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AupIros's OFFICE Idwa,
Dee Moipes, May ~, 1861.
Whereas The IIaitfJrd Accident Insurance Company,
located At Hartford 10 the State Of Connecticut has
al led In thi, once statement Of its condition
On III, lft day Of April, 1861,
accordance with u provisions OF Act CT the Cen
era Assembly OF the State Of Iowa. elttled an Act in
,si.tipn 70 Coupaues approved January %
1857 and an Act Aeudatory thereto approved Febrna
9th 1855 Act ~ rotation TO Lfs Insurance Com
| pani-s approved March 1'th 1892 aud where's
I'D said sts,sment shows that said insurance company
l. poss.,sed Of the tsqnisite amouat Of tspita lu-
vested NJ required by inw.
The efors 10 pursuance Of Law, |. John A. kiliott
4rdtor IL state d. hereby certify thar aid insura
Company ia authorized torsnsasi the bulne. Of lpsu.
rance ia this State by agents properly spy ntsf and
.r,horxsd 10 sehnowlige service Of proc for and
behalf Of said mpsnJ a. required BY said At, until
4 The sl.t d.y ~ January, A. D. sos
/ - In Testimony whereof, have hereHn;o sat
K sx.ly my baud and alfred my seal Of Once
I 49, the day and date above written
JOHN A. NJ LOOT,
( ,,rsdiv AniitbF of state.
! s.suLL A. ArkAs, Deputy
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Ahaut the Fashiens.

The June styles are, for the most part,
'ery pretty. Democrats Monthly for the
present month contains some fashion notes of |
general interest. We select few.
One of the styles of rorning dress is of dot
ted muslin, the skirt made narrow ct the top,
and with single deep aounce, edged with
plain hem, and put on with but little fulnaes.
High body, edged round the throat, and down
the front, with narrow valenciennes lace, and
wide open slAevss, with short pnffed under
sleeve stthe top.
Short walking dress of light gray mohair,
with small pafetot, ornamented with plating
of blue silk. This plating edges the skirtand
paletot, and descends upon the front OF the
the skirt. The petticoat is simulated by 9
band of mohair, trimmed with lengthwise
straps Of blue silk.
Carriage dress of chene silk, dove color,
with gold dots. 1t is cut in the empire style
with very long train, and worn with blaci
lace bournouse, and bonnet Of blue Grape anf
lisse.
A dinner toilette dress for a young lady I
of white muslin, with high tucked bodice, an'
long Grecian sleeves trimmed with lace
Around the bottom of the skirt is q marrow
hounce. also edged with lace. A peplum
blue and white striped silk trimmed VIII
narrow folds of blue satin, small blue sill
tassels and narrow fringe Of pearl or crystf
beads
An evening dress is Of white striped gauz
t de chambery, the skirt edged with fiounct
: | which is headed by TWO roleaux Of maize CO.
1 ored satin. A maize satin tunic cut IN poin
at the sides and round at the back, where
is deepest, is edged with white and gol
: satin, made into twisted chord. III
points are finished With gold colored tassel
A tulle scarf, dotted with gold, commence
underneath the upper skirt, and is tied In
vide bow, with floating ends, low Upon Il
;. skirt below.
/, The new round hats are very similar to y
& old Mosquetare shape, only smaller. III
k crown is low and slightly oval, the brim na
row and rolled.
The very latest is the chignon hat. IL
:. fine English straw, and has a narrow brir
which rolls up decidedly at the back, b
runs or very narrow in front, whore il
! sceuds low upon the forehead. Scarfs
lisse iulle or lace are very general upon 4
round hat.
a The attempt to introduce the fashion
i wearing the hair unrestrained and flowing
n making slow progress. Two ladies recent
:. appeared at All evening party in Paris wi
!. their hair simply held by small golden ba
y deau Of antique form, set with precio
stones. Another made her appearance wi
her hair flowing loosely over her shoulder
e but with this difference, it was divided in
I, two portions and fastened together wi
y strings Of pearls.
