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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

WYE HAVE OPENED AHMAM-
wv moth Fine Clothing House In 81.
Louis, aud have the LA GESr and
FINEST STOCK of CLOTHS and Fancy
Material ia the piece ever brought to ~.
Louis We also have one OF the best Cut
tera 20 be found In New Y ORIG. our Ready
Made Garments were gotten up especially
To our order NJ the celebrated house OF
Deylin 81 CO., Broadway, New York, ex-
pressly for tho ST. Louis City Trade
Z We are prepared TO get up fine, stylish
business or Dress Suits to order, In the
most tasteful and n nobby" style, on the
shortest notice. We are temporarily To-
Gated at No. 300 North Fourth treet, and
Will remove 10 the beautiful marble build
ing corner FINN aud Olive Streets on the
LIST November ft f.uI ..H
our Mr.. Lyon would be pleased to re-
ceivo q call and the ORDERS OF all his for
mer customers and friends I'm Evansville,
Henderson, and vicinity.
Mr. Caleb Davidson, Third Street be
tween Main and Locust. Evansville, has
kindly consented To take the measures OF
gentlemen who may desire to favor us
with their orders.
Any OF the former customers of Mr.
Lyon who may send their orders can de-
pend on getting first-clnss goods and Gle.
giant nts ut the lowest prices; and I'm all
cases where not perfectly satisfactory ns
regards style, quality, and price, they can
81, Louis, Mo-. Sept. d, 1866. Ioca d2m
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The weather. yesterday was fair Abd
PHEASANT The river feii yeBe foot during
the twenty four b9an ending et . o'clock
yesterday. There is fihe channel depth
10 Cairo ana louisville. NiHHI'3H
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! COTTON WARPS.
EVANSVILLE Wool FACTORY.

Tho Undersigned respectfully rnnounce
TO the Public In general, but most especial
iy To the Farmers, that they AFRO prepared
10 take In Wool for manufacturing iato the
following Goods. Wiz;
JEANS, BLANKETs, CovERIEra, PLAIN AND
PLAID FLAENELs, I,INsEYs SATI-
NETS 4 STOCKING YARN.
on the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also good supply OF the
above Goods on hand FOR sale or exchange
for Wool, 80 thai. persons living ut n dis
lance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right OFF. Price list
for manufacturing will he sent on applica-
tion. ONCE and Factory corner Bond street
and Canal. JOHN w. GRUEN 81 co.
np0-Om t' 1853 ..itA tt..H
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Among the nfat bouts du9 bore are tbs
Nightingale, Anna, and Emma No. p for
81. LOFTS Golden Eagle and Lofsta, for
Memphis, Celeste. w. A. Caldweli, ANA
tt9ss JtambletoD, fof Lihla Rock Msggie
Hays, rom New Orleans; Lady Franklin,
Emperor, =. W etrader, and silver spray,
for New 0rleansl Morning Star, from Lou.
in.tiIl1l Chairman frntfi flnirn-
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arEAMnoAr rInNTlNa.

No printing establishment ~ the West
has better facilities or greater ability f0f
nfenI of Job Type. though very ihras and
eontplsfe. IL constantly being added 10, aud
our fob department ~ ihder lilo personal
In the United states. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Hiil Heads
f.ilis Lading, tafds, Deck aad Meal Tick
cts, Bills ~ Fare Mates Tickets for Tabor,
wtihffsboats VIII be promptly attended TO-
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STEELE q TRIRLE,

7 eCOnu So, UpTWeen NHNNInuL WuU NHDIIJ
Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, &C., OF every DC
crtption constantly ON hhnd. Packln8
Boxes OF all kinds made TO order Saving
OF every kind done ON the shortest notice.
nplS-ly.
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Coach &SaddIery Hardware
Notice TO Taxpayers.
Mr0rICE m HEREBY GIVEN 4

1% the taX. payers OF the city OF Evans
Vile, that have received from tho Clerk
of the Common Council of said city the
Tax Duplicate for the year 1858, aud that l
am Now ready To receive the taxes con
tanned In said duplicate,
All porsnnAs who pay their taxes In full
within thirty days from this date will De
entitled TO a discount of three per cent. of
The antouptt nhd those paying after the
expiration OF thirty days, and within sixty
days from this date. Will be- entitled TO a
discount OF one and a half per cent Of the
amount, Ft .HIly IHt.4
My ofilce Is at tho building OF the City
Council, on Locust Street, between Second
and Third Streets, va
Evansville, sept. IN, lsuV. Isepls DIV
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AIiseeIlnnrOus.

