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IA NUUO1CA, IruoSe
August Is, Io6l-dlOt
on - 1NAL NOTICE.

WMB0 IN ~ NOVACEs
TO william 6totse. John +. 3. btotts, Joseph P.
Stot,s, William I. 6totts, doing businsss under
the Arm name Of william Btotts Z gsoey n. G.
s4oCrsery, Asex = Co, A. Harrington executor u
,Mastia Ourrsy, deceased, Patrick Harrington.
Connable . Smyths, Talma Breeder, Juliss Fell
tel, Annie W: Abbott, G. 8. Abbott, James Wat
son; Ficklin LueA.. Hawkins Taylor. w..
TinbermAn, Arthur Hesmer, Block Cfopasen,
Wiilian Alien, Samuel Bonner, r. G. wright,
State Of lows Tor The No. q ths School Fund,
VIM. 1 X. L. Ruddiok, 0rssns Erskins, Geo. W.
Thatcher r CO., 0sorge ". neCrary executor OF
Edward Bovnton. dsceased:
You are hereby respectively notified that there
10 nov on Ale IN the Clerk once Of tue DistFe(
Court u Leo County. lows, q Fort Madison :
petition Of Beniah Farnum - guardian d jobs
a. Reilly and Mary =. Kelly infant children ~
Liboarns Reilly, deoeased, claiming Of you VIII
liam stots John !. X. Stotts, Joseph r. Stotts and
William stotts, doing business % co-partnsr-
ship under the name and sty af William btoih 4
Som, thu Of three thousa Dollar, With o Der
cent interest PER aunuln, from June 10th 1891, IS
notcy duo on two pf0missofy 1stcs secured by
Mortgage made BY you in arm name, to Mathew
Reilly - guardian Of said Mary =. Reilly and John
A. Kelly, the said Beniah Fsipum having been -.
potsted gsakdiaa In place Of saiA MstheW MIN;
Also claiming against each Of yos ths foresiossss
Of said mortgage tbs Same being upon reel estate
IN Les seAntyy kewA, mefe particularly deserted
IN said moEtaske, tor the purchase mAnes;s ard
further asking for sale Of said premises. and sea-
Unlss, you appear and aaswsr sid petition 90 81
before noon Of ths second day II the nsss term II
said court, TO commences at RI. Madison ON thu Lat
Monday Of Deocmbsr, A. d. 1861 . default viii &c
entered against yos sDd ignsat readsrsd thereon
- prayed for IN said petltion. s
NOBLl. Il STRONG,
-Ang. 10. iSoi.Ih Attys Tor Pit,H
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MILITARY WORKS.
m .. Infantry Tactics, adopted May I, 1881,
~ prise 81 -.
AlqAy Regulations, prizes III I6.
lVDo's Hand Book for Aafivo 6ervi1s, III Is.
-. Hand Book for tho HolAise, - sents.
J1syd's Mapof the Seat OF Wax. - sente.
- ~. NV wHsrCyrT
aug1sd Main-st., near 4th.
o1o. Q. AEDHRsoK. ALEX. DA1cLAY.
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Please announce the name Of GRANVILLE W..
PUTNAM ~ an independent candidate for shs
odce OF Sheriff 81 Lee County, at the next 0cteAer
clectfn.
keoku k. July 18th, 1851
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TBOslG0e0 safe
t1tBLtG notice Ii hereby ktvSn that on the 36th
! day Of August, 1874. = The door Of the Clsrk )
Once in the city " Kssbsk, Lss County, lows,
shall proceed 20 sell Tor sais hasd TO the highest
bidder the following property, to-wis: Lot number
twelve Il1l n eloe& nsnbsf thirty thrss f381 In
the city cf Ksokak, county Of Lee aud State Of
Iowa.
The sale i made BY virtue of Deed Of Trust
from Sarah Ann S0ckman and John II. Sock man
her husband 70 me made, TO the pay - snt OF
sertain note made by the said Sarah Ann Sock
man and John II. Sockm man 10 the order Of Robert
l.. kuddick for the SAN u two hundred and ninety
eight and 81 100 dollars t44oS.3l) dated August g.
80. ard payable twelve aonths after date. which
note y due and snpaid, and b. tho farms of the
Trust Deed sn,sqstred . sril The property.
o'clock IN.
WILLIAM RUDDlCK, Trustee.
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IDEAs 70 Disniss.-Rosssll, writing 70
the Londos Times from Washington, on The
9th ulk said:
What may como after battle, Who sas sAyf
At prsaent sdismiss entirely freD sbs aiD1 Of
England the idea, 30 matter how IL may
originate, that tAws' viii ~ saa be pescs,
coml romiss, union or secession ill uar has
determined The issues. 81 8
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Announcements.
FOR suRkIrP.

