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Y0RKVILLE ENQUIRER.
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TERMS--IN ADvANcE--rbree del
lara ard hfty cents per year two dolIsrs
for six months; one dollar fos Three uuoatns
payable 10 "greenbacks." When paw
ment - made in specie, two dollars and fif.
rs cenis per ssI one dollar snd iweut. /.
i've cent- for ak months; seventy five
cents foe three lnontns. Single copies, Ten
cents.
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SELECT POETRY.
lBY REQUEST.
THE CONQUERED BANNER.
BY MONA"
fRev. A. J. Ryan, Catholic Priest, Knoxville,
TcnnesSee)

Furl that banner, for It's s5eary;
Round its staff 'tis dropping dreary
Furl it, fold it, it is best:
For there's not man to wave it,
And there's not man to save it,
Aud there's not one left To bare il,
In the blood which heroes gave IL
And its foes now scorn and brave il;
F'url it, hiac it-let it test.
Take that banGcr down, It's tattcred
Broken in its staff and shattered
And the valicnt hosts are scattered,
Over whom it Aoa,ed high.
Oh 'tiS hard tor us to fold it,
Hard to think there's none to hold it,
Hard that those who once mlolcd Il
Now must lurl it with n sigh.
Full chat Barncr-fuIlit sadly
Once ten thousand hailed it gladly,
And ten thousands wildly, madly,
Swore it should forever wave
Sworc that focman's sword should never
Hearts like theirs eutwincd discover,
Till that flag should float forever
Der their freedom, Or their grave.
Fuil IT, for the hands that grasped it,
And The healts that tondly chspcd it,
Cold and dead are lying low
And that Banncr,-it is trailing,
While around it sounds the wailing
OF its people in their woe.
For though cor qucrcd, they adore It
Love the cold dead hands that bore i'll
Wecps Tor those who fell before it!
Pardon those who trailcd and tore it
But oh! mildly they dcplore it,
Now who !uil and fold it so.
Furl that Banner true tia CORY,
Yet, It's wreathed around with glory
And twill live in song aud story
Though lis folds are in the dust.
For its fame on brightest pages,
Pcnncd 10y poets aud by sa2es,
Fdrl its folds though now we must.
Furl that Banncr-softly, slowly,
Treat it gently-it ia holy
For it droops above the dead.
Touch it not untold it never
Let it droop there, jtTIcd iore3sr
For its peoples hopes are dead
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LANCASTER DISTRICT
Henry \. Ciyburn. AppIicani.0
as ln Ordinary

Jesse Ciyburn. no. n Sow Z
ell, ct al. Defendants
III appearing 10 NV satisfaction that
GrOrg. krrhiw and wife Anna. Wyli.
Nhi AMI wife Ellen and d,nghter "f
Louis CIV burn, jr deceased, 'ams not
known. defendants IN the above stated ease
reside uiIhout the limits ot tri- Sta 1t
il ther'iGrc ordered that they do L, pear ara
object 10 the division or sale uf the Real
Estate OF Louis Cl burn. sr., deceased on
or before the 1t day "f N"vemh.r, \ ID
1865, or their consent TO the SAME will bt
entered of Record
ID A WILL \MS.
Ordinary Lancaster District.
July 30th, 1905 -Jmos.
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81 6OOpER YEAR we want Agent,