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THOSE of our readers who failed to attend
the entertainment given at the Atheneum last
evening, by Alf. Burnett, missed one of the
best performances we have had in Keokuk
for long time. The Nasty sermon from the
text: "Weepnin and wailin and nashin' of
teeth" was alone worth the price of admis>
sion, added to which were the beautiful reci
sation, by Miss Nash, together with "whoe
heap of good things by the inimitable Alf.
From the high order of the entertainment
last night we feel warranted in urging our
people to visit the Atheneum this evening,
aud our word for it they viii be well satisfied.
Go early to secure a seat.
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BY Telegraph
,lour-steaay; fair demane; sales OF supernne o'''
=. 80. 80 osxll 10; choice 81 essl& shipping
,,.,d.Ru O Sill as9l2 20. trade brands VIZ ioS
"a Is. ,nf M St. Louis sl2ela; western sf@'o o.
o,o.,d shade armer for edipu vestsrn. Gal" ornis noui
si2ai4 co. BY. -four F99 10
,v,,.kx ,nist Western 10 bond Is.
wb..t-NoninAliy unchanged; sales OF sood 40 NIL
yankee At 81 Az white California at " e'e1 ~ o''o
red from Liverpool, 81 s2aa s2k.
Rye-KoalnaI 81 IS a1 SO sales OF western al u 40
B.risy-Dull and lover ssstesn o. 90
crn-la2, lover fair business at decline sales OF
nav mixed western atst oIGl osls; choice VI esSi ~
v..tsrn s)asl prime white western IL " common o"
| a. at. o,t and ma = mi xed wsstern$ L.
oat.-Duli aud dropping ssiss OF Western at 1sS's'
| state $3.50
Kice-Unehsnged.
C5fse-Dul and unchanged
snxn-Q1lst and steady; Cuba los< ellH.
Mola.ses-steady; Cuba 81; Porto Rico g.
Mess Pork-Lower and heavy; sales OF new mess o.
ssi 90 22 s. closing at al IS essh; 81 sos2l 10 fO'
old m~s SIS 1870 pdns ga Is prime mess AIS
s.ss at 81 so N21 for plain SO e62s 10 FOL
new extra m.ss
] Bacon-Quist; short clear lax
Cut Meats-stssdy at ssgsio for shoulders ias
( IL Tor hams
4 Isrd-Daiiau ard lower; i7ais.
Butter-Sew dali loa2o for Western.
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By Telegraph NKW fohk June ~
RsssIpts-e 0l5 besves HISS 'heep and lambs 49,
is7 hogs
Bss,e.-Markst tor the. week declining, the supply
being great FOR the trade: prices e lower to-day
supply 1900 business slovs snal' euehsrs not anxious
pure expecting iull supplies before Wedue'as!
price. lwsr and decline week fully lie, and mois Ia
acme cszss v~ry fsw sale. a. high Is ~ Quotations
poor TO medium "a 11s medium 10 fair l3Gi~ good
steer. aud fat oxen lssaIs prime steers lsalsS Ma
jorty vfsaiss at lsIs
Sheep and L.mbs-Qu.t and dull decidedly low faa
Clipped sheep 5IsaolS good to prime shrsred 61Ss
extra shrarrd Ttsns; wooded sds Lambs i2els ssis
reported for week II ,soi sheep and Ia nbs.
Hos.-Lo~er closing steady; best y az lair to goo
1915 common aud rough OK.
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PREvIoUs to the commencement of the
performance at the Atheneum last evening,
FIRE was discovered on the stage, caused by
a break in the gas pipe. The audience we're
which they did-the dangerous element was
subdued in q very few minutes, when the
crowd again returned to the hall, md for
over two hours were highly entertained by
Alf Burnett, and his accomplished assistant,
Miss Nash
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finantial xnh Gsnu,rtia.
Markets BIZ TELEGRAPH.
chicago Market.

