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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27

great many side hits being made at the PiAnta
have endesvored to initiate counterfeit them Its AL
of The won't be long imposed upon. The
Plantation Btters ncressng In and popularity
every day, and that's what's the NATTER They in
sized bottie made just they fst aud
will continue to be, or shall stop making them.
The Plantation Bitters purify, strengthen and nvig.
crate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are autidote to change of water and Diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and lste hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent nissmatjc and intermittent feyers
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stomach
They cure d. spepsis ana Constipation.
They D .rrhea Cholera and clolers Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headaehe.
They make the weak strong the angud brilliant and
xausted natures great The Recipe and
full Circular around each bottle Cierymen, Mer-
chants hose sedentary habits induce weak
alton Of the heart lack Of appetite
distress after eating, liver complaint constipation, &C.
will find and relief In these Bitter
But above ALL they recommended to weak and deli
| cate females sni mothers.
They sold by all respectable merchants. See tina
each bottle hiss private United States Stamp tn
cork aud steel-plat side label
Beware frsiIed bottles See that the stamp has
been tempered with. Any person pretending TO sei
Plantation Bt.srs by the gallon 10 sundlef and impos
ter and should he immediately reported to as
r. II. DKAKEk co,
octli-Awtm a Park Row. N. Y.
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EVA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG

SicEeEtnG, siss.. Aug y, lso1-
DR. John Bu.l-Dcar SIR am happy To state togo
have used your Cedron Btsers withgrea
benefit myself In general debility and prostrHtionoi
my system produced By the unhealthy and iniAsafic in
the Mississippi river around vicksturE having
been with 6en Grants army its whclesouth
ern campaign. l confidently recommend it,
persons who are xposed TO unhealthy ciiEates.
II. W. F03LK,
Agent q. 2. Sanitary CommisGiOa
LOUISVILLE. KY, sept 10, 1853.
On the 72d July last Submitted through agent
OF mine Medical Director OF the Department 81 the
Army Of the Cumberland sample Of my cerop Bittsrs
for and requested IT, after analysis he found II
nestt0rious sanction and approve It's among
soldiers.
III. following = the Medical sreply and also
Gen Ro--cras permission chip $50 dozen At once to
nav il .eid TO suffers JOHN BULL.
II ana satisfied that Cedron Bitfsrs will do harm
any IL properly and In moderation. sss nc
election DR. Bulls being 70 dispoxe Of IL te
suffers A. Henry THURsTOS,
Surgeon and Medical Director d
Headquarters Department nj Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn, July "a, 1868.
Dr. John Bale agent Mr.. has permssion TO sh,r
70 Nashville Tenn, IS groes, 80 dozen. cf BuisCe
drnn Bi.ters fer sale suffers liz the army only
The regulations of the Treasury DeparteDsr-se b
complied ~fs strictly.
| By order Of ifajor Gen .hcsserans.
wM. NJ wILEs
Major AMI Provost Marshal Gen.
FOR sale Wholesale and retail by Wilkinson, Bartlett
Co., Keoknk. ioss. aprISdAwlyr-
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Tue OrFrEsE Is RARK.-We hold i,
inexcusable 10 any person, male or female,
when they subject US to ~ ammo, ance
which very little trouble on their part
would obyiate. Especially is this the
case where the unfortunate possessor OF
a bad breath will persist in button he ! :
ing and intrudiug bis views upon u.s.. TO
our manifest mental and physical discom.
Tort. If these good people would use The
. 'zoDoNr it would not only render them
acceptable acquaintaoces, but would at
once great improve their teeth and
breath.
Sold BY all druggists. feba3-deod
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fi,tanliol au0 Commercial
New York Marker.


