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FnrI.a lo Renr fer 80.

NUE. farm now oec5p ed By W. 3. Lucas, Bsq stuaed
tween the Nurfreesro,0 and bolensyiIe lump kes, n
N les rom nalhvle, containing seveuts Of
good dveiiR. honss all necessary sutbuidngs TIE
he's beer cupi or many rast b. is present. tsna
WIZ using IL market gareea ana orchard. has put 1
per'ert 7Tde- To garden It oers adGxnfaees-
For terms, e., sPPlyt0 ALEX. J. P0RTtR,
n~vJ-u cOCpsrs Baiidind
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NoTlce.

Iouis-1ILs. BY Octoter -, Is5d
hsT leave 70 advise eud8 ADD ezpcnden 4
~ The Consdera;e states, thtt 0uf Mr.. sANusL Gwl
p p M we'd his Tsdence psru8rtny hEHPaIs Tenn
hh point theg vii please dire - osnuunicztar5.
Y ess - lee. UARYIN, BILL 4 20
Nsv3-os1 Eeaphit, Tcai
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TELLING 1Ts OwS TALE Inc war waged upon the
South BY LINCOLN is hurting somebJdy at the
NsrtF Che GeVark CN. j. Journal confessss to
the following,
No Relief from the W,r-The uaiver.al s,sSn7-
tinn stares all il the face and without hope OF re-
cOvery
There are thOse Uho pretend thstthe Government
eSEeajHures will fl .rd relief L., tx she
idea Before the u 90 90 poole OF ths Sou,b.
we're bIyers Of ~tIr1s -h3-s .ilsHi'g AMI maui
faotaTes o. al dscrjgfi'ns, - 20 OGQ c! te= Nest
we're selling th-ir pr1dH freely and 1gying what
they could; and Oh 800 600 who az now a.
gagsd in military affairs we're then employed IN
productive industry, and each one vas bny Ing his
own clothes and Oh. All thssr people gave active
employment 20 9 600 600 at the East and the North
in importing an1 manufacturing All ~ oace the
war cuts of p orc 600 southern custom rs destroys
the value OF 10 OBJ 900 nt-e in the w. st. 80 pur.
300 90 IN the pay ~ IN Giverom-ut The 90 see
n rJhern AID EtSSern mt1 ara rfeu tod that tl-,
9sill get rich by JJhing 800 $50 soldiers IL return
for the Psper dollars OF the Government Really
the prospect is not good.
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feetually work the esre OF dependency. No home.
opathic pills will suit the case All depends on tie
President whether the right medicine shall be sd
ministered The constitution has placed the re-
sponsibillity on his shoulders he i in virtus of
that instrument, COmmsnder-in Chief Of the army
and navy. 10 other man shares the responsibility
To him alone, therefore, viii the peapIe lock and
not to the Cabinet or Generals Mr.. Lincoln has GO
bly, risen to he height of the emergency from which
his predecessor shrauk BE has appealed to the
country to sustain him, snd itshas responded warmly
to his call Il has placed men and money without
stint at his disposal In obedience the Impulse oi
patriotism, he rebuked General Fremont wbeFs ne
dared to transcend the legitimate obj'cf Of The wsr
as limited and defined by Congress Fur lat cGITse
he has been grossly sssailed by fanatical prss IS
which prefers its abolition theories TO the restDra
ton of the Union Mr. Lincoln has dons wen, but
he has much yet to do. Since the days Of George
Washington never did greater responsibility rest
upon any President, ard we have every confidence
in him thathe will not fail il the discharge of the
high and holy duties which now deyOVe upon him.
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Tag EPIsCoPAL CHcaCH IN THE NORTH The Phil
&leSPEia Press, of the Is ut says:
I" The BOara of Missions of uhe Episcopal Church
in session in Philadelphia, bad very interesting
discussion Thursday, on subjects connected with
the etate OF the cOunry
1t appeIrs that many the missionaries through
out the South have DISCHARGED connection with IT,
Church, and stopped communicating with the Board.
The point discussed whether these missOns
ries should any iOng-r receive the benetscrion Of
she Bard or "hsther the Board should pAss any
resolutions the subject
Many Of the memeers beld THAI It was imp Ilite
an unnecessary To Is ~ action this time Bishops
de Ltnuey AID Uphold &ev. Or. Cox Of B,lumor-.
aud others advocated this PVuey But others held
shat these missOnnI IL hayIrR di,gisinea connection
zjth TINS Church should Rot receive -neir arle
This view a0y and persIstenQy advocated b,
Bishops Gnast. dellvaIne aud B2rgrsS and Z ".
Drs Vinton OF New York. ClSrksOn, Of CHICAGO and
Others. The speeches very interesting and able
Many resolutions and amendments were offered and
voted upon. Finally Bishop De Lancey moved to
lay The subject on the table This was lest by
three majority, aud Rev. JShn Clifton Smith, of New
Yerk then moved che Board pay the salarieG Of
~ .'.~-. who have disclaimer connection with
this Church"
lrried by small majority So that
the E,,I coptl Church at last has Oeen obliged 70
take up the political questions.
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Auction sale.

