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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11
.y(lalN Il. KING

REAL ESTATE h EXCHANGE E BROk ER,
Nor>py PUBLIC 4 CoMx,ssIosrR OF DEEDS,
LE CLAIRE ROW-Le Cloirc XaH EnfvGnce,
JAnil Davenport, Iowa.
J. W. EVITEAU,
ATTORNEY AT Law, NOTARY PUBLIC
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

AND AGENT AND RTAI ESTATE BR0KEH.
IL will give special attention to renting hcnsos and
collecting rents Also. tuy, sell, exchange. lease
api pav taNc4 real estate; negotiate loans, exam
in land fitl &, .c sc.
OFFIcE-st Blrhcmore & Iawes' Bank, No II
Braliy street Davenport Iewa may lo.6m
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PUTNAM a. LEAK =.

A TrORNEyS AND COUNaELORS At LAW. ard
~ Notnries PGhlc. once, No. y Main stree;
Davenport, Iowa. hayl1dt'
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JOSHUA BURR,

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4 GENTS far ihe sale o. Duponts *postin q
"A and s.Ins,in. Powder. and safety Fuse
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MO WEST sECOND sTRRRT, (LR CLAIRR
~ Row. Davenport, Iowa, Wholesale and retail
Dealers in Drugs. Medicines Chemicals, Paints, Oils
window Glass. Fancy Articles, Per'umery, Mineral
Teeth G.ll Foil &C. Sc hch0
j. q. PARKER, VI. H..
PHYSICIAN a ND SURGEON,
nFFICE-with Messrs. Roger & Bowers, No. SO,
Orders LETT with them will receive prompt atten-
tion nov24
JAMES T. LANE JOSEPH J. LAER
Attorneys and Councillors AZ i.nw,
oNcc-Nos and S, Commercial Block, south east
corner ~ "a and Brady streets.
FRAME rrrNrR. Gro vANHosKN,
P1lMER 4 VAN IlOSEN.
A TTOREEYS and Councillors At Law, and Nosa-
~ rirs Pubic Also agents FOR the Charter Osk
rre Ins. Co., Hartford Conn. Capital $500 o00
City Fire II .Co.. New Haven, g " 4e00,0!0.
ofYee T. Claire Block, Davenport SEPT
COHMIN & O0N,
A TToRNEys AND coz NsELLORS AT LAW
NoTARiES pTBi.t
cfce-At Mackiot / Coroin's hxchange once,
n.vennc,, Iowa ocl5u
A. II. nrNSsrr. G. T. wHrrcoMR.
stv.N ~ "
a TrnRNEYs AND CoUNSELLORS At LAW,
N Nolsr,es Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
viii practice in the Courts OF Scott Clinton. Jackson
and Mu.catnc counties, and In Rock Island county,
H. and TIE Z. 3. District Court Of lows.
OFFIcE--N. ". Corner Matn and Second streets.
Janli
JnnN y. CRAWFORD,
TroRNEy AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
n Notary Public.
0rrIcE- Nicsoiis Block u2 stairs Ja20
j. ID. PATTON,
rroaSEY AT Law. OAice-up stairs, in the
a building formerly occupied by y. v. Wiley,
West SECOND street.
Busi1sss iutrcst"d to MS care VIII DC pubctuSy
ettenic' to
D.venpor, January O. 1851. Jans
JOHN r. KING,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE BROKER,
Nor.nY PurLrc 4 CoMx,ssrosrR OF DEEDS.
LIZ CLAIRE ROW-Ls Cioire Hall Ent,cnce,
JAnil Davenpors, Iowa.
}. W. GUITEAU.
ATTORNEY ar Law, NOTARY PUBLIC
coNMIss
orrics--No s Dsvenports Bocs. Entrance on
M.in s,ret Julyl4 dAw1y
McCAEsN + COATES,
Wholesale ROGERS,
FORWARDING * COMMISSION MKRCHANTj,
No1F ONT sraxEr, CoRKxs OF BRADY.
Davenport, Iowa.
VxyEare constantly In receipt Of Fresh Grocer
w les which Offer rt Wholesale, for cash, at
the lowest rrices and to witch We invite the atten-
tion Of dealers In city ar country. may7 On
Competition Is the Spice Of Trade.
ITO CONFORM 10 the ti.sss, the SCOTT HOUSE
1 has reduced che price Of transient TO one dollar
ihr.e dollars per week and upwards. II Is our de-
tern Aan that this shall be the best dollar house 70
tha s'.;e
EsUkTES HOUSE,
CORNER OF IOWA 4 FIFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
mch2oar
vuSwErH sxrRACTBD Ev NKw PROCESS
i without occasioning any delay or pain whatever
JULIUS CHESEBROU GH
Dental Surgeon.
OPpIOs-ln xerwin's Block. 81 Perry. between "a
and 9Th streets.
pared 10 extract teeth BY admitting sltsht current
of electricity around the tooh ~ the time q ext1sc.
tioa thereby Alls yng all pain attendant upoa -
tseclins by Che ordinary method.
ThspstIsnt has fall knowledge Of vnes y pAss-
ins aed thsre ere not thees s1scts veeA ese elten
aceisod seser hevln0 tssth e1Sseeto1 ~ - - q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

