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MERCHANTS AND PoLrrrcs.-Hon. Daniel s.
Dickinson, In his recent letter from Bingham
ton TO John A. Green, chairman Of our Breck-
inridge State Committee, while agreeing 70
support, as . last resort, the Union electoral
ticket arranged by the Cooper Institute volun-
teer Committee Of fifteen, takes care not to let
the occasion pass without a backhanded COM
pliment to our patriotic merchants He thus
says that II concede the utility Of boards Of
trade In commerce, but not In political or
CARNATIONS; and I believe the cause OF true
constitutional democracy generally makes bet
ter progress by firm adherence to principle
than In turning aside to consult the dictates OF
temporary expediency," &c. Mr.. Dickinson
proceeds further to throw cold water over the
Union ticket by saying that every manifesta-
ton OF the temper Of the Douglas democracy
betrays their hostility TO any fusion anywhere
calculated to aid the cause of Breckenridge
In reply, we have FIRST to remark that the
slur Of Mr.. Dickinson against the merchants Of
this city Is In bad taste, and betrays some
thing Of the contracted view Of the sub
ject Of the mere professional politician.
Horace Greeley. from day to day for weeks
past, has been ridiculing and caricaturing
cur mercantile fellow citizens for pre-
suming 10 take an active hand In the work Of
this great Presidential contest lie, too, ap
pears to think that II Is only the politicians by
trade-our professional hucksters In political
Offices, spells and plumber have any right
to dsbbie In the business Of party politics. But
the fact Is that there is many mercantile firm
in this city which has greater interest In the
great issues Of this Presidential struggle than
all the men on this island put together who
live upon party politics as their vocation
Something Il gained from Mr.. Dickinson In his
acceptance Of our Union electoral ticket; but
be would have done much better had he spared
his lefshanded illusions 70 our boards Of
trade II Il the duty, at this crisis, of every
man n this State, Of every party, who IL op.
posed 10 The Inauguration Of "the irrepressble
conflict" 1t Washington, 10 lay s.ide all other
considerations, in view Of an hosest aud earn.
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The METROPOLITAN CANDIDATES FOR STATE As
sExBLY.-It appears, from the List Of candidates
for State Assembly that wepublished In yester-
days HERALD, that there are already eighty
different persons In the Geld, having obtained
the nominations In some form, In the seventeen
Assembly districts Of this city. These candi
dates represent all shades md grades of New
York society, from the roughs and strikers up
10 our best citizens. A large number, how
public institutions at Sing Sing than they are
to represent this city In the Legislature at Al
bany. These philosophers, having obtained the
nominations from some Of the numerous factions
or sidewalk cliques In their several districts,
now consider their election certain, and are
looking forward to the rich placers about Al
bany with full confidence that the cliques that
nominated them possess the power to place
them safely in the next Legislature.
There Is no better evidence OF the complete
decentralization Of the democratic party than Is
found In the squabble Of the several fragments
Of that once powerful organization In the
several Assembly districts, and the character Of
the men WuO uaNc bcch 1AOhkut
by them. Whilst the democratic factions are
keeping up Kilkenny nght and trying to eat
each other up (Which, II accomplished, would
no doubt be blessing 10 the city,, the repub-
licans, with the exception Of two or three dis
tricts, are marching In one solid column, conf
dent and even Boosting OF success. In the
Eighth and Eleventh districts the republican
are, however, engaged in an "irrepressible con-
dict" In the latter district one branch Of the
party have nominated one Of the chief ope-
rators N the schemes Of the last Legislature,
whilst the antcorruption portion Of the repub-
lican camp have brought forward their own
man, and are determined that no person win
the record which Cummings n. Tucker left be-
hind him shall be returned from that district
They are assisted In their efforts BY the Tax
payers Association Of that district
It Is the duty Of every property holder aud
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eet effort to defeat Lincoln. Let every msa in
New York opposed to his election accept our
uoion ticket In good faith, aud, like honest
sancho' bid God bless the giver nor look the
ght horse in the mouth" Otherwise, ii Is cheer
foliy and nonsense to talk Of the possibility Of
redeemipg the State
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TRIPLE SH EFT.
New YORK, Tuesday. October ~. 1880
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
enc Sew York Herald - Edition col
Europe.

