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Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

HARD CASE OF INsANIrY.-Peter Falcon,
who has been confined at the station house
four or Eve days, on account ofinsanity, will
be taken to Stockton As he tears off all his
clothing, his condition has been very uncom-
Portable in bis cell. lie was examined by
the physicians several days ago, hut his
transfer has been delayed from some cause or
other from day to day. lie yesterday per-
sisted in standing on his head for several
hours, with his feet against the side of his
eell.-Sac Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
Cigars, Tobacco &c.

IUAvE THIS DAY RECEIVED
Imitation and Home Manufactured do;
TObaccO--AH Brands;
Genuine Meersham Pipes; Playing Cards
Snuff; Matches; Cigar Cases, etc. etc.
Which will offer at prices that win ensure patron
age JOSEPH TUCKER.
Successor to Wm. Abbott,
iun3-fm ~ d street.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
CoLoMA. Jnne 6.

Michael Dohncy was instantly killed by the
caving Of bank in his mining claim, on
Pleasant Flat, this morning. Deceased was
from Michigan, and was thirty years of age
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

Is very unlike the filthy compounds of grease and tar
much in use, which only hesmear the surface anC
aggravates the disease. Being a penetrating wei
as CLEAN PREPARATION it is alike beneficial to mar
and beast, and the best article in for
RHEUMATISM, SPRAlNS, BRUISES, SWEENEY
SORE THROAT, STRAINS, SWEENi,
CALLS, SPAWN, POLL EVIL, &c.
Prepared and sold by
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

NEW CorrEE DIscoYERY.-We learn from
authentic sources that copper leads have been
recently found in the vicinity Of Carsons, in
this county; also, that the salt Spring valley
lead has been traced TO within four or five
miles of this place Claims are now being
staked of GA the lead between this town and
Campo Seco. Caiaveras is destined to be the
richest mining county in the State. The cop
per mines have already added immensely to
its wealth. CdldreraS Chronicle.
INGENIOUS CoBBLER.-Ihc Steilacoom Girls
pin 1--WE have but one) has hit upon a novel
and ingenious plan for spelling "Shoe shop,
by which he saves three of the four letters
comprising the last word; or rather omit.
them, and still spells out the two words The
sign denotiug his place of business is painted
thus:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
i.n. Bulsr ela.-l an-ll lnnl .hl....
Prentice on .he var on...ian.

The people Of Charleston are Citing out "a
great numbering boat as a rrivatccr. one
br'aI- le from United states ii.,ltc or brig
would sink her The il3e of the Confederate
states waves over her n0W the ocean may
rare over her soon.
some States take one side in the war and
some take the other side. lut the OWea-loyo
Shield says that Kentucky will take side, -
meaning probably that she wiH take daH.
No0ldn't that be worse than neutrality?
Whenever we see in Cotton STATE. paper
statement that the whole Of the $l5.tO0,-
0UO loan has been taken, We are sure TO see
in the next number Of the same paper an eX-
hortation to capitalists to come and taks the
rest IT,
TIE cGitrr Of the Charleston Mercury asks
whether the Unjtcl States Government Is
silly enough TO think it can conquer the
whole South Perhaps il is only silly enough
to think it can conquer piece,
a Richmond correspondent Of the New
ork Express says that one of the chief oNi-
GERS in jeff. buyis's army has broken nose
1eW. shouldn't have sent man who couldn't
present. TO the enemy an unbrokcn front.
The South Carolina papers insist that there
was distinct understanding between the L.
). Government and the c. s. Government
mat the status existing at Charleston should
continue unchanged Wei, wouldn't the
starving Of Anderson and his men out of Eort
Sumter or the starving Of them TO death in it
have wrought change in the "statusE'
Maryland and Delaware seem to be rather
queer States at this time. In some parts of
them man will one day be chased out of
town for utterng Union sentiments; and the
next day another will be chased out for ut
tering disunon sentiments; and the third day,
still another for refusing TO express his opin-
ions. What can poor devil of trimmer
do2
1t is said that man in Virginia has given
jeff Davis Sl00 000 check General Scott
may give him bigger "check" than that
NOT TuERE.-E, c. Selden published the
following in the Sacramento Bee Of Satur-
day
have just learned that my name has been
placed on one of the Republican tickets for
delegate TO the Republican County Convcn-
ton for the Second District in this city. AL
low me, Mr.. Editor. TO inform the voters OF
the above named district, that am rot now,
nor have | heretofore been, a member of the
Republican party | would inform those
persons who have taken the liberty of using
my name in the above manner, that there
are men who are true to the stars and Stripcs
outside of their party.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06

