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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-04-18

thought that Anderson has . larger fore,
than was supposed.
1t has rsinsd al day.
LATER FROM CHARLESTON.
The bembardment has recon menced
with mortars. and will be kept up oil
night.
1t is supposed that Anderson is rest
ing bis men for the night.
The vessels cannot get in. % storm
10 raging and the sea 10 rough. making il
impossible to reinforce Sumter to night.
The floating battery workCwell.
A regiment Of Kentucky Volunteers as
Louisville. have been ordered BY the War
Department at Montgomery to hold them.
selves in resdiness.
An extra session Of the Confederate
Congress hes been called for April 29th.
It 10 said The expedition to reinforce
Sumter was against the advice Of Gen.
Scott. who urged The evacuation Of Sum.
ter and Picksns.
New Yoak, April 13.-Ths CONNER
eial says Rsvsrdy Johnson. now here. q.
presses warm approval Of the Prssideat's
present movement. and smpSaticslly Il,
lirms that Maryland will give the Ad.
cordial support.
Sr. LouIs. April 18-P. M.-Ths reg.
alar Charleston dispatches Of this morn.
ing. dated 1890 o'cleck. ststs that Il in
'ervals Of twenty miuutss firing was kept
np oil night On Fest Sumter. Maior
Anderson eeased firing from Sumter st
o'clock in The evening. All night be
Vss engaged in rspairisg damages and
protecting the barbetts guns. He com
nenesd to return The lire at Z o'clock
his morsisg. a9f
Fort sontsr sesns to b greatly dis
.bled. The battery on Cummipgs'
Point dos Fort Santsr great damage.
II 9 o'clock this mesning. dense smoke
'oured out from Sumter. The Federal
lag is at half mast. signalizing distrsss. |
The shells from Ford Moultris aad ths !
'sttsries on Morris Island. fall into Ma
u Andsrson's stroagsss bold thick and
u. and they can b sesa in their courss
ON the Charletoe battery,
The cannonadilg i going on 6sresly
ON oil points. iron t6s vesssls outside |
nd all along the csass. Z
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No. 4. MoHraoxEaY. April 10.
To GEN. BEAUREaARp:
Unless there are especial reasons con.
nected with your own condition, it il
considered proper that you should make
the demand at On early hour.
(Signed. L. p. WALKER,
Secretary Of War.
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Z w-Au Experienced Nurse
49, F-m1l- PHy>riAa. has a soothing syrup tr children teeth
ias. which -r-at-y -rI-A;rs the pruc-- . rv-sliur.h y >1mraluS
guns r-.l-l1S all ualmmaa1u-sU aisy al paiu.aHi sure
20 rs.z-l,- th- bowels. Depend upon %. mothers. it VIII give
re-; % yourselves. and relief and health 20 your Infants. Per
224-Iy
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S.tNE n NV NoEk PEi>rI>0 pfYgs-wr
were in the composing room u the Nc~ lygA Hold.
when the Presidents Message was received and put
IN type. AMI are free O. confess that We never before
.pprvcAiei the VesS.bi.ue> 20: types. press, INK and
p4rr-. Before the Message WIS received. al the
preparations hal tevu mtdr Mr putting 10 Iu type, no
the gu.cArs. possible time The Etlcys were arrang-
eli IN tu- AMI divided by ">G->' Iut1 ~rNCEty-bVr
sec..u>. each rur numbered Boz .,> order Seventy
i've c.uuo>lt.r>. With their sticks 90 hand. stood
~atuu- Tor their &c tsSr>.' under the direction ~
three Irrueu. Al about twenty minutes before one.