Chicago MARKET.
n. r.,..rn1 CKrcleo, June 10.
g,our--rittis change 70 notice In prices. 1hsrsha
fair demand for ng ordsrs for spring extras and fair
bn.ns.. in sale, u about Saturdays price. white win
tar choice SIS spring Sii Lans and y best 30
ker, choice n si2 Big Loaf I'll u.s. Xxx spring In lots
40 90 400 bbis do at $40 IS 400 bills in lots at sio 's
900 bbs lots d siv 80 bbs - 7s iso beh DO
at $40 choice ell.
wh.a.-So ,pts.x opened at u s1el o. rapidly de-
cnsd under the msnipatons Of one or two fPsra'ofs
until 81 90 n OIL reached and finally closed "
al osx Rejected stN ". soiaatH 20 Noshfns OF
cou..ouspcs reported in No spring, and prices n0"
inal.
corn-No 1 reached soasi on Change bu' WIN ~
active shipping - we'll - speculative demand e'o'.u
aim At saas2I< No In active shipping re9n"' ~ '
all, closing q, Ts<aI7. Rsjsctsd os6oe.
o.ts-Ae,ivs, and 2s4c lower; opening at s7'ss"
bu, soon fell to 30 ess< at which large bu,as's Va
done. ci i.ipg quiet at ssssoH.
Rye-so At 81 i4sl Is; later at VI il@i IL 'ne ~
side on the north side sellers at the close asked
Is. No noninsl.
Barley-unchangcd.
Provisons-rhe market was totally dsmorsiized
{. dispatch,, from New York Mess pork was onertt
> f1l asa2l rs Lard sold to . moderate extent ~ IA
6 I1s for prime steam Nothing doing 10 cut meats vi
!. viii afford quotations.
= Esgs-l+,4eis
Butterle In tubs; 10 IN nrkinE 10 'sfT eooes as'
II At lsniT; pkges at ls1s goods
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JULES JARED'S
"EMAIL. De PARIS. y
The New Beautifier of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
This secret Of teaurf,ins the skin being known only
to Me.srs jared Rene they honorabis that IT
differ. from all other preparations. 1t give, to the
bssh and frecked skin both the texture and color Of
polished IVORY removing alt discooraons whether ap
pesring s. free. les tsn morphew, moth biaekwor
.pecks and h especially successful In smoothing the
marks left by ths SMALL FOX
Tn. agents of 'L'Euaii de Paris most confidently
submit the public the earnest endorsements Of such
dsting uishs ladies As
Siguora Ristori, Mile Felicits Vestvali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. d. P. Bowers, Luz
ellie Western, Mdm' Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
ani many Others whose high standing the profession
gives he lamp dtruthulness their intelligent and
genuine approval.
The ltrsr isul Lucille Western ssys:
= dad Tart thu Emhl produces all The briliancy OF
and ls ~h'ts With the and peculiar sdsan
tagt to'a .ra- 10 ally adds the softness
and h-sui, fthr skin -
The Magnificent vestvah says
81 have suffered much from the various white To-
tons Ac., which my theatrical profession obges
use that consider IL perfect benslactlon U nud
preparation Witch sives necessary whiteness 10 the
| skin and leaves We skin cool and smooth"
Miss Maggie Mitchell says
81 have tried the skin be.nther, LEmaii de Paris
and found that i Instantly mparts natural bloom
I freshness 10 the complexion"
Jared, Email de Paris lie used delicate besnties
Of the skin for Theatre Saloon Ball Room BY the
refined serupuion. ladies' producing all the besuti
tying effects Il roug. and Hywhits withou. thsir vue.
| glare OF injury to the shin.
Sold by all hrsteiss Drusgsts, Perfumers and Ledksl
| HAir-Dssssets
South Tenth street. and Johnston, Holloway o1uosn
l. Isabe>a, s27 Broadway; Demas Basseo . O. -
o. Wells Co., New York, and D1gses Ssufa, II
Phslafelphia, Agents. 4ss
yARnD a.RRxn asasrsz.Assss ~ lnpsrssrs, y.
| tsn1-on, seAlthp
lGUGAR CURED HAMA (pAsHe N.
