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EDWARD E. FISKE & Co,
Clothing.
THE POET ON A TRAIN !;


THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Il on,
TIE ROMANCE or THE RAILROAD.
By the author OF The Fair Inez The Prince OF
Wales, ''1he Ghost Hunters" &c.
(CVsTDUKD) -.t -.t
CHAPTER IX,-EHE KISS IN TIE DARK.
After waiting SIX long hours,
And with hunger almost dead ..lNE.
News came that the track was meudsd
And the train soon went ahead. a
soon we passed place called JohnstoWn
tilled with iron fOundries, .If
Where the people all were working
Like a lot Of busy bees
Then came to a great tunnel;
Near me sat pretty miss,
And when ali was dark as midnight,
Quick from her stole a kiss.
'Oh," she cried, the people shouted,
and, before we reached ths light,
was Peering through the window, lI.F
In my seat again ali right
After passing the great tunnel,
To place we quickly came
- Upon the highest mountain top,
And CressOH is its name;
Many people ia the summer
To this pleasant spot repair,
To enjoy its cooling waters
And its pure, fresh mountain air.
At Altoona we took breakfast
1t was one O'Clock or more;
Such a lot Of hungry mortss Ii
I ue'sr laid eyes on before;
All the good things on the table
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting wildly
Quickly bring more breakfast here"
Notice to Drafted Men and othsrsi n the service0f
Uncle sam, and all in want Of Rubber Blankets
Rubber Coats, Leggins, Cashmere and FLANNEL
Shirts Military Clothing OF any and every des'
cription, Fine Clothing for spring and SumniaI
Wear. We have now the largest stock N the eitT
which we will sell at the very lowest prices
ISAAC 4. ISlAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, St0rrs Automaton Pressmsn,
and Str0ng's Patent army Bed-Irunk,
Corner Superior and Uni0n-st8.
Look out for the Giants- -6a msyls
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TMPLOYMENT.-S75 A MONTH
IA Agents wanted 70 sell Sewing Machines. We
viii give comniEsion on all machines sold, 7 en-
ploy agents who win work for ths sbQye wages aDd
an e1PerReS paid. AsdyVS1 D, B. EERRINgIo2
4 co., DstTvttl 1ish. iHIFS'1eG
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1864. 9
SPECIAL NOTICE.

+ SPECIAL NOTICE.
To Citizens saf Cleveland and Vicinity
The unde rslgned would respectfully ask attention
0 the preparations known as
HUNNEM Ellis
F UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all throat and Lung Complaint
HUNNEWELI1S TOLU ANODYNE.
The great Neuralgis, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
ache, Loss OF sleep, aud general Nervous Rem
edy. Also for the pains in Monthly Mems
.EuatiOn, "a Perfect Relief.
HUhaEgELL'S EclEGTlc PILLS,
The most perfect form Of Cs-h1rti- ever given to
the puNic, which never require uIore than two and
seldom but i9r dose s-t g.ith- NJ [riping, aud
cure
Indigestion Dyspepsia, BiliUa-ut,s, Liver Con-
plaiuts Piles, Worms, and all arrangements Of
the stomach and BUv....
The above preparations, Of such uhbuundei repu
ts,tilu in New England, have the confidence Of, anc
are use by great numbers Of Physicians and prices
within the reach Of all worthy the attention OF
invHliis. who viii iud them strict con ormity 9,
nature 70 medicine.
Witaout resortiue 70 the common method Of col
uuus Of advertising, would ask confidence to test
them, which viii be sacred.
JOHN L. HUNSEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.
For sale BY Wholesale and retail dealers.
Tne greatest freedom Of correspondence solicited
Sold in Cleveland BY Geo. W Clark, Strong q
Armstrong, Benton & Brothers, Churchill Bros,
4. v. Beck, L. ". SaCkrider, H. U. Gaylord.
u.sr3l- -R2-inTu, III, ssttwy
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I5SssSSggIIi77 4 ~ 80
HE5SESEEE HE4SS@ TwoTo SIX.
BOXES OF THE sPECIFIc PILL

