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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19
laLooAnIoN nY sIiI

WE WANT A HousE.--Apy good landlord
vhoha good house, renting for from
$s0Oto soOo, and wants good prompt pay
ing tenant, can hear Of one by addressing
the helocal'cditor of this paper. ~ f "
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Total Fines and Licenses cOllsotedsi2s %
.aiof asd JAMES G. BULL, Mayor.

Aotnl ZINES ana IicensoB o0lloctedvl26 w
.JiSf a9G JAMES g. BULL, Mayor.
The following list constitutes the fines
assessed and not collected: 4.,fl0
December asth 1896. Christian Lambert fine 35 90:
james Wood sentenced to l0days incity Jail; Peter
Hettesheimer, bound over to Court Of Common
December 18th. John W. fHahbadan, are Il 90;
Horny Corwin, bound over 70 Court Of Common
De-. December suth. Philip Woinor. bound ovor 10
Court of Common Pleas: Thomas Bak6s. bound over
ID Cvhrt of Common Pleas. hrf hl1NNli i100T Qi7r
December 3lst John MArsalett, hno OS 90. ,nsgk o
January nd. 1857, Henry Hehoolburgh, e6 90; Al.
bort, Trnnns sentenced 70 chain gang for 80 days?
Andrew B. Keller hne el00. 10 l31uHh pdi 13dhl =
January 9Th, Hesekiah SCOTT, sentenced 10 90 days
RJannary sth. Daniel Bowen fined Is 90; Mary Blis-
Tard, sentenced 70 80 days In jail Susan Our
~. Sentenced 20 20 days in county jail. 9Hd
January 10th. William Gillian. aned 81 %; Charles
January l4ths Aaron johnson, sentenced TO 20 DAYS
on chain gang; George Swan, do: Edward Allen do;
John karland, do; Patrick Flynn, do. 7iis llt 7'i
January 18th, John Wilson, fine ol 90. Charles
Stesch, do do; John Innis. do do; Frank Reindobo.
do do: Raohal Miles, do g. O0.. .V1 0lI iT17sTIN' -
January 18th, Geofge Parks, fine a5 90. sllAn
Japuery 18th. Char % Reen. sentenced TO 20 days
jSaaarss % si;t David Fox. ane ss 90, Norris.
Thompson. do DO; W. b. Long. dS DO. Faal Jones.
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LrvERPooL, Feb. IS, Evening.-Bread-
stutis are quiet. Mixed corn 39S, Provis-
ions are unchanged TalOw, American,
43s Cd. Lard firm at Sos 81 per hundred
weight. Produce-Reiined petroleum Is
5d per gallon. Cod OIL Newfoundland,
:ei0 per 425 gallons.
80 YkWFInaHciaFsH HTTgaY8
LONDON, Feb. 18 Evening.-Consols 0l
fornoney 5.20's; 1874 Illinois extra diyie
dend. 1S Erie, 371S.G!YIHC q F!IA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19

FRIE INsURANcE.--We would call atten-
Ito this morning to the "statement
OF the Condition. of the old and reliable
North: American Fire Insurance. Company
of New York, of which Joseph Dowdall Is
Agent: The statement shows the company
to,be one Of the safest and soundest in the
country and as everybody knows Joe.
Dowdall to be one Of the plessantest of men
to do business with, there Is no need OF
c0mmendatlon from us.-selaIZ7 TaalX
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19

No Room we yerymdeh regret the
pressure on our columns this morning
cdthpeis us 70 leave out the Hotel Arrivals.
We are sorry, as. we know our readers are
pleased to see II any of their friends have
arrived, but hope by tomorrow to be 50
much enlarged as to give us room enough
for everything. i-.1 il'H .e.''.'1i'' d. y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19

HEALTH knocks once, at least, at the door
Of every invalid. If the door be opened
and the remedies offered RoBAcK's BLooD
Pills STOMACH BrTTERs and BLooBPU-
KIEIER are invited in, long life Of health
and increased happiness win be the result.
teb13- -d&w1w ~ ~ '''' ,si ''''' ~ iog5.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19

COUNTY CoMMIssIONER's MEETING.-At
a meeting of the County Commissioners,
held February l6th-present, Messrs. Koer-
ner, Barbee and Edwards-the bill Of VIM.
r. Kent, for clothing for prisoners, $40,
gas bill for county officers, $500; Kelly's
bill for window fixtures in Sheriff g house.,
$s9.39, and Osborn & Co.'s, for mating for
Sheriff 's Office sS4.53, were allowed. I1
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THURMAN HALL,
No. 272 South Hlgl1 street.

