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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-04

GVA pretty but weak girl Of seventeen,
the daughter Of widow in Rockford, ILL.,,
recently ad, erti,ed tor G husband '.just for
the romance of the thing" She obtained,
not hu- band but seducer, in tho person
of gambler named Moore, who had return.
ed from Pixies Peak tor the Winter. He
started recently to return to the digyings,
taking her Ct is supposeD along; aud the
next Thing known of her by her friends is
the Giseove y, near OF umwa, Iowa, Of her
dead body, bearing incontestiblc marks of
murd,r.
We do not base 50 sweeping deduction
on single fact, however significant; but
VIC believe young women in this country
merry more recklessy than any where else.
Is there village of fifty houses in the land
wherein plausible, we'll dressed adventurer,
of whom nobody knows anyt ing, cannot
marry girl Of spotless character after q
residence OF six weeks? Such marriages
in fact, all marriages not based on Intimate
knowledge and profound esteem as we'll AZ
f.rvent love-are somewhat more reputable
than what is called Free Love, but scarcely
one whit less culpable and perlous.-N. Y.
Tribune.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-04
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
LEAP YEAR.

A correspondent sends to an exchange the toi.
lowing lines on leap year. OF course, ladies' Will
take the hint: .
Then lst us nervs our bsshful O G
And qusli each t,mid douei-.S
And raise our dropping hSith thes : 'o'h
Our wr,nklsd features !
Aua write thereon in lettSRss. -"
THAI those may rsad who run
"PRoPssALs THANKFULLY REcKIvEp
I'LL ElGHrxEN slXrY-oNE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-04

BITERs BIrTEN-lt is said in the dispatches
from Charleston that there are not more than
two thousond outsiders assisting in the
deliberations of the Convention. The greed
and rapacity of the Charleston landlords have
been defeated. Extortionate prices have kept
the crowd away, and the robbers who had
anticipated golden harvest are now glad to
fill their rooms at prices but little, if any, in
in advance of their usual charges Chicago
Press
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-04
SHARP STICK

: IAN advertisement without chHrge.l
"Spaulding's Giuc'-in every street,
l, stuck in your face. in bottles neat.
Twill stick they say, all broken parts
kx,n broke banks and broken hearts!
But to raise its reputation higher
It's greatest stick is-stieking the buyer
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-04
4 aiE NEWS.
The Poor House in Sturbridge, Mass
,os hurnod an fho lni0ht nf tho 9th md

/ The Poor House in Sturbridge, Mass,
was burned on tho night Of tho 18th, and q
deaf aud dumb girl perished. p. '' II g. 60.
The Salt l., ke Express arrived at Atch
ison, X. T., on the 26sh, bringing Sc, 900 in
dust from Denver City, and three passengers
from Salt Lake In crossing the mountains
they were obliged to leave one of their mes
sengers on ace .antM being snow blind -
John Scudder, who illed Bassett, and left
Denver City Immediately after the murder
last fall, had returned and given himself up
to the authorities, lie was having his ex-
animation when the Express left. 1t was
generally thought he would be acquitted
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-04

The grasshoppsr sat on . sweet potato viae.
On the sweet potato vine,
On the sweet potato vi ., .'-....
When the turkey go6bler came up behind,
And yanke him off the sweet potato vine.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-04

cYM Mass meetings are beginning to be held
in Pennsylvania already, although the election
does not take place till October. But the
| sign is decidedly favorable.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-04

| PRoGREss OF DEsPorIsN. Tho Slage Trade
not Piracy unless the Negroes are Kidn cppsd.
-The Charleston papers publish an elaborate
opinion in the case of VIM. c. Corrie, indicted
for piracy, under the act of 1890, delivered at
the present term of the United States Circuit
Court, in Charleston, by Judge Magrath. In
this opinion, as we understand, it is maintained
that to constitute the offense denounced by
that act the accused must have seized by force
the regroes taken IN Africa and shipped
thence. If the negroes were purchased, or
came to him in the way Of trade and barter,
with the presumption that they were, before
they were purchased, slaves there under the
usases, customs, and what may be considered
the laws of the African tribes, the purchasing
and bringing African n groes to the United
States may be an otfense under other statutes,
but is not piracy punishable with death under
the act Of 1920.
a9S A cotempsrary gives some items
relative to Democratic National Conventions
in times past which may be interesting ut this
particular time. Since the Convention system
took the place of the old Congressional Caucus
for the nomination of Presidential candidates,
Gen. Jackson and Martin Van Buren, were
elected without opposition. In 1s40, Van
Buren was re-nominated unanimously, but
defeated by Gen. Harrison. In 1874, Van
Buren,, Cass, Johnson and Buchanan were the
prominent candidates; Van Buren's greatest
strength was Jag, Cass 1913, Johnson 80, and
Buchanan 90, but Polk was nominated on the
ninth ballot In 1913, Cass was nominated
on the fourth ballot, over Woodbury. and
Buchanan, but Van Buren paid the Michi-
gander off for his treachery IN 1874 by boiling
the ticket, and giving New York and Penn
sylvania to the Wings, thus electing Ia, lor
and Fillmore. In 1852, there were fifty nine
ballots between Cass, Buchanan, Douglas and
Marcy. The name Of Pierce was not suggested
until the thirty sixth ballot, when Virginia
presented it; OH the forty-eishth ballot he
reached 55, and chen the stampede eusued
In 1856, Buchanan was nominated on the |
seventieth ballot, over Douglas and Pierce
-,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-04

