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Too unprecedented SUCCESS which haa attended, tna
representations Of tho Maresex tcoufs snos the com
msncement OF tns present evidence ss oace
o. tho high appreciation ia which Il ia mold and 0. the
P'oseess which the public taste has made ia mus,cal
matters Il sbows that the attraction Is fs CLASS
Ca a,ways coaat on reosvlus geasrous support
Toas the Teovatore Duo toscac, faust Don Giovanni
Martha, but more especially Inns. With ali Of which the
pubic were by frequent representations dur
s tue and preceding seasons have been given durios
'ne saSs two weeks to houses sucl ooiy wocks
hsre hitherto commanded, Tho eathas assn asteudiog
these representations was remarkable it amounted Ia
fact to perfect faroc Never hags such croT1ed ana
brilliant audiences ded tho Academy Of Music ros 80
may consecutive nights.
Tug result y not 70 be woaie,at as Tsoe them alto.
getber, i. would be diHcu u Bai aaer eensass than
those Of which this company I, composed Madame
Medor 10 without question Of tho best c not
very bcst, dcaMao Singers that We nave had in this
country These is are Snd IA npassoNai earnestuess
ia he action which but e~ artists the lyric stage
possess Sns deserves al the moro credit for this 10
he. small and delicate features not very welt
adapted tho expression Of those passions whoa og
the breast Of the tagc actress And yet heS Norma
OF the best OF her Characters ts h!stronc fes
tures deserving to be rauked with that Of sooo Of be-
more celebrated predecessoTs
mlss Kellogg is a very sweet little siagot. and does
correctly Whatever sue undertakes but shc haa tho
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praise IL our splce allowed OF r. 30 hayo doo yocos
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apP00o = wy w s'o'''e' ""'s'o'' '"' e'"o'S 0oe
q Nov YofS mus'ca circles Aa eiort - beng made to
stir up a jealousy between nin and Mas,,ea We 500
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srresws Covnr --Crcur --part Mos t]D3, 1906
1907 1909 1911, 1913 1915 1897 1873 1885, t32r 1870
1896 1899. tt0t, t4oJ ii0b, 1907. l4ro, itlt Part
2-ry Duane street-Nos 800, so, 1925 1871, 1928
$751; 1899, 1903. 1905 sbs lss, $40. 1867, 1913, y52
$50 ga, 42t. ftu, 100
supMuoe Coust tn A. rsss Part Mon 51D. et2i
8S3s ssri, 3ats, 1891. 1897, e93j 1901 9aiS, 5000
1850. gs87 W8l. 5iJt paty Nos 800, slf2. 50ls
3A00, 500. $3.50. D's. ,3is $500. ),z2. yn, obse
aga $3.50, 3sSs
Couru or Cpsnor hrsi --rsAl torn aiJbosnN Como
rel tom w sossi00 iAiiy, ~ .ssM - 3,ssk
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duct Of the war. carried the elections Of 1862 a.
fignaliy "a they were lost in 1868 upon the
new democratic platform of var against Lin
coin and peace with JEFF Davis This ia oppo-
sition to the administration to the extreme of
active sympathy With the rebellion. aud 40 the
people have accepted and will adhere to their
decision The opposition element mus. cast
out their disorganiziag peace leaders, Or the
Presidential election of 1864 will be only an
extension of the popular majorites OF 1868
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rns Cuaard mail steamship Arabia. c,ptsu Jc,, will
leave Boston on wednesday for Liverpool
the mails for Europe will Gloss 10 ths cty t,s agss-.
aooo, At quarter past oos and o,rpss. duc oiocs
to 90 by railroad
s,ox!e copcs Ia wrappers resty 90 msU,y dys coats
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Royal Havana Lottery.-ThArtv pay
ceot pfemia@ paid tor prixes Information fufniSrcA
Tue hghes rates paid Tor Douboons and ~ kiods OF 0o
aud Silver. TAYLOR CO. BaakerA
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Tas Rsosss SrAmSo AFFAIR Al paoovca Ex.
caasus-HAspsoxs Psrssr 10 OreSoss BsssIxKR Tho
case Of Mr. Luther O. rtbbetts tbs supposed partially
deraoged produce broker arrested for dsordeey con
duct a. the Coro Exchange in whitsnaa street. whore
he dangerously stabbed officer Abraham Dessiner OF
tue First precinct, on the 9Th inst still remains
"a %1tn quo but effort will soon DO mado 70
uborae MI Tbbetts on bait since his incarceration
the mentai condition Of Mr.. Tibbetis has materially
improved, and he now seems quite llks hnses again
NC Bessmer y slowly improving but n thought he will
10 unable 70 eayo the house Tor thres mouths
como. The produce merchants who congreeas 1t toe
Corn Exchange recently caleb Captain Warlow. Of
First precinct and requested the privileges VI ug
oncsr Bessmsr with $3.50 In cash. $500 IN Ave twenty
United States bonds, add mousy enough tosby suit OF
mestng caused by the alarming course pursued by Mr.
Ubbetts Thc Ppcs Commissioners yesterday promptly
grantet Captain warow permission 70 receive tho money
for hts wounded oiicsr Tue friends Of Mr.. Tbbetts
have bssn very KIM ~ NJ Iesmsr sucs be vas stab
bel aud arc stu dong everytnas "a tbsE power to a.
lavlfs lf,
