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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
LIVE coNPLAIAT Z

IIbIAHAFDLTHI ONVvV rs wv
knaRs. A. L. ScOVtLL I co.
HsaLS. ~ IA hIrlly able b ~
er'Ss ny gratitude Or 'so Senfs' wa'es ny
Motvs Liver Pills. IN NOD bean trsatlsA
with what tho physician called uVsT Can
alsiut: but oar Doctor nil u " give h1 SO
rOrnansAt relief, slihsvEh n, Eisd SA PRE-
Z aSieaI s~ksaIuAlly. Shs hAA become sd
L,i.'-. vahappJ, ana sSr liHIdtHtSA W.
,aueh Lrsksa dsuA or u. ~ Of HeysuEy.
abe trisl y. Ms,t's Liver hlk, AID s9sA
L.F1n v rst SalAr. Az HAPPY " Say ~
~ ~ nss entirely rss1vITS2 SA heAlN-
Respectfully year,
JkEM OOBn.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
FARM FOR SALE.

NlHE undersigned having concluded to join
the Army, offers for sale his Farm, stu.
ated on Banta's Fork, 3 miles northeast of
Eaton: it contains 1921 acres, 80 acres un-
der cultivation. This farm contains about
so acres of the best bottom land, is well
waterpd, has on it a good Saw Mill, a good
bank barn, a good DWELLING House, and an
excellent spring. Purchasers can have from
u to FIVE years to make payment.
FEB. II, lSG4-tf ELI THOMPSON.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
lath daY oflAlArch. a. p. 1854,

18th day oflhiArcb, A, D.. 1854,
between the honrs. 81 IL N. and 8 P. NJ, at
Die door. 3 af1lnkms' store, in the village Of
VefoAe. otherwise called West Baltimore,
in Harrison townships Preble county, Ohio,
UaeT st pubic sale, the undivided fee in re.
msindey Of Aafd frAfcih Edmons-to take
eHsct on The death Of Ann Emmons, widow
Of Abram I A1Ha0qa, deceased-in one
fourth Of oh6 btii, 81 tho south half Of the
; northeast quarter pff section eleven, the
south halt OF the northwest quarter of the
same ssctiop, The EaFacts containing each
acres, more or less, in the northeast corner
IL the sUutne6St quarter Of section twenty
eigLt--ali I WVnih EseSeh, Of range three,
in daid cc615y or PEBBLE.
TERMs or SktB-Cssh in hand. The said
interest end ratfta % sSid FrsneiS In the
fret sboys named tract is appraised at $l25
lin the GenondSatS l76-vand, 10 the third,
At SlgOll III, $500.
lannon's, fAQa 83
Guardian OF Francis EmmonS.
Foes Fec a ! sS'ESysg afsPaYI. /, e'.i 50
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
Attention Ladies.

LII the newest styles nf Fancy Combs Steel and il
n Jewelfy, Pearl ana Fncy Head Dresses Silk Fans
rarasos and sun Umbrellas A. prices the tasfse
tory at II. blXON'S
Fancy Goods Store, 81 south Sh street,
Phiad,p la.
ss- Peacock Feathers bought or made into fans or
ly brushes mars9m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
wistar,s Balsam Of wind Cherry

81 general has the use of this remedy tecome
sul So populer il ii everywhere that it is up-
nece.sary to recount its virtues. Ia warks
speak for IT, and in1 uiterance ID the nhuiitii int
and iuniAty testimony oi the m Ny who from
lou. -uierug aud -etlled d.s+n-e have by its We
been restored to pristine viaor aad health. We
eau }r,sent rags of cyileuce in proof II CUR
assrftions, That
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
STATE OF DELAWARE, /
L,...n..iil.a na....ra.anna

