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n s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION

III s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
~ Cnised States IF Asssrica, Soethzn Djrision Of
loso1-I Peter Meiedy United States Marshal for the
State of Iowa. do hereby gve public notice that in the
case Of the United states against forty 9) bbis
Gisa In cause Of seizure md forfs ture unr acts OF
Congress- did, the 24th u Juet-A D 1016, etWa-
pello 1usa county arrest and take into possession
for safe custody ~ bbs. hghwinss 10 bbis alcohol,
bbls- whisky, 62 empty bbls kegs, high vino tub
tubs beer tubs lowne tub, highwine tub yeast-
ing tubs aud tub, hot water tub, lcold water
tub changing tub, stiff. donbier alcohol tub,
copper still. tin yeast CARS oil cans, sfrainers
malt MILL buckets corn shelters, set Of burrs for
grnEing fanding mill, grain separator, 20 bushels
ground rye, 20 bosh and oats, ground, counter
scales scale 40 lbs Of hops, lamps part of
side Of leather. enaine and boiler, Is cords OF wood
brace and bi handaxe, hot wafer pump lot Of hog
pens stillhouse and the machinery therein described
alcohol house, situated ON lots and in block one
Wapello, Louisa county, Iowa And hereby also give
public notice that the time assigned for the return Of
To ssdsy IF August being the first day of August, A. D.
1865, aud hereby admoaish and summons all persons
clanin any said ~ hbls. Of bighwines It
aka. knowing or having anything TO say why the
should not be deereed TO be forfeited to the United
aud condemned and sold to the prayer
Of said beaut that they be and appear before said Dis
Court its in the city of Keokuk in said
District on said Isl day of August 1865 at O'Clock
y u when and where said will be heard then and
there to nterpose their claims said
information and make their allegations In that behalf.
PETER MFLENDY
u s. Marshal for the State Of Iowa.
BY III. FULTON, Deputy o. 8. M.
keokuk, Lee Co Iowa, July Il, '65-d&w.
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TT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA.
~ TON.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,l
SOUTHERN DIVISION OF Iowa.
Peter Meendy, United States Marshal for the State
OF Iowa. hereby give public notice that in the Of
the United State. against bbis highwines ct ala in
Gauss seizure forfeiture under OF Congress-
Idid on the 2lst day of june D. 1885, In the
ship Of Charleston Lee coanty and take into my
possession for safe custody bbis highwines rect
Tying tub, mask tab 8 still tubs, doabhr, copper
still, hot water kettle, copper worms, cold water
And hereby nj give public notice that the time
assigned the Of said and the hearing
of this the fret Tuesday of August being the first
day OF August, A 1865 aud / hereby admonish and
all persons ceimp any interest in said two
bills of hgwues c, alir knowing or having anything
say why the should not be decreed to be forfeit
ed to the United States and be conde ed and sold to
the prayer of said lbel!an that they he and
pear besore said District Court at its rooms In the city of
Keokak said District said LIST day Of August 1885,
AT o'clock p M when and where said will be
heard then and there interpose their claims and
said libel information and make their allegations
in that behalf. PETER MELENDY,
U. S. Marshal for State of Iowa.
By II. FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk Lee Co Iowa June 2i-d4x.
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IT 5. MARSHAL'S PkOCLAMA-
TIDN
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,

y A.
