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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

To Those CONTEMPLATING SUlClDE-A writer
in one of our exchanges volunteers this pointed
and timely advice
cone in every ten persons has weighed the
value of his life to himself aud community, and
found it in his own estimation, worthless and
but for the stigma attached to self-destrnction'
would have entered upon or solved the problem
of future existence. But to die by ones own
hand, affects or taints in worldly acceptation our
living friends. TO mediate death for ones
country in example, is useful and honorable In
memory. In the storming of forts and batteries,
and in all large battles, there are devoted few
who volunteer to charge the parapets by ladders,
or through the deadly breach" upon almost
certain destruction and the object of this paper
is to urge those who have meditated self destruc-
| tion to unite in the formation Of q regiment or
! battalion to be offered to the Government for
the accomplishment of desperate enterprises
whereby they may be able to achve an honora-
bic death, worthy the grateful memory OF their
countrymen and friends"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02
SAN Francisco Agency.

MIR. L.. II. Fisher is only authorized Agent
San Francisco to receive advertisements, receipt for
the same, and to transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL. 0iceNo. 172 IL Washington street,
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, up stairs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

J.Y. MoDUFFIE, formerly of this State, lost an
arm at the battle of Bull Run, while acting as
Major of a Georgia regiment. The Yreka Jour
nal thinks it should have been his head.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

THE REBEL TRooPs Dying OF DISEASE AND
INACTvITY.-This caption expresses the burden
Of the rebel press just now, and is made the
argument in favor OF a forward movement The
Manassas correspondent of the Savannah RepWJ-
Hcdn says:
There is a great deal of sickness in the army.
This is not a healthy country ut this season of
the year. The remark applies to all the counties
bordering on the Potomac from the Great Fails
down. There are other reasons, however, for
the unhealthiness Of the army, and chief among
them is the want Of proper police regulations IN
the camps. The camps are not kept clean. The
men seldom sweep their tents or air their blank
cts, while many Of the camps are never swept at
all. The result Of all this negligence is II heavy
list Of sick. In n certain Mississippi regiment,
where every man is permitted to do as he pleases,
two-thirds of the entire command is on the sick
list, while the deaths have reached as high as
nine in one day.
The Charleston Mercury, Richmond Dispatch
and Tennessee papers confirm these statements ;
and the Richmond Vhg thus accounts for the
runous inactivity of the rebel army
Universal dissatisfaction seems to prevail with
the non-aetion OF our army on the Potomac, and
one party asserts that President Davis controls
the matter, and refuses to allow our troops
to advance, because he wishes to be in command
himself when we take Washington, aud at this
time his health will not allow him to assume
that position.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

THE Yrel;a Journal says DIR. l. II. Harris has
seeded from Sskiyou, and gone to the NeH
Perce mines. We rather suspect the Dr. is Oh
the "secesh."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

WuKIE, the Western army correspondent Of
the N. Y, Times, was taken prisoner by Gen.
Price, at Lexington, OF his experience while
in durance he says:
"In my own case might relate some matters
of interest, as showing the disposition, character,
etc, of Southern men. During the first day
was placed under strict guard-a man standing
constantly over me, and never turning away his
eyes, who, to prevent the escape of not llercu-
lean reporter, armed himself with a huge cavalry
saber, IA pair of horse pistols, bowie knife, and
"a Sharpe's rifle. This may seem ridiculous exag-
gcration, but Is an actual iact-and in addition
to this my Cerberus constantly stood with his
hand upon the cock of pistol, ready to shoot
me at the very first OF my desperate efforts to
escape. One fellow told me that ! was A
Union--of a., and cooking n revolver, eX-
pressed an ardent desire to blow off the top of
my head Being told to Z" blow and be- he
altered his intention, and with a staggering
swagger, or a staggering stagger, left me-"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

