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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-08

LECTURE TO FEMALEs.-We desire to call
the attention of Cur readers to the adver-
tisement of three lectures, to be found in
another column. The lecturer, Mrs. Gross,
has for several years had charge of the
medical department of one of the most
fourishing Hydropathic Institutions in the
VESTS a regular graduate of medicine.
has taken unusual pains to inform herself
fully on the subjects she proposes to discuss
and her lectures will contain vast fund
of information on these topics, which should
be treasured up by every true woman The
laws OF health are of infinitely more value
than the laws of fashion--and whoever IS
found capable of instructing our wives and
mothers so as to enable them to escape
themselves and preserve their offspring from
disease, should be regarded as a pubic ben
efactor We believe that Mrs. Gross, from
the high encomiums passed upon her by
those who are acquainted with her merits,
is such benefactress, and we trust large
numbers of the ladies of our city will at
tend her lectures. Females only are to be
admitted. The first two lectures will be for
both single and married ladies the last lee
ture will be for married ladies only cog
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, M.-The President
has recognised Ensign Francisco Falloro as
Consul General for Uruguay at New York.
The Criminal Court has sentenced VIM.
Boyd to IA years in the penitentiary for
carrying away and stealing two negroes
from this district.
The Charleston Courier of Saturday re-
cords the death of Rev Cranmer Walker,
formerly Of New England, and an eminent
Episcopal clergyman. r.
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Phi1adslnhia nIarket.

PHILADELPH1A, Feb. Z, M.-Flour active
and firm at 62@5 81. Wheat firm; sales
5000 bush. at i 50@1 60 for white; 1872
al 81 for red. Corn active and advancing !;
yellow 76977c. Pork Is 90; sides 94c-
Shoulders ID c. Lard firm at 1lk@l2c.
Whisky dull at 24c. -
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Bs5- Old Buch. always takes care of his
wounded. 1t is said that Glossbrenner, late
Sergeant-at-arms, win be appointed L. 5.
Treasurer a,feia
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gS- We thank Hon. James S. Green, of
Missouri, for copy of his able speech on
Pugh's Utah and Mexico resolution. Mr..
Green takes a position in direct opposition
to Squatter Sovereignty.-Da GaS.
That is quite fashionable amongst Demo
Gratis now, but it will be much more SO after
the Charleston Convention. Won't it, Mr..
Hull?
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Raltinnore mnrket.

BALT1MoRE, Feb. Z, M-Flour unsettled :.
Howard street 35@5 so. Wheat firm 4
white 35@l so. Corn dull; white and
yellow. 7OG173. Provisions steady; mess
pork l8 0oi prime l3 5o@I4. 90; sides i0c.
Whisky steady; sales of Ohio at 23I.
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INpEpENpENcE, No.. Feb. I, M.-The
Santa Fe mail, from Pawnee Fork, arrived
here to-day. The escort that left Fort
Union on The 27th uIt. had not reached
Pawnee Fork when this mail left. Five
mails were detained at Pawnee, waiting an
escort. 1850 = - -,,...f
No Indians were seen by this party. The
snow was very deep on the plains, and the
weather intensely cold s.s l,is5
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ssS- A good Cutter wants employment
We know. the gentleman to be first-class
workman and reliable man. See adver-
tisementy nss4 II ss asg1- FL
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Bay- Those thick soled fine kid boots for
Indies are to be had at Hughes, warranted
of the best quality and the best fitting ar
ticle in the world. Ladies who have worn
them once will not have any other kind
lie has a choice stock of Misses and chill
drens shoes on hand and for sale at low
prices. a
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He5~ The Virginia Legislature has passed
a bill declaring an amnesty to all who were
engaged in duels previous to January 10th,
1860. 80 .-rs. Jl...--f s..s
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CITY Items.
OPPOSITION MASS MEETING.