! reporter came running iu from the ofhce % Collector
ScnrI. with the Message Ira half = minute the
EDITOR, scissors were - ~urk dividing 10 into seventy
I've nearly equal pEtt-. winch ~crr numbered ia
their order AMI yas>ci CUT O. iar cumpost.r>i 90 wait
ing Ia Two minutes more al were served and the
Message Wa going up under ulmble fingers
Then The gable q the printers gave place 60 the
music %! types clicking INTO thc sticks. In about
tSruty On uuirs more. the whole eight columns stood
uu 10 the salcyS. and reflected more credit ON the
printers than uu the Presidential author. Then the
fJrcmen empuel II into the forms. locked them up.
lowered them Away down tx stories below. into the
embrace u the ten cyiIuierci monster that stood
waiting % multiply II by twenty thousand 10 the
hour. 4 turn q screw, stroke q . hammer. shift
Ing u . hai;. aud round went the cylinder, with
newspapers dying II from it in every direction. more
than three hundred = minute In almost three
quarters of al hour FROM the reception oi the ducu
meat u vs. in the paper aud On the street. dying
sal abroad" 10 the hands u = hundred uewshvys,
sni considerably iu advance oi al d. Nvw York Co
iempCrares--NIrui-t lCJa..) Bliftlg.
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NOTICE
INHE I'D OFFERS HIS SER
VICES - Merchants. Planters. and others ~ the Hawai-
ian Islands. IS Agent for the transaction Of business in the
United states.
Ii viii give particular attention u the purchase and ship
men. %: MERCHANDISE or MACHINERY, and, from his long
experience both as a merchant and planter al the Islands, hopes
10 give satisfaction To- those who may cntrust HIM with their
orders. Address. for the present, Marlborough, Mass. [. : A.
2.S-3m-255 j. +. Il. MARSHALL
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constantly on hand

Those persons who intend hAv
houses, would do well to have Ia
order to be ready when the new
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EDUCATION!

TENHE FIRST OF kOSA IN
sfsGute for 1861. will commence on the Third
Monday in March This Institute. siuStrd In one %
the most pleasant and healthful districts known on the Sandwich
Islands removed from all places 81 vice and Idle resort on a
good carriage road, only two miles from healakekus Bay, where
the favOrite new steamer hLAUEA touches semi-montly, j. nov
open for the English education Of HAWAIIAN HlLF CASTE and
alien boys and girls between the ages o. Four and Sixteen year,.
The Principal has had over fifteen years experience in teaching
nearly every branch OF English science-hon the AIphEb2 10
the highest branches Of Mathematics and Philosophy. He hatters
himself TO be thoroughly posted in all the latest modes and arts
Of successful teaching. His plans Of teaching have been APP
proved by several Teachers' Institutes 10 Pennsylvania, New
York and Massachusetts. m which states he has taught for many
years. Those who have cOnfded their children TO him the past
year, and those from a distance who desire 20 place their sons
and daughters under his care and education, may be assured d
his constant assiduity and zeal in impSrting 70 them a substsn-
tal, useful, practical. business education. Il will also be his
a1 70 contribute, As much as possible, to the personal bSppi-
nens, health, physical development Of muscles, a. well as moral
culture Of those committed to his care.
TeFms:
QUARTELY, in advance, sc IS. TuITIos, with board, rooms,
lodging, lights, washing, soap, towels, bath, &c, s25. School
YEAR, 40 weeks. DAILY SESSION. 5 hours. DISCIPLINE, mud,
but firm. DISTRACTION, thorough. Address
A. A. MOTT,
KOHd Institute, H1uGii fIfGHd.
South Kons, Hawaii, Jan. Il, A. d. 1861. 2452n-252
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UE,ITu.STRENGTH HAPPINESS

STRENGTH n HAPPINESS
are Obtained by cleansing the blood q il impurities. Blood.
We are tod OF the hi-hes; authority. = ;he &c Lie or II least
the medium % Life % che Body and i Is. we knox, the great
feeder Of every part O; the frame. Thus tie ulpod i the great
channel o. disease. consequently. 4 good or bad state Of the
system. or constitution. : no more or less than a good or had
state q the blood. We have made the composition Of the blood
our study. aud are satisfied that twothirds o: all diseases are
caused by is impurities.
Believing the above facts. We made ourselves acquainted with
the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with = view 20 . reliable medicinal
agent. thtt would correct all impurities u the blood. and II the
same -ms eGec-uaIy cure all diseases arising therrirom. We
have succeeded beyond our most san-uia- expectations, as
thousands can testify who have tried the virtues Of the prepare
ton known ny ali professional men a.
HALLS s~ARSAPARILLA, YELLOW DOCK, AND
IODIDE OF POTASS.