notwithstanding the large number Of a7-
rivals, business has not been particularly
beiHh on the levee. though somewhat live.
~ qt the Lsvse. The Minneoia discharged "a
good deal of freight here, but the others did
but little business. AL the boats had
full loads The ttobt. ~. Lee passed Ia the
night and the Copperhsads and rebels
were deprived the pleasure Of paying their,
respects 20 that diAtitbufsted name. iiad'
wasn't The Anna cams la after
aeon from Cineinnatife Memphis. with a
big trip Of freight and crowded with peo-.
The HoBt. Fulton came ~ nom be-.
low ana after abiding short tifae 81 tile
wharf, turned out and started down the
river again ..."".,The Curlew WAS preparing
10 light out with a large tow VI empty
bargea,sgaTbe Sam. Orr goes out rather
1ighta.......Tbs election excitement absotba
all other considerations, and shipments are
neglected. .yt.,agy nr
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DENTISTS.

r%EELING DULY. THANKFUL FOR
q the very liberal patronage received
During the past seven ycnrs, and being
nermnnent residents OF the city, desire an
persons whether they need their profess
sionnl services or not % visit their rooms
and see the various styles OF work mama
featured.
improvements ana inventions are being
made. and everything that will subaeyve
tile interests of their patients Is sooured ~
them Their establishment and facilities
are equal 10 any In the Eastern cities.
They have several Anmsthetics for ale
Waiting pain when extracting teeth
Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
20 nearly their original contour.
All desirable styles OF ART1 FICI L
TEETH made anywhere In the United
States are made by us. karegu horities of
Children's Teenh successfully co Fpectad.
Those hav8l ycGSsIeeth snouio
either have 9f0n * rUtnStksbr Oiled ttho
latter II posstJ3e). rho rAnfsxh of the par
ties and the rema aiming teeth demand IL
Neuralgia Affections treated = also Cieh
Palate. sIl aprlS .
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Dealers In Steam Gauges, Gum Betting
Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boltink
Cloths, &C., at manufacturers prices.
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w. ?. u. HebBerd.
TINWARE.
II. Il. BLEMKER

TrAa REMOVED FROM HtR OLD
~ stand on Main street 10 hia new
hnuAa.
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WEED & FUQUAY,

Main street, between Seventh and Eighth
aeeia EyANSvILLE, IND, t
DEALERs I'm DRY GOODS, nQOTS
nv and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clothlng,
Notions, &c, otr- T-stI - Ue23 1m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-01

H. ereas Powers and Ill Of Germany would
BE- reconstructed on plan making recesssfy
: .ev nan marked +" Prussia, +" and embrsc-
inc such An extent Of territory - would ear
!, h,;,, her into collision with France on the
nd Russia on the other for the
mastery of Europe.
T. h.. ,ons been settled that England has
To-, her influence in Europe, and that she
iii RIM her factories and dig coal and search
for ,.;p. withou. greatly regarding CONT
mental complications; or trying TO prevent the
di.turbauce Of the equilibrium OF nnrope y
..rre..;ye uationalities. Invasion and d.
,s ss ,,,eo,p., on the part Of NAroLEos or
p,..,rcx to kick England into the ocean
would probably make Johnny Bull oeihge.'
81, bnt until some such thing occurs IT u
"a "a .ssume that he will not trouble him-
elf .hcut vars or treaties Of peace on the
continent
Not so. however, Louis NAPOLEON and the
Emperor of Russia. These consider them
selves parties to everything that goes on IN
Continental politics, and though Prussia has
displayed wondrous power, utterly broken
the strength of the Kaiser, and is in good
condition to destroy Austria, she will not be
permitted to dictate her own terms. huss'a
and France are not ready for Austria to be
wiped Of The map Of Europe, and Prussia
must content herself 9Th her splendid victo-
ries in battle, and very few substantial
,ains. The conditions upon which peace
will be made and the territorial and political
changes that result, remain to be seen hat
Italy will gain Venetia is change IN the
man TO that extent well assured.
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low A ITE " s.