- We are authorised 70 ar nounce the name d
JOHN d. HIATT, M, - . candidate for u,
sEsSs~~.. Es.-sGs 90 tzSS- q 1.4-4ssa nsss,
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- 800 -FrTNTFNFF -HUW TUX huKs H
The: Psrsia brought @i7O, 90 in specie.


=. MOF1h1'b MJse06F1 RADGofs.V
This 10 tho title OF picked and gallant
regiment rAised BY ". ], Morgan, Of Ohsri.
ton county, and Capt. J. v. Pratss Of Linn.
fhis regiment wss raised 10 some Ave Or liz
counties, embracing Chauton and surround
inx disttieA o. oSuntsg! The rseinsosAi
oi6osxs were shossn - Milan . few Aays
aisce, and resulted - fellows j. W. Nor.
gan, Of Oharitos, Colonel Nv. PrAsss, Of
Linn, Lieut.. Colonel; A. Williams, Of Pat.
pam, Major. We feel assured that no Ysgi-
msnt oould Be better olkosred. Dol. M has
bad . good deal Of military experience though
NOT Ia active service, while many Of his Gap
ssins served gsllaosly il the Mexican War.
The regiment has been accepted By Gen IRE.
mont fSt. Joe Journal.
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cAag.l6. lssl.Irsi

VIE rrtsbytery Ut keokuk wall meet In CrotoI
q. o. BHAAAy. STATED GIsrk.
Aug. IA, le6l-d S1''@'
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me HAnk9 6NAm lhA 0overnmona
80 900 OO0.
New York, Aug. l3.
The bapl4ef Nov York, Boston and Phil
adelph's hege serssd 70 take sc, O0O, 900 Vi
10 Coz Deok lssns they 10 b. sAs sols 70.
s'pisa, - Treasury MOVES.
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AoBEKp.-We have already stssed that Arthur G.
Davis, of Georgia, shot and killed Captain Chas
Arson, of South Carolina, at Wilmington, North
Carolina recently. On Tuesday week Davis was
brought TO Richmond Ms prisoner, taken from the
hsn is OF his custodians and killed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Eattle at Springfield !.

ErReRrsp ExPRrsaLY ron rHr GATE CRY.
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TRooPs AccErrEp Adj Ccs. Baker. ON SCI
srdays accepted Feae more compsHisss As-sets~s. -
Liberty Guards. Buchanan coasty. Csps D. Whit
ney; Burlington Cavalry. Des Moine county. Cap,
D. J. Croker; Bloomfield Grsss. Davis county
Capt. H. 4. Speuser and Lee county Company
Capt. 8 d. Clark Davenport Gaz
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THE DAILY EVENING POST.

