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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
HEsPERIAN Hall, I
W. R. E L, Nov. 22d, 1859. s

The members of the Hesperian Literary
Society met this morning. pursuant call of Pres
dent their feelings with reference to the death
of William Fl. Turner. H-1
By motion of C. A. Dudley, Committee Resolutions
was appointed consisting of d. D. Carlton C. A. Dudley
and Fl. Clay White.
After short deberaton, the Committee reported the
following which were unanimously adopted
Resolued, lst-That we as members of The Hesaeriau
Soceiy, do sympahize with, in their dee a tion, the
bereayed parents brothers and of deceased
friend and much beloved brother Hespe ian, William H.
Turner. -'i' -
Resolved, 2nd-That sincerely deIlore the loss of
one who aided in the establishment and who has always
lahored 10 promote the welfare of this Society.
Resolyed ad-That Society," do attend, this day,
the funeral of departed brother
Resolued 4th-That these resolutions be presented to
he of the deceased and sent for publication
the Portage County Democrat.
J.BR0wN, Pres't.
]. W, NELSON, Sec'y -i7 zaa !1~7
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/. 8. Hcrrick is the Honorary Secretary.
THn Coon T1ME OonlNo.-We stop the

The Coon TINE OoMNa.-We stop the
Press announce that PRor GARDsER the Nep England
Soap man. will vi, Ravenna during the next weeks,
due notice Of which viii be given Prof Gardner will
lecture the citizens public Hail. and while giving
varied and valuable information varied and valuable
subjects he will afford the people opportunity 10 make
themselves everlasngly fortunate by becoming posses
sors Of the Genuine New England Soap Prof. Gardner
Is peculiar genius, always making peculiar fun and
selling peculiar sosp Watch for the Bills Have the
buttons sewed on double strong ye men. And Ladies
prepare to laugh in hour than ever In month
before and every body supply yourselves with pockets
full of asmall change for the New England Soap man
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J. 8. Herrick Is the Honorary Secretary.

g V1oLEsr DEArH.-0n Monday night. Sam
ue Harding, Butcher doing business in Ravennn and
living mile aud half west of the town, found
dead by the roadside about ihreefourths of mile
the village. the road leading his home. His age
was forty-two years. - .ss-i-
OF late Harding had indulged too freely ia the of
Hquor and Monday night was in town about eight
o'clock, much intoxicated. He undertook to ride home
on horseback, upon spirited animal he owned no
doubt fe from his horse thereby his DEATH
learn that Drs Collins and Beldng his neck
broken. His horse went h0n,e and thus gave alarm
and search, which resulted in finding his body
/. by the roadside.
Coroner Gurlsy of Roosstown, summoned early
Tuesday morning, but result of the inquest has
transpired at the hour 90 10 press. -4s
There some rumors of foul play In the matter bu
the best information have not in any way sub
stantas The and the unfortunate incident aou
to be attributed to the condition in which liquor ha
placed its victim.
Harding leaves wife and son-n lad of sixteen
the wife very low with consumption
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DEERE FIELD.