Sp r5,,foTIboea seminal WeaktI,ss or inyolunt,r
Nightly Daily Losses, however originally caused.
however aggravated in character, while they ui',
speediv correct those terribly moriiI' cou,l,
which spring from the primary disease, or irIin Sc
THE SPECIFIC PILL is equally applicable to the
treatment Of every kind Of Genital Urinary lrrta-
tion, Imp9tency lncancity, Diabetes, Linn or
tBrick-Dust" Deposits in the Urine, Milky Dis
&c. ClergSlen, Lawyers, students, and all who
follow sedt&tsry occupations, or whose Brain and
bic TO weaknesses Of the Genito- L rinary Organs.
These should not sail to use The SPECIFIC Pill.
Persons afflicted with any one Or more OF the above
disorders, TO have several and sometimes
most, of the following
SYMPTOMS.
Deranged Digestion; Loss Of Appetite Loss OF
Flesh; Jonstipated Bowels; Fitfui and Nervous, or
Heavy Sleep, with lustfu dreams Troubled Breath
ing; Failure Of Voice. Irregular Action Of the heart
Pustulous Eruptons on the face and neck heiii-
ache; Affection Of the Eyes; Loss Of Memory; sud
den fiushes Of heat and Blush:ngs General Weak
ne-s and lBdolence; Aversion 70 SOciety; Relaxed
Condition OF Diminished Size Of the Genital organs
involuntary Daily Nightly Emissions. Frequent
Desire TO Pass Water with peculiar attending sen-
sations; Melancholy, &C.
PROFESSIONAL OPISIONs.-'I have used your sre-
cic Pills in many cases Of fopeTmatOrrle, anu with
the most perfect success y. Milton Sanders M
LIT Is as near specific as any medicine can be-
have cured very severe cases with from sK 70 ten
doses , Keith, NJ D., Ed Repertory Of Medical
81 know of no remedy in the whole Materia Medi-
ca equal to your Specific Pill in Seminal OF Urinary
Weaknesses "-AdOlil BeLTe, NJ. D., Prof. Of Organ
ic Chemistry and Physiology, y. l..
PERSONAL OPINICNs--'Mr. Winchester Is worthy
Of all confidence and dsvOtes himself cuthusasticai
IL to these preparations - Meredith Reese, M. d..
LII. D., American Medical Gazette \. J..
kSSstsisu mr.. " TnCnesIeT .
honesty and integrity and can assure the pTOfes-
sion aud the public that his preparations can be
lied oG."-Jss B. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist, y. Y
THE SPECIFIC PILL
Is not Homeopathic remedy, nor does it contain
Mercury Iron, CRnthardes, or any injurious inVre-
dent.
"a a-PTice-sliper box; six boxes when ordered at
oncej iOT a.. Sent by Mail. Sold Wholesale and Re
tail at the Sole General Depot in the United States by
j. WINCHESTER,
junI9-R2-w SO John street, n. Y.
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HooP SKIRTS ANY PERSON
Ill wishing 20 purchase one 0i more Of the test
UooD skirts in the ctv and such will positively
give satsfaction certainly be suited BY calling
On S. HYMAN,
julys ooT. suPsriOr-st. and Public squaFs.-
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Dripping G.ampusiti0u.

T ALOR'S SHEEP AND LAMB,
Il DRIPPING CONGRATULATIONS
{ Scab. Ticks and Lice on Sheep or cattle adds
over pound Of wool 70 the heece, improves
its quality, and adds 70 ths general health
Of the sheep, without danger Of taking cold.
For particulars, apply 70
LALOR BROTHERS,
Utica, y. Y.
IN Walsh. IL Onterio-s.-, Cleveland,
.Obi6. or II. W. MURRAY, Hartford, IruA.-
buu Co, o., Wholesale Agent, 70 whom a..
applications for sub-agensies in the ssAte OF
Ohio must be made.
june6-162
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SpffiaI Aotiffs.