THE " LOUISVILLE JOURNAL. I'm New York 10
Is proposed that " every banking house and insu-
rance office In the city, unite in ordering each
copy of the Louisville JOurnat. Not newspa-
per in the entire country has done the Union bet
ter service, whero service was most needed
Those who wish to do something for the Union
cheaply yet ehectually, can be gratiled by sub
scribing to the Louisville JournaJ.-S. 4. Fee
ming JOurHai
And loyal Kentuckians in California should inn
itate the example. They should feel proud that
their native State can boast of Prentice at this
junclure in our nations affairs, for all eyes are
turned to Kentucky, and doubling ones in other
States have awaited, and will abide by her nc
tion. The time will come when George D. Prem
tice will be acknowledged the savior of Kentucky
from the hereses of secession and disunion
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

A 'REDELIIoUs SHEET-The San Jose Tribune,
a paper we are glad to know does not circulate
up this way, has gone quite daft in its opposition
to the Government under which it lives, and OF
course claims protection. Here is specimen Of
its dsloyalty
I" How long will the American people tolerate
this minority to rule over them? How long VIII
they meekly suffer this hybrid faction OF insane
fanatics aud corrupt politicians to put letters on
their limbs and make no resistance2 How long
will they show themselves insensibe 10 the gail
ing military despotism that now tries TO suoVer'
our liberties and reduce us to bondage more in
tolerable than that of the Ryots OF India or the
Doors of IndriaO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-02

OUR EXPENSES Secretary of the United
States Treasury says he is spending Sl,2oo'ooo
daily, or ss,4OOOOO week, aud therefore re-
quires money with rapidlty.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-06

R- For editorial articles, Geographic dis
patches news, &c, see first page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-27
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 malaay. II is com-
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue Of the
system from It's destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scroflla. bur also those other atfcc-
tons which arise from it, such as ERcPrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ASTHoNYs FlRE,
ROSE, or ERYsIrELAs. PfMrIRs, PgsTvIEs,
BLorcHEs. BIAlNs and BorIs. TrMons. letter
and SALT RHEux, ScAID HgAp, RISowoRM,
RHtruArEsM, SYrHiLiTIc and NERcuRtAI DIS
Easrs. nRorSy, DYSPEPSIA, DEHTLlfY and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING rItoM VITA
TED or IaPrRr BLoop. The popular belief
III sppmrty Of he Blood" i, founded in truth,
for scrofula Is degeneration OF the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regcnerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible III
contaminated constitutions
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO Jacob Eborhnrt L.. ffurtinc, A II Porter Lauren
Dewey James Harlan, Robert Wilson, J.A.Nshow~
ell Clerhorn a HarriEtr, y Kersry. IN W teon,
j. NJ. Hiatt, ]. n noriish, David Reed. Harvey lit
tier. W III. N prthihgton, fofd, dor!i4lr Fatd,
Nprster, TenptiB a Co, Hatch IhomI son, II. h.
Foster, j. ri. l1win. ], II nay. assignee. 6t., G. y.
lyman, s. q Hiowf. fltllff Lucas Nm, q X.
r. istddck, Hatk ns. feiskltlo Co., Feift Strt ler,
Geo e, Anderson, Jus bnfnNa, Henry ilHi~ tmp,
q. b~ckiBglAu,. Brown Itehdenning, Alram
Wetmore, Nn. Gray aap Il To-. " III ~. Lee q o.,
A. Rridgman 60, Il. ihnsen Co., Rarhih, MIL
Ter a tnster, JsHes Fpa ktf daIi. Howe 4 Co.,
Reed, Gutter q Co.. II. ~ betro(as hhniN Bout
man, Emmersona & oeifal.1 Gu aud James Gnsdeb.
dctendAHtss
You and each III you ere hrtehs notified thafihcre
IN OH fie Id tht CttH e.Ae Itrk IL the District
Court al Lee county, Iowa. ~ IT Ma disap petition
ol Hiram barney. claiming ct AGu, Jacob Iberhort,
The or seven hundred dollars wtth ten Per cent
Interest yer annum, ra,a ahruall ak mGLet Que
on Jacob Eberhart't mortgage. made 10 thhfIft Ah-
son, aid since assigned TO Hiram Barney, dated .eth
May 1854, aeo clalmii apBrti rnch ~ cN lite lure
closure OF said mortgage the AEac being nrp1si he
south hatf Of the south QuArteT ot section AHe,
49, Township sf&ty-seyen tbI1 uaFt of RHtEe fe 80
in Lee county Town, forthc purchase money! bno thf-
Their asking tor sale OF sAla premises. nnd general
relief And nlil.se ynu IN ftHf tld Rhswet said PEE
Eion before noon nt thestecnd dan 81 The hext
term of said Court to commence nl ~ MGdisoh, on
tho nrst Monday 81 uete ber. a, ~ istl default
s}I be entered ARr}pst sna, ahd judgment rendered
thereon, as pray ed f0t IA said pftlsiott.
II SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug .ga.'ni-dfin Attorney ~ platn1iE.
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ORIGINAL MOTIF i.

