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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-19

rI,O THOMAS b. WALKER Sir--You are here.
l by notified ttat thera Is now Oh lie in tho Of
fee OF the Clerk OF tbs district Court of Lee County
at heoh ui. Iowa, the petition Of ID. W. PresselI
claiming # Il The sun. III four hundred and fifty
ght toIiag tMaty cents u,one, due the sad
-. W freskegipn account, and unless you appear
and answer sBia petition before the second day
VI the term Of said court begun and holden in
The cisS d keokak tho trst Monday in February,
1852, Judgment vii he rendered gaisi you thereon
fer the full amount, with interest and costs. ipu
are further notified that IN alta hment has issued
In said case against your goods, Ae.
G. W, L0WRIE,
~. lSkq.a Aft,v for Plaintiff
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keOkuk
TREES FOR 1854 I,

w q q, q q q
A = + l. Il T Il i Il s
for sale, many ~ them
measuring 10 height IL
feet. Also, a fnc los Of
Red c, dafs, very large
Pears, standard 4 dwarf,
Peach, Cherry, Plum, and
Chestnut Trees tsoasches-
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DIBLIC NOTICE I. hereby given to al persons
! that shall on Ssh day II January next, in
front Of the elerhs athee, in the city Of keokuk
sell 70 the highest bidder for cash, Mt public auc
ton, the following real estate in the county Of
block one hundred and twenty nine fl2al, Of the
city 81 keekak, and will make deed to the pur-
chaser.
Said sale ID made by virtue Of deed from !.
Ball and wife, conveying said lot to me n trust
10 secure the payment of two notes Of x2il 10
each, dated August 80, 1855, payable to the order
Of Hawkins Taylor IN one and TWO years respec-
tiysiy from date. with ten per cent. per annum
inserert asa ne noiacr Of the last note, whch IL
unpaid, having produced the same to me and re-
qaifed the execution Of tbs trust, shall sell said
property according to the terms II the deed.
SAM'L r. MILLER,
Dee. II is5s-dtd Trustee
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SAMUEL F. NoonnIrs,
THEeDoRE SHHLpoS,
SAMrsI. w IScGERS.

TH.oDoRK SHRLp0N Samuel W Rogers
SANusL w RcGERs.
NoL are hereby notified hat there is now on fle
in the office VI the Clerk of the Distrie, Court
OF Lee County, at keokuk, petition Of Samuel r..
VOORHEES,. claiming If said Sheldon the payment Of
certain promissory notes given by him 10 said
VOORHEES,, and claiming of both Of you the foreclo-
sure of mortgage given by said Sheldon to plain
tiff to the payment Of said notes, on twenty
of land on, Of he north part of the
quarter of the south quarter of section thirty
three 33} towns hip sixtysix 1907 north, range five
(5) west, in Lee County, Iowa.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
before the 81 day II tbs next February term
Of said Court, Judgment will be had against you by
default, riding 70 the prayer IF the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
Dec. II, is5S--dec2sd AIT for piaintf
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ttsa BENJAMIN CHASE and Thomas Love, do
l ing business under the ma nae Of Chase 4 Love !.
laa ate herebs notified thar there s now on Gle In
the Office of the CLERK VI the Distrc. Court Of Lee
County nj ksokaA, Iowa, the petition Of George
Cary claiming Of ypu tho sum of one hundred and
thirty hye dollxrs and ninety ay. cent? ~ money
due on contract. aaid petition prays for At
taehment the ground that you are non sidents
4! the State a Iowa, and unless you appear and
answer SAID petition beiore the second day Of
the February term 1859 OF said court, judgment
Will he rendered against you.
G. W. LOWRIE,
DEC. -, is5std Atty for Plaintiff.
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DELINQUENT LIST az LOTS

hN which special taxes are due and unpaid, fol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-19

9unN :. rosiEhi Sir gu are hereby mo-
titled that there IL on iii In the osicc az the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lex County al leo.
kuk, Iowa, the petition OF Ann Mallory, claiming
IT you the sum ut sevsnty.ttx snd s-iuo do liars
aud the interest on the same from the nth day u
July 1898, ~ money due : promissory note
made by you 10 her for that amount, dated July
7th, 1888, aus and payable in one day from sails
date, ana unless ysl appear and answer 20 said pc.
titi"n on or before tho morning Of the second da,
Of the next term Of said court begsn and holssr
the first Monday Of February, lsG9. Judgment y III
b. rendered AZ ainst you thereon. You Are turtle,
notified that nm attachment has issued against
your lands, goods, &c.
CHA6. W. LoWRIE,
Nov. ~, sss-dec24d Atty for Plaintiff
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Dee %, 1858 Atty for Plaintiff.

