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Kentucky.
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Mississippi.
Anormey Gensral-Jeremiah S Black, Of Pen.
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Commtssioser of Land OfFce-T.A Hendricks
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Manypenny.
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Wayne, John Katron, Peter V. Daniel, Samuel
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Campbell
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Clre.it Court, County Of M.nltowo..

Perry r. Smith ngt James McDaniels, William
NJ. Wright, and Anna n. Aldrich
The State of Wisconsin to the above named De-
PENDANTS.
VoU arc hereby summoned aid required to
L answer the complaint in this action, which
was fied in the Office OF the Clerk of the Circpi,
Court in and for the county of Mauitowoc. ON
tie 2Sth day of March, 1860 and serve a cow
of your answer on the subscriber at Manitoyoc
Wisconsin, within ninety days after the service
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Il you fail to answer the complaint as aforesaid
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WIN. N. NICHOLS, PTS Attorney
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NAhITOW,C COUNTY OFFICERS
Circuit J,4dge-David Taylor.
C;ou,iu .T,tdge-Chas. II. Walker.
District Anor1,ey-George l.. Lee
Shrif-Iewis Kemper.
Reqtster Of Deeds-IIen Baetz
T,ensurer-Chas. A. Reuter-.
CLERK Of Co,ut-T g. Gmsted.
Clerk of board of Supor'sorS-Ollbert "
Burnett.
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sur uegor-Patrick Brennan.
Senator-Slm. II. Thurber.
As.emGlymen-ls District, Joseph Rankin.
ID II. Muholland.
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There is no campaign in modern military
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that conducted by Gen. Samuel Houston, during
the years 1857 in the defence of the Ameri-
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In brief period, with small band of Heroes
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10 STEPHEN Aldr,d, Marta jones', James Nj Reid,
Isaac Anaetsoh and Sareh G anderson hi wife
~amne Ill. Brown, iiush L. Reid, John Tracy;
NoU and each OF yu are hereby notified that
here IS BOW OF hle III he ufiee Of the Clerk ut
tn District Court of Lee county Iowa, at Keokuk
petit.on of hiram Barney claiming II You Ste
Ihen ldred the sum Of xix ini DIR d dollsrs with
per eeut interest per 81 mum, payable annually,
az money dut Or a mortgage msuc bv YOU to "a as.
Mason and sines assigned 80 said Barney, dates
February Ii, 1855; also claiming against each of
you the foreclosure 81 sad moftgag4 the same be-
ing upon th OF NE. of Sec. Up 65, N K d
", LIE county, lowe, for tbs purchase NOR "; and
further asking for sale OF sad premises and gen
sral relief
Aud unlcts you appear and answer said petition
90 or before the morning of the sscoud day of the
next term OF sad court, 10 commence st keokuk
Of tht first Monday of Septeu4b Der, A, D. 1864 a
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AGAINST You as prayed therein.
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Juiy 40 iooO-alm Pliff's AIT vs.
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seAnl Nnt.ce.


To David Red, Abraham Hosgland. George O.
Hilton, u b. Hinman, Henry Newton, Eliza
Str Pc and w. c. tripe, william Carricx, Rob
J IigEs, Lauren j. Maltby and Susan Malthy
biz wife, fleazsr I}renhsm. h. l.. Merrill Co.:
NOU aud each of Won are hereby notified that
there is nov on lie In the office of the Clerk Of
the D3striet Court OF Lee county, lows at keokak
petition Of hiram Barney claiming Of you David
Reed the SUN Of five hundred dollars with ten per
cent, interest per annum, payable annually, as
money due on a mort gage made by you to Charles
Mason and since assigned said Barney, date
Decetas.er 10 1883; a So claiming against each of
you the foreclosure ot said mortgage, he same be-
ing upon 6D acres OF tho south part of the Il. Of
Tbs hN. of sec. n, Up, No. 66, N. X W., Lee
county, Iowa, for tie purchase money; and further
asking for a sale Of .aid premises, and general
relief.
AM unless you al pear and answer said petition
IN Of before ths moruing ef the second day of nc
next term OF sai court, 10 commence 1t keokuk
dn The first MpnIny of September, A. ID. 1850, q
defauli viii b. eat red egainst you, the petition
taken az by yon confessed and decree rendered
against you ss pra yed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July 10 1s60-dfn Pitts Attys.
