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SHOT or A AlcnwArmA'

sr IoUIs b'ec ~. 1868
dsspat. b from Leavenwor,h says NJ Elinorc sat-
ton OF that slace was shot by highwsyA an about
mile from l. .avenworth Mr.. Suttons recovery -
doublful
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IN. ti,,, war suspended u, rruce.

The civil War Suspended By Truce.
LospoS, Dec. is-4Efening
Recent intelligence has becn received here from
Japan. which announces tha, the civil war which has
been dssoDg that country has been suspended atrucc
having been declared between the hostile factions
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-s> Loxpos, Dec. 14-Noon
Consos for money opened at eeK.
\ AHrRicAE sEcuRnM I'D
Fries. HA
Illinois CentYals ia
Lospos, Dec. 14-Evening
Consols closed this afternoon at ssk.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
were last quoted at the following rates.
United States nve-twentea. a...................... TH
Illinois Central shares. JIA
Erie Railway ShAres G5S
The Frankfort Bourse.
PRICE ANERIcAF BONDS.
LONDON, Dec. H. 1se6
kilograms from Frankfort this morning advise rather
seadiness In American bonds, with sales at T5k.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL Dec l4-Noou.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales Of cotton for
active and prices huctuatng The sales to-day win pro-
badly reach 10000 bales Tho market Ia steady at
yesterdays pricos
Liverpool Breadstuns Market.
LvERP00I, Dec. 14-Evening
The breadstufs market tends downward. Corn closed
At Decline being last quoted a 38s per $50 lbs There
10 inquiry for wheat, and holders demand full
prices. Corn steady at 3Sa 3d. for primo mixed
Western
Liverpeol Provisions Market.
IdvyRpooi, Doc 14-Eveuing.
The provision market shows a declining tendency,
aud closed fat Beef rules Arm 1855 per tcrce for
prime meas Bacon is held at aos 5Os. per cwt for
Thc Pefroleam Market.
LrvgRrooI, Dec. "a, 1893.
The market for petroleum Is steady, ~ Ia 3D. Tor
ON the Continent the quotations have varied but little
during tho week.
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A-A F-A-A-A-A.
Central Park skating CoatA. resdy made. Z...ra
HpDkAW BRO THEIRS.
81 Fonrth avenue. opF-ssite Coop p ln.utn,s
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A.-"Swrrt OpSpounx" Of s1~ xic~. THO
leading aud most faahiouAb~ perfume ~ ,hr The
sweeies' erlslr enduring ha sfk~vchsf "r 80
ever produced Perfectly aanle.. sod essry shsre ir
II. ". SMITH cO.. Ns~ Y, "a
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A.-Toifrt slippers for uolidisy l:Ni
magnificent display of Toilet silpssss~, surrp NJ
and brauiifu de.i9us si BEpDka. SO 5rpa away AZ
tos Of Boots shoes aud Gaitsr. srss 70 tine es.nn %
reasonable prces ~ A. rs kOohh
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AFnxor.hI. N.,o,,.,, r,,-