WE will ssh at our Auction Rooms en- Nonfay norni
W toe 81 ins 1T 10 loss larEe let q Dr. woods, n
stead and CarpstL HARDY sRoTHsR5.
uO13-dlt+ 4. Public sgnari
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Fash lie. can eps n lssB
This 10 to crtiv thzt the Auru Inrzrance and Bsnl
0cm oe2vd & usus,a il STATE q Geo pil As col
piled -a al a rsIuirs -ss OF the Cote. the subject
For nsdn &c uEHnies, IN ton I4e9 70 ljt7 inc
a. VAL "a the 4c-tf q hren s cragbsF si5 on 4
rq1ir de7is " IN tie Copiro sroT tEs.tY oEs1ui II
lars SIX 01ds ins STATE
A7d l't So "a 10 tn e sIIv authorized Agent
sid 10 ptVi tn city % Mss vvils st,ts o. enaessss
81 DUNLAP, Comptroller
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W nnfed

TWO Negro Women, gosd Geek, i-sssr and valser,
20 houss servant, fsr WEIGH the ea.h ca Be vad
Apply to II HAsHIsGWN.
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TIE al-s Is n IA, odss ad most -sa abe Taiuran
Coartn c. 10 hs 9TH These wish iasu an-- " 4 pss
s4Isre, JESSE THJM.ff
noy2 -itt gcsnf
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Mrs. VA GnuPsK Mr. y rFF ,uE 4ts Dr. CHEAT
HAN. 10 = tuTnug n INKS 10 .oatr nu rs 10 he
Supper VIC ony aIpd.-g . h,Ss rhO contributed
10 their t1bLs.
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TENNESSEE EEECTORAL TICKET.
For Ghe SGaIe al Large.
ROBERT C. FosTER, 81, of Davidson.
WILLIAM WALLACE of Blount.
For the Districts.
LIST District-F NJ. FULKERsoN. of Hawkins.
I'd 4" WV G. MCADoo, of Knox.
Sd I" W l.. EAKN, of Monroe.
4th {" D Rowan, of Warren.
9Th % JOHN + DOAK of Wilson.
9Th GEO W BUCHANAN, of Bedford.
7th 1" LUCIUs J. Polk of Maury.
9Th d" G. A. WASHINGTON, of Robertson.
9th d" B LAMB. of Henry
10th A." RUB'T HURT OF Madison.
18th Jos r. MosBY. of Fayette.
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roma y appeared bsf,ss ne. TIE sufsg-i5eT Ms0
SfQ-e Of q august. Eues sqt Bsnnay CoRaa1
no s ng du de3oseth All n tha tis above
at is ret nj true T. the best Of EnoEsdgl tel
2. NCCAY, Secretary
SEOsn % and 1bgcri-el befJr- n % August 1861
ALFHtU6 O. B-ANR.
ttSry Public
n osEh vhirh tss 7cr ta bcTs tai en- ais Esrt
IS Pr Eiiza., take 90 ny pag
an n D. ACLtN8g 40, p adsut
sEora anl ig-i5si bsforJ me ms ss - q .aasa
lsi4 al. Ti0KER,
!. :. fer Fays,ts q Hnly fs1 l.
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18th The Vrsstsst an-upt injured SIC O09.
18th Amount assured IN, ei'y is not sfned.
l2-h. The grez + =. a--ouut in q block, Sl5,OlQ
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Wanted,

