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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-12
Original Notice.

To P Hanson, Hiram Parney, defendant
VOU ara hereby notified that there h nov Gle b
the Clerks Office of thu District Court Of Lee Counr
ty, Iowa, At k-okpk, patitos Of Geo. = kabourna
claiming aIudsment nsainst you A. P Hanson, for ths
of Tu Hsndred Doiiars, upon mortEnse made
10 " KiIbourDe upon tho following deserted prem.
ises to-wit Lot Ave t5} block thirty thrse t3 Eli
bournes additon to tie city of Keckuk In T. county
Iowa md agan.t si praying f,r th- orecisrre
Of said motg>ge the sale ef ssff premises freed or all
interests offs I'd defendants In to pay Cd said debt
the extinguishment Of all equity Of redempton and for
gensra rSlisfs S. .k s&&k
Nov esr ofyou must appear And ans~tf said petition
by neon of the c1nAsaI Of he 1t texm sa
II be hsld on the hrst Meudsy of fetfsar5 fs8s or
judgmen viii be had thefen pray ed for hy default
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
nove6rhur Attorney Tor plsia.iG
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JOSH BILLINGs.-If man wants to git at
his aktual dimensions let him viset . grave
yard.
IL man wants tew be an old bachelor,
a.d get sick At board tavern, aad have
Absck roon il the 4tk story, and AIRED
haired chambermaid bring his water-gruel
tew him in tin, wash basin, | have alwus
sed, and stick to it set'he has got perfect
!. 5''d 5sSt ,s Nv sc III yaae. aM asAsAay q y
veal in M York sitty, menny ov the first
familys are using nrtifycial calves. They
say il helps to finish out the leg Of mutton
fust rate. ss1
When man loses hslh then he fus begins
to take good care Of it. This is good judg-
mentl This Isl
1t is getting so ow-a>daze if man can t
cheat jnson,e vay he ain ! happy. fG .
An Individual tew be fne gentleman, h&s
either got to be born so or be brought up to
it from infancy; he can't learn suddenly any
more than he can learn to talk Injia koFrect-
~ BY practising on atommyhawk.
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SwIsgrRxE, in poem provoked by theex.
=
scu,ion Of the Manchester Fenians, says Of

Lo, hoH fair from afar.
Taintisss OF tyranny stands -s y
Thy mighty daughter for years,
who trod the wine-press of war;
Shines with immaculate hands;
Stays not a foe, neither fears;
Stains not peace with q scar.
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nup,ap E.rla "a Ixq Main
GAS = STEAM flTTINGS.
nooar a johnson street, bet sd a.h
oup p-.1. pA u
uoid. shvss. ana ivorI Msunses canes
-
GR0CERs-WHOLEs
3 u.uill CO 100 Main .trret.
Kellogg. Birse A IS Main street.
NJ stafford cor Blondeau L Leyce,
Rabertson i Aibers .........,..,.l2o Main street.
McQuse, .....................s4 Main street.
H
Hydromcecrs, hsrmomc ters, Saehrom.
ca No, t,F.,.. uo,..
Allan. sr ain strret-bcs Sd 4 Eth.
t
HARDWARE.
!. I,aoi Main street.
Brownell....................,.....rsM. Main stree,
purkitt &Co...,,........,.........9l Main ltreet.
HOTELS. sFx9S
Tepfer House................c ....cor fhfrd . sosnson'
~
c.o,.,r.,
j.. j. ADAMS, Sotner ~ Aho ~ e'e'
ICE.
Collier Berry Fifth street--in Estes House
rRog. TF
Brownsn Bres..............-.co Main ! Fourth
JEwELRY, nIxr so,pl
S Bridges Estes House
LIauoRs-WHoLns
6ibbons.............-.....l III Main street
-
John Bardcn. Third strcet-nssr Main
MILLINERs.
Mrs. weber cor Third 4 Main streets
Mrs v y Bewma.. .4th es-be. Main d Blsndsau
-----as..
David Lowry. Second street
c,---.- -sx
Sc Bridges.........-.,..,Nos 3 2 Estes House
c-.... c...1.. n
Bridss..-.....~..e.Ns.l lAa,E.se. Hon's
Bridges 4 ?. Estes House
- !. Is ~ 8 =
: . , - ra.,t~ r.IT
=, IT., :.
Ayfes' AAn1 Ns'....-. So -'''' :. .''e' -''''' .
FA.SNo AM =, n,."
VIM. Price.".,...-''.. '''''.'.'cor' ''h oiondsAu
EAL Est At soAAAvA Is -.
Ten Eyck....., .......Seconu tsrest
,r.r.ua.rr.
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TnR nlcHI0AN wALkIsr.