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Prizes Cashod and Inf0rmatloa Taen
nished ia all legayed lotteries.
ALEoK co. Brokess 80 Pine street. n z
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P<izes Dashed Ina All l.egas LottesIsSs-s
Prompt aud relabie information given o, sent
III CLAYTON 90. 10 Wall street q
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Tickets Cashed IN ala or the above L0Se
tees aud Information given by ANTONIO. ia BrosdwaN
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Bssssr % rss Fasscs esssvo AM Soaarr --ThIs ia
terestng eyen, takes placs to nsht tbs Academy or
Music. Tao performance will copsst OF the amusing
comedy Los Canoters do Ia ssos aptopos showing IN
Partisan Ito 10 its gayes mood, also tho little como
delta Je Dios Chez Ma Nero Tue Artists Of tho Theatre
Francais appear 10 the above pays Aside from ID,
chartabs purpose u tho entertaaent has grest at.
traction ia its act stic merit
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Omcfat Drawings Of shs Library Aas0.
cjatson DON paay's Io.tetv6f KentuokS.
REe8A GLASS o1s-Feb. To- 1854
70, 40, 1, 80, As, IS, "a, 62, 60 So, 20, 10.
C,Ass 6n-Feb Is 1884
81, 80. C8, G. IG, AZ, 80. IS, .. S. 70. 10, u,
75, is.
Circulars scat by addressing
FRANCE RuLIS 4 Co. Managers. O0u0stea, ~
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LOTTERY Tickets Dashed ta att Logsl.
tied lotteries Information given.
JOSEPH BATES Broker. II wall street. room
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ATessrs. simmons, rogers q 90. ara
authorized 70 receive deposits and makes o. 90
nLul VA Il n
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Pstxoa Dashed in An Legaitsed LoSess
res and infornat,on glyen GALLAGHER DRNJ Akf&
Brokers' 80 Chcstau street. Philadelphia
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Engfnssss Desaroas OF Emtsring ths
Volunteer Navy will apply Immediately 10 che CHIEF Eng
oect OF the Navy Yard, Brooklyn
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0eAat were Bottled Up I'm Aac Ion
ttmes It's said and ely spirit of fragrsnoe Ia fnts(
onea Ia every dacon charged with the kEtract OF the MO-
Blooming Cereus and spreads It's wings upon the air q
hrang the Whenever Of tho crystal cylinders
opened pHALoN SON 6T Broadway Sold ~ d
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BANK Robbery a. Soath Scitoate, Mass.
BosroN. Feb rs. 1904
Tbs savags bsak a. South scun,e broken into %
sunday morung aud robbed or Ave hundred dollars n
blls OF various banks aud or about tveyhve hs11rei
dolnry 10 bp,j, parers. &c.
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Crsssadore's HaIr Dye. Prsssrvatsvs
and Ma Depot Wholesale aud retail. No Aacr HOUSE
The dye applied By skfui aftists
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Bateheior's Hair Dye-The Hest ta tms
world Harmless reliable. Instantaneous The only 80
fect dyS Soil by al druggists DRY 81 Barclay street.
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CHAPS. Chafes. PimPies. uryptlonS
salrheuun Mesh worms 40, cured by 00QRAUDs6 ItAaS
Mcdcated Soap, ct his new depot, as broadway
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Omeiai Drawings OF atarray. muddy =
Co = Kentuckv state Lottery.
Gnrrgcxr: RIrsA thAss !rs1FeA i& 1874
c., Is, IL. So, 81, 81, %, as, 81, &. II. q
KIsr5oRx. Cfkif if-ree Is. IssA
S., AZ, %, IL. IL, II, 20, g. S. 40. Ia, "A, y.
Is, %.
IURRAT EDDY D 90.
Qovihgtnu, ~
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Loaees Of Reutuckv
CO. 60 70, 10. Is, 28, %, 8, Sc, ", 4. a.
CLASS 73-Feb. Is. 1854 -
II, 50, 50, 30, 81, 81, IA. IS, 81. IL, Cts 81. II
\. ) ~x~r~5s s., 80.
Cuoasrs sent ~ aidreslas . .,xx,
W .-xH III 0oynstoa w
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hotties Wanted.
SCHrEDAM SCHnAPPy
Qua ant pot Bottles parchased a. the Osp0t ID Bcsv0
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COrns. Bunfons, Invertcd Nails, Uos
srgcd Joints and all diseases Of hs oe cured without pa
or tnc9nycnenoe t9 the patient, by Or zA0uARiE. bwf
g0oa Ohlropodst TOO Broadway
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Boston Hand stamp Company
JAMGs BANNERS. Agent. IS6 Beosdway. " =.
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Goat au0ss Poudre s1bttie Uprocss Harr
frem orehssds 90 any part Of the BODY wsrsntst
ass Broadway
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e.. saunders' Metallic Tablet GssVr
srpp the oldest and most approved Srop uss Fss
uists 8 4 . SAUNDERS. No Asoc Rouse
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n Beautiful Com plexiOn. Lalrds0
Bloom Youth has attained celebrity Of having equal
preserving aud beautifyng the compexon E3 Broad
way aud druggists everywhere
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Den sncss. Gmpatsed Sight.
NOISES IN rus HAD.
CATARRHAL AFPECTrONS ~ Tug
TuR0AT
CHRONIC oArARea.