A MONSTER CALF-The mammoth calf
owned and exhibited by Mr.. NJ. Dar, at the Deerfed
Township Fair in October last slaughtered last week.
It seven and half months old, and weighed. when
dressed, three hundred and ninety four pounds. The
hide weighed sixy-nine pounds. There profit in ras
ing such stock
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THANKSGIVING PREAcHING.- Rev. Carlos
Smith, of Tnilmadge, as Informed, preached OF
ths condition of john Brown and his surroundings.
TITS to hoped that the Godearing and man-lovin.
pups all over the Free States thuudered FORTH in tn
spirit of Che pulpit eloquence of the old ReEoonar
time the doctrfne Of resistance tyranss, well n
oh edence Gods doctrine of righteousness and uni
versal brotherhood, forgetting in their sympahi
and their prayers martyrs Of religion and liberty in
times past, or in time present.
Some three quarters of century ago, William Cowpel
wrote:
So the Pulpit Tin the sober use
OF Its legitimate peculiar powers,l
Must stand acknowledged, while The world shall stand
The most important and efFsctual guard,
Support, and ornament, of Virtues cause.
There stands the messeng of Christ; there stands
The legate Of the skies Ills theme divine,
His office sacred, his credentials clear.
By him rHs VIOLATED LAW SPEAKS M IA
Irs rHuspERs; and by him in strains sweet
An angels use, the Gospel whispers peace.
He Establishes the strong. restores the weak,
Reclsims the wanderer, binds the broken heart.
And, armed himself in panoply complete
or heavenly temper. furnishes with arms
Bright his own, and trains by every rule
Of holy discipline, to glorious j.
The sacramental host of Gods elect q hEs -
Are all such teachers7 would to Heaven all wereP
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To Public My wife has suffered with the Liver
Complaint, affection of the Lungs and Heart. She suf
fred also with pains produced by Rhematsm
and Neuralgia all these she endured without cessation for
six years having failed receive relief from various
other sources. Three months ago she was induced TO
try Dr. Lyons the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines
His in alleviang her suerngs las been of such
astonishing nature that gratitude to the Doctor and
the duty to suffering humanity, feel myself called
upon 20 recommend him excellent and compe ent
physician. s..- h. s.. .a.-s-- ..- T. NAYLOR,
Paines7ie, Ohio. -57 ,nov9-Sm
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To THE SIcK.-Remember Dr.. Dellenbaugh
VIII De at his rooms, Collins House, December 10th;
Garrettsyile, Norton House, 3Oth nov2-2w
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AND BORROW MORE,

To buy Ham,, PscRc. CLIQUE .ster, Cocheo and A Her
Prints at l0Hc; Best Domestic GiDgham ll5<c, ant
Heavy sheeting at 9c-) - + AzA KS, ~
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= the pulrIr Tin the sober us.

Three dollars will give every man what he
ought to have-the Art journal one year shakspeare
and his Frends for ifstme and lucky ticket in thu
Cosmopolitan Art Association, for 1860
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We are under special obligations to Ex
press Messenger Lamb and Edis, for Pitsburg
Express Messenger LazeIere for California papers
of the latest dstes The promptness Of the Express
Company 10 very valuable.
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If you have FIVE minutes, go to the Raven
M Book store and see shakespeare and his Friends.
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Truth is stranger than fiction.


DR. LyoSs-De,r Sir: Deep gratitude requires u,e to
certify you the blessings have received from God
through your agency About eight months ago, was suf
ering severely with diseases OF Lung, Liver and Heart
my whole system laboring under very hazard
Gus situation twice bled the lungs. and period zeal
chis reducing very dangerous state. Iap
piled you after having tested the skill of other physi
clans of this place with and now find myself
with the highest hope of enjoying goodly degree o
health once more, and sincerely hope that it may be
your portion relieve the suferings of thousands Of
poor discouraged invalids, you have me. -.
Yours &C., ISABELLA p. BAKER.
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ro-Day,s New Advertisements.

fY Raveuna Book store-The Money King, Diaries, &c
UeJ. Belding & Co.-Dissoluiion of Copartnership.
U- r A. Curtis & Co.-Notce. 2.
ET- Frazers Iron Store. -
D Ravenna Book store-Benson's Commentaries.
50 ILooAL NOTICES s-t ~
~ Dr. Dellenbaush--To the Sick. ss..-
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DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.

nR. RI LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb Doctor
~ he consulted the following places every month
during iS59-60: -----,--..5=---s.-
Cleveland Office 1874 Superior street. Office days in
Cleveland folowslst 3D. 11th 18th, l5h 24th, 25th
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ARRIVAL and DEPARTU URE OF MAILS
AT RAvENNA, OHIO.

