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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15

CoNc,UsIoNs AND FEELINGS on AN EYE
WITNESS or BAiTIE.-A correspondent of
the N. Y. Times. writing from Centteville,
on the 2Oth of July. aud who had been a
spectator Of the operations Of our army just
previous 10 the second battle of Bulls Run,
remarks:
It is always fashionable to give first i'm
pressons: shall give mine? shall assume
an affirmative without atfOrdiDg time for a
rebuff. First, dispel lifelong illusion,
that battles we're Tie orderly moves OF a
game OF chess. Campaigns may be lkened
as have heard them, TO the manpuIalIohs
of that game; but battles are made up OF a
series of experiments, more or less pf0irac-
ted by ingenuity Of the commander, ana
the experiness OF his officers aud men. Tue
results of a faro bank can be calculated
with az much accuracy as the results OF a
battlefield 1t is the veriest chance-lhe
victory. as in all games, OF course, lncli-
ming to those whO are most COOL and there
fore the most likely 10 perceive advantages.
Second, l have oyerraIed the dangers OF
battles. Here for live hours We were ex-
changing cannon balls and Minnie bullets,
and bayonet hrusts and sabre strokes, and
literally there is "nob0dy hurt"-lhe loss
in killed and wounded on our side being
bnt about Que in 200 of those engaged
These are my impressions. Are they not
the counterpart OF all first experiences en-
the battle field?
A friend asks me the feelings OF non
combaiant under fire. Were you ever
caught in the open fields when heavy
thunder storm was raging? If you have,
and had no special fear, You have never
theless entertained an opinion that possibly
lightning might strike where you were
standing. For three quarters OF an hour,
that was under hle-and that there was
almost a continuous thunder Of 6 Founders
i could realize no special danger, but
only all i'll defined thought that possibly
some Of those flying missiles might come
where stood 10 the way. On comparing
views with others situated like myself-en-
countering the same opportunities, aud with
similar purposes Il find they had The same
sensation, so thai may fairly assume that
the mass of men under fire have little or no
thought for personal consequences. and
that cowaI dice is not normal characlers-
tic of the human race. If il is. hall dozen
editors and correspondents, to my certain
knowledge, are exceptions
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15

A FRESH WATER SPRING IN THE OCEAN.
Authentic accounts have reached US Of a no
less curious phenomenon, than fresh-water
spring bubbling up in the midst of the
ocean. 1t is situated about eight miles
from the shore. on the coast of Florida.
Seen from distance, it has the appearance
of a breaker boiling up with great vio-
lence, and has doubtless been often noticed
and avoided by vessels, who upon nearing
1t have hastily put abOut from, as they
thought, imminent danger, and reported
seeing rock with water breaking over it.
There is, however, no Canger in its vicinity,
as there are five fathoms of water between
it and the shore ten fathoms of water are
found to the seaward, but no bottom can be
reached with the deep sea lead and thirty
fathoms of line at the spring itself. The
Harriet Lane. revenue cutter on the coast
has passed through it several times, and
water has bten drawn from II by bucket
thrown over the side. 1t is quite fresh, and
by no means unpalateable to the taste.
[London Review.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15
tTATM "a CALIFORNIA. Conmtl

C,TATE Or CALIFORNIA, County OF
- Nevnda: Know all men by these presents, that
J. SILVIA BAKER. of the Township and County of
Nevada state Of California. wife OF Justis Baker do
hereby declare and make known my intention 10
carry on business ca my own account and in my
own name as sole Trader. in pursuance of an Act G
the legislature Of the State Of California. entitled
IAN Act 10 authorize married women to transact
business in their own names as Sole Traders, - ap.
proved April l2ih 1852. Ard further declare tha,
said business will be the business OF Slenery and
Iress Making and viii be carried or prac;iced in
tie county ot Neyaca aforesaid and that the amount
Of capital invested in this business does not exceed
FIVE thousand dollars.
In witness whereof have hercunt0 set (~1-)
my hand and seal this tenth day Of June ( Seal
A. y. 1861. SILVIA BAkiR ~
state Of California, County of Nevada: On this
tenth day Of June a. D. 1891 before me {. NILS,
a Notary Public. in and fer said County Of Nevada
personally appeared silvia Baker. vile Of Justis lia
ker, personally known to me To be the person who
Is described in and who eXccnied tie foregoing in
strument, as a party theeto; and the said silvia
Baker having been by ne first made acquainted
with the contents Of said instrument, acknowledged
to me on examination N art from and without The
hearing uf her said husband, that she executed the
same freely and voluntarily. without fear or compul
sion or undue influence Of ler said husband, and
that she did not wish to reiract the execution there
OF.
IN witness whereof ] have hcreunto set
(~-) my hand and affixed my NOtaral Seal
I zeal this 10th day June A. d. 1861
()-J A. {. NILES. Notary Pucc
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Number 51.l
A N ORDINANCE FIXINING THE CON