CATARRH OF THE TyMPAEIC MUcoua
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION Oe THg
EUSTACHlAN TUBB
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1dG ooLo0aR WATER prepared BY Josepb Burnett q
Co. OF Bostoa. is superior to the geeabc "raaa" Va
SPEAK fcom actual exp.sieace. -Baltmoce An,ercsa
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DR.. Heaters ID scovery-A B0taalc Wx4
!rac. aud Root Tioc!qrs cures erapens Of Inc ss uss
Of the blood NO. Division street " since lisa 88hS
separate rooms and private entrance Book as o. paecS
Barry ABUSE Bcwarcl Of bogus DIR. Hunters, the c4
fu OF trick 20 rob the doo0r OF he
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ve~y soldier should Have Tscm.-

Every Soldier should Have Tscns-
From q q uErNrzELwAN. Steward raj reg meat. r "
.vour medicinal preparation browns Broachs Trcchesy
10 oerta,ay valuable to soldiers ia the ded sod feel
ss,acd u generally adopted q, the hospitals may sscp
less nights Of tbs soldier would DO a,erted 0uf
regiment are no- testing their qualities snd bsusva
ace s sasiei with their god effect, Ia susvsos thosg
distressing Affections OF the throat ar,ag from cold ana
exposure Tbeg are nov daily prescrb,i bospta
and II the surgeons moraiag call" Sofa eyergwhscs "
csats per boz
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Boroetts Cocosiae has Received Strong
certificates o, It's virtues hair preparation from egov
section OF the country. For BALOEEss and DAHOROFF
proved to possess claimed forit and
far supertoc to pomades alcoholic . HAI9
DRESSING Il IL the result much asd sU1S
ana 10 inimitabe
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CURED
CROSS RYR GTRAI0aTENEO IL OHa
Add evey dsease OF the Rye and Fac reqairns csnos
medical surgical aid attended to by DR. Won 6tekM.
BBRn a. his consulting rooms 86 Broadway near rwefh
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Tae Clerical Fuimfnattoa Agatnst
RafAin9.