H y
DAILY Going North via: Railroad.
Depart a 927. A. NJ. Mail close at -S.57, A. n.
nAILY- Going South ria: Railroad
Depart at l1.s2.A.M Mail close at 1919. A. N
TREWEEKLY-Enon Valley. s
Arrive, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at 1890
Depart Monday Wednesday and Friday, at IL &c
j. M. Mail elDses al II. NJ. Z. .sts
SEMI WEEKLY-Ne1ofoR Falls. 1sta
Arrive every Monday and Friday by,i2 NJ. Depart
same days at Loo, P NJ. Mail closes at ~ 30 r. M
Chardon- sE5se
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday, by 4, P M
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. III. .
Post office az Ravenna: - =
OPEN at 7,3o, A. M. CLOSE q, Z: ? NJ, Daily, sun
days excepted. R. A. GILLETTE. 4. M.
Ravenna Passenger Time-TabIe.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road
GOING NORTH.
RAvEHNA AND cgEvELk D.. -
Leave Ravenna Arrive at Cleveland
Acc'datn & Vail Train. 9:27 A. .. - A.
Express Train ......... s:io N-.. 81 s5 A. N
Express train ......-....... 6:l9 p. 30 p N
rfz-ssss. GOING SOUTH. "a - !,
49, Leave Arrive al
Rayenna. Alliance. Pittsburgh
Mail Train .....1Il2A M-.....l20S 4:i5 Pm
Express train. 9:59 p M....l0;4zA 2:35 A.
Aem'dstion Tr p NJ Arrives atWelsylle 1905 p
GOING SOUTH,
Nail Trn, 900 AM; Ac.Trn Ass Exp ns:35 N
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MErsoaoIoeIcAL OBSERVATIONS
1t Westsn Reserve college HEdson reported i0fekty J0
The Portage County Democrat,
- BY PROP c. A young.

OBSERVATIONS FOR THE WEEK ENDING NO
yEMBER 26, 1859.
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1859. December Appointments. 1859.
PROVE ALL THINGS!
DIR. Fl. w. WADSWORTH,
-aa Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,

Cdn be consulted as JoAoiOs:
Rayeuna Prentiss House. Dec. 9Th.
Alliance Nixon Bouse, Wednesday 7th.
Canton Franklin House. Thursday, ............ 9Th.
Massiou American Hotel, Friday, .......... ss 9th.
WoosteS Crandars Exchange, Satrdy Sunday l0-il
Fulton, American Hotel, Monday..... 18th.
Akron Empire House, Tuesday IS 18th.
Cuyahngn Falls, American HOTEL We nesday I4Ih.
Cleveland. johnson House, Dec 4th, 5th and 18th.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE
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sThe first column contains the days of the month,
the second the height of the mercury in the Barometer
in inches and fbousandths; observed at A. NJ,
and P NJ Then follow the corresponding readings Of
the Thermometer attached to the Barometer next the
External Thermometer, and finally the winds, rain &c.
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TO BUY OUR SECOND STOCK

COf Rio Coffee 13c Rice &C. Nutmegs per
&c per u lb, Zante Currants l0e.)
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Subscribe befo e January 1st, 1860.
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LAT. 40 49, Lon sl0sg Height above sea- l,s7 feet
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CWAN'S NEW MANUAL FOR ADMINS.
- TRAITORS AND EXECUTORS. Price, $3.50
DAFF'S GUIDE for ADNIINHSTRATO
N AND EXECUTORS. Recommended by Probate
Judge LYMAN. Price, 81 so. For sale at the
Nuv.2. ts.s Pa -5 RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
ny FINLEY JOHNSON.

yoi 10! cannot querch the thought,
II burns within my brain
feel twould kill Inc il | knew
That all my love was vain.
Though iaircr, sweetcr maids there be,
Yety the stars above
They cannot wrcst my heart from thee,
Ny lirst-my only love.
lwalk abroad throughout the earth
4 lone and wrctchcd thing;
My every hope is shroudcd by
pcspair's dark sombre wing.
l.ifc's bittcrs pains and pangs of woe,
My being now consume;
Nv mind is but prison-hoouse,
Ms hcart-a living tomb.
Tis true the world is full of maids,
Whose eyes do brightly shine,
Yet my fond heart Graves but one love,
And that, dear one, is thine.
Then, u, pray, compassion take,
Turn not my bliss to bane,
For, 0, twould kill me if ! thought
That all my love was vain,
Sew York City, 1859. o.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

