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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
DEPOT,
White & HE'D winter Wheat.
TRUSTEES SALE.

IhO = l. l. = CALl%'
w UEREAs default has been made IN the payment
W OF two certain promissory notes dated the I-th
da, Of December, A. II. 1S6l, and payable two years
thereof Henry X. stevens or "o,r one nf
said notes, for the of two hundred ana my 1pi-
lars with interest at ak pr cent per ahhuhi pay aple
annually the other of said notes Tor tue SUN OF
seven hundred aud flfy dollars with interest at Ton
per cent per anGum pay able annusl, lu'He aHu &c
iiyCTed by john Kitchens which sald notes are Sc
cured 10 Ne pad 10y deed of Trust Of TIE same cate
herewith duty executed by said John l'ichehs ana
EiIZsbcth VI his " ife TO the undcrsgncu Ai''ft I.
Stevchs trustee upon tho real estate heitln"lter
described which said deed of trust is RECORDED IN the
recorders Office of kankabee County state OF ILLINOIS,
Book &c at pages 52i-2j Is and application nav
ing been made by the legal holder oil SAID notes
70 sell said premises in accordance win terms Oh sd
deed of trust. Now therefore public notice Is htiehy
given that shall sell at public vcndue to the highest
bidder for cash, at the north door Of the Court House
in viii County State of IlIn"s at ten O'Clock ~ the
forenoon M"Hda, the 18th day Of August lSoI the
in SAID doed described, and Tor The
purposes therein expressed, wit: The north west
quarter Section number five g. in Tow nshp num-
Der thirty-tWo (32) North and of Range NUMBER
twelve % East OF tue third principal n!Olldihl con
tanning hundred and seventy tsol acres more OF
los. situated in Hankakee County, state OF iiuls
aud the arpuT'rnanCes theTeunto belonging t"grlher
with all Eht aud equity Of redemption aud all the
homestead exemption rights Of the said GIantors IN
SAID decd Of trust their heirs aud assigns therein.
ALBERT p. STEVENS Trustee
Joliet May 81, 1864, n5l-6w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
SWANS BOURBON B!TTERS

tS- They are made Of ingredients well known
and approved by the medical profession, a.
having potverfh tonic properties, are both
palatable and pleasant, with sufficient strength
cniHg properties to correct the bilious derange-
ment of the system, and act like charm when
taken according to direction, as a remedy for
the following diseases Indigestion, Dyspsp-
sid, JcIHniice, Lirsr Affections, LooS IF Ape
Ete, LOIpnsss Of Spirit, Sui!Ot0 Complexion,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
CHOICE PRAIRIE LANDS

CECTION q, Of :he best Sections II the Town Of
- Manhattan, eleven miles SOu.h East Of Joliet fiI
be let the above term Of years in lots Of not Iess
than so acres for the mere fencing, breaking and
taxes.
Several persons hy ensosng the section in one COM
eld could make the rent cnzae very low 10 esrh
Address the subscriber thru1gh the Joliet p o., or
apply to him personally in AAnhatton near The prem
ises. ~ f7-
jena. 1894. JOHN YOUNG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-25
Impure Breath.

Among all the evil consequences that
follow fast the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most unpleasant
aud notifying to its possessor, as 1t Is the
most inexcusabe and offensive in society.
How often its possessor experiences dis
tant GOODNESS shown even from the best of
friends, or perhaps the one most fondiy
cherished, from this source. You are ig-
norant of the cause yourself, the subject
is so delicate your most intimate friend
will not mention it. Why not remove
this one great barrier to your health beau
ty and happiness, at once, by using that
justly popular Dsntri6ce, Fragrant SOZO.
DON'T, the most convenient. pleasant and
eficacious gem for the toilet the world
has ever produced.
Sold by Druggists everywhere at 70
cents per battle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-25
THE CAFE CITY.
SATURDAY, JUNE IS.
s.D.&H. w. SnrrH's AMERICAN