everywhere 10 sell our TMPRoysp $40 Sew
mg Machines Three new kinds Under
and upper feed. Sent on trial Warranted
i've wears Above salary sr large comois
mons pad the ONLY mschiues sold in the
U"ited States Tor less than $40. which are
fully iicrnsed by Howe. Wheeler d Wilson,
,roV"f a. Baker. Singer d. TO-, Rud Bachei
def ALI other cheap machines are infria
ge"enis az I he seller or uJsr are li,bie TO
arrcs, hoe and Imprisonment Illustrated
circulars sent free Address, or cali upoa
Shaw a. clark, at Biddeiord, Maine. ori,bi.
cHgo, IiI IN
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From ar"ng the very catering Tcs,i
monials Of eminent Protrs-nr- and Organ
isis, We afe the following extract-:
The pedals ] conceive 10 y. unrpproarh
able in their beautiful smnorh quainy.'
WIN. \ King
at Is a grad, good lnsrupcn, and does
credit the builder
II. c. F"lg'r, Tro, Nv
"Thsv are ar.ung Ihr tiurs' In-irumrni,
marnt,ctu'ed eIhrr in thIs country "r
broad
WIN Berg, J. Mo-en,InI, Ap,o,nas
"Thev have given universal satisfaction "
w na"ley, Fo. du. lac, Wis
"There is a ppc,,Iiari. sweet AID -ympa
'he'ic tone which harmrnizr. cnarminr,y
with the VOICE ". Il Cook.
81 am particularly pleased With The ar.
rangemcnl If lhe different rrgistrrs"
WIN. ID. Bradbur,.
es the organ" The Ctorister, n Y
"Ths mstrnmen, has clear sup-riorit,
yer "",hing vet iotr"diced among US ~
Independent " Y
"TTe NOR" we use it the better We like
1t" J u. Hague, Hudson, ". Y.
The Two Bank organ tiatmonium is
really gem
J. w Kinneul, Boston Mass.
1--WE have found them excellent in ali
points constituting go"d instrument"
J e.. Cosk, Il. J Cook.
"lt looks aud sounds sp'endidIy
.. u. Saxion, Troy, N. Y.
"Ths most pesfeel toned MrIodeon ! ever
saw Guy i North.
"Thry IA oack on such substantial tppr
its NJ superiority Of workmanship, beau V
OF tone AID easpnnhlc'iess of price. And
We mus. say that IN all their r.spscts the
are well worthy oi praise"
Musical Pioneer. Aug, 85
i-G Everv Instr ment Ia fuIiy war,sn,
ed "nd Boxed aud shipped ia New York
city without charge
Circulars. Cots, and Price Lists, &c, sen,
"n application to
C. PEL0UBET & SON,
Bloomfield, ~ J.
Or j NJ. Pelion. sA Broadway, New
York; Contad M-ysr, T22 Arch Street.
phiI deiph,a Pa. g. Braiuard g. son, CIsys
and, Ohio : ., a Tackes g. Cs Jackson
Mic' ignh; Werner g. 6erlrd. Cineinnati.
OHIO; 1oel u Sgp~, Mabiie. Ala
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Aug. 29-6mo.
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BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS of Gen
lp x r. bre AMI SIonewal Jark son -
superb piclnres -i9 - inchca. prrs 81
BY mail 5 ~ Address .
FIELD Il PRESIDE
March /. Raleigh, ~. 6.
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I'VE hink the Machine much more than
paws for itself every wear ia the saving Of
garmrut' We think il imprrant the
wttngcr should be fitted with CDliS "
LOn"ge Judd, Editor of American AsricLl-
tuTIsI.
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NV family would "a soon give up th.
cooking stove n this ctOrHEs WRtHoR.
Vt cannot be too hignIv recommended -
SUlyn Robinson.
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Why is a "Gliog skirt" like a slaugh
ter pen Because lean and lat calves
are seen ia them.
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p L } e. b S.

L K &c b s.
Large Wringer, "A" $l2 90
Medium Wungrr, "B' 10 90
D''N- Washer. Family Size. IL 90
DoiN'- Washer, Hotel Sizs. Is 90
Merchania or good rnnvassers can make
mon ~ rapidly self them H. every town.
IKE usVe sale gnsrant cod and liberal terms
given To re-Pon 'iblc parIie- " Lo firsr apply
Dr-crp'ise Circular .nd Terms sent tree.
the celebrated AUDTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER, which va, Just taken tie first
premium at the great Fair of tue American
i"s'i'"lc, is ais" sold bs the undersigned
I. e. BROWNING. General Aeent
No. S47 Broadway, New York.
February 7th, is66--ly.
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This j. the first Wrngcr have found
that would -'unt the service required Of il
IL Il. liuggins. l.oVejJy's Hotel.
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This Wring"r has again taken tho frs,
premium in the Great Fair of the American
in>tiIurr--it has Also taken the First Pre-
MUM n the State Fairs of New York. Vcr
mont, pcuu-vlvania, Ohio. Michigan, Ird
am, Illinois. Kentucky. Iowa, Wisconsin.
Connecticut River Valley Fair, thnmf lain
NalIrN Far. and ut mos, uf the Cuu liy aud
Institute Fairs throughout che country
over 100000 na'r been Sold and are now
IN use in the United States and ice nerer
heard c' UHe that iCGS no, liked
The UNIVERSAL ~ supc"i"r To all other
WrngcrN, in h'>iug large rolls of -oIi Ia
''ia Rrhbrr. 50 protected bv strong COG
WHEELS 'hat tucy canr at slip or break ioDSe
rom p'h SLdt It, strong Mood frame GAM
not h' br"k-n and doc, uot TRei or soil The
c!o'hes Every U.ice sal " ringer il WAR.
EASrEU
We select II few testimonials from persons
widely kr"wn % the public, ~ho speak az
tuai csprr. ."ncc, aud are above su-piciyn OF
uiHa;a ement
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81 heartily comment II economists of
im". none, aud contrntmrnt ~ rhe Rev
Dr bellows
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b. special arrangement, with the" DIarg
land Fdfmer" anplbsr excellent Rurs,
AoHthlv. published in Baltimore a, Al so.
6oil paper> will bs sent one wear for 90
--sis Of eaeh for I6 00--ten Of each for
70 90 giving each -uD.er rber In this case
hoih papers for 2 So
Asdrrs4, WIN. ~ WHITE,
FEB aS. Athens, Ga.
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Prices, SOS to $3.50.