G'OD Brick DE-lH,q, With stare astlchs5, Il tie b
- square, Holth Marcel strst Apply 70
pJs2-dtT ROBsRr TaOhr son 4 q
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DLAcKsMITHs aad Fnishsrs can hnd s.s.5y emDIoyu
ID ~ "A ling az shop Hills 4 nO0Rl
nashville, SoVCmef 2, ISjl-iim
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Almonds alsa hufS.
IN BARRELS A:m0ns, Iberts AMI Pecs1s 10 sars.
SeU rov2-f RoBgRT TbONPSON & I'd
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Cigars.

IN 600 orc4Es, al grades. for safe By
> ,UUU sOyI-ii E6sFsT TAo sP50S 4 q
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kbsIract OF the Condition OF Ihe Angus
Insurance and Banking Company.
BGs - e0Hi a5itR u Latos Of tEs as Of Tsune
% EsgaAat le Agsces Of FqrsigR hssrlRes Comp nj
SECTION tf9 - l5OO
st. The Fan. The canpsny IL the Augusta Irsrrn,s
BAnkDe c. nJaDy
I'd and 81 me sm5aat a Capit.l sock, aupHd
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EkniSink.
house for Rent.

100 PACK GEs RAIsINs Zoe sa'ebv
tNFO nos2-a EOgsRT THOMP.os & Cd
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FOR PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEXANDRA "A. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA.
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- - n7Bsrs GreeV AMI Black as from tae ssEmoasI
Io1a II ROssRT THOMPSON 4 Cd
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Aus. 90, 1861. dtt
THRU STEES SALE.


Whereas, D. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop. his wife.
by their Deed ofTru- dated January l7th le6n.
vesed To Robert H. Gilmore, IN trust, the following
described real estate In the county Of Lee and state 81
Iowa viz the west half OF the southwest quarter 81
section ten n except one aid three quarter acres,
and the N. half 1.-THE y w, OF the NV o. section
fifteen {i5) all being In Townahpsixts six 66l Range
Ave $50 containing in all nnet. eight and one fourth
acres to secure the payment of certain promlssory
note, therein Described for the OF two thonsa I'd
FIVE hundred and fifty six dollars and eighty seven
cents 81 $50 FL with ten per cent per annnm inter
alter maturity, and also the cost and expenses oil
said trust
And whereas. the principal SUM In said note men
tionedis due and unpaid together with
from February 25 1861; and. whereas, the said
bishop has ade dafa u IN said pay ut as per The
stpnations OF sAid note and Decd ef Iru I;
Thcrerore, Robert II. Gilmore, as Trustee atore
said by direction of the holders OF said note aud ~
ihereunto By said Deed of Trust empowered, VIII sell
tho real estate above described at public sale for cash
the hi CHEST bidder In front Of Office in the Tit,
of Keokuk. In said county, Monday, the 3oh da,
OF September. 1861, between the hours foocloek.
nj and clock, p. m. and commencing nj o'cloel
r. Of said day, 10 satisfy said demand, and the cos
/ ofsaid Trust ROBERT II. GlLLMokE,
Aug II, 'dldlm trustee
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I)ROCLAM ALTON.

