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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

The CASE OF ALDERMAN BARRY--On Saturday
DistrictAttorDey Waterbury obtained an alternative
mandamus requiring the Sheriff to take AID Richard
Barry 10 the Penntiary, in accordance with TIE orig
NAL sentence pronounced against him by the Court of
Sessions, or to show cause en- Tuesday next why he
should not do 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

PRAYER msetng was held la the Grandssrsst CkurSs
The Rev. DR.. Thompson pastor. for the parposs Il
BIDDING them farewell. The exercises we're conducted
BY the Rev. DR.. Stevenson, and speeches we're msds
by the departing preachers, who gave brief seeoass
Of the vsrous objects they had In view. a number Il
their friends accompanied the tourists 10 tie sesne
bidding them goodbye and safe return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

MINOR POLICE IrEns.-John Rogers was arrested
Saturday for attempting pick the poke. Of Emanuel
Obreght While al fire. The complainant mad 35 ia his wal
let Justice Kelly committed Roters TO Mary ~
ott and Ann Robbins arrested Saturday charged With
having stolen FIVE fine lace collars from the OF Mcguire
Grant. The accused held for examination BY Jaies
Steer.. Julia Huligan servant girl employed In ths family
Of h. Rotheip No 1871 Monroe street. arrested Saturday.
suspicion Of having stolen $40 worth of clothing on her
She held for examiOation William Burke
sailor board the brig Wesford arrested On Saturday for
having stolen gold watch worm $50 from the captain Of the
brig Of carpenters oos and other articles worth much
The acensed confessed re crime and o,ked By
Justice Connolly George Ellis brought this pors yss
terday Havana by order 4 the Consul c1sei with
having ay stabbed second mate of the bark Henry War
while bins at that port Two sailors fro the bark
also back They all taken charge by
the u. Marshal. William Sparks arrested yesterday,
charged with having about Elk months since passed counter
felt 80 bill Of the Fsrmer and Msnufactuers Bank to Miss
Helen Bennett 10 Greene Since
kept away the till yesterday morning
again attempted pass couneTei. rs bill The accused
nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

The IL aueDce Of great northern snowstorm, which
prevailed on Saturday morning all the way from Lake
Erie TO the upper HUDSON River, reached this ssisuf 10
on the afternoon of that dsyborne cold and fessea-
ing, on the wings Of regubr March Eorwsstcr. The
steady rain Of the morning speedily came 10 En- end.
and people wended their way up town, with spuag
coats tightly buttoned and uDgioved hands in sse'r
pockets. Yeserdsy,however, the weather was de-
Gebtful-just brsciDg enough TO be wholesome--s1s.
overhead, clear, blue, American shy. Thousands o.
TIE IaborDg classes awaited themselves of tho "Po
mans holiday" TO get breath of uDadulisrafed o..
mosphere, in tbs Central Park and other subuTss q
our city. The crowded all day, and the run
shine made it impossible for any one to feel very nsca
out Of sorts with himself or the rest of mankind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

BAxrrR-srREEr MIssIos.-Yestsrday afternoon a
meeting Of the poor residents OF the Five Points ana
surround ding neighborhood, was held at the Mission
House, No. ~ Baxter street. Messrs Pasdee, Baen,
and others, delivered addresses. The order which
prevailed was very gratifying. This mission 10 doing
ito work in an unpretendiDg way, depending Of course,
for it's support upon the benevolence Of all who taxi,
an interest in the cause Of the poor.
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sra William Bannaman. Q