a. rs,sr.ss ys- .E Ecs y Effpffhhs5
cIiIs for aouah. ,osI. M Dsrax causcS
the Tr,cies tu IT, n etr T,bta,u
"Brnwu's Bronchial Iruch-- b~ nnurnno~
who MAKE more pro0t l., ,sinur NO i1sAs init
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Al tlmhrrdc,., J-s Erynsw.y y show
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a sure Pile Cure.
DH Ufr.BfRrg pffF rxsrrifNTNT
positively The Of piss. Kent by man 40
receipt of ~ Circulars sold BY druexs. ~
wanted everywhere Aidr~.sJ H RoAans. Manager. 70
broadway. Now York
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DIR. Won Y..~sheys Cares Chsssle nysSsssss
Anreisos. One - fnn ss~naa.
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Holiday rr~.ss,. Of AH.csis. snf CLARITY
whs@sf Ntss.s Issstits h&~tnM haAsimss, ~
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.Aati-t' 'orre.iyr Elerivs-t.mrb, ,.ats~d Peas
Made by 4. BARsARD. somstning VII Hast Az
.tesfp pru
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DIR. vsg ti.~.b~rs. tsrs., Cssssmrst.s.
rhthss WssnF Awsy Fslsusf .1toseGfs. usSt<ss
Ifrs slAlllY. Ga.ne ~ kflh ssenae.
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Elliptic I.cLsiscs s~s.is~ M.chi.... ss3
Hrosdwsy. Nigp~s tremsuna. ksrgland iLsiian. No.
ros. aud rsnns,isanis state fair. Dr
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Awards 90 Durneys's ssaNndard prepaSa-
following Awsrds were ma ~ at ,he late fiaoas
To JusEPH BURNETT CO., DO. Inn-rr., foe yLA-
yORIN. kxvRACTD for onskng purp ssn. aud IRA -
foe TOILET ARTICLES. embvaclng tpcoAiNk for hs
hair. fLoRIMEL-an' exquisite pe gr'ume-coLo"nk
WATER. ~.
Tho COMMITTEES afst sppoinsf failed 10 decds ecoaa
oommitee mad. the awards - shove. ~ NJ sans ome
highly bosh of prepa fsions hlcaSe
Tribune, DctDber 4
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Marriage -rd srhb.~,. -As H-.ay - NsvsY
ing sa8 insfrnftN fyr ysgnx Also fs~~ssrs as
Af4..s sbtt ffafst~ 80 rtsf gssssfs wiih
~ rwli-f nsal - eares s.est irtirF SNrstA
rh1adw&p4A. rs
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ns,s ',.is IL, "-a ID. nriSsss::
trsrsls~
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Cksvs. Che fes. T~sAev Fissh. ras. Fycch!csz
ssii ' hcnm snd al defOsnll4es our~f by GOuRAuDb
MEDicATED SOAP, AL broadway. Esl.bhssed quartz
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Five Hundred 80 Our.
- ftdaf tAr fA1tte ~ fhst -
raElH sa lnss 81 AT 90 n1s be sntfai ines-
ssrsfieraa rith essf Sc hBnafeS
tpst.u1N. foGHf thst ther
preferred sgt-f r.ebsnes ~ th- lrsef h.ssf sAss
ihey itsr44pss ~ fsssDnur ~ MFs a. Ia
Pssr.se. q coa so~, gipAlye. hs0rs isH 'an ~st'~~
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Dr, Ven Eiss sms~re Care. Chr~sir CatsrvA.
Liver disease sf tsr Air s~fs vf Ao
Lungs, IL III Fsfth svessB~.
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D-Cc.d Igss. ~. Mssher.. Mr.., Wisssswss
sOGf1ifss SSCP ali disease. OF ,hidfe1. s safs
II ha. the Of hirsy y~sfs ssA
fs. II Regulates tss stomach ssd so~.as.
aridsy I'D sind collie aAarAA
qule, si-rp. b, relieving the chuf frvm paln
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Fav.. esv-. Psr.,t Large -rd vaysel
ASss srnt@ an1 fht1frn 81 pss0
wa~h DEFY sssosiuo. aAkfAr. 30 Can.i sussi.
~ Mtssst~f.
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Dy. Won Yt-~s sh~rs tss-s fs~ry, I,sssss~ e
th. Eye. Ear 1ara tsArth I'D ASTHMA Onlfa OIL rtfsS
svsLn-. corner Ttvcniy &C gstiI street.
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SPECIAL veLreaAM TO THE HeaAlD.

AID G1r the Sufferers.
LONDON, Dec, H. 1906
The painful events which have occurred In the mining
districts Of Yorkshire and Staordshire have excited
deep interest throughout the kingdom, and subscrp-
for the relief Of the surviving sufferers and families
of the deceased has been opened at the Ma5or Office
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A Card Pubvsr.