Anew Perfume for the handkerchief
PhaIOn's might Blooming CeFeus.'
-s ---
PhaIOnss might blooming Cereus.'
PhaIOnss Might blooming CeFeus-'
.PhslOas . 'sSishs BioOming Cereas.'
PhaIon's ~Night BIOOming Cereus.'
PhasOn-s Might BlOOming Cereus-s
A most exquisite, delicate, and fraE.
rant Perfume, Distilled from the rare
and Beautiful Flower from Thieh d
takes It's name.
Manufactured only By PHALOT a SON,
NEW YORK
BEWARE OF CoUETERFEITs.
Ask for PhaIOn's----Take no other.
sold by Druggists generally iunel7-l6s
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XITANTED-AN ALIEN SUBSTI-
w tute--one not liable to draft. For such an
one liberal bounty will be paid. Apply at the
Piano Rooms Of SANFORD 4 co.
jniys-i5s G 1s4 supsrfor-st mp stairs.
EIRcT-RATE PASTURE FOR HOR-
{. NICHoLEoNS, miles from city, on Detroit It.
julyls-lso
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME NAL

CURE THAT LOATHSOME NAL
ADY-DR GooDALE's CATARRH REMEDY
It enstratss to the very seat of that terrible dis
ease and exterminates it, root and branch, forever
DR.. GoodaIe is the first and only person who ever
told the world what Catarrh really wss-where it
commenced and what would cure it. DR.. Goodals
has now spent a life time in battling with this fell
disease, exploring its secret ambush, and making
known to the world that Catarrh, which has for
years dzaed the skill and research of medical men
aBd sufbors in this country and in Europe, can
nov be cured with the same uniform certainty that
morning; follows night
Prepared by r. GoodaIe, II. D., New York. Price
sI,oo send stamp for pamphlet
For sale by G. ". CLARK, ll9 Superior street
Oe7eland, Ohio mar22R2
PURE SYMPATHY.-SOre Throat,
Cough, Cold, and similar troubles, if suffered to
progress, result in serious Pulmonory, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections ofteutimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
are compounded 50 as to reach directly the seat Of
the disease, and give almost instant relief
Bs-sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medi-
cines in the United States and most foreign coun-
tries, oents per box. jan22;R2
As reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Boarseness, or any affection Of the throat and
chest, use, according to directions given each
bottle, Madame Zad5c Porter's Cough Balsam. 1t
is always reliable fails, and the possession Of
single bottie may, in case Of sudden sttack
rove TO be worth hfty times its cost. Hundreds
Thousands Of bottles o this Invaluable preparation
are sold every year in the United States. Sold by
Druggists everywhere Price 25 and 50 cents per
bottle.
B8-Madsme Porter's Curative Belsam can be OBJ
tanned at Benton Bros, and strong a Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, o. iulye-RS-lw
HUNNEWELL7S STANDARD PREP
ARATIOEs-On our inside columns will be found
q notice Of these justly celebrated and Standard
Preparations, Of unbounded reputation in New
England, profess only what they are remedies for,
and are for sale By all wholesale aud retail dealers
and con6denos is asked to them. See udvertisv-
msnf. msr3ekz
COUGHS AND COLDS.-The sud
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Of the HypophOsphites is the only reliable form Of
TINS remedy, and IS approved by the Medical Pro-
iesslon generally Use no other, nor any remedy
containing iron.
PBIoEs-In7 OF bottles, sI-six Bottles for So
In - oz bottles, s2-Thrse for s.. Circulars free
sold " all iespectabis Druggists, and at the sole
general depot IN the United stutes, by
j. WINCHESTER,
junel7-R2-wy 36 John St. NY
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Literary, Dramatic nnd Musical.

Adelina PATHS latest London success
has been AdiHa in DOnizetts " L Elisir,
supported by Mario and Ronconi
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WInehester,s HrpOphOsphltes.
Winchester's CenUiDe FERMENTATION

are the best remedy known to medical science IN
every case where the physician commonly pre-
scr Ibes 'tenies, iron, whisky, cod-liver OIL qui-
nine, &c.
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John r. Eden, an intense copperhead,
has been renominated for Congress in the
7th Illinois district
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20 Sold by all the principal Druggists.
O. ", CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland
-7 iuiy.gI. R3-uu " ft-,vv
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are C9Dlpoundeu 80 ~ 70 it- ulltIlAJ tAS 5eat VI
the disease, and give almost instant relief.
BS-sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medi-
cines in the United States and most foreign eoun-
tries, cents per box. jan22:R2
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aasnranlt.
n. =. BRAYTON,
INSURANCE AGENT
No. 6 AtWater Building, Up Stairs,
CLEVELAND OHIO.
Passage Tickets to aud from all parts Of Europe