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.dtoi T5t a3glljadE @ g
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. .1o,issDp 81 70 sBis aTsisga& sas 80
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5isl\ o bsd G-go5 ed: 5Eaj bsyisfafaar
0dt asT1 yj1eg y5.@qaomsG
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-04

HA horrid old ba chelor, speaking of
the ladies' fashions, says the people could
get out Of church great deal better if there
was rot quite so much hustle at the door!
Cuffj- said he'd rather die in rail
road smash-up than a steamboat burst.up,
for this reason; "If you gets off and smashed
up, dar you'is but it yon gifts blowed up
on de boat, whar is you ?"
Coon FOR BARABoo.--The town clerk of
Baraboo wis has put out the following
under the dog law
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-04

~ tAhS tuCy NSlo EGQuesteu, uOL III
,tructed, to vote as unit. a dsbate on
this point ensued which checke the prog. ess
of the vote, aud at 123 o'clock she President
decided that the request OF the Sou bern
States to vote as 4 unit was equivalent to an
instruction, and that Georgia must vote as
unit, being q loss Of two Dpu5:as v.tes.
The vote was then announced, Us follows:
Ayes 242. nays At. So The platforms wer,
all referred back to the committee without
Instructions.
A motion next came up to instruct the
committee to report at o'clock this P NJ
Mr.. Phillips, of Pennsylvania, moved to
adjourn to 4 o'clock. The convention ad-
journed till 4 o'clock. +.-
.AfternoSn .Session.--The Convention re-
assembled at o'clock P. NJ. a g. IL A.. ....-.s.
The committee on platform said they would
not be ready to report until 81. 1
Mr.. Avery, of North Carolina, reported
from the majority Of the Committee, aud. IN
doing so, urged upon the delegates Of the
Northern States to recolect that the slaves
who now grow cotton in Alabama, Mlssissippl
and Georgia are the children of slaves Who
were formerly slaves in their own state. .
The report OF the ma jority is q combination
of Bayard's, Of Maryland, Cochrane's, Of New
York, and Bgler,ss of Pennsylvania. sg--a.
Mr., Samuels, Of Iowa, presented lninori-l
ty report sschewing Congressional Inter-
vention and declaring that whether ICousle ess
or the Territorial Legislature have the power
to interfere depends upon the decision Of the
Supreme Court Of the U. s., which decision
| they pledge the Democratic party to sustain :
and abide,by. proceeded at some length to
address Southern members, appealing to them /;
not to persist, in demanding an abstraction
that will drive one half of the Democratic
| party of the North into the arms of the Black
1alRepu5lcans His speech was free fsomt all !
bitterness, and the mesE marked interest.was
I MANIFESTED. .1a0rq
| When Mr.. Sasuuels concluded, Mr. Bltler,
| of Mass, present ted another minority fep,rt,
signed by Illinois, Minnesota, Massachusetts,
and Indiana, consisting of thea aCipciunati
% OF ,sys
81 81 ssJi Eaiqalos5 '.aE'' Bsssy ass,O I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-09