r WHITLATCH, you are hereby notified that
-. there il now on file in the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keoku
a petition Of w. II Rolessoa claiming Of you two
hundred sixteen SO 100 dollars. on your promissory
note, and paying u writ OF attach nent, and unless
you appear and answer thereto bsfore the
second day Of next February, 1859 term, to be ho
den at Keokuk first Monday of said month, Judg-
ment by default will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
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Two JOHN j. PAGE and JOHN COW AN There
/ is now on hle in the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keoknk,
the petition Of Joseph c. Hughes, claiming OF you
So 400, and costs on two promlssory notes, exc
euted by You to said Hughes said petition prays
for an attachment on the ground that you are non
residents
unless yon appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day VI the February term
1862, Of said court, Judgment will be rendered
against you,
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
NOV 81. 1854 Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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TWO DAVID REDDiNGT0N, William Anderson,
i james Reynolds. Jkseph Chandler, Ehrmann

T1y0 JOHN ETANNUS, Simeon Haynes, Martha
j G. Etannus, ElisabethF. Haynes Henry strong
and William r .Althorp. There is now on file in
the oics IL the District Court Of Lee County Iowa
1t Keokuk, the petition u John galloway claim
ing Of John Etannus and simeon Haynes the
Of $1,000 their promissory notss, And against the
defendants decree forsclosing ; mortgage to Sc
cure said notes, with prayer to that eject, tina,
all equity and right VI redemption and all dover
and All subsequently acquired interest b. cut of
aud barred, for sale IL property, that the pur-
chaser have deed and be put in possession and for
general relief Unless you appear and answer said
petition before the second day of the Febfua-
~ term lS5q) II said court, . Judgment and de-
cree viii be rendered rs prayed for.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENHTER,
Dec. 81, lsbs-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
fi,o ANsON l.. DEMING = ROBERT +. ROBB !.
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on
file in the Office VI the Clerk u the District Court
Vt Lee County, at keokuk, the petition u o. n.
Crane, claiming VI said Deming the sum Of Ave
thousand Eve hundred and Fifty dollars With inter-
est and claiming II both VI you the foreclosure 0f
mortgage On ~ ST feet front on Main street of
the southeaseriy side ot lot block ~ ~ the city
! ., aaSssa, ~.1 ss,o va the same tor tue payment
| Of the debt aforesaid.
/ And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before tho second day Of the next Fsbrusx1
term OF said Court, judgment will be rendered
against you by default, according TO the prayer 81
the plaintiffs petition.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
/ Au'ys for Plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22

"VIEEkA. June S.-The Official Austri,n Cone
spoxddncc contains the following:
After oag troop. had sccor1ng to order. evscu-
sted Milan ca Sunday last, the public fuuotcna-ios
also relinqushtd their posts aud the charge of pro-
dns for the security Of The town wac Transferred to
the municipality. The Imperial Austrian function
aries have withdrawn to Verobs but il 10 possible
however that they msy their poets ami fuac-
.ious in Mantua'"
The Official Austrian Corrtspordqnet Of tue llth
states that the Austrian army was containing ITS
retreat beyond the AIDA and that its headquarters
were at Csyat.igozzi, before Cremona.
special dispatch from Vienna TO The London
T'm,s says that on the sth. the sec md Austrian
army had its headquarters at Codegno, on the
AIDA.
There is yet nothing authentic as 70 the real
strength Of the forces engaged at Magenta, nor as
to the losses.
II Was affirmed that the AustriaDs amounted 70
80, 600, and the French to about as macy.
TIE real lOss Of the AustrAns il estimated st
1900 TO 1900 men.
A report was current in Paris that Marshal Can
robert had died Of his wounds, but i. turns out he
Was EOt HOuLdtd al all.
Private letters via Berne assert that the French
loss was sery serious especially among tho supe-
rior oflicers, snd that the Austrians made rSany
prisoners.
According to some accounts the Emperor of the
French not preset at the battle, while others
assert that be was, AID that when Gen. lie Oerc
vas killed, tie Emperor was not FAR from him
The Paris Correspondent Of The London Times
says:
L" It appear that the French Emperor waS in the
midst Of the Imperial Guard al Magepta during the
stand they made for two bours against the Austrans
All give the great glory Of the day to McMahon. He
had no orders to proceed to Msgenta-he henrd the
roar OF battle Iurhcd on and saved the army
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LATEST FROM THE WAR.