MONEY SENT To ENGLAND, IRELAND. AM
SCOTLAND.
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Madame Harriers-Wippen is attracting
much attention at her Majesty's Theatre,
London. Her Alice in Meyerbeer's "Robert'
was a great success.
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Respectfully yours,

lcELAsD.-This island which has q
population of about seventy thousand, is
under the Government of Denmark. =
The language spoken in Iceland is the
old Scandinavian, closely akin to the Sax
Oh, with no admixture of Greek or Latin
roots. 1t has, singularly enough, lite
nature 900 years old. There are four
presses on the island, and four newspa-
pers. About sixty volumes are issued in
year. There are colleges and acade-
mics of medicines there, and common
schools. But most of the education is
domestic In its character. The fathers
teach the children so effectual.y. that n
young Iceland boy or girl of eight years
old can not be found unable 10 read and
write. Wandering MINISTRIES, Ike those
OF tie old time in Scotland and Germany.
are still to be fonnd tTaversing the coun
Try and dropping in on families happy to
receive them, who gladly give them
nigot supper and lodging in exchange
for their lay. The Icelandic Cbu,eh i
Lutheran, There are 1879 churches on
the Island, with 2s0 clergymen.
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y DINNER PRACTICE IN BER11s
would be an omission to talk of dinners
IN Berlin without mentioning one sippn-
lar custom that prevails custom have
met with In 10 other part Of Germany
ana which | believe TO be confined to This
capital, or at least to be unknown bevond
avery limited district of Prussia. When
.he meal being at an end, the diners rise
rom table and pass into another ROOM
they turn 70 each other. and 90 through q
SET torn OF bowling and salutation. Everv-
body bows to everybody. The ladies
eurtsy, az Prussian ladies' are apt to cp,,sr
with an elaborate grace and formal;,,
worthy Of the days of the minuet. | thini
l do not err when say that have seen
some men shake hands, and women even
Kiss each other but, if this took place
1t probably was after some remarkablv
good dinner. Occasionally you hear some
thing murmnred by the persons bowling to
you; bu as to whether thers be any set
form OF speech appropriated to the core
mony, confess my ignorance. The in
tehtlon -, doubtless, friendly one-that.
nhmely, OF desiring to you good diges-
ton, which really, considering the compo.
sition of many Berlin dinners, is no uper.
huous wish Black woods Magazine
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Original NOTICE.

To- W Rans>fS, saml = Miller ana James Larsln,
Defendants:
You sre hereby Ict1G N 9hst there j. now or file in
ne sere orcs Of rte STREET Court % Lee County
l9N4r r ht A9N PEI iliaa cf john Nelson ella n ing
lhal sof meet rf&+em Int y. blscklsa fran linn ard
Pay 4-I1 the suHl ef Ore Ihsu-atd and kiehty- i've
Do ar therefor. ir drfsait thereof that vou be
s'eF. fsioi ped frn sttti up aey cain interest
LtitiD atd PfAffbs GlsP Tor general relief S4lh costs
f4h e4eh - tea mat aT4fear and answer said rett-
ton ~ BOOB " the second Lay ~ The term ~ said
Court. - Ne helf he frsi Iduday ii fea-nzf s-e4
~ u gr-r and decree vii b. had therein by &c
Il. SCOTT HOWELL.
iat4-e4w plafr.in.s Atornev.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