WHEREAS j. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop his
w vile, by their deed Of trust, dated January
III, 1880, conveyed to Robert H. aitlmore in trust
the following described real estate in the county of
Lee and State If iowa. viz. the west half Of the
south-we quarter of section ten (10) except one
and aarters acres; and the north kAf Of the
northwest quarter of the north west quarter of
section fifteen 6l, all being in township sixty-six
teb), range t5), contain ne in all niney gAt and
acres, to secure the payment Of certain promiseo-
ry note ltherein descrieed) for the sum Of two
thousand Eve hundred and Atty and 87-lo0 dol
lars t$75to 81. with ten per cent. per snnum in
terest after maturity and also the costs and ex-
penses Of the said trust.
And whereas the said note remains due and un-
paid, together with the in crest thereon therefore
i, Robert H. Gilmore, as trustee aforesaid, by d.
reciien Of the holder OF said nnte, will sell the
real estate above described according to the pro-
visions of said deed Of trust, ut public sale, for
cash TO The highest bidder in front of the
house Of Geo y. Anderson 4 Co., In keokuk in
sid county, on Saturday, the 25th day Of August
A. d. 1850, between the hours Of 10 o'clock and II
o'clock a. m Of said day, to satisfy said demand
and the coats of said trust.
ROBERT ii. GILMORE, Trustee.
July ~, 1Se0-d4w
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July 10, 1850 I'm



To James s. kimball and Clara kimball his wife,
A. A. Sawin, Major N. kimbAll and ]. A. J..
Kimball
Vou and each of you are hereby notified that
l. there il on fle In the office of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, lows, 1t Ksokuk,
petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming Of you JAS.
s. kimbali the sum of two thousand dollars, with
10 per cent. interest per snnum, payable annually,
as money due on o mortgage made by you TO Chas.
Mason asd since assigned to said Barney, dated
August Z, 1883; also caiming against each Of you
the foreclosure Of said mortgage, the same being
upon the undivided 4-l0 of N. Of NV. / of sec
n, TIP. s6 N. X. w, Lee county, Iowa, for the
purchase money; and further asking for a sale OF
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning of the second day of the
| next term Of said court, to commence at Keokub
on the FIRST Monday Of September, A. ID. 1850,
default win be catered against you, the petition
taken as by you confessed, and decree rendered
| against you as prayed therein.
| NOBLE STRONG,
| July 49, 1s6o-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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l.egai Notice,

Legal Notice.
To David Reed, Abrahl am Hoagland, George O..
Hilton, B b. Hinmsn, Henry Newton, Eliza
Stripe and w. c. Stripe, William Carrick, Rob't
]. kiggs, Lauren B. Maitby and Susan Maltby
his wife, Eleszar BRENNAN, b. L. Merrill d Co.:
NoU and each of you hereby notified that
L there is file In the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court OF Ice county, Iowa Mt Keokuk,
petition of Hiram Barney claiming Of you David
Reed the sum Of five hundred dollars with ten per
cent, interest per annuin, payable annually, ss
money due on a mortgage made by you TO Charles
Mason and since assigned to said Barney, dated
December 10. 1853; also claiming against each Of
you the foreclosure OF said mortgage, the same be-
ing upon 30 acres off the south part Of tho Il. Of
the S-W. of sec. 20, TIP No. SO, N. r. W., Lee
county, Iowa, for the purchase money; and further
asking for sale of said premises, and general
| relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of the second day OF the
next term OF saii court, 10 commence ct keokui
| on the first Monday Of September, A. ID. 1860,
default will be entered against you, the petition
taken az by you confessed and decree renderet
| against you Is pra yed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
July is, lS60-dlm Pitts Att Us.
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Legal nssice.

40 MARY Ir1mbIe.
wv are hereby notified that there Ia now ON
- ME Ia the efiee Of the Clerk Of the District
S.urs on Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, a petition
=. sasi"eoura Vanersdaii PRAYING for the revival
=. Ju'gnsjt which be obtained against you Ia the
SAID court Oct. L, 1851 for the uossession ~ car
.'h resi- estate described the south west quarter
section 'hifty-three, town hip ri xty seven north
VI range seven west, in Lee county lows; with Ave
suit. Ae~1"i'~'s WIS., y
aud that unlsss you appear and answer thereto
o. or before the I'd day OF the next September term
OF ssid court, judgment viii be rendered against
Tou by default as prayed for In petition.
NOBLE Il STRONG,
July IS, I6so-Im pltf,s Att,vs
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ldxAr NAaree.

