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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25
HheriT,s Sale.

Roxanua Morehouse agst Andrew Morehouse,
10y virtue Of an alias vendi writ of execution to me
ID directed aud delivered in this cause frem the
court of common pleas of Wood county Ohio will
offer for he at the door Of the honse IN Perrys-
burg, on
Saturday, October lst 1852
between the hous OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 2 o'clock
=. NJ. Of said day, the following real estatoi The
north west quarter Of northeast quarter OF section
number ten Q0) in township number four (4) north,
range number nine ~ east Wood county, Ohio, ap.
praised at s.
JAMES MURRAY, atty of Plf. C. W NORTON,
August lS. lSj9-15w7 S3A6, Sheriff.
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SheriI's Sale.
The Belmont Branch State Bank of Ohio, against Johr

The Belmont Branch State Bank of Ohio, against John
Ellsworth ct nj.
DY virtue of q vendi order of sale to me directed
I'D and delivered in this from the court of
pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale
at the door Of the court house in Perryshurg on
Saturday October lst, 1859.
between the hours of II o'clock NJ and o'clock p.
NJ of said day the following real estate: The north
east quarter and north half Of south quarter OF
section number eighteen (lS) of township number
four (D rth OF range number ten (0) east in Wood
county, Ohio, appraised at $1,000.
G. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood co
PLUNKErT IL CowAN Httys,
JAS. MURRAY, counsel.
IL ~ - .L..Nr
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Wood SOuUty Court Oi tdlAmOo pleas.
Harvey Burytu IS, Dauicl Bartun and wiie.
10y virtue OF an alias oyder or slle 60 me directed
i9 and delivered trom said court in the above cutI
tied cause, will ouer for sale at the door OF the
court house in said county, on
Saturday Sept 10, \, u, 1879,
between the hours OF ~ NJ. and p NJ the follow
ing lands 10 wit; the south quarter of the soutA
east quarter Of section tweutysN, of township four
north ot range nno east in said county, containing
40 acres,
;, JEFFERSON, atty c. W, NORTON sheriff,
Anm. = lNh,l--l IM hSN ~
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SOC 900
Flour Barrel Slaves

THE undersigned win pay the highest market price
1 In CAsH, for Red Oak -four barrel slaves, de-
hvered at his shop in Perrysburg, J. ]. SMITH.
August Is, ISj0-ll If.
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NheiN,s Sale,

Laura Bagby by her next friend, against b. s. Judson
ct al.
DY virtue of alias order of sale TO me directed
ID and delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood county Ohio, will offer for sale ut the door of
the court house, in Pcrrysburg,
Saturday, October 1st, 1850,
between the hours of ~ O'Clock NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ of said Gay, the following real estate: The west
half of the east half Of the north west quarter of
ton number five (5 of township number four a. of
range number ten (l0D appraised at 500, and the
west hall cf the west half Of the southeast quarter of
section number thirty-t (l2D of township number
five (j) Of range number ten (l0) appraised at $3.50,
all of said land being in Wood county Ohio.
JAMES murray, atty ofprh, &. w. NORTON,
Aug ls 1850 D.--l5w7S 90 sheriff Wood county.
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Wood County, Court of Common pleas, Ohio.

HILL q PRATT, att'ys,
August Is, lSj9--l5w5S5,S so
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SheriH,s sale.

JAMES Mt NkAN' hFIN OF pi "
August Is, lS59-l5wIS4 IS.
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RATES or CHANGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES.
CABS, &C.

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Collectors Office.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
in nad their Tsxes the aud 10 all who arc In
Tor previous years ncudng axes that at tho expa
from this date all which taxes OF any
unpaid will be advertised and sold for tho
taxca Ne tho law cnjcins.
wish TO he put 10 the heavy attendant
and sale requested TO in
JAS y. HALLIDAY,
Nov 21-InwtIan10 Collector.
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TINEXAS LAND AGENCY.
MCCARTHY 4 BROWN, Austin, Texas,