An Untrained Young Man walks 40
miles in Hours 0S Minutes
Correspondence Of Detroit Tribunel :
JACKSON, Dec. 8, 1857
BY means of the telegraph we have in.
formed you of the result Of the great 20 mile
walk, which came off at the jackson CITY
Riding Park to-day. The terms of the walk
were that the whole 20 miles be made in Eve
hours, for S1o0; that the FIRST 81 miles be
made in one hour for $500, and that the frst
10 miles be made in two hours for 500.
A better day could not have been selected
in the whole year, for the air was keen and
invigora,ing, while brisk wind sprang up
from the Northwest. The track was smooth
and hard, and in places little icy till free
sprinklinx of ashes cured the defects. Tha
cold kept the majority away, and the crowd
at no time exceeded 300 Several hundred
probably came and went away during the
whole time. AT precisely L the walkist
crossed the score Mt the tap of the bell, and
the undertaking fairly was begun He was
attended by team and superb turnout be-
longing to his father, Dan. B. Hubbard, and
several other vehicles followed from curiosity
The pedestrian kept them all on the trot
during the first ten miles, and especial,y dur
ing the first FIVE anda half miles. which he
accomplished IN AZ luluuteb ana Do SECONDS.
He made the first six miles in one hour and
Is seconds, and the FIRST ten in one hour 54
minutes and AZ seconds.
He is light, slenderly built man, weigh
ing 118 pounds, about feet 5 inches in
height, % years Of ags, and would be the last
selected to accomplish such an undertaking.
He wore pair OF black pants, dark knit
frock, black cloth cap, low-heeled sewed
shoes, and stockings outside his rsnts, and
carried in his hands short gdtta percha
wand. He made not single hak during the
twenty miles, having at the end over one
hour to spare. His training has beea almost
nothing, having walked not over eight miles
at any one time since the match was made
When he crossed the score, having made the
las. mile in ten minutes and l6 seconds, he
was greeted with applause. and seemed very
little exhausted, although the burst Of speed
at the last affected him more seriously than
at first he was Immediately taken to his
fathers residence, where, after partakiag of
tea and refreshments, he soon came out and
proceeded to his place of business. The re-
suit was surprise. not only TO the public,
but to himself.
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4 tofikinai Nodes

To W Co~les. NJ Il hare, Hiram Parnv, Thos Daviss
eWn q Williams, n sAAds ruckes, ~ DscAnn La
cai, cefendants 4gKsA sgefsssfs
V1oU are hereby respectively notified that there IL
i nev % nis h the Qhftsolcss u the District
Qssst q Lee County, I0wa, at Ksokrk. pstiros Of
cih mUs4gAte asaisst sasd " I cnles and u n Hare.
an4s0 lemsa, tor the sum Of Eight Hundred Dollar,
&1A e6n psr cent ihtefvt ffom the --- dhy o.
sHHs md sveciai Aad general execution assiuSt
Cc4In and Hare, and afan al aaid defendants
ssovs rEeytsg slss ts fessaosufs y snorigage
given by said " 7 cov'ss atd Hare TOP ~,
block twenty seven f2I in said Addition 10
the city, oi kpaknk. Ls.c cepnty, 4e.r ~. sac Of
gushmeft All equity Of redemption ther in r costs
and general relief
Now yo4&dAA ofycu are nodA9d TO 49, and
lHxe4. "a q &C ca csssssU&1E r., III
1855; ~ S@0& vti'
H. RCOrT howell
novsSrhur Solicitor for Petitioner =
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1.-THE DEMONSTRATION
proposed by the Fenians on Sunday next Ia
thin, city has beon peremptorily forbidden BY
the asthor;.ies, who ere fearful Of thy con-
sequences of so violent an expression Of i'll
feeling toward the Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-12

" !
The Kentucky State Lottery.
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
Doeozaaber Az 1907.
Whole Tickets, 4I2: Halves. &6;
p : G1S GQdaEocra, 91s ! Y p !.