OE&HOS1TIONM s. w E1INOs
= A Court House full of the opponents OF
the present Administration met at the above
place on Tuesday evening, February 7th, in
answer to Call signed by number OF
citizens. .....-..~.,......r i-,,r
On motion OF Philip Decker, William T.
Page was called to the chair The President
briefly stated the object Of the meeting;
when, ..=asii g .rH
j On motion, George WoIfin and William
1 Caldwell were. elected Vice Presidents and
James II. McNeely and A. Lemcke, Secre-
taries. 80 a-e .....-..-........,-s -s5s.-s
John J. Chandler was then called upon
for speech. He responded in address,
| appropriate to the occasion, which was well
received. - - 1..z.,.st. =.
Blythe Hynes presented the following
resolutions, which were adopted .unani-
mously- $50 e-i.-a
ResoE0ed, That the Chair appoint COM
mittee of five, whose duty it shall be 10
draft resolutions, and nominate delegates to
attend the Opposition Convention at In
dianapolis on the 22d of February said
committee 10 report at Convention of the
Opposition of this county, to be held at the
Court House, on Saturday afternoon, nth
of February, at o'clock. = .ssi Is.ssas
ReSoIVed, That when this meeting adj
journs, it adjourn to meet i'll the Court
House on next Saturday, February Ilth,
at o'clock p. NJ. SOP ~ aatl ...'a slsFAi44
The Chair appointed as the Committee
named in the first resolution bly, the Hynes,
Asa Iglehart,. George Wolfin, Rudolph
Kehr, and DIR. Isaac Casselberry. sszads 7aI
1t was stated by the Sheriff that the use
of the Court House for. public, meetings
had been forbidden by the, Court After a
lively discussion in regard, to the Justice of
such an order, it was, on motion of John
w. Foster, unanimously aa- y fsssds =
ResoIUed, That it is the sense Of this
meeting, that this Court House is the proper
place for holding political meetings.; and
that the County Commissioners be requested
to give the meeting of next Saturday. the
use of the Court House. e ' ~ szssi@
On motion, a committee of7three- was
appointed to confer with the ommissioners
under the foregoing resolution. Committee
John w. Foster, John S. Hopkins, and
J. j. Chandler. ~. ~,
James H. McNeely presented the follow
ing: ta -si5-I s-,ef- g.
Reso50ed, That the Opposition from the
other Townships of Vanderburgh county be
cordially invited to meet with us on Satur-
day afternoon, February l 1th, at 2 o'clock,
and to act with us in our efforts to rescue
the National and State governments from
the hands of the party that now disgraces
the country. ss rs ...ss .--es'. .r.
Unanimously adopted. ..-,-.--.-.- i.sii
The meeting then adjourned until the
time set forth above. "a s.f.s ga -.s-r,sf,
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.n Eksiy- The friends of our Public Schools
will bear in mind that the semi ANNUAL ex-
aminations are now progressing. These Oc
.casions. are always highlytiinteresting ones
to. every. lover of Education. sss5
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Hzs~Mr. GEo. w Hill, the eentleInanly
Mail Agent on the e. & CIR. r., viii .'lc-
cept our thanks for latc St. Louis paper.
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Ds5- The Board of Trade have changed
p ~, insteadsofs insthe evening" = ArNs
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DIED..

Last night at the Washington Hotel, join Nc
Coy, aged about 81 years, 5fl 5
lis funeral W i'll take place from the Washington
Hotel, this "Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock.
[Cinennati papers copy.I
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FhouR.-1oo bbis at So 1906 90.
WHIsKY.--75 bbls at &c. is sals -ia.ar
SoAP.-25 boxes ut sic. s'-
CANDLEs.-25 boxes Star at Sc. t-.s
GUNNX BAGs.-4,o00 at IA 4c, ss.s-
BARRRLs AND KEGs.-15 so iron bound oil
barrels at 81; 634 molasses barrels mt 81 )
100 pork barrels at 81; 20 iron bound Segs
at 81. t-4a ~Er ~. a=E0sss aasA FWF
The following Shipments were reported:
100 Oil barrels; 1895 sacks of'corn l99
sacks bran; l50 barrels pork; 50 calhs
bacon; 3l4 barrels -four 10 barrels sf
whisky. - ~ r #'a A@ faaF'f p 'tsef-f f.
it.H--t i-5 .,.s-.f. ef
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It,oc
sl,lss,as9@ p