STATE OF DELAWARE,
Executive Department. I
/. Samuel NJ. Harrington, Jr,, 5 cretary Of
State Of the State of Delaware, do hereby certi-
fy that the foregoing is correct copy Of an act
Of the General Assembly OF this State, entitled
''An Act to raise revenue for this State" passed
at Dover, August IL, A. D., 1864 the same
having been compared by me With the original
rolls now III my otfice,
10 testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and official seal VI Dover, tn,
r, 81 fifteenth day OF August, in The year 4
L. - our LOid one thousand eight huudreu
SIXTY four.
SAML. NJ. HARRlNoToE, JR.,
Secretary ol State.
August l6. ls64-SmOs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
AIl.uIeAL UEpADrMESr
Nj or TlE
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

4ha EIFlY-sEYgNIH SESSION OF THE school
OF MLpICfNE ~ the UNIVERSITY on MARYLAND
will clmutnes on MONDAY tho l7ih OF oe oler 1861,
and end On the lst II March, iD1.
A full Course Of Lectures will be given all the
branches ~ fjlowHi
on NUs4cgH-By fGof n. r. Smith.
on CheNthy and PAaraoey-By Prof WIN f. A
Aikan.
Oh ob,tetr.ei and Disoses If Iromea aaa cafdren--
Is Prot. w Mienhargsf
on PiroIls and PrGcii n NJ d. ins, aud Gin cal
Mdcne and NsyNc--By frot kienAtd slssherry.
o. Anatomy and Phgsoosy-By lrot Christopher
johnston
L. chew.
Pra,ii al An tony will be tansht by James II. Butler
NJ b, Dem oustritof.
Daring The con iuusnco Of the war Military Surgery
and Miry Hygiene will le Introduced Tegu,ar part
Of the COURSE
Nstrcuates Of this School have at all times 10
the wards OF the Baltimore lnutmAly where they can
witness sae performance Of all the principal operations
in surgery and can serve the numerous forms OF dis
ease under treatment The InhrmAry Is spacious bos-
pita attach to the Medieal School and 1t Is upen the
Students daily throughout the entire yotr. without any
additional charge
Tie fees for The full Course II Lectures are 90 for
MAtriculatlon, s. and for rfsctical Anatomy, $40.
GEORGE W. MlLTENBLRGER,
sep % Dean OF the Faculty
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
Agents.

oOK TO yeuf Interests Call and exAiane somethia
Durgeniiy NEEDED by every tersoni % tan samples
FREE hy mall for twenty Gents, that reia'ls Tor 7
Dollars BY RI. WOLcd1T 40. ITO CHATHAM sQUARs
SEW YORK. dec Fly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIR R
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
- M. rna.r

tORluisAL MILL CRSRKi HeJ
THIS Company continues to otter to the people of Della
BY Ere on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks.
The InFtutOa Is ended by 90 yesrs expert.
in and attention to the Il MutuA Insurance
being the first 20 introduce tho rnepe into our state
by OF which, 1t is believed the Managers have
Aeen enabled so To adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property, To render the menbet-
ship anong the most equitable in character If the
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public
II takss credit to itself that Its payments losses
bsen prompt and lhera that in % years husuess and
losses hing 100000, not single case at ltiea
on has occurred, and scarcely entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking TO the safety than the number ana
amount Of It's risks 1t has declined lundfeds o Thou
sands Of Dollars OF Insurance Other requiring
great an amount 10 singe risk Offering UNIT oil
iects pf Insurance for the character u the ns,ijuton
In this manner 1t il conceived 1t has the safest and
most select list Of insurance III propngl The anon
over Sis Millions oi Dollars, any other Company
within reasonable range
IS evidence Of his, has 10 only reduced the rate
insurance. at all tunes hoIeate oue-ttx h. durnt fht
las Two Yuft-. hut it resen clear surul tunl a
$4,000, security sgtest any the b. post
tAe balances dia To each member bein issuel viii
b. ~ nr iuersst tu them fm January 1869 at the
Al sai pr cent 'r aanuu thus makiug ssiiil tNiho
deduction.
II eoneneed tho year 1852, with r1al. protoson &
/ Tie com1unity in Deposit Nete- II s15pOW
! i4ipiIt !lni bOOOi
/
i9fr Ir'teeuant s.1o.Ogi
iii. ta'otk af ihe r4r. Of Deisware aud as suei
4 tlpy aarst 10 tstfJu44ai it
Ftesilent--JEssE SHARPE
] eecltRfY aud TgeGHEfef--huHaAT MoCAkR, 81 d,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
EfGEsEe. e.ECbEes