S.D.&H. w. SnIrH's AMERIoAl
ORaAN.-Among the different inven
tons originated and perfected BY Amer
lean ingenuity during the past twenty
years, few are more sprprisiug than the
improvements in musical instruments,
especially in reed instruments known a
Greed Organs" Harmonious and Mslo.
deems. European taste has long seemed
to have been sati SIZED with the Organs
Of Alexandra and Pleyel. although neither
of those instruments afford much real va
riety of tone, notwithstanding the makers
have multiplied stops and sets Of reeds,
and by consequence the cost, to 40 ex-
traordinary degree. The American Or
gan made By 8. D.. & H. w. Smith. Bos.
ton, may safely challenge comparison with
either Of them, whether as regards va
riety, power and sweetness of tone. or cost.
All reed instruments made by the best
manufacturers in this country are con-
structed on the same principle, viz: of
drawing the air through the reeds by an
exhaustive bellows, Instead of forcing it
through them by powerful pressure; and
the American Organ differs from is
competitors msinly in three points: lst,
The great care and thoroughuess exer-
cised in manufacture /: ed, in the skilIful
voicing, giving as many different quail
ties of tone as there are sets of reeds !;
and Sd, 10 the use of reverbera-
ting box, which adds materially to
the power of the instrument without
detriment to its delicacy and sweetness
Any person possessing musical box can
readily appreciate this Improvement BY
setting il while in operation on mantel
or table, and then on large empty box
or barrel, and observing its vastly-in-
creased power and richness when
in the latter position. In these three
points--and they are certainly material
ones--is superiority claimed for the
American Organs of Messrs. S. d. 4 H
W. Smith over the reed instruments of
other makers. The Messrs. Smith, being
the most experienced Reed Organ makers
in Boston (haviDg established themselves
in 1889, and having at least equal facii-
ties with any other makers, have always
kept themselves familiar with all improve
ments and inventions in their department,
and they confidently assert their "Ameri-
can Organs" to be unequaled in voicing,
and unsurpassed by any. at home or
abroad, in purity, sweetness and power of
tone. The continuance for producing va
ried expression, such as the treble forte
tremolo and the swell. and the ease with
which stops may be made, render the
American Organ in skilltul hands, caps-
BILE of as much delicacy of expression and
variety of effect as the expensive Harmo-
NUNS of Alexandra with their thirteen
registers, and while undoubtedly far SUI
perior in durability, is sold for less than
half the cost. The demand in England
for Smiths American Organ is steadily
increasing, and is an irrefragable proof
that i, triumphantly stands the test Of
competition in their own market with
the most celebrated European instru-
meuts.
The above celebrated instruments can
be purchased of 4. Kimmer, dealer in
musical instruments of all kinds, on Main
street between Fourth and Fifth, Keo-
1,,G
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-25
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ SIATE OF IOWA, LIE CVUNTf-Ss
BY virtue Of special execution to DIRECTED, issaed
BY the Clerk Of the District Court Of id ceuhty In favor
Of Smith Hanfn snd against Johanna Zndel Charlotts
Bech, Christina Zindel kosna Zindel Leopold Zndel
Amelia Nndel and Henry Zindei have levied upon
and will sell TO the highest bidder, at the front door
OF the Clerks Once Of the District Court Of Lee county,
Iowa. at keokuk in said county, the 10th Of july
A. D., 1854 between the hours O'Clock A n and
o'clock p NJ, commencing at O'clock of said day,
the following property, towit: Eight feet front On
Main street BY eighty 1901 feet deep width on Of
the northwest side Of Lot ~ in block one hundred
and 1o7l and also eight PSI feet front Main
street. by eighty s0 fe deep width OF Of the
east side Of Lot two III in said block hundred and
seven 400 in city Of Kcokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, June Is, "a. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 81 o. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE Couyrr, SIN the District
Court of said County, at Keekuk
John Maxwell, and Elizabeth Maxwell, Plaintiffs o.
David Little. Martha @ Little, ii X Love, Trustees
Benjamin Wallace, George Robertson Geo McCfsry
Administrator Of estate Of Ed Boynton deceased and
Hiram Barney Defendants sE
Notice Is hereby given TO the defendants herein above
named that petition in a civil action Is file in the
Clerks office ofte District Court aforesaid in behalf efthe
above named plaintiff against you, and claiming against
YOU David X Little, decree in the Of 81 l4 b510o
with interest thereon from March lst 1854 money
your promseory notes. and against ali the said
defendants the foreclosure Of certain Deed
to secure the said notes part of lots aud In block
and further relief
And unless appear and make defense thereto before
ofthe second day of the of said Court
commence at Keoduk the LIST Monday of September
1894 judgment will be rendered against you prayed
for in said petition.
ROBERT H. GILMORE
maylt-d4w Attorney for Petitioners.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUNTY, ssh the District
Court of said County, at Keokuk.
Amos II. Brown, Plaintiff,
Joseph " Simpson, Hettie NJ Simpson, his)
wife, Joseph simpson, ]. Brooks Carter,
VIM Ii. Cieghorn L Co., r. b. Boiler Alex. In Eqsifv
Collier, Benz. Graft, aud the State Of Iowa
for the Of the School Fund, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given the defendants herein above
named, that petition in civil action Gle in the
Clerks Office of the District Court aforesaid behalf
the above named Plaintiff against you, and claiming
against Joseph W. Simpson decree In the 81 So
32ioo with interest at 10 per cent per from May
1st 1854 and against all the Defendants the
certain mortgage the front ends by loo feet deep
lots and , block lso in the City of Keokuk Lee County
Iowa, and for other and further relief
And unless YOU appear and make defense thereto befors
OF the second day of the said Court
TO commence the first Monday Of September 1854 .
Judgment will be rendered against YOU prayed for In
said petition
ROBERT II. GILMORE
maylid4w Atty for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-25