Gen. IIarney will be obliged to use the mili-
tary power against the secessionists of Mis-
souri,, Notwithstanding his treaty with Price.
Union men say the treaty SO far has not been
regarded by the secessionists, and they have
persecuted Union men more than ever before.
Gen. Harney, Gen. Lyon, Colonel Blair and
others declare that this persecution must
cease, or Gov. jackson and his friends will
be made acquainted with Federal bayoncts.
Postmaster Blair prepared an order to-day
discontinuing the transmission of the U. 5.
mails in Virginia and other seeded States,
and annung all contracts for the same. Ten
nessee is exempt from the operation of this
order for the reason that the State has not
yet formerly seeded, Contractors will be
Immediately notified of the decision. The
mails for the South from Washington were
stopped at the crossing place of the Federal
troops and returned to the post office here
The Governments is in possession Of start
ling information from Baltimore, that GER
tain prominent Union men, who, in the pres
ence of the U. S. troops, have loudly pro-
fessed devotion to the Union, are secretly
working for secession, Their names and ac-
curate information about them and their
plans are in the hands of the Administration
About 10000 troops have crossed the Po-
tomac and are now in Virginia.
1t is believed that simultaneous movement:
were made by Government forces, last night
on Harper's Ferry and Norfolk.
Our Government has secured for the next
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
III. BOWMAN, Druggist,

go street, (opposite Plaza), Sacramento
And by c. r.. POLLARD, Agent D ST.
next 70 the Western House, MaTysYlue. mA oM4S
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-06
NHVEAN'S
8Orge Medicines.
FeAEE1gJ ANS HBNT'ys EIE's'
Eowman's Lini1nent

And every other disease arising from an impure state
of the blood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-13

TO Curtis r. Conn. Charles schnfer, Guy wells,
Jennings \ Anderson, Wheeler. Bellows Co. VIM
X. III Euddck, Twerdy. Mouiicn Pinptoi., Brown
4 ClendtDning, Folxhaii Baik, oeden. BrowneI
Co.. X. Hart, ConnabteA Smxth. John Ambs 4 Co..
VIM. II cleghorn, Geo. w. Flanders Co.. J. ".
Wheat. Marienthai Lehman Coz Hofheimer Bro.
&. r. 4 X. Litley aud Caleb Cope Co.. You and
each or You are hereby notified that there IL
flo Ia the once 81 the Clerk or the District Court or
Lee County, Iowa, al Keokuk. petition Of Ladyard
Linklcnn claiming q you e. r Conn the sum OF one
thousand dollars with per cent. interest annnn
pay able annually. as money due your notes aud
mortgage made by you 10 Horatio Seymour and since
assigned 10 said paintf; also claiming against eacE
you the foreclosure ~ said mortgage the same being
upon lot twenty feetin front Main street by 40
deep OF even width, part Of iat block NINETY
three In City NJ keOkuk beginning twenty fret from
9Th street In Lee County. Iowa. for The purchase mo-
ney fu rther asking sale OF said premises aud
general relief
AmiunIess you appear aud ansaer said petition OH
b.tore OF the Secoud day ofthe next term Of
snid Court, 10 commence At krnknk Oh the Isl Monday
of February. a. ID. Ir02. defsnit Will be entered
ngsin you aud judgment rendered thereon ~ prayed
for In said petition
II SCOTT HOWELL,
Nov. 10, Iu9l-d ANY for Plaintiff.
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\ IS. tal a
NOTICE.