No. 272 South High Street,
The Headquarters of the Democratic State
Executive Committee and Democratic
Reading Room, will be open every even-
ing Sundays excepted) from to O'Clock.
The members of the Committee will be
in attendance.
Democrats Of the city, and those from
abroad who may be In s.se city, are invited
to call. 80
BY ORDER OF THE CoMM1rrKE..
February ETA, 1861. -. ....,. j. g.,
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If the Tariff bill don't pass by Wednes-
day the President can pocket it. twill be
difficult to get 1t through before Wednes-
day. m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19

I.A.HUTcHINsoN, of Columbus, o.. Gem
eral Agent for collection of claims, is pre-
pared to prosecute and collect for officers
in commission prior to Sd OF March, 1866,
an increase Of pay for each servant they
were entitlsd to. Communication should
be had with him at once. febl4-6td
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ICIncInilnfI ninrka1-Feh. ta.

FIiOUR-Firm but unchanged: trade brands
Sll 509l3 so, and fancy brands a. e149l0.,
WHEAT-kirm and supply light No. spring 1
g0RN-Doll at sCc ip elevator; 100 in sacks. ana
0ATS-Dnll at SOC; buyers dou'toFe over zsc.. ..u..
RYE"No.l and extra 81 1901 IS. The demand
from milleTs is Eood,,sa.E EroF vsV
WHLSKY--In good demand IL 25c in boua. fissA
ICQTT0N-Dlll; but utpnchanged, sales AZ % Oa0Ko
for mtddng. Holders still, as rule, ask 400. The
lafge falling of in receipts 1t Southern ports give
holders confdeneo. atl cJg.I.1 sifJs -HGd 1STh
PROVISION NS-DHlI and u1changed.' There is
no demand Of, consequences, for mess Pork, Lard 4
or Bulk Meats, but there Is no pressure 70 SELL,
BACON-Thereis moderate order demand from
the Soath; sales st9hc for shoulders K9lIc iors
sides; 4 l2c for sieAr Eb sides. and l2kl2e for
HAMs;a.suear-cured l5slOc. according 10 brand
LAIRD-Duil At l2K@laxc for prime kettle Isul0 v
BUTTER AND oHEEsE-UnchAn and 6knnIl 6krmI |.
SEED-Clover % 90DeOO.h .tlE1U 1'0 " IJV1r ~, ~
OIL--Iinseed held al "a As. sIs lsqdt m .galm
GR0CERlESS-Stead at n1<0l4Jkc for Sugar.
and2Sf927k 10 for Coffee. . n, ted -'s-I,orrIrICy,
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yEftTTV WIN =ff-E5f6165f51f D N
6DGl.el,0r)a5.p5lt !
FROM EUROPE. {
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH

The lFsnInn gInsusgectI6p LQ9eIIed-7
Troops Sent Aftsr StePhenS. I y
pLoNDok, noon, Feb. 1Syl-Ireland is per-
fectly tranquil. A small humber of rebels
concealed in the woods are endeavorlng to
escape IN the coast. but troops are disposed
$50 as to frustrate them. Troops have been
sent to Malahide to arrest Stephens, sup
.nnand 10 he In that YieiniLVI.L ...-..M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19

! NEGRO Row.-o On Sunday night party
Of negroes got Into a sort Of free fight on
Gay street, and for while the air was filled
with brick-bats, stones, oaths, perfume and
bad English, The cry 'pplice coming,nr
put them to flight and they made them
selves dark before any arrests could be-
nuade.ah9.l sm'q~ ,i,issfadH duo1 .rutro. y
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8altlmeEe Cassla lIarasa.-Esbs.Ia.I {