Every INSTRUMENT is made by competent
aorkmcn, fromLhr best material under our
personal supervision, aud every modern
Improvement worthy Of the nume. i, intro.
dured in them Among ihese We would
call attention TO the TEkMOL \NrE,
w"le has been 50 much ADMIRED, .nni can
manufacture
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TIE CLEANER
T He AR0LINA IMaE5S'

OHAHLOTTE, ~ Z.
I ) published Dails and Tri.WeekIv ,iand
furnished ts sub 'cub:rs, up,n lhsifol.
Io"ing terms
DAILY TiME., one year. .-..... $1,000
- " six months ...... 500
three months ...., 400
Tai WEEKLY lines, oEe year. GoJ
six months. 800
three months, 200
The Weekly News, containing twenty
eight rdiuhins. n Transcript of tps DAILY
Times. IL published every Tuesday. Mt -
per annum. Clubs of ten or more, - SO.
and " copy TO the gcu.r up graft.
Terms OF advertising in the D.ils and
Th Weekly Tines, one square (t-n lin ~ az
less) 100 foI first insertio aud so cents for
eacn -ub>eqa-nt inssrti.n. a reasonable
deduction made Tor advertisements inserted
Tor a longer period ti'sn ore month
Advertisements ins-.i in the Weekly
News AZ 8 90 per square for cash inser.
t"n All letters on business with Che shove
PUBLICATIONS should he addressed to.
WARlNG a. HEBRON
Chariotts, N. q,
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JOS WORK

JOS WORK
Will he executed with meatmcsf and dispatch
aud on accommodating terms.
THE CASH for Advertising ana job
Work will hc required in all instances a. soon
as the work IL rendered. Written orders, to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sorghum, &c, will he
received in paymcut'or subscriptions aud ad.
vcrtisng at the market rates
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ESTABi ISiED INa843.
Volsm. ~ Commences Januar, 1865
Monthly 1........ 80. 2 90 per snnum
SiE Copies far. ...... 10 90, in advance
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TERMS:

TERMS:
For one year in advance, $500
For six months 30
For thee mouths, leo
No name will be entered until the substrip.
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Tanrastrr IrAarr.

Published every Wednesday Morning.
BY
CONNDssS & CARTER.
EDITORS AND pROPRlEToRS.
W. II. CON N0RS, D. J. CARTER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-01

MURDER IN Hancock CouSTY.-The Car.
thage Gazette gives the following particulars
Of a shocking murder which was committed
near Hantley's Mill, on Saturday evening
last:
II seems that Lewis Cochran had rented or
owned some ground near the house in which
lived family named Jasper, and had built
hosspen on the land 30 near Jasper's honse
that his chickens Aocked around the ne /, and
we're devoured by the hogs. This fed to :
difficulty between the families, and Jasper's
boys finally tore the pen down. Cochran
procured some lumber and posts aud pro~,
css1sd 70 rebuild It. While engaged IN J ~
work, he was approached BY Frank and Har.
vey Jasper-some words passed, and Frank
finally seized maui which had been used in
pounding earth around the posts, and knocked
Cochran down. He arose imusdiatsly, and
they cfnched, or as some say, Frank jasper
At once seized him BY the throat, and inhict
ed several stabs with . long double edged
dirk, in the region Of the heart and abdomen,
from the eAeese Of which II Died aI6scst in.
stantly. In the meantime Harvey Jasper, .
brother. wss busy preventing the Interference
of Cochrsn's SON, Who NJ strusrl;ns ID s AVE-
his fathers life. Frank Immediately escaped
NJ AAAnos ~ been tAkea. Harvey was q.
lRined on Monday, before Eaq. Crazeps, a
!Ae charge Of aiding ard abettinG - nasaef,
~ was discharged. All the eires11stanees
nmpA - . nose cold -bloodea snd eaxus
ds16NnA Ihe eeaiaInily NAore Il q,
~ = = ~ sseeAsss snoissnsat nd
- St13ds - eo6sa 1ss ~ nuzdsfse.
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II EGAL KOTICE.-ToA D. Dem;ng and