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ser'n'iohSi 'h"' 'he i''inis''' ""' 'e's 'o"" y
n's young WIS anu 'n"' ~, VIZ ",'o'' -
why's 'og''ner' "oou' i's"'so"e, is"o'@"
SOUL hapPy she 10 ""'"' '"''' "e"u'"s VI n''
"'"S'er o'ei '"e s"ee' '''''' ""."' y "o"e.'
walchlhg the whi'e hhsers P''sins ""io"s '"'
whlte Keys anu 'ha' g,ih.ihs " "vr '''iS'r,S'
white dress us She w"iAeu "ho"s 'ne s"iuv'
pushes ieahihg on her "heo'ioh".e nu'D"''u
"r'h' were pictures ~ p''"u's. :
was inr o'her"iSe' ""'. "h'A''' s','' '"4
oil one heart towards ahothcr, weuueu " - W
fore eGod ana man "hy tnls coh'uincu io'ei.
IKE longihgi TINS timlu' uoup.iui' 'e"''u'
hoVering rounn one whom ne i''u ho' no" "
win his hanumaid, the high'iy partner Vi MS
breastF Why TINS TOO pro'rac'eu wooihs
this circiing OF two creatures round each o'hef
in mutual avoidance anu pre-occupa'ioh' who'
in the healthy course oi nature ought ere no"
to have been welded together ihto true
sphere-unit, restful ITSELF anu rcVoNihg ohiy
in its own mild radianceF oh' now uhht
these, with their tremulons, inquiring, on-ih-
terchanged glances-his, tender ana reproaeh-
ful-hers, sad, but yet as with griet whlch
made the heart hard how unit these Tor their
place and circumstances Those shrewd anu
sustained rcapers whetting their scythes for
their mornings work, and that hoarse-voiceu
fisherman calling to his boy on the beach
these, and such-like, were the parishioners INTO
whose strong, rough souls the word OF saliva
ton was to be dropped, and over whose busy
lives the watch was to be kept by that love-
sick youth walking in garden-paths by the
side of that cold-eyed beauty. Oh, world
why, because custom is venerable, wilt thou
IL, a l;ttla winlDt- t-pn1ornn lnmn Df
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
TER NJ 8.

The DELAWARE INQUIRER, is published
in advance; if not paid for till the end of the
year Two Dollars and Fifty cents will invaria-
bly, be charged. No subscription will be re-
ceved for less than six months, and no paper
discontinued until all arrearages are paid unless
at the option of the publisher.
Advertisements not exceeding a square will
be inserted three times for one dollar. Twenty
fyecents forevery subsequent insertion. Longer
ones in the same proportion.
BS5~ Twelve lines or less constitute square.
BeS@ Single insertion so cents per square.
Day Wants, of lines, single insertion25 cts.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
POETR Y.

IPor the Delaware lnruircr
MOI No! 1 Cannot Quench the
Thought.
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Orsanal ~nce.

ro R.s.,e. Esp ... 5. .s:i s.y,..,, jacob
Epplsy her sas !, j. Estss. J.... Rud-
diet, j., J..se 49, Morris, Thorn.
| dants): 60
Tor eclosure Of ! nj 3ge C inst said Rebeoca
Eppley (late Sayle& sote nkk4b for the sum Of
~ 1 sssaiss .,n sss
ls5s, and 1pesl Rd aReMl sxeSuion atAinst
kebscca Eppiey Gate sayiss), and rs against all
lid defendants above named praying also for the
foreclosure Of mortgage given BY said Rehccca
I'd 593Is' R.1 s;Sss' I'D f 3s. e.
TIE sale Of said mortgaged premises to pay of said
debt, the extin gpishmept IT. ~ eQuitH of redemp-
ton therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each Of you are notified To- appear
ahAAhtaSr aid petition on the morning Of The
SECOND day Of the next term Of said Court, to be
e es s;fiiI f ia w
II. scoTf HOWELL,
July 49, 1Sto~An-t-ss 6sl'r for Petitioner.
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ysiy ID, lsssalA !, Salsl zss rs.isissns.
Lssns Nonse.,

