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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-07

DE- Seven Methodist preachers from the
Indiana Conference have been appointed
Chaplans TO volunteer regiments in this
State. ...i
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New Shooting Gallery.

The undersigned would inform the military com
pan Is q Evansville and the public generally hat
be has htted up the spacious HaI on the corner OF
Main and First streets, Qate Masonic HALL as a
: shooting gallery" All persons desiring 20 prac-
lice with the Rifle and Pistol are invited 60 call
me best weapons will always be bept on hand
VisttoTs 10 the Gallery informed that good or
der will always be insisted on.
ssptzl-u GEORGE. W. EEXsEN, JE.
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TH4xKs.-we received a large assort-
ment Of New England papers yesterday
from Mr.. G. Clements, just returned home
They were quite acceptable.
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~ Fhe Washington Republican denies
the statement that the Potomac is iblocka7
ded by the rebel batteries. It says the uavi=
cation Of that river viii be substantially
umimpeded hereafter, as it has been here
tofore.rfE 80 eFylEcse9
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s~ We are indebted to Mr. bravo, clerk
of the packet Commercial, for late papers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WRORSESi .G.A.D W.1@OsN. AT .aUEs-
~ raF0O. % TIONs0 s5liu8 F.
We will sell at Auction, at the corner of Mnin
and Third Streets Evansville, on Saturday morn
ing, October 18th, at 10 o'clock, two wagons and
four horses, and two sett of double harness, for
cash. loc7l - 81. NELSON, Auct'r.
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James A. Devon,
...-a
William p Devon and 4
Charles A. Rockwood-
1t appearing by affidavit, file in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that the above
named defendant, IN the above entitled action tshe
object Of which Is to enforce the paw ment of TWO
promissory aotes,) not residents of the
State of Indiana. Notice Of the tendency Of
such action Is therefore given to said William p
Devon and Charles A. lockwood and that the
same will stand for trial at the next term Of the
Court aforesaid, 30 be begun and held at the Court
House in the city of Evansville, In the County
and State aforesaid ON the Let Monday in January,
A. ID. 1862. vZ
In attestation Whereof /, Louis Richter, Clerk of
said Court, have hereunto subscribed my naHe this
2sd day Of September, 1851. LOUIS RICHTER,
Clerk G. @. P. V. Co.
Jones Blythe Pl'ifs Artys. sept24-SWW
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Coal, CoAL.-A superior quality of Green
River Coal, at cents per bushel delivered.
Barge lying at the foot of Division street.
All orders left at Il. A. Cooks, No 70 Main
street will be promptly filed.
l md. Joseph THOMAS. 6
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HoME ENTEREsTs.

pD- Theyanderburg Circuit Court, Judge
PARROT presiding, conxenes to-day. As
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The members of the Semple Battery,
Louisville, have rendered their services to
the Government. They go into camp on
the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad.
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"To-mOrrow
1t is period nowhere to be found
In all the boary registers of time,
Unless perchauce in fha fool,s caiar


Unless perchance in the FOOLS calendar"
We are urgent in this matter because we
realize its vital necessity. We would be
recreant to our duty as journalists, did we
fail to "cry alond and spare not" To say
that there is no danger, that all this march
ing and counter-marching is unnecessary,
is initiating the folly of the fool who, laugh
ing at the warnings of his friends on the
shore, rapidly nears the precipice over which
he plunges to rise no more. What civil
war ever ragged, in which towns were not de-
stroyed, property pillaged, and men in af-
fuence plunged into poverty, and women
and children scattered to beg for bread
We are on the border, and but short re-
move from where the fight is likely to prove
the 6ercest, and have no right to anticipate
immunity from attack. On the contrary
we should be always on the watch and all
ways prepared. The man who refuses to
contribute of his time, if he has nothing
else to give, is unworthy place in our
midst. But one or two conclusions can be
drawn from his conduct. Either that he is
too parsimonious to give his time, or too cow
ardlyto take position where be may be call
on to prove his werthiness of the privileges
he enjoys OF him we can only say
Whom neither glory OF danger can excite,
Us vail to attempt with speech; for the mind s
Keeps all brave sounds from entering at that
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ArTEwr1oS, BRowNIow GUARDsl-Y You
are hereby notified to attend to BUSINESS
this (MOnday9 evening, at the Council
Room. By order, -
P.G.O'RILEY, Captain.
W. H. CALDWELL, Co. CLERK
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n h PIAD0S Rsf
At a GREAT SACRIFICE

As ccasgnees Of the factors, we have directions
10 close out entire stock Of Plano FOres At prices
below the cost Of mannfacturing, viz.
One Center Serpentine Octave Instrument,
- fetafl PHI W
Three Round Corners, berpentiue, Octave
Instruments, retail prce.................. s375 90
One Center Finished Rosewood Piano, retail
price ~
One Round Corner, "a Octave Instrument
A retail k5u ~
The above Instruments Will be sold mt 80 per
cent. less than retail price.
These Pianos are warranted equal 10 any made in
tie country. Those who need Instruments will do
well q buy now. II not sold within three Weeks.
the Pianos will be shipped back 20 The owners.
JOHN uEALT.-a-
Eeple-1m Late HealY Wa
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The Unanimity with which our merchants
and business men have acted in the forma-
+ion Of the Indiana Legion is most gratifying.
They have not only subscribed literally to
purchase Uniforms for those unable to buy
for themselves, but they have shouldered
the musket, closed their stores every after
noon at four o'clock, and devoted the remain
der Of the day to drilling. Out of the four
companies which have organized in our City
under the State law, an overwhelming ma
jority is composed of our merchants and
their clerks, or employees. The question
naturally arises, where are our mechanics
and laboring men? Have they no interest
in preserving the City from pillage Are
they unwilling to put forth an effort TO in
sure its safety, and that of their families +?
Win they refuse to devote portion of their
time for the public good ?
Come, gentlemen. a fair showing of hands
is required. It was insisted by many of you
at first, that you would do nothing until
the business men, the men of property, took
hold and wentin into the ranks That excuse
a fimsy one at best-will no longer serve
the purpose. 1t is swept away by the patri-
otto conduct Of the men whom you intimated
were lacking in patriotism. What excuse
will you trump up next? Let us have it
quickly. We are anxious to demonstrate
that it, like the other, is transparent-in
fact no excuse at all. s
We believe there is not single compa-
by of the Legion in Lamasco. How do
our German friends account for this? We