e u Z
To James l.. Estes, Amanda Estes, James 8. Walk
or, Margaret j. Hukerson, John Gilkerson, j Ohm
W. Rsnkin, Samuel r. Miller, Joseph Narpsau,
John M. Walker, w. u. walker, vanI3uren
Walker, Arthur Wolcott, william Leighton as
trustee Under deed of trust from Arthur Wolcott
for benefit Of hoklsrs Of bonds, w. 8. MsGayic.
A. l.. Deming. Charles Mason, Love. Bryan
Adams CO., George Bartlett 4 CO., Queen City
Varnish Co., Nathan Newsom, Abbott, Johns
Co., A b. Chittenden, Charles Parsons, Clara b.
Wolcott, Lind, Brothers Il CO., Grinnell 4
jenkins, Pegram, Phynter \ Davis, James, Kent,
Santee Co., George Fl. gill, William Crayden
< Co., William Norris, Agent for Gardner Nor
ris; Sidney Hswett, Chopin lee, Samuel Bon
a Smith. Miller Alexander, Edward Wick ersham
State Of Iowa for the use Of the School Fund,
Villa m 4 r. II Ruddick, John Lafon, Bridge 4
Bros, John T. Antrim.
N0U and each of you are hereby notified that
l. there is now hle In the of6ce Of the Clerk oil
the District Court OF Lee County Iowa. ut Keokuk
Petition Of Edward j. Wickersham claiming of
you the said James l.. Estes the sum of fftaen
hundred dollars and interest ufon promissory
note executed by You to him, and praying agains,
all of you the foreclosure OF mortgage executed
by said James l.. Estes and Amanda Estes his wife
to secure said note and inerast upon the south hall
Of Section Eve In Towns hi sixty Eve North, Range
ave west, in Lee county. Iowa, and upon Lots seven
said county and State also pray Ing fer toe sale o
said NOR gagged premises and for other relief.
And unless you appear on or before the "a day oil
the next term Of said court and answer thereto
Judgment will be rendered AEAtnst you by default
and said petition taken ~ TO you pro confesso.
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
Jniy 10, 1s6elm PHf's Att'ys.
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july l6, ls6o-d


NOtbCGs
To Melehor 8. Coll, John Henry Coll, Edgar q.
Coll, Alexander w. Coll, Ella Eliza Coll, May
Teresa Coll, children and heirs Of Elenor Coll,
deceased:
V0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
l. there is ON Ale in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court of Lee county, Iowa. ~ Keok uk,
petition and amended petition of Hiram Barney
claiming of Isaiah 0ilmere the sum of twelve
hundred dollars and ten per cent. per Annum in
serest from Dec. y, 1858, money due q certain
mortgage made by him TO Charles Mason and since
assigned to said barney dated June rs. 1888, also
clair ing against you and the other defendants to
sad petition the foreclosure of said rtEsge, the
same having been given for the purchase money
upon the sc. OF NV. of sec. So, and s-w Of
NV. of sec 81, all in Up. GO N range west, in
Lee county, Iowa; for sale Of said lands and gen.
eral relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petit ton
or before the morning of the second day of the
next term of said court, to commence at keoknk on
the frsi Monday OF September, A. ID. 1860, de-
fault will be entered against you, the petition
ken as by you confessed, and decree rendered
against you prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July 10, 1860 dim Att'ys for Plt'f.
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Le801 NOtlCG.
To James II. Bruce, VIM. O. Daniels, Stanton
Cady, d. e. Jones, G. X. Peek, Rob 7 Ransom,
Miller, May hew Co., Chas. Bush, Eaton, Bros
Co., Duvall, Keighler H. Co., aresnway, Bros.
4Co., ID. G. Hyde Co., Sarah Bruce and d. l..
Walsworth
V0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
L there il now file in the Office OF the Clerk of
the District Court in Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk,
the petition OF George G. Anderson claimng Of you
the said james 3 Bruce and William o. Daniels
the sum OF eight thousand four hundred dollars
With interest and costs. az money due on three
promissory notes dated the 9Th OF November A. b.
1855 and payable in one, two and thros years with
ten per cent interest from date the one for seven
teen hundred and thirty-thTee 80. 100 dollars, and
two for three thousand three hundred thirty three
~ 100 dollars; and claiming against al Of you the
foreclosure Of two certain mort Cages sxscuted By
said Bruce B Daniels and Sarah j. Daniels, to Sc
cure the payment Of said notes, certain proper
~, in said petition particularly set out and do
scribed, and upon which 1t ID said you each claim
some lien.
You arc therefore required to take notice tina,
less you appear and answer to said petition on
or before the morning of the second day of the
sext term Of said court, to be begun and holden
the said city Of Keokuk on the Arst Monday Ia
September, A. D. 1850, Judgment ~ prayed for
will be rendered against you thereon.
EDWARDS McALIETER,
Soils for Petitioner.
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To Il. B. McCleary, Robert Simpson and Il. Jana
impson, George Clark, SEN;
VOU and each OF you are hereby notified that
l. there In ON ale in the ofine Of the Clark of
the Distrist Court Of Lee county, Iowa, Keskuk,
petition OF HiFsm Barney claimiAg OF you T. b.
MoCleAry the sum OF Ave hundred dollars, with
10 per cent. per annum interest payable annually
rs money due on . mortgage made BY you to Chas.
Mason and since assigned TO said Barney, dated
August %. 1858 also claiming against each of
you the foreclosure of said mortgage, the same
being upon Lots ] and 2 in Block 1l4 in the
City OF eoknk, Lee county, Iowa. for the purchase
money; and further asking for sale of said prem
ises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning of the second day of the
next term Of said court, to commence at keokuk
on the first Monday Of September, A. ID, 1850, q
default will be entered against you, the petition
taken as by you confessed, and decree rendered
against you prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
July 10, 1s60-dIm Pitts Att'ys
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10 George W, Hardesty. T. /, Hardesty, Jas. Ham
Iiton, Hatch Thompson, Scott ornsby, John
Bruce, A. Nd. Merrick, Chaplin a Lee, scoheld b
Bro, draham Dimond A .Hosmer, Joseph snow,
nsate OF Iowa for use Of the School Fund, Small
Wells d. Co.:
i'hhhh rs now on fle in the office of the Clerk
= or the District Court Of Lee County Iowa, at
heokuk the petition Of William z. Riekey claim
ing OF oeorge w. Hardesty and T. J.. IA ardesty the
sum Of seven thousand dollars en- three promissory
notes execosed BY them to Arthur Wolcott and nov
PIA'ntln property, and Claiming against all of
you the foreclosure Of mortgage on real estate In
Lee Comfy, Iowa, given to said notes by the
sa,a leo. W. Hardesty and 4. j. Hardesty.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
Oefore the sscon day of the September term s6u)
OF the said court at neokuk. a inasmsnt vYl ~
rendered against You and sale of the real estate
RANKIN h MILLER
July 25, 1862 I'm pnT.s An,x.
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Legal Malice.