r. taAH kefr. Jane Kerr his wife, and Andrew Doug
Lars
Nuu ana each ~ yoa hereby rnareJ that there is
hie ia the ofa &c 81 she sletk ~ ths District
Court ~ LSs enGnty, Iowa. keakGk. refltseH 81
toustaek .ad Co., claiming at ynU. John Kerr. The
ave hnna ~ datlars With sax per rebt. nser ~
psr atspnm, pst atlr snfG@i3.- mstes dne Your
rnts Aaa D4Hstg ags mhle BIZ 10 lhn heInnr, aid
Sned ie aaid A4ni H. afro esasInr arankt
essh 81 NGA te foreclosure 81 said m stsage the
hsi0g az tie hsf ofyihe eouth-east quarter OF
aa gas lawn sh IL t5s raEge wet. HI lee
~ lows. Ter thr purchase fnsses, aud fHythtr skng
AL af aid lrs agaa geneVsi relief. Ana
guu aplesr aid ssserr kafa prltlnn before
az the aas II The n sid Coat.
to cunsnruee nj keekEk ths HFt Nanans 90 Estrn-
sr., A A.. ls6a, deIsnt will Il. entered against sar
Judgment rendered thereon ~ cd fer 10 ssad
petition.
III SCOTT HOWELL,
Nov n. ieI-asR. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Aug % .Gi.dlm


TO william Hawkins, Jeremiah Hawkins defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the Clerks Once Of the District Court of Lee County,
Iowa, at II. Madison, Petition Of Jpo. y. Davis
and VIM. Price ella lining judgment on foreclosure Of
mortgage against said VIM. Hawkins and jeremiah
Haw kns above named, for the OF two hundred dol
lars with per cent interest from the 2ist day OF
August 1861 and against all said defendants above
named pray ing for the foreclosure Of mortgH
given by said Vim Hawk ns 10 Jno. r. Davis and m.
Price 25 feet front on of the ends OF lots
~ and two, {2 in block forty five (43,I ia D. W. Xii
bornes Addition to City OF keokuk Lee Co., Iowa, the
sale OF said premises AID the
of all equity Of redemption therein
Now you are notified to aprear and answer said pc
ttion the morning OF the second day OF the next
of said Court to BIZ holden the LIST Monday oil
December. 1861 or judgment and decree will be had
therein as pr aged for, by default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug. q. ,6ldlm Solicitor for Petitioner.
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Aug.9s ,6ldln,
NOTICE.

To Jonathan Demude, Horace Il. pimick Co.
You, and each az you hereby notified that the n
file. In the ofce OF the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee Counis, Iowa, ut Fort Madison, petit
ton OF Hiram Barney claiming Of you. Jonathan De
nude the cum OF Twenty. Eve Hundred Dollars, with
ten per cent Interest, per annum payable annually.
money due on your mortgage. made by Noa 10
Charles Masen, and since asslgne 81 la said Hiram Bar
ncs, dated etn Dece ber 1854 also claiming against
each OF you Tie foreclosure ofsad mortgage the same
being upon the south easi quarter Of Section twelve
(l2) Tow nsAi to- north Raj re i've {3l
wess, In Lee county Iowa. Tor the purchase money
and further asking for sale Of said premises and
general relief; and unless you appear and answer
said petition, before Of the sees nd day Of
the next term or said Court. to commence ut Fort
Madison, the first Monday OF December, A. ID.
1901 default will be entered aga AID tudg
ment rendered thereon, pray ed for IN said petition
H. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug 90, '6l dim Attorney for plaintiff
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/ zeal NOTICE.

To l.. II. Ditsell, Nancy hammer. executor OF the
estate OF Noah Franklin, deceased, Eugene kamWefs
Paul ~ Theme. Jnmts NJ. joiHsten, HFAdlta hpth-
ham N lambert, M. Patterson Yen and eHth otSou
hereby hohtd that there u new on he IN We once
or the Glen ut ir Ilslie cNti Of Lee 0ntt4 to1A
Ill Tort Madison. IttttiCn IL MARY W, Newton hho
henry Newton eiamii Of you l.. n. bissell the sum
iii twelve Auhdfea dollars with 40 per cert. ltffess
pcr annnm, Iay4 bic annually, AS luuhty Cue On
nartnage made IS you 10 r H. s II. w Ford aha si'Ss
signea ~ said MBrs w At~iei dateN November !,
1855 claiming aga{ne tnt 81 s.u the foreclosure
said moftct ge. The eane beti uIon the hont fhds
seventy dec ~ 1ots tMu ard three Ia block
ehp hGHsirtd ABG thirty .tp&r Guy vi keckuh, Ice
eaunis IBa Tor tEt tNtth&sF uyoney. Bhd MTther
askiuR salH pi saIH letbiaGs aAa general rclfl
And unless spG ~ tat a4d answer s.ta RftiEch On
before day ct tbs neA! term OF
said Joutt commence at Fort Nj Gis6n on lhe hlfd
Monday ~ May A. u. fF62. u dtftalt VIII ne cn+
tered pguinsi 90 ad ju6rmcnt rendered thereon ms
pray ed for in said petition.
NOBLE 4 ETHGAG.
Mn es lSG1-d AufS- fot Isl8iI tifs.
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I E.aALNOIlCE.