lFtfsLG LtbsEs:
III y LEON, Brtndywne HI; James DulApiain Christi
ar4 M lanrA " ehh. Samuel narf G. st0ttuultrp
snd Iestr a!Npe- " ilmng;on IA, Eoh4rt McCabe, Mil
Greek lii INhn r. hiiltigsnn, white tiay treek lid ;
Nsots9 jam itr. ew Cssiis ~ cunts u Glfoa PEN
gaJi Il Jthl O. CLARK Aej iiup ii.i Win lenple,
,myfua; James ii. Bufuhair ST. Georges lIdi Chsilcs
T. Elem ing. Peter T. Ciusey, Mliord Henry Iod Dover
halloa luniull, UeJrgetuWn,
A"hAls-A+ well for Receiving applications for lusur.
,tre As uusa oi uOmhefs:
!li Wilsun Bundywlnc HAS Robert McCahe Mill
jfaA lldd James DeIpihn. ChrisiianA It'd; John i.
| NWhmson, White Clay Creek lid; Curtis d. Ellison,
pencA'tr I'D Red Lion st Georges and App1Quinimuk
.luhdreds. Jneph G. Griuith, smyrna; James Crppen,
! sew Castle Hd; Charles Y. Fleming, Milford. Charles
/ FUNNEL. q. nfsrown Henry Todd. Dover
Communications on general busiaess addressed to the
undersigned, Wilmington, will Immediate aen
tOn,
i4s ROBERT MoCABE NJ. D. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
Important 10 Lys Insurers. Fdcts Us. Fiction


PERSON aged 20 can insi,e $1,000 on bis Iiie in the
n NEW EFdLAED INITIAL llFH lRsuRARGE COMPANY, by
paying $72 80 in cash. And note for sslhe amount.
In all olsh companies $40 would Ouly insure $4,000
The Note plan adds S3uUJ at The Cash plan
only ~ 600 ID u yeugs.
In Ire Note Company the dividends are applied to can
ceiling the Notes thus reducing The amount bOt prn.
cipal aud interest.
In the event Of death the heirs Of the insured under
The not system wOnld receive ~ l.ks the nptes nm
ptid. In The Cash mpApy only 1000 would be paid
to The heirs Of lie deceased.
A person aged 81 Was insured in the NEW EhGLANn
MUTUAL tpr $500 payn- aunIaly 81 10 in cash aud d
iur iae atnOuni. gear since he eustei
IN the o9 Bvsimful, v. an after lew months ser.
cpIsei ont $3.50 In CAsn company Tie widow woull
havr received unly 5'Q uGe fact ike this is w1t A
tAvu mud iuWplltis got ur TO deceive tho public.
IluriNtul MARKET ST lnafohtli Ism4rl ST 81 Tau,
I'll ainunlt le him by the tOmpany per cent Ia
ttFeht lhN w"FGfod enEiu'n ithAe 1ng SrIRfst MADE
f tn hsuklp ANcEls on EXCEEDS WE ram 10
ihe NoAfHAY, Ihis imrpliHht iit i eu irty Ignored
ly al oAfh Companies h. uaidirnt.s and design OF
such t"uis H,r Co., apparent.
n great 'urro,s "i The Hote Companies has provoked
ihe rajus' Rtitek Of az ash Companies examination
9! ihr iNp ysiens Will convince any candid man thai The
NJ Gonna uahts the largest provision Tor Ii. family
about hHU the esp, nse.
The great u jagt lite Insurance i a PKEssHT HEyrrt1
and lot a remote contingency
hu h,e!sstly blanks viii he iunfhed AT pliCatiou
W. D.SVRUUD, N. D., Ii cdic Examiner
AZ de tl'e dail., IRON l., to I O'clock.
hkFthENCE-.
Gstrgg II. Stuart Bsq, jaime GRAHAM, E,u.
lion WIN. A. Porter Rrv. j. Il nal,s u h.
Il. C,llegys, EAq, Ho,d Stroud,
Joseph Lea. Sllling Franks
Henry Simons, Julius Lee, tsq,
d. Nayner Goodwin, Il. D, Vim N smith Esn
Thomas b. Beck, Esq. BiseT 4 Hopkins
Wallace & B0wne
WILLIAM GETTY, agent.
feb l2-ly 426 ChcanW STREE, Ihiiadtiu6ia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
CANNOT BE DIsCREDlTED.
The Rev Jacob sechler,