l
.EGAL kUTICE.-To A. l.. Deming and
- Cl%ghorn. trustees for ihem,~ rres sud II
u rrison, james II iioisey, z Ford and VI Ford Z
- narrisor James II Hoirey Ford D " Terd Gu
Mesls Moab Gr-rley, David Gasn o Dsvfs Sidney B
kEfnons, Potter Ium, Plume, Pa,melee et@rrstt
Myers kniseiy, Alexander P Iorns1, Michael
sHshey James Hanna. Graves, A homer Mary stee
u Curtis, executor of the estate OF sf White
johnston executor Of the estate OWN q To.repce
d~crssed, j k.stmsb Baah Of Old Do,ninsop Albert
els. ysssc AsittJ, Hntrksmp Abn~r Reeves Henry
Ie~ie Hlrsm barney, Yeatuan Hobnson l. Co j ktxar
Thompson, Thomas Davis Charlotte suflrsn Vim Gil.
hrs etoddard. VIM Ar l. Radtick Thomas Par EFT
Z Teasor, Q Msybufg Bro, Eiethu 4 Lucas VI
Msisr, ksytls, Howell, " rhlnney, Pete.
heh-r, kophia Cisndepn;ne Horntsh
You and each o. you bsrety notified that ihere h
nor on His IN the bcs Of the 0nk u the District Court
q Lee county. IusA At Port Madison, petition u wm
Dnnn claiming Of you, the sstd Derng and -
Cteghorn, trustee. Ae the Of nine thousand and
nns aoii., Aaa ten per cent pr aenun interest from
oStobsr 1th, iss3, money due n mortgage
and also praying azirst all u the foreclosure OF
said mortgage, aud sAe sais Of Ia. taii~~s~-
properly ,or psvm~ns Of sad debt to-wit Ninety
on iHe east ssde Of the north quarter Of ctop
hry ioar sSi II township sixty Eve los porth rance
veet an til undffd 1ae-lSif n the resaia
y 20 a1rthse~r qnsrttr Of sscfcn e. 81 m tss
tSess you appear thereto and dee nd before noon Of
second day Of thf Of said District Court TO
cammsnc~ On the third Noodsy Decrn Der 1850 fYte
sn' ana decree vii b rerdei.d Axsin.t you thereon
y aeisaif RANKIN 1 NccRARY
hq.saa. s.Anp eoc Atty's for Plaintiff
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~ RtaIAAL NorlCE-To q Billings Lncands BIZ
~ ling1. Anna Walker. d Buckingham VIZ
ksigh er Co. Duval Rogers Co. LaYue, flanders
Co. wm Ru6dick, II wocdwn-d Rachael lynch wy
Iyush, William Edwards, d Urici, n Burrows exec.
utr., &c " Reed " DePan~. connabs smyib
Enrht, wesley ; nj bit. Jno Rankin Jno Mcfune
Whitney, executor, &c, Ad Hlne, Hugh Kennedy 4
1aistead and r Sarah, and Dangherty Glars hui.
dick, E!ls Rnddck, e1eentrix, Kate Kittis. Moore,
Amy Ruddrk, Mary Rnddick May Ruddck willIas
kusdick, aed Jessie Rujditk defendants
f1n and each Of Jon hereby motif ed that thereA
Gle In the Clerks Office Of the District Courtc
Lee County. IoSa, At Keokuk petition In eqnity.,t
John b-rtram against yon Claiming ,uat asar
ysu.s billings, upon your three promis.ory gir.
en- Z, said plaintiff the Of Fifty huudrsx
snf Dollars s1f 25 and ten per cent inter
fcreci.ure Of certsa ortgage, made by said BIZ
pss TO plaintiff dated 10th june 1886 upon the L
n section twenty d. and the ~ Of sE1x section
81 to- Tovnsh p sixtysx 66 Range Eve tsi A,so III
y OF the u section twelve 12l and the \ ofk
u section two ~, Township sixty SIX 1851 Range ri.
closure Of certain Indemnify ing gage made IL
said killings TO Il II Baidins. upon part. of Lotsf
and IN Bfocf thirteen f3 E~okuk Lee County Iowa