Which 10 printed on large folio sheet, contains
tall sscosst OF the occurrences Of the day, The L.
test foRsiga intel Rence-exc usive
-psbl . desuUsnts Of interest and importnree-
Proceedings Of Congsess ard Of the STATE LssJeia-
tars-Pepaiar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hsvie~s
and extracts frop New Bcoks-Ctty Nevs-speslAi,
fall and accurate reports Of Commercial ana F,pan
cisi AnAirs, New York Markets, Including Stsek
and Money Markets, together With the Cattle
Markets Of The country, and sseh Forsiga markets
~ are Of general interest. Ito editorial dfeuuisi-
ttons are Alsays fraak fearless and Independent.
TIE SEMI-WEfkLT EVENING POST
een.ains all the reading ofshe Daily Evening Post
and the iaasst aews, ~ tsltgraphs and nails, up
10 the hour VI publication.
THE WEEKLY EVENING POST
10 edited with especial reference TO the ~auts Of
country readers and besidet IL the srticIes Of gan
eral Interest pabfi4 he'd In the Daily Evening Post
contains . complete digest Of the news II the day
end IN Agricultural Co lomn dew led 10 the interest
and iastrucfion ~ 1srme fs. II contains 20 hing
columns Of reading matter every week.
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IL IT TRUE p-The Cincinnati Comnsroisl
Cairo correspondent states that the too 6ss
boats that were detected and arrested 10 40
Thursday night. belonged to the Hon. Mr..
Kellogg, nsabor Of Congress Srou Illinois.
Cas- mis- be trus2 II %, vas the attempt
nAAs With the sanssion or eonnivsnss ee
Mr.. Kellogg ?-[Ss. Louis News.
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LONELY. The Memphis Appeal appeals to
our sympathy 10 tho following way:
bat candos oonpsls % 70 cay, shas der
ing the last fes month";, tho Ds~spaper em
barge OF Lincoln 10 depriviuG a. Of the
company OF these MessiAn sheets, has rem
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOto B.Oaes
THE undersigned lost Note fev days sinoe.
sxecoted BY the First Bsptist Church - n.
endsil IN 1901. and subsequently, assiene4 u ~.
Any pcreon finding this note viii eoafss favor
by Leaving II 1t che Gate City O0cs.
Aug. Is 1061-dSt NAT ARCHER
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0Col. Jenniaon passed through Qnin-
y couple Of dAys sinss on his vsy 70 Kan
sas 10 mix in the fight under the lead OF Jim
Lane.
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e1Fsulkner Of Va, the recently returned
Minister from France, has been arrested 10
Washington for reasonable plots while ID
the service OF the Government abroad.
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= 3
: RXlLROAD.
" CHANGE or TIME.

EVANS & BIDLENlAN,
wHoLEsALE&REyAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES,
I . . Z her anA Tt1dings,
NO. iss n AIN-sT., KEoKUK, IOWA,
Arenov rsseivinga large and wellsslsetsdstoek Of
BOOTS, SHOES.
LIE AT = = -. I'm DIN os.
Al Iln4slpm' 1ah,
Whiehthey oGsr 10 thsir nsnsross friends and The
AT Low PRICES.
qsak4
Ladies' Carriers aEA KsA Bssss, :
!. AIsSBs aAIT1Rs AND KID BOOTS,
laAaess Ma anA Morocco ABspns -,
kIssEs' KID AND MOROCCO sLlPPKRs,
AHkis1s ~ LsAsss, Miasss' aa1 ossi's Peeesl Wssi
ALwAys on nAHD.
Oak aud Led 8ole-leathsr,
aARkk6e SKlRTIN0, DHtDEB AND OOLLAf
AOkOCC0e, LII lk46, BINDINGS,
AsD AL Klsss - y
y U > y ~ - 4 = 4 y u -
OoneVAa1lY o. 1A1ps
FRENCH AND GERMAN KIP CALF SKINS
Aiso, Shoe findiues, Peg, Lastinga, Gal
looms, 0an Cloth ,kaess, DlashisG Re.
PiasssrsEs, HAIR Alwsys - Mana.
eass RENEABER THE PLACE,
i36 nasn-ss.. opposite Bates msHss.
OeyotdAv EVANS BfDL1AAN.
--
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sssck MAShes.