By Telegraph INV Yoax. Feb. %
Cottdn--scarcey 20 firm At SIC for rhiddiipg.
Fiout- State and Weatern dull. heavy and to 1oc
lower s ID l54 IS Extra L. H. o. and II is IL o.
for extra State; II 159l2 90 for trade brands mark
closing quiet.
iky-Dull and dropping; Western at Is, closing
with buyers az the quota tons
wbeat-Dall and rather easier. Sales Winter Red
Western 1t 1922 30 Amber Mich 1T 10.
Bsriev-Scarce aud firm.
Rye4Quet.
Corn Quet and steady old mixed Western s21z, de
liyered. and 1900 bush. Yellow jersey at 10.
s+scarce and frazer 1t l454 for Western.
Wool -Dull.
petruseuu-Dui at 43c for Crude; o5c for Refined In
Bond; SIC for Refined Free.
Pork Heavy at IS so IS 81 for mess; SO 0o8
aS3 IS 1857 do cash and regular way. closing al
SO 81 regular % 70 $50 " for prime and ~ o1 u
for prane mess. Also 600 bbs prime uess fpr May
seiiei . option, at "a 90.
Bsefsteady IS oas2, 90 for plain me-s aid q o.
t922 90 for extra mesa
| Beef Hams--Modrrate demand at Is SOAR co.
Dressed Hogs-Hea.y at I554Al7e for Western
Ba More active part Tor future delivery, as lSld
aoc for Cumberland cut, 2p 2oxe for long cut hams
| 2o1tc f9y long ribbed, q &c tor short ribbed.
Cut Aeats-Fair demand al Il Use for shoulders an
lsG2ld for hama.
ard-Rasber scarce al 2o H.o3 and choice 1t "a, e
Also, 500 t5ts for April and June AZ 204egafi5e
Batttr-Heayy and lower st 31sss3; iSr ohiP, aud .
Csc fer State.
| Cheese-Qaiet at ts422c for common to prime.
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Egg We learned Saturday, from MT.
Buckingham, that the two young men,
whose arrest at Benlonsport on suspicion
we noticed in Friday's paper, proved to
bs the parties who committed the robber.
~ at Keosauaua. Their names are Dea-
con and Kolph. They told where they
h,l secreted Mir. Manniug's watch in
Bentonsport, and it was recovered.
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BURGLARY AND RoBBREY.-The DWELL
ing Of ]. K. Buckingham was broken into
Saturday nigh. by some daring robbers
and a considerable quantity OF silver
plate, clothing and other articles TO the
value of some three hundred dollars were
stolen and carried away. Indications Of
the deliberatisn and daring with which
the robbery was effected leave DO doubt
that it was perpetrated. by professional
ger. in that line, and cur citizens
would do well to be on their guard.
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TO QUA PATRONS.

We would sxsiH mind readers ths; this Of
the a when they constantly liable to sud-
den coughs influenza. threat &c while the children
re in danger from Group. threat and lung
plants. IL il important that every head Of 9 family
hoaid provide remedy that Is ready At al times fer
mediate use whether assaulted 1t thu dead hour Of night
with the breaking Of hard cold, th~ rscking OF
violent cough children with that dangerous
Of all dsessescrouprs at the midday hour you should
always be prepared In Coe Cough Balssm yon viii
ind ready aad eectna remedy. II grappics and
trols iHstantsneousy the meet stubborn coughs while
ia Group IL IL sovereign The pr1e Is hut forty
per ottethe bottles twice the size Of other
at ths price. Delays dangerous. Yoa Ehoned
always have Il in the house j: be found 81 all
drug stores. jau26-d
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Notice is hereby given 10 the owners the lots de
scribed In the foregoing list situated in the city Of Keo
kuk Lee county State 81 Iowa. aud all others interested
that special tax hes been sed aud levied said
lots byth City Council Of said city either for esring
sidewk laying Pisnkwalk In rant thereof rs dcsg
mated IA the list aforesaid and unless payment be made
of the saxes levied aud costs before the 4h day
March, 1868 the said lots, much thereof tsy b.
necessary to discharge said tax aud costs will Id sold
the daf Aforesaid at the Mayors Office in said city be-
tween Fhe hours OF O'Clock A. y. AMI ncicck Z.
A. q. RICHARDSON,
feb1f-63w Collector Of CITY OF K sokuk
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A Coop House. soLD.-o. DW'en'
Eaton. through H. B. Ten-Eyck, bis
agent. has sold his beautiful residences w
Eo,r,b betveen Fulton and Franklir
attracts to Col. J. w. Rankin for $4,000
Col r. offers his residence for sale.
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T Joseph Scherer was before hecor'
der Martin Saturday for drunkenness.-
Il appears also that he ipsulted lady on
the street. He was fined 30 and costs.
Josenh is dirty scoundrel and should
be treated to term of years in the peni-
Tertiary in the absence of Lynch kw.
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New Ierk Money Market,