To John "! Moore ef 4. aefsndantF a.
VpU are hereby respectively Notified that there
l. Ia now on file in the Clerks Once Of the Dis
sioa q asS 5. w RiSSdfastt slaimSns sscsss .ad
}ud& fhgtSpst John, W. Moore ior tro hundred
sevanty long And 40 100 doilat, NTH Up tg CENT,
inset ait, ass balaneeof purchase mohey lot
of keSfuk, Zee EQUITY fbw., and the FORE
closure Of = mortgage oh Adfd lot, given by said
Modfeto said Kilbosrne praying Tor the sale Of
SAID lot, the crtinEuishment Of ali equity of te-
demPtion snd pr gsneral q Agsinst sIl de-
sNSxyou art hereby notified I'd ads xssr laid PED
ton on the second day of the next term, Of said
Court to be held at Keokuk on the first Mondsy "a
September next, 1859, or decree and Judgment
ing 10 Law. 500 ba II. ScOTT, HOWELL. :
iuly4d a2aHai}h3 hisda oBol. for Petitioner.
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Legal M4jtbell

Legal W03lO0Aaf
ouRTIs CoHS ssss y. khe ss.s ohas
s that 1i essa l.. e., osas ssi s. ss
Keckuk, the petition Of 1snv .Oox, claiming Of
Curtis +. Conn four thousand dollars on his two
ropissory notes to ssid 9amts W : Cox, each for
twelve hundred and Fifty ,dolaEy and praying, ~
agAIss Nj Of, yos che forStlestfe Of mortgage On
resl estate set forth in seN pettiap, in which you
have or claim to have m interest.
A p sa,:s. ks s,, s sas
ss s ss'ass s k sssasn or 4. 4;
81 rendered against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER d ENSTER,
u Il July 4,as6s.Slm Rldn,ia,,s Att,yt
.fes Lcgal Notice.
spQ DAVID A. DAY s. g. Day, Jas. McClaskey,
wast, h. r. Lowe, j. r. Hornish, w. w. Bclknap,
VIM +. Turner aud p, T. Lomax, trustee There
Is now on file in The office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court yf Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, the
patti On ofsSnphia Glsndening, elaimtng VI D4vfd
A. day judgment for the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars on aproWirATy note executed sty, him to
plaintiff, and the foreclosure OF mortgage on GER
tain property, given to secure said note, Said PEI
titioi repressht4 hst All ths bthersaefeuaantp
have soms interest IN the property, acquired af-
neticeso yAs etitisn PFays for ssaie oiths proper
ts erH for general relief.
! Nnless you arpSaf aid &nswer saiA petition on
pr before the second day Of che SsptenbSr ter1A,
Ls5s, n ssid, ossts judgment will be rendered
against you according toahe pr, eruf thapet
F9tf .ssstkANA1NuA MIL ENETER,
Il 5sE 20, ls59-dlm Sua PkFssktt ,ys,rs
\ FT1 ,stftIg L1gA1~ Notice.
|gTs0FAYETTE Rlph NJ ". Hicks. wn, y. B.
= Lynch and JOHN ehlbertson: T6u are hereby
notifed that thsrY il now tleinths oenac OF tAs
Hefk Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa,
- Kckuk, the petition Of Ezra Overall guAsaap OF
RktA "A. Overall claiming twenty-f Ave hundred DOL
fats from said Fsyette Kudd upon the condition
centsined ip, the thortgage given by said Kudd 10
SID Overall; and claiming Of and against al Of
you the foreclosdrt 6f certain mortgage subon
ssr an real s.setAasFh is Rlss .lsh rsAes
And unless you appsAs Ard %asxss aid petit ton
cnor before the second day Of the next September
term (ls3s) Of said coWA go 0nsxtxI1s6kuk on
~ ,r. HTSEEfS Il said mepthujpgyment BY d,
49, RANKIN, MILLEh ENSTER,
h July 90 ls59-dlm ~ !, PnRk Att'ys.
= = fnarpvs1LIMsIn y. ss'OAyaooa sesss
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July ID. Isss-dlm At'ys for Pi,'f.