A Gard 90 al, PabIir,
In order pols public confidence In tar mShSSe
degree the oiicers manages Home hAge
snsed assume tho sby Of the custody Of the
funds by All rcceiseds Do
posted IN the Eighth National Hank pnd all p.ymrn1 -
r les Aother .xpcnsei made out % Tie
gnas deposited by oleck OF H. Davis agent Of thr In
sttnton, endorsed W usA
committee of three gentlemen, ~ the f&tsrs
Advisory comultie- par hase all the articles to be ~-
sontcd. and nsa composed Of Major General vsn
Yhrt Quarternaster UenNrAi of the Department OF Nsw
norks Major General Basw Secretary % stass Andrrw
Warner, Esg s-erwary o Hank saving. ~ Mo-
Telegraph COMPANY H. white. Rsq. rounsclin~
Law, will have the dlr~slot9 The manner disrbs
tion. THOMAS 4 Cav, Managing Drrccto-s.
bs broadway.
The foregoing cs-d /. pabli.hea with osr SANCTION.
Mrs GHAh l.. DAfY Actlns resident
Mrs.. DAVID HrNT secretary.
nrs y, \. yOoR HES, Treasurer.
ntiy something worthy of the sncce.sfl
kesss portrait life Of Ocu
Grant tant. for which General personally 80
value SLIM will b. sss a te pritS III SOW visS v
The ONCE Tor ths sais 81 tsshsss. 90 eeAA~y.
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Beaattfat Hair" Gheys sitrr's Life Scr the
HAIR foasiye gray air ia artgns color and
youthful hesu,v n,rari- No sna strength V 90 vesss.s
bar siers s fslnx a. eare. ke~ps tb. head ceAs
unparalleled Ae is~aslng sod ~ all druggist. aSA
fashionable he -ar~s-eys as a. cIss LEE hrvads~S.
NY. rAHAif A. CukFALiER. - y.
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Dr. yen ti.s-syrx }.ss: % nrsInr.. rs. Ars:s.s
nus, at ysi fffh sysnus.
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rsrY.ss ssfs Hassssss xlbAas. ssa<s9 So. ksNsasa.
n6t449. lfnsHasAs ff@MnNss
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THE EXPLOSION IN STAFFORD.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

One Hundred and EiGhty-seven Persons Sup
posed Ia be Killed.
HAyLxY, Stafford County. Dec. 13-Night.
The explosion in the Stafford pit mentioned to day,
at Talk o. the HILL here in Hanley on the Manches-
ter and Birmingham Railroad, near Newcastle.
It occurred in pit belonging to the North Stanordshirc
Coal and IRON Company-and at noon.
The FIRST explosion in Yorkshire was at p NJ on the
same day The correspondence in tme seems remark
able
Two hundred men went into the Staffordshirc pit
Thursday morning and only thirteen came out alive and
uninjured All the rcst believed to be dead. Forty
bodies have beca aiready taken out
There IL the greatest excitement and the misery Of
she families Of iab0rcrs be conveyed by words
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"'''''' ;:r,:::,!5|.,s:sss:!h,u,,.. :,:!|,: I !h,u,,. 4. 40
y~sss, uso' & .ylss e $780,, ,,.a. L..
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LDsksffrcH skwINn sArnfeFs
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az rEoaDHAt sFN YNrk
fMfONIANt tffftfsAE TO ANbNI~
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fs.t ~ uf4fta fbouf4 - ss@fAfN ~ Al yar~
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tw,nR Ia MxMmssf k.Wa8t hAys t~sa rYsnF~ef ~
s&rtat Akhsf nennhfft tAla - ~ nns.
s4sN SO fMfa aNt 9aNtsf ~
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ed
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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-08-09
TO BE CONTINUED.
.y.EH-S .a.F.D .Y'OTE.TGS.