Money-Easy at per cent
Stei Eng Nominal al los S6f oslt.
Gold easier aud quiet. ops ming lss declining
to isS4S aud closing at l9a
Government stocks-Shs9e easier.
Stocks-Lowcr
C&P $3.50 G &C 1929 CARIs-sS1 NkfDC4;
FOL wzb IS; ~ Wayne s5t4 A & I II 10. GAN
6ils: Scrip liaix U yr Cert ssi, psc Mail 20;
n Y Gil; Erie IS. BAQ11TA Hudson liTt%; Ha1-
lem i5s R-ading1 iss4. mems; Ms ~ ToiEao ia
O VI Cert =. Quicksilver ssl[
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE

DATCHRI1oR's celebrated HAIR DYE sstAs Bsa ~
ID fk< World. The Gully Gar>aisss 1r.s ass Rsisshts
dye known This spisasid Hair Dye s perfrctShangss
Red Rusty, Gray Hair Instantly 10 G1essS Bia~k ~
fssfsai Brs without airing the Hair Claiming the
ska leaving the Hair sfs and B&utffni inpsrs fresh
vitality restoring it pristine cST. and reeti
fes tie III effects Of BAL Dyee The genuine II signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR: al others mere iaiia-
tons and should be avoided Sold ny all Druggists. &c
FACToRY-si Barelsystreef. New York. Easca xtoa'
Wv TcfLEf CRxAx for Dressing the Hair. jy2-dkwIy
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~ DR.. j. Tarbel, formerly resident
of this city and well known to the CON-
muuity, died in Nevada Territory in De-
cember last.
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SAL "our city dsd." would go up
High street one Of these dark and nude
highs they would perhaps take compass
SIN ON tne denzens of that part of our
oity and order Immediately new plank
walk laid from 9Th to 1i.h streets.
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THE CITY.
s<a We call attention to the ADVERTISE
uent headed "Select School"

IN At the meeting for the oragnlzs.
49,. ana election Of field officers of the
mil tia regiment, held at Mcoune '
s.,,,dsv evening, the following gentle
men were elected :
Colonel, c. X. Peck; 1t. Colonel, Il
Albers; Major, George Sch@fer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27

:, Inc female soldiers, discovered 10
the di'gnise Of regular uniforms, are said
to be good fighters. Prentice SAYS the
women who wear the breeches always
were
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27

~ We love women all the better for
their weakness. Those. strong minded
always seem IS if they wanted 10 BE- men
and couldn't. 8 '-''1'
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The rebels ~ Of the opinion III ,
are getting the market usder contro'.
u9,d g down to forty6ve-that il, one
dollar 10 gold will buy forty Eve in Con-
federate paper; and the market is essr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27

TO GROCERS.-Just received .n
Invciee n Spices non the o. s. spics nm -
eepna-bIack and Cayenne Pepper Gingsr Cirs-mo 49,.
I e, Asa lot Of Salt Pstrs Csrbrnafe y
soos tnas and fresn Tartar; also, IN invoce 81 -
s.n g ~ aAoissas bEands. nRlCh . 81
49, 0dN - e . ~ -
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na~Th alarm OF IRE, Saturday afternoon,
was caused By the burning out OF the
chimney Of building on High and Tenth
4 +aeta
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Diseases Of the Nervous