twelve engines 70 be delivered by Jnre H. 1879.
In fact; the Railroad Company were no. resdy 20 re-
ceive them al by ths. time bo. postponed me delivery
uni the Fall Of 1850, q; which time only zen hsd oeeo
delivered under the contract. TIE 40 conpanies
then abandoned the old cor;r.c. and made nes ore
for SIX engines On dferet terms and CONDITIONS
from the former contract and the remaining TO we're
never called for or waited. IL The mean time, the
shs,es Of the Railroad Company rad become OF no
value ard Mr.. Croker declined 20 pay The amount
subscribed. AZ the trial in Windsor, lss. week, Judge
Nelson ruled tina. the defense relied upon was ward
and verdict was rendered for ihe defendant. Ihe
Railroad Company fled exceptions - DIS cecsion, 8nc
are 20 carry the case 70 Washington before he United
States Supreme Conr. Taunton Gazette.
IRoy RAILROAD BKIDsE.-As piendid iron bridge
hiss been constructed scr0ss Green River 10 Kentucky
on the Louisville and Nashville lire which, With the
exception of the Victoria Bridge a. Montreal Is the
larges. Of the kind in America. II 94 fee. Oog from
abutment TO sbuiment, and rs fee: high above low
spans al the extremes being $50 feet long, ana the
three intervening POS fee: each from center 70 center OF
piers. IT,.
ssys Young man named Rus. Of Chemist, OHIO, le
or 10 years DID, ef B1bys Hotel, New York, on Mon
dsy evening last en- route for Troy and Nsgsrs Falls
The bsckman conveyed bin 70 the Troy steamer, and
bis trunks placed OF board. They were brought
10 Troy ard found By his friends IN the baggage.
room Of the steamer, but the young man a mlssng.
!, is feared he was either drowned or murdered.
The public lsnds advertised TO be sold in MinnesOss
from the let Of October TO the 18th Of October en-
brace the Government sl,ernstes with the siI.mle
limits Of the railroad grsnts, and the pine lands OF the
north portion Of the Sta.e, consisting Of million
and three quarter acres.
The Helena (Arkansas) Democrat says tina. the free
negroes of Arkansas who required by law to leave
tie STATE before 1860 seem generally 20 have seeced
Kansas az their future home, and intend removing
there at an early day.
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Total. ...'sss.s.''..' ''''s.''..'.'s
Lsavins surplus Of profits on the SIS, =
1t. 1910 ~

"
The Committee are Of the opinion that it viii be
nroper TO declare semi annual dividend Of y cent
on the capital stock Of the Company; also, surplus
dividend Of cent; together 10 v cent, payable on
demand, which will leave surplus of earnings on the
lie. Of August, 1859, $l6l 10 90.
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oupt Of met" or undrawn depos is:

The fret weekly statement was made August o. is'J.
Bank balances were not included in the deposits until
June 6, 1854 at which date the deposits we're appa-
renty increased slOOOo,OOO. The Clearinghouse
was commenced on the 18th of October 1853, and the
average exchanges given in the above table, for the
wear ending July 80 1854, were for nine months and
seventeen days. Considering the circulation and net
deposits as representing the total liability Of the
Banks and adding So 600 to the net deposits and
circulation for the year ending July 80 1854, as the
average of bank balances, we present in the following
statement the daily average liability with the per-
centage Of specie held by the banks, for each year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

CRoys ~ Crs1RAL NEw-YoaE.-A letter Of Jaly
&c, from Genessee, NeEYork, ssys: Farmers are
now busy il the hsrves: feds. There ere s'4'e-
" nents OF light yieli rust, &C., but assure you
they are sheer fsbrca.ions There are some eIcep-
",ioDs bu. very few. The whest crop Is on the
" wholes good one, compared with the few last
crops. The prospecs for large crops OF barley,
" oats and Spring wheat are good
The Dundee Yates CO.. Record says that Daniel
Supple Of that village nae inst finished harvesting
come What ees than sx acres Of Winter barley yield
ing $40 bushel,. Ths is ALMOST mp 70 cur Wsyne
County farmer, who raised 300 Bushels from four
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The Bank Statement for The week ending July %
completed the sixth year dd7fhg which the banks OF
this city have pubished a weekly statement OF the
daily average condition Of their loans and discounts
specie, circulation and deposits. We are now able to
present statement Of the average per day OF the
several items for each OF the six years, with the daily
average of the exchanges for those years, and the
amount of net or undrawn deposits:
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radical orthodoxy for iss ass ard look 10 or gnid-
snce; tina. 50 called orthodox corservs.iss ALLURE, 10
practice .heu OWE creed in rsfusIg 20 tspouse Isd-
o.l reforms Those pOsitiors an ready 10 defend a.
friends Of Temperance, Peace and Freedom" 70 help
you "supplant" my Theology oy yoar ora. "hs;h
,hould follow your example
Other thoughts press upon me- but my space ~ &C.
A. ever yoar friend WILLIAM GOODLLL
Nc a Bset ras sirssf, Aas 1859.
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The Export Of Specie for the week ending Saturday
was as follows:

Wehe.r 0! no god go:rS to Boston tomorrow for
the steamer.
Subscrip.iors vii be received a. the Bsnk of the
Commonwealth in this si.y, for $4,000 of the stock
in the brsrct Of The Mechanic. Bank, of Missouri, To-
Gated ct Kansas City TEE terms ard particulars are
set forth in an advertisement.
The business OF the Ce.rirg House was e26'' 800.
In money matters We hear OF 10 change.
Mr.. Jacob Lille was .o-dsy unanimously reaimitted
TO the Board Of Brokers.
The Bsrk Statement OF the week hiss been received
generally IS more favorable thar was anticipated
The line OF spece i: thought, would fall to about
SO 500 900, whereas il slightly exceeds s20,ooo,Wo
The receipts from the interior must have been larger
thsn was supposed. TEE Line Of loans shows fur
ther contraction, brt smaller ore than we looked
for From the activity IN The market last week, 1t
was thought the contraction would be at least
a million. The circulation shows large increase,
which is usual daring quarterdsy week, and the net
deposit. large loss larger than is accounted for by
the other items Of the statement The annexed figures
give the condition OF the banks in the first week Of
August, for three years:
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Mr.. James A. Phelps Of Buffalo, has published
"Shipper's Guide" containing IL. OF railroad
stations, &c, and inland nver.ovns IN the United
States and Canada, with list Of railroad and canal
officers and agents, and of Cus,om-HoIse officers
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The corresponding week of 1857 was the maHimum OF
the expansion which brought on the financial crisis of
October. l. vii; DO seen me banks are much stronger
now. The grea: loss OF specie during the past week
was by the Commerce, nearly half 8 million.
The following lie q comparative statement OF the
condition Of the NewYork City Banks for the weeks
ending July 80 and August &:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