ACCIDENTS AND ISoUEsrs William Bennsmsn, Q
most inssn death Deceived terribly sc.ded about
months since sugar MILL at the Of Pine and Cherry
streets since which time he has been fined 10 bis bed De-
preston pts Of his sickness supposed to hsys
prompted the deed Coroner OKee held inquest on the
BODY Joseph Abam of No street st npsed st
bs throat Nth Saturday afternoon He succeeded VA
mailing fghtul looking wound and doubts OF his recover are
Michael Conway sged four w run over
by No ofthe Sixth Railroad on S.tuds notong
and seriously injured result 10 death few hours ssr
- Cor Ksefe held uqu Saturday st tts Belle
yue Hostia the body If May Smith who was TN ever n
train the New Haven Railroad on the 100 inst
verdict OF" accidental DEATH rendered Dagso
seed years died the Hopts on Fcsy nomtn
effects being ~ on TIE
Hudson Riser sroad The parents The boy ~ho reside
Twenty FIJI street. Ninth avenue nsa sns MN 70 sSa'S
was kocLe5 down and run Coroner Schrme sid I'M
qusst the body, which resulted In 'efac' seeiaen"
death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

CHAsGEs IN OFFIcE.-The Street Commissioner
has appointed Andrew j. Plumb, of the Fifth Ward,
inspector of Lamps, vice Francis Stacom, removed;
and EDWARD Higgins, Inspector on Contract work.
The Croton Board have appointed, in addition to our
previous lit, Edward DogaD, Isaac b. DickersOn,
William Russell, Thomas j. Coutant, Ed. Lsycraft,
John Farrell and Robert L. Edwards as Inspectors on
Street Repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CITY MIssIoNs.-The an
niversary of the New. York Conference City Mission
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church was held
yesterday morning in the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church in Seventh avenue, near Fourteenth street,
where addresses were delivered by the Rev. DIS
McClintock and Durbn, and the Rev. j. p. Newmani
inhe afternoon at the Methodist EPisco-
pal Church, where addresses were given by the Rev.
Drs Nadal and Osbon, and in the evening at the
Greene-street Methodist Episcopal Church. At all
these churches there was large attendance, and col
lec,ions were taken up in aid Of the Society The So
cety has five sundsysehoOls under it's charge which
average 900 scholars esch and in the churches esab
lished by there are $50 members. Two new church
enterprises are in hand, and the means for more ex'
tended usefulness are constantly on the increase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

PIcKPocKETs' Balloon Friday night there
large gathering Of thieves pckpockets and shopifters,
Of both seser mostly Jews and Germans at the lager
beer fsloon No. III East Sixth street. kept by Wolf
hendltbaum. Good mnsic was in attendance, and
gay and lively dance going on. A bench warrant
having been issued for the arrest Of Adoph Kensmid
Officers King and McCord Of the Lower Police Court
proceeded to the house Of Mendlebsum hoping to find
the person for whom they were looking. Entering the
ballroom, they their gentleman struggling in
the gidcy mazts OF a German waltz, with his arm
lovingly around the waist Of plump Teutonc maiden.
They at once attempted to arrest him, when his wife
seized chair and threatened to annhlate the officers
Seeing this act Of defiance on the part OF his brave
spouse Keinsmdt also struck out for his LIBERTY and
dealt Officer Kiog two or three severe blows, and
bit bis thumb in serious manner. Julius Spruce,
who was recently arrested for receiving Stolen goods,
then interfered pronounced the warrant iHega, and
advised the prisoner not TO 60 with the officers. lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

The SAcHEMs OF TAMMAsY.-!The annual election
of the Tammsny Society will be held in the Grand
Council Chamber Of the Great Wswsm this evening.
of the members met at the Westchester House
On Friday evening, when the following ticket was
agreed upon;
For Saeems-John A. Dir, Elijah +. Pwdy, WIN. D. Ken
ptdy Geo Il Baldwin Jas B. Nicholson, Henry Vandewasr
John Kelly, Nel,onJ Waterbury, Wm. Miner, Wilson Small
Douglas Taylor James Conner Richard Connolly Treasurer
John Y Soysge it, Secretary Casper c. Chds; Sycamore,
George hesservei Wiskiniie, Stephen d. DuryeA
The ticket will probably be elected without opposi-
tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