10 William fav kins. Jeremiah Hawkins, defendants:
1ou airs hereby notified that There H. ROW file in
the Clerks oce of The bistgict Court ice County.
Iowa. ut ~. Madison, Petition al Juu, T.. Davis,
arA NM Price claiming 5ut seh au foreclosure ~ a
mortgage against ssa WE. HAWKINS, HBd jeremiah
iias kEs above named tr ttt o tw hundred aolt
lars, With ten per ctht Interest from the 9ls day Of
August lr0i AID against a sAld Defendants above
nRtned praying asso tor THE foreclosure ~ pautE#Ee
gwen bs said " IN. Has kns to aha. Y. DAVIS ana n
Price upon - fest trout OF 90 te efs as lots
Ei and two, Co. in block arS five 49, 5n II. " Ri
burnc'T AdditcH 10 Cts % Feesa@ Rec Co.. los The
sale Of said ged premises aI the exiA aent
~ all equity of redemption therein.
Aow you notified 10 slleNf snd answer said re-
tltrpu this morning Ut thr BUca Gab tne neNt
term ut ai uuft, to IT, hoiaeh tte 1st AeIIas ~
Dec MUIR. f~cl judgment sbd tl} lie bad
therein prsyed for. hy default.
III. sGgli HOWELL.
*Bfdtm Solicitor fsr Its4t8gtar
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Io Jonathan Hemuaa Horace n HBstst 4 90.
N1u. HId rbeh nl cab aFt AsfefS uo Hyt that thore
- Gle. IA the flee al the Iiegk al the District
trurt at LES County. Iowa nj foft Atatsrr Hreti-
43ou of Hiram Barney claiming ~ 8oU. Jonathan Ite-
eide, she sEus OF Twenty Eve IaHdgsu lufbats 3lh
teH per cent lHierest Trr annum, ratatlv annually,
ia money due on your mortgage. Itadt ~ tbu TO
Charles ha*rh Mnd kfhcs urRRNt " ssFa h3rt M L#r-
ufF dateG sfn December, i-.4 atsa rtaiHa agaifsi
each OF you The forelosare 81 sald mortgage lie same
being uiot the soath east quarter OF SrtiiVn Give
49, Te@nshr kiSit seseh CO., Hprth. IrlR Use Isl
Nte, ~ Lee l3HEt4. tpsH Tor Tie puftlAEe money:
and tufthcf aslapg los sale at sula !ttEltet rtd
general rehef: abo unfess sou hYftsr agd Brswcr
s-ia !trtt0H before boah Die seer al abs Of
thF heNt term af s&A0 t"Grt fa rrf l-rEts az Fort
~ aaisoB, ou the FIRST Monday oi December, a. ID.
tt6l. default will be entered against son. and judy
mnht rendered thereon, pras cd ioI ~ said petition
NJ. SCOTT HOW Eli.
Aug 80 fi dim AuarpTN fBf EIafrfgf.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is a constitutional disease, n corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes Initiated,
weak, and poor. being in the circulation, il
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
IN disease on any part OF 1t. No organ is free
from its attacks. nor Is there one which II may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mereurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food Impulse air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above NIL, by the venercal infection. What
ever be its origin, it ~ hereditary III the con-
stitution, descending from parents 10 children
unto the third and fourth generation: indeed,
il seems to be the rod of Him who says, g
will visit the inlquitics Of tho fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulccrous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
taberrirs; ii, the glands, sweliings, and on
the surface. eruptions or sores. This foul COR
ruption, which gcnders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, TINT scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous III their nature,
are still rendered fatal BY this faint iii the
system. Most of tho consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrotulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain.
and, indeed. of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scrofulous
Aeir persons are invaded by this lurking in
fsction, and their health j. undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovatc
the blood by an Alternative medicine, AMI in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
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10 Jno. Brengartacr, Anders Burman defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is how
ne In the Clerks Once of the District Court Of Lee
Co.. Iowa at Fort Madison petition or lnn. " Davis
and Nm. Price claiming iud gmeni on foreclosure OF
against said Jno gaftner FOR the sum Of
four hundred dollars, with 10 per cent interest from
the 2ls day Of August, lrLl, and against all said
defendants above named rrayr also for the fofecos
ureof mortgage, given bY said Jno BrenEartuer TO
Jno r. Davis and Vim Price, UPON lot nine fo,) %
block thirty two, t3e1 IN ID. W. kibonrbe's Addition
the City of keokuk Lee county Town. The sale VI
said mortFaged premises, the eAtingushmeht OF all
equity OF redemption therein
Now you hotfed 20 appear and answer said peti.
ton the morning the second day nf the next term
said Court, be holden the first Monday of lie
cemher 1861 Judgment and decree Will be had there
in as pray ed for, by default.
III. SC0TT HOWELL.
NO J-Hf m Solicitor far Petitioner
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4 kkIGINAL NOTICE.

