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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11
sunreme Judicial Court.

The March term commenced on Tuesday
of this week. Hon. Daniel Go,denow, j.
prrseut.
Tho Jurors in attendance are as fol.
lows
FrEsr JuEr. George Cobb, Hebron, fore
man lIcrcsinh W. Bahb, Timothy Barker,
Cyru. Bartlett, Hanover; Benjimin Bar.
den. Mexico Mo.c. II Bradbury. Denmark;
Samuel Bean. Brovnfei; Calvin Cole.
Greenwood William Chapman, Porter /;
Robcr, j Frost. Norway: Rodney llutchin-
son. Hartford Arad Jordan, Buck6sld.
SrcoSp JraY. William SWEET, Paris,
foreman: George \ Holden, Sweden Jo-
.eph Kileorr. Lowell Tyler K'dder, Dix.
FIELD Jacob II Lovcioy. Albany; d II Me-
All.tsr, S,oneham. Daniel Perkins. Wood.
stock; John Parsons, Paris, Benjamin
Richards. oxford sharon Robinson. sum.
ncr: Patrick II Virgin, Rumfori ; Joseph
5 Walker, fryeburg.
SrrrENrryEARus. Ephraim Kinhall, IT,,
Hiram Augustus q More, Waterford.
Excused first day Of term.
Ac1IoN, TRiEp.
No. -. Thomn, Abbott vs. Gardner
G Hoyt Action OF Replc,in. Plaintiff
consent. to become nonsui,, with leave To
take "a the non.uit, and TO have defaoli
entered II In the opinion Of the foil Court,
upon full rcpor, Of the evidence ho Is en-.
titled 20 recover Non.uit con. on report.
Walton for plaintiff, Raw.on for defendant.
W I7j. William Record. vs. Amtus
farrar. A'sump.it Tor money had and re-
cclycd. The plaintiff introduced evidence
tending to prove that the defendant obtain,
ed u note against ono WIN GO.'om belong.
ing to the plaintiff, aud exchanged the note
with Gusspm Tor a cow and another note Of
thirty dollars. The defense was an alleged
settlement, between the parties in which the
plaintiff received the note for $50, and the
defcndan, was to reclaim the COW. Verdict
for plaintiff. Sampson for plaintiff, Wal
ton and Andrews for defendant.
In chambers, in the case Of Valera VI.
johnson. libcllan,, ', Henry $. Johnson
divorce was decreed. Hobbs Tor libellant.
OS TRILL.
90 Bickncll VI. Russell-aciion for mall
practice. Andrews a Walton for plaintiff.
Mcclellan & Howard Tor defendant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

Our Bro. Pidgin, Of The Oxford Demo
crat, writes us that he has recently been
e on the ring" We think he must be
joking. Transcript.
We have only to refer You to Bro. LAM
son. Of the Reporter, with whom we had
the good fortune to form an acquaintance,
Ills testimony is us follows;
Bro. PipoIS. Of The Oxford Democrat,
recently took a flight over ~ far as Porter
Village, aud alighted."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

ANDRosoocGN vocALrsrs. We lcarn thai,
a number OF tho young people Of Rumiord
have formed an association under the above
name, and are giving concerts in the An
dro-cosgin towns, in thus County. Their
concerts are we'll received.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

Among the recent arrivals in this coun-
try Of foreign rotables, may be mentioned
VIM. Smith 0'Brien, the Irish patriot, and
Richard Golden, the English free trader.
Thi. 4, the second visit OF the latter gentle.
man TO the United States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

Postmaster General Brown died Tuesday
naruins. The second Assistant who bad
charge Of the financial afliFs Of the Office,
died iew day. previous. 50 that now the
entire charge Of the Department de'ol'e'
upon Mr.. King, the frs, Assistant Post
master General.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

4 Coon LfcIuRE. The lecture before the
Lyccum, last week, was by Enoch Knight
E-q., Of Lowell. SUBJECT wopah's Right,
TIE lecture was enc of marked ability, and
gave universal satisfaction. II was no re-
hash Of other mems views. but Mr. knight
own thoughts upon ihi. subject, and, as We
believe. correct thoughts. 10 made some
excellent, points IN his lecture. and the en-
tire production cyiuced good common sense,
and was expressed ia down right English.
Obe OF Mr.. knights merits,-and u real
one il is,--i. originality. Ito looks at
things in the light of his own mind, and
does no, borrow or steal other mems
thoughts. [Bridston Reporter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