Beware Of ignorant imitatOrs. The genuine il sold everywhere
by respectable dealers. in preference 10 all others.
r. HALL & CO.
sole PrOpriet0rs.
.2,-5m I3 and 1+5 Clay street, san Francisco.
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AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
blned from the most active remcdials that have
been discovered for the cxpurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrotula. but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERurrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoSY's FIRE,
ROSE, or EgvsIrELAs, PmrLEs, PusTrLEs,
BLoTcHrs, BLArss and BoI.s. TuaoRs, letter
and SALT RHEux. ScALp HEAD, R1sowoRa,
RnruMATIsN. SYrHrr.irIc and MEncrRlAL DIS
FAsEs, DRorsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OK MruRK Boon. The popular belief
in tospw'ity Of the blood" is founded in TRUTH
for scrofnla is a degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible III
contaminated constitutions.
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hRiGINAL NOTICE.

To j. NJ. Hiatt, J. Il. Paul, Emma T II att. kllen r.
Paul, W lillian leighton, Caleb Cape CO., Bowen
4 M'Namee. T~eeus Nonttou d PiimptoD, MARY
Nj. swanwick. X Ford, h. r Maeh,
You and each OF hou he bs notified that There ~
now die in the office OF tue Clerk OF the District
Court OF Lee county iowa. nj Fl Madison, petition
Samuel X. Weed, claiming at you, j. NJ Hisli. b
Paul and William Leighton, tb. sum af thirsen hum
dr~d Dollars, with ten per cent Interest per annan,
from February l4th, l-ai. hs money due on promis
sorry note aud secured by Deed OF Trust made by
J. NJ. Hiatt, Emma L Hiatt, h. Paul, aud Ellen n.
ment VI said note, also claiming agansteAeh of you
the foreclosure OF said Mortgage The same being upon
Real Estate described In said petition situated in Lee
county, Iowa, for the purchase money: aud further
asking for sale ofsaid premises. and general relief
Aud anlrrs You appear and answer said petition on
before noon OF the second day OF The XII ri
said Court. commence al Fort Madison the d rst
Monday OF December, A. d., 1861. default will be
entered against .ou and judgn Ut rendered thereon
as pray ed Tor In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
sept.l ,6idim Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
than nemude Horace u. pimicl 4 Co.

To Jonathan Demude. Horace r. Dimck Co.
YOU and each of you are hereby notlLed that there
II on le, IN the Uce OF the Clerk 81 The District
Court ~ Lee County. Iowa al Fort Madison. petit
m de. the of Twenty five Hundred hoi srs. with
ten per cent interest. per annum, payable annually,
as money due on your mortgage. made h, You to
Charles Mason, and since assigned 10 .id Hiram Bar
Hey dated rtn December. 1854 also claiming aghlrrt
each of you the foreclosure of said mortgage the same
being upon the south ea quarter of section twelve
I2) Iosnshp sixt SeveH co. north, Eaf five. tsl
wes.. In lee county Iowa for the purchase money;
and further asking for sale OF said premises ard
general relief, and unless you appear AID answer
said petition, before Of the seeend da. III
the neat term OF said Court. to commence ai Fort
Madison. on the FIRST Monday NJ December. A. ~.
lr61. default will be entered against You. and tudg
meat rendered thereon pray ed fur ~ sAd petition
III. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug 90. Hi-dlm Attorney for plaintiff.
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TeRDCLAMATION.


To al to v aorH tAxs< pvsseafs aAah ,grsetsxs
NrFkEas it's by ia act ofthc General Assembly OF
the atate OF Iowa. made III. duty OF The Governor
thirty days before any senerni election tssua
his proclaim alton, des grating all the Offices To no
nrd by vote OF all the electors Id the State bJ
electors Of any Judicial District
Nov, therefore, 1. namael j. hirk " God, Governor
81 tie State Of Iowa. do bs this, pracis tion,
publish and declare that al the next general election,
Ia be held IN this Slate The second Tuesany oe
tobsr next. the following Offices TO te filed,
wit:
The ofnee OF Governors:
The office Of fAentehRu G. ovarior.