tems-new and reliable treatrneDt-n rep0rts Of the
HOWARD AssocrAFIos-senf by mail In sealed letter
veiopes reeof charge Address DIR exItiy Hers
Howard Assoc alton No South Ninth Street Phadei-
phAx Pa aprl-dAwfy
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and that he may be left to perpetual and
hopeless old age, Tnhonus without an
Anrora. still feeling more and more the
intol rable weight Of years, yet never to
be delivered from their weary load.
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River rising. water muddy and considerable ice Float
ing.
The Lucy dropped down to pull the Gate City ferry on
the docks After tearing d her guards and parting her
line, she LEFT her still fast.
The Mil Boy sunk the foot Of Main street. c@nsd
erAbiy Ihogged.
The johnson pulled the Eagle IN Saturday morning
and she IL now making her regular trips
Capt. Martin says he will have the date or some other
boat running in day or two.
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r AND FOR sALE-I have / OPS

acres Of land which intend to sell without hav-
ing fxad any price below which will refuse bid SIC
acres lies in Montrose Bottom. Lee county Iowa, ~
miles ~ W. of the town Of Montrose About 100 acres
Of this tract Is PRAIRIE and ITO tmbcr6o
under good fence, four cabins. with three poms Ia
each well OF water at EACH two ponds Of water and
creek er stock water and large barn, we'll framed with
shingle roof.
The btier tract contains about 215 acres, ~ miles
north 81 Keoknk between the middle and western roads
which connect keokuk aud Montrose about vs. or 30
acres cleared and the balance in timber Two cabins
sell of water and creek for stock water Ia this
and asput $50 acres under good fence. Title Endspu
table.
These tracts susceptible OF division and will be d.
yided suit purchasers Those wishing to buy home
make investment in real estate in eihefqf the
above localities invited to examine the lands now
ered In quality, at least 500 good and lies
as we'll a. any lands In Iowa will take pleasure In
showing them 70 any person Wishing TO purchase and In
vite offers for the whole any part
jan10du FRANK BALLTNGER.
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CARPET. CHAIN. Flax and jute chain,
very low at Bag Factory. Attn ana MAIL
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KEosAUQuA ITEMS The total losses
IN the late FIRE were some eight thousand
dollars.
The ice moved out of the river al keo.
fa1qua Thursday.
Parties are: stll boring for oil 10 Van
Buren, county. Havn't struck. Ia fact
it is pretty much all "bore" so far and no
'sile' all over the State.
The Republican says:
"The local of the Gate CITY, few DAYS
ago, said the people of Keokuk were en-
joyiny most crerrabie weather. Queer
people. We hope they got their I'll before
a change took place -
just SO. What do you do M in YOUR
country during bad weather? Get the
blues, get cross, scold your wives aud
slap your bablesl But of course Bro.
Msyne don't slap his babies) Pshaw |
ltisn't SO 10 our municipality. Our men
are good ualursd and our ladies' amiable.
homes are elyslums and the juveniles
DON'T cry, save little to prevent their
forgetting the trade. Fair or foul weather
We keep serene, possess our souls in no
tienee' read our bibles, and enjoy ourselves
generally.
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j. S. $50 LOAN !!
sEVEN-TRIRTY LOAN.

These bonds are NOW worth premium Of nins per
cent. including gold interest from Nov which mAkes
proht on the $50 loan, at euuett rates neiu
ding interest about ten per cent per annm besides Its
exemption from State and municipal toratn, rtch odds
from m 10 three PER- cent NOR, according to the rate levied
othe property. The interest spsyabs iannnaiIy
By coupons attached to each note which may be
and sold to any bank or broker.
The interest amountsto
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27

FoRr MADISON IrRxs.-Mr. and NJ.
, George Griswold, graduates of the Nor
NAL Department Of the Iowa State Uni.
versity, open high school q FL. Madison
shortly.
The Plain Dealer, edited by Coll
Wilson has just entered upon its thir.
teenth year.
Thirty-six guns were fred upon the
reception OF the news of the fall of
Charleston.
The lecture Of DR.. McGurin on resn;.
ration Tuesday evening is highly spokan
Of.
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Slais-rpcf Brick Dwelling House, contain ~
twelve roers with all The hern Improvements Of lie
times. and gas al the bous coed eistF
cellar, brick ststie with ot 20 by l5e Situated 9Th
street. between Fulton a1d Franklin beautifully lcaed
rsse bank OF the Mississippi River. = line
metz klorhCod This proper ~ wiiI he sold Ter nearly fy
per cent less than the Improvements is made at Ills
Possession given the Gst q pfil Ilt.e
god or salr. EneElTe of ii. y TEN-EItK.
jan9 Real Estate AT.
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PORT OF KEOKUk.