BEEF CATTL LEy-Thd offerings At the scales ilsIfa1n
ING the past week amounted 70 s0l head against oa
last week. OF the number offered 1O2 head camo I.
from Chicago. .le5 from Ohio l62 ff0 West VirFihIa -
II from Shenandoah alley, all over the Billin6l6
and OhQ railroad; and S8 from Mgrylandg ON ifb0tI II
week. prices have hatetialiy increased the hdvnnco
this week the best Cattle being 50 cents and d1
common 75 cents per 100 lbssuu.------
SHEEPrThe supply this week, D. 90 limited that
We think y unnscessaIy 70 give prices but ~ any -,
offered the buyelsW would pay "a hdvahco ID Tie fstSa
HQGS-SppRly better and The dapsud sod. Niih a s
ps'oSs so0Ss ~ &c Hssh, y lIn ai lna hted
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
LEcTuRE.-To-night, the very eloquent
blind preacher, Rev. W. H. Milburn, lof.Il-
linois, is to deliver the fourth lecture Of the
course before the Young Mems Christian
Association at Wesley Chapel, on. High
street, just north'of Gay, telling his audi
ence .tiswhat a Blind Man saw in England.n
The'mere announcement Of Mr., Milburn's
name will be sufficient to fill the Church.
The fifth, Of this course Of lectures viii
be delivered by James e. Murdoch, on the
4th of March, who has not, in our opinion,
his equal as a Shakesperian reader IN the
world. Hon. Schuyler Colfax will follow
Mr.. Murdoch, at an early day.. and after
him Bishop Simpson, Of the M. lE. Church,
Weopine no word of ours can add to the
already, high place this series Of lectures
already holds in the minds Of the scholars
and lovers Of genius OF our city, and we
therefore have no fears but that the mere
announcement Of the time and place Of
holding them will be sufficient to guarantee
largc aJIenuance. e.r q,1 Dayo. bfi41 boslsIf
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Bal. in Treasury, Feb J. .6f.......... s0O.OOs 81
Respectfully submitted, or
no, ,,o,s,7 /, f. WILSON, City Clerk. n
James g. Bull, Mayor of the city OF CO.
lpmbus, submitted the following report:
Antouht Of Fiass aud Ljcenses CoIscted IN tAs
lAdy0rs 0Dfcs for he month ending Taesdav, tAe
2gtA dev o yahsdry. A. D. 1857. sy, .,.l' n aI.,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19

LOCAL EDITOR W4STED.-A young man,
whose forte is to tell the truth in the spi-
eiest possible way, is wanted to fill the
position Of city editor on daily paper
publishedfn an adjoining State.
Address L. B., care Editor ONO STATEs7
MAN. y, ,&5NhW sBJsj ,tfeblS-Stlsl 4
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PInna Tnnii,r

Orders left at j. Harris q Co.'s Store, No.
80 North High street, WIN DO attended. To-
by oti4sp qgHnW e. CoRNELIsoN.
Oct27-tG nsil9t Jsel9 llidf g9isLi lalhsgagi
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New YSFIk CattIeH NFarkefNFeB. is...

The market for meat opened very dull on account !
Of the soft weather. Buyers felt little disposition
to pay higher than the rates asked, and 10 market
was rather weak but recovered under tho favorable
advices from Albany and Buffalo. and on Friday
prices ruled 10 higher than the previous Friday,
with salesat Bergen Of LOO head.J The 6R
Monday contained but about 900 head which be- q
ing of quite good average grade, sold readiIy.-sr
Butchers, however, paid full prices for Al their
stock and prices ranged from lec for common to $50
pri ye Stock some few premiums being held ns s.
high ss lsls@l9c. QuOtationsfor poor 10 medium, (
to 10c medium TO fair steers II to 13c; good stoeFa
and fat oxen at l3H to le,; rime steers le0l5c;
few choice steers at lf9l6c majority Of the saie
at l3f@l6c; average prices I4ke! Ini 1910 TUO n
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Th market opened! Quiet
but recovered and prices advanced under the scan- ,
" supply to-day. The market was very firm az the
rates. with nothing Offering. Common to fair sheen
e97ci igoCdtOprime7Ssc; extEE S9sei lambs n0ml (
HOGS Ruled Quiet during the week Al reduc- y
tion Of s<6 There were some 90 car loads on sale
to-day, OF which portion commando the follow '
ing rates: Ordinary 4c;, common G0F; inferior 80 ~
5; heavy corn-fed 7XaS; light and medium 7k0 NJ
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Mr. Jaeger offered the following:

MEETING OF THE FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC
CLuB.-=On motion of Col. Fred. Beck, the
meeting was called to order, when the pro-
ceedings of the last meeting were read and
adopted.
The committee on Permanent organiza-
tiOn submitted the following named gen.
tlemen as permanent officers Of the Fifth
Ward Democratic Club for the ensuing
year: President, Joseph Falkenbach; Vice
President, George Beck; Secretary, Geo.
,. Haffner, Jr.; Treasurer, Gabriel Dlemer.
Executive Committee-First District, JDo.
Lutz and Jno. Raab; Second District, j, p.
Remmy and jacob Fried Third District,
Philip Kuies and A. Trautman; Fourth
District @. Kammerer and Chris. Elsel. l
On motion Of Mr.. Kammeret, the report
was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Bingham was requested TO review
the object Of Club organizations. " a'N
On motion of r.George Beck, the Con-
stitution and Bylaws, as drawn up by the
State Executive Committee, were adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Kammerer; the Sec
rotary was requested to procure book for
the signatures Of the members of the Fifth
Ward Club. .55.,. M p1i,i erl. .fi'rsB /.
On motion Of Mr.. Beck, the Fifth Ward
Club will hold their regular meetings eve
ry Friday evening. ,aat s3 K, 'lq fs d. .ts
On motion, the President appointed Will
liam Domigan a committee to procure a
I'D L. I'd l.
speaker to address the Club at the next
regular meeting. sm as,'I % moi .na ~. %,
On motion Of Mr.. Beck, so much as re-
lates to article 9Th, the word "white" be
inserted, SO as TO read, 'any white male
person over the age Of Is years, &C.. &C.,
was agreed to-. qqt g.qg ,, 81 e' ''oIyi s
On Totion Of Mr.. Domigan, the meeting
JOSEPH FALKENBACH, Pres't.
GEO. j. HAFFNER, Jr,See'y.
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E6GNFR{II[ MlfTERs'
New YorE Money HuurKos-Feb. is.

M0NEY-Steady ats gBp cent.
SrERLINtfs sXCHA k--tteafly at Hsl 0sK.
GOtD-WithOut decided change; opening ntS6s(.
ss,vTp tS1si sna 3 9clssing 3. a
FRElGHFS-IO Liverpool, quiet and Arm, Y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19

For sALE.-The Trustees offer for sale
the building known as the soldiers Home
near the depot. Inquire Of sl..i, i,,.,e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19

The Negro Thompson Sentenced 60
Thirty Years in the Penitenttary.
NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 1S.-Thompson, the
Negro burglar who shot Mrs. Aaron Ward,
wOunding her, while rObbing her house
New Years night, was sentenced to thirty
years in the State prison.
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Untrue.
The Tariff ELL.