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KEoKuE AHELp.-A gentleman who is about
opening livery stable in town in oar
neighboring State of Missouri, desiring TO
purchase lot of buggies, made inquiries at
ST. Louis, Quincy and Keokuk, concern
ing the prices, and found that be could get
sibetter and chseper.svehicle built in this
place, than in the two first named cities, and
accordingly left his order at the carriage
manufactory of Theo. Myers, on Blondeau
between Fifth and Sixth streest Mr.. Myers,
as all know heresbouts, is thoroughly prac-
teal workman himself, and has none employ
ed about his establishment who are not en-
titled to the same commentator. Several
OF the above mentioned buggies we're ship
ped to Missouri day or two ago, and upon
them is exhibited workmanship in wood,
iron, painting aud trimming which cam, easily
be excelled and which will commend his man.
ufaetory, one of the institutions of ouI
city, to ell who admire superior workman
ship. It but sufficient to let the public
know that work Of all kinds can be done al
good and as cheap in the different manufac-
tories of Keokuk as anywhere in order u
draw the patronage Of the whole surrounding
country TO this point. This is beinJ
demonstrated every day, and is becomin'
fully known-it is being 'noised about
and hence the continued increase Of bnsi
ness in all the manufactures Of our city.
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PATESTs. The following is list Of patents
granted TO Missouri and Iowa inventors from
the Z. S. Patent Office, for the week ending
June 4th, 1867, officially reported through the
Office OF Boyd & Co, solicitors of patents,
No. 10 Gays Buildings, ST. Louis. Mo-.
Giles f. Filley. St, Louis, Mo.-Trade
Mark
Samuel Mccartney, St. Louis. Mo.-Trade
Mark.
Samuel Mccartney. ST. Louis, Mo-Trade
Mark.
Seward Taber, ST. Joseph, Mo.-Improve-
ment in Lifting Jacks.
R. C. Ludlow, St. Louis, Mo.-Improved
Sitter
Parcel Brinkerhoff, Chilicothe, Mo.-Tm>
proved Measure for Liquids.
Thomas Yates, Dubuque, Iowa-Heating
Stove.
j. b. Webb, Muscatine, Iowa-Fa arm
Gates.
VIM r. NJ. MeCutcheson, Washington,
Iowa Improvement in Churns.
Henry Pitchford and VIM. Benson, Mu sea-
tine, Iowa-Machine for Destroying Potato
Bugs.
Mr.. Morris, McGregor, Iowa-Pa,eur
Fence.
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The Young Ladies Circle of the Vermont
Street NJ. E. Church of Quincy, have charter
ed the steamer Mollie ,McPike for a grand
excursion to Keokuk. They will be here
next Thursday
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VIZ are authorized to state that Charles
Doerr, Clerk of the County Court, will be at
the District Clerks office, in Keokuk, on
Wednesday afternoon, from 1 till O'Clock,
and will deliver to persons entitled thereto,
warrants for claims allowed at the last
session Of theBoard
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1'HE Sabbath School Excursion and Pic
Me of the Exchange Street NJ. +. Church,
will be Thursday, 18th inst Persons wishing
to attend will be at the Church at o'clock
THURSDAY morning. 2t
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CITY NEWS.

WASrKD.-Copies of the Daily GATE
CRY, for July 9th and July 9Th, 1866, to
complete our files for the year.
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DRowSKD.-A little son of Mr.. Noen, OF
Hamilton, was drowned in the river at that
place Saturday evening while swimming.
Search has been inside for the recovery of the
body, but in vain. The unfortunate little
fellow was about nine years ofage.
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: Proclamation.
U. y.
Uatied &It


Unti>d Sat ss4iherr Dirfston Of Iosca.