AN ORDINANCE FILMING: THE CON-
N ensation Of the City Marshal and Policemen
The Trustees Of the City of Nevada do ordain as
follows -
SECToS L.. The City Marshal shall receive as aful
compensation for his services. the Of one hun
GIed dollars month to be paid out of the City Treasu-
ry He shall also receive for his services Colec-
tor. fifteen per centum all monies collected on &C.
count of poll and road taxes and five per eentum on
the amount collected by him account Of other
city revenues; which per eentage he is authorizes
to retain out Of the amount collected.
SEC. 2. Policemen shall receive as compensation
for their services the of ninety dollars mon1n'
to be paid out of the City Treasury other demands
against the City.
SIC. 3. For every arrest for violation Of City Or
dinances. the Marshal and Policemen shall be enti
tied TO the same fees as are allowed Constables N
similar cases. when the same shall be made out I"
the persons arrested
SEC. This Ordinance TO take effect and be IN force
fron and after the first day of May A. D. 1861.
Passed April 4th 1861.
JOHN WILLIAMS, President
T. II. RoLFE. Clerk. apr6
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15
Miscellaneous.

PAINT, OIL, GLASS AND WALL
PAPER DEPOT.
KENT x MACKAY, PrOprietOrs.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULl Y ANNOUNCE
i to the public that they have connected the
above with their former business of
Carpenters and Builders,
At their old Stand They have constantly on hand
full assortment Of
Paints, Gilt MOuldings,
OILS, Window Shades,
Glass, Paint Brushes,
Wall Paper, Etc. Etc. Etc.
ag-Pants Mixed Gilt Frames made TO Order. ~JEn
Painting and Paper Hanging done with neatness
and dispatch
n. B.-Furniture Repaired and Vanished.
The advantages deriv ed ON the connection OF the
above business enable them to sell at lower rates
than any other house in town.
Persons wishing articles in theirline would do well
to give them call. =. KENE,
A. F.. MACKAY.
oct2-u No 81 Broad streets Nevada
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-15

DROBAJE NOIICE'-Stnte OF C0lt1or-
i mia, County of Nevada. In the matter Of the
petition of II. b. Thompson Administrators Of the es
tate Of CALEB MASON deceased. for the sale Of the
real estate of said deceased. lappearing by the pc
ttion of tie administrator herein that there is not
sufficient personal estate in his hands to pay the
debts outstanding against the deceased and the ex-
penses of administration and that il is necessary to
sell the whole or some portion Of the real estate for
the payment of such debts II is Therefore ordered
by the Judge of said Court that all persons interest
ed be and appear before him at the Court room of
said Probate Court on Monday the 26th day Of Au-
show cause why order should not be granted TO
sell much of the real estate as may be necessary
and that a copy of this order be published at least
four successive weeks in the Nevada Democrat,
newspaper printed and published in the county of
Nevada
DAVID BEIDEN Probate Judge.
true copy. Attest JNO. S. LAMBERT, Clerk,
BY JOS. NJ LEvEY, Deputy. iuly6 4w
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NOTICE.