NJ. r. shars Chloe A. STARTS, John Hertei. q. n
IL mar. Hatiura s. bro3htrs, tspeeeEkors 10 A. "
GRIMM Firlisn A. Lacas; Son and eagh ~ sou are
hereby titled faf there IL now f'e ~ the Office OF
the Clerk OF the District onf Of Les County Iowa. nt
Fl Madison, petition of tiiram Ihomas clsuginK of
sou J. shart the az hree thtHsatd dollars With
10 per cent interest Per nm, payable annually, rs
muney due oil mortgage made hs Jon 10 rsia Hiram
Thomas dated .uue 18Th 1866 alec claiming sgaLI
each Of fe foreclosure Of said mortgage, hh came
being upon lots ten and tweiSf. block ore hundred
and thifs sixs in the t4ty Of heoknk, Lee County,
Iowa for the purchase money. ard urttsr king for
a sale OF said premises. aud general relief
And unless sou appear and answer said petition on
before of the seeefa Day 81 the term Of
said Court 10 com mepce at Fort Madison the 3d
Monday OF May, A. u 1862, default will be en-.
tered against and judgment rendered thereon rs
pray ed for IN said petition
NOBLE a. STRONG,
Nov. 81 lrhl-d AMNa for flAiNtln.
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To c. r. Corn, Eiistim n. Ford, X. r..
W. Ford. Henry 1owie. Abnsr Reeves,
jesse Maiths. Thomas Davis. Charter Irb*I-
man, J. C, Hughes, SAM Hostnan State OF Iowa for
che use Of the schools Fund, Chnpln Lee Love. Bry
M a Adams, keokuk Lodge M, ~ !. u O. f.. Rohst
IL Sm3 III, Angelina hushes. admlHtstfatftx On Jacob
Bashcy. deceased. Vim. a X. L. Ru.ldiet. Dsn1 r.
Miller, assignee ~ n v Guliins, Randolph Less,
II. =. Love Co.. ~ dds Fallen. lrnnEbgr Ander.
son, Wheeler. Bellows Co.. T~.tdy Meaiton 4
riimptan, Sumner stethins, Calvin Goats. Emerson,
Cochran Co. A. Il. D~minE, sophis si4ndeppiug.
J. q. Nirkersham, Levi uea, Long ~ rp. and Ca
ieh Cope CO.. You and eseb OF you hereby mott
fed that hcre ~ hie in the Office ~ the Clerk
of the District Court Of Lee ConHty. Iowa kepknk,
petition OF LedyHrd Lntlean claiming Of YOU G. r.
Coat, the snm Of our thousand collars with l6p
cem Interest per annum payable annually ,as money
doe on your mortgage made by yon 10 Horatio sry
mour securing your note- AIMED Ia il ana since
signed ~ psintin also claiming Egain.t each of rou
the foreclosure Of HAid The being upon
~gen idth, through part OF lot three hirek ninety
THREE ia tag OF hfokuk beginning twenty feet from
lite Of lot twe In rald bloch. IN Lettonpty Iowa, for
The purchase money; and iurhef asking for sAie u
sasa premises. aud general rrief.
Ard nnlsssso appear snd snt~ef said PETITION
before Of ihs cord dhs of the Term Of
said Court H. commence Ill k@oknk the H. kcnasy
~ February. A. u. i-6z, default will be entered
against YOU end )nd gment rendered thereon Prayed
~ 10 said petition
III SC0TT HOW'LL,
Nov 10 frGf~a AM'y-foy Plaintiff.
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Aug %. 0l-dlm
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To James Culesions
You are hereby notified that there IL nov on Ole H.
the Clerks office of the District Court OF Leetounty
Iowa, al Fort Madison. petition Of Hiram barney,
ella ming n udgE ent against jaime CuileHton, for
thousand dollars. and ten PER nt Interest from the
Let of Aug le6i upon his mortgage TO Charles aeon,
and the safe Of said mortgaged premises, being the
$. T. OF the ~ T. Of Section two t2l. Tow nsbip six
ty-six E6Bl north, Range seven west In lee county
Iowa, 10 pay ot said debt, he exDxuisbhaent Of the
equity oi redemption. and for general relief:
Aud you must pfear and answer said petition by
OF The second day Of The next term OF said nuri
10 b- held ~ ri Madison or fh- first Nordss Of lie
cepber isGi judgme IA be had prat ed for
by default II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aur ID Attorney fof
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STATE oP IOWA. Lsr corsr,-ss.