The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Shannon,
win leave this port TO for Liverpool
The European mails viii close In this city tomorro~
morning ten O'Clock
The EUHorzAs EDITION HERALD will be published
half past nine O'Clock In the morning Single copies,
10 wrappers, SIX cent?
The contents OF the ErsorHAs EDrrros TIE HERALD
viii combine received by mall and telegraph Al
the Once during tho previous week. and up 70 the hour
u publ.oatIom
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the public from ignoran. physicians and iacom

the public from ignoran. physicians and iacom
pettnt druggists.
Grand Juries and the District Attorney can
do good deal towards checking malpractice
10 both these professions If they do their duty
fearessly; but there is only one certain mode
Of prevention, and that Ia the enactment of
law whereby no unqualified physician can pre-
scribe, and DO uneducated druggist compound,
medicines except on pain of severe aud exem
pary punishment The things called diplomas,
By virtue of which man is now considered
regular physician, are often nothing more than
licenses to kill patients. The whole law should
be remodelled, and the educated physician
should be subjected to the same tests and put
upon the same footing as he is in the cities of
Europe With the same rule applied also to
druggists, we should have very few, If any, snch
gross cases as this last one to comment upon.
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OFFICE n. v. CORNER or FULTON AsD NASSAU SIS.
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BRYAtTS MTNsrRELs. MechAnis' Hall Az Broad
way.-BURiKseuEs. soscs DAscEs, &cwE Cosk rRoA rax
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN, Broadway. opposite bond street.
Our MAssKKIso-fIL sAsr NkIcHBoR
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUsguMtBrosdwsy Day and
Evenng-JosEPa AND Hrs BsErHREs-.LvlSs CuRi0s
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NIBLo's SALOON. broadway -HooLyr CAsrsEtL's
MIssTkEs ErmoPtAs SoSCs BuRLNs4uEs, DAscEs, &c
PAlscK or WALES BALI
CANTERBURY MrsIC HALL co. Bro Mway.-Soscs,
DANCES, BuKLKsauEs. &C.
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NEW YORK HERALD.

JAMES COR DON BE NSErr.
EDITOR AM PROPRIETOR
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BowERY THEATRE Roxery -MrsrnuE .sp MISE
RIEs NV ioRK-BARsEy TIM BARON sAxrcHEs IN
IHpIA-MY FELLOW CLKRK.
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wALLAcKs THEATRE. BROAD way.-PLAuso a
FiRE
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Jill AAaG s@gf *sE9# Legal Mo9A0Os Is @A38y XII
To John Trplst, James Reynolds, Hugh Kennedy
B. McLearsy, a. \. Deming, =. r. Davis, "A
uosmer, James Johnson, Robert r. Robb, John
Tsnplin, Gsc. 1liss& Co., g.. n. Chissendgn 4
slCes, james ~. Love, Jehn n. Ficklen end Peter
Lncas, partners % Ficklen A Lucas:
V0U and each Of yen mo hereby notified tina:
i there is on Ole In the Office of the Olerk Of
the District Court u Les County, Iowa, at Keo-
xxx petition OF Charles Parsons claiming OF you
thsaaid 1riplet and Reynolds the sum OF four
thousand four hundred ,4o01 dollsrs, with inter
Get IT ten per cent. par Appum from jan 4. 1855.
40 monsy due upon eight premissory notes for $3.50
oaoh, of said dat and payable to the order Of said
Paons; and ALSO against all Of yon this foreclosure
of = mortgage of name date, executed by said
Triplet and heyno ids upon the following described
property, to-wit. Lot and parts of lots andg
in Block ~ in the city Of Keokak, and described
thus beginning on tho Main street line of said lot
seven, AZ feet and 10 ~ inches from the west cor
ner of said lot Z, thence southeasterly along said
line 81 feet and 81 inches, thence sb-essterly
parallel 10 9Th street lao feet 10 the alley thence
north-westerly along the alley LOT feet and 81
inches to Seventh street, thence south westerly
along seventh STREET.-THE feet, thence south-eastery
parallel 10 hain-st.& "a feet ard 10 al inches
thence south westerly parallel to 7th street 90 feet
to the place OF beginning, in Lee Co., Iowa; also
the sale Of the property.
Now, therefore, anlsas you appear and answer
thereto on or before the morning of the I'd day of
the next term OF said court to be begun and holden
ut Keoksk on Monday the 3D. day Of Sept, 1890
judgment will be rendered against you.
j. L0THR0p HICE,
July ., 1Sso-dIm Atty for Plaintiff.
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Dslln 4poms LAsa - LAsss
I'm which special taxes are due and unpai,
~ repairing sidewalk On Main Street.
0ytunxat m II m