VIII land buy and sell land commission and at
land
Upon receipt 81 will address within the
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ere ukc OF baden, IA under
guardianship by OF insanity.
His her Ferdinand Queen was regent uu
III September 10, 1858.
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Ckif " olteJohn II. Goddard.
~ f'ols-hvllc j. Thomas, Edward MccnrN
T,e ucers--rirstw ardJohn Mcrnot VIM. ew VIM.
rim, and James u. EDWARDS.
H. Tanning, Joseph williamson, Charles
Frsion and James uinnaty.
wori-ames H. Suit Patrick sicrmcy, VIM l.. Ross
Jacob r. King
Fourth wara-B Watson H. W. Haskell Horny yeutman and
franklin Zimmerman
rith G. Narrower W. Arnold, Jacob Ash Henry
Nash n Reuben Collins nt tho Railroad Depot.
sixth ward--frsncss Eielon and Janos $. Smith.
Seventh waraJon NJ Lloyd James A. Gu ~ clpcy. and
lost nclzcll.
Syci Officers Daniel Whaen Robert Harrison. NJ
Thornton, n John Kdwel John w Cnombs,
Norwood, cptis Murphy
Michael Izsera slrin Mcnamara Thomas Young John
Thomas iawoncc Malone, Rooney
Scarf Richard H. Gnut, William Ncse
Handy Rabbit inlp Iintoluson Gates,
Johnson WIN McInnc Peter KRAFT Alfred lennnR John Barnes
wsn Joseph fucict john Lewis Ichard
bradley Peter .ooys George w. Morgan. John Brewers Jn
s LacI. hexnndcr Hunt
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION or
THE CITY OF WARRINGTON.

I.ald.k vim /
Msssenosy--wilam o Locke
- w,ssn y Halliday Clerks Reuben ceary and William
s',rnNaar. wyi,srn ror.v,,
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First sss g mss y, = e psyls . B. H smith. esq
ta " ,, w, q Palmer, Joseph Bryan ESQ
r TIT v w " Johnston francis Nohuni esq
sin " Ss = = w.ish, Jonn d Brandt esq
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asya war9-Davd G Mdgely
Ssco"d Ward-Andrcw w, Hughes.
Third Warf-v Valentino flarbangh
tSTh wnrg r ~ oara a, sr'''"'
s.1h Vayd D. o,ponnel.
" -
ls,a ward-PLilip c; DAVIS, NJ
Seoord Ward W. II. Loyejoy NJ. d.
i ls"ra " wssaJ 4 T = oa's & y 8
Eyu yard-J ~ Grymcs, NJ D.
serertA waaJ r. wlie,i, NJ
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sseond Ua,S-Thomas Miller and T,oma. I 3D., s,"'l
Third Thomas Donoho and Joseph n Brown
tbrtth Ward-Wm w Moore aud Francis Mohnn
sch Ward Robert Clarke and Aaron W Miller
ss,erfery g ~ seagd- Erasmus Middleton
cosarrrHs or ruE BOARD or ArpERaKS
On Fgaanoe -Alessrs Riggs Brown aud smith.
Police .Messrs Mohan barry and smith
ScSoas-Messrs Dcncho Huntington, and Clark
Fyre Iepnrtp,eu- Messrs Fsher barry and a w kuar
Drainage seesuQs Disbtion If Wat sessrs Brown T
On Ensaisaed iiuse A. W Miller punnlnpoO ana
smith. A''
W. Miller W ''e 1''9''" AS's's A0o'f' p0n0n0' and
Health Of he clty- Messrs. r miller Mohun, and Clark
Wha-res~Megsrs nonoho and slnIh
l,,ratreJ Mr. Moore ''' '
Accounts Of ReaiSer-- Mr. barry
Money Transseta,s af he Corporation Mr. Rirrs
FHIsbii,y If A. W Miller Fisher and smith
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-18
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Dec A. 1S5S-d Ati'ys for Plaintiffs,

FIyo CHARLES sHAFEk, c. W. Lowrie, Gibson
! Brown, Jesse Kuddick: You and each Of you
are hereby notified that there IL now on hle IN the
once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Tor Ice
County, Iowa, ~ ksokuk, petition OF Jacob
Ltddis, claiming Of yos Charles shafer the sum
Of ono thousand dol lars and interest on the same
a. 10 per cent. per annum from June 18th,
1881; also. the interest ~ he rate on eiey-
en- hundred dollars from June 18th, 1883, On u
promissory note payable two years after date to
order Of Jacob Liddis, Of date J une 10th, 1855,
interest payable annually; also, claiming sgsinst
Charles Shafer TO said Jacob Liddle 70 secure tha
Tor purchase money Of said mortgaged premises,
described follows, that 10 to say, al that piece
Of land In the City q ksokuk, Lee County, Iowa,
being part Of lot twelve tl7l In block twenty
nine s2pl, bounded as follows, to-wit: beginning
eighty (sol feet from the alley In said block on
the line Of Third street and said lot twelve q 81
thence along said line towards johnson street
twenty feet, thence st right angles across 10,
twelve III, thence toward the alley twent,
feet on tie line dividing lots eleven and twelve
themes at right angles across said lot II :,
Third street to the pase Of beginning. Alss
praying thatyou G w Lowrie, Gibson Brown ans
jesse kaddiek, who claim to have some in terssti
said premises, may be made defendants; and tina
unless you appear and answer thereto on or befor
the second day of next term Of said court, to b
holden 1T keokuk The frat Monday in februA
~, A. D. 1854, judgment will be rendered agains
You ~ prayed for IN petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
Lee, 4, lsbS-d Plaintiffs Att'ys
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rIN0 JOHN J. PAGE and Thomas H. Tlford
i You are hereby notified that there is now Oh
fie In the office Of the Clerk of the District Court
OF Lee County, lows, at keokuk, petition of o. S.
Conkl claiming If John A. Page the of
twelve hundred eight and 33t 100 dollars, and in
terest, on a promissory note made by said Page to
said conklin's order, and praying against said
Page and Tillfora the foreclosure and sale of
tain real estate in said petition aet forth and
less you appear aud answer thereto before
the second day of next February CS59) term Of
said court, to he holden Mt keokuk the first Mon
day of said February, judgment by default VIII be
had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
Dec. 20, 1881 ElAintLN Als'Ys.
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Trssses,s sa,..