STATE bF low a 10tNIt-NS
Ey virtue ~ special execni4nn ~ dir~efd issued
hs The Clerk ~ tht District Court ~ said county, In fa
var III Frank Balbnger AID w VI. PefriDr and against
~. VI. kirkpatrick, land also decree against Maria
Dnaniski and ptherl have levied upon aud Will sell
the highest bidder the door ~ the CLERKS OSse u
he Distfie Court OF Lee County Iowa. at KeOknk 40
said county, The 5Oth day ~ December, A.
u. lsHI between ths hunrs of O'Clock IA. aud
O'clock r. Of said day, commencing at2 o'clock b.
the following properly. to-~ lying AMI being III the
County Lee aud State OF Iowa. constituting pnff
south quarter Of section ihirtysN 1861 town
SEap siNly-slx lSel range i've l6 west beginning
At stake the bank 81 The Msssssipp river 81 feet
large rough and the centre 81 said
quarter section ihepce north "a degrees wesi S64 feet
surface measure to = the edge ~ high bank
above Indian Creek thence north and continuing
the edge said high bank feet 10 another stane
the edge ~ said hsh bank; thence north 6ol west
down said bank horizontally, crossing ssid creek -
iH six fe~t from the Top Ut the bank thence continu
ing six feet from the If said bank said creek In
All a6a 10 feet 10 another thence crossing said
creek horizontally up said bank and surface meas
1919 $40 feet the bank 1871 feet above the
beginning corner this line be parallel 10 the FIRST
line, that IL south 7al III thenee l73 FEET down the
river The beginning for the payment OF said judy
ment.
Txaen levied upon aud " be sold by order Of Court
10 satisfy said writ OF execnt,en
keokuA. November 2ath, 1861.
III. NC GRIFFITH
uv3Ddtd Sheriff OF Lee County
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nyaAlti
O. HERIFFS SALE.