No more acceptable and appropriate present can be
inAdsso nsnoshsr wife, daughter, hdsBAbd or father
than ticket in the Kentucky stats ottery. Now that
~ EEiidsM are n As~ - hanaT-<As esssn svbenit
AImost duty imposed by the custom Of our for
Ashsns1r NGsy senscpassSs - wsii = pfsdxthe, to
ooSfr gtfs aeaio,ine hpde-iAsV sVsrn SIMILARLY ht.
.se toeiw tr.pt. tittpossbs ssr1s sesrtvalue. 1t
a.sfd1k UesA ackno SfsdeeA By n xho stS inforaed
that the Ksntucty eats Lottery OFFERS ayester pdrce,
nssA t. pare hss~s sfiickSk shas ~ sAes ksdired
lottery in the woa,a. Z Magnificent slngi. Numb, r
Drs~ins viii take place the sist Of December, which
sdsrs snrvs,sd isdpcsments to purchsaass hoidH ck
~, Parties vhe vi0s. by Ne issessaasot few
dollars compete for u tAs AAwy sresDdid
prizes offered should lose delay In applying for tick
eta. ~ vBlbe ~distibuted.s s ezt tai prine 10
80 900 insurias handsome to the lucky holder
Of the carsspsadhg ticket. ErsaogTusT
IHaaa1edA@ we'll attestsd hstAaes4 similar to tbs
followinz, almost daily occurrinsi
"Mis Asry nsspsil hisssed, 40 eied in 1855, when
only ten years Of age gained, prize In lottery the
k6zASnss.gosKn taskSasa sssAaA sr 1Ay ssessnd
dollars. he ticket which drew this magnihcent sum
~sS pss snse4 ssf " hsr ssiss, Mtford. Of
the most prominent and Judges Of his time.''
sno~ Aasy ksmss wssld b briestsned ~ anflay
ssssss In the Grand Holiday Drawing Of the Kentucky
eeses 4Stseryeu Dsssabsfstl sss
kfYkM > s5sx MURRAY, EDDY A0o.nw
ManAg .rs, @ uAeeoa, ~ ,
TO whom al communi atious should be addressed.
no'D-ttsSets ~ ErsS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-12

Mooar h Son Johnson street, bet Sd 4 18th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-12

Howe Tyler...... .,...5p Main street.
Duncan, Karle 4 Co......l48 / I42 Main street.
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FURNITI VE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
5 Bridges s.................N / b Estes Hous Q
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he lssBsst stock Of PAPER HAN0IE0s il ~
West 81 tAs Lowest CssA Prices hsss4@s I'll
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Hseks.
Bridges s............No Nos 1 4 2 Estes House
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.lsldial and .IadaH Shades,

"a {: k. C:;lf |. sts.sk ~ ksgs y H.s, 5sEg. III.
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EGGS T. BUTTER.
S P Pond 4 Co..........ccr Main 4 Ninth streets
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n HN91llll0l sEll1i11Ive6s aivsye "a
s5sSaS ! sssssssos s6oS 5$t IA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
S q Rridaes Nos Estes Home.
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Engraving, Brands. 4 seals

@ Bridges. Estes House
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- Ne6s ltsn
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WateAeA. Wa&eAes, WateAes.
Q ABriaesee. Nes 3 xstss 4ssss.
& --<&4s TFFn8.S
NassAes, 6lseks, 4 Jsvsky 3eeSt1sA
. @ Df1Agss...... ............ Mes / q 1ie3 bpsG
UAi1hg 16des Rsptss NAsAs. 1Ala6A.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29
A

Relative to an Amendment o6f the Conslitu-
ton, providing for the extension of the
eleetife franchise:S sdsiladA sys8 gadT
RsoIued By he ;Geaeyal Assembly Of HE
lStae of Ohio, (three-ifths Of Tie members
elected 10 each House agreeing thereto
That II be and is hereby proposed TO The
electorsofthis State to vote al the next annual
October election, upon the approval or rejec-
ton Of the following amendment as o sub
'stitute for the first section ofthe fftiI Arti-
Gle Of the Constitution of this State, to-wit:
Every male acitisensof the United States, of
The age Of ytWenty1O n years, who shall have
been "a resident Of the State one year
next preceding the election, p and of the
county, township, or ward in which
he resides, such time as may be. pro-
law, except such persons as have
borne arms in supporter any ihsurrectioh or
rebellion against the government of the uni
tedlSRtes, or have fed from their places Of
resideneeio avoid beingdrafted into the mill
itary service thereof, or have deserted the
or naval seryice Of said government
in time Of war, and have not subsequently
been honofably discharged from the same,
shall have the qualifications of an ~eleetor.
and be,sentitled tofyote at all elections;on.
s4baAa4 H., i4as ED. A, PARROTT,
~ Speaker oftIs House Of RepTyentdtives.
ANDREW O.. McBURNEY,, fbeh q
bG8 YifEg I'D President of Ms Senate.
Passed April6JIs61v ~ sribiG won(6m
APrils, 1851 1915 96i lE9i3iiOG q d3iv tssI
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-29
OadNOt1