S0uTHEas DIvfsICS IswA {
Peter Meendy. United states hal for the state
Of Itaa 30 hereby give public notice that in the Of
the United states against hundred barrels # hiid
cause ard forfeiture under OF Congress-
did tn. Eth dav OF June a. D. 1865. at Keokuk
and take intb my possession Tor safe custody
hundred empty barrels 800 bushels Rye 500 do Corn 50
Barley. 90 do Malt, 100 10. Hops barrel Hghwines
Inspected 3yiS gals do not ins pectei Is gals small
coal stove, small tubs, old tanning mil, below,
anvil crndstone, 25 bushels wheat pair small scales
! wise. set of burr stones for grinding pair laFg
scales for wagons aud set elevators tdr grain, lar
iron beer tubs hghwine tub, sink tab, underground,
! pamp, lar e marsh tub. work bench, cold
tub. hp. waiey tub, worm tub, still worsA small
iron bound tubs with balls. snel1er, still tub
3-pajl keith, in arch, steam boiler, steam engine,
loads coal from fur hundred 70 Ave hundred bush
corn crib sop tub slop vat, lot az hog pens lot of
belts piping tools and other personal property connect
"a with d~tllery mentioned IN the Information And
hereby give pubic notice that the time assigned for
Of SSH warrant and the sring of this
is the first TUESDAY of August being the first day of An
gust A. ID 1865 and hereby admonish and summon all
persons claiming any interest in sa v empty barrels,
e aid knowing having anything TO say why the
should not be decreed to be forfeited to the United
States and be Condemned and sold prayer
said besnt that they be and appear before said Dis
trict Court It's in the city Of keokuk in said
District on said LIST day Of August 1865 o'clock D. m
when where said Ill be heard then and there
TO interpose their claims and aid libel of infor-
nation and make their allegations in that behalf.
PETER MELESDY,
U. s. Marshal for thu State OF Iowa.
BY II. FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk Lee Co. Iowa June IL. 1865.
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TInE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

SOUTHERN Division CT Iowa.
Peter Malendy United States Marshal for the State
Of sa 60 hereby give public netice that In the of
the United states agonst sh-ler, ct ala, in
cause OF -eszre and forfeiture under of Congress-
did on the 2iSt day Of Jane 1865 at Franklin Gen.
tire Tee count Iowa, ard take into my posses
sion FOR safe custody shelter, wash kettle.
wa IA tub cold tub, yeasting tubs mash vat
! large whisky tub bbls vinegar cold water vat,
still heater, doubler and tub, beer pump,
cold water pump, vinegar tubs. And l hereby also
give public notice that the time assigned for the return
OF aud hearing Of this cause il the 1st Tues
dsv August, heng the first day OF August, A. 1885,
aud hereby aIneGish and all persons claiming
ens interest ia said shelter # ala owing
having aaythins say why same should not be de-
cre-i to be fore ted the United states and be
demuea and sold the prayer pf said beiIant
that they be and before said District Court AZ its
rooms in the city 81 Keokn in said District said lst
day Of Angus, 1856 at o'clock m when and where
said viii be heard, then and there to nerpose
thais cl aims and said libel of information and
make their allegations in that behalf
HErEE NELENDY,
L. 2. Marelsl for tho State Il Iowa.
Nv II. FELTON,, Deputy.
Keokak Lee Co Iowa, June 24-d4w.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

THO William Rudiiek, Elizs J. Ruddick, in your own
u right and Executor of the estate Of Jesse Rnd
dick deceased, Robert Ruddck, C&tharfne Kite, y
Kitie Eliza Ruddick child and heir Of Jesse Ruddick
Mary Rnddick Amy Ruddick. Jesse Rnddick, Jr Lidis
Ruddick and William Ruddick, minor heirs Of Jesse
Ruddick, Edwards 4 Turner, w De PAW, Ann Janet
Whitney, Executor of Whitney deceased, Hkrring
ton hirsm Barney, Richardson:
You notified there Is file in the Clerts office OF
the District Court of Lee counts Iowa. at Keokuk pr
Of Richard Tumuelty claiming Of you, the said
William Rnddick, eight hundred and fifteen and 6ol00
dollars upon two promsory notes. and praying against
all of the foreclosure of deed OF trus executed by
said William Ruddck said notes. and other
note the end forty feet Deep Of lot six In block
in city Of Keokuk county of Lee and State
of Iowa, and for general relief
And unless you appear and answer thereto be-
fore Of the second day of next term Of said Court
1885, default aAd judgment will be rendered against
you. H. STRONG
Revenue stamp 5oc.] fsat) Pits Atty.
juiy14w .g SE
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ITO - Cameron, widow OF Jacob Cameron. de-
i ceased S~inaler, Catherine swindier, Eimra i.