A Re Dam in honor of the victory AZ Maeenta
WINS celebrated at Paris in the Cathedral oil No're
Dame on the 9Th inst. The Empress and al 'ae
authorities were present.
AT Turin also a TIE DeEm had been sung and
The town was illuminated.
A dispatch dated Nicnna, June :, says;
Con Gyulais official report OF the bs'te O., hSseL'"
dated "IIeadquarters, Belscjoso, 6;A OF June mas
been published to-day The Aus'rians have i0sI III
killed and wounded from 1000 20 800 men Inc ''s'
Of the enemy is at Least hall as much ss@'n' E!sIl
line Of the report proves the heroc po"e' u 'N'
Aus,rians TO Withstand the attacks OF the enemy
Tn, London Times had received the following
telegram from its Vienna correspondent, dated
Vienns, Thursday afternoon, , O'CLOCK
ct is crediby stated that Gen. Gyulai las oeen
dismissed, and Fied-Marshal Hess sppoln'ed Oo,'''
mauder-n- Chief. The Austrans are refining On inc
Ada, where they viii offer the Allies battle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
AN AUSTRIAN ACCOUNT.

The following official tel gram, Of which & summary
hs- been previously published, received from Lieut.
Gen. Crunre, the Emperors AdjutaHt-'enera!, was
ppblished IN Vienna on Tuesday:
"NEROSt, june To: ~ P. m.
The battle iuagh: in the 1e,hborhood OF hsg-n'a
on Ia. 9Th instant wss exceedingly fierce snf bloody,
So Isst-L mi. lusk. The attack Of the enemy waifl
vs. mad N the forenoon q: 1urblGo and Ban i-osa
xs. NJ inst directed sgant two brgaiee o. the hr-c
nrrry corps, under Lieut.-Cen. Count Gam NE
briys5.s tn question subsequently, reinforced ~
,Irca bricatss Of the II Prince r. l..cA.ees,e .
and Rei,cl sch. division Of the IN Baron I0uei y
sruv corp. Ia tie afternoon, tue 81 iPTnce r.
Shwar,zepber-s came into actio1 and the bridge q,
Rn4elora and the vi ~ Of Magenta Wa somesiiBes
IN H. en-ruv's hands and sometime n our
In "a lor1ing OF the 5.h. orr len Wlcs Wa az.
ENGAGED In the neighb0rhood II Magenta bI- cet.e.
refor,. on the subjects are still waning.
sTbe enemy made no further progress ana oor Ally
,o,L M fang position between Aboste Gfasso aGi
Eirs.ro The issus o. the battle wncu Vas g'-.- on
b.inr doubtful CONT Gyuls gave orders tass AiiEL
.b,nd Be- completely evacuated me on ''"it-
stsdIon y ard the sth Baron Won benedehs > army
corn. which were AZ q considerable distance IRON the
felf II battle. were not engaged.
Numerous French prisoners are IN our hands Inc
o. on both tides i great, but exact oicai returns ga
thr subject are ;. waiting. According to The prem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
ANOTHER FRENCH VICTORY AT MARlGaAaO
DEFEAT OF THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
LORD pALMERsToN TO BE PREMIER.
By THE PERSIA.

The screw steamer Kangaroo, from Liverpool and
Coik, arrived here yesterday morning with news 20
the 9th inst and the Persn, with news to tho ith,
oarDc in about 10, O'Clock last evening.
The steamship Nova Scotian, from Quebec, arrived
al Liverpool al $3.50 the afternoon Of tie 81! inst.
The Arseo, from N4w-York, arrived at Southamp-
ton or the evening Of the 9Th.
The V'go, from NewYork, reached Queenstown at
O'Clock gu the morning OF the 9Th and Liverpool on
tho afternoon of the 10th.
The United States frigste Cumberland was al Ma
ders on the LIT Of june.
Mr.. Gsmaliel Bailey, editor Of The National Era,
died on beard the Arago on the 9TH inst. At sea.
The steamer Weser, from New-York, arrived nj
Southampton on the night Of the 10th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22

minsry rcpoIt- Lieutenant General Baron R-sc bach
ard Major Genera Won BIrdina. vos Durielt, aud
Won Lebzelicrr sr- wounded. 81 are Colonel Hnbst-
scb.k, Lieutenant Cosopei StfonfiL and MAJOR uerk
of the ree inc 1t Of Hartmann, LieuiensEt Coion~l
Hcrer ana Msior Walter, of the regiment King Of
he R.lpinrs ard Major Morans, Of the regiment
Court wiapfen.' Major kron'cld. of Mig of
Prussia iIussars. a. killed. Lieutenant Colonel I'M
bris.iiRsl and Major Has, OF the ID Banat border
regiment, are missing. ~ 49,.
Intelligence will b- dispatched. A. the wires ar-
hruken between Miian, Paws, and |erons It vii not,
fortie meme ni be possible to receive authentic tee
graphic reports irom the scene Of action When news
oces arrive il vii b. Immediately and conscien'iously
conn un.ca,ei to the public.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

