., II Leech, Leon
ard hiavkwssiher, Love. Bryan ard Adams pbas G
stevens, Tweedy, Moulton and PIimpton,
Hamil, Hening = woodraG Vim n q torrones. A
q Grtnnan. and Mott, Shober i Co, Defendants:
You hereby notified tAAt thcre Il now On HIe At
ths Clerks oe Of the District Court Of Lee county
lows, ct ks0kak, petitsn b equity. broueAt ~ Ed
Mnrd Kilbnurne, praying fof Judgment against YOU
Curtia =. Cosn snd Wilton ". Bslknap. fpr ihs sam
Of seven Thpusand Two Hundred and Eighty fonr and
MC0 Dollars, and ten per interest Tor ths
cfeSys nf reTtatu bond FOR dstd, made by be-
tween Edward Kilhirne and said Conn md Belk nap,
snd the sale OF my feet on IL the rear ends s lots
[lol and also len fest a. tbs rear snds q lots ri
and is IN block u, in the city Of Keokuk Lee coun-
~ Iowa. the extinEushsni Of al SiGht add interests
Of all OF said defendants above named therein, and
also for the appointment Of Rec eivcr W take Charge
OF said prsmses Ss~@<sk Kh, and for gener1i relief
Now each OF must appear and answer 70 said pet
ton by OF the second day OF the next term OF
said Court TO BE- holden m tue lst Monday OF SeV5e
Der, 1862, judgment will be had therein by delaais
- = - - u. SCOTT HOW EE. 80
mayi.d ATTY for PlaintsF.
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YELLOW CoLoRs in FLowERs.--This
is the predominant color in flowers, and
is the most permanent. The yellow Of
the petals is the only color which is MOI
discharged by the fumes Of sulphurous
acid. II, for example, lighted match is
held under them, the purple or any other
color will disappear, but the yellow will
remain unchanged. Yellow is also color
which. more than any other, battles the
skill Of the Photographers.
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~ James Hampton, of Bingham,
Maine, has been a terribly sfaicted man.
Within three weeks he has buried his
whole family, eight in number, the VIC
Tins of that terrible scourge, diptheria.
On one day, five little ones lay dead to-
eether in the deso!a.cd house.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

EtAL NOIICE.
To william van Keuren, ohm 7 Van K eufsn j Edgar
Thomson !.
Tou, and each q you, hereby notified hist there
A. now on die In the once OF the Clerk OF the Ustct
Court Of Lee county, Iowa. 81 Kepkuk, petition OF
Winston CO., claiming OF you. William Van Keuren
and John I, Van Keurfn, the sum OF Fifteen Hundred
Dolars, with ten per cent interest from
November i1th A. y. 1861, as money due promia-
sory note made by you payable TO the order Of J. K
Hornish. and secured by mortgage made by yop TO
said X Mcrish said note having been sin &c assign
ed 10 said Winston Co, dated November I7th, D.
1855 also Against each Of the fonedloEnrs
Of said mortgage the same being upon ccrtstn Real
Estate With the Improvements thereon nOwn ~ the
BOSNIAN MIL property and mopN pastcsiafly d~scrb
ed IN said petition. lying and situate IN Lee county,
Iowa for the purchase money. and further asking for
ssie OF said pre- misss ana general relief And utl.
less you appear and answer sad petition before
OF tho second day Of the VI said Court
10 commence 1t Keokuk on the Arst Monday Of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1859 Z default will be entered against
you and judgment fandarsd theso0n praysd Tor In
said petition.gg NOBLE STRONG.
nayl7sa Auys for Plsipt6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-03

FoR SALMON RIVER - The Salmon
river gold fever has broken ont in st.
Joseph. We hear of two or three parties
fttiug out for the trip, and preparing to
sail on the Adelia, which leaves 81. Louis
on, the 25ih. The widest stories are
aaoat in relation to the gold discovered in
Salmon river diggings. = Est. Joseph
Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-03
THE GATE CITY.

POPULARITY UNDER DIrTICULTIxs.-
The Memphis Argus says 4fMsshenna@
ticians agree that ten mills make, one
cent. At the present price of wheat We
doubt if twenty mills can make cent. !"