President Perez has been reelected
President OF Chilli.
--latest advices from the Central
American States report everything quiet
There are twenty FIVE manufactur.
ers of artificial legs in the United States.
Col. Slatham, of West Virginia,
declines to be aeandidate for re election
to Congress.
The puGdlers employed ID Wins
low, Corning & Co.'S mill, in Troy, y Y,
have struck for higher wages.
Commissioners Thesker will issue
to patenteeS in the week ending August
7th, 208 new patents.
The tract Of land which the gov.
ernment purchased near Vicksburg late
ly, as a cemetery tor the dead of the
Union army, cost $4,000.
The Scientific American says the
needle gun is an invention twenty years
old, and is not up to the standard Of
American breech leaders.
Another revolutionary movement
has taken place in Hayti, headed by
General Salvare, but it is expected that
the Government will be able to put it
down.
--Telegraphie dispatches from Lon
Con on July 80 confirm the previous re-
port that peace had been made between
Austria and Prussia. Prussia carries
81 Ser POSTS
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to hills or raviucs, III fact there are
none in the whole distance The pros
pect for funds to make that road was
gloomy indeed, and it seemed Ike an
abandonment. In the year 1896,
Judge Hall, of Warren, was the Repre-
sentative at Hsrrisburg. At that session
the people OF the State were taken by
surprise 5y the introduction of bill to
charter the United States Bank, with
capital of ,000.000-and being in
fact the re.chdrter of the cd United
States Bank then about to expire, which
had been chartered and had existed un.
der Congress. It Sonli be irrelevant
to our purpose to allude to its hitherto
uses or abuses while under Congression-
al charter, nor to the political complex
ion Of thc times, when its re. charter was
refused. Suffice it to say, its application
for a charter from the Legislature OF
Pennsylvania, was to many like clap Of
thunder in a clear sky. So cautious
and silent had been its preparation, that
its enemies (and they were large ma.
jority in the State) had not time to
marshall force against it before it be-
caiAe apparent that the bill wenld pass
and become law, and that as expcdi
tiously as decency would ALLOW. An
that its opponents, Judge Hall among
the number, could do, was to obtain for
their constituents q share of the bonus
which had been proposed for its charter.
$500, 900, it will be rem nembered was to
be appropriated for the building of
school houses in such districts as accep.
ted the provisions of the act incorporat-
ing the school system of the State, and
appropriations to various other objects,
demanded from several sections of the
State by such members whose regard
for the interests Of their constituents was
paramount to tndiOitlual recompensc.-
But if there is any truth in scandal
there was a QaiAprc quo for every vote
cast in favor Of the bill-thc price of g
vote in those days was more of secret
than at the present age. Be that as il
may, Judge Hall secured an appropria
tian of $4,000 to the Warren and
Ridgway turnpike, besides other be-
quests for, and in his own county. THAI
he acted wisely, ard for the interests o.
his constituents, no one at this day car
deny but it was LiS political death i
refusal by his party to renominate hin
eau be considered as such; and it maybe
m entioned as coincdent fac that il
184l, a similar political prostration &C
Cured. James l.. Gills Was the mem
Der for that year-a bill known as th'
Relief Bill" was sprung upon th'
Lcgislature.-the banks had been pros
tratcd under n general pressure, ant
they had suspended specie payments
the currency had become derauged, anc
so far as practicable had been Withdraw
or retired.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-08-09
THE cLYMER SOLDIER CONVENTION

The Runh and File, the Manned ant
Wounded tn Council - Grcat El.
#a ISM. johnson, C{ynacr and the
ia1 DO the ,So5aic7S Endorse
Hal.oalism @-Are they in Favor of
Negro Suffrage dad Negro Eqatay.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-08-09

The Atlantic Cable has been laid sue
cessfully and important messages trans.
mitted from Europe to America by it.
European news is now received by tele.
graph, Instead of waiting for the arrival
of steamers.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-08-09

EVERY bird pleases us with its lay
csoeciaIly tho hen.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
9allg Muantalneer,

The SOUTH Is SAFE.-Looking at the
political newspapers dispassionately,
we can extract a good deal of whole'
some philosophy from them. Thus
the extreme Union papers charge the
extreme democratic papers with being
in sympathy with the late rebels,
which the latter most vehemently
deny, and declare that their only ob
ject is to secure to the south their
"rights." Then, not to be outdone in
the accusatory vein, they turn upon
the Union journals, and assert that
they arc bitterly hostile to the south
and strive to maintain bad feelings
betwen the sections, to which the
Union papers respond in the most in.
dignant manner, and contend that
lhoir only object is to secure a solid
peace and perpetual reconciliation.
Between these representative infuen.
ces it seems to be maifest that tho
southern people will get all they have
right to expect, and little more
WdShington Chronicle.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Dissolution Notice.