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners 81
lots described IN the foregoing list, situated in
and all others interested, that special tar
bcen assessed and levied on said lots by tha a
Council of the CITY OF Keekuk, - de,ianxta11
the above list, forrepairing the sidewalks. Nain
In front Of said lots, and unless pa j ment Be- d
of the tax 20 levied, ana also all coats.
or before the Iutb day or July, A. ID. 1870 4
said lotsor so much thereof AZ shhil be ,,eces.s
to discharge tax aud costs, will be sold ou 3
day aforesaid, at tho Mayors CfBee i'm said cit
between the hours Of nine o'clock n. m. and
o'clock p. m. G. G. STEVENS.
Collector of the City of Keokuk.
Juae Is Issa,dtd
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Notice ID hereby given 10 the owners of the lots
deserted In the foregoing lst situated In the City
OF keokuF. Lac County, end State Of Iewa, and all
sessed and levied on said lots by the City Council
of said City, for repairing eide walks in front Of
said lots, as designated In the above st, and un-
less payment be made Of the taxes 10 levied, and
also all costs, before the Hth day Of July
A. D. 1859, the said lots, or 20 much thereof -
shall hs necessary 70 dischargc raid tsx and costs.
viii be sold on the day aforesaid. at the Mayors
Once In said city, between the hours OF Q o'clock
n. n. and so'clock p. m.
G. q. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
July g. IsgO-dtd
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FAM n INSUM A NOE.
Missouri State Mutual

FINE AND MARiNE INHURANCE COMPANY
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
Us. McCune, 8. M. Edgel, C.S. Greedy,
X. Wymsn, CHI. Peck, B.W.Alexsndef
James Smith, A ID. Pomeroy, ID. D. Page.
II s. ELLloTT ,6ec'y. SIN. ED9 ELL Pres 4
NO axTRA-nAsARDous RIsxs sAKnn.
F.B. HOLMES. 0ansral Anant.
deco dly A.BRIDGAAN, Art, KSoknk.
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Legal N Office.
70 Wilson Fairbanks D Cas-
VOU are hereby notified that there 10 now on Gle
j In the ofhce al the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, q petition OF
Roland Cutler, claiming Of you the sum OF two
hundred and eighty-tw and 81 los dollars,
t$2s2e with interest thereon at six per cent. per
annum from March 18th, lSoo, ~ money due on
promissory note executed by you for said gum,
dated Nov. l2th, lsas and payable feur months al :
ter date to your order, and endorsed by you the
plaintiff. said petition alE0 prays for writ OF at
tachment.
New, therefore, unless you appear and plead
answer demnr to said petition on or before the
morning of the I'd DAY OF the next term of said
court be begun and holden in the city Of cob uk
on Monday the Sd day Of September, A. d. 1860
judgment wi be rendered against you thereon
j. L0THR0p RICE,
July Z, 1S60-dlm Atty for plt'f.
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To James Chapman:
V0U are hereby notified that there 10 new on Gle
l. in the Clerk . Office of the District Court Of
Lee county. Iowa, al kenkuk, petitior Of Hiram
Barney, claiminga judgmens ON foreclosure Of
mortgage agaanst you for the sum vi / 40 hundred
and sixty-four 25 100 dollars, with ten per cent.
interest from the LIST day of January, 1880, and
spec a and general execution against you also for
tbs foreclosure oil a mortgage, given by you to
Charles Mason upon the north Of the south of
the net of section -, township s5 north, range
8 west, and claiming az injunction against you
restraining you from cutting or removing any
standing or down timber wood from said premi-
SOS, or causing or permitting IL TO be done, and
also the sale OF said mortgagtd premises to pay Of
said debt, tho extinguishncnt Of ali equity Of res
demption therein. for costs and general relief.
Now You are notified to appear and snfwer said
petition on the merninP OF the second day Of the
next term OF said Court, TO be holden on the hrst
Monday OF September. 1850, OF judgment and dor
will be had therein Ms pray ed for by default
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
Trl~ u
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To John Tarbell Jane TArbeli, John Irwin. J no. Il,
Irwin, W. ii. Demng. Levi Averiil, Dan I Ste
phens, j. II. Matther, Fred. u, Beomham, exeeu-
terof Edward Bcynton, deceased, saml Dunlap,
defendants:
NUU sre hereby respectively notified that there
i In nov file In the Clerks ufice of the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, NJ keoxnk, q petition
OF Hiram barney, claiming judgment on fore
closure OF morgagc against said John Tarbell
for the rum of "a ,ess Isfo0 With 10 per cent IN
tersst from February, 1850. and sSainst all said
defendants above named. prsyisg uiro for the fore
closnre of 8 certain mortgage given by said John
TaTbsi TO Charles Mason upon the Q. Of sc SEQ.
l. township 10 n, range west, also on the sw.
snd v. of Sc sec. 8, Township Ga north, range
west Of plank road, except 10 1900 acres in
s-w 1; the sale Of said mcrtgaged rremises to pay
Oh said debt the extinguisbmeut OF all equity of
redemption therein and for and general relief
said petition also asks for the appointment Oh
cever TO take charge and controi OF said premises,
collect the rents, DC which rseaiver has been ap-
pointed by said Court.
Now you are required to answer said petition by
the md day OF he next Of said court to be
held on the ist Monday Of September, $50, or
judgment and decree will be had therein az prayed
for by default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
July ii, 1850 dun Atty for pi'tf.
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LcEai NStIce.