:" t7$1 TrMstec,s SAl0. ,ut Is 5satr u 81
DUBLIc NOTICE il hsraby given that on Sat-
i urdAy'she 18th dayot August, 4. y. 1852, Do
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock a. and ostsck D..
m. Of that day i win proceed 10 sell II pebble ssle
in front or the Court House in the city ~ Keoiak,
Lee county and StAie Of Ioxs. 10 the yhehsst bid
der for cash, fhe GLOWING real esssa, to wit Los
No. eight (D in block No, one hundred and treniy-
nine ff3sl inths city Of Keoiuk, Lac county sad
State of Iowa. aafoa.,t s..l.., s.ssl aentts i Mn
The above sale viii Be. .. Do b virtae Of Decd
of Trust executed on the tibet April, "A I'D 1885
by A. M, Ball md Mary Ann Asdwf@ to ne, ~
curing the payn ent Of two promissory no tes mede
by SAID A. B. Ball % Jatacs Il. Rxuoe and by said
Bruce endorsed to D. W Mosre a Co., esoh dated
April Isl, 1856, for $2ss hoo each. be asst dive
in one year, and whichis paid, and the secosd due
in two years from its dat. With exchange On BAlt-
April "A, D, 1855, and which remains pest due and
unpaid; IND tha said pssp II Trust havisg hssons
available by reason Of such non paymsDts n0v I
will proceed % sell rs above stated aud sxscute
deed 70 tns ppfchaser such sale, in pursuance VI
such trust. f - ..aalss s. tIsr. Il i'll 4.
Keokut, July II, 1859 din, t.s .s,isa glata4a.,
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j ;1EnEluolyUa t1O>. DI' uTDtlI
~ Kandall William Rnddick p

III AyAIluolgU 0nOvsII UTD1A'
To Joseph W. Kendall, William Ruddick, J. P.
Hornish, Charles J .O6tMAkAMn - Ames d. Devin,
+. X. Hart, p. Z. Loma1, and J, X, hickey, (df.,
N0U are hereby respectively potiGeds tbst there
u Il is on file in the Clerks Office Of the Dis
triet Court Of Zee County, iowa, Ut Keokuk, pc
tition of Hiram Awnyy slaining = JndsnAt on
Foreclosure of mortgage, Against said Joseph W:
Kendall above named. for the sum of one hundred
thirty ght and 22l dollars, With ten per cent.
interest from the first dpx Of DepeNbey 1858, and
a special and general execution against Joseph W.
KenAan, snA g aAainso ali said vdsfeAdsnts above
named praying also forths iarsslpasss Of merit
gage given by said Jos, W Randall ~ Charles Ma
son, upon lot 9, block 145, Keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa, The sale Of ssid mort gagged psmises to pay
off said debt, the extins uishmeht Of AL equity
of redemption therein, Tor costs and general re-
lief. f. - y . y ID go,
Now you and each Of you are notifed to.appear
and answer said petition on the morning of the
second day of this nsxs tesm~ OF ssid Court ID be
holden on the Grst Monday Of SspssnsAr, Aa ,,or
judgment and decree will 20 had thsrein as prayed
for by default. III. SCOTT HOWELL,
July is, lS50-dln 81, i Spl,r for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-27
OFiglnal Notice.
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uhos. Hale, Chaplin 4 Lee. and VIM. Mcdaniel,
: ttd5s33fsedaeElil .ns IalaNal ,tadsul1II
/ is now on file in the Clerk Office of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, Pc
IL, ATR etiI'ns 81. issEEsFa o
teilo above named, for the sam Of one hundred and
lftypips and a6sl0O dolass, wt4h ten per cent. An
tefesf from the first day Of December, 1858, and
spscial and general ex4etion against Patrick Sos
tep d, me Il 4saingA4S IA said dsfendants MOTE
named praying alsQ1t the foreclosure Of q mort
gage given by s,id hk Costello 10 Chaee. A sp9sIl
sppn lot , bdck q - e city N Heokuk, Lee
to pay of said. debt Ahs extinsuishnsnt of all
equity Of redemption therein, for costs and general
rehef.s dts tr. niaH ronsaa" aauuli saan*'
Now you and each Of you are notified to appear
and answer said PetIti6k' or The morning of the
second day Of the next term of said Court, to be
holden che Arse Mondsy iof September, 1850, 81
Judgment and decree Nilllbe had therein As prayed
for by default,
July l6, BbV dam, sya s13el faT PNsitispas. 1