10 James Cutlesturs
A0u hereby bettBnd thhi there is uow eu 9ie IN
lhe llerks aeee ~ tae Dts lfts efE ~ l.c@utty
t1aAs - foFt A@dtsgH. lttaal al Iaf#&W barney !,
claiming Judgment agalAn& JatmcH utie*t9b
lhousaHd d"itafs Hud tea Ief CeHt sEkafest 1n the
at VI Aug irhl, upun h4s gage a. haftff sa+ob
eha the SAFE 81 s#Aa taAFaK@ReA premises, bong The
il. ot tae n \. ~ section tpu f4}, Iu~ nvtt ss-
y Sax bblhorgA Range seven Get. 10 les epfty
toNE 10 lEs eH s4td dUA te rAtn4Nls Inner ~ tte
"Qult4 ~ rrdea. ftleA. aAd ias general te.fsf.
Asa g"u HsHs1 Atgteaf aha ansNtr sAta petition ty
Eouh ~ the ssr#Ha 0sA ~ te "a term - - o ~
n tt held ~ II. aadtsth On tht tG.t haGaGS ~ he
rember. l-6 judgment wtl be bad lsas ed tor
hy iefs4fiL IL. A6aiT HDNEfI.
.Aa1.s0. 'El-a3m fftarssrs for plaintiff.
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STATE OF IOWA, LEE CorsTY--SSt
Bs Virtue nf special eSseatnlLto me directed, is
sued bs the CLERK the District Court Of said County
in favor OF Hiram Barney aud against Josiah Danford.
land also a decree against William II. GArrard, Ada
Garrarl and Henry Graham,) have lesied upon, and
Will sell TO the hghest bidder, al the door 81 the
Clerk Is ONCE OF the District Cont Of lee County
Iowa, at Keoknk. IN said county on the 2h das ef NO
vemher, A. ID. lr6l hctwecn the hours OF O'Clock
III. and o'clock p. "a Of sad day, commencing a
o'clock Z. M, the following property, to.Ntt being
the following tract ot land situated IN tho County ~
! and STATE ug Iowa, osatt Lot No, Setrh IN ~
block one hundred and ninety -sis 100 Nv the City al
keokuk.
Takon lev led upon and to be sold By ORDER Of Cour
H. SATISFY satd writ If execution.
hsokuk, Oct. II, ietl,
III. NJ. GRIFFITH.
oct2adtd Sherin of Lee County.
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I EGAI. NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA sc In a." n{.'fef Govt ~
lce County. tn{a FsNnN Iii kN4k eA 4
William e. Crehsm, piAtntH george
Lemon. NJ T. lemon Nart Leaaoh, - istt q
BafhriAgs h0~ltes, llsutel Agta. IpltA AeHe Scr
nel,Hs Faulkner, 60 ~ 4 Bro. II 49, r. Mothers
heRH. n III. beage, i. e. Geage. VI II. Uedee, tno. 4
Page, Berne Gardner, tanc shel5neias .34tpes II.
kas, kdwiu g. kat. Thomas :. knf. ~. - GoLktlh
kleklet Lucas, anner Geeees. /. y Green Satnte8
= bush, Janus u. lemon. " IL. Nurlhiuetun
eehtur of William iiord daeeHs.d, nne A. Hughes.
defendants.
Notice is hereby given 20 The defendants hereiH
above named, thai petition II. civil acton ME
IL the Clerks Oaee ~ tue District tpGrt aforesaid
ii behalf ot toe aGoye 3Hnea piahtih. against yon.
and claiming ~ SID Geefgs W. I,efHoH Judgment
The SUM 81 ~ go Nib ~ Ter cert er annnm it,