To all TO rhona these preseais shall come. gveetHgi
MnrKKas. tits by act Of the hensrai Assembl3 Of
The state af Iowa made th. duty Of the Governor. al
least thirty days before any general election 10 ssas
his proclamation, designating ali the Offices TO be
filled by ~ all the electors In the State by the
electors OF any Judicial District
Nos. therefore, /. Samaet j. ktrkwood. Governor
Of the State Of Iowa. do by this, proclamation,
publish and declare that ut the next general election
To be held in this Stale the second Tuesday Of DC
tober next, the following ofbees To be filed, to-
wit.
The ONCE OF Governor;
The office Of Lieutenant Governor.
The offies OF Judge OF The supreme Court;
The Office OF Representative In Congress from the
First Congressional District to MI the vacancy oeca
stoned by the resignation OF Hon. samuel H. Curtis;
And the ONCE of District Judge u the sAth Judieia
District TO NIL the oeeasiohed ty the resigDa
tion ~ Hon. " Eiiinm M. Stone.
Whereofnll citizens aud officers concerned rite
ulary the sheffs OF the several counties will TAX no
| tict sna he governed accordingly.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my ha M
and affixed The seal If the state OF Iowa Don'
/ - at Dies Moines tbs 10Th day Of August. ir6i
1 tLs. Of the Independence Of the United States th'
/ ~ eighty sixth, aud of his state the fifteenth
1 Bs the Governor. SAMUEL kiRkN GOD
ELIJAH SELLS, Sec. OF Slate. sepslm
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To Spencer S. BILLINGS, J. b. Billings, John g.
Bower, Frederick Berth, Albert Wolf, William
appick Ezra Potter. &C. Campbell, william
Miller, Executors ( the estate OF Jacob Miller,
deceased d, Ere ericL Cook, w. J. Woriey, samuel
Worley:
NCu and ,ach or you are hereby notified that
J. there il now on Fl 10 in be Office IT the Clert OF
be District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison a petite # Hiram Barney, claiming OF
you Spencer Billings the SUN of fifteen hunared
dollars with lpper 1T. interest per anLum, pay
able annually as MOI ~ due en- deed OF trust
made by you to u " kilb1urne as trustee, TO Sc
cure samuel arsh, William 4. Leo and Edward z;
Delrvan for the purchase money ~ the real estate
therein described and since ass gned 10 said 'ra
Barney date May 10Th, 1852; also claiming
agaipst each OF " he foreclosure If laid deed oil
trust, the same being epon Lets b. q, and 8, In
block 20I in the City OF heokuk, Lee county, Iowa
for the purchase NJ Ieyi aud further ak king Tor '
sale If saii Irt mise genera relief.
And unless you apIerr and answer said petition
IN or before loon " the sscond day a the mex
term oi said court to commenced Fort Madison OF
the First Monday - December, A. ID. SCI, de
fault will b. entered against you and tudgmen
rendered Tia. reon prayed Tor In said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Aug.1a 2ssl-Im Attys fyr Plt'f.
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AYERS
Compound Extract of SarsaparilIa,

the most efFectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II i COM
bucd from the most active remcdials that have
been discovered for the expurgation 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 Scrofua. but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such rs ERurrrv.
and SKIN DISEASES. ST. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
RosE, or EnYslpELAs, piNrLgs, PusTrLEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoH.s. TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RHFrN. ScALn HEAD, RiNGwoRM,
RHEUMATISM. SyPHirrTIc and MrRcrKIAL Dis
BASES, DRopsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY. and.
indeed ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED on IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
in ia,pvity Of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofnla is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible III
contaminated constitutions.
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spltIt.I~AA. NOTICE.