LeEAf Notice.
To. J. v. McKinstry.
VOU are hereby notifies that there L. now on Hle
i in the ofioe Of the clerk Of she District Court
of Lee Connty, Iowa, at Ksokuk, : petition Of the
Keskuk, NJ Pleasant Masoatins Railroad Co., =
corporation daily organised and incorporated under
the lass OF Iowa, claiming Of You the sum OF two
hundred and sevsnty-Aye and 67-les dollars.
ltHS.67J ], o. money due on . written agreement
made by and between you snd others and said com
pany, On er shout jane 18th, 1861, by which you
promised to take 81 shArsso OK the capital stock of
said company and to pay the instalments therein In
twelve ll2l equal monthly payments; and ALSO as
money due on due bill for twenty Gye f251 dol
lars, executed by you TO said company, dAsed Nov.
LIST, 1855. said petition also prsls For = writ Of
attachment.
Now, therefore, unlees you appear and plead,
answer or dcmur 70 said petition on on before the
morning Of the second day of the ter Of said
couFt, to be begun and holden an the city Of keo-
kuk on Monday the I'D day of September, A. n.
1850. Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon.
J. LoTEROP RICE,
July ., I860-dIm Atty for Plaintiffs.
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NHEHIFP,s SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, ,e

LEE G0uHTY,
10y virtue of . special Execution TO me directed.
II Issued by the Clerk of THE District Court of said
a"unty In fssor OF Jno Lynch, and hRxinst Jas. ~.
keid, tand decree OF forscosnrs Agsnst aid Reid.
Saul Holmes Henning Woe drnf, ct ALL In an 40
t'on Vt cLsars, Il upon viii sol to
the highest hidaar al the door Of the Clerk O.ce
OF the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa 1t Keo-
knk 10 aAid county the 2ssA day of sly, A. d.
1860, between The hours of eo'elock .. n. and
o'clock F. m. Of said day, the following property,
To- wits The northeast quarter Of this north east
quarter OF the south quarter Of section TWEEN
esax In township sixty Ave 6ss), north Of range
IRE I'D vest oontainang ten acres more or lees In
the county OF Lee and State of Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and TO be sold NY order OF
Court TO satisfy said writ OF execution.
keoknk, Jane 3S, 1859.
III. M. 1kIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.
inn 24feex6
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Legal N office.

To Becker d Co.;
V0U are hereby notified that there is now on file
J. in the Clerks office of the District Court of
Lee county, lows, It keokuk, petition of
and style), filed the 9th day Of June, d. lsse
claiming Of Jon the sum Of thirteen hundred and
sixty six dollars money due ON . bill of ex-
change drawn by J. y. Death 4 Sons and accepted
by you, and also claiming m attachment which
was issued and levied upon the north west half OF
lot g. block IS Of the city Of ookuk ~ the proper
ty Of A. Becker, one Of the partners OF Booker 4
Co. And unless you appear and answer said petit
ton or before the "a day of the next Septem be
term oI saia oours, wnien commences on the LIST
Monday In September next judgment will be rem
dered against You BY deisult.
July ., lsoo-dlm Att'ys for pl'tfs.
TRUSTEES safe.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to ali whom ii may con.
IN Germ that on the 9Th Jay Of Jnly, A. ID. 1861
at the OF Msin street and Second street. Ke-
okuk, Iowa, win sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following real estate in the county Of Lee
and State Of iowa, namely; The undivided half Of
the fractional half, Block thirteen (I31, Of Xii.
bourne's addition to the City OF Keokuk, At the
corner OF 18th and Blondeau streets Of said city.
This sale u msde BY virtue OF . deed OF trust
from Horace Ayres to me, made to secure the pay
ment Of . note Of 11o4 TO Hoskins, HeiskeH Il Co.
which note being due and unpaid I am required by
the terms Of the trust decd TO sell said real estate
deed will be madsto the purchaser
SAM. +. MILLER,
jane 9th, 1860. Trustee.
jun17 did
TLARKR's RRPORT's.-7th vol. just received
~ OGDEN BROWNELL 4 CO.,
janl7 No. 81 Main-st.
VsAYLOK BROS superior London Mustard
apisd ooLLIERs i RoBxRTsoN.
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Legal N0IfCe.
DISTRICT COURT OF LEE COUNTY, I
STATE OF IOWA, AT kEOkUK,
To Frank Schreek, Sir.
V0U are hereby notified that there la now on fls
i In the Clerks Once Of the District Court OF
Lee County, lows, ~ Kcokuk, = petition of
Barbara Schreek, asking Of said Court decree Of
Divorce from you rincHie mafvtmonii. on the
ground Of wilfai desertion from the Eaid plaintiff
by you, without q justihabie or reasonable cause,
for the space Of year, and for habitual drunk
eness, and for cruelty by you TO said plaintiff.
And unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the second day OF the M 1t September term
of said District Court, to be holden la said county
at keokuk, decree will be rendered against you
therein In pursuance of the prayer of said petit
tion Of plaintiff.
III. 4. KYLE,
June 4. lB60-d1m Sol. for Plaintiff.
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Original NOTICE.