New York, Aug. Il.
Stocks dull AID lower--C. b R. L, 39i;
@. b. = O., as y. q T. 39i; @. 3 O., 65i;
Erie, 26}; n. 3. Gsd.. 90; B.. so; N. s., Il;
N Y. O., TAT; Pasiis Nail. 762; PsuDa. o.,
75}; Ex. Div. Oak 7's, 70}; Ga. 70; N. O.,
s.; ", 81; La. 3s2; Tenn, ~; Mich. 50;
Treasury Sc, GOT
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0The Davenport News Gays that Fishsr
declines the nomination FOR Lieutenant Gov
ernor on the Mahoney ticket. We have not
seen any decliDasion over bis own signature,
hsvsvsr, aod psssams that thsrs hes been
no formal nor actual declinasion BY him,
hss tass The thing 10 % given oat by his
frieads IN order thst DO may get the nomira-
tion OF bosh wings OF the Demoeracy.
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90, 900 Trsops ~ N anassas.
Times' DispAtch.1

Nov York, Aug. IA.
The Fire Zouaves are due here this D. -.
PTlseneTs Released.
Washington, Ans. IL.
The following ara among the retueosd Sur
seons: J. Il. Stewart, 1st Mimi; J. =. Low
10, I'd Wis, Tbs Assistant 6afasen o. the
Let Mimi. Refused to acceps the parole and
reDsins prisoner 10 Riehasnd.
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GRO. q. ANDERSON.
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to-day, aed complimentary resolutions were adopt
ed. The adjournment of the Convention is ex.
pected tomorrow.
Nowar vessels are outside, so far as known.
Lieutenant Talbot and Mr.. Chew returned at
elevenP. M.
Permission was refused to visit Sumter, and also
to allow a provision ship to enter the port.
The city is under arms. The surgeons are
. called for. Martial law is expected to be pro-
claimed.
Lieut.. Talbot was detained at Florence, 'and lost
twelve hours.
The eighteen thousand men just called for by
JEFF Davis are intended for operation against the
North.
The Commissioners at Washington have tele-
graphed to Governor Pickens that. war is inc
vitable.
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NEW ORLEANS April o 1901
The city thrown rto the highest state ~ excite
ment byla despatch received from Charleston hs.
raj war vessels had appeared of Charleston Ia this
morning and were outside the bar waiting tho tide go
up, and would probably make the attempt tonight
Unboundcd excitement prevailed In Charleston. All
the reserved city forces were ordered to the batteries
and FORTS Country regiments had been summoned by
telegraph and were pouring into Charleston by every
train Six thousand men would be under 70 night
The authorities said 10 have received ON lia not
dcatcn that Fort Sumter would pc progisionei -pesce
ably If possible but forcibly II necessary.
A conflict s considered certain.
Another despatch, from Montgomery, this morning,
states that the Cabinet assembled yesterday With
regard 10 the hostile desiGns OF the Lincoln
ADMINISTRATION and the unanimous opinon that
War Department each OF the Confederate states for
three thousand volunteers excepting Florida which wiz
De called on for 800.
The Commissioners of the Confederate States al Wash
ngon have announced their reieo ion to government
and their intention to return home at once Sufficient
evidence is supposed to be in their possession the
Teachery of Mr.. Lincoln, and Of the intention to land
troops ut Fort P!ckens and elsewhere
Recruiting is going rapidly in New Orleans The
military enthusiasm is at its highest point troops
continue TO pour into Pensacola.
The hazard of bloody is mminenty critical An
open and immediate official disayowalo of intended hosi-
ties to the South by M Lincoln will alone such
ssue
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NFw Ozrv.xs sorgl a 1891

NV ORLEANS, april g. 1861.
he steamer Ernest Capt. Aerrck arrived here today
from LONDON Tor cargo Of cation and passengers.
When ascending the river she taken for a war
steamer which gave r.se TO exciting reports
Sensation dispatches an Washington and New YORK
continue TO be recei .ed.
All IL excitement here caused by advces fro Havana
the 4h inst ch state that the expedition for the
annexation OF st. Domingo 10 spain sal on III. IAN an
salutes fired honor Of the departing ships Grea.
JOY and en- husiasm prevailed q. Havana
Commander Borrymans funeral was attended By Gen.
Bragg and large procession OF the Confederate states
officers OF the garrison Hospalties nterchanged
between the federal navy and army officers and tnose
the Confederate States. Theb feeling between the
forces prevails at Pensacola No. apprebensions
tertaned that rupture would take place.
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THE VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.