OFFICE IRONsIDEs s. NJ. Co.
Virginia City ~ T. July 5, 1861.
THE STOCKHOLDERS ARE II f.
Il quired to present their certificates Of Stock %
the Secretary in person or by their Attorneys, py
the 5th Of July. and receive new stock Stoekholo
ers are particularly requested to attend to the sboV
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
juy9-SW B.STRICKLAED, SeeTetAFJ'
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Legal Notices.
OF CALIFORNIA. {

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County OF
- Nevada ss istrict Court Of the l4th judicial
District Of said State. Tie people Of the state ~
California to L. F.. NELSON Greeting
You aie hereby summoned 70 appear and answer
to tile conn laint Of lEIIR McGI ON. filed against
vou within ten days from the service Of this writ If
served on you in this county, within twenty days II
served on you in this siIlct and out Of this county
and within forty days if served on you in the State
and out Of this isrict in action commenced on the
9Th day Of June A. D. 1s6l, in said Court. wherein
plaintiff prays judgment against you for the sum Of
ore thousand dollars. with legal interest thereon
from November iGth 1S60 and for fo eclOsuIe Of
certain Vendors Lien and order Of sale Of the pro-
Ieriy described in plaintiffs complaint TO this action
10 atsfy plaintiffs said demand. And youa here
by notified that you fail TO answer said complaint
as herein directed plaintiff will take judgment against
You therefor by default together with all costs Of
suit and also demand Of the Court such other relief
as is prayed for in Plaintiffs said comllai
in testimony whereof !. John :. Lambert, Clerk of
(~~) lie istrict Court aforesaid, do heleuu-
: seal. to set NY hand and impress the seal OF
t-- tie ,aid Court al Office in the city OF
Nevada this Sth day Of July A. D. 1861
JOHN 5. LAMBERT, Clerk
By los ROBERTS lcputv.
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Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY.
Medical Institute, San Francisco.

nR. I. J. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Surgical Insti
tute Is on Sacramento street, below Montgomery
opposite thc Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Office
San Francisco, California, The Eoctor offers free
consultation, and asks no remuneration unless he
effects CURE
SpermatOrrhGn.
Or local weakness. nervous debility, low spirits,
lasstude weakness Of the limbs and ba OK indispos-
tion and incatabty for labor and study dulness Of
apprehension, loss of memory. aversion to society
love of solitude timidity self di, trust dizziness
headache involuntary discharges pains in side aIec
tious of the eye pimples the face sexual or other
infrmites in man are cured by the justly celebrated
physician and surgeon, L. j. C2apkay- His methed
of curing diseases is new (unknown to Others) and
hence the great success All combinations by letter
or Otherwise, tree.
Address. l.. j. CLAPhA1. NJ. d.,
ial3-3m San Francisco Cal.
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Whereas, } A. Bishop and Alice Bishop, his wife,
BY their Deed ofIrust dated January 18th, frbu
yeyed 10 Robert H. Gilmore, In trns. the following
described real estate n the county Of Lee and ~
Iowa, viz ihr vest half Of the south quarter Of
section ten, co. except one and three quarter
and the n. half 81 The w Of the w. dissection
nftcen U.s. a being in Tow nship sixty sa Co., Range
i've, o. containing IN all NINETY eight ard fourth
acres, 10 secure The payment OF certain promssory
note, therein describsd for the OF thousn nd
five hundred and hfty six dollars and eighty
cents, $3.50 81 with ten per cent per anbmm inter
est after maturity, and also the cost ami expenses
said trust.
Aud whereas, the principal sum tn said note men
TONED Is due and unpaid together with
OH from February 25 1861; and, whereas, the said
Bishop has made default in said pay me per the
stipulatoDs Of SAID note and Decd Fl Iru &:
Therefore, Robert II. Gilmore, As Trustee afore
said, b3 direction Of the hoidsrS 81 said mote and
ihereunto by said Deed OF Trust mpow cred will sell
tht real estate above described public sale for cash
to the highest bidder IN front of my Office. In the City
OF heosuk, In said county. Monday, the sDth day
OF September, fsdl, between the hours of O'Clock,
m. and O'Clock p. M aud commencing at O'Clock
y. Of said day 10 satisfN said demand and the
ofsaid Trust. ROBERT ii. GILMORE,
Aug 81, 'bldlm Trustee.
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Original NOTICE.