The Waterloo CouJieF SAYS that a little
girl three years old ia that county, vas lost
last Saturday III going from harvest field to
her home. he whole community joined IN
the search for her on Monday but she could
not be found. Ii is feared that she fel,
drowned.
Hubbard still leads in the race for Con.
gressional nomination in his District
-John McBaine the deiauting and ab-
sconding foreman on the Valley road is safely
ensconced in Jail at Des Moines. See the
Register.
The Register in noticing our arrangement
for a Washington correspondence says
Esennt at the National Capital will acquire a
thrilling importance about the 9Th day OF
March, 1867. The shadows which coming
events are casting, are gloomy enough, aud
are Of the hue of blood. The Lord save this
countryi
The Patriot says that Mr.. Young, citi
ken of Charlton, had a petrified Swapping
or lire bug" taken from his ear few days ago
during which time Mr.. Young had suffered
from deafness without knowing the cause
The Rcgste-, says Mr.. Foregraves of
keokuk county received letter not long since
in which he VAS offered the Post Office at
Richland, provided he would submit to be
Johnsonized. Mr.. F. is Radical Republi-
can,. and above the seductive influences Of
Moses johnson He had the whole affair
ventilated in the Sigourney Ners How many
letters of similar character are sent out for
the purpose Of dehauching public and private
virtue, and Of organizing compact party Of
Stalled Johnsonese. is not known; but like
the devils of the New Testament, their name
is Legion.
The same paper says Bev. DR. w. Bur-
rouehs, Temperance Lecturer, whose only
crime was that he was opposed to whiskey,
and was engaged in organizing Lodges Of
Good Templers in Iowa, was recently mob
bed by the Democrats at Ackley Station.
Hardin County. A number of Republican,
rallied, drove back the assailants, and finally
rescued the lecturer. Ackley must b. 81
sweet scented place.
The Muscaiins Jossr~al says that one Of
party Of rafamen who were sleeping on the !
isvee there the other night, was relieved Of ,
some forty dollars.
John s. c. Abbott lectures in Davenport
early u November. Sss the Gasetts.
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THE WAR EUROPE

Perhaps 1t would be better to saw the. ne.cs
IN Europe, for recent news show . t,,ca "a
probable preliminary treaty of peace between
Austria and Prussia. Italy has no, indicted
her intention in the premises; les. .uec...e,,
than the prussians in their operations aea;n.,
Austria they yet show persistent militia,
spirit, worthy of men struggling for ;nda,
pendepce and the unity of Italy
The adjustment of the terms oe na.
involve more time than has the w., tn,
campaign has been remarkable on. 80
there is nothing in history more brill.n, ~.
the achievements of Prussia. Her .r,n;..
have swept forward like an irresistible lido
sweeping away the power Of ancient dyn.,,
ties, and overwhelming governments in dsv.
1t is elements outside of Germany that will
greatly control the conditions Of psci6casion.
Were BisnARcx end hi government master
Of the diplomatic situation - they ars Of the
military, Asstris weald 60 out from among
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-01

"A horse near Nnscatine tAat he'd only
been driven fosrteen mile, droppsd dead in
the shafts on Friday. Canss-heat. Sc The
Joxsnek
Tho body Of male iafsnt WAS fcsnd
6oating in . saek near Port Louin, > bw
days aincs. A widow woman suspected q
being mother and murderer Of tts child, -
ing skaxged with it and fhreateded siiA 8
lodgmeut in the Penitentiary, became much
exe;>ad, VAS taken with spasms and shortly
died. She had previously borne good char.
acter.
William J. Ross, formerly School Fund
Commissioners Of AlamAkee county. vas re-
Gently killed ct Bannock City, BY the acoi.
dental disslaEss Of aqua il hb s~n hands.
- Il 49, -
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
~ list Of . q raxes eubrscinE scensss fseors
CaiAgss, hs1rs, Gold Watches, Ae sv che Pint Dvi
sscs, empssnf Ne fcwn~hips Of Jscksnn, rea Mouss
and Aonsroae n the county Of Lee In the First Collso
INN Dsct of4he Safe Of Iowa. for the year coumesc
ing May THE 1s lNe6 hrs been returned t. BY tAs D.
q AsseeGDr FIR sAid District.
paymSt \ h3sssy Se@as1@A fss4A~iaA ~ III persons
named tAsssia q H. aUousts - anst their sames
respectively, byJohn g. Waller Deputy Collector fs
80 Dtvaro, s4oeaeink the a6Sss named YSWnAhips In
the csusty ~ L. h sA D6txict, 1t his oDes b he
City u Keoknk.
An palneah 6nst BE- aads hslsrs ~ "a Day Of A.
euG aeI} ~ III psrsoas Via shall De9lect nay a
1Asss sad soainst H., vsthin the speeiaed iius
sAaEl = liable - PAT TEN PEE CDNfUi eadItjoeai
xAA = cesss for sseh notice asA nilsses npon tho
aaenuts thsseof
Oacs cDllsaor rntevsal Revsnse 1t District II IsuA
j. O. WALKER, Collector.
I'm 1etvA 1T Desesies Il Iowa
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Price, only 3s Cents per Hsttle
apr2&-dA~sn