\
VII known ard much respected among the dermt IN
popue,ion n this ry. makes the following slate
HANOVER, PA Feb. 10. 1859.
Dsdr Sirs ;-uAvlng reazel in my family important
heuehfs rom The Of your valuable PREPARATION
wi.rAsa B,LsAN OF WILD CHERHr-it aiiur Is me plea
sure 10 recommend it to the public some esht years
sg ore Of my daughters seemed to be in decline and
litle pes Of her recovery ware entrrlAtned iheh
procured hOtta OF yosr excellent Balls IN, and before
she had taken the whole Of the contents Of the bottle
there was great improvement in her health. have
in my individual ease made frequent use OF your vAlu-
abls medicine. and have alWRya been benefited BY IT.
JACOB SCHILLER,
Erom Jessie mIth, ESQ President of the
Morris Couuty Bank, Morri-toWns
New Jersey.
oHa,Ing used Dr. wisrARs BlLs.N OF Win CHERRY
for about fifteen years and having realized Its beheheiAl
results in my family II affords great pleasure In re-
commencing 1t 10 tbs public as valuable remedy IN
cas.s oil weak lungs, colds coughs, &c. and remedy
which consider 10 be entirely Innocent and may be
taken with perfect safety by the most delcAts in health
From Fzon. John E. Smith, DiatinguIHh-
ed LAnyer In WestminsterS Md.
Ihavs several occasions used DR.. WIsrARs BALs.M
OF WILD CHERRT for colds aud also with decided
b,ntht | know Of no preparation that IS more emcAe
ons or more deserving Of general use
The B.lsam has bee usei with excellent effect by
] ELLIOTT, Merchant, Halls Cross Roads, Nd.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unles, asusd al BUTTS" the
wrapper
For sale by
J DINsMoRE, No. 4sl Broadway. New York.
s W. fOWLE 4 CO. Proprie1fs, Boston,
And by all Druggists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04

w h uy present lirilH1- for manufacturing aud =
paetiesl eNpse1rse o thitttn years IN is ma sEe-
mcu' Of The l'I husine4 ul lhs 70 c.' hnns's
.noNais mlli snNbi1 ma iA olier to tha nbac goiis
iqNllrl bf avs m rslrl luey io aud work.a4h-hip
an u priar4 roapef with tAe Lowest al iil al~aA
ius aiii.s-- IN mar la I laft Atu taata The Whole
slr 54.i .isy -ne 4" q ufO. W. BROWN { cos
q rsRAii b META 1uY3. A. J NElnENKR,
,,o, 8S south su'nnd tr 1t,
.atif .l u phiittelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
Lehigh aud Black Diamond Goa

NAVE jnst received csrfu vary HnreriHr SPRING
/ NuuNfAIN LHHlGn COAT, rlab cargo ol ~ AK
II AlluNb Wllk BAEKE tpAL toth ct wAlea / cin
co nj tens clear Ol LAT, and OF yer good
,,u ny
ia fhAsr. ar nvl'ei examine my stock before lay
lug 10 III IL wint.r iu,.,ly. GEO. " HuSn,
s-r2l French Street Wharf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
COAL OIL LAMPS!


beg leave 10 inform my friends and The pnbii gene
rally that hara commenced the maHui eture nf COAL
on LAMPS o. every description aad style of hnish, AZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29
HERIFFS SALE.