~ Jonathan bemude- Horace r.. riHick a. Co.
You, aud each of yoH are hereby notified thai The RI
= nov OF he In the eiee Of the Clerk OF the srlrt
Court 81 Lee County. lows, 1t Fott Madison Areti-
iiph of Hiram Barney claiming az you Jonathan he.
nude, the sum Of Twenty 1--WE Hundred llollsr, i'm
zen Per eeh interest, per annum, payable snsuEil,
- money due on Your mortgage. made Nv you 10
Ihau~s Mas~h anu since ass1rnes 10 S4d Hiram har-
hey dated rla beeentbrr 1854 also claiming ssAins,
each ~ 3au the foreclosure ~ said mortgage same
s"ig upon ms snhth easi quarter II keet6t twelve
B4H} i@Eh.hlp siNt-sevtn co. north Rage Eve t55
west ~ Lee county. Iowa, Tor the purchase motey;
aud thuber asking for saie ~ Said pr ulse. aud
general rtheii AID unless yea appear and anrver
sii petition, on or bcfor. noon oftbe seee nd sna Of
the nerI term 81 said Gourt, 10 commences al Fort
MSitr"nt 90 The urst Monday OF Dcesnher.A Al. ~
lref deiaMl iil s ctcr 81 Ag..ss.-i s+,.. sr
mehE rendered thereon, pFas 81 for h. said petition
IL. sC0TT HOW'LL
Aug &c. 'Gl-d1m Attorney Tor ,taintir
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~ az 10 Edom these prtsrnts shall come sresingf
WnrREa.. tits by att Of the General Assembir 81
the ahte Of Iowa made tk. duty Of the Governor ai
least thirty days before any general election To Issue
bis proclamation, Designating MI the Offices 10 be
hled by vote Of all the electors In the state ar by the
electors of any judicial Bfstrirt
Now, therefore, /, Samuel j. Kirk woad. Governor
OF The state OF Iowa, do by this. my rroclamat
publish and declare that al the general election.
10 he held In this State The second Tuesday az DC.
tober next, the following Offices to be filed,
wit:
The Office OF Governors.
The o'iee af lieuieHRHt Governor;
The ptlee of Judge Of the Supreme Court;
] he office OF Representative Ia Congress from the
First Congressional District to MI the vacancy
stoned by tho resignation of Hon samuel K Curtis;
And the office Of District Judge OF the sii III Judicial
District To I'll the oceasoned BY the resgna
ton OF Hon. wfiism NJ Stone;
Whereof all citizens and officers concerned raric.
ularls the sherins OF the several counties tax
lice and be governed accordingly.
In testimony whereof, hay. hcreupto set m. hs nd
aud affixed the grsatsea ~ The State of Iowa. Done
-~~ al Des Nones this 2ath DAY NJ August. 1861
SLs, ofthe Independence Of the United States the
eighty sixth, and OF this State the fifteenth
by The Governor, SAMUEL j. KIRK Don.
ELlJAH SEiLs, Sec. or Slate. sep1Im
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NOTICE.

10 Jacob Eberhnrt, l.. Harb'ne. A. B Porter, lauren
Dewey james Harlan, Robert Wilson. J.A.McDow-
gu, Clerhorn Harmon, y. kerfcy, NV .Nscon,
j. M. Hiatt, n .Horntsh, David Reed, Harvey Lit
tier, W. H. Norlhineton. Ford, Gorhap- d fotd,
Norster, Tcmpiin q Co., Hatch Il Thompson n. Ii.
roster, J. NJ. Gwtn, J. II Day, assignee, de-. G.. N.
lyman, O. Brown, Flelion a IucAs. Nm. d X.
H. huddick, lask ms, Heislitl Co, Peter stry ker,
Geo. 4. Anderson, jas burrows, Henry Huisknmp,
Y. buckingham, Brown " CiendeLniBy, AIfam
Nelmore, " M Gray don d CO., Nm.ii. Lee a. { o.,
a. bndsnan u Co. Il. lhinseH- a Co., Haakin, Mia
Ter q Enster, James Neal Kendall. Hove 4 Co,
Reed, cutter d Cos. X NJ Reynolds, ssn,r Boat
man, Emniefson, 1oehfaBd Go, ,aDd james Gorden,
defeudants
You aud each ~ sou hereby notified this; there
~ now CD HE ia the Ofa the clerk Of The D.tflct
tourt OF Lee county, lown, at FL Eadtsnn petition
81 Hiratn Barney. claiming tf YOU jacob Ibnrhart,
The sum OF seven hundred dollars with ten per cent
interest Per annum, payable Dnally, money due
on Jacob Eberhhrt's mortgage made 10 tharies Ma
son, ahd since assigned 10 Hiram Barney aqsed 2gIh
May, ls54 also claiming against each of you The fre
closure on SAID mortgage, the beng upon tho
sonth BALI ~ tie south west quarter OF Section nine
ls( Township sirt1sesen hI4 north OF Range I'VE t5l
III Lee county Iowa. for the purchase mones,
thar asking for sale of said premises and general
feicf And unless you appear and answer said re-
lNon on or before noon oil the second day Of the neat
terb ~ sssd Court. 10 commence at IT. Msaisos an
{he hrst Monday of December, A. IL. lrol default
Will he entered against ou. ard judgments rendered
Ihereoni rs pray 80 for Ia said petition.
SCOTT HOWELL.
AuRs2pt tl~Glm Attorney for plaintiff
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1t. SUIT HOW ED.
Aug. 3, 1851 -d4w Solicitor FER Petitioner
I.EGaI. NG1IGI.