t. Shar'e- iTins, Jacob lTins. sro}es. Jota "
y iisey. &ara Joirsoh *. crtgiy 81 a. f e.sata
= ben 9eansaa, deceased. end Others:
iol are hereh5 notified that there is now on OH IN
we ehee 81 he ClerE II the District Court u Lee
1'thts' IoTs at Fort Madison. pst:tIun OF Hiram
Fancy. claiming Of sou, CAsrfes I,ias TIE am 4
10y SIX Hundred beafs With ten Der cent inter-
esi per saluH. pz5 stle autusIfv AZ money pa IN
or'2aEe Aa.1e ~ 5cu v E1r4es Ma and slncs
i-hte 20 Ae1 h4tau farneg asttc Deem Der =. i-5o
sAo st@+fng a-atasl ea1 u sea TIE foreclosure q
Eau > i'-Hse tke taec being upon treat End ky
- al = = siN, 10 bigck four II il The cts Il
heeAak bfia- lily f~et OFT ater street ly sixty
irtt cn8r@n sif ei Lee G0uUty Iowa f5t tha "a
money ana i9Fitsr ask rs Ter sale q said Pre- III
aud genera relief.
5E4 aaie,s seu appear auf answer = said petition
before - lie feeand day Tie next rer, -
sstd IoMTl taceclr4ene At Foot Madison On uc thiTd
Monday - W. 4. ~, 1864 dsfauii BIfI be c1tcv-i
~ II said petition.
NOBLE s STRONG.
aRESi-df~ Attorneys for Pialnftr
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DIABETES

IL disease Of re stomach aud liver scilng throash
h sidness ADD Is sitnog. dynb tie most utsiD ~
at>ease, excel cgpsampuon. that Affects the human
cpnstii1t4a v baye tor discus Ing
bat vii state :; A. the effect he The con-
version q tie ssrchy principle vegetable portion
u the io 5t sugar Hhlch siiGUases the kiaaeys to
excessive secretion a htsr Gsny persons suffer
from iEisttseas sbo ignorant oft; that H. they
pass large qgaatlss darinE she Gay. sad cbtirud
gel ~ from pht 10 ritss ta.Biv times 1u1ng
the bxb. No Hotce Is taken Of until their 4Iienton
l. called % ii7 Gsse dasthsrge q ~Kier, aud often
hen IL y - az sSvanee W be beyeld lhe control
OF oteiHs rem c!lss AAttheF Hapstr H. h. great
thtrst shcr teu ire Oh s fully estastished Is
iai9i~sAt{ tAs sffesf arsks eeHztastiy kess
satts6ea ai.p lry the rnouih, crseAiug The
iiIs sseet breath Ia ne more advanced eases and
finally i1s ~ appetite, enacsssian GnG tn aleat
gradually s4akr nm sxhtH.Acn.
Consliat9sa y alter - tncut o1bs, the oniy know
remedy fsf et@ste a. ~ have - tGcA coa2 1euee
that ! IS tI-eia We have hat opa IA vii ptoGu
sieep. ~ ttnAfIly taat II has cured even case
Ia W hira i hsB used
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To John W. Sisey.
You are hereby notified that thereis now on fle In
the Office Of the Clerk ~ tie District Court II Lee
county, Iowa. at Keokuk, petition OF l. u. Brswn,
claiming = you Twenty Eve Hundred and Eighty
seven Dollars upon pconIissory note made by Witt
I'm Rnedtck and r. Wiley. and endorsed by you and
praFinc f0r writ Of attachment
And unless You appear and answer thereto or be-
fore noon the second day Of the term ofs sid
Court, TO begun and hoaden a. Eeokuk On the arst
Monday Of February. A. D. 1854 defAnt and i5eg-
inert viii he entered against you.
NOBLE & STRONG
lHn1-i}T Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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THE GATE CITY
KEOKUK:
THURSDAY, JANUARY FL.