The Convention went into Committee Of the Whole.
Tho tenth resolution came up.
Mr. CONRAD moved an amendment 10 strike out the
word authores," and insert "beevng the federal au
thortes have no power deal with the subject In any
way Rejected, ia TO IL.
Mr. wEE offered the following substitute TO the resolu.
ton
The people OF Virginia hereby declare their consent TO
the recognition OF the separate independence Of the sc
ceded States that they shall be treated S independent
Powers and that proper laws shall be passed 70 eject
their separation
The substitute was adoptsd-12s against 90
The eleventh resolution came up.
Mr.. Wckham offered amendment declaring con6-
dence the justice OF the people OF the other States,
pealing 10 them for satisfactory adjustment by the
adopon OF the amendments 10 the Constitution hereto
appended and declaring the definite refusal neglect
OF the non savehodng States to accede to such amend
n en.s should and would result in total and final dis
ruption Of the Union.
Mr. GoopE submitted amendment declaring fu rthe
such event that Virginia will feel compelled TO resume
her powers and throw herself upon her reserved rights
Reected--54 against 10.
Mr. wickham's Amendment was lost--57 against SO.
Mr. TARR moved 70 strike out the last sentence OF the
eleventh resolution declaring that the Rtate will
all powers, IN the event Of failure 70 receive satsac
tory responses. Reected--54 TO 10.
The Convention then took recess after which the
eleventh resolution was adopted with slight amend
ment.
Tho twelfth resolution came up.
Various amepdments we're proposed pending when 'ne
body adjourned.
Private advices state that was seen at the
mouth OF Charleston harbor day and that Fort sum
ter 10 be reinforced all hazards This produced
great sensation In and outside the Convention.
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who has located his headquarters 1t the Quartermasters
once in state street Our reporter called there yester
day. but the absence Of Colonel Keys precuded hi from
the obtanance Of any information In an apartment al
Joining that Of the agent he found the United States
Arny Paymaster, who was busily engaged In counting
out into small portions large quantity Of gold CON-
doubtedy the wages Of Uncle Sans soldiers.
THE HARRIET LANE.
The sudden departure OF this cutter on Non
day morning. apparently with the purpose OF taking
in the warlike events foreshadowed by the
the past few days, has created little sensation The
interest with which she is surrounded induces us
give the few following facts in connection with her
The Harriet lane was launched the 10Th Of Novem
ber 1858, and is ocered fro the revenue service Her
model is fauless and has made her the theme much
admiration She Ia a side wheel steamer, $50 feet long
80 feet wide and l2 feet deep Hersrmamen. consists
of five guns each side, addition bow and
shell guns.
THE BALTIC AND ILLINOIS,
after moving out from their docks Monday evening"
anchored at Yesterday morning they agsiu
get under weghthe former at O'Clock, the latter
at six o'clock-and steamed out to sea.
THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
The soop-o war Savannah has been secured in 'her
berth in the dry DOCK which has been cleared Of the
water and large force of men have been set 70 work
on her. Yesterday, stream OF Ridgewood water was
directed at her bottom, clear away the impurities
which had collected there The water tanks we're being
hosted into The Wabash and slowed away in their pro
per places having first undergone thorough scrapng
inside The men who were engaged in this delightful
occupation must have had nice time OF it, in their CON-
fined quarters.
The rigging Of the brig Perry progressing; top
masts up and topgallantmasts being up
and secured. number of gun carriages taken
alongside and placed on board during the day
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REPORTED CHANGES IN THE CABINET

WASHINGTON, April g. 1861.
is reported to-day on high hority, that Secretary
Chase will go TO the Supreme Bench in place Of Mr.
Mclean, that Mr. Cameron will take the Treasury De
partment, and that John Minor Bots Of Virginia. will be
appointed Secretary of War. This important, If true
My authority vrginian who holds intimate relations
with Mr. Bolts who is here and has had several
terviews with Mr.. Lincoln.
1t is authoritatvely asserted that Mr. Lincoln would
have invited Mr.. Bolts to seat In his Cabinet when he
first muade up his slate but for John Bell who advised
nQainst IL.
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WAR MOVEMENTS IN THE SOUTH.