tevst thereon lrum March -. ie3E alf5 agn4A.E all
the defendant the foreclosure ~ lgaga gwen Is
said lscuoH g. one NJ r. IuI#us toe lDttHN1hrteaI
estate la III. comfy 81 Lee ana state III Iawa wa
TIE half Of iol la bIotk "A ila s.st ~ hrekuk
witch lies ~ - aud aajeththg la ia tald 4rk
also much Of the sou Va hi Of the sonih wet 4asr
Ter 81 section ~ ia township ~ north, rAAgs ~e4s,
a. II described III The petition.
And unless You appear aId make defense thereto
before noon OF tile second day o. the of said
Court TO commence on the hrst MONDAY u February.
lrh2 judgment viii be rendered against you as pray cd
for IN sald petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE.
Nov. II. lsbi-d solicitor for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Is Henry l.. VinaI.
You are hereby notified that Hiram Barney has fted
his petition III the District Court Lec County Iowa,
AZ Fort Madison. against you. praying for aiAdgment
against Henry l.. NEnal upon his gage Xix en- to
charles Mason for the Of tbons and dollars,
sth ten per cent interest Iron August. tti for
the sale Of the half OF the fractional northwest
quarter. and the soutwest quarter Of the
quarter of Section six. (U1 Township sixty-sa GG.l
hsnge sik, o. west, III Lee County, Ioaa. pay of
sad debt and the ektn hment Of all Equity Of ret
denpiion- and Ior the appointment OF Receiver 10
take charge az said property.
And you must appear aud answer said petition by
Of the day of of aid Court 10 he
held the first Monday OF December. ls6i judy
me mt Mill bic Lad thereon. as prayed for.
IA SGOTT HOWELL,
Ang.2a ri dim Attorney for Plaintiff.
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To A. ri. Hemslip. SussnnAh =, Heasltp. r. r To-
max. Trustee fhsser. Hart a Co, Randolph Leslie
Co., John nobslt6e. john Sb,res e irBhk d a.,
Young, bFatberS n Co., Webster, Marsh d Co.. Locke
Aarsh A. Co:
You aud each of you hereby notified that shera
die ia the afice Of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa. al K@oknk. petition Of
T. Prefer Il Co claiming of A. Fl. Eeasiip Two thou
sand dollars due biz two ssors notes
by mortgage. and against all Of sou he foreclosure Of
said mortgage the ~ feet q lot tle1 ~ block
one hundred AGO. ~ the Git. uf heokNk Lee County
Iowa
Ana unless you appear IN said Court IL or before
noon of the second dny She neStterm thereof con
meucsug on The hrst Monday ~ Februaty. l~dA ans
answer SAID petition decree VII he rendered against
You as pray Ell for.
JOHN II. CRAIG,
Oct 81 lsai-d AIRY fot PUTS
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AHERIFE'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. LEE couNry-sS.