DEAR GATE: / contribute these few
line. to you, and if any benefit is derived
from them, or any person becomes any
the wiser, it will compensate me for my
trouble, and it will also be highly gratify-
ing to know that have been the means
of doing some little good while laying
here in the Hospital There is quite q
number of soldiers here at present, but
most or nearly all are convalescent, owing
to the skill of our hospital physicians;
and before many weeks roll round the Cit
liens Of keokuk will miss quite num-
Der of those who daily throng the side
walks of their city. But theyg go to make
room for others that are worn ont by the
heavy marches and fatigues of this win
ter's campaign, who with medical treat
ment and kind nursing will soon regain
their wonted strength and again return
to their respective regiments, willing to
endure the perils of the army. Every
soldier that has seen service knows what
soldiers life is, and what is required of
him, all of which they do willingly and
cheerfully, knowing that if they wish to
accomplish the great object which they
have in view-,he ending of this re-
belIicn-they must be united and willing
to strike. know every Iowa soldier will
want share Of the honor Of putting down
this rebellion, and l hope that none will
be found tagging in the rear, but rush on
and put forth their strength. lam proud
to say that the Iowa boys bear a name
that they may well be proud Of, and their
wives and parents are proud Of the name
that they have gained on more than one
holly contested battle field.
There is also work for others. Let
every loyal citizen of Iowa put on the
harness and go nobly to work, let every
man do his duty. if not in the field, there
are plenty of Copperheads at home tina,
must be looked after. There are plenty
OF loyal men yet in Iowa that are willing
to punish traitors, and if you can do moth
ing more than to point them out to us
when we ieiurn home crowned with glory
and elated with success, you will confer
favor upon us. "Ye Cops" may then
rest assured that they will not be looked
on with favorable eyes, and my advice as
soldier is that they hunt their holes,
for | would not insure for them the
best Of health. 1t is my opinion that the
coming summer will be very unhealthy
for the Copperhead species. The old sol.
diers have looked forward to the time
when The draft will take effect, but it APP
pears that there will be no drafting done
in Iowa. | would rather not see draft.
but as none will enlist but Union men, |
say let the draft take place, for we can
not expect that the sympathizers will
bear part in putting down this rebel
hon unless they forced into it, and moth
ing would give me or any other soldier
greater pleasure than to have sympa-
TIMER to march by his side with his mus
kct, forty rounds of cartridges, three DAYS
rations Of "hard tack" and bacon and his
knapsack strapped on his back. / think
that such pill as that would work all
the sympathiziug notions out Of his rebel
Uranium.
Respectfully yours, E.
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STATES MARSHAL'S

USI1rp STATES or A1xalcA1
bI.TRftr OF Iowa
rs virtue q al execution 10 directed issntd By
thet lrfG OF the B>tTict Cent of he United Slses f
TIE Sonthern division ~ the District Of Iowa. and
against ;. H. Bradley 10 favor 10 George Bliss
have levied upon ana viii sell 70 the highest tif-
Ter. .; lse door the Clerks Ofce u he Dsefet
Caurl c. tae UHte1 States tie u.trc. ~ Iowa at
kensuk. 10 saii District. iae 18Th day * Jatusrv
a. d. iee4, between tbs ta5urs OF 8 O'clock III.
and eclecs r. N, e sait day, the falloa inw prop
eriy a. ~; lei he iur Beeg NJ. Az. in Decatur
Ct.i also the S.E gu=rcf O session III Township
iusl kauee - CT "a ming SEQ acres all - lhs above
property is sn Deegs1r csuits. Iowa
Taken nna eyied uqtn the property Of s. NJ.
Brad ey, 70 satisfy 81 Id rs rid III executica.
Ii. ". H0AtE u ;. Marshal,
~ ~. FuL1oS, DEPUTY.
keoknk. December 3. 1853 -ld4w
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n RIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Porter aud Nm. " BeIknap:
You are hereby notified that thomas Martin one
olthe defef dnDis In the suit Of John Porter rs VIM
~. beiknap, and Others. peneng IN District Court %
lee county Iowa. at keckuk has fied In SAID cause
nls answer and cross bit against YOU. claiming for
reasons get iorth 10 said bill that he hould be
perm Led to pay bali Of tn d-a dee p'alntin an
ihereapon have one undivided hlaf Of The land des-
or bed IN the plain 'if's petition released from his
PslnaH mortgage, snf also praying that the decree
10 said cause may order that certain note of satd
/, Thomas Martin 10 W. W. Besnap, for si500. may be
cancelled and held for rought uneas the said Belknap
shall pay the sum found due piantiE
Unless you appssr aud answer said petition on or be-
lore noon q The second day ef the February term 4
OF said District Cout decree viii be entered against
you according 10 tae prayer # said cross bill.
RANKIN * McCRARY
Attorneys fer sair Martin.
Lit publication OF this orlelpal notee Ia this case be
N ads In The "Dtly Gate Gus according to Law.
CHAhL-S DOERR, Clerk
~ Epw. MrMN, Deputy.
January z fE64-d4w