poAsn fRAyINa fo.DAY.
Lucy Bsruan, tolsaki, 81. Lsuis.
Eagle, nshop, Warsaw.
ARRIVALS SATURDAY.
HAslc, bishop, warsaw.
Wysconda, 6totts, Quincy.
DEPARTURES SATURDAY.
Warsaw, Maiin. st. Louis.
1agle, Bishop, Warsaw
ARRIVALS SUNDAY.
Lucy Bertram, Drolaski, St. Louis.
DEPARTURES SUNDAY.
Wyaconda, etotts, Quincy.
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iWlNE. FLAX and Jute sewing and
wrapping twine, Bag Factory, Alb & Main
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Eos SALE CmEAP.-A parlor instru.
meht-one tine octave rosewood melo-
de n, I'm piano style, elegant and highly
fni he'd Of q feTy s1cest and powerful
sound This Instrument has been very
little in u.e, and will be warranted in
every respect.
Call a, kimn,er's Music Store, Keo-
kuk. feb27-d ct.
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DIR ECTO RS.
Gustavus Davis, President City Bank, Hartford
W II CALENDER Cashier State hank
Jas Howard, II Howard Co,
Geo W Moore, Moore JoAnson.)
Marshall Jewell, Up Jewell 4 Bons)
Roberts, fKeneys. Roberts Goodviul
Thos Bek nap, Jr. fKetchum, Son ACo. ! New York. :
Charles white tlate Cashier Northsnspton Bankl
Cornelius Erwtp, President New nrifajn Rank
Hugh Harrison, Treasurer Colts Patent Fire ARM
Manufacturing Co. Hartford.
George Gilman. Attorney at Law, Hartford.
John Bunce, tHillyer Bunce1 Hartford.
H. =. fnN-1xcx, AGENT
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New York, Feb. Is.

HE World City Point corresponds nj
says the irst lot Of negro soldie n exchanr-
ed dnring the war arrived on the 2ad.
hooert Lincoln, son OF the r esident,
u spoeea Tor dsty on General Grlnt's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27

On 4hieh special taxes are due aud unpaid ar repair
ng Sidewalks On Main street:
Lot. nh. Tax. Cost
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TOR SALE-The half Of lot Eleven,
IL Elock & iii kilbournes Ambition With ea~l Irek
Hogse a. Price 1850. Epqeire Il
feIl3 HB. TEN RYCK.
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L.OR sALE-6O acres of land On the

L tuI above the Mississippi RiTeF abaut nlfes
sioye tie city with small log house. ad uHer
fence. Title good ssie Price S35 per aele Catcn
Ii. b. TES-EICR,
jams zeal Estate Agent.
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TOR SALE-Two F,ame DwoIlings,

located very fne lot eoayenis1stiy sitEet 20
%. ness corner OF "a sfa Contert street. Title 90
Prize 81 go. II 4u.Te If Il L TEN-k1CA,
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Tor sALE-A nes Frame Dwelling

provenaegt situated Ridge street, l9sA AID
llth streets, keQkak. Price 81 ,se1 Enquire ef
ietl1 II. b. TEN-EFCK
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11
New Oregon P ain Dealer
TERMS -.

pnbishsd every Friday ct the Plain Dealerprntihg
rooms, Main street, New Oregon, RowaraCouny, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11