THE NV BAPTIST CHuRcH.-The new edifce
which the congregation of the Rev. DIR. Hayne has
been for some time erecting the corner of Thirty
first street. and Madison avenue is now rapidly ap-
preaching completion. 1t is expected to be open for
divine service on the Goth nstthe last Sunday of the
month The building s an honor to lis architect and
to the church who has erected H. exceeding in size and
beauty any edfce belonging to the Baptist deromina-
ton in this city, il not in the whole United States.
spacious and appropriate Lecture has been con-
stTuoted in its rear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

The BURTON WILL CAsE.-Tbe viii of the late w.
Z. Burton admitted to probate, on Saturday, by
the Surrogate and letters tesementary ordered to be
sued TO DIR. John j. Crane, executor, and Cecilia
Burton the testators eldest daughter the executrix
named in the will.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

TAX RECEIVERS BUREAU.-About one million Of the
total tax levy OF last year $50 1863 OO22 yet mains to
be collected by the Tax Receiver. Remss Taxpayers
who now come In with their tribute, pay an add.
cDa ~ per cent interest on the amount owed, reck-
oned from the time when their taxes fell due. This
they keep ON doing up 10 June LIST, when the &C.
counts yet unsettled will be transferred to the Bureau
of Arrears in order to have the cys due Obtained by
means of public sale. Last week the Tax Receiver
took in the sum of $4,000 Sc.
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10 STEPHEN Adred. Magia Johes, James NJ Reid,
Israel Anderson ana Shrsh G Anderson his wife.
samuel ii. Brown, Hugh T. Reid, John Tracy;
Nou and rach of yau arc hereby notified Thai
there ~ Cow on Il e IN he o flee If the CLERK Of
ths District Court of Lee county, lows, at Keoknk
pehuoh OF hiram Barney claiming of you Ste
phen Aidred the sum Of six HUNDRED dollars Win
~ per cent interest per annum, payable annually,
az money ia. on mortgage made by YOU to Cbas
~ ason ana since assigned TO said Barney, dated
February Id, 1888; also climing against each Of
you Tue foreclosure OF said mort gage the same be-
ing upon the of Ne. Of See TIP 85, N X. 4
9, lee county, lowe, for The purchase money; and
tafther asking for sale of said pre- and gen
sral relief.
And nnless you appear and answer said petition
on or before The morning OF the second day Of the
next term OF said court, to commence ut Keokuk
on the first Monday of September, A. d. 1866. =
asiaait wili be entered against you, the petition
taken a. by you confessed and "a decree rendered
AGAINST yon as prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
Jury ~ iSoosalm pltf's Att'ys
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To #. Collins, ]. II Sullivan, Charlotte SulIi-
van, James ii Collins, Ann Lupton, ID. @. Dewey,
Charles Parsons Co., w. @. Graham, McCreery,
Esssx Co., A. Todd, y Gorge d. Todd, Ford, Cor
ham Ford. j n. Keid, Iowa We.leyan Univer-
sity, Vim. H. Turner, TAlfcott, Emerson h Co.,
Whittsmore, sqnire a Co, Edwin Manning, Will
liam d X. l.. Ruddick, Chaplin Ice, Lawrence
Machine Shop Company, Nj. g. Moies, X. j..
Kuhn, w. ii. Worthington, fhos. J. Rice, j..
Ward, j. ID. Mitchell, Bros. Co., Scott a
Hedges, s. w. d Ii. Tucker, Potter White, Mute
A Bailey:
V0U and each of you are hereby notified that
l. there 10 now hie IN the ofhoe of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Ice County, Iowa, at Keoknk
petition OF Lcdyard Linklaen claiming of yos
the said NJ. II. Collins the sum Of twenty -tix hun
dred and thirty-three 331O0 dollars, with interest
ut l0 per cent. from July L. 1899, upon several
promissory notes executed BY you to Horatio Sey-
monr and assigned by him to plaintiff also claim
ing against All Of you the fofcciosure Of q mort
gage executed by you said n. II. Collins and j. IL.
sullivan to said seymour and assigned to said
Ledyard Link laen to said notes, being upon
twenty feet front by one hundred and forty feet
deep Of lot two In block nincty-ttres in the City
of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, more particularly
described in said mortgage; praying Tor appoint
ment Of receiver TO take charge OF said property
and for correction of error in the description OF the
said real estate; praying also for the sale Of the
same.
And that unless you appear and answer thereto
on or before the second day Of the next September
tSs0 term of ssid court judgme mt will be render
cd against you by default
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July 10, ls60-lm Pitts Att'ys.
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ieeaI NaIice.