Two new Flemish thea,ers were opened in Brussels
10 July; and others in Client, Antwerp and ostend.
The taste for the Temsh s pore and more rsvivine
10 Belgium.
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Loans on call are rather more easily made ct 6s7
= cent but paper is no better. The offerings at
bank are about equal to the disposition to discount.
In the discount houses the current rates are 6e"<
cent for prime, very short two-nsme paper, and
769 y cent for long dates.
The appointment of Receiver Of the Erie Road will
not probably be made for several days. The matter is
in the hands of Judge Mitchell Several persons have
been named as prominent candidates. TO be hoped
that time will be taken 70 select the best man for this
important position. He should not only be man o.
character and possessing the confidence OF the pub
c but he should be acceptable to all classes OF inter-
ests in the property, and be practical and ensr-
getic railroad manager.
Tie Ne,cark Mercury furnishes an account of the
organization on Saturday of the Beleve Railroad and
Transportation Company:
Mr.. John Kennedy, the President Of the Board OF
Commissioners, presided, with G. DE Wit, IT,, ~
Secretary. The following gentlemen were elected
Directors, having seyersy received 2 votes oui Oh
Hugh Holmes, ID. S. Gregory, John ). Darcy john r.
Jackson, John Kennedy, and s. V. e. Van Rensselaer,.
majority of the Board citizens OF Bellevile the
preponderance having been conceded 10 the SOCK
holders in that place, though holding minority ~
interest.
Subsequently, the Board Of Directors met and organ
lied by elec.ng John p. jackson, esq as President,
H. j. Southmsyde Treasurer, and +. Wool.ott jack
son, Secretary. On motion, it was resolved that Q
speedy survey be made Of several routes for the pro-
posed railroad under the charge OF the executive
officers with the advsement and direction OF the mem-
beers of the Board.
The following very interesting particulars OF the
export trade of New Orleans for the last fiscal year.
we copy from The Nee. Orleass CresceI:
n La tie ofurs In fOT1Ao
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The above figures viii repay the closest attention
Of our bank managers. BY studying the lessons con-
veyed in them, repetition of the disasters OF the
past may be avoided.
The movement: Of the Banks since Moves, 1855, has
hsen follows.
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f.sLs q =. Loo syscs c.e~ase. s:1 prpssn ~ ~
fsg e. lsss ekxA s sGrsd ne Capital Of sneA Row.
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The following table gives the STATEMENTS TOT INC
weeks in each of the SIX years corresponding to that
ending July 80 1852 with the percentage OF coin to
net liability at each period:
JulyS, July Dc, Aug I. July 81, JulyT
Isa5 ia5s. ls57. 1853 1859
Loan. 7se III $40 $50 100 ~ $50 ils $500 isG2
Circuatn 4ss s336,A5 s,66S422 n ,65 szns3
Ne, 72SslG0 s,os2o ss sil45SS 7444Ss'
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Trustee . Sale.