One OF the most impudeat and audacioUs
edists ever issued by the clergy in any cline is
that just Illuminated by certain clergymen Of
this city in relation to rafting at the proposed
Metropolitan Fair In aid Of the United States
Sanitary Commission. II is as shameless an ex
hibit.on OF intolerance aud ecclesiastical as
sumption as ever distinguished the much de-
cried Catholic priesthood OF Chile, and ia an
attempt to engraft upon Professionalism here the
worst and most uncomfortable features Of sec
tartan bigotry We append this precious docu-
ment, with the names Of the clergy who saoc
ton this movement against an enterprise in the
success Of which the sympathies and earnest
efforts Of the most respectable ladies in the city
are energetcally enlisted
4 PROTEST AGAINST RAfFLINa.
New YoRg Feb IL, 1884.
The undersigned, minister's OF the Gospel OF Jesas
Christ fee bound soemny to protest against tue intro
ductivn OF rafting the Metropolitan Far proposed to DO
held in the city Of New York aid Of ehe United States
l. We protest against II because II Is. in our convic
ton, contrary TO tue word OF God.
q We protest against il because il is absolutely COZ
rary the law OF the State, which forDds undo pains
and penalties tns setting up Of proposing any money
the becoming interested 10 the distribution Of any money
goods or things in action, By lot or cnaace.'
We protest against because the judgment OF tina Civ
ized world, as expressed 10 the lcg2taion OF many
Christian States (our IN particularly condemns "a
immoral ali resort to the lot, or what Is commcs,g Called
chance, for the purpose Of raising money snoa1o 81
articles not otherwise readily 6a!eabi. u''po'"s y
As the logical issue Of these ~S.,,,. 80 .or ,,a
Inevitable coos'rss q d.y which they Involve we eau
h,cn vs.. oge..y or indirectly, 10 an eaterpriss
~ne. noweye, worthy in its Interior objects, Is publicly
advertised y close In violation OF both divine and hu
man Law, and 10 disregard OF the Judgment mankiud
aud Of the interests Of morality which canuo. fail
act powerfully Ia tendency to dsbauch the pubic
| scie1ce and corrupt the public virtue
G. Spring, pastor Brick J. Fehrman pastor r. D.
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Groves Is Bakers Csiebrated Esasuc
Strh sewing Machines were awarded the higrss
over Ell compettcts Al the stats Pairs o. Nov YORK Yer
mont lows 1nilsua Michigan rinoa Keotucl .,'sc
aud county fair held IN 1869 salesoons. w bevsawN
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vidiag foe GA amendment 20 the constitution ens.
bling the soldiers from this State ia the national
armies to vote in our State elections, ana appoint
ing the sth of next month as the time for submit
ting the decision Of the question to the people.
An election will therefore be hold Oh that day
throughout the State to dastiy decide this import
ant matter.
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SOD eserrwhere

Josgra BURNETT 4 CO.. soaoa peope,e.ora
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

ACADEMY OF MUsIc,-Lrs cAsoTnRs pr "a SEINE
Js OlsR CHsx Ma MERB.
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'stIcw 20 fsiss IN life" -msad tns
pss'nses-' wssl soa can 30 bsat oar r. rcss Al
have private caa1 70 srss. r'sy ~
gSsdgsr. FVWbH~ WH'a~N
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A,hel.,ane tho unr..ay.

The London Quarterly, 10 an article on
the Prospects of the Confederates, shows
its appreciation oil the geaeralship of Nc
Clelan as follows:
"The Federals, after sustaining defeat
at Bull Run, unconaciously frittered
away immense superiority Of strength
which still remained to them By selecting
Gen. Mcclellan, as their new Command
er-in-chief. For months and month"; this
Athelstane the unready-a sensible and
worthy man, but slow and cautious IN the
extreme-set to work to organize and
discipline the army, nearly 200. 900
strong, with view to fitting It for cam
paign in which there ssbosld be no more
Bull Runs A few miles of in his front
lay Generals Johnston and Beauregard,
with an unruly and riotous army, little
more than $4,000 strong, intoxicated
with their recent victory. which vas loud.
" celebrated in, heaksrs of whisky, By
dance and by song
Basing its estimate of the Northern
captains on such achievements, of course
the Quarterly can do nothihS 100 proph-
~ victory osd indepsnd.nce lor 4he Con
federates. Mcclellan q inability to keeur
open his communication with. the Whit
House. when o. the Ghi5a6hesfdy, i
made the basis for I general declarstios
that mo large army Of the Fsderals bad
ever got more than 30 miles away <frorn
its water base for any length d lfms, !
aud this IS given as the REASON, wby ktisA.
= can never be taken, and Nhy Rich.
Tsnd csnnot be approached dirseily from
Washington. s. sss 49, s.. $50
The ghost Of the Great Uuready ssiu
hAunts tho memory Of Europe, sud Sysn
now aepgi1lH ~ hsFOis shfiiise aod -.
msn1s esoui " psahy vksi5h
l1ya ~ ~ gsaiul
~ 1fih1osxsx s. E
=
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NOTICE.