-
by virtue of srecial eruton TO dnected lsued
by the Clerk of the District Court of said county
II Georg- Fletcher and against James ". johnson ard
Martha yynsoR. tsnd also decree srnst George T. An
d-rson Co. ard other have ieyi, upon and viii sell
10 the highest bidder the front r Of the Clerk so
tee IL the District Court Of lee county Iowa. u krkuk,
in said county. the ID dayof APRIL A. D. 1854 Between
the hours If clock and ~ clog NJ commencing
o'clock said day, the following prepaIiy, TO
Wit Part Of bots u and two in boek sixty-two
[6a the city keokuk Lee county, Iowa, par
tic uariy described follows towit commencing 5th
a point in lot one in said block sixtyS~o ~
twenty 2Dl feet from the Of the alley running
through said block sixtytwo e. thence foriyfse
aoag he line Of Fifth street said lot
High street. thence hundred l01 feet shf angles
10 Fifth street through lot one and two II in laid
block sxy-two th2s thence sixty Co feet tia north
westerly line between said lots p and three 3 in
said Block the alley ia said block; thence twenty -
feet ung the line oi the alley Hid lot two towards
Fifth Etreet encc twenty TO Feet easieriy tasaids
High street. thence eighty so feat ft Of said
lot two 2 and the whole Of said lot ore tack
TO the place OF beginning Filth street. IL the city OF
Keekuk Leeccunty, Ic~e -ss
Taken, levied upon and to lee sold by order oil court 10
salts fy said writ of execution.
Printers res 50 COL ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Keokuk. March 4, 81 sher1t Vi Lee to, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29
NOTICE.

To Joseph V. wycoh Sarah Gertrude yoof connable
sn,yth. y H. 0hphant, !. H. Edgeil & Co, kirk ham
Locke 4 Co.
You and each yon hereby notified that there Is
tc In this Office II the Clerk Of the District
Of Lee county, Iowa. III Keokuk petition of Daniel X
Miller claiming II you. Joseph v. wyeod the Of
fwentyx hundred dollars with 10 per interest
anuuna ~ money dug on preulssory note secured by
assigned to said Daniel r. Miller also claiming againsl
Zach Of you the foreclosure OF sad mortgages the sae
being upon the SOUTHWEST quarter Of secton townsAip
81 range west in Lee county, Iowa and further
for sale Of said premises aud general relief and unless
you appear and said petition befbfs noun d
mencc At Keosiuk the 1st Monday or September A.
1854 defanlt will be entered against yoi and Judgment
rendered thereon n prayed for in said petition
NOBLE k'eTRONG,
Eehz1 alex AtiGneys Ssr Plaintiff
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Union NURSERY, Fl. MADISON


TnHss.-Ape Trees, 3 or years old, per loo, s. o.;
DIV arr Pears, to years old, per dozen, 20. per loo,
$50 Dwrf Pears, Ito years old ID class - 70 per
DOZEN ~ 90 o standrd Pears 20 taeh Hardy
Cherries large stock to 10 feet high 50 20 pr dozen.
50 90 per fea Pesch Trees killed Nectarines killed;
Ounce frees Downing Eser-bearng Aulhery II each;
Barherry bushes barge stock cf Grape Vines - ts 70
dtds Catxla isabella. Clinton, Nortons Virginia ana
Delaware 81 per dozen; year old plants $40 pr rug
Delaware 50 per dzen, ten kinds q Eserg'eel, ~ :
feet high Is cents 10 81 - EACH On asnenta fres POW
ering Shrubs, &c $4,000 -
Rosrs-Snmmsr Rescs, Bengal or th'na pefFetus, or
Monthly Roes- Hybrid Parpetns'' n0ss h"aess 'iesh
House Plants, kc.
Catalogues sent application IL,
ss-Fdr all paekages ~ r. NJ - - ~
nscnius bnt simply epous 70 pay for sacks g boxes
Petsse1m L. HULL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29
CHERIFFS SALE.