4 6 W. ct AK Cai,ed States M.rshkl for the State
OF Iowa do hereby give public not1ce that In the
case unitef States against three roppsr settles
a al In q case % aud Forfeiture under of
Co ngre,s did the 10th Gay 81 May 1877 in Nation
county IowA attach and taks into my liosse-siou, Tor
safe custody, thres pFsr kettles seven mash tuts
TIT re worms, s'uc trough, thie tass, che iog
building t~enty est square, aud the and u?on hieh
the nmu- is situate5 being situated ia sfari,u unity
Iowa and ccscrib dss otcws y. ar ~ n. W OF
the n Is Section tairty three, To. nzhip 3D. ~ r. IL
wet
And also give pablo notice that the tune sssigned
for the -ad varrant is the 4th Day Of JGue,
1901 aud hereby Admonish and snrlmvus all ersons
claiming any int-i in tie said three oop kites,
Il al kno wing hs,inE ai5 thing y 10y ~by the
should hf cohdetun.d and soif TO an the
d-naHd II said liant tn II they be aud rpprsr b ore
the said Court u held In aud for to snthsfn hyt-
si9u district Of II the United States 20 AZ ko9n,
In the city %eokgg in sad blscf at tprc 81 tef N,
TO he hoten On the tuesday 10 jan, 1851 NJ ten
O'Clock IN loren that Gay then sad tn re- TO in
terpose claim for the SAM Hn 10 IN axe their allies a.
tious In that behalf W. Cbskh, u NJ
mryl5-ti4t FULTON Deputy.
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We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of Edwin NJ. Cook Il Co., &c
he found under the headsof new advertise
ments to-day.
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Posr No. 46, @. A. r. at Council blutis
is making extensive preparations LOT Inc Gel
bration of the coming Fourth OF July.
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LYos's ExrRAcT OF PrgE JANAicA GTseER,-
for Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache Cholera Morbas, &c, where warming, ge-
rial stimulant is required. Its careful prePars-
ton and entire purity makes il cheap and relia-
bic article for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere
st 50 cts per bottle
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by al
Druggists.
jy4-wed-d e.o.ww
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Free 10 Everybody.

A LARGE Opp. Circular, giving informa,
ton OF the greatest Importance to the young OF
both
It teaches bow the homely may become beautiful
tbe despised e. pscied aud the fossaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fall to send theft
Address, and receive copy postpaid, by return mail
Address P. o. drawer. 81.
Troy n 7.
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Cor- HupsoS, of the Goth Regiment,
running plantation near Upton, No.
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TINS congregation of the colored Baptist
Church went in body to the river Sunday
forenoon to participate in the immersion of
several converts
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ain lifting the kettle from the ere sealded NY
self very seyerely-one hand almost 70 a crisp.
The torture was unbarabIs. Tho Mex
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
Immediately. It healed rapidly, and feft very lit
tie scar. CnIs. PosTER, 40 Broad ST., PhiIa"
This Is merely q sample Of what the Mustang
Linment will do. 1t Is invaluable in all cases o.
wounds, swellngs, sprains, cuts, bruises, spavins
ETC., either upon man or beast.
Beware Of counterfeits. None is genuine unles
wrapped in fine steel-plate engravings, bearing
the signature Of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, ant
the private stamp Of DEnAs Barnes Co., Ne'
York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
Druggists.
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By Telegraph Nav YtAK. June 10.
Governments hrm coupons 81 NAV; $40 coupons
Ga lcss117s COUPONS "a 1861 ss34 coupons rs uetSa
VI do Jan and July Ioaa - 1910 pons sJI<G5< Aug
7-so 1857 az; June1ceL3T&
Hud.on losi1Selz; Hing 1o-l4431 MCIIaIl N
losatl; Erie el1l NJ ess4 ak. leo9II: Toledo
iis,Saro; ss7zaeo1s; sss4p7s: ptd oos1s: IT
sJ1Gk.
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WEAR DIN IRA young lady, returning %
her country home after so,ourn Of few months
in New York. wac hardly recognized BY her
friends. In place Of rustic flushed face, she had
q soft, rudy complexion, o. almost marble smoth-
ness, and instead Of %, she really appeared but
II. She told them plainly she used Hsgans Mag
nolia Balm, and would not be without II. Any
lady can improve her personal appearances very
much BY using this article II be ordered o.
any druggist for only so cents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
Druggists.