The otl3es Of Judge OF The Supreme Court;
The office af Representative Ia anrress from the
First Congressional btstrct TO I'LL the vacancy osea
-oned by the resignation ~ Hon. samuel II. Gurus:
And the Office oi District Judge ~ the SAITH Judicial
District 10 I'LL the vacancy oeeasuEcd by the
tiuh of lion. WiIiiHni NJ Stone,
hereof all citizens aud officers concerned psrtic-
nlafs The Sheriff. ~ the several counties witak
tief .nd be governed accordingly.
In testimony whereof. have hercun Ia set ms his nd
and affixed The grsnt.ea 81 The state o fawa. Done
~ ut lies NoBes th y st'lh day ~ August 1901,
-. of the independence ofths United states The
~ eighty sixth, aud ~ this ~taie the fifteenth.
by the Governor. SAMUEL J. hlkkM00n.
ELIJAH SELLS, See. OF Slate. sefsIm
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Whereas, J. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop. his wife,
by their Deed ofTru%t+ dated January l1h fttu
veyed Ia Robert II Gilmore, In trust the following
described real estate tn the coHnty ~ Lee state of
Iowa VIZ the west hall Uf the quarter Of
section Ten no. except one nj acres
aud the n hall OF The w. of the N W "A ~ section
nftefn (5) all being IN Township siNiy sih st Range
I've, containing IN all nnst4 eight and fourth
acres 70 secure the asmert ola certain promissnry
note, therein described. for the Of thon
Hve hundred and hfls six dollars and eighty.
cents. $3.50 ~ With ten per cent per inter
est alter maturity, aud aio the and penses of
said trust.
And whereas. the principal sum In said note m n
upbedis due and unpaid. together will heretthere-
on from February 25 tfrr; and. whereas the said j.
Bishop has made ar uii IN said ay1nsni per the
stipuiattoHr Of said nete Hfd Iersi RI I tu Il
Therefore. l. Robert II Gilmore, as Trustee afore-
said 10y direction az the hnldNrs az said nnte. And
herehnto by said Deed Of Trust Empowered wIIl sell
h- real estate above described pul sale nor
10 tho CHEST builder ID front ~ Office. the ity
81 ht0Ink, In said County. AoHaat the arth aag
Of September lS8. between the hours Of e'tIats
IN and clock II. md common cling NJ O'Clock
b. ~ said day 10 sat sfs said dmaIt. the cost
Of said Trust. ROBE XII H. GILMORE,
Aug ~ ,'Uldim Trustee.
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NOTICE.

To Jacob Eberhart, L.. Harbine, r. Porter, Lauren
Dewey james Haslan, Robert Wilson, J.A.McDow'
ell, Ceghorn a. Hnrrison. Y. Kersey. J WV scof
j Nj. Hiatt, X .Hornish, David Reed, Harvey Lit
tier, w, III. Worthngton, Ford, Gorhah n Ford.
Worsier, Templin d Co.. Hatch & Thompson. III. b
Foster, J. NJ Gwn. J. II Day, assignee, Dc, G. N
Lyman, s. g. Brown, Fieklen r. Lucas, Nm. a. X.
l.. Ruddick, Huskins, Heiskill d Co Peter STRIKER
GEO. z. Anderson, Jas Burrows, Henri. Huiskamp,
9. Buckingham, Brown a. Ciendenuinr, Abram
Wetmore, VIM. Graydon 4 Co., VIM II. Lee & Co.,
A. Bridgman Co, q. fhtnsen 4 Co., Rankin, Mil
Ter Il Enster, James Neal, Kendall, Howe d Co.,
Reed, Cutler 6 Co.. X. NJ. Reynolds. Sam" Boat
man, Emmerson, CochranA Co, and James Gordon,
defendants.
You and each Of yon are hereby notified that there
Is now on HE in the Office the Clerk Of the Dstrci
Court OF Lee county, Iowa, nj FIT Madison petition
oil Hiram Barney, claiming of You, JRcob Eberhart,
the sum of seven hundred dollars wih ten per cent
Interest. per annum payable annually, money ne
on jacob Eberhart's mortgage, made to Charles Ma
son. aid since assigned TO Hiram Barney dated 29h
May 1884. also claiming against each ~ the fore
closure 81 said mortgage, the same being upon the
south half OF the south wes quarter or Section nine.
o. Township sixiy-seyen iGT) North Of Range five Isl
In Lee county Iowa, forthe purchase money. and fur
her asking for sale OF said premises aud gene raj
relief And unless you appear and answer said PEE
tion before OF the second day of the nexi
term OF said Court to commence nj 1T. Madison, on
the Hrst Monday af December. A. ID, 1861, default
will be entered against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon, as pray ed for In said petition.