To David Reed, A6rsham Hoagland, George o.
Hilton, y b. Human, Henry Newton, kliga
Stripe and W. G. Snipe, william Carrics Rot II
} Riggs, Lauren b, Malthy and Susan Malt by
his wife, EiesIar Br nham, b. l.. Merrill a Cot
YOU and each Of yea hereby notified that
there Is nov on hlp III the Office of the Cher OF
the District Court 81 go county Iowa, AT eol ak
petition Of hiram Barney claiming of you ID avid
Reed the sum OF tive hundred dollars with ter per
cent, interest per annum, payable annual v, ms
money due on mortgage made by yoa TO Cnarles
MASON aad since assigned to said Barney dated
Deeemeer 10 1858; also claiming against each of
you the foreclosure of said mortsAg the sa be-
ing upon 90 ceres of the south aart Of the Il. of
the S-s. OF sec. 70, Up. No. 6k, N. Rs w., Lee
county Iowa for the purah ase money; anti further
asking for q saie Of said premises, and general
relief.
ana unless you appear, and answer sAi d petition
IN or oeiore the morning. Of the second day of tho
next term of saii cops,s 10 com mence MT keokuk
on he fret Monday a., september. A. ID. 1860 q
default will DO enteDe0 against YOU the petitior
taken &c by you eoaisS. I'd. and \ decree rendere,
against you as ngs Jed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
1uy 70 3sov~dAu Pitts Att'ys.
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"HEREAS j. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop his
w wife, by their deed of trust, dated January
III, 1909, conveyed to Robert ii. Gilmore in trust
the Following described real estate in the county
Lee and State If Iowa, VIA the west half of the
Southwest quarter OF section ten ll0) except one
and three-q acres; and the north half Of the
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section fifteen (l6I, all being in township sxty-six
l6nl range t5l, containing In all ninety eight and t
acres, to secure tbs payment of certain promiss
ry note therein descri5edl for the sum Of two
thousand Ave hundred and ffty-six md 81 100 dol
lars ts25;6 So with ten per cent. per annum in
terest after maturity and also the costs and ex-
penses Of the said trust.
And whereas the said note remains due and nm
paid together with the in crest thereon therefore
/, Robert ii Gilmore, as trustee aforesaid by di-
reciien Of the holder OF said note, will sell the
real estate above described, according TO the pro-
Visions OF said dsed of trust, at public sale, for
cash, TO the highest bidder, front of the banking
house of Geo. U. Anderson q Co., in keok uk in
sail county, on Saturday, the 25th day Of August,
A. ID. 1860, between the hours of 10 o'clock and III
o'clock a. m. of said day, to satisfy said demand
and the costs of said trust.
ROBERT III. GILMORE, Trustee.
July a. Ish0-dAw
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10 george W. Hardesty, i. l. Hafdssty, J as. Ham
iiten, Hsteh 4 Thompson Scott 4 Ormsby John
Bruce, A. VI. Merrick, Chaplin d Lee, ecofeld a
Bro, @raham d Dimond, A .Hosmer, Joseph Snow,
State OF Iowa Ter Use Vt the School Fund Small
Wells 4 Co.:
fIsAEkE is now on Ele in the ofiee Of he Clerk
Il Of the DISTRICT Court If Lee County, Iowa as
Aeokuk The petitionof William L. Riok.y, claim
ing OF SeoFge W. ilardesty and T. J. Hardesiy the
u IN OF seven th0asaud dollars on three promissory
u 1tes executed by them to arthur Woleott ana now
PIaintth ) pr perty, and Claiming against all of
you the Force oSuTt 0f mort gage on real estate In
Lee County, Iowa gwen to secure said notes by the
SAID neo W. HarJcsty AID l., J. Hardesty.
Unless yea appear and answer said petition on or
peiofe the cono dsy OF the September term sBUl
OF tue sat- court at heokuk, judgment will be-
rendered against you and sale Of the real estate
ordered.
RANKIN MILLER,
July IS, ls60-lm pnf's a,t,v.
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To T.. u. McCleary, Robert Simpson and IL. Jan,
simpson, George CLARK, SEN:
V0N and each of you are hereby notified that
there lie now on Gle in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk,
petition of Hiram Barney claiming of you T. b.
McCleary the sum of five hundred dollars, with
10 per cent. per annum interest payable annually
rs money due mortgage made by you to Cbas.
Mason and since assigned 10 said Barney, dated
August 20. 1883 also claiming against each of
You the foreclosure of said mortgage, the same
being upon Lots and 2 in Book ia, in the
City of eokuk, Lee county, Iowa for the purchase
money! and further asking for sale of said prem
Uses, and general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning of the second day of the
ext term IF said court, 10 commence at keokuK
on the FIRST Monday of September, A. ID. 1900, a
default win be entered against you, the petition
taken as by you confessed, and decree rendered
against yen as prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
July 10, 1s60-dlm Pltfs' Att'ys
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To ]. 7. Cave, Richard Piles, Milton Plies, Eaton
d Bro. Co, w. X. Crockett, State of Iowa to use
Of School Fund, C. CARRIER, IL. II. Slaughter,
George Gray, Noah B alley.
NOU are hereby notified that there IL now on fle
Il in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee County, lows, at Keokak a petition of
Daniel u. Overall, claiming Of said j. r. Cave the
sum OF four thousand dollars as money due upon a
mortgage and claiming against all of you the
lands in Lee eoun y more particularly desert bed in
said petition.
And unless you appear ard answer said petition
on or before the 81 day of the next September term
OF said court Judgment will be rendered against
you by default.
RANKIN MILLER,
July 10, lS60-1m Pltfs Att'y,
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1,egas Ncfrre