WHEREAS, BY certain Deed Of Trust, dated
w April ~, 1851, and rseurded 10 tho Recorder .
ofics Of Lee County. lows, In Deed Book No. II,
pAgss 667 and Gee. Willis Te0t conveyed to D. W.
kilbourne, Trustee. the following real estate to-
wit Lot No. one ~, In Block No. one hundred
and twsnty-eight Il 1sl, in the City Of Ksokuk, Lee
County, Iowa. Said Deed Of Trust wAs given to
secure the payment Of the parchase money on said
prop erty to samuel Manb, YIN. u. Lee and r.. C.
DslavAn, as follows: Seventy i've dollars, ncptem-
Dor LIST, 1861; gcventy- dUslas. April Sd, isns
with per cent. interest pes ssAum TIN dur SD
per cent per snnum aftsf duo Ind whereas both Of
said pay nents are due snd unpaid though pay.
ment haa been Aemsub>d. ma whsscfsrs Tia ovner
Of said Decd u trust has directed said Trustee to
sell said property under the clausc Of sals con
taired In sad Deed Vt IrWL refer nce bling had
TO the same for particulars. Notice, therefore IL
hereby given that on TN. Slst day Of Decem Der,
1858. ~ the door Of the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk,
between the hsors Of In aslsek q M. aud o clock
r. N. Of said day, shall sell said TEAL estate 70
the highest bidder, for cash, 10 pursuance OF said
Deed Of Trust.
DIV. KILBouRNE, Trustee.
keokak, Nov. 30, l65S-dAw
The above sale Is postponed to che 10th day Of
January, 1850. ID. W. KILB0UkNE,
keokuk, Dec. 30th, 1858. trustee.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given 70 the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list situated In the
City Of ksokuk Lee County and state VI Iowa.
been assessed and levied on said lola by the City
Cosncii OF said city for laying plank ridewslk In
front Of said lots ~ designated il above list, and
unless payment be made Of the taxes 20 levisd,
and also al costs before the 18th day Of January.
A. D. 1852, the said lots, or 90 much thereof a.
shall Be necessary TO discharge said tax and sosS
will be sold on the day aforesaid, 1t this Mayors
Once In said city, between the hours Of c'cissk
:. N and So'clock pm.
G. g. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Ksokuk.
Dec T. 1AkN-dM 100
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NOTICE IL hereby given TO tho owners Of the
Lots describedin the foregoing list, situsfsd In
theCiiy Of keoksk, l,ascsuuty and Stateo Iowa,
that q speoial tax has been assessed andlevied on
said described lots, as designated In above list,
BY the City Council of sasA c4ty being the cost of
Abating nnissneeon sAah sfsaid lotz respective
~, and unless pay nent bs made Of the taxet so
levied and also All costs, before the 4th day Of
January, A. b. SIS, sshe ssid lots, or ~ much
thereof ~ shsli ~ accsasry 40 discharge said
tax and costs, will b cold on the day aforesaid,
at the Mayor Office in said city, between the
hours Of . o'clock m. and 8 clock y. m
&C. STEVENS,
CoIlectorof the City OF Keokuk.
Dec u.s. lE55-dtd I'D a4s8A
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rINo BENJAMIN CHASE and Thomas Love, do.
L ing business under the name Of Chase 4 Love !:
You are hereby notified that there il file In
the office Of the Clerk Of tho Dstric. Court OF Lee
County at Keokak, Iowa, the petition Of George
Cary claiming of you the sum Of one hundred and
thirty. five dollars and ninety cents, as money
tachment on the ground that you are non-residents
Of the State Of Iowa, and unless you appear and
answer said petition before the second day Of
the February term 1862 Of said court, Judgment
will be rendered against you.
CIV. L0WEIE,
Dec. y, 1850 Atty for Plaintiff.
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seNew-Ds1sel TINT
y there 10 now on Ale In The O1as II tbs Clark Of
petition Of Jswett, Gates johnson claiming 81
you one hundred and fifteen dollars for = bill Ell
co. d, ind praying writ az attachment against
you, and 1nlsss yDu appear nd Answsv thereto on
o. before Ne second day ysf ssxt FSFpsry tlsSp)
Arst Monday Of said month, Judgment by defanA
RANKIN, MILLER ENsTEK,
Dec. n, ls5s-dGw plaintiffs Att'ys.
~ CONN and a. J. +. Provost; You are hereby
". notified that there to nov on Ole In the Office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, at Keokuk. a petition Of jennings 4 Andsr.
son, claiming of you seven hundred dollars for
work done on your premises, and praying for q
special lien against the premies mentioned in said
petition, and for special execution against and
sale Of the same to satisfy said claim, and unless
you appear and answer thereto on or before tho "a
day Of next February 1887 term Of said court to
be holden nj keok uk he Rrst Monday of said
month, judgment BY default will be had against
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTsR,
Dec. ~, ls5sdAw Piaintils' Att'ys.
rlN0 w. G. WELLS, q. A. Macon and --0ray "a
\ fou are hsrsby notified that there u now on
file in the ooe Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, = petition Of 7, A..
Harrow. claiming Of you .hs sum Of two hundred
and eighty three and To 100 dollrs, - money due
On acconnt and also asking an attachments, and I'M
less you appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore the Tuesday after the Arst Monday In Februa-
~, 1880, judgment by Default will be had agaiust
you. RANKIN, MILLER ENSTKH,
Dec. n, 1s5s--dhw Plaintiffs Au'ys,
Two JOHN J. PAGE and Thomas D. Tillford :
1 You are hereby notified that there IL now on
hle In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, lows, ~ ksokuk, petition Of o. s..
conki lin claiming 81 John A. Page the sum Of
twelve hundred eight and 331. 100 dollars, and In
terest, on promissery note made BY said Page 10
said Conklins order, and praying agsinst said
Page and Tiilford the foreclosure and sale Of Der
tain real estate in said petition forth and IN
less you appear and answer thereto on or before
the second day Of next February tls5ej term of
said court, 70 be holden at keokuk the hrst Mon
dAy Of said February, judgment by dsfault win be
had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER
Dec. 80, l85S-d Plaintiffs Att'ys
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~~4@-+-
MEOkUM FEMALE EMaNAkx.
10 Institution wiii commence ,ss second scs~
sion on Monday, Nov. 10Th, In the second story
Of Ds. Ssnford's building, corner Of Fifth md
Concert streets.
The Board OF Trustees II this Seminary elected
from various reii ious denominations ana repre-
senting large part oil the Christiaa community.
deairs BY tbs united and cooperative efforts OF tie
Rriends Of education TO establish gradually such
N instituticn ~ our city requires.
The Prinoipal Of the Inssiluti0n 10 Rev. g. A.
WILLIAMS, TO whom, or to the Secretary Of the
hoard, applications for the admission VI papils
may b. made MA
The charges for tuition will be te and q ID the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sum Tor incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
herman, de-, extra charges will be made.
Itis desirable that persons dssigninx 70 bscome
pupils b present panetually on the 1rst Of the
session. WIN. THOMPSON,
Presidsnt Of the Beard Of Trustees.
HENRY SrRoAG, Ssc,y.
Ksoksk, Nov. 3, lsts-d
~ a. SAT- for sale low ny
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LeRai Notice. Before ci osure Of Mort
:, gage.