Known IN the Athen.um propertr also gvrn H.
the payment OF the mortgage nr~f Abors described an
the notes therein named and said petition for the
sxinsnshmen Of the eqnity empticn and fer gen
erai reirf And the raid Bedlng il hereby notified
that injunction has been ALLOW ed In said suit
ing him from ssfisfsin9 caneeng said latter mort
gage made to him.
Aud you must each srrear and said petition BY
noon Of the second day OF the term Of said Court
to he held at Keokuk the second Monday of Sep
ternhsr isoe, or Judgment as prayed fer will be had
therein H. sCuTr HOWELL,
tyTd Plaintiffs Attorney.
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4 hki6sNAL NOTICE -Tos Billings. Lucinda Ril-
~ hba, Ann walker, viii 6srrard Jatnss D Gar
rafd G scohead. Gre-ne grskine Jas Ridgwxy X p
Cree, ssrsh and D c Dsnsherty, II Hal.tead, Ad
time yhian%y. sEscater, sso krisnt sas Az
canr. Etsards Turner. peParw W Tainer A.
siEn-~, re, Cnnnstis sn,yth BurJow. erecntrix
kiira Rrddscf. vido~ Rott Rrddick Esie Eit,le l.
Moore Amy Rudirk, Mary Ruddich May Rnddiek VIM
Rudtiek and EiizA Ruddiek. administrator and Jesse
Ruddick. defendants
You znd each o. yon are hereby notified that there
On Tia ia tbs CeTk Once Of the District Court
iowA, - seosuk petition In -quiy ~ Hiram Barney
against ven, claiming judgment against you g rii-
iihgs upen your az pronissery artss, order
OF aiiboarne, nns the property u plaintiff by
signmert. for the u Yify-fo hnntred Dollars
and ten cent interest and against all sail defend
ants. Praying for the foreclosure Of certain mortgage
made ~ said BILLINGS TO kiiboarre dated June
10 $50 upon the " % the " OF section twelve ~
and sha y oftbe W objection two a. sll in .6
\ RsI fs1 W; Also the Of section nineteen 49,
sixty reren fs51. r sir fs) west
kor ypa n~t rsch appear ard said petition
y noon OF the second dsy " the next Court
70 be held Al Eeekuk on the second Monday Of Seytm
b~r 1896 Or Judgment will be had therein rraysd for,
by default Ii SCOTT HnW ELL
hes ttsup 90 cts AIRY for Plaintiff.
xa- A
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OrR contemporary commences his leader
yesterday morning with text from the Bible.
"Mark you this, Bassanio, the devil can cite
scripture for his purpose. Our neighbor
comes back from that Copper johnson Con.
venticle whore he was weeping prophet bis
head waters and his eyes fountain of tears
rs he wept at the entrance arm in arm into
the Wigwam, OF long Governor Orr and short
lien. Couch. He comes back in bad hurnor
now, because the i'enians, whom Mr.. John
son published to he world as "evl disposed
persons who's i.e Philadelphia Couyen-
Bon wouldn't notice, won't sing bosannabs
10 our Moses and g their length for the Cop.
psrhead party But they won't, and our eotem.
porary, who thought it owned the Irish, in
political fee simpe, is fuming dreadfully.
heep cool, neighbor 4; it won't pay you to
get very mad and suffer al the sasne tina thu
overwhelming defeat that, awaits you.
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The Nomination VI Fttz Henry Warren.
FAIRFIELD Iowa Aup III 1866