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ADVICE TO You've MEs.-Says a cotem,
porary to the young men, Don't look at
the girls so. Can't you see that they don't
hike tin fact, won't endure i: 1t is abso>
lutely insulting. Do you suppose they put
on feathers, fiounces, waterfalls, ribbons and
rigs for you to look at Not much-its only
to please pa ami ma They can't bear to be
looked at-which you might know by their
bushes, if you had any sense. Don't do it.
BuTcHERISG IN CHIcAGo.-The controyer-
81 in regard to the Beef Market in Chicago,
is bringing interesting facts to light, Of which
this is specimen.
Estate or ILLINOIS,
County of Cook
! |. William Flanagan, being duly sworn, on
oath say that on the oath day of May last, or
! whereabouts a bullock came TO my slaughter
house belonging to William Honan 4 Co., to
/ be dres sed for Market and that said bullock
was deaf when it arrived, and had been dead
for n considerable time, it being stiff and cold.
and thai SAID Hanan had the same taken
| from my place down town for sale.
WILLIAM FLANAGAN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
4th day of May, a. ID. 1867.
c. WOLF, j. P.
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g. T-1eee-X-The amount Of Plantation
Bittsrs sold In year Is something startling
They wonld Sll Broadway six feet high, from the
Park TO 4th street. Drsks's mandatory Is one
of the institutions Of New York. It Is said that
Drake painted all the rocks In the Eastern States
with his eabaiistic "S. T.-1seo.-x.," and then
got the old granny legislators to pass iav "pre-
| venting disfguring the face Of nature" which
gives him monopoly. We do not know how this
Is, but we do know the Plantation Bitters SELL as
! no other article ever did. They are used by all
classes Of the community, and are death on Dys-
pepsia-certain. They very invigorating
when Iansuid and weak, and great appetizer.
sssstsga Spring Water, sold BY 81
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadiiy growing in favor for over twenty years
Itacs upon the absorbcnts at the roots Of the hair
and changes IL to It's original color by degrees.
All instantaneous dyes deaden and injure the hair
Heimstreets Is NOT dye, but 10 certain ~ its re
sults, promotes its growth, and 10 beautiful HAIR
DHEssma. Price 80 cents and sl.oe. Sold ss
all dealers.
saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
Drupgixte.
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Legal Notices.
Proclamation I'm Admiralty.

tiaatod Safts q Asa>riea Dtaraes Of Toroa-
United E'stes MArshAi's once.
ksokst, Jane Q. 1871
4 HEREBY give notice thst ~ xirtns % warrant q
arrest and uoniton. issued oct OF the ole Of tbs
Clerk the United District Court IN and fer this
District ioxa and directed ia the following
Cause to-wit JOHN Dougis>s- mariner and hbelitnt
sssiust the barge New Era No , tackle and
tArel sud in civil and maritime f,r demand q
contract OF xeges sI92 sn-loo, I Did June A.
ist the port oi keokuk lee County. Iowa 10 said
Of lows ard tax possession for ssf
castedy and do dssAin the SID barge New IRA No
, tackle AID ap. arel and hereby aiso give public 10
that the time assigned fSx the return Of said
the 2ilh Day q June, 1861. at 10 A ard
hereby sdmoni.h and sn.Drnens ali persons claiming
any interest in the cid barge Sew Era No q her tackle
and apparel knowing having anything 10 say vh,
the same should he eonde ned and sold
the demand % Id helAt that they be And appear be
FIRE the sail Dstrict Court for tn LtstItt Of Iowa
q return he begun snt holden a. said Di-trie
Court Room the 2ith cay Of June Aforesaid at Keo
krk, lows, In sGie District. said la. named day
when and where aid will be heard tn and Their
posi- their elzn AID sai1 libel, and max
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