Cameron, James Cameron. Elizahsth Reed, Marga
ret Cameron Alfred Reed, Matilda Cameron Harriet
u Cameron. George w Cameron, Eva Alice Cameron:
g You hereby notified that there s now on file in
Clerks Office of the the District Court Of Lee county,
1T Keokuk, the petition OF Jasper O'Neal claiming
theewner Of three undivided interests OF the north
quarter of section nineteen "a township sixty sesen
th, OF range seven. and the fraetionAl utheAst
narter Of said section In Lee county, Ioxa and claim
against all Of you partition Of said lsudA according
20 the respective interests
And unless yop appear and answer sid petition on
before the nd day ut Of the september term
1865, Of eaid Court commencing on tbs hrst Monday
Of September, judgment viii he rendered ~ Default
1exenne stamp t1cJ RANKIN y MuQ&A1y, ~ 4
juiysSss (.ssl AsvsSe H4l
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Legal Notices.
CHERRIES SALE.

~ HfA1x or Iowa, LEE Cousrr-ss.
By virtue Of q special execution directed Issued
by the Clerk Of the ptrct Court 81 sid Costly tn fav
Of Frank Aeklsy, and agai6 Williams ksss Adnnistra
tor Of William Rees deceased land Also Decree aeaans
Mary Ann Raes, Emily L Grey, walter Grsy, Willaa
Rees sale Rees Besjamin Rees, Joseph hsey saAusl
Rees purnet Dunson woodlsy Dickerson. Ally Dnnson
Sarah Dickerson, Dunson Dicksrson ALFRED Bsng.y, So
phrouis ehsner Jeremiah ehaner, Rate SAaner Camp
bell Shansr David shaner, william ehansr Ally 6hanef,
Sophrena shaner Jr, have levied upon and viii cell
to the highest bidder at the front door Of the Clerks Of
Gee of the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa Keo-
kuk in said county, on the 18th day Of July, A. D.
1885, between the hours Of O'clock A. NJ and O'clock
lowing property towit: Int a. In block dhty-one
(s1 in Masens Lower addition to the city of Keokuk
Lee county, iowa.
To be sold by order court satisfy said writ Of
cution.
Printers Fee 50 o0.l ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Keolkuk, Jun u, i6S. fnoni Sheriff Lee Co, Iowa.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that in pursuance of an
der Of the County Ocnrt of lee Co., Iowa, /. Anna
X Bower. Guardian of Lucy VI. Worthngton, Eliza T.
Worthi1gton and Edward s. Worthington. Minors will
of at public sale in front of the Office of the Clerk ri
the District Court Of Lee county Iowa. keokuk,
Saturday, the 1at day of August 1865 bet ween the
hours of o'clock m and o'clock n m, commencing
o'clock D. Of said dAv the right title and interest
said minors ID and to the folio wing real in Lee
couaty, Iowa. viz: Lot number four block number
ninsty-six sol, in the city of Keskus
ANNA & BOWER
jyl1-d4w Guardian, sc, as above stated.