WHEREAS, by certain Deed OF Trust, dated
" April ~, 1852, and rccurded In the Recorder Il
offcs of Lee County. Iowa, In Decd Book No. IL,
pages GOT and 668. Willis Teft conveyed to ID. w.
hllbourne, Trustee, the following real estate to-
vii; Lot No. one ~, In Block No. one hundred
and twenty eight q 2al, in tho City Of Keok uk, Lee
County, Town, Said Deed Of Trust WAS given to
secure the pa yment of the purchase money ON said
prop erty to Samuel Marsh, VIM. II. Lee and r. q.
psiavan, As follows: seyenty-hvo dollars, soptem-
Der lst, loe2i Seventyhye dollars, April Sd, 1858
Win per cent interest per annam till due, and D
1cr cent per annun after due and whereas both of
sa Id payments are due and unpaid. though pay
melt bas been dema nded, nd wherefore the owner
Of Id Deed OF Trust has directed said Irustec 10
sell ssdd property under the clausc of sale con-
taiEed IN sad Deed Of Trust reference being had
to the sa me for particulars. Notice. therefore IA
hereby given that On the slst day of December.
1865, at the door Of the office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk,
between the hours Of lp o'clock a III. and o'clock
p. IN. II said day, shall sell sad real estate to
the highest bidder for cash, in pursuance Of said
Deed OF Trust.
ID. w. MELBOURNE, Trustee.
keokuk, Nov. 80, l85s-d&w
The above sale 10 postponed to the goth day Of
January, 1889. ID. w. KlLB0tRNE,
kooknk, Dec. 30th, 1858. Trustee
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Two W. Il. oGBoRN and Thomas j CALI CHER |:
There Is now on Gle in the Office of the Clerk
OF The District Court OF Lee County, Iowa. al Fort
Madison, he petition Of David A. Danger claim
ngof w. II. 0gborn the sum of three thousand
dollars on promissorp note executed by him to
Alexander Johns ion, and endorsed, aud agsiast
Thomas J. Gallghs the foreclosure Of mort gag
given ~ him TO sscure said note. on lamb in Lee
County, Iowa, which note aud mortgage are nov
the property Of plaintiff.
Unless you appear aud answer said petition on or
before the second day IF the May term tls5gl Of
said court, judgement aud decree II be retldcred
as asked in the petition
RANKIN, MILLER Il ENSIER
Jan II. 1859 dim plaintiFts Att,yF.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots described In the foregoing list. situated n
the City Of KeokuL, Lee county and te Of Iowa
thatA special tax has been assessed and esied on
said described lots, ms designated In above list
by the City Council OF said city, being the cost Of
abating nuisance on each Of said lots respective
~, and unless pay ment be made VI the tuxes 80
levied and also all costs, before the 18th day of
January, A. ID. 1859, the said lots, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to discharge said
tax and costs, will be sold on the day aforesaid
at the Mayor Office in said city, between the
hours Of o'clock n. M. and o'cloek D M
&C, STEVENS,
Dec. is, 1S5S-dtd
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NOTlcEis hereby given 10 the owners Of the
Lots dcscribediu the foregoing list situateiip the
City OF keoa uk, Lee County and State of Iowa
that special tax has been assessed and levied
On rad described nts designated in the above l.t
ny the City Council u said city for laying plank
walks III front shereDI, aud unless pay ment be
made Of the taxes 30 levied, and all costs before
the Birthday % Jan, A. ID. 1859, the said lots. or
somuch thereof shall be necessary 10 ischar ce
SAID taaana costs, Viii be soid on the day afore
said, At the alayor's ufaee In said city, between
the hours OF . . c.oek q III, and b o. clock n. M
G.. q. STEVENS
Collectofof thecity Of Keokuk
Jan. o, lsassdta