In the Brown6eld assault case, We learn
that no bill has been found by the Grand
Jury, and the witnesses have all been die
charged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

DEsTH or PUBLISHER. Charles samp,
son, of the firm Of Phillips, Simpson a; Co.,
Boston, died at bis residence In Broo sline,
Mass, on Thursday Of las, week. lie wal
40 years OF age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

The Lewiston Journal states that there
will be grea, improvement in the business
Of that place, when the spring opens.
Among the new buildings to DO erected, is
a spacious church, at a cost Of near SiO,'
coo, for the Congregational society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

NEW TAyPsuIRE. The election on Tues.
day wss a complete Republican triumph.
All the Consrc-suen are elected.-a lars'
majpri,y Of the legislature as well as State
ohcVTs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

CuEAF PosrAoE. The House % Rrpresen-
tativc- gave quieto. To the scheme 70 rui'e
the rate. Of postage On letters and nsw'pa-
per-, rejectiug the whole bill. They took
an. rrnnnd that the S,.nate bill WAS rvvs-
nos measure which that body had no right
4, originate. Thus the whole plan 10 lay a
Tar on the s0rrS:POuisncs Of the people Is
killed,
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Chatham Redeemed.
North TrHebnrr, March

North fryeburg, March s.
Ma. PIDGrN; Chatham election came Oh
to-day; and tie Republicans have carried
everything right through, ranging from .
TO L., Yours, i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

A two days UniversalIs, Conference will
he held In Bethel, on Wednesday and
Thursday Of mex. weck,-iOth and 18th
INST,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

UslvERsAusr MKErNo. Rev. J. Q.
Snow, will preach at the Court House, in
this village, next Sabbath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

The Shakers at New Lebanon, y. Y. are
abou, to erect large stono barn alta eo's
Of ss0, 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

Gen. Gegrard seems to DO fully establish
ed 4. President Of liayti.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11


OxroRp. Moderator, Il. I Boyn'on'
Ciuk. Thomas Baker.
Sl,efm ~. Geo. p. whitney. Cyrus u
KIM. Thomas L Small.
Agent. Seth II. faunce.
TREASURER. BenajAh Pratt, jr.
Supprisor. VIM. NJ. Hall.
All Republicans.
RrmoRp. Moderator, o. ii. Lufk'n'
Clark. WIN Frost.
Selc,mep, Joseph T.. Colby, d. ID W
Abbott, Patrick Iloyt.
Agent. Charles a. Kimball.
Tr,dur,r. James VI. DolluG.
SHOOT COMMITTEE, T.. u. Richardson.
All Republicans but Treasurer.
SruNra. Moderator. John VI. Lane.
Cis,k. Josiah /. Stct.ou.
Siccfmen. EleaIer Ellis. Ira W. Coburn.
Eiphalet Morr,ll.
Agent, John NJ. Lane.
All true Republicans.
woopsToK. Moderator. II. c. Davis.
Ciri. Joseph Davis.
SiocfmsH. Perrin Dudley, G. W. cu'h-
man. Cyrus Bishop.
Agent. Jonathan Colo.
81 Com. W 81 Brooks, q W Cushmnn
All Republicans.
WATERFORD. Moderator. Joseph Shaw
Ciort. DIR. 4. Lo,en Weston.
S,lccimm. Daniel Plummer, Jos. Shaw,
John \. Green.
T,nmror, T.. wilkins.
Agent. ". ". Ch.dboume.
SrAooi COMMITTEE, j. 5. Hobbs, orrin
lIorr.
All Republicans to the back bonc,-ani
elected by good majority.
SwrprN. Moderator, Benjamin wobber
Cierk. +. llusner.
Sio,fmH, j. 4. Plummer, Dan'l knight,
q. A. Holden.
Trrdur,r. Bcrj. Weber.
Ar,ai, Z. ". Woodbury..
Al Republicans but Clerk.
PrRr. Moderator, Samuel Holmes, Re-
publican.
Ci,rl. Jonas Greene. Dem.
Sl,omol, Benz. l.oyrpy, Dem, Thomas
A. Goodwin, Rcpub., John Knight, Dem.
DIurtp. Moderator, Silas Barnard.
Clrl, John j. Holman.
Sio1msr, Thomas J. Cox, Rand White,
GUSTAV, Iliscock.
Trcanrn, Elijah Holman.
SAool CommiH,c, Isaac Randall.
All Democrat. but third Selectman.
BucKnrtp. Moderator, 5. c. Andrews.
Cl,rl. Dhs,ine sraldinr.
SI,dmen. Nimcnc- Philbrick, II. II
Hutchinson, jr, Naph,ali Mason.
Tr,aur,r. Or,illc Brigham.
Agent. ; {. Andrews.
S,hooi COMMITTEE. Rev. Mr.. Foster, ) L
Andrews. n. n. Hutchinson, jr.
Ovr,,rs u Poor. yeranus Deco .ter. 4
q Cole. + Low.
Clerk and two Oycrsccr.. Republicans.
llAETroHp. Moderd'or' d. Parsons
Clark, Chauncry O's'od'
S"in,n. Col. ID. Il. Parsons Richard
llu,chlus. Sampson Reed.
,u.,,,,,J Ly IIn,k,,.
BHowSrirtp. Moderator, John Quln''
Cirk, Or l.. Z. Sweat.
Srlociasn, 4. Tyler, \. Il. Eaton, leha-
un
ALn,Nr. Modraio-, John Cumming
cir'l, George W. saunders.
SiscfmsH. Gcorei French, Isaiah French.
An elected nv R,publi,,n.
\ c,rr,.p,ndent saw, that a, the meet.
1T i,....,.. a.,
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!S,l,ctmoa, Asa Charles. Henry @. Walk
er. James Walker.
Treamror. George D. Barows.
All Republicans.