To Samuel g. Bush, - Bush. his wife, Jerome Ridley
and Margaret p. Ridley his wife: =
You hereby notified that there is file In the
Clerks Office Of the District Court OF Les county Iowa
al keokus, petition Of g. Merriam claiming the
closure Of three deeds upon lot L. block Ia the
city of keoknk Lee county Iowa. and forever extn-
guish all your right title aud interest therein unless You
redeem therefrem by paying about $500 therefor.
Now must appear and said petition by
of the day term Of said Court 70 be
held on the first Monday OF September 1854 decree
prayed for will be had therein against yen By default
H. SCOTT HOWELL.
june4-d4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-25
CHERIFF's SALE.

NAEQIT II D Od1E.
M erAfEop Iowa, I'm Co.'S.
By virtue Of special execution me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county, favor
Of Hiram Barney and against Henry Hmst land also
decree against Peter W. Potter and Almeda Potter
have levied upon and will sell the highest bid
der At the front door Of the Clerks oes Of the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa. At Keokuk in said county,
the 10th day Of July A. D., 1884 between the hour
Of O'Clock A. n and O'Clock :. ~ connencthg at 2
O'Clock H. Of said day, the following property to-wit
The west onehaif of the southeast quarter Of
twenty nine s in Township sixty-seven 1871 north of
range fve rs west in Lee county, iowa.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fee s. O0.l ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Keekuk, jume Is, o. Sheriff OF Lee Co, Iowa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-12

bebenen kas Elm eeiunber sif Gin eber Srser Ste
no6wentt9hen @rfcfberntiIe 5ur etehtn Gludfetstet
a Cbe dee wtrb bie @eie tesQebsns surtraurieen
99eratrt. Die Musben hes qebn8 periinfern d fIne-
LID rno BITE eele wrb er8rtn bon 8erswctHuus intb
lan6Dltten SttraGtineen has uns bic 0rsaten wel4e
&beere eeniesen rerweieert ins
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d. Sssnfpn Ill rrilsiee, rc8elntasis seblbett Nr3t
rtler Bic eiluns septen 1rdafbeen 6netst Setne
Hittef ms 8ebabluig iir6 den Mnberen eGn34 nnbes
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an IaInttn GIietern ylutterIErdGe H. fp Ste tt6t IA
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t9iGn2mtl 1st.l5 $40 Whtlberrp- nabe 9ppsIstrnItr
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DR.. Johnston,

bsr sIn3i8s Ar3t, ,psltsr auv;4t.
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tduen gu iehr trredtr hie su cit errbtben teaettnsen
&letnteteiten H. |. n, Wrrben aGsenbldlt9 9ebetIt.
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Baltimore sof=s3o1pttal.
,5ur unterpsisduns ber auadia!6trst etabltrt.

Der ein3i8e p(os tn ber 59eIt, no Iit1sre,
1mnele ulp Gli!usIt1s9 Ru+en III 1aHf.<J
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@efabrltme Rraufbett.