yUNHEC0-PARTNERsIIIP heretofore existing between
IL A. LAUER and E. sCUUTZ. under the name OF
Inuer Schultz IN the Jackson Saloon Is this day eis-
solved by ual consent Mr. Lruer having sold out his
interest to Schultz, who will continue the business
his account. All debts due the late frm will be
$50. f A. LAUER.
Dalies, Dec. 1st., 1895. i. SCHUTz.
Thankful for past patronage, tho undersigned would
respectfully inform his friends that will ever be found
t che old stand ready to dispense his choice lascr
iti,em. y g.lq y1ii lliis Ito itV9 u. soHUTz
lfr .saisg tssstEp
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Slanl lllOrlS.

j. f. Griffin plaintiff vs.. Isaac Jennings, defendant
Action to money! in County Court of the State
of Oregon for Union County.
FHyO ISAAC j JENNINGS Defendant: In the name of
IL the State of Oregon you hereby summoned
and required to appear answer Plaintiff complaint
he in the Clerks Office in said Court after SER
vice hereof upon you by publication for six weeks in the
WEEKLY MoUHTANEER as by order of said Court, or
judgment for want thereof will be taken against you,
and unlsss you appear and answer said complaint the
Plant will take Judgment against you for the sum of
$780, together with the and disbursements of this
action. BY order Of j. P. Argersuger County Judge of
Union County. NJ, BAKER, Atty for plaintiff.
U. s. Rev. Stampl
90 cents. jan5-6w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Summons.

Henry Tozer John Haley, plaintiffs, Isaac Jen.
niugs-Action money in County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Union County.
TNy0 ISAAC JENNINGS, DEFENDANTS: In the name
III of the State Of Oregon, you are hereby summoned
and required to appear and the complaint of tho
plaintiffs, file In the Clerks Office, In said Court,
after service hereby upon you by publication for six
weeks In the WEEKLY MoUNTANEER by order Of said
Court judgment for want thereof will Le taken against
you and unless you soappear and said complaint
tho Plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the
Of $780, together with the costa and disbursements
OF this action. order of j. p. Argersinger, County
Judge Of Union County
U. s, Rev. stampl NJ. BAKER, Atty for plaintiffs.
80 cents. 'an5-6w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17

MORE TERRITORY WANTED.-In his
message to the Legislature Of Arizona,
Governor Mccormick says For
the accommodation of the southern
portion of the Territory, the acquisi.
tion of the port Of Libertad, upon the
Gulf of California, is matter Of the
first Importance, and whatever the con-
trolling power in Mexico, it should be
negotiated for at the earliest practica.
BILE moment. Its accession with that
portion of the State of Sonora which
lies between it and our present limo,
give new lite to the region below the
Gila River, and be largely beneficial
TO the whole Territory.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17

NITRo.GLYoERENE.-The agents of
this new article have issued pamphlet
containing history ofits introduction,
with cuts, explanatory of the manner
of using IL for blasting purpose. 1t is
claimed to be more safe than powder
Ono explosion being produced by a
spark) and possesses ten times its force.
Many other advantages are claimed,
which, if sustained, must cause it
speedily to supercede the use of pow
der in mining.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17

The Richmond Republic says it is
an authentic historical fact that no
case of Asiatc cholera HAS ever oc.
Cured in the basin of country embra
ing the mineral springs of Virginia. =
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Dissolution Notice.

TKNHE FIRM OF J. W. MILLER co. have this day
IL disposed Of their entire stock in this city to Messrs.
Bunneli Miller who will continue the business ut the
stand Mr.. Thomas Miller is authorized to settle
all liabilities and collect all debts due, All persons
knowing themselves indebted will please come forward
and settle and save costs j. w. MILLER Co.
Dalles City, Nov. 23l, 1865. n23H
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Notice of Final settlement.