A correspondent Of TIE London Daily Ntios at
the seat Of war had hastily collected few details
of the battle Of Magenta AAer describing some
Of tie earlier incidents, the writer Gays, 10 less
than two hours the allied monarcbs were able to
deploy line of 60 eco men against the Columns oi
the enemy. The force Of the Austrans was not mueh
short of 30 Geo men, with powerful artillery Ihey
were. however, compelled TO move on most dis4d-
vsn,soeous erount a, their left was soon turned by
C,nroberts corps darm,e supported by Fsntis diyl-
sion. The Austrians were obliged 10 fall on their
centre al Abbiate Grn so The Austrian center tnu'
svclled nv the routed columns If their left wing
were soon in disorder, and thousands OF me enemy
fell. crushed 10y our artillery. At TINS Tune ueh'
NNsbon had reached the scene Of action, aud, see
inc that the moment had come 10 break the disor-
dered center of tire Austrians, went to the charge
with ~ n,petuos.ty seldom Witnessed before. lie
WAS supported by Gen. Durauds DIVISION "hic"
food in reserve moving slowly beside him. The
shock was terrible: dead and wounded were NO"
falling by thousands The AusirianS were i"''''
and the victory was won. The writer says tAa'
twenty of the eDemy's guns were brought H. ~
Zouaves engaged had about 700 men hor' 90
co,,Jot. \ brigade Of Marshal Canroberts corps
g0,mle were almost destroyed IL the last e1arSe'
Il i stated that during the battle Inc
Fmoeror and the Kipe were slsays IN the thcA
Of The fight Military men are unsA!non- III 'H7N
prai,e of the trstegc combinations Of TIE Luis,o'
The letter is dated Novara, Sunday, P m. ~ tha'
hour the sharp reports o! field guns and the To' Oh
uu.Ertrv were distinctly heard Jar on the risa' II
the direction Of Binasco.
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LOMBARDY ANNXID TO PIEDMONT.

THE AUSTRIANS IN FULL RETREAT.
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THE ALLIES IN MILAN.
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cor-c.rcpdere~ OF t. London New,

MiGENTf, .iune o, iN'''
Yesterday eveuirc, not without great difncusf.,
succeeded IN getting herr, To inspec, the ned % ~
,oriou~ battle fought Saturday last. MY PEI
NOT adequate 20 describe the heaEt-rendins shs
dreadful eject Of artillery; heaps OF dead ooii1s'
human limbs scattered about. carriages oToAsD'
houses burnt, crops tramp.ed, vineyards dc a.
tsed. houses Iluud@red-such j. the dePor Aois -.
- Town. however. Magenta l. 10 more he
mall i'm whence / am now wrilnE NJ
- bears r,srks of the tremendous struggle, ioI II
was thrice taken ard retaken during tae action; NV
nj 90 II furniture is 70 be found. not even ehA-f 10
- non some OF the details / SeLt you on SlI4a!
were NOT quite correct. The field guns captured % ou
80 "a. =, not twenty but four. led M an
s,ror by man who showed NE some other gun, T.
were captured q, Palestro and Borgo Nercen. hn,
hattie ~ Magenta was not begun by our trcoi'' ou'
bv The Aus,riays, who, although u ful ret.es. w.
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OFFICIAL FRENCH REPORT.
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DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO AND PERSIA.
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AUSTRIAN DEFEAT AT MAGENTA CONFIRMED
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OrIglAaa Nos,ce.