q A'' LIABILITIES. 8
Amount of losses adjusted,
and due and unpaid. . sy NOueg 81 asog
Amount ofIosses inclsrFedand .f.f dies aaie8
in process ofadjustnent,.,..l7s65S3 81 ....s. a..
Amount of losses reported on
which no action has been ts aFs eilA
Amount mount cf cieims for losses
resisted by the Company. 1900 90
Amount OF dividends deeIar-i - ~
ed, and due and unpaid None. "a
Amount of dividends, either
cash or scrip, declared but
mot yet due.... .-.....-..- - Mona as +
Amount OF money borrowed Kone.fneaa s1saf
Amount Of all other existing aff
claims against the Co... None
Total amount Of losses, claims 81. flf-r 1gifR
and liaDiiities....-.....-.... -sfs $50 ~
The greatest amount insured on any one risk is
S3000O, but will not, as general rnle, exceed
9IOOOO ~ r.. a.-fr 'fstr. 81 s.ll EfsH - EIal
The Company has no general rule as to- the
amount allowed % be insured ~ any city. town
village block being governed in this matter, m
eacI. case, by the general character Of buildings,
widtI, Of streets, facilities for putting out fires, se
No part Of its capital or earnings is deposited in
any other State as security therein.
An attested copy of the Charter or I.ct Of lleof-
Poration accompanies this statement zidf na
STATE OFNEw YORK, SIS fo
q city and Countyof New York, 90
Charles }. Martin, President, and J. Milfen
Smith, Secretary Of the Uome Insurance Company,
being seyeraIIy sworn, dcpose and saw and each for
himself s;rys that the foregoing IS true, full and
c,,rr.s,r st,fement of the sairs of the said Corpo
ration, and that they are the above deserllsa 'll-
s.7fSisiteIA 3. CHARLES D. MA RFIsS, Pres Z.
fSigned0 J. MILTON SMITH, Ecc'y. fas4
sserib bed and sworn before sae. t,sss 18th day OF
January, A. ID. 1860 Witness MY hand
lsEAI-4 and 5niJial seal AisA Il ~
(Signed) sls BENJAMIN RANKIN, f
ioommissioners for Indiana, in New ToES, los
broadway, N \. .ses.f. rlt- V .fsf sgfsstfNg 81
Allen c. HaioeS is the duly authorized agent ier
this CITY, as per certificate Of authority fled IN tie
County Clerks office. -ss--
This company insuger against loss q dalaage y
fire to biIiidibgs merchandise Household furnifure,
and personal property geHersily- I Also against the
peris of inland navigation, at far rates OF prem
ium. tt5fsA fi.t ALLEN " HAbtoCh,
Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main street, Evans
yiIIe feb3-1mod
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EvnnswiIIs yvhoIesnle market.

The following Sales were reported to the
Board of Trade at their meeting, Tuesday
evening, February z, 1850:
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

MN-Ih pIlVIIeEe OF YEARLY aIFeIIlstIs Is
10 their imm ediate business, in their own names
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other
persons, well as legal advertisements and aver-
Esemcnts of auction sales, and advertisements with
bhe name OF other persons, sent in by Them, mast
be paid for at the usual rates. - -
ma No report, resolutions proceedings of any
corpoTation society, association public meeting
and no standardization designed 10 can atteiitfbn 10
any matter of limited Of individual interest be
inserted, unlesss paid for advertisements. "a
aS Contracts for yearly advertising win not be
discontinued unless order to that efoct is left at
the efice, and when discontinued in less than
shed at the expense of the attorneys ordering and
not delayable for legal proceedings, but cohectabe
usual time. ~ = -
Ssa Our terms for job Work and transient adyer-
tisenleats are CASH. F'f FfT an 95
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Total amount of capital and


4lH a A9A1A4LAC
Amount. Of cash in Centinen-
tai Bank, n. Y..................'
Amount Of cash in hands "a
Agents, and in course of
transmission, (balancel ,---..
Amouft Of unincumbered real
. estate, No. 4 Wall street. II.
Amount of United States
treasury notes, market yale
ue----.............. ........-.--.-....
Amount NJ issoHFi State bonds,
6 per cent, market value. .
Amount of North Carolina
bonds, 6 per cent, market
value. .....-.-..--...
Amount of TenpesseeI bonds,
q per cent, market Yalue...
Amount Of Brooklyn City
water bonds, 6 per cent,
market value. .-......s.........,
Amount of bank stocks, mar.
kct yalue--........,....--.-.-
Amount of loans on bonds and
mortgages, being first lien
of record on unincumbered
real estate, worth at least
81, ,695, 300, and on which
there is less than one years
interest due and owing
rate of interest Z per cent?
Amouns OF loans on stock and
bondss payable ON demand,
the market value of securi-
ties pledged, S251, 529. .........
Amount due from premiums
on policies issued at Office. -.
Amount of bills receivable
for premiums on inland
navigation risks, &c...........
Interest actually due and paid
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WHEELER & IGLEHART,
fT TOR.H.E rs ezT k.s RE., 81 EVE