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TT s. MARSHAL'5 PROCLAMA
TON,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

SOUTHERN DIVISION leEs (
Peter Neendy, United States Marshal for the State
Of Iowa 10 hereby give public neiice that in the of
tbs United States against six barrels of Highwnes,
aarked Rye, Union Ltue. in Of scizure aut for
fs5ture under OF Congress- did, on the 18th day Of
june A. D. ls6j. at KeOkuk Lee county. Iowa, arrest
ard take rto my possession for safe cattody six barrels
OF hi IN wines. Aid hereby also give public notice that
the ;ne assigned the of said waFrant and the
hearing tAis tho dFst Tued4y being the lsi
day Of august, A. 1867. and hereby atmonish and
summon all persons claiming intsres. in said six
barrels Of Iitsh Nincs, markell Rye. onion Tine
kueS4ag having any thing say WY khe Should
he creed he forfeited United states and be
condemned and sold the PRAYER Of said libel
ar that they be aud appear before said District Court
a. ~ tht city OF h.kas in saiA District said
1T day Of August 1883 at o'clock p. M when and here
ssia cause uiH he heard then and there nterpose
their claims and sid libel OF information and
make ia cir allegations in that behalf
PETER aEELENDY.
u. s. Marshal for the state Of Iowa
BY IL FULTON, Deputy.
Ksakuk Lee ca, Iowa, june 20. lS85l
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Keokuk. Lee Co., Iowa, June Il, lss5. D'p''
CHERIFFS SALE.

NJ STATE or Iowa, LfE Co.'S.
by virtue of ur executions Issued by the Clerk
Of the District Court Of said county Iowa. the fret dated
Jane 81 1865. in favor of Joseph Hamilton, against
John Stannus; the 81 dated June 2sth. 1865
George c. Anderson against Hawkins Taylor aud John
Stannus the 3d. dated June GOTH 1865 in favor of R. NJ
REYNOLDS agaiust John Stannus John Hamilton and L..
Haraine 4th dated June Goth 1865 favor of
john Durkee and Is F. Durkee. against John STAN
nus have levied upon the following described proper
Nv as the pranerty of John Stannus of the defend
ants in each and the Path day of July 1865
at o'clock n m commencing at and between o'clock
and o'clock Of said day, aud from das to day be-
tween the same honrs, commencing at O'clock a I
win expose Mt Sherif's sale the store in Kee-
kuk . county, Iowa, known rs l05, on Main street all
aud singular said property and sell abe until all
said executions In the order of the levy satisfied
Property lot Of merchsniise, consisting OF family
groceries, liquors for the purposes by the law,
toeacco The property is valuable and well caicula
ted for family grocery aud also tor immediate use.
Taken and Ievie upon the property OF John Stan
nus this Sd tag Of july, 1865.
Printers Fee 50 20. IsRARL ANDERSON,
Keokuk July3. 1S65.-2v. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa.
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xQlaselona. !
ssn !. sAzsaa. - 80. ~ suasu, :. ).
DRs. sFl1D |! eIaTls !
H.r. sr-.d auaas = 4. y.-...s. :,
suHotnzl4
AND m nm 1lzA1nsrr % Dsszkszs o. I'm
EYE AND BAR,
alas OFFICE:
On Fifth sty bst. M.an ana Blondeau.
Q. r. MCDONALD,
PhystciGss sssd 6ssrgeos,
oFFTcE.
Fourth IT.. i've Beers sbsvs HsDlee's Dakery.
ResidHce-cbrner Sereu1t and Fulton.
A3PArticnlar attention TO Surgery. jy14-d
Drs. Geo. ~. SetSlgtsx
AND
Geo. Is. EhtNgef,
Ho060oFA
Have entered into copsrtner.hip and opened their
ONCE Third street between Main and Johnson over
Tekes Cigar stare They wilt In connection with their
Gva Faaice. pay special attention y the rsstment
once houn from 70 10 o'clock .. -; 70 O'Clock
and to O'Clock p. m.
cert street. between 9th and 6th till O'Clock m and
during the evening and night and Dr. Ehnxer It their
Once On 50 street. during the evening and night.
WEBSTER BALLINGER,
ATTORNEY At LAW
AND
TARY PUBLIC.
oRYICE-Ovsr Yfrxf National Bank, on Main, between
ID and 9TH streets, Keokuk, Iowa mayl3-dtf
mIs ). LsHcn. lwvARp munu.