To Hawkins Tay Tor, T. MA Breeder, Connahls a
Sriyt he, Annie W. Al Dot, c. 4. Abbott, Wu
Stctts, John T.. X, Stotts Joseph +. Stotts AID
william I. stot,s enprisinT = 6rn and CO.
psrtnerrhip doing business under the name nd
style Of VIM. s,ous 4 1oas, Wm. Timbsrman
Of j bn A. hiley and Mary T.. Reilly, infant
children Of LilbJurre holly, deceased, John A.
Re.ly nd Nav X. Fs8lv Arthrr Hcs-c- ~ e..
Aim, Black a croptser Samuel Bonner. p. q.
Wright. State Of Iowa fov no use Of the School
Fund, VIM. X. l. kudick, Greene Erskine,
GEORGE w. Thatcher a Go james Watson, Flick
len Lucas, A. HafringfvU, Executor of Martin
Conny, drcsastd, and Patrick Harrington, Geo.
W. McCrary, Executor n Edward Boynton, de-
ceased.
Nop and each OF you arc hereby respectively
i notified that there Il hownu file in the Office OF
the Clerk Of the District Court VI Lee County.
Iowa. ut Fort Madison, a petition Of Eliak i'm
H. Ford, claimingof you said Hawkins Tayl the
sum af Fix thousand Eve hundred dollars ($6 5bO),
with 70 pr cent. intersst per anuum ION ma
ry 18th, 1851, money due on certain promisso CRY
notes made by you pay bic IN order or b Farnuln
and since assigned 10 plaintif; also claim ng
against each of on the rsclosure uf n ID ed of
Trust executed by you the said Hawkins Taylor by
which you conveyed to Thomas 4. McKebny az
Trustee certain estate to secure the said
and cert other notes therein set forth said real
estate being more particularly described therein
in Lee county, Iowa, for tho Purchase money, and
further askirg for u salc OF said premises, aud
gensrai relief
And nnlcss you appear ard answer said petition
on or before noon II the seeond day 81 tho next
term of said fouft. 10 cs,ufmefee at Fi. Madison
on the LIT Monday II usec,nher A u. 1851, u de-
fault will 10 catered against you, and judgment
rendered thereon prayed for - ssid petition.
NOBLE SfhONu,
Aug. d. lsGI.dIm Att3tfor Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