The Worlds special says: The rumored
resignation of Postmaster Randall Is un-
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THEATER CoaIQuE.--we were glad TO-
see the Atheneum last night filled on the
occasion Of the benefit Of Md'lle 'Tilly and
Mr.. 9, w. Antonio, The first play, the
Haunted Yankee, ," was indescribably fun
ny, with Weaver IN the principal character.
The remainder Of the programme was first
rate, as it must be with Murphy, Mass and
Md1le Louisa in It, fesuperiors Of whom
in their lines cannot be found. A new and
varied bill l., offered for tonight. II you
want TO enjoy a hearty laugh, co. i-'i,ii ".
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January 8TSkif 4 Gaylord's Minstrels. two
BstSsNS 6Ss 4 6occ;ffiil On: 90 90
l5-Panofanao Of New York City, six
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Tho RecOnstructIon- Bill Returned 90
AaEG the House. . tAAt
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-The Senate to-
day returned to the House the Reconstruc-
tiOn bill as amended. Itis temporarily laid
on the Speakers table for subsequent con-
sideration. There was large attendance
Of spectators, expecting exciting proceed
in9s,
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Z SCIncinnati Money HtarketAFeb. Is.
q ..lqda5 tLas VI x 1efs1dF or ~ ~ =
oEACHAN 0E--SteRdy. qas i9 IoyaciiE p n,,. !,
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i- En E. L. TAYLOR,
. lr ~ ar Office 0deon Building.
feh19-vv9av0yv .r ssssss o' YF1u
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aoq fIePry w hltesap dO Hehfy Esk, ,dodo; julius
McAfee, do $40 90; William Whitman. do 81 90.
January 22d, james herr, sentenced to 80 days on
January I'D, James johnson. ins sS 90; Peter
Patrick. do do.
January oath. Samuel hO,ish, sentenced to 30 days
January 25th, William Douty, fno el 90; Mary
M1hOn,; do s, g OU CatbsTins TrsstcT; do do
January 29ih. John Gilcdrst, fns q %, Total.
20 hd HoaoraDls cav COancisa and Jor ths
City of Columbus ~ '''
l have made the following estimate for
work required to be done, to wit:
For paving the roadway Of Oak street from
WashinRton TO Sixth street, I.OIt cubic
Yards OF excavation, at Doc per yard....,S b0T 10
3.o!2 squsre yards Of boulder payement.aS
Total. $l, ,s70 10
For grading and paving the sidewalks on the
north side Of Cherry street from Bank alley
to Water street, "a yards grading at 45c. 90 90
Laying $40 bricks at$lS OO.sss. ,s.s J. sgg %
- SO 80
Yours respectfully,
w. W. POLLARD,
City Civil Engineer.
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 18th, 1867.
All of which were referred to committee
on Ways and Means, with the exception of
thst Of the City Engineer, whichwas, filed.
Mr.. Armstrong presented petition from
John d. Morairty, in relation to central
Ohio railroad. Referred to committee on
Eighth Ward.
Mr.. Gibbons introduced petition for va
cation off lane at poor house, signed by
Bernhard Keimling and others. Referred
TO committee on Sixth Ward.
ORDINANCES.
An ordinance accepting Nathaniel Mer-
IONS sub-dtvision of out-lots Nos hS2 and
l03, and part of out-lots Nos. 49, 1O2 and
lO4 in the city of Columbus. Read third
time and passed-yeas 10.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Mr.. Ross offered the efollowing resolution:
Resolved, That the City Civil Engineer
be aud he Is hereby directed to make plat
and estimate for bordering High street
from North Public lane to Mound street.
Passed. r'iA d AeA A'. - a
Mr.. Fell presented the following:
ReSolved, That the City Civil Engineer be
and he is hereby directed to prepare the
necessary plat and estimate for a pontoOn
bridge on High street from North Public
lane TO Mound street.
Lost n0n Mn z \
Mr.. Ross introduced the following: =
ReSolved, That the City Clerk be and he
Is hereby instructed to procure eighteen
scrap books, or such as is suitable for plac-
Ing therein the printed ordinances and
minutes, for the use of the members of
Council.
! Passed. .., ....,.s,....r, -. mn
Mr.. Jaeger offered the following:
ResOlved, That the City Civil Engineer be
and heis hereby instructed to contract with
Peter Eldwin-tS Co, Tor grading and grav='
cling the roadway Of Front street from
First alley to Fourth street.
Mr.. Fell offered the name of Peter Nicho-
las as special policeman, and he was elect
ed to serve until the second Monday in
May.
On motion, the Council adjourned to call
on Gen. Phil. Sheridan in body.
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INA. Rogs intr0dnced the followlnk:

Resolued, That the City Clerk be and he
is hereby instructed to procure eighteen
scrap books, or such as is suitable for plac-
Ing therein the printed ordinances and
minutes, for the use of the members OF
Council.
1 Passed.
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= = tFFs1ss
keakuk & St Paul Railway,
tFormerly K, 40. r. a M r. RI
&KER
WINTER ARRANuEME EMIT

/ az - UI1ANUE UFg IIME.
I'm and after Thursday, November 2sth,
~ 1857, trains will run a. soIioas
t LEAvE KEoKuK.
lst Train At s,l5 A. NJ. except Sunday
81 Ell" 2tUU L. n,
LEAVE TT MADISON
SAA Trsin at 0s2O A. u. except eurssy.
N kth RI ssa AGO r. NJ.
The Trsin from Keokuk at Sis A. II. connects ct
Madison With Ftsses for Burlington, ss ]
sIhs rrpa lM%iifon ~ 1870 A. ~ makes SURE
cepnectans vii The Trains a pes Ioinss Valley R.
K and ralsdo watashA w.RsR
The 400 p. NJ Train from Madison connects with tbs
traias for t. Lc~s PKssngers by this trails arye In
st. Loui, the next morning VI 9 N.
Tickets fer all points for sale at tho Once Of the
Company. =. r. BUKLT. /,
novE6 sA~ - Nc7fdrr.
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Original Notice.