Notice of Final settlement.
MJ0TICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF THE Es-
lY tate Of I. NJ. @. Moad, deceased, in the County
Court OF Wasco county, egon In Probate. Notice Is
hereby given, that j. N. Moad administrator of tho
above, filed in the County Court of Was,o county, at the
February Term, 1866, his accounts for and prays set
Element of said estate it is therefore ordered that said
application be heard Tuesday, the 9th day Of March,
1860 at the Court House, In Daes City, In said county,
an that notice thereof be published for four weeks in
the DALLEE MouNrMNEER ON DENNY,
February 9th, 1866. fe9 4w County Judge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-27

4 .EGAL NOTICE To Stephen Z. Jones,
IL John co~en y Jer9rds. J. p. Richards Geo q
Miller Co. X. Y. Bower, y c. Hsls, ". Manning
executor Of ihe Of " Slaughter deceased u.
Re- nslds James -. walsh, Samuel Cox IL Y Hunt
Thomas W Newman, trustee, A c Thorn &c Arthur
Wol6ott. Van Hefn Lace o.
You are zach her ely notified thai there Gle
In the o-e Of the Ciers 81 tbs District Court Of Lee
county. lows st eeknk petition ot Mtiia-n a Bar
clay and Nat baton claiming Of ysu, this said Stephen
b. Jones, judgmuat for the IF Ten Thlessrd n5l-
lsrs money due by III The pay uy plain
tii OF fr9mis.ory upsn which they
linbe only snrrty fer sad stephen H. JONES' and also
prayth against all Of you the eftAin
mortgage upon certain real in the City cf
kpk lows par cfiariy described in the ssid petition
ans IN which sen hsrr of claim interest and
which mortgage given 10 plain III aganst
liability security upon the notes Aforesaid ssii
petition also prays the cancellation OF certain iucnm
braees upon the real tate Aforesaid which in fact
pa D. but mot cancelled IT record
Cnie-s Eou sprear thereto ana defend before OF
tha second dsy the trim Of said District Cenrt,
which commences in the arss Monday IN petruary,
1901 fad decree wilt he rendered srsin-t you
r.serean hy aafaaat RANKIN 4 MugRARY.
Rev .tainp--s0 cts AttyAs for Plaintiff
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-27


M5IistL NOTICE, 70 Y Z, Ha-,. } wynps
insof Co. braae beweF. l-@ eountr loax fuf ID
q ths seheo FUND.- Marion Hras,, phil sn-r s,rAs a
yaa fbai. Watsrs Co, Anra IssNea. exschsrix of
Wsa Netshaa w, dseasaed, VIM b es4lth 4 60 .
ss.se q AFFORD, 1so ". sye.o Hsl- add DssIa Ken
1ejy, vIosniors Of VIA Kennedy, " u. Tai.ferro de-
fahdaniss
1ya ss htrebs bottled that there 4. row on tie in
the s.es u te ssrk ai the Dsssscs Cetrt Lv Csan
y ioes. At ks kah pctitsea Of Jot Iessas. atm
ing latxnest against you. " Il. Hart fos he su II
tAV2 af trn per cent tntsrest upon year fgaf prafa
ofs NOTES and 10. f1fscsars VI our gage made 10
John Loomir, upon the following described pfenses ~
wit
The ~ ths 4 4 I. ard sEs W j, of tl- Me-
Of the = Of tha 4. Il section II In township
e. herth q range wsst, situated In Les ruaaty foa
ad s. aSsip-t all praying FIR the Foreclosure
sa.S uaastaSs iie Esse " sail pr misses fs+ ali
i@tsstssf sst arr anfs IN sAas Esy ~ saas debts
the INT u all ssuity Of rssmp ties, and fer
general relief
Nc~ ss1h NJ yea net appear AM sai petition
I! neon OF The second Day ii tho next tern o. said
Cert 70 - hsf on 3ss ART naay u Fesrnsrs is-
or iatggt~st st be hal fh-r~A d. pr4s-f fr Nv DE-
tssit II. ScoFt HOWELL
NeF stamp. sar, cancelled Ats'y fir PiAin.sn.
d~eir-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-27

DEoAr or PeTATovs.-T Scientific liner
ican gives the following recipe for preventing
the decay Of potatoes. Dust over the floor
Of the BIN with lime, and put six or seven
inches Of potatoes, and lime again; repeathig
the operation initial are stored away. One
hushel Of lime will do for forty bushels OF po-
ta,oes, though more will not burt theEn--ths
liu,e rather Improving the taste than other
wise