To Trmston. Boyd Brsden Chaqin Lee A Hc~xner.
ksekien Lucas. Vim Turner assignee of Patrick a
Grouse, I Randall, Simon Hetrick and II woodward
fou viii take notice that there is file in the
once Of the Clerk Of the District Court of Lee county
Iowa 1T kssknk petition Of samnei Miller, Ahner
Reeves and Perry of the win Of Lewis
kesrsa esssed. claiming OF you the said Urms n
the sum three hundred and fifty dollars money due
On fsD p<dsory notes, and ag&inss s Of you cia-
ing the foreclosure Of certain deed Of mortgage made by
Of July D. lS56 and conveying LOT nine fal in block
TEN eA 81 the sAaiescn Of wtan m wiilas and Reeves
and Perry to the city Of keokuk Ire COUNTY Iowa
Nov therefore, unles you appear shev~so and defend
on or before Of the second day Of ssptenbr
term 1854 Of said District Court Judgment WIN ne ten-
dered against you BY default and decree prayed for by
the petition RANKIN a McCRARY.
Revenue stamp 80 cfs-l Attys for Plaintiff.
mas31-dlw Ed
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NOTICE.

70 John Meguse, Rrfdgpt Ets5osd ord ~ StsAcrd her
husband, Margaret Burke and james &. Burke her
kus4asd. end Maggie McCme. nipo- g Etss eta
You hereby notified that there 10 Gle In the
once ofthe GMk ~ tbs nsfYtcf Court Of Lee euuffy
Iowa Keokuk, petition VI James H. Burke claiming
81 yea p.ftoa 81 ths west hxh 81 the half Of the
northeast quarter OF section thirty four township sixty
ave north range fvewest, IN Lee county Iowa- ss III
InIesz y0u appear thereto and defend before noon Of
the second day u the Repts1ber term, 54 OF sasd
trct Court Judgment will BE- rendered aganst you there
on BY defsnit . sk RANKIN 4 MrCRART.
Revenue stamp 50 eta. Atty's for Plaintiff
may31d4w W tsssst-ss'tz 2 b
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NOTICE.

To Isaac Morley, Jr.: as-y .sss
You hereby notified that there Is 6fe in the
Office ef the Clerk of the Dis Court of Lee County
Iowa keokak petition Of Henry n Collins, claiming
interest thereon from September l5 1ssd nohsy
due promissory note and also praying for tbs fore
closure of mortgage.
Unless you appear ard defend hefous npcn
the second dsy of the tern Of said Df9cf Court
commencing on the frs Mondsy In SepteMber, 1854
Judgment and decree win be rendered against Won thereon
by default. RANKIN McCRARY,
Revenue stamp 80 Gu. Attorneys br Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL. NOTICE.

| To David Whit: eas sf as-e,
You hereby notified that there IL he In the
oee Of the Caesk Of the District Court Of Lee
Iowa at Keoknk. petition Of David Payne, claiming n
yon the Of two hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dollars
fry cents money due account for services rrde ed
~ tock-ke~p<r. DAM Hts@ W.
Unless You appear thereto ard defend before
the seeond .y Of the September B Of said Court
commencing on the FIRST hondAy in September next
JupsmxAs viii be rendered against yea thereon liz de
fault RANKIN & MCCRAki.
Rsvsnr~ stamp so cts Atty's for Fiains10
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To William Witterlmyer ov ON hl-
You are hereby rut5fed that there o. Lee IN NE
once Of tie Clerk u the District Conrfius clxi county
Iowa At Keokuk petition Of n r. cositsrsst ming Of
JON the sam of sixty -four doan with nfur m LIT Au-
gust 20. 1852 ~ money dne actouuf osesi ser
vice< also praying an attachment
Unless ron appear thereto and defend before noon II
the second day Of the September tenn 1864 Of said Dis
Rtcf Cnart cuamenring the hrst MoniAy IN eepttm
ber 1894 Judgment will be rendered against you thereon
~ detanh sA1g RANEIN d McCRARYsa
Revenue stamp 20 cts. Attyis fbr Plaintiff.
HayH-d4w ~Ms9@ # W. a.
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NOTICE.

To Nathaniel MrCea and David White partners ccnros
ing the firm af McCrea CO..
}oa hereby notified that there IL on Ale In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court of Ice county
Iowa at KeokHk petition or David Payne claiming
you the sun Of four hundred and ten dollars and nnsty
five cents due account for services book
keeper. also praying for an attachment
Unless appear thereto and defsnd before noon Of
the second day Of the September term is5s said Court
Judgment will be rendered sesfst you thereon Is
fsnlf. RANKIN 4 McCRAEY
Revenue stamp 30 cts Attyss for Plaintiff
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- III BEwARRt!i Of M sosthless inisasions-
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and FISK, before yop bqy. as si
r. Address HENRY A. COSTAR.
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~ Sold by s. R-Y0WELI Co.
WILKINSON, RARTLE D Co..
Whoiesals and Retail Agents, Keokuk, Iowa.
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