STATE OF IOWA. LEE COUNTESS.
By virtue OF special execution to me diyected,is
sued 10y the Clerk Of the District Court Of thP sBif
Comfy la favor Of Hirmm Barney aud against The~.
II. Curtis, land decree against NJ Shelley and oth
ers also infgvor ~ W NJ. e. forr.nc. sgaihst RufnA
Nflscy, tand decree against j. Nj Breeder. 81
these having been consolidated: ibeye tevieE
upon ard will sell 10 the highest bidder at the dror
the Clors Once Of The District Court OF IL. County.
Iowa, kenknk IN said county. the 1th day nf lie
rember A. d. ie6l. between the hours Of o'clock
m, and O'Clock u. M. ~ said day commencing III
O'Clock J. m the following property. te-~h r. =
south half south west quarter ot twenty
eight p IL township sixty five t5i north. RAJ nv E
81 west ~ the county az he. and STATE ~ lava, AID
kuosnAs Garden bale and sAAd premises having beep
plated ara places upon the records n Lre County In
blocks containing leach ~ said block ia
fore 10 he sold separately and the proceeds 10 bs APP
Piled ordered IN The decree.
Taken, lev led nrsb and to be soa by order ~ Court
10 satisfy sntd writ of execution.
keokuk, NUy. 18th, i-bl.
III. NJ. GRIFFITH,
nay5 did Sherif Of Les Co., Iowa
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~
TO Curtis r. Conn, Charles sehafer, Guy wells,
Jennings Anderson, Wheeler, Bellows Co VIM.
a II, L.. Rnddck, Tweedy. Moulton plimptoh. Brown
4 Clend4 inning, Holxhull A Balk, Ogden, hfoWneli
Co., r. X. Hart, coHnable 4 Sm2th. John Amhs Go.
VIM h Gieghorn, Geo. W. FLANDERS & Co.. j. w
" heat Mafisnihai Lehman : Co., HoGhemer Bro.
G. II. Il. Liiley, and Caleb Cope Co: Yun and
each of you hereby fotshed that there ~ NOW
nle the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa. at Kenkuk, petition Of l.cdynra
Liuklean claiming IL you &. + Conn the sum of one
thousand dollars Nh roper cent interest per annnn
pay able Annually. ms money due on Your notes aud
mortgage made by you 10 Horaiio Seymour aud since
assigned 10 -aid paintlni also eiumnS against each
you lac foreclosure ~ said mortgage the snne being
upon lv twenty eeti9t front On Main street vs. 10
feet deep of width, part ~ let one block ninety
hire. Ia City of keokuk beginning twenty tee tfap
81 ii street III Ief County Iowa. for ihc purchase mo-
noy; nj asking for sale Of said premises aud
general relief
Andunle.a you appear ard answer shti petition on
ar hWfre nannnf the reeond aas 81 lie next term RI
said Court to commence liz kaohnk nn the isi Aonans
~ Fehrnary A. n. ift2. defahi Ntll b. entered
against sai, ana Inag rende red thereon prayed
for In shd petition ,
Aos. ID. ieOl-a ANY 'of fiasaaa.
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sept .l,'DIilm
NOTICE.

10 James klehey.
You are hereby notified that there IL file ia
the ore OF the Clerk Of the District Of Lee
~, Iowa, At tos Madison petition Of Hiram IarAsy,
claiming Of you. James E4ches, the ~ three hun
red dollars. With Ten per cent, interest per aunum,
payable annually money dae On mortgage made ty
you 10 Charles Mason. ana since assspAtd to sad
g.iahtin Hiram butnsf, uatea l5th Of August. fr5G,
Sso claimug against you the foreclosure ~ said
mortgage. the sas being uron the north half Of the
nnthenst quarter " the south ta9ter Of Section
t@eats sax. t40} Tovnshir sAty seven. fbs. Range
III u west. Lee County, ieNA. for the purchase
money; and further asking for sale o. said prenls
and general relief.
ANA anisss AGa appear and answer said petition on
before ~ the second day ~ the term OF
Conrt commerce Ut Fort Madison on the first Mon
day OF December, A d., isdi defsult will he
against you, and judgment rendered theron prayed
for IN said petition III. SCOTT HOW ELL.
Aug 20, i.ulm Attorney for Plaintiff