To George W. Grimes, Mary X. Chimes, j. w.
simpson, S. c. Parish, J. p. Cummins:
VoU and each Of you hereby notified that
L thsre is uow On file in the once of the Clerk
Ut tho District Court of lie. County, Iowa, ut keo-
kuk, petition Of John Randolph and N. V.
Leslie, claiming of you the said Geo. w. Grimes
fsn aundred asd Rvo dollars as justly due them,
being balance due upon two promissory
note executed by you, payable to the order of
john Randolph md N. Y. Lsslie also praying
judgment Ter the interest st ! per cent. per
mum apon eight hundred aad seven y five dollars
from February 2lst, 1857, being the face Of said
notes Also claiming sgainst all Of you the fore
clos arc OF NOR tgage upon lot four az, in block
one hundred aud ninety-twu, in the City Of keo.
kuk bee county, Iowa, executed by the said g eo.
" Crime, to said John Randolph and N. v.
Leslie, and praying for sale Of said hot OF ground
in which the said Mary k Grimes, J. w. stimp-
son, S c. Psrh and J. + Cuminins claim to have
some IN torres saase4aent 10 PLAINTIFF mortgage,
and that unless you appear end answer thereto ON
or before the I'd day Of The next term Of said court
TO be holden al keokuk on the first Monday in
February, A ID. 1881, Judgment by default will
be rendered against you
@f6 tJ NOBLE i STRONG,
Dec. 4, 1850 Plaintiffs Att'ys
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ps nuHIHbUN
V0U and each " you are hereby notified that
i there is now hie In the office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Tor Lee County, Iowa, ~
keokuk. petition OF Minerva 4. Wa lker. claim.
ing of you cue thousand dollars, and interest al
~ per cent from May IA, 1857, upon promissory
note executed by ysu, payable 10 her order one
year from said date; also praying the foreclosure
the payment OF said note, and two other notes
each for one thousaua dollars, upon ffty feet
of front end OF lot twelve, in block twenty
fouryin the iity Of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa ;
and that unfess you appear and answer thereto on
or before he I'd day of next term Of said District
Court, 70 be holden at keokuk on the FIRST Monday
In February, A. ID. 1853, judgment will be rem
dered against you by default.
NOBLE STRONG,
Dee. 4, 1855 Plaintiffs Att'ys