Hv virtue ~ special execution to me directed. is-
sued CLERK 81 the District Conri of said County
j. II. Hornirh and Lloyd ID simpson, for tbe
use of Ford, Gorham Ford and j. r. Harnish, and
Isaac Morley, jr., land also decree against
David Lnkens and others have levied upon and Will
sell 10 tbs highest bidder at the door VI the Clerk Of
nee the District Court OF Lee County. Iowa, a. keo-
kmk IN said county. the thifiieth tiay of necein
her, Al ID 1861, between the boura OF O'clock u.
and o'clock p. OF said day. commencing az o'clock
y m, the following property towit being that portion
Of land situated in section hrtfsn ti3 township SIX
iy-nse 1901 north range Ave ta wcst. ~ Lee County
and State Iowa bounded thr south by the lands OF
j. j. Hornisb the west by the Avenue running from
this city kepkuk 10 the town of Mcntrose us said
Avenue il located Through sar section VI land
and known Grand Avenue ~ ~" north by the lands
of Jonathan Wykun nou EnoHn Glenfnfl, and Oh the
esi by tine running north aud south and begin
ning poles the point where said Avenue In
north boundary line Of the lands of the said
j. Hornish being seven acres more or less, Or 80
much as shall be necessary for the payment Of sad
Judgment.
Taken sayed upon aud 10 he sold by order OF Court,
b. safIfy said writ of execution,
Keoknk, Nov. 29ih, 1861.
H. M. GRIFFITH,
nv 3Odd Sheriff ~ Leo County
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H. Peter Hlg1an. Joshua r.. Ihgrsi8F Edwtn G..
ROahs Alfred Asery. aeicsdsutts Soa are hefYby
fst*dt that Ehe InrHsr has e his rstiis.n equity
10 the cerk once a. The Bssrle Gtnn ~ ie Epnn-
IS, lava, against sen claiming Judgment sgaist yea
Peter gdon, Joshua ". ThurstDb ana II. G. Booth,
late partners Hsgdun Co., the ~ III ybur
two proinls~urs notes Jlsntfn snd claiming also
foreclosure II the m9tgaEs - ssd thros Parties upsn
Hsfts III lcs aud three ~ teck ere h. nefsd
sna forty. in dtls u hakuk lava tEe sale RI sstd
pYeu{.ts.
A0s yea must eseh 81 saa appear and answer said
pstNfsan 3D. III the seud das 20 lhe next OF
Sad curt to be held tas hrs Mcn9ps ~ February
I~t,a. aigmeukNIt be bad against Nv % aBlt.
n SCOTT HOWELL,
ny 95 teasI "A AHss for pHsr.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Henry L. vinal.
You are hereby notified that Hiram Barney has hied
his petition In the District Court Lee County, lows
II Madison against you, praying for Judgment
against Henry h. Vinal, upon his mortgage given to
with ten per cent interest from August 1851 and for
the sale Of the east half Of the FRACTIONAL
quarter, and the southwest quarter OF the north
quarter Of Section six. o. Township sixty-six, ts6
Range six, t6 west, In Lee County. Inwa,to pay on
said debt and the extingushment Of all equity OF
demption, and for the appointment Of Receiver TO
take charge OF said property.
And you must appear and answer said petition by
Of the second day OF Of said Court
held the first Monday Of December, 1861 or Iudg.
ment will be had thereon, rs prayed for.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
AuR. ~. al dim ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
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Sept.l, i6l-dim Alior
NOTICE.

To James Kiehey.
You are hereby notified that there Is now Ole IL
the once The Clerk OF the Dist riot Court OF Lee
~, Iowa. Fort Madison, petition of Hiram barney
claiming OF you. james Kchey the sum Of three hun
bred dollars, with ten per cent interest per
pay able annually money due mortgage made By
you TO Charles Mason. and since assigned to said
plaintiff. Hiram Barney, dated I3th Of August, isG,
also claiming against you. the foreclosure OF said
mort gage, the being upon the north half OF the
quarter OF the south quarter Of Section
twenty six, (26) Township sixty seven. t67,) Range
seven III west. Lee County, Iowa. for the purchase
money and further asking for sale OF said premises
and general relief.
And unless you appear and aid petition on
or before OF the second day OF the next oil
Court to commence ut Fort Madison the 6rst Mon.
day OF December, d., 1861 default will be entered
against you, and judgment rendered theron prayed
for in said petition. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
l. Aur ~. Tf,d1m Attorney for Plaintiff
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lTH Up LOW A.

STATE OF IOWA, GO In the District Court ~ said
Lee Comfy, 90 County ut Fort Madison.
VIM. II. Worhington. plaintiff, rfrsss John X. Allen
Elizabeth X. Alien, Charles Patterson, Alex .serrano
and Alcxand der Ssroni. defen dsnts.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 the defendants herein
above named. that petition In civil action IL file
in the Clerks Once Of the Disttict Court aforesaid
In behsH Of the above named Piaintin. against you
against all Ihe defendants the foreclosure
Of mortgage executed b. John X and Elizabeth X
Allen TO said Worthingicn, upon lot In block and
lot ~ In block rs la the City Of keokuk, Lee County
Iowa, To secure the payment OF promissory note
given by said John r. Allen to petitioner and asking
judgni ent against said Allen Tor ths rum 81 $5o0H
And nnisss you appear and make defense thereto
before ofthe day Of the term Of said Court
to commence Oh the third Monday Of May. lrg.
said petition.
is0iss..s.G- T. G.......cgE.
Nov 81 1eGi-d Solicitor for Petitioner.