~ lllIAm Hawkins. Jcremiah Hawkins .def.ndauts
You are hereby notified tia. there is nov op file IN
The Clerks Once Of the District Court IT Lee County
swa. AZ ~ MaaiH0nt Petition OF .Ao. n. DAVIS
anu WIN. ffes elamtbgs judgment on Foreclosure 81
mortgage against SAID VIM, Hawkins. and jeremiah
Hawkins above named for the OF two hundred al.
iafs attn ten per cent interest from the N~t ay Of
Ahgnst isbi AID 80 against ali said defendants above
named praying also for thesurecIosste ~ uurtsage
gwen hy kaid m Hawkins TO Ino. H. Davis sua ~ u
cs upon - e.t front Oh OF the rear ends " lots
81 and two e. in block forty Ave AS Ia II " Ri
hnFnss Addition 70 City of keosuk i~e Co., IoNa the
seir III said oftsaErd premises and tie ext aia
OF slt equity Of redemption therein.
Ao@ sou arc tthsa 20 appear and answer said -
tt3u on the morning Of the second day ~ a.. fe,,
."fn 81 sal taafi' 90 be holden tho lAt Monday ~
December iS6l, or Judgment and decree I'll &, IA
therein ~ prayed for, by default.
III, SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug eS.Bldlm salseitnr ~, prts.tore.
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To Spencer $. Billings, J. B. Bllinss, John G.
Bower, frederick ; nth, Albert Wolf, William
Wsppict Ezra Potter &C. Campbell, William
Miiirr, Executors I the estate of Jacob Miller,
deceased, Frsceriel Cook, ". j. Worley, Samuel
Wofley:
V0U and eosh Of yos arc hereby poti6ed that
/ there IL Low Oh 4 IN the ofeeof The Clerk Of
the District Court Of lie. County, Iowa, At Fort
Madison, petition of Hiram Barney, claiming VI
sou spencer : Billings the sum u fifteen hundred
do lars with IL Ter csnt. interest Per anLum, pay
able annually mercy cue on deed OF trust
made by YOU 10 ID. kilb,urne as trustee, to &c
cure Samuel Marsh, W iuua 4. Leo and Edward G;
Delesan for the purct sse money OF the real estate
therein described and since ass gned to said iira
Barney, datei May 2hth, 1882; also claiming
against each of you h foreclosure ~ laid deed OF
trust, the sane being rpon Let's 5, &, ands, IN
hieeA 20l IN the City II hsokuk, Lee county, Iowa,
for theTurehase m n.yi ard further askng for a
sale Ct said premises . genera relief.
And uniess yua arfsar and ansver said petition
N or before lees # the cond day Of the next
term Il said court H. cotnmcnecat Fgrt Madison OH
the Fret Monday Il December, A. y. 1861, de-
fault will b. entered a2ainst you and judgment
rendered thereon as prayed Tor in said petition.
NOBLE & STRONG,
Aug. II 2361-1m Att'ys tyr plt'f.
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Aug 20.Gld1n


i q James GnIicstops
ioa are berabN notified tha there 10 row On Gle In
the Gtvrks oiice OF Ustfir, Count ~ Lee sc4ty
toNe, AZ ron hhatsSh 6 petition % Hiram hsrfes,
claiming Judgment Agstiss anne. Culgg.son s,r sr
Thousand dVttarn shd ten Tcr Interest fan lha
lei 81 Aug lrol upon bic moEtgsse 10 Charles Mason
ans Tie sale ~ shld mnrtgageh premises, being tha
= T. 0i the \ r.. ~ Section tw0 81, TOWNSHIP ssk-
t@-h ttSl hoFth Range seven f5b In Lee soaat4
2"h 10 ia! oR sAta debt .hs exiting binsui a ae
equity ~ redemption, aud for gegef&l f7s4grf:
Nod yau must aIFpuar ana snspe .a4d petition Nv
1oou OF the second day Of the Re Term Of snla aut
IL ~ heia ~ r. Madison "a ta0 Ar-s Monday of le
eeber, l-e3, Or Judgment Mil De- aB ~ 1rsssa for
- default ii. SCOTT HOW'LL.
Aus.g ,'bi.dln AtlatA.1 for r4a4rtlH
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Jno. Brengartner, Aniers Burman, defendants.
You are hereby notified that there he
file IN the Clerks Office Of the District Court OF Lee
Co. Iowa at Fort Madison, petition of Jno y Davis
and Vim. Price. ella ming Judgment foreclosure Of
mortgage against said Jno BreAgartner for the of
four hundred dollars. with 10 per interest from
the 2ist day Of August. lr6, and against all said
defendants above named. praying also for the forectos
nreof mortga given by said Juo. nrengartner 10
Jho. II. Davis and VIM. Price, upon lcl nine -, ~
block thirty 49, IN ID. w kiihourue's Addition
g the tty Of henkuk Lee county Iowa. the sale ~
SAID mortgsged premises the 1ttnguishmeEt OF all
equity of redc mrtion therein.
Now you are notified to appear and answer said petit
tion on the morning OF the second day Of the
of -ssd tvfrt, ne holden the first Monday lie
cember l-6l Judgment and decree sl be had there
IN as prayed for, by default.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug .2e, GI dim Solicitor Tor prtlttener