IH7T-0R.N.E rs s1E E.s az, e. EVE ss-
OH al Collection and Real Estate Agency Office
on Third street, opposite the Court House.
Enquirer copy-l
NEJVKX n Es.S SIZE, ICE L.1.S.D mo SIS
@I taud " HOwes Cough Candy, and number
OF otici Pleasant remedies for youghs-oftentime
bsltor than the more expensive and nauseating
medicines at IT MAIN STREET.
EyyyD suERGyy.8sN.7rS, kHxsSEGE-4SN>S
~ AND DRUGGISTS.
We arc regularly receiving additions to our stock
Of DRCGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
VAExIsnEs, PEgFUAERY, and FANCY AErECLEs,
which prepared to offer to the trade on
good terms be ~ chased in Cincinnati, Lou
isvile, ST. Louis. ers-f
We have ia store 10 tons of ExTRA PURE WHITE
LEAD, in kegs of 25 lbs, 90 lbs, and leo lbs, which
We are selling the trade at manufacturers prices.
KELLER q WHITE,
s3 80 .-4 = No. 81 Main street.
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Unanimously adopted .--.----.--.-.-. 5. 81
The meeting then adjourned until the
time set forth above. 500 ga .e-rr.f.
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\ 4 4 ME Nh a ASD I'D LOHAL10N.
II pany is the HOME 1NsURA NcE COMPANY,
Incorporated in 1853, and located iII thu City Of
New York. i, = o. tsI~f.-..., al ..1 E. q -.
The Capital of said Company actually tsiltA
paid ufl in cash ioO0DoU0 %
The surplus on the lst day of JanHaTys4 E5s..4 -
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WHEkEAS D. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop his
w wife, by their deed Of trust, dated January
~ 1859, conveyed to kobsrt III. Gilmore In trust
the following described real estate in the county OF
Lee and state # Iowa, viz. the west half of the
southwest quarter OF section ten (i01 except one
and threequarers acres; and the north half Of the
north west qusrtes Of the north west quarter of
section ffteen 6l, all being In township sixty-six
l6s), range t5l containing In all ninety -eight and
aeres, 70 secnre the payment OF certain promisso-
ry note 9TH rein descriaedl for the sum If two
thousand ave hundred and ffty-six nd 81 100 doh
lars tta5se 80, with ten per cent. per annum in
terest after urty and also the costs and ex-
penses OF the said trust. ~
And wheress the said note remains due and I'M
paid, together with the In crest thereon therefore
1, Robert II. Gllm re, as trustee aforesaid by d.
reclipn OF the holder Of said note, will sell the
real estate above described, according to the pro.
VI IONS OF said deed nf trust, at public sale, for
cash TO the highest bidder in front of the banking
honsr Ut Geo. y. Anderson Co, in Keokuk in
sid county, on Saturday, the 2sth day Of August,
a. ID. 1850. between the hours of 10 o'clock and ii
o'clock a. m of said day, to satisfy said dema nd
and the costs of said trust
ROBERT I'll. GILMORE, Trustee.
July IA, ls60.d4w
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Legal Notrce.