To Chas. W. taeg, Frederick Znrg pavall, keigh-
Ter 4 Co, M. Slaughter q ht".' r. y. Webster
a Co., Thsyer, Allrirh i Co., A. J. Iro~nstine
Co., A. q. Grinnan:
N-ou are hereby respectively notified that there
L ia nov on hie in be Clerks Office OF the Dis
,rict Court If Lee County, Iewa, at 1T. Madison,
petition Of Il. -. Wiekersham claiaing OF yon
.harles W. etagg the sum Of twenty-five hundred
dollars With 10 per cent. interest p r annum, pay
Tile anr.u lly, as IN ney due on promissory note,
and secured by ms rtrage made by you to j. II.
uolmes and sine ses encd to raid h. }. Wicker
ham dated June % ISIS; also ciamidg against
ach al YOU the +, rtcnture If said mortgage, the
.amc being uptn Lot No. 3 in Chatham sqnare IN
he ely Of keokuk. lee county, Iowa, for the pur.
base mon.y and further asking for sale OF said
premises, and <, neral relief.
Ard unless you al pear and answer said petition
on or before noon 1T the second day oil the mex
term Of said court commence at TT. Madison on
the first Monday a December, "A. ID. 1861 de-
fault will be entertd against scn, and judgment
rendered hereon as prayed fcr 10 said p.ttion.
NOBLE STRONG,
Aug. IA. IsflIm Att Us for Plt'f
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TO William Hsw kins. Jeremiah Hawkins defendants:
3ou are hereby notified that there j. Gle in
the CLERKS 0facc pf the District Court u Lee Coanty
Iowa, at ~ Madison, Petition OF Jno4 =. Davis,
and VIM. Price claiming Judgment on foreclosure Of
mort gage against said Nm. Hawkins. and jeremiah
Hawkins above named for the OF tn hundred dol
asa with ten per cent interest from the est day OF
August 1ABt, ana against all said defendants above
named pra ying also for the foreclosure Of mortgage
etven ~ said VIM, Hawkins III Jno. r. Davis sna Nm.
Price upon - feat front on % the ends 81 lots
(l} and two. e. In block forty Eve t45 n H. W Kill
hornes Addition To City VI hvokuk lee Co. fowa the
sale ~ said mortgHge premises aHa the eAnguishment
1t all equity Of redemption therein.
Now you are notified to appear and answer said PEE
iiton the morning Of the secold day "a the neat
term az said Court to he holden the lat Monday &c
December, l-hl Judgment aud decree Will be had
therein prayed for, ny default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
ts nt4rgFN f.rE IL
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To Jonathan Demudc, Horace u. rSmict Co.
You, and each Of You hereby notified that there
s die, In the pree of The CLERK the District
Court of lee County. Iowa, al FuFf Madison. petit
Non Of Hiram Barney claiming of you. Jonathan De-
nude, the sam OF i enty ave Hundred Dollars, with
len per cent interest, per anhnm, payable annually
ne money due on Your mortgage. made by You to
Charles Mason. and since assightdtU sid HRS "a Bar
net, dated rtn December 1854, also claiming agsIu.t
each of you The foreclosure Of said mortgage The
Being upon the south easl quarter Of Section twelve.
tt-3 Township sixty ttIl north Ensre i've. t5
wess in Lee county Iowa, for the purchase money
and further asking for sale 81 said premises and
general relief. and unless you appear and answer
said petition, before Df he nd div Of
, the neat term of said Court. commerce al Fort
Madison the FIRST Monday Of December. A. ID.
1861. default ~iil bs entered against sou arb Judy
meAt rendered thereon, rrsy I'd for 10 said petition.
III. SCOTT HOW ELL.
% 6l al for nik
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NOTICE.