NOTICE is hereby that q petition will be prese I
IN ed Il ihe Commissioners of Yinton county, Ohio,
al their next session, TO be held on the first Monday
of September, A. D. 1867, praying for the vacation Of
aeounty road leading from q point atOr near The east
end Of the Bridge in Swan Township, in said county
across the stream commonly known IS Honey Fork
Of Rdeooon Creek, and terminating ON the lands Of
John Chidister, Esq, in said Swan Township, where
said Road in%tersects q Road known as the Shuler
Road, ami which said Road hefebysought to he va.
Gated a. esdBi1Bbeiby the Commissioners II sad
Vinton county, at their March session in the yea
1859, by. the haTne Of the Pool Road fnr,the reason
that the same has become useless to the public.
August s.. lSG7-tds
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legGl,s
Sherff's' and Special Master
Commissioner Sale. ~

State Of Ohio, Vinton Comfy ssls8s iio4
Alexander G; Rowd, Plaintiff In Court Of coppOn
James ss' hSnta, Defendant. On an Order Of sale.
DURSUANT TO the command OF an order OF sale 10
the above eauqeto me directed from tie cont OF
Pleas Of Vinton county, and To me directed
Us Sheriff Of said county, acting ab Special Master
Commissioner herein, l will offer at public sale,
attha door ,ofihe Court House, in the Town Q fMcAr-
thur, In the county Of Vinton, on 10y bi3s iliW w
MONDAY, the 10th day of September,
s}i yar ia. ID. 1867, da5sias dgf]
nj the hourof ! o'clock p. M Of SAID day, the iol.
lowing lands and tentnents, to.wil: y"
an that part ofIn Ldtintbe Village 0 ,MeArthqr,
Numbered seyentyrseyen G7l heretofore. owned by
Conrad Smith, andHby him aold and Transferable
Christopher Wiuldeman, and by the said Winkle-
MANIFOLD tosamuel VI Dodge and SAMUEL Trimmer,
and BY the saidPoas9 aud Trimmer sQld to "a pme e
Taken b. an order and decree Of SAID court as the
property OF James Lanta5toi satisfy aldeeree OF SAID
court in favor OF Alexander @. DOwd..
Appraised 1T screen hundred dollars and must
bring two-thirds ofthat sum. b4.if ~ 19JgyAg5s =.
Terms Of saleroash in hand on the day OF sale.
2 JOHN SHOCKEY,
VHt"t sl-t e-ff Sheriff Vlnlen Colmtytog 10
Acting as Special Master Commissioner
q ID. s, Dana, Attorney for PIN. *
August 10, ls67-5w-ll "' W.
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PROPOSED AM EN- DIM + Mt
- TO THE ~
CONSTITUTION

.Ho1Theo State of Ohio, .ilodr)sYpB ysBg
Q6ee, of The SeeeNy4 of STATE, ),egGu ia.
l, WILLIAM HENRY Smith, Secretary o.
State of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify
that the Following is a true copy of The
Ointo4osolhtion passed by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, on the 9Th day
Of April A. D. 1867, taken from the original
rolls on file in this Office.
In Testimony Whereof, l have here
'Sl9m unto subscribed my name and afix-
ST. ed the great Seal of the State of
f69U96gOhiog at GOlnbusi the ggth dayTOf
no1i bApril. A, y 1851 n-alH B,
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State q
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To Consumptives.

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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that a petition: WIN be
IN presented to- the Commissioners Of Vinton
first Nj onday in September, A. L. 1867, praylngforthe
establishment Of county road along the following de,
scribed route, IN said county, to-wit; Beginning at
the Macarthur and Jacksonville road, on Ellis Bolen's
land; thence in a an~orth;Yesterly. direction threughi
the farms Of Joseph Lillibtdge, Justus King, and
Elizabeth Weed, to the Macarthur and Logan roadu
said route being in Brown Township, IN saidcounty.
ANYPE1ITIONERS.
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Fever and Ague and ChilIs
THE
Best Remedyot to Cure
.cidH 9dso2tdni3 IS
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
Directions for its Use.

OTGOCtOto wv "" Wv
ETAKE 3 s~poonfgls of the Pain Killer in
about half q pint Of hot wateriwell sweet
ened with molasses, as the attack is coming
on, bathing freely the chest, back and bow
els. with the medicine at the same time.
Repeat the dose in twenty minutes, if the
first dose does not stop the chill. Should il
produce vomiting, (andit probably will i
the stomach is very foul take 2 little Pain
Killer, in cold water sWeelened with sugar.
after each spasnn. Perseverance, in the above
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