10 Lowell Holbrooke, Ferguson N. Wright, John
Miles, Elias p. Smith James c. Richarason
Malachi Richardson, John NJ. smith, Robert
Rankin, Robert French, Stryker 4 Wood:
YOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
:. 10 the suit OF Lowell Hoibrooks against John
Miles and others, now pending In the Distric,
Cssri OF Ice County, At Ksokak, Iowa, james W.
0rimes and Henry W. Starr have fled an amended
petition and cross bill in which you are ali made
defendants, setting up mortgage on the certain
claim rome interest, and praying = iudsmen,
against said Wright for 81 200 and interest, ant
against al Of you foreclosure OF the NOR tgagt
made BY said Wright to secure the payment o.
said sam of money.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the I'd day Of the next term Of sal,
Court, judgment will b. rendered against you b,
RANKIN = MILLER,
July rs. 1860. Attys tor Grimes Starr
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Legal N Office.

N =, Le4AI NOTICE..
40 inomas Smith, Hannah Smith, K. X. Fuller.
Sscaiia Fuller, james M. Rifner Martha @.
msnner, Joel Slevin, Geo. c. Anderson, A. C.
Ihom and Cunningham h Co.:
Vou are hereby notified that there In no v ON s,e
= IN The CLERKS Office of the District Court OF
Ice oonnsy, Iowa, At Keokuk, petition OF
gsoseph Books claiming of the said Thos smith,
MAnnah Smith, 4. Fuller, Cecilia Fuller, as
N. hihner and Martha G Rlffacr. the snm "a tan
thousand dollars ~ money due on two prom issory
notss and . mortgage given to secure their paw
msh1. ana claiming against all VI you the fore
closure OF said mort gage
therefore, unless you appear and answer te
said petition on or before the second dav a. IN,
nex. September term n said Court iudg emit viii
DC rendered against ,ou by default
RANKIN r MILLER,
July rs, 1S60-4w Att,y. for pst;t;orar
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To James r. Bruce, r.. X. Walker, Ferdinand Schu-
lerf
N0U are hereby notified that there 10 on fle In
Il the Clerk d oE6cs of the District Court Of Lee
Anderson claiming Of ypa the foEeslosure Oh :
mortgageon the following realty Situated Ia La
county lows, viz: Lot sin t6s In bleak tAifty-Ase
(3s) In the city Of Kcokuk, and also Judgment
thereon from November ~, 1850, money due on
two netes secured by the said Mortgage, and that
all interest equity of redemption Of all said de-
PENDANTS in said realty be forever foraciosed and
barred, and for general relisf.
Now, therefore unless ron appear and answer
said petition before the second day of the
next term of said court, 10 commence III keokuk
on the LIST Monday of Ssptsmber, 1859, decree
will be rendered against you according to the
prayer of said petition. A
CURTIS, GILMORE h CURTIS,
July ID, 1885, Inn Soils for petsr