LEIGH 4 MuMM,
attorneys at Law,
CONvEYANCERS AND
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
KEoKUK. IOWA.
VIII attend to all business connected With Real Estate
Examination Of Titles T.kng Dispositions, Paying Of
Taxes Renting Property, Ac-
Awe have complete Abstract Of Titles to ali Lands
and Lots in the HaifBresd Tract.
0FFIcE-In the Court House.
aprl3-d9m LKECH MUMM.
ROBERT II. GILMORE,
.aTTOR.vEr 1T L.aW,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
ArOMos Third street. sss~esa Main Asd johnson
angl-d1y
sess .aAsxrs. sao,wrcaAaY
RANKIN : a0cRARY,
(succs.sors to Rankin Hilies,)
.aTTOK.VET.N 1T L.aW /,
KEoKUE, IOWA.
VIII The Courts u the First and second Jud
eia Districts Of Iowa, In the u g. Circuit and District
ccsrts and In the Supreme Court OF Iowa.
A1Refer Hon. samT r. Miller ~ Q. Euprem Judge
ssptl-dtf
John N. HUMMER, ND,
Homeopathic PhysscSGH,
KEoKuK, IOWA.
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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This unequaled preparation which possesses the pecu
liar properties OF restoring hair to its gnai color
and causes it to the color il possessed before
turned grey IL, IL permanent for danGrar,
strengthens and ssvens the roots of the hs gives the
hair lasting and natural moisture. candrun scur
itching and of Persons that have
this preparation that they have tried all kinds Of
Tonic and Hair Restorafivrs and had been able
dbd any article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic 1t has cured pc
who bad solid Of dandrun all knitted and
cement-d together In the share Of cap covering tn
whole head and In the Of thirty days after u-ing
Tonic the scnr and dsndru all disappeared ard the
hair which had until tha1 time been prrented from
growing. resumed its fermer healthy growth
In the OF James Mershon OF the -st lows
fantry whose head covered with thick coating Of
dandrua and scurf mentioned sbeye and whose hair
had almost completely fallen ont is shown the virtue Of
this Tonic for in the Of three wees3 application
Of his scalp assumed healthy condition and his hair
commenced TO grow beautifully This is only one
OF the kindin thonsand could mention many others
but for want ofspsce and prevented from do
Bg
Sold by GEORGE CABus, Of Second aud Main
street Price rs cents per bottle. liberal dAcoun
he ~ adA. mch3i-d6m
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VOL. ,XI NO &.

poign 'ntj emotions ef suspense, tsrrcys
nope, and doubt they cannot copceve
the sharp agony Of that moment, I
could have distinguished the footsteps ef
the murderer, marching between his
guards, from thousand others. They
approached !; the judges themselves 40,
peared moved. l raisei nv head. snd
my heart felt as though it were grasped
by au iron hand. My eyes we're 6xed on
the closed door; it opened man
entered. His cheeks were red and swol.
len; his large jaws were contracted, saus.
ing the muscles to stand out even up u
his ears; and his small. restless, tawny.
colored eyes sparkIed beneath . pair of
thick redish eyebrows.
Won Sprcckhahl silently showed hin
the sketch. Then this powerful! ,sanruine.
complexioned man turned pale.-psle -
death. Uttering a roar which startled
a. all, he opened his immense arms,
bounded backwards, and succeeded 10
overthrowing two Of his guards. There
was terrible struggle in the corridor,
we could hear the painting respiratios Of
the butcher, deep imprccations, broken
words, and the stamping aud shutting Of
maay feet. At length. the assassin was
led in, his head sunk on his breast, biz
eyes boo ishot, his limbs firmly fettered.
Again he looked fxcdIy at the drawing
on the wall, seemed to reflect, and nut.
tered as to himself, "Who then could
have seen me. at midnight p
l was saved.