n Ian aees, executor of the estate of vii.
ham kees, dece iced, jules L'Hspitalier. Aima
Roman D, Eugene komanoff. James Inv. Mar
gaFet Lilly, " b. Thompson, John Newell:
" " ana each "a you are hereby notified TINT
there is bow ON file in the hoe Of the e lerk az
.he Instruct Court of Lce County, Iowa ut Kcokuk.
! Petition OF hiram Barney claiming Of you Vim.
H*ts 81 executor ~ the estate Of Wm kees as.
1854 he sun OF one hundred and seventy six and
fa-lVV collars. with Interest at 10 per cent. per
ahnhnr AZ mansy due 90 mortgage made by Vim
leF' Hte ated, y Charles Mason and since ~
lsAea g aid iram Barrty. dated May ~. 1851
also canning against vseh of you the force losure
~ saia mortsage, the same being upon Lot six 70,
= bieck one bundled aud fourteen (ll4) in CITY
~ htoEnk, lee ctnnty, Iowa. fer ths purcbnse
aonesi and further asking for a sale of said prem
u E. and general relief
AMI unless you appear and answer said petition
on er before he mornsng If the second day Of tho
hsSt term o. said court, TO commence at Keokul
90 me hrst Monday OF September, A d. lsa0
afisat VII be entered against you, the peti. =
.akeh as y sea confessed, and a decree r. on
against you as prayed therein. n's1ec.
Jn,v 10 ,ssa NOBLE 4 sTg.ONa
fitft Attys.
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To Melehor Is. Coll, John Henry Coll, Edgar q
Coll, Alexal 1der ". Coll. Ella Eliza Coil, May
Ieressa GulI, children and heirs of Eienor Coll,
deceaseI;
N0U and eacia of you are hereby notified that
l. there is now file in the Office of the Clerk of
the District Coirt of Ice county, Iowa al keokuk,
pet tion and amended petition of Hiram Barney
claiming of Is aiah Gilmore the of twelve
hundred dollars aud ten per cent. per annum in
serest from DC CO, 1883, as money due certain
mortgage made by him TO Charles d AEON and since
assigned to said barney. dated June % 1883, also
cla" ing agaiA st you and the other defendants to
said petition tlte foreclosure of said mortgage the
same having been given for the purchase money
upon the SIC. l Of n~w OF SEQ. AZ, and s-w Of
r-w. of 81, all in Ip. Go range west, in
Lee county, Iowa. for sale of said lands and gem
eral relief.
And unless you appear and answer raid petition
on or befcve the morning Of the second day Of the
next term of said court, to commence at keokuk on
che first Monday of September, A. u. 1860. de
fault will be entered against you, the petition TIA
ken by you confessed and decree rendered
against you as prayed therein.
NOBLE il STRONG,
Jaly 10, 1860 dim Att'ys for Plt'f.
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l.egal Notice.
TO u. g. Moses, William Sleith, and Lawrence Ma
chine shop:
O0u are hereby notified that there IL now ON
n hle in the Clerks Office Of the District Court
OF Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, petition Of