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10 r., b. McCleary, Eobort simpson and Il. Jan
simpson, George Clark, sen;
V0i and each If you hereby notified that
l. there IL now on file in the Office OF the Clerk OF
the District Court OF Lee county. Iowa, at keokuk,
petition OF Hiram Barney claiming of you i. b.
McCloary the Of five hundred dollars, with
10 per cent. per annnm interest payable annually,
money due on mortgage made by you to Chas.
Mason and sinct assigned to said Barney, datt d
August 2e. 1858 also claiming against each of
you the foreclosure of said mortgage, the same
being upon Lots ! and in ock ia, in the
City of keokuk, Lee county. Iowa, for the purchase
money; and further asking for sale Of said prem
ises, and general relief.
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on or before the morning Of the second day of the
next term If said court, to commence At heokuK
on the FIRST Monday Of September, A. ID. 1850, a
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taken as by you conf ssed, and decree rendered
a ganst you rs prayed therein.
NOBLE A. STRONG,
July 1e. 1s60-dlm Pltis' Att'ys
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To NJ. r. Collins, Ii. Sullivan, Charlotte suili-
van James H. Collins, Ann Lupton, d. G. Dewey,
Charles Parsons h Co., w. G. Graham, McCreery,
Essex d Co., A. Todd, George ID. Todd, Ford, Cor
ham Ford, j. n. Reid, Iowa Wesleyan Univer-
sity, VIM. r. Tuner, Talloott, Emerson h CO.,
Written 70, Squire Co Edwin Manning. Will
liam 4 4. L.. Kuddick, Chaplin Lee, LAwrencs
Machine Shop Company, M. q. Moiss, j.
Kuhn, w. HI. WorthinEton, ! hos. j. Rice, j
Ward, y. u. Mitchell, Bros. Co., scvtt h
Hedges, s. w. Il Ii. Tucker, Potter White, Mute
A Bailey.
V0U and each OF you are hereby notified that
l. there IL on 6le In the office of the Clerk OF
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Kc0kuk
q petition of Ledyard Linklaen claiming of yea
the said M. II. Collins the sum Of twenty-six hum
drrd and thirty three 80 100 dollars, with interest
n 10 per cent. from July 1. 1850, upon several
promissory notes executed by you TO Huratio Sey-
mour and assigned by him 70 plaintiffs also claim
ing Agsinst all Of you the foreclosure Of q mort
gage executed by you SAID M. r. Collins and J. FL.
sullivan to said Sey mour and assigned TO said
Ledy Link lasn, said notes, being upon
twenty feet front by one hundred aud forty feet
deep of lot two in block ninety-tlree in the City
of keokuk, Lee county, lows, more particularly
described in said NOR gage praying for appoint
ment Of receiver to take charge of said prop rly,
and for correction Of the description Of the
said real estate praying also for the sale Of the
same.
And that unlea you appear and answer thereto
on or before the second day VI the next September
tIs60) term OK said court judgms mt will be render
cd against you by default
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July 10, lS60-Im Pitts At'ys.
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"HEREAS j. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop his
w wife, by their deed of trust, dated January
IL, 1850, conveyed to Robert Ill. Gilmore in trust
the following desert bed real estate in the county of
Lee and State of lows, via! the vast bali of the
south sest quarter of section ten siO) except one
ana three-quarters acres and the north bait of the
north west qarrter of the northwest quarter of
section fifteen q 81, all being in township sixtysx
t6s), range 49, contain ng Ia all nine,y eight and
acres, to the payment of certain promisso-
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And VIII reas the said note remains due and un-
paid, ogethe with the In crest thereon, therefore
i, Robert Giltm re, trustee aforesaid, by d.
reeiiop Of the holder of said note, will sell the
real estate above lie 4eribed according to the pro-
vi ions of SAID ed If trust, at pubic sale, for
cash, TO lha highest bidder, in front Of the banking
hons of Geo. =. Anderson Co, in keokuk in
sal county, on Saturday, the a5th day If August,
A ID. 1850, between the honrs of 10 o'clock and III
o'clock a. IN of said day, to satisfy said demand
and the Gusts Of said ttust,
ROBERT Ii. GILMORE, Trustee.
july "a 1863 .1Aw