NJ STATE or Iowa, LEE CouSrY-ss.
By virtue Of special execution directe issued
by tie Clerk Of the District Court Of said county
Of j. :. Eastman and against Joseph kendriek, have
lex led upon and will sell IL the high bider the
deer Of the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of
" Iowa at keokuk, In sid county, the 9th day II
April. A D. 1N63. between the hours Of p O'Clock NJ
end oeork r NJ commencing az o'clock J.. ". 81
day the following property toHt The northwest qua
tsr u the north quarter II section twenty eight p
| township sixfy-Six oel tn Of range six was.. N
L-s county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and 20 be sold order Of court
satisfy said writ of execution
Keokuk Mch. Io, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers fee s. So sheriff Of Lse Co. LEWIS.
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GHERIFFS SALE.

~ s1arx Iowa, LEE Cos.
BY virtue If special execution 10 directed issued
by the Clerk II the District Court Of county
Of W m Thompson Co, and against Kendrick have
levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder the
vnt door Of the Clerk oce the District Guurf Lee
county, Iowa. a heokuk said county. the 9tk DAY
Of April, A. D. 1854 between the hours Of o'clock
and tececk p NJ commencing AZ o clock u said
daT the following property, towt The northwest 9rs-
ter Of the northwest quarter Of section twenryshr
n township st1ty-x % NORTH OF range six q vest in
Lee county. Iowa
Taken levied upon and 70 be sold by order Of court 70
| satisfy said writ Of es4x(sn.
PrintersR Wee = So ISRAEL ANDERSON.
heokuk, Men IL, 81. Sheriff u Lee Co. Iowa
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ sF.rx on Iowa LKL Co.'S.
BY virtue 81 special execution directed issued
by Clerk Of the District Court OF said county fsvvr
OF Hiram Barney. and against Hannah W. Wills, lard
also decree Against Geo. e. Dixon aud Charles Parsons
Co. and othcrs1 have levied upon and will sell the
highest bidder. the fronf deor al he Clerk e u the
District Court Of Lee county Iowa At Kt0kuk Ia SID
county the 2nd day u April Y D. ls4 between the
hours of check NJ and O'Clock commencing
at O'Clock p. Of said day TIE following property.
wit: Lot No. three 81 Ia block hftythree t5s The
city Of keokuk Lee county Iowa
Taken levied upon and 10 be sold by order Of court
satisfy sad writ Of execution.
Printers Zee 81 80 sRAELANnEPSoN,
kestkuk, March l. "a. Sheriff of Lee Co, Icxa
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NOTICE.