VOU are hereby notified that there 10 now on file
i In the Clerk Office of the District Court OF
Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition OF Hiram
Barney, claiming judgment on foreclosure Of q
mortgage against you for the sum Of Eve hundred
and twenty dollars with ten Per cent interest from
the 18th day Of Nov. 1859, and special and gen
eral execution against you, praying also for the
foreclosure OF mortgage given by you to Charles
Mason upon the south 40 acres OF the ne and
thu north 20 acres of the SIC. section g. township
Oh N range west, and claiming also an ininnction
against you restraining you from cutting or re-
moving any standing or down timber or wood from
said premises, or causing or permitting it to be
done, and also for the sale of said mortgaged
premises 70 paw off said debt, the extipguishment
of all equity of redemption therein, for costs and
general relief.
Npwyou are notified tosppear and answer said
petition on the morning ct 'ne second day of the
next term Of said curt, 10 be holden on the frst
Monday Of September, 1860, or Judgment and de-
cree will be lad therein as prayed for hy default
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
July /. lS60dm Solicitor for Petitioner.
original Notice.
TO Thomas Cross, Rodah Cross, Eliza J. Cluts, Eli
Cluts, Henry cluts, ames burrows. James Rey-
noids, Frederick Znggi Geo. w. Hardesty, Jacob
hsshy, Theoda G. Barrett, Wilson Barrett, Hugh
VnU and each Of you are hereby notified that
L there is DOW on file in the Clerks Office of the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ut Keokuk a
fSsAiuh VA ANUS ~. Drown claiming VI the
foreclosure of mortgage on lot 10 s In block
III In keokuk, Lee county, Io~a given by Thos
lross ana hodah Cross TO the said Brown to secure
the purchase money of the said premises; said pe~
tition claiming also decree against said Thomas
Cross for the sum Of $766 30 100 With interest at
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum, the amount
OF two promssory notes secured by said mortyave
NOW, therefore, unless you and each Of Won ap-
pear and answer said petition on or before the End
day Of the next term Of said court at said place to
be holden, judment or decree will be rendered
against You according to the prayer Of said nc
tition.
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS.
July II, 1860 I'm Soils for petitioner.
NEW HOOKS.
pEULAH, the great sensation book, by Mixs
- Augusta j. Evans, this day received at
OGDEN BROWNEIL co.'s
CRY Book SroRK.
Marcnid h2 Main.st.
PRUNEN.
n KEGS Just received and for sale low by
~. KELLOGG = BIkGE.
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Oraxsuar Notice.

TO JOSEPH w. HOLMAN
VOU are hereby notified that there liz now
l. on file In the Clerks Office Of the District
Court of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk the pet
OF John McMshon, claiming of yon the fore
closure OF mortgage on lots and 8 in block 81
of the city of Keokak in said county and State
and that decree be rendered against you in The
sum Of 81, 1888 $500 with 10 per cent, per annum
interest thereon from March 18th, 1857, being the
amount due on promissory note secured by said
mcrtgageon the premises Aforesaid, and for gener
al relief.
Now, therefore, unless yoa appear and answer "a
said petition or before the second day of the
next term Of said Court at said place to be holden
judgment or decree win be rendered against yor
thereon as pro ronfesso.
CURTIS, 9ILLMOREk CURTIS,
May Y, 1860-4w Att'yE for Petitioner.