To Jacob Eberhart, L.. Harbine, A. II Porter, Lauren
Dewey james Harlan, Robert Wilson, la Mellow
Gil Cleghorn 4 Harrison. Y. kersey, ] W W seor,
j. NJ Hiatt, J.k .Hornish, David Reed, Harvey Lit
tier, W. II. Northinglon. Ford, Gorhpn d Ford,
Norsier, Tempiin d Co.. Hatch a Thompson III. b.
Foster, ], NJ. Gwin. ]. II Day, assignee, ac., g.
l. knddick, Hash ins, Heiskill Co, Peter sirs her,
y. Buckingham, Brown Cicndenning, Alram
Netmore, VIM. Gray don A TO-. WIN III Lee d & Q. !,
A. Bridgman Go, Z. thmsen Co., Rankin, MIL
Ter d Ehster, james Neal, Kendall. Hnwe q Co.,
Heed, Cutler 4 CO., III NJ. Reynolds, hAmn Boat
man, Enmerson, 1oelruHa Co and James Gorden
defendants:
You and each OF sou hereby notified that there
ts now on hIc IN lie flee the Clerk OF the District
Court OF Lee county. Iowa. at Fl Madison, petition
OF Hiram Barney, ciatmAg 81 YOU, jacob Eberhnrt,
The sum Of seven hundred dollars ~itb ten per
interest. per annnm, payable annually money due
on Jacob EberbAri's mortgage. made 10 Charles Ma
son, ahd since assigned to Hiram Barney dated Goth
May 1854 also claiming agGin st each Of you the force
closure 81 said mortgage. the came being upon the
south half OF the south west quarter OF Section nine,
TO- Township siNtyteyeB tb7 north of Range five f5t
In Lee county Iowa, forthe purchase money and fur
Their asking for sale OF said premises and general
relief Aud unlsss YOU sppear and answer said PEE
ion on or before 0 the 80 coHd day Of the /
term OF said Court. 10 commence at III. Madison on
The first Monday Of December. A. d., 1861. default
will be entered against yon and iudFmen. rendered
thereon, prayed for In said petition.
III SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug 30. % dim Attorney for plaintiff.
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To Nancy MILLER Cato Floydl, administration of estate
81 J. II. Floyd. dsesaSed Daniel Floyd, Martha Jant
Floyd Ellen Fns d, John Floyd, James stroud, ans
Margaret Mills, defendants
YOU and each IL yau hereby netned tat there -
ole Ia the Office u thu Gera u The District
Court IT Lee County. Iowa al kPuknk Fettinn ~
Hiram Barney claiming OF yon Nancy Miller, admins"
of the estate of j. H. Floyd deceased, iht sum
hundred dollars with ~ peT cent. nterrst per
payable annually. money due on mortgage
made Nv II, Floyd, Deceased. ard since assigned
said Hiram Barney, also claiming against eatb 81
you the foreclosure II said mortgage the same being
upon the SW. q OF the SCI. Z. ~ Section twenty
three. 23) Township slxtssx fe61 NORTH Range ssS
- wsst IA Lee County. Iowa for the purchase n"fy
pravng for Injunction n stay waste, removing tn-
ber he and further asking fof saie u said PREMISE
aud general relief.
AMI unless you appear and answer the said petition
before Oh Ae second dry of The next Term 81
sale court % at kepknk the first Monda,
uf February A. IL. 1s62 default viii be entered against
you, aud judgment rendered thereon a. prayrd Tor -
said petition. H. SCOTT HOWELL
Kenkuk, Iowa Sept ~. Did Any for PHI #
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Jno. Brengartner. Anders Burman, defendants
You are hereby notified that there is no~ on
file in the Clerks Once OF the District Court Of Lee
CO. Iowa at Fort Madison, a petition Of Juo p. Davis
and VIM Price. claiming judgment on foreclosure OF
against said Jno nrengartner for the sum OF
four Hundred dollars. with ~ per cent. interest from
the 2st day on August lr6i and as against all SAID
defendants above named also for The forfclos
ureof mortgage, given by said Jno. BrenRartner 10
Jno. p. Davis and VIM Price, upon lot II inc o. ot
block thirty two. 1877 in ID. W kfihourne's Addition
70 the City OF keokuk. Lee county Iowa The sale u
said mortgsged premises, the extnguishment OF al
equity OF redemption therein.
NOW are notified 10 appear ard answer SAID pet
the morning he second day Of the next tern
OF said Court, he holden the first Monday OF DE
cenber ir6l judgment and decree wii he had there
ia as prayed for, by default.
H. sCDTT HOWELL,
Of I'll ID IN Solicitor 70 Petitioner.