To X Hcrni.h Caroline Borrli-h T @ csr.in Charles
and William Watts jacob Ford and D. W. Ford,
and all holders and " the Estes Houee \
bonds and coupons, Maria Asximilh.na Nfrhlas
Mnrnm, Snsan e. Jones, James Jack. Nilsson Perry
Co, Heed Abbott, HckIen s Lucas samuel
hehey, Andrew Brown, {. ]. H~afn, J. T..
Reed Co. Maria Mckeen, james W Michslf r. i.
Hickey. Henry kalls, Ic6as1c, Chttensien Co. Chss
Carsner, C. H. Perry, Samuel :. Miller. and Abner
Reeves, executors Of l. r. Reeves deceased Samuel y
Miller. Archibald, Young Co. Henry Hniskaia, @.
Buckingham, VIM Ru,ilIick, Brown 1 ClenA-pr.ing
Rebecca Burrows esecafrix Of james Burows deceased
Thomas J innings, Harvey Litiler, james Gordon Pat
ridge Princhett Warren. john ssannus Michael
Garry, A. bridrman Co.. {. Thomson & Co. Kendall
Howe Co. James Neal d. AcConn, Rankin. Miller 4
Ersser, Feota .dnlinissIs tor Of = Enster, de
ceased, -furcht Tor NJ VI. NcCart.ee jacob N.i,sr Alb
Hunsacker Jason sliace, Geo. X Budd Mel ee sfei,-
art 4 Lind, Lnssey 4 Ts,or. D. u. kley, Meeunnigle
Way, Commissioner Of Jefferson county A. Sfodisrt.
W Augcrtrirht, Michael Everett Isaac johnson chas
Mcvey, Tx. Of u. Riscce. deceased, X. A. sanser,
Eli Sedari, James q II. Mchey, Joseph ssrothman,
john Terry, George Donald, Martha Johuevu, yolney
Shading, Thomas Walker, Arson Harrington, s. 4.
Marshall, Vim. Mirheal. Amsris Doclitte James Shaw
john Sparks d. H. Miller. assignee, N. H. Kran kiln
assignre, and VIM. Stotts assignee-- Defesdnsts:
You hereby sretslly notified that there now on
Ale ia the Clerks Office Of the District Court 81 Lee county
Iowa. al Fort Madison petition in equity by J. Edgar
Thomson prnying persoaaii, Judrn eat against
lssnsh for the Of twenty Thousand dollars money
due him upon coupons interest notes Of certain besi-
made by said J. X Hornish J. Edgar Thomson
err known -Estes House" bonds. and for money adj
vanced TO insurance, and praying also for the sale n
lots one u two and three III in block sxtyfive IS !.
the city ksoklk LIE ceaasy, Iowa uyon ch il Sit
uated the large hotel In said city, .E-tcs
House. underline iorssiesare Of the deed
thereon BY j. H. Hornh and wife 10 said J. Edgar Them
son Trustee, securing fifty bonds OF said j. n Hornish
payable to Edgar Thomson bearer the sum Of one
thousand dollars each with twenty coupons attached 10
each Of said bonds for the Of Fifty dollars each and
maturing semannually from their date for tbs applica-
ton Of the fends arising from said sale payment
taxes and assessments and insurance upon said property
and the liquidation Of the coupons and bonds aforesaid
and for other orders and general relief Now you and
all parties Interested in said property bonds coupons,
hereby notified and required u be and appear and
make to said petition by Of the second dry
the next term Of said Court be held Fort Mai
the third Monday of May, A. D. 1854 decree
will lie had therein rs prayed for by default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL
IaarT--iw Counsel for Petitioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-29

SHERIFF'E SALE.

&C. EfAxx ~ IOWA, LIE Co.'S.
~ virtue Of special to directed issued
tne Siefk OF fhe District Coar Of id c0ansy In aser
q IVY Neiis snd against H. Hantmaker, have levied
upon and Will sell to the hgheef bidder the front
ooor Of the Clerks ONCE If the District Court Of lee
county iowa, At keokuk, in said county ON the 9Th
day Of April D., 1884 between the hours a ociSef
4 ~ md oclscf p n, commencing at o'eock p n Il
4n Gay the following property, to-wft -Four feet anu
TWO inches on Of the lots seven ri stxhtfst
NC nans ami fourteen tl4 feet and four inches n
q tne northwesteriy side Of lot s In block obe
na1red and twenty-five fl3s being alfoeesAer IL 81.
&c. fronting Main street and extending back even
~, Iowa -
Taken, levied upon and 10 be sold by order II CONT q,
satisfy said writ Of execution -
Printers Zee s. SOL IsRAyI AyprpsaS
hsokuk Aeh. loth o. Sheriff n Lee Co, lows