To r. b. McClsary, Robert Simpson and Il. Jane
simpson, George Clark, sen.s
VOE and each III you are hereby notified that
Il there liz now on nle in the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court OF Lee county, Iowa, ct Keokuk
apettion Of Hiram Barney claiming OF you T. b.
McCleary the sum OF I've hundred dollars, with
!. per cent. pr annam an,sssss 9ayaois annua'
Mason and since assigned to said Barney, dated
August 70. 1888; also claiming against each of
you the foreclosure OF said mortgage, the same
being upon Lots 4 and In Book III, In the
City OF Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. for the purchase
money; and further asking fer 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. 1860, a
default will be entered against you, the petition
taken as by you confused, and decree rendered
a gainst you ~ prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
July 10, I860-dim Pitfs' Att'ys
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a& n
To John Tnplet, james Rsynolds. Hugh Kennedy
4 b. McIearey, A. i. Dsming.J. r. Davis, A
Hosner, JAmss Johnson, Robert r. Robb, John
Co., James n. Love, John n. Fieklsn and Pete,
LuoAs, partners = FiekkA = Lneas;
VOU and essh 81 ron as hereby notiAed tha,
i there II now Ale Id the o6kos Of the Clerk Of
the Distri 1t Court 81 Les County, Iowa, 81 Keo-
kuk, apetition Of Charles Parsons claiming Of you
the said Tripist and Rsynolds the sam Of four
thousand four hundred ,4oO] dollars, with inter
est - ten per cent. per annum frqm Jan. !, 1855,
% money due upon eight promissory notes for $3.50
each, Of said date, and payable TO the order of said
Parsons and also against all Of you the foreclosure
Of mortgage OF same date, executed by said
Triplet and Reynolds upon the following described
property, te-wit: Lot s md parts OF bots and 0
in Block - In the city Of Ksoknk, and described
thus-begnning on tho Main-street line of said lot
seven ~ feet and 10 ~ inches from the west cor
ner of said lot 4, thence sontheasterly along said
line "a feet and 81 inches, thence north easterly
parallel to 7th street I40 feet to the alley thence
north-westerly along the alley I01 feet and | h7
inches TO seventh street, thence south-westerly
along seventh street 40 feet, thence
parallel to Main-st. ~ feet ard 10 81 inches
thence southweserly parable to 7th street 90 feet
TO the place Of beginning, in Lee Co., Iowa; also
the sale Of the property.
Now, therefore, unless 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 Keokak on Monday tho Sd day Of Sept, 1880
judgment will be rendered against you.
j. LOTHR0P KIcE,
July y, IS00-dim Atty for Plaintiff
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NUIGes
To David Reed, Abraham Hoagland, George o.
Hilton, u. b. Human, Henry Newton, Elixa
stripe and w. G. Stripe, William Carrick, Rob
j kggs, Laursn b. Maltby and Susan Maltby
his wife, EieaGar Brennan, b. l.. Merrill 4 Co.:
You and each or you hereby notified that
there is nov on file In the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa ut Keokuk.
petition of hiram Barney claiming Of you David
Reed the sum of i've hundred dollars with ten per
cent, interest per annum, payable annually, as
money due on mortgage made by you to Charles
Mason and since assigned 70 eaid Barney, dated
December 10 1873; also claiming against each Of
you the foreclosure OF said mortgage. the same be-
ing upon 90 acres of the south part Of the Il. Of
the S-W. 1 of 20, Up. No. 66, N. r. s W., Lee
county, Iowa, fer 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 sal court, to com mence at Keokuk
on he first Monday Of September, A. ID. 1860. a
default will be entered against you. the petition
taken as by You confessed, and q decree rendered
against yeu as Tra yed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July IL 1850 dim Pitts Att'ys.
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Ia~as N~str~

u 4.# aa p
ac James Il. Estes, Amanda Estes, Jarnss E.WaIk.
or, Margaret ]. Oilkerson, John Gilkerson IL ohm
w. Rankin, samuel r. Miller, Joseph, 0srneau
John n Walker, w. o.. WNlker, VAnBuren
Walker, Arthur Wolcctt, William Leighton a
Il trustee under deed Oh &ust from Arthur WoIcott
for benefit of holders Of bonds, WI. s. Mc3a yic.
Al. IL. Deming, Charles Mason, Love. BRYAN.
Adams Co., George Bartlett 4 Co., Queen CITY
Varnish Co., Nathan Ncwsom, Abbott, j ohns i
Co., A. ID. Chittenden, Charles Parsons Clara q.
Wolcott, Lind, Brothers a &C., Grinnell d
jenkins, Pegrsm, Paynter Davis, James, Kent,
santee & Co., George III. Gill, William Craydeu
d Co., William Norris, Agent for Gardner Nor.
ris; Sidney liewett, Chaplin Il Lee, Samuel Bon
ners 81 atch Thompson, A. 4. Walling, Childs
Smith. Miller Alexander, Edward Wick ersha q.
State OF Iowa for the use of the School Fund.
Villa m d r. L. Ruddick, John Lafon, Bridge i
Bros, John a. Antrim:
VOU and eArh of yon are hereby notified that
l. there is on Ale In tho efice OK the Clerk az
Lhe District Court Of Lee County, Iowa al Keokuk
. Petition OF e iward ]. Wickersham claiming Of
gou the said James l.. Estes the sum Of fifteen
.undred dollars and interest uI on promissory
note exeeuted y yea to him, and praying against
Ill OF you the foreclosure ef = mortgage executed
oy said James Il. Estes and Amanda Estes his wife
o secure said nste and interest, upon the south half
4 Section hvs5n Township SIXTY FIVE North, Range
I've west, in Lee county Iowa, aud upon Lots sew en-
md eight in Block NO. fifty in the City of Keokuk,
aid county and State also pray ing for the sale of
aid mortgaged premises and for other relief
And unless you appear ON or before the I'd day OF
be ext term of said court and ansWef thereto
Judgment will be rendered against you by default
md said petition taken as to you pro con fesso.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Jnly 10, 1860 I'm Plfff's Att'ys.