gDenn ber irrseeitett untIuse Snsltns ausnbet tas
Ct ben &elm bteer 4mer'basn Eranibst IN @ aufsenD-
full cset bic 8urbt Gatbediu3 tbn abI4rtdt, @ an
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8p ftabilitdt a1tin fein @ertran sen fonnte unb
partet 10 anse b ee Snmppme osles dredliden nebe1s
ME j.; Q. ein nit @eitp Ell entaafetes sails eine b6fe
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@e6ts Eaubbtit Iusw die ber 5aut &nrttn ben get-
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ten I'D seisen po haan ttse nebel NIT elmer &redli6en
te Naentnp6ea tn ZEN. bas Cpfer trr,r tbareu ran-
betteiu eatarb res MtleihS w:re unb Ger Sob etnen
{6rtdten Qetteit eaeur6 Elm Gnbe at bas er t6n rad
tene &anbe qringt ppn fen @eenher surdehrt
@s lit eine traurisr 9tadte bab Eauense bteier irrt
barren trant9 Jun Oprsr faen tn Suse Der nstl i'd
dett uapiiienber prabler elde tnr AnweMbune ieaes
toetten GiteS teS WstltS bic gcnfituDn rerntten ub
ben 9eif 6es Yetens nea elenees Daein oermaIbtln.
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Dd Der pbeneenannte gerein 9 6e Nugabe eeRent pat
bie 2anbrtbf6aft tn ein Stadium su erteben aber
au enebt bdB bieS bios Bebeben tann, enn bic SusenN
aud ta ar trspge unb beraneeb6et mtrb 70 BAT Der Wretm
su 6teiem 3red ene Strede eaSes bic Nuerarm ppn
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gerein tu bertaufen tratet UNI bic Wnet In duten 81
tefpme bieIe Mntdl tdueh nnb unterbntsn s t6nueM.
Gin pplte6ndes Snnttut lpa 5u eleter 3et bamit
bitren werren Gu tie 3Geltnee mad alien Sein bin bDeu
Su tSnnen Die Nen werben 3u $4,000 pertauft ppfIr
hr Gbeilnetmer aber baH cine Got brtEe Su Trpnt
mnb bunber SUB 8iee erb1lt nee BON lem Der tn NIT
gDetnfDden unb SbhbGtmen teplan wereen ntllen Der
Veren bat be WerpFt6 tuno bic Verratn9 10 dnee 81
ubrnebneu fir bic 6d e bes @rtrd8s bis Der &tsentt~
mer bic @erpaituns lbf antreen mill mo bann ete Der
pftune tes 8erens aufbGrt Gin rt6tiaer Tttel m rb
geeeben pbd6 bte ectS edna abbe5dblt ne. Die abrgs
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t ene pl6e 2e III tnufen Damn bat Der Ntttbndr ned
ben Uprtbe enen Sphn fet bic rGtb0en Vcenntnie bat
unent9elblld In ee 9nalt su fen Worbeile hit es &C
rib pinfbensrertb MAIDEN beier SADIE bet3utr en-. q
wtrb bnburd ben aelteln elegenbei eebotcn 4b G6bn
fern @efuhl nnb benz bSen 8eipeI ber erpse 6tahe
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9nl. se MGnner,

teipnbers wte te Opr iene pstsimen safeS sepprben
nb has i1brlid 10 Diee Eaanss Ia st III tribes grab
reist eGt bird qre erhaten 2nlrnte lnb fatntdelten
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nat begetier uno tr Qeier tBdberee SSne entp baben
spErsen, rn68en idpY nit opGea, 9sertrduen nabsn.
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Q5tte3t fer prGe.

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teerDunbdrStliep Gperatpuen, pele Or. ebnfoa aus
abrte ub oenen bic 5eiunss Rappprre biele dlSere
dlen Enttrridie putej 1rh enel In 8esuganf einen
Gborafter ais @brenarh in BeJre auf Gbarar unb @es
mtientaftefet ns seittnhen cine b1ret&enbe GtpaHrs
Ietfnng. ..4ga - .... 81 @
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9UnQe Qfnte.

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gen lie anaGtltb fpreu iels I'm Sttoit, hur6 9pltiO
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@richbers III bsaAttnli :

Or. Spbnfrn biest alen 2enen ene 5lIe an tpeIdef&
tur9 pide espfite mi @stf ne 9brper ger
orenee r bic Arbeit bic 9eef3a une bic Csc unfGbts
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fen unb ben Glietern er;tn in, 8rp Shrahe tes Sc.
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DldStndpd6e Hnrrenung Ger 8eroaunnss Srsaus ause.
nteiae @nttrdttung. Ssraptpme ter S6mtnbl14t. 49,
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aebein. en-. Aranfaetten

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sen,at ibertea, cs Ca b 5eueunssautdbiett s6icdae
IN een NuGfr uHb ben @e6ern RtSinsungen Der Neren
Mnb 8lae, S0amsnerSeBur9er Sbmd&e ber Nerpcr, Aa-
ssni6wd6e, glasfett eeblasenbei., 8erfdnSes-
l6m6dse 5erstlDpfsn Sdhternbett, 9ert 9usen drpas
SGpnseI. &rpGmers Gntsunbng lsS Safes Der. g3alf
Der 9un8e ees aRdseuS her Gn1ewetbe unb dnet ener
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welte trsn Opern sefibrbsr nb oils Der Strenen Ge>
fans BEN @efahren bes lsliss ter8ren uuS wenn nit
5ettt8 9etetIt mert ihre elinjtbsn Spnuusen rern-
ten Gdma9s her @pnftutcn nercpr6riugsa bic Gte
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Werdnbesfrae nit sem Desr her DtrettIdmtet ben See
nat bssetet 0eier beaberee SBne enpdt ba6tn
wkrsens m6sen iid nit pplem 8ertraueE naRen.
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ptrt unoeraelt eebeft uub Die pse rst uteter tera
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4pcs Derer bic hren 2eten1aftea unbeioanen rObncn.
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eia Cine 6eiIupe Il, 2 Gaaen ,n9elihert.
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