WAR MOVEMENTS IN THE SOUTH.
MONTGOMERY, April 0, 1851.
President Davis made requisition day the
Of Alabama for 900 troops.
The Mississippi brigade, 800 strong arrived at Pen
sacola the 7th inst.
Three hundDd and seventy Georgia troops for Pensa-
cola have passed through here within the last forty eight
hours.
HOW THE wARIIKE NEw5 Is RECEIVED
SOUTH.
WILMINGTON, N. G.
WILMINGTON, N. c. April Q, 1861.
The Charleston produced intense excitement here
today.
AUGUSTA, GA.
AuorsrA, Ga, April 0, 1861
report ia in circulation that United States ves
sells are of Charleston, but is regarded M bogus
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, April 0, 1891.
The news received here from Charleston is the all alb
sorbing topic Of conversation aud creates universal
element
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N)TICE.

To Jacob Eherhart l.. hrrbne. A y. Porter Lauren
Dewey James Harlan 3uheri wilson. ] N.Msbowr
ell, Gieehorn Harlan. NJ. kefsey. N.WYsoh,
4. Nj. Hiatt, rs iiorniss, lastd Esua, harvey Nv
tier, w II. NorthiHetos. Ford, durhafs fQla,
Norsier, Temptih q Co..llaitb 4 iLpn sou " -
Foster. j. VI Gpin. \. II .1ns, assignee. Ac-4 = ~
Lyman, =. q. Brown, Fitksr 4. IttHa. WIN. = ~.
T.. tuddek, HasAp Heiskti a Co, Pete ftft kcr,
Geo G.. Anderson, Jas burrows, Henry BuisbHmp,
q. hsckinrham, Brown d siendrHnlnF. Ahrhm
Netmore Vim. Grayten 4 To Nm II. et y 70,
A. Brdgman Il Co., ~ ihmsenk Co.. Rankin, MIL
Ter d Enster, Jhmes Neal. kenlAli. Howe y Co.,
Reed, Cutler d Co. Il NJ. Key Rolls seni" Boat
man, kmnerson Gociraisa Go ann James Gordon,
defendants:
You and eaehuf SEu are hrFrbs notified thht mere
ID on dle 10 the ofl Ire CLERK e Tive ilstci
Court ot Lee county. Iowa at ~. Madison petition
oi Hiram Bnrtv. etnimAiR ct S@u, jsrob fbffbart,
the hundred dollars, AltA t.H Ter cent
interest per annum payable annually he money que
on Jacob Ebrrhart's mortgage, madet 10 tfarift Ma
~or. ahd snee asslgrt Ififam Barney dfted @9th
May 1854 also Ginning satst eaFh 81 YOU ilt Tore
closure ni SAID mortgage, the same trihR hfuh the
tn half the south west quarter OF SECTION tlbsf
- Tow ustp siAty.sesen CO.. North OF Range i've 3)
Lee county Iowa, forthe purchase money. ahd thr-
theF asking or sale Of said premises hhd gehefai
relief And unl4rs Won aglietr ara answer thlu PEE
axiom before OF the second dSA OF the heNi
term 81 said Cont 10 commence at FL, Madison, on
tho first Monday OF Dece Dcf. A. ~, istl, default
viii be cAtered against you, and jnaRMent fshasfc
thereon, as pray ed for IN sgd petition.
II SCOTT HOW ELL.
Aug % ,bl,dIm Attorr % for plaintiff,