FL SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug 90, '6l-dlm Attorney for plaintiff
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Daily Tribune t3il issues per anuum).
Semi.Wesky N0i +" ........... 2
NeeL ~ Trtb
MORTGAGE SALE.


Notice is hereby given that by virtue of authority
vested Ia me by az hattie Mortgage from James Web
sttr tu me, on the following rsonat property, to Wit
One Steam Eng Ne and saw Mill. NIL complete and IN
running order rslng hotter. firing Hppara tus nd
all the hSturrfnsed o. nd bout said mill in
ber; and duly executes and ACKNOWLEDGED the sth
day Of October A. D. ie5e aad filed for reyord the
same day at - O'Clock l.. m. and duly recorded IN
Blu Of Sale Box Nc. nj pnge 45 ~ the Records
lee County. Iowa ct ksoknk. aud Conditioned tn the
payment ot his prs MISERY not. for the sum
S4ls via &44~ a. Ituwh interest The VI
per cent. per anunm, dated Januar, 3oth 1855. tbs
mistake described Gated Mare 2sth le5s and pas.
abe eight months afer date six mou'hr after the date
Of themotgage, and cantafang power 60 me TO take
possession of and sell SAID pr perry for cash, de-
tAult OF such pay mept bs giving weeks notice of
the time, place mid terms OF sale in ne~spapt
Published in Lee couhtY. Iowa, | will THURSDAY
the 3ls day Of October. ls5l between the hours
O'Clock III. and O'Clock y IN. cell said personal
property public cutlery near the residence Of la yid
Tee the quarter OF section w sDts four
t2i) In township siriv-sn GO north range west.
Lee county Iowa. twhere said property now Is hay.
ing been removed from tie south Vest quarter i Of
section twenty 2Il Ia township sixty G7
moth. range seven west in said COUNTY where saia
property was1fp cash tn tile highest bidder. r.
on said note aud int rest the time OF payment there
" having iong since passed aud the same being long
past due wholly unpaid and still my property slso
costs IL this sale.
keoknk, Oct. !, ieGl. ROBERT GALLOWAY.
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TO Napey Miller ieta Fay6l administrator -
~ }. II fleye. Deceased HsnIei Fltye. Martha
Floyd Ellen fta3a. John Iiayd, Jansss stroud, aAA
Margaret Mills, aefenaABts
You eaeE ~ you IRE hereby lied that there IL
now on file IN the o1e~ - the Tierk II the Dtstttf
Cart ~ lee County. lows, ~ ksuk nt rFtGtoH -
Httan barney claiming 81 Names Miller, adnsine
TIA ~ ~ the estate Of J. III. floyd. deceased The
OF tx hundred dnllarts ~h 10 per cent. tpterttt per
apnam. payable enueaalY money due H4afRaee
med ~ j. III. Tt9sds aatesSt stree Ssfsa
a. s&a Hiram barney $50 claiming against esch af
ron the gr"epsurs ot saad npef EsEa, Tire ec4ng
upon the SM. Bs of tbs So. st ~ rfasn tEerty-
ibfss. tIa Igwn<hI s4Efs-six fssf narfb, Range
20 Wtkt IA Lee County lV~ i4g Tie purchase msnry
ps2F1uR Ter ah Injunction teStas waste, removing tin
hef ac, and further askg fur sale o. said premises
s4a4 EsIsrH fenEf.
Aai ntsits* san appear and answer the said petition
en 81 tefNre Dflhe nd the
sta Court H. eemtnee. al Kenhnk The first Monday
- February A. ID. isg2 defaalt Tntertd stnst
yoA abd 1ndgmen l reBae red thereon for
said rbtttau, II. SCOTT HOWELL
ketanA, Iowa, SEPT 10. Gid AIRY Tor Plf'r.