Tr,anrr. George H. Barrows.
All Republicans.
MEuoo. Moderator, u. W. siockwsil'
Clert. John Holland.
S,lccim,n. jonathan Mitchell, Charles ~
Scott, II " Stockwell.
Agent, $ Gleason.
Shoot Commiifrc, 5 u Sawyer.
Elected without party division.
IIiR,u. Moderator, John = Hubbard.
C.erk. Noah u Hubbard.
Sscimea. Nathaniel W Adams, Nathan
Kimhall. John p IIlbbard.
Orsr,rer, ofihs Poor, John Rankin, sam
uel u Wadsworth.
Ag,n,. John Pierce. j..
Supervisor. jeremiah Dow.
T,e above are Republicans and Demo
Gratis. The town elections in Hiram are
conducted without reference to party.
lyOyIlL. h0b"W"T' "s"'' '""''f -
Republican.
Cirk. Horace Eastman, Republican.
Slecfgien. John Walker. Dem, Samuel
Harrington. Dem., John G Hamblin, he
publican.
Tream,,r, Barne. Walker, Dem.
/ SIow. Moderator, Tbos. farrington' E'q.
Ciri, Moses Ahbott.
Slcin,n, Michael Abbott, Sylvester TIM
crson, John Harrington
Acrni, Peter Hardy.
Tr,aWr,r. B'nhmin Wiley, il.
Shoot COMMITTEE. Daniel 7, Corp.
Al Republican. but the Clerk, who was
elected without opposition.
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OrroRp. Moderator, Il. I Boyn'on.
Cirk. Thomas Baker.
S,l,cfm n, Geo. =. whitney, Cyrus u
KIM. Thomas I. Snail.
Agent. Seth II. faonee.
Tr,onrer. BenaAh Pratt, jr.
Supervisor, Wm. NJ. Hall.
All Rennhlcans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

CANToN. Moderator. Ira l.. Delano.
Clerk. Otis Ilayford, Jr., Repub.
Sel,dmsa. Hiram \. Ellis. Dem, L. Larn
ard, Rep, 5. Il. Treat, Dem.
Supervisor, II. \. Ellis, Dem.
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Town Officers Elected.