Benjamin Craft claiming of you the foreclosure Of
n mortgage tbs following real es ate situated in
Lee eounty, Iowa, wis; Lot one (1) in Simpson
subdivision of the S-W. of section 2 In township
30 north, range west said petition cIaiming also
judgment in the sum of four hundred and sew
enty five dollars en- " note secured by said mort
gage against the said Il q. Moses, aud that ell ir
tsrest or equity Of redemption Of all sad dafsnd.
snts be forever foreclossd and barred and for rcn
eral relief
Now, therefore unless you appear and answer
said petition ON or before the second day Of the mex
term OF said court, to commence at Keokuk on the
LIST Monday OF september, 1884, decree will b. rem
dered againat you according to the prayer Of said
petition.
CURTIS. aILLMOREA CURTIS,
July ~. lss0-dlm Sol. fer PlAiAtiG.
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10 Thomas smith, Hannah Smith, u. f. Fuller.
1tcllts Fuller, James M. Rifner. Martha G.
nanner, joel sievin, Geo. c. Anderson, A. C.
Tham and Cunnin CHAM Il Co,
~ w are hereby notified that there Ia now on le
= IN the CLERKS Office Of the District Cour, of
Lee Comfy, Iowa, at keokuk, petition Of
9Spsepn Brooks claiming of the said Thos smith.
Hannah smith z. f Fuller. Cecilia Fnlla, -
~. h'hner aad Martha Rifner, the sum oF ten
thousand dollars sS money due on two promfasory
notes and q mortgage given to secure their paw.
ment and Claiming against all Of you the fore.
closure Of said mortgage
nov, therefore, unless you appear and answer Ia
said petition on or before The second day az ths
next September term Of said Court Judgment viii
De rendered against ,ou by default
RANKIN & MILLER,
July 95, lse0-4w Att'ys ,or pet;t;o,ar
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To 9. q. Burbridge, ]. Yard, Michael Bushey julia
Agnees
VoU are each Of you hereby notified that there Ii
now on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of Lee County, Iowa, at krokuk, the
petition of John Templin, Roswell Piummer and
Joseph ChSnlbcrlain, partners in trade comprising
the firm IF Templin, Plummer Co., claiming OF
the defendant y. q. Burbridge the sGm of six
thousand dollars, as money justly due them from
him three promiTsory notes made by him to one
George Harvey and by him assigned to u. Ii.
Wheadon and by him assigned TO PLAINTIFF also
claiming of all of you the foreclosure of mort
gage given by said s. u. Barhridge 10 secure said
notes ON lot No. six and the West half of lot No
fvein bio one hundred and thirty mine, In the
City II keokuk, County of Lee and State Of Iowa
Now unless you apper and answer thereto on OF
before the morning IT the second day OF the ne KIT
September term 1890 of said court, Judgment and
decree win BE- rendered against you by default a.
prayed in plaintiffs petition.
MccRAKY BRUCE,
July 20 I56e-1m Sol's for Plaintiffs.