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To William Hawkins, Jeremiah Hawkins defendants.
You are hereby notified thAt there is file IN
the Clerks Office ~ the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa, at III. Madison, Petition OF Jno. T. Davis,
and VIM Price claiming judgment on foreclosure of .
mortgage against said VIM. Hawkins and Jerem lai,
Hawkins above named. for the Of two hundred doi
lars with ten per cent interest from the 2ist day OF
August frhi, and against all said defendants above
named l~ayfng also for the foreclosure ~ mort
given by said VIM Hawkins to Jno. y. Davis and VIM.
Price % fest front on of the ends Of lots
ID and two. GA in block forty FIVE (s5.l in d W Xii
bornrs Addition City OF heokuk Lee Co.. Iowa, the
sale OF said premises and the eatin gushment
of all equity Of redemption therein.
Now you notified to appear and answer said PEE
tition the morning Of the secGAd day Of the next
of said Court, 10 he holden the LIST Monday o
December. lr5l judgment aud decree aili be had
therein prayed for, by default.
ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug .OS. sEtdlm Solicitor for Petitioner.
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To Iuo. eugsFtner. sndegs Eurman defendants.
You are hereby net htd that there H. how on
he IN the Clerks once Of the District Court uf lee
Co.. Iowa a, Fort Madison petition Of Jro y Davis
and M Price. claiming Judgment foreclosure Of
mortgage against sadipo. ETrngAFter fer the 81
four hundred dollars With ~ FER cent interest from
the alst day OF August, lrti. std eEAst Mi said
defendants above named praying also fr The foreclos
ureof mertg gage, gwen ~ sa.d Jne BreusartHrr
lrn r. Davis ard Nm Price upnu ut nine fa If
Block thirty tso (l2} I'D -. " kAhonrrss Addition
% the City Of keakhk, Leg comfy los the sale IT
said mortgsred premises the eSfln shuaeIt OF all
equity OF fedemIt1uu therein.
Nos YOU are notified 10 appear and said petit
tfon the morning Of tbe second day of the
Of sald Court ~ De holden the fret Monday " be-
eenbsr, i~tl Judgment and decree will he had there
IN a. prayed for. 10 default.
II. scarf HOWELL.
Aug -. oil dim solicitor far Petitioner.
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To James Cuieston.
You hereby notified that there Ia now on Ole In
the Clerks alce % tne District Court 81 Lee county,
Iowa, al Fort Madison. petition OF Hiram Barney.
claiming Judgment against James 4 uesioB ter sEe
thousand dollars. and ten PER cent Interest IRON the
ist of Aug iee, upon his morgag. u Charles Jason
and The sale OF said mortgnged premises, betig the
\. X OF the n f. Of Section two (2l. Township six
~ six CO., north Range seven IA west n Lee county
Iowa To pay of said debt The cxtinguishment OF he
equity o. redemption. and for general relief;
Aud you must appear and anr~er said petition Ivy
OF the srcoHA day II the xs term Of said our
tp be held al RI. Madison The first Monday Of he
Gem Der. isGl, judgment viii be bad prayed for,
by default III. SCOTT HOW Eli.
Aug 20. 6l.dm Auornss for plalntf.
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CHERRIES SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. LEE cousTY-ss

:
Hs virtue Of nm execution TO directed. issued ty
the Clerk of the District Court 81 the Shta Cauniy III
f@fAr 81 VIM stmpon and against X =. Gray, y. X.
smith and u w. sampie, have levied upon and will
sellio The highest bidder on the ends Of lots
IN block IL and also the 10 in block III
~ The city OF kevkhk, Lee tountSH los the oh
day Of October, A. d. is6i. between the hours of o
clock a. m and O'clock = ~ sad day, the ful
loving property .toNt ~ window and door frames.
SIX hhhhei door, large grindstane. 10 work benches
all fixtures 3trusstls wood saose ~ trnbSus sash,
glazed lnn lights sash partially glazed; 40 light
sash 100 window and jam skaters. aud iaek
Taken and levied npou the property Of X. r. Gray
10 satisfy said nfit OF execution.
III. M. GRIFFITH,
sheriG OF Lee Co., lowe.
by J. Il. KNIGHT, Deputy.