Pans. Moderator, Maj. John bennett.
Cirk. Henry Z. Hammond.
Scicimcn. Joel u. Thayer. solomon Chase
George W. Cushrnan.
Agent, llIram Hubbard.
Troasur,r. Samuel NJ. Newhall'
Srprri,or, sIIas p. Maxim.
All Republicans.
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'NfAs WIS -" ''aNf 49, ~ lNN'
Sei,cimsH, Hiram \. Ellis, Dem, L. Larn-
ard, Rep, 5. Il. Treat, Dem.
Supervisor, II. \. Ellis, Dem.
NORWAY. Moderator, W. W. Virgin.
Clark. Henry Rus, jr.
Sslecimen, Henry q. Reed, F. III. Whit
man. Amos +. Noycs.
Agent, VI. II. Dunncll.
1rcdsurr, Sam Favor.
S,Looi COMMITTEE, II. +. Noble.
All Republicans.
BrnrL. Moderator, Elias VI. Carter.
Cl,rk. Charles Mason.
S,ltoimu, T. NJ Carter, John Barker,
Eli Foster.
Agent, ON W Robinson.
Trodurcr. Daniel Twitchcll.
All Republicans but Agent.
PORTER. Moderator, f. Blazo.
Clerk. Moses 5. Moul,on.
Slecimon, Elw. Gibbs, Thomas f.. Fox,
Dem., j. II. Stanley, Dem.
Agent, II. Libby, Dem.
Treasurer, BENZ, French, Dem.
ASpova. Moderator, ID. T. Hutehins.
Clerk, J w Eaton.
S,locimen, j. l.. Chapman, Rep, Josiah
Baily, jr., Rep, A. a. Weston, Dem.
Treasurer and Collector, w. ii. Talbot,
Dem.
Supervisor. D. +. Ilutcbin', Republican.
fRYEBuso. Moderator, S. q. Hobbs.
Clerk, Marshall Walker.
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RruroRp. Moderator, o. II. Lufkin.
Cirt. WIN Frost.
Ssdmcu. Joseph +. Colby, D. ID W
Abbott. Patrick lloyt.
Agent, Charles A. Kimball.
Trsaur,r, James w. DolloG.
shoot COMMITTEE, T.. II. Richardson.
All Republicans but Treasurer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-11