Many years have gone by sine: that
terrible adventure. Thank Heaven, +
have no longer occasion to dread the in.
portunltes OF creditors, or to draw por-
traits Of burgomasters. | have gained
for myself u recognized place in tn,
world Of art. But the recollections Of
that strange noctqral sketch has never
become less vivid sometimes I lay aside
my brush pallet, and muse on it foc hours
together.
How was it that q crime committed
by man that did not know, in q place
which had never seen, was reproduced
by ny pencil, even its minutest details9
Was it chance? No. And yet. after
ALL what is chance but the cffecs Of soma
cause which escapes US? Perhaps Schiller
was ri ght when hh said. The immortal
soal does not share the exhaustion Of
matter during the sleep of the body,
size uniolds her radent wings. and flies
forth, God knows whaher! What she
then docs none can tell, but inspiration
now and then betrays the secret Of her
nocturnal wanderings." Who knows !
Nature is more daring in her realities
than Ina aginatitn in her fancies.
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The Peace Autumn.

~ BY JJHN q WHITTIER.
THANK Con for rest. w ere none molest,
And none can make afrail,-
For Peace that sits as Plenty's guest,
Beneath the homestead shade!
Bring pike and gun, the swords red scourge
The ncgros broken chains.
And beat them at the tlacksmith's forge
To plowshares for our plains.
Alike hcncefor,h our hills of snow,
And wales where cotton flowers;
All streams that flow, all winds that blow,
Are Freedoms motive powers.
IIenceforth to Labor's cbivalry
BE knightly honors paid;
For noller than the swords shall DO
The sickle's accolade.
Build up an altar to the Lord,
o greatful hearts of oursl
And shape it of the sreenest sward
That ever drank the showers.
Lay all the bloom of gardens there,
And there the orchards fruits;
Bring golden grain from sun and air,
From earth her goodly roots.
There let our banners droop AMI flow,
The stars uprise and fail;
Our roll cf martyrs, sal a ii slow,
Let sghinS breezes call.
Their uames let hands Of horn and tan
AMI rough shod feet applaud,
Who died 70 make the slave man,
And link With toll reward.
Thcrc let tic common heart keep timo
I such Al aHtuen SUM,
As never sw,lled ON poets rhyme.
" drilled on singers tongue.
Song Of cur burden and relief,
Ut peace and long annoy;
The passion Of our mighty grief
Aud our exceeding jy.
song of praise to llin-who f'lSd
Tie harvests sown in tears,
And gave eacl. fed Il dovble yield
10 feed cur battle years!
A sons of faith that trusts the end
To match the good begun,
y II houb's the power OF Love to blend
TIE hearts OF mon as out!
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i,,,.,';s5sl ia U;tb l,rro hooks at the height
g -, or oi.,l,t feet from tbe orouad
=, o. ~, ~ iar, wss trelljs Of laths ,hrou h
- va .,, ~ ont in charters sn,.
',',l'' '' .,.,,, ,,nII.ys from the roof of a
;,S.'.'-s' ~. s,noa,n5 ",' ~ LIool flowed across
,,'ea, ,.,'o't '3'' I"a .nJ met in french filed
.to "a 'ao ,['Do g." e'' anj w rohb.b At one end Of
WV" NV, 'a,t'u ,,.a, ~ = c,rt Lonsc ,brourh the
.''e eo"'' wa " 90 mh;oh i were scan nile Of
,!1, up" oVo' anI soma " hnn5lrs of straw Pieces
v oo' 'l'''I '"'' 'o,S ynno "n oi1 bonnoon anil a
.. ~ t'e'1 'hl;t IGt'Ni hnfch I;itcrrl the fore.
.',sl o'osgI On H.. r;.,b,. one corner Of the
,ar o,'''', r,o,.;,,;m(, blonp ! hcsitnted what
., >" 1'o' ~. ,t"ra ssro,b;n, seemed to move
- hoyor oround it. Snllenlv foot
,U,nad " m md detached from the ground