We are in favor of amending
the constitution of our state by
striking out the word white in
the article on suffrage.-IoUa
Republican Platform. aae7w,as
CHOW comes the crisis, what
is the laegro7 Well, say, in
the face of all prejudice, that
amid the gailantry, the patience
the heroism of this war the negre2
bears the PALM 4
+ Great applause. : Wendell PhiA
lips at a Republican Nesting.
II want those who have been
in the South to bear testimonYte
the condition Of these freed rle.f
groes. My own opinion is, nat
they are not fitted for the 'exer-
else of the franchise cloud APP
plause.) l want them to get a
fair price for their lober, but | do
not think they are fitted to take
part in the legislation Of the coun-
try q (Renewed cheering: =
General Sherman o2 -sla131 -.
$50 f.l as I.know,, the Judge
(Douglas) never asked me that
question before. g He shall have
no occasion to ever ask me again,
for I tell him frankly .thas l am
not in favor Of negro cit'henship sS
Abraham Lincoln. y u lia..
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHlLADEI pHIA, PA.

PHlLADE1pH1A, PA.
diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
- and Serual Systems--new and reliable
treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION-Sent by mail in sealed let
ter envelopes. free of charge Address, Dr.
J. SKlLLfN HOUGHTON, Howard Associ-
alton, No. 2 South Ninth Street, philadel-
phia, Pa. h12y5y1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11

NEW OREGON, N,............'.... IOWA
H.rses and Carriages to let.
Travellers conveyed to all parts Of the
country on short netice nnd reasonable
erms .,m5nvsT
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80. ORIGINAL NOTICE.. .#..# :
In District Court, Howard County, lotca.
Horace K. Flint, .........,. I -

Aug. Bcadle, Eliza M. Beadle, his wife,
H. H. Sowles, George Sowles. William
Bridge, G. Ghristfeid. Darius E. Potter.
Lemuel Potter, G. A. Buckbee. Henry +.
Hazelton, Martin l.. Boardman, William
Red6eld and A. NJ. Salisbury -. ,sa i
To The defendants abore named. =.
SIRs & NJ DAME: You and each Of you are
hereby notified that there is now on til" IN
the Office IF the clerk Of the District Court
OF Howard County Iowa petition OF Horace
X. Flint, plaintiff, claiming of H II. Sowies.
and Aug. Beadle the sum OF one thousand
dollars and interest on aid sum at the rate
OF ten rercen: per annum, payable annually,
from the sth day Of MaVenher 1858 and IN
t4:eat on each annual payment OE ihtei eeS
fr9mtha time the same became due a. mon
ay due On two promlsory notes executed oy
said Fl II Sowes and the fore closore OF y
rn9rtgagc executed by the sad II. n.
Sowies 10 secure tae said notes, the payment
q! which SAID mortgage has been assumed
by tee said Aug Bead!e, and y u are further
notified that no personal claim is made
against any Of the above named defendants
except H H Snwcs and Aug. Beadle, ana
uni, 81 you appear thereto and defend oa or
before noon Of the End day OF the next term
OF said court to be held in and for SAID
county commencing on the End Monday al
ter the end Monday in September 1865 your
default will be entered and Judgment render.
ed against you thereon in accordance with
the prayer If the said petition.
| ~.s-tf4 G r. WlLLETT
! Atty. ter Pl6'A
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11
ADVERTISING RATES.

Lcaiel notices following editorial matter will be charged
Il the rate of 50 90 ,r tcnlinea, fora sng, Insertion
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11
NEW OREGON, HOWARD COUNTY. IOWA, AUGUST H. 1885
NOTICE.

NOT1CE is hereby given, that by virtue
= Of the Authority vested in nae by the
Revenue Laws Of the State of Iowa and in
accordance with the Requirements Of the
same, | W i'll on Monday the 2d day of Oc-
tober A. D 1865. at the hour of ten o'clock
A. M. at the Court House IL Vernon Springs
howard County, Iowa proceed to sell the
following described Land for the Delinquent
Tax due thereon for the year A. D. 1864.
Dated, AUGUST 9th A D. 1865
A. NJ COWAN, Treasurer.
BY W. NJ. PATTERSON, Dep.
ALBION TOWNSHtp. ..-.