IL Ntsshtn ;tnn Nesrs, defendant
Jon hereby notified that there I. now on fife In
Il the Clerks Office OF The District Court Of Lee coun
~, InEa. at keokuks petition Of aes L. kilbourne
clsia ing irdg aFainst you o. Washington Mesrs
fbs ttcsun ot fifteen Hundred Dollars npon mort
g3ge and notes made to u, W. kiitoetBe upon the fo
lusius DESERT "a premise towlt Lots 6ve 6l md six
fst block htty-uine (s9l D. W kilbpurues AdFnon ~
tho ety af keknk ia tc Coaaty, Iowa and against
,oa prayn. ter the ia ecpsute NJ slid moteage, the
sae saii premises to pay Of aid eei ie txtinsu
meut 81 all equity q relewr ea aud Tor general r,lf
Nov YOU Innst appear ard answer said petition ly
81 tie aai eay IL tho tS term ef said Court, -
bs hsd on the i,s Monday of Fewests. 1866. judc.
meat vii 10 III thet Ella prayed for, by d. fault
IL s5ITT uoWsLL,.e
s nuga7 Vol Atty fer risintie.
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or,ginsl Notice.

To Frederick nonr, o. W Taylor, Ja-oh shinar, John
Shiaay, aud Vim II Vii Jams, defendants.
NvoU ate hereby notified that t~fe IS now oa ne in
the Cic rs dee Of the Dist let Geart Len County
Iowa, AZ keoanh PETITION IN e7uity ~ GeosH XII
bourne ptsyns for iSment against yon. Frederick
Daor for tho Of Two Hundred ard Fifty Dollars,
upon uoftgag 10 u. ". kiiLouraa, AMI aeanst
you ALL rayins fer the foreclosure {, the mortgage Of
said Frederick Door 10 said D. w kilbourne upon lot
six CO. blos (a in ktsoun e's Addition IT. eiy Of
KeokuE, Lee County. 10 the sss o. sad lot sxtn-
gnshment OF oil equity u HsdeuEaion, esd dsn1kal
relief So E
Now each Of reu must appesr aud snse s rstition
by Of the second DAY of the next term OF said Conr
TO be held on the frat Monday of February 1865 or
jud will he had therein by default pra,
H. SCOTT HnWkLL,
noy2T-Tei Pith,s Attorney
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Original Notice.

- RANK Il Ntilrr. ueiehaRht
NoU are hereby notified that there is file in
the Clerks tioe CT the District Court OF Lee Couu
y, Iowa, al Koch pk, petiian OF Geo H. Hiiieurne,
claiming sjcdEntAt assnst yoa, tank B. Wilder, for
tie sum Of Five thousand Dollars upon y7ur mortgage
faase 10. W hithoArne upon tAs following de s1b
prenHs- to Ell lots nine q and ten (te) bfoek ffty-
iye (l5l ia bhaurne's Addition to the city of keosuk
in Lee County Iowa Tor the fordlosure said
motssge the sale Of sald promises to Of said debt
the Of oil equity OF rs<enpton, sud for
genera re'if
morn Of the second day Of the next term Of said Court
be held ON the FIRST Monday al February, 1885, judg>
meat will be had thereln prayed for. by acfsrit
H. s ,oTr HOWELL,
nD29-Ntd Atty 70 ptAntif,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-11
o,isaaal Ncxiee.

To Alexander NJ. Woods, A. c. Thorn Co., NJ 8. Ma
g0uu, A. X Root,
NroU are hereby Aotiasd tfat there 10 now on file in
thu Clerks Office OF the district Court OF Ice Conn.
ty, Iowa, Mt Keokuk. apesition Of Geo. Kilbourne
sgaust sou praying for jud Imsut Akaast yen, Alex
ander ". Woods, for the OF Three Hundred Dollars
purchase money due upon your ed Of trust upon ot
tion the city of keosnk 1osA for the sae Of aaid
lot the extngnishment Of all eQuties and for gens1a
relief
And You nuat appear and answer .ssia petition b,
Of the second day of the pext term es said Court
to bshsli or the Arst Mcahy u eshft n W64s ii
1adgnsat val - hsi therein b. &sfsek y ~ ~ $50
n sCoIT HOWELL,
nova7Ted - = Pitts htorney.