The Nomination VI Fttz Henry Warren.
FAIRFIELD, Iowa, Aug. -, 1866.
Editors Chicago Tribune
The Comprehend organ Of your city says,
in its issue of the 24th, The conservative
trict of Iowa nominated General ti,z Henry
Warren for Congress- &C. This staten ent,
II left uncorrected. may do harm, BY leaving
the impression that the convention was some
thing else than an unmixed. unwhitewashed,
unmitigated Copperhead affair. 1t will be
sufficient for the people of Iowa 10 make up
their estimate OF the character of the conven.
ton, to state that j. e. Hall, of Burlington,
an iron clad Democrat, was Chairman, that
Bentley, OF the Argus, who never had word
OF cheer for the Union IN the dark hours Of
the rebellion, was Secretary that Trimble,
who was elected Judge of his District on a
straight out Democratic ticket, MAS Chairman
OF Resolutions tina, Boens, editor of the
Washington democrat, whose utterances for
the past i've years have been stencil in the
nostriis OF all loyal men, was Chairman OF
Credentials that Judge Negus, is "a life
long Democrat, Bieakman during the war,
called on all hands Copperhead. and file
leader among the infamous peace meetings''
that dlsgraced this part of the country, and
now an editor OF rabfd Democratic paper,
and Dunieyy Of Davis County, g. s. Bailey
Of Van Buren,, and men Of that ilk, controlled, i
governed and ruled the concern. If there
WAS conservative Republican, or John
son renegade or a member of the Bread and. |
Butter brigade on the delegation, be kept so
still that double>extra acoustic apparatus
could not have discovered his presence. |
Bleakman agreed to support Warren, "only
As an anomaly--the first time Democratic
Convention had ever nominated an Aboii |
ZIONIST u Dunlevy voted for Warren-under
protest. Negus gave a small fraction of
Warren pedigree, both social, moral and
it was pity the Convention
oot gag on him and choked him off Trim.
de acknowledged they could not elect an
tut and out Democrat. He chad it from
authority near the throne, that Warren. was
unning at the solicitation of the Admins
ration" These elements and these declara
ions should convince the most obtuse that it
vas regular Copperhead affair. managed BY
and rs such we will wipe the
vhole rotten concern from the face of the
arth- Conservative Republicans are scarce,
nd when found are as mean as men can we'll
e made, but they have not descended to
uch depth of infamy as to fuse politically
nth the crowd that nominated Warren.
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nRIGlHAt NoTIcE-To Eeward Dillon, defendant
- fouars hereby notified ttaf there IL file In
the Clerks oflcs OF the District Court OF Lee County
lows, NJ Keoknk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming
judsmrnt against YOU. Edward Dillon, Cor the Of
BIZ Hundred Dollars upon yo1r mortgage made to Chas
Mason, rpm the folio~ing described premises wit
Lot ten 'o Block fssl in Mason Lever Adj
Siticl o keoknk IN r. County Io~s, and against
you praying for the reclosure Of said morgag the
ant Ia came to pay on said debt the ertineuishmsut OF
all equity Of redemption, ard for general relief
Nov Jon mnst appear and said petition by noon
Of The second day Of the Of said Cour be
held on the second Monday Of September 1886 udg
mnnt will be hsd therein, prayed for by defAnlt
II eE0rT HOWELL,
ty7T-d ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
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nkIGtNAL E0rItE.-To Benjamin r. Games defen-
~ dsnt You hereby notified that there il
file In the CLERKS Office OF the District Court OF Lee
County Iowa. at Keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney,
claiming a Judgment sgsinst you, Benjamin Gamer,
for the sum OF Blk HnHdred Dollars upon your mortgage
made to Charles Mason, upon the following described
premitea, towit Lot four a. Block hundred and
onrt~en Ql4t, Masons Lower Addition to the City OF
keekuk, TN Lee Comfy, lows, and against yon all
ryog for the forecosurs Of said mortgage the sale Of
said premises freed OF all interests Of said defendants
same to pay on said debt the extingnishmenf OF all
equity Of redemption, and for general relief
Nov you mast sppesr and said petition by
OF the second day 81 the next term Of said Cour be
held the second Monday Of September 1863 jnde.
ment will be had therein, prayed for, by defsult
II. SCDTT HOWELL,
% cts stampl Attorney for Plaintiff
jyT-d
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.EGAL N0TICE-To f. X. House Sir.
You are hereby notified thai there 10 new on Gis in
the once Of the cerk o. the DsTct Court " Lee eyun
" Iowa, st keckut, the petition Of John IT, Rogers
Claiming on you the sum u Pour Hundred Dollars with
interest on this from December I'D 1885,
= me ne, iosy doe bin from yon . promissory note
signed TO plaintiff Said petition also alleges that you
ara noartsadsn, Of the State of Iosa and r1ays an
sttsc hns ut agatnst your property.
Nov unlsss y1u appear ard snsver thereto on or be-
fore noon Of the second dsy II n. II tern
q the said Court be b+gun holden on the second
Aonday Of sfptember next judgment will be rendered
Against you BY default prsyed for IN Plaintiff petit
ton JoHH EnTCu
Il 49, rtemp, op t1-cAneeil-d Atty for Plaintiff.