To Rcbecca Eppley tlaae Rebeecs s.v,s., J...A
kPpley her hushand, 5Amss L. Estes Jesse 4 ma
dick, jr., Jesse Reeves, Garner Morris Tha,ns.
Hale, tassignse, dc.), and Chaplin = Lee, tlofen-
dants): 10A9A~
VOU are hereby respectively no tilted tia, tbaro
L is now on file in the Clerks Office Of the ni.s
trict Court Of Lee County, lows, ct Keokuk, : ne
ttion Of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on
oreclosure of mortgage against said Rebecca
Epplcy (late Sayles) above named, for the sum Of
two hundred seventy and g. 100 dollars, with ten
per cent. interest from the first day Of December,
1858, and special and general execution against
hebecca Fppley Gate sayies), and as against all
said defendants above named praying also for the
foreclosure Of mortgage given by said Rehecca
Sayles. tnow EppleyD 20 Oh aries Mason, upon lots
and 8, block 703, in Kcokuk, Lee county, Iowa
the sale Of said mortgsged premises to pay o said
debt, the extinguishment Of oil equity of REDEEM D
ton therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each Of you are notified to appear
and answer said petition the morning Of the
second day Of the mart term Of said Court, to be
holden on the first Monday Of September, 1869, OF
judgment and decree will be had Their Elm AZ prayed
for by default
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
July 10, 16b9-d1m SOL for Petitioner.
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Legal Notice,


To Hiram Jones and Mary Jones, Oliver IL. Cox,
w. A. w. Gait and Agnes Gait, Jesse Wicker
sham and David Reddington:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
j there Is now on Gle in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Distr Court Of Lee County, lows, at Keokuk
petition Of james NJ. Billings, assignee Of Brown
, Lowe. claiming Of you the said Hiram Jones and
Mary Jones the sum Of five hundred dollars, with
interest from April 10, 1856, money due on your
promssory note Of said date for said sum at three
years, to order Of o. IL. Cox; and also claiming
against each and all Of you the foreclosure Of q
mortgage made to said Cox Of said date, to secure
sad note, 373 feet by 100 feet out OF block IT.
being 374 feet on 18th street by 100 feet deep &c.
(more particularly described In mortgsge,) in the
city Of Keokuk, Lee county. Iowa, the same being
for the purchase money, and having with said note
been assigned TO said Billings.
Now unless Won appear and answer said petition
before the second day Of the next term OF said
District Court, commencing on the first Monday
in September (1s5s) judgment and decree win BE-
rendered against You in accordance with the
prayer Of said petition
NOBLE STRONG,
July 20, 1859-dlm Atty'sf for Pn'f.
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Legal N0llCa.


10 St. phen 6. Eurbridge, George W. Lemon. Oscar
Ii Burbridge, Elizabeth Nj. Burbridge, jerome
:. Ridley and Mary p. Lemon:
NoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
L there Is now on file In the Office Of the CLERK
" the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, AT
heokuk, petition Of Isaac ". Green claiming Of
you the said Stephen q. Burbridge and George w.
Lemon the sum Of twenty-five hundred aud fifty
dollars, with interest from April Is, 1857, mo-
hey due on your promissory note of said date for
said sum at Is months to order Of Jerome s. Ridley;
and also claiming against each and all of you the
foreclosure Of mortgage given ut said date to
the said note upon las the same il prayed to
be corrected In said pctiton lots o, 4 10 and III In
block ~ in Reds Addition to the city of keokuk
Lee county, Iowa; which note and mortgage hav,
been assigned to said Isaac N Green by said Kdley
aud unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the morning OF the second day of the mex
term Of said District Court, to be begun and holden
at heokuk on the first Monday in September, A. D.
1889, judgment and decree will be rendered aganst
you according to the prayer Of said petition
NOBLk h STRONG,
July IL, ls5a-dlm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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t.cra, Noticc.


To James Lamb. executor of the estate of Vim.
Lamb deceased, Franklin Meek and Elixabet b
Meek, Peter Newcomer and Rosanna Newcomer.
Hannah d. Sargent and Snyder Sargent, Daniel
Woodward, Newton Lamb and - Lamb has
wife,
VoU and each of you are hereby notified that
II there is now on file in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keo-
kuk, petition of Hiram Barney claiming Of you
the said James Lamb, executor of the estate oil
William Lamb deceased the sum Of nine hundred
and siYty-seven and 6S-100 dollars, with interest
thereon at 10 per cent. per annum from May 10th
1859, as money due on mort gage made by william
Lamb in hisl life time to Charles ason dated uns
IS, 1858; and claiming against each Of You fand
the ther parties defendant named in said petition
the foreclosure Of the said mort gage, the same be
ing upon the s-w 1 Of the NV. Of sec. 33, also
the ne. IF the NV. Of section 30, all in town
ship 90 north, range west, in Lee county, Iowa
for the purchase money; and the same having be eI
assigned by said Mason to said Barney.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning of the second day Of ths
next term Of raid court. to mence at keokuk on
the first Monday in September, A. ID. 1850, judg
ment viii be rendered against you as claimed In
said petition.
NOBLE L STRONG,
July 20, Is5a-dlm Atty's for Plt'f.