Pit Is.eulrp, Mularl Fillmore. Francis
Granger. Euh.r, &. WuuTop, ana John
~. hf0r. go huuHr to him Gi!diugs r.
signed bl. LAT returned. g. OHIO. AMI was
srut hack by splendid majuty.
H. tLe seventeen y.an that base n sci
since this event trau.Ird, the people Of
tie North have tAuslt tie House at Rep.
rrsautati,,s some s4lutary lessons concern.
ins che discussion ct slavery within IT.
walls. Mr. John Minor Botts i, older ana
wiser now than Ne was then. Md Mr..
G,ddin.s tus stt in the Hall tiil. - lar irum
resolutions and debate on tie slavery qucs.
tiun L,ing ruled out ct order, IL uas become
almost dlsorirriy aud impossible for mcm'
hrrs to talk ~ act uTOn anything else
1, dos move thOu.h ,' said Calico.
On the death ul Adams. hls Anti slavery
mantle Tell upon the shoulders OF Giddlrgs.
liz course during tie cuEtg,t over the Com
promise measure, of 1850. aud m all tie
phases oi the Kansas controversy, from
~, initiation In the repeal ct the Missouri
compact down 10 the crJWning inamy OF
tie Lec0mpion sVindle. mould have met
the appreciation Of the great man Who's
lame "a coming generations will r,st Ices
upou the statrsmauship be displayed, du'
ring the uoon-day OF bis powers, IN hisl
administrative petitions, thsn upon th'
skul. cUorgc and eloqu,nce with which IL
dri,ndcd. IA hes declining years, on the lloo
OF Congress, the cause OF Libsrty aud HUI
mauity.
The s,alwart form Of Giddings, unben
with the weight OF years, hts toNerin;
head cruwn,d with flowing white locks, .
a marked Ohe,t as De calmly sits IN th'
House amid The surging ia OF young Ili
around him. Though he he an interesting
spectacle T. beholders. and though II be
treat 20 hear him on questions Of order
give from memory, or, IL may be, nom hi
own personh observation, tue rulings oil
proviou, Congresses; or to ZEE him silene'
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Legal N01AG0a
To Mary A. Brtton, Pstriek Morgan, Joseph Kitch-
81, g. w aarrstson, Js.1I 1Es11srd, Il. NJ. Rey-
nelds and Orpha W. Reynolds his wife;
N0U. and cash OF you arc hereby notified that
i there il now on ale in the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Lee County Iowa, Al Tt fad
sou q petition in Chancery of Jesse Kpddick, IT..
ming against you the said Mary A. Britton and
Patrick Morgan decrcs for the payment Of the
amoank Aus on tao promissory notes executed by
said Dritton j. Morgan to said Ruddick or order,
dated 9th Sept, 1s56-one for $417 to-10o, due In
lS months, and one for 1898 7S.100 in years
from date; and also claiming against all Of You
the foreclosure of mortgage executed by said
Mary A. Britton to said kuddick, TO secure said
notes; upon ten Of land ont OF the NV. cor
ner Of the south half of the south half Of the
fractional NV. / of section IL In Township 6b
range s west, in Lee County, IowA-in which prem
ises each Of you said to have claim some In
terest and also asking sale OF said premises and
for othar relief. 4-4-
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said peti tion before the second day Of the
next term Of said District Court of Lee County, 70
sit at Fort Madison on the first Monday III Dcecrn-
Der, 1859, = decree will be rendered agaihst You
in accordance with the prayer Of said pc citizen.
GEO. O. DIXON 4 SON.
e Oct. g. lS50-d4w Pitts Attyss.
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1UKNEH UHAIHg
Got. ~, 16to-dlw Att'ys for Petit,
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
Tie Geo. N. Davis Bro, ]. b. Underwood, Turpin
Daughters, w. X. Clarke, Milton Jones, Geo. W .
Nollsn, q. ". Brown, VIM. Lowe, Nsth. Hubert,
Ksokuk Post Co., j p. Davis, J. w. Lewis, Chas.
W. Smith, I. j. Elliott d Co., VIM. Price, j. M.
Bresdsn, Talma Breeden, Homulus Parmelee,
Lovi Wood, W. @. Andrews, Moses b. Morrison,
John A. Green and Angus G. clancy:
VoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
j there IL now ON Gle ia the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa mt Fl Mad
ison, petition Of Peter Eichar claiming of VIM.
Burkitt the Of four thousand dollars, with in
terest and cost, note Of said Burkitt
to Petcr Echsr dated August II, 1856, payable two
years after date and also amended petition to
the above asking for Judgment on similsr note to
the above due in three yearo from date and asking
for the foreclosure Of mortgage given TO secure
said notes the E1 Of section 30, S-W. i Sec "a,
fractional Sc. I 500. 81, NE. sec. II, w. Of
N w. / SEQ. 81, and the N w sec. IS, being in
Township sixty seven, Range Eve, in Lee County
Iowa; and to which land, or . part thereof, you
and each Of you have, or claim to have some in
terest.
Unless you appear and answer said petition and
mcnded petition or before the second day Of
the next term Of said District Court TO be held ct
Fort Madison, Lee County, Iowa, Judgment will
be taken against you by default.
PETER EICHAR,
BY WV. II. D. LYNCH, his Atty.
Oct. 10, 1850-dlm
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SHENIEFs SALE.
STATE or IOWA, Sc
LsE CouEry,
pY virtue OF m Execution TO me directed. issued
- by the Clerk of the District Court Of said coun-
ty, in favor of A. Hosmer and against Henry
Strong, John Early, T. Ill. Allyn and John Max
well have levied upon and win sell to the highest
bidder at the door Of the Clerks Office of the Dis
trici Court Of Lee Countyufows, ut Ksokuk, in
said county, on the 9th Z Of December, A, b.
1882 between the hours Of O'Clock a. m and
O'Clock p. m. Of raid day, the following property,
ia; also, lots and in block las ali In the al ty
of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Taken and levied
upon as the property Of John Early to satisfy said
writ OF execution. WM. III. LEIGH
keokuk, Nov.3, 1859. Sheriff Lee Co.
n0yAd
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Legal Notice.
To II. Jane Blackwell and b. r.. Blackwell her has
band, Maria y. Huston and William B. Huston
her husband, Josiah Davis, Rufus Wilsey. and
Annie W.-d Ahscs. .:a g. s. Assc.. ks- LI.s-.
band
V0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
II there IL now on file In tho Office Of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Lee County, lows ct Fort
Madison, . petition Of Benjamin +. Messenger
claiming Of ron the said r. Jane Blackwell ana
Maria X. Huston the sum Of one thousand dollars
as money due on your two promissory notes TO said
Messenger, dated April 6th 1855, for 5000 each ct
one and two years respectively, with 10 per cent.
interest per annum, and on . mortgage 81 even
date thsrewith, given to secure the same also
ela inning against ali Of You the foreclosure of said
mortgage, the same being upon lots o. 10 and II In
block in Mcsscngerviiie, Lee county, Iowa, and
particularly described In said petition, for the
purchase none, and further praying for . sale OF
said property 10 pay the that may BE- found due
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before tho morning OF tho second day Of the
next term OF said court, to commence g H.
on tho first Monday Of December, "A. ID. 1850, the
said petition will be taken ~ confessed ~ you
anddserse rendered against you prayed Tor there
In. NOBLE h STRONG.
Oct. ~, isb0-dlm Att'ys for plttfs.
I ISsERD OIL AND LARD OIL for sale Dy
IL KELLOGG BIRGE,
July lid as MAin-st.
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SHERITF,S SALE.
n on TOW