cst6trE's &RsNArit vR6ETA3tk SAP.
A superior Tstlef Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oiis iu combination with Glyeerfne .,
aud eealy dssig, for the use of Ladies and q
the Nursery. Its perfume Is exquisite, and It,
ing properties unrvsiled For sale by all druggists
febI3dkylv
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
gvWRY MAN, Woman and Child Who has used
STERIING'S AMBROSTA

Il w'iis TO rccommendi IT, Three Of rapidly In
or-a.ng .a,. hsvs made the Ambr sic famous al owe.
the world.
1T II WARRANTED TO PLKAsE.--
II cures Itching Of the Head.
Il makes New Hair grow on Raid Heads
II prevents the Hsr from Falling Out
II renders the Hair soft and Glossy
oiean.e the Scalp; Goods the Heated Brow Remev
Dandres; Cures Nervous Head.ef nr.s ea'dness
Insures La1 ,raat Locks: Inelines Fsir Curl; aup
sedss Wigs; Kills HAir Eaters Gooa ,aee. apparent
once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you 70 r. Elegantly put up
Dslicatsy Perfumed Pstopised BY Opera Singers ard
Actresses Sold In splendid boxes cartons contain
ing t~o large botsiss-No. for nosnisg, Ne Ar
evening.
THEIRS 70 NO MfsTAx1 ABOUT r..
eryRLIN0's AMBAO8IA Il the best moet asressbls
and elective toiiss IN tAs vor. To prove this M
carton.
Sold by DrueEists,
stsPlisG's AnbseAls nssslANaPiBg Csnpan
0l6 Fulton Street, view Ysrk.
cetl5-dsvJ
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sArcHELoR,a aArn DYE.

The Original and Beat In the woridf The oaly txus
and psrfsctassr Dye Harmless, Reliable and Instan
,ausouss Produces Immediately . splendid Back q
natural Brown, without aring hair skin Rsa
d.s the III effects of bad dyes Sold BY all Drusssts
The gsruine IL sigued William A. Batcneior Also,
RBGESERATfN6 EXTRACT or MILLEFLkURs,
Tor Restoring and B~suttfyins the Hair.
.usH-ds~1y CHARLES BACHELOR. n.
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4 AkIGisAL NOTICE --Tos Billing. Lneinaa Ril-
- bpgs Ann wicker VIII Rssfrstd JsHsss D-5sr-
| rard @ srbAsid. sfeene fr-kiaa, JAs sidx94 X
Cr-ei, ~ Sarah apa y Deasherty, II asst-sd sd
Hiue WritD~y, executor, JDo kh9sht, in Ne
nss ID ard 4 Turner VI Depans " f5rr4r s4-
sfxa-c, &c. Conn-hle rmyta, gurrux4 n'rtx
fiixs kptdhh \. -tdnv, " 1t Rnddiek. Ks-e Ki II
Mssre Ars pndd.ck Mary hndiick Say Pnadck V m
Hniiirk and Rir. Hu5dick admin stfstprs. jesse
suiiisk. defendants
YIN sf t.c q yna are htrehv ro'if n that thare
tlr In the clerks oc-r u th+ pitret oteeG
Iowa ~ KeatDk pf tfir u IN ealy 81 HrtH P4Tbty,
| AYsnst yru, claiming indgms nj Asaas' y0a IL
itng* upon year -ix pratl-ory nres, .Ffa sthe sr
o w Nthourn-, TIE PROPERTY II paiasia tn
-igumart far the .9m of sif!-tnF hgutrfa Dds
-rf tn cert Interest aTt s-nia*i vi if ftAa5-
ant- pr&y Ink fpr the OF-i0ar- Ut certain tEaxe
| mate " r.ii Rto.r IL b W KItparpR a. q fnas
is 1856, ryon the 4 II ih+ " q asctir 81 y 70,
sn5 II y nfthe Il nf-Hctian is VT III = ~,
NR six ~ W.; Also sh~ q section rireteen HI,
| r sixty sever, tS7h N r siI ~ ~est
Nos you nl.t sArh appear sra Ans~cv ssid Iett0u
~ ~ tire -ecni day " the next tsrT1 = rs rt,
10 be bs}d at Kre knk, THE cHt II 1T Sci
bar. 6s Judgment viii be hsd n rsin rssea for.
| ~ default III. kC4fI n. Wkt43.
Res stamp 5oc Atty for Plaintiff.
tyg.d
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IL ~ linz u -.

~ RTGfNAL NOTICE TO 8 Riiisrxs Incirds hi
" iirg- Anrs W.lkr. q BHekis Cham, Nn
k,ish e- n r., puTsii, Roger Go Ltyu- sand
e., VIZ ea:d,sk II u 1oo9wsrt Rschs-l tvnst. v
ntrir. L: W Bed. W C De- Pas Gonbstfs with,
y Turner. as..u sc vdward- Turner. tfln
pirh,. " e-ley nj 1T Jpo " Rankin, I'M Ne un4,
A Whitney, exsertor, 4e Ad Zine. Hugh ksnrsdy II
9s'sis al aud y Sarah ap3 Ist E.erty Ciars rat
dick E.izs snddiek, txsepirx Kate kiitts Moor,
.mv gnifics, May Rnddtt May Bsddck " u
Ra5dick- and Jessie RGdi.tk def. Dtisbb@
icu and esch 81 you hereby net - that there 10
n-, the Cfe as usee Of the Dtr,cs Court
Le- Comfy, 10 a. at K-okuk pettiau in .3at's, Of
Jim rtras azs.nst ycn. e. iming mst,i aEaiHt
yous eiIlux-. upon .eur fhte- pronis.gs noiF,
~nd r ntyhse Dpllar, tss7 25) and te lstes
est and against all ga d-f-bdan.s rFGttag for
fpr -cis<Err NJ certss rlsf- nv Pr
ngs TO plaintiff dated 18th jan, 1854 u.on the = q
Il sectiSn t~ nty {sol ard the X II - see
-x IS ross-h p ixty%K tt6j Rang hxe 81. Ala The
X s~ctn teof2t. ruwn-hp sixfs-sis fttA Range six
~, al in Ire @ unfy Iowa si-7 prsi ~ The fore
closure af n certain ipienrif ing adrteagr rads tv
gAid nj ling- ~ u II b-dit5 p4rt- ~ iotsf
and IN Ri1 tNr cen t}5} eskbk, ee iuaAfN Ie~s
kSSwn a. the s,hHn rrfrert &is sefHEa
ths thfri in named .rd rail- p4tie iss. fir the
~ " ~ -ai4 l~al- sd ~ ast, -ati isb tAe
rrtirgHi y tr n ffrs Ffifs Y N .t mn "
t4rrft kpi M. sAan Ii stt4 trt33s natt4ed
~ pssH. ts-t h br-t aitW VI ~ai -H rt~tr ir-
tng "A ffera 1870 AE Aa tIiHz aid IT, Il art-
~ Etti. ~ hins
tna tnrst ra~ re-r- -nt A. te'ttIrs ~
nv n sr rts is4 VA fA- rs1i "a $50 t7.rt,
p W ~ N ett k t4h sAere8 ttsY " n
tsni 10, q 5n4em,H' Al rrtS.i f. bad
'ss- II. t54NttL.
isg7J Pe'at a. .ttsfsay-
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
put MP and sold this article fs over %
and cosFrpkscx TRUTH oft what We hare
never been able TO sAy Of sny ether medien~srvKl
Has N ISilsD II HsaLk INSTANCE 70 Hstkcr ccA1
when timely used. Never did know instance OF
dissatisfaction by any vho ns.d it. On the contrary
Al delighted With ns operations and speak 10 terms
Of Recommendation o. its magical effects and medical vr
tines We spesh In this matter WAR KNOW" after
70 years sxJeri, AND fLsDsK Obj AGITATION roR
rHr ruLvrilnrsf WAY We HEEE pxcILsE In almost
every ~here the nfans /. suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief will be bound in ftees minutes
sr-r the syrup 10 administered.
Full directions for usng will accompany sarh bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS PER
RfNe New York. IL on tn outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throneho4t.the world
Price, only IS Cents Per Hsttle
III Ia
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NoTICE-To .Jona,b.n

~ khirk, defrnfaat. fou hereby nottred that
there s nov ON fI- IL the Clerks oee the Iiftr,ct
coa-t OF tee County Iowa. At Keokut petition OF H.
| ram Barney. claiming judgment against, you Tor the
snm Of Fou. Hundred Dolar. With tsp Ies cent inter
sf npon yons mortgages made TO Charles M@son stu
OF septesber 1905 npon tie following .escrbei prm
Sc, fo-wtt: TIN W. x q the N ". u Of section
twtniypne, n township sixty siI, north rage six
wet, in Lee County Iowa End sgaInst You praying
for the foreclosure Of said mortgse the sale Of said
pr mics e.d Of all Of sais same
TO pay all said debt the exit gui-hment OF all equity
Of re'i-Dptoa. and FIR general relief
Nowyyr mnst appear and answer said petition By
poon 81 the s@tosd day o. the ssh Court
- he ID m tbs second Msudsy ofseIts ar 1851 on
gme., re h.I thcrein pra,ed y b. default
I's9 = siAmp-csuceiiedi II. stjtf HasEtL,
! VIVID Ann f,r pisiat3H
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Il EGAL NOTICED A. L. Deming and


. ti~s HI. ra-t.-s ~ tt.usse VI. and b III
y 'rr4-nn las@s " Hossey n M aud p w tota
Il HArfs.L. J-B,r- Ia n l.-s, " X Ford II W Fort guy
IT., y " Greeley Hssii Gum D y D.vi. sidney b
Rot GAroins ~ Eisr 5nen, X X Ftrd SER a L
.non-, Pvft~r Ina Pinn.e, va metr- st frett,
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r ale Hiram srft-s. Irst~a4- k5susT q a c. u gar
Thompson Fhvta4s Btvls chsraf,- satissa wrs tsiI-
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Ailer, Il aeyrs. II > Howell. Phisney Fals;
sifher, soAhis ci-hdrA,tas HtrtsA
foaas -s- ~ sen hereby patiI-t That there Ii
hJ- in thg Giae a. tBk ii- ft-t Jart
a. tie eounts Iowa Pert M4t-gn petf y u u ~
fcnn, cisi sng q yea The Dei. ing ard J W
= exh"rn, trnstse &C. tbe ~ zine onaud AID
Tine doIltfs. a len pr cert i-t trn
pet Der .s'sn, iss ul5BsT d. on erfis
sias al.o praying It All = pu il fr. i4sre o.
SID mortgage, .sc t,e sal ei fltosne tngtasg-d
proyerty Tor the pzvroen, Of * q - sia4ty
81 the side Of IL, n.rthx Qafs-T n cs5on
thrfyfonf "a e. township sIty hse f5. nor rsugs
ave ~ west ard The Undivided oHsksf ot The
der Of aid northwest quarter Of s-clOnt ali in Les
esunsy, lows
Uness you 8; thereto and dfs I'd before noon u
the second Day u the Of aid D-,ft Court TO
tst Il RI sOai- rs o ttbsf iFss ~ e
rnfni aid decree wl bs reti I'D sgsin-t yg til ron
b. ssfsHi; PASEls K aerR41sF
Rev rue stamp to-l Atty's for fl.niif.
VIVID
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special Notices.
The Grand Secret.

N. grand secret In meditation to help Mature sus-
rArs and RssULAfsshsss ere the Alpha and Omega o.
the only theory Of cure that has common 6s ~
basis n the nsrso~s system l. iAsttsred, the Hus
weak asd the mind Hts the body, 10 stats d partial
II hest to dos Reason teaches ms the
spsvee.
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hRiGihAb STri E-To ward billion de;et.s4ut
~ Won ar h'rety nat fed there il " OF o. - in
ne C-rks efne o. tee District Gsrrt e Lee County,
Iowa. ct V-okuk petItisu Of Iii an B4rnsy ming
ynds mint AGAINST Wizard nior tor the .crI OF
six Hundred Dollars, upon yoar mortgage thas
ear'n rp th- h.ifo~ns d-cr he'd premises 10 w.
lot zen 81 Heck i.bts sal Ass,ns f.s-s 1d-
fttcn 10 ktokuk, in l. County. Iowa ant sii4-t
ycw all, rra1t@ fr the foreclosure sa 0 f4A8 fha
ssie " AID premises, e.d Of Ill Interests % said d fd
ant II "a m ssid dbl the or
All equity OF re'ie m5fAoa- ard sn- genera rrtf.f
WOW You mnrs appear ard answer stiI ~ MON
OF The second fsy the term .ad Ctu.f D. lie
-id nn h- second Mn'sy III So t4h.r 1865 ef iudg-
ment VI BE- had therein, prayed for. BY f-f.rit
iy27d at,arnrr o. p.ip.lr.