- A1EkNA - > bA AEs go
STATE At. c or IowA,}ss.
QY virtue Of . special Execution to me directed
u isanAA by the Clerk Of thu District Gonrs OF
said county, in favor Of Amos II. Brown and against
D. b. Carter, have levied upon, and win sell to
the highest bidder, II the door Of the Clerk Oee
kuk in said county, on the 9th day Of Dece mber,
D. 1889, between the hours Of o'clock O. IN. and 4
o'clock P. m. Of said day, the following property,
to-wit: Lot No. ten t10) in block one hundred and
eighty u8eA IN the city Of ks0knk, Lee county,
Iowa Taken and levied upon - tho property Or
d. B. Carter, to satisfy ssid writ Of execution.
WM. III. LKECH,
Sheriff pf lee Oounty.
Keokuk, Nov. s., 165e4nv4d = -
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Legal Notice.
To James w. Davis and Nancy A. Davis his wife,
and james NJ. Gwin:
~OU and each of 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 Fort
Madison, petition OF X. n. Reynolds claiming Of
you the foreclosure of mortgage executed by he
said James w. Davis and Nancy A. Davis his wife
to secure the payment Of six several promissory
notes for the Of nineteen hundred and eighteen
81 100 dollars, on twenty (2S) feet front OF
of the east sideof lot reven ) BY one hundred and
forty tl40) feet deep, in block one hundred and
ffty-ive (155),in the City of Keokuk, Lee Ccsnty
Iowa. The said James NJ Gwin claims some inter
est in said mortgaged property as vendee or other
wiso-
Now unless you and each OF you appear and
answer said petition on or before the second day Of
the December term Qs6o) Of said District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fl. MAaison, decree viii
be rendered. against you according 10 the prayer
of said petition.
BURNER 4 CRAIG,
Got. -, l6to-dlw Att'ys for Petitioner
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sHERIFF,s sALE.

E1h1E VI IUWh I &C
LEE COUNTY.
QY virtue Of special Execution TO me directed.
~ ISIS ued by the Clerk of the District Court Of
said county, in favor of Amos H. Brown and
against Patrick Madden I have levied upon, and
will sell to the highest bidder ct the door of the
Clerks Once Of che District Court of Lee County,
Iowa, IT keoknk in said county, on the 8th day of
December, A. D. 1859, between the hours of .
O'Clock q. N. and O'Clock p. N. Of said day, the
following property, towit: The front ends by 6fpy
feet deep Of lots eleven (11) and twelve (l2) in
block one hundred and eighty (ls0, in the city of
ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Taken and levied upon
- the property Of Patrick Madden, TO satisfy sald
writ OF execution. WIN. I'll. LEEcH,
Sheriff Of Lee County.
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OriginAl Notice.
To Dsniel 0 'Regan and Mary 0'Rcgan his wife
V0u and each OF you hereby notified that
Il there IL now On file in tho ONCE Of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. at Fort
Madison, petition OF Martin Stafford claiming
Of you the foreclosure Of y mortgage on Lot In
Block lSS IN the city Of keokuk Lee county lows:
said mortgage having been made and delivered BY
you to the said Stafford 70 secure tha payment Of
note TO him given and made payable BY Daniel
oKegan ninety days from February 4, 1850 the
date OF said note and mortgage), for the sum Of
nifty dollars; said petition praying for Judgment
against said Daniel Regain for said sum with in
terest from May 4th, 1859, and that said realty
may be sold By special execution in payment there
Of that all eqnityo Of redemption Of defendants bs
forever forscosed and barred. and for general re-
lief.
Now therefore unless You appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day of the
next term Of said court to begin on the first Mon
day Of December, 1859, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon pro confesso.
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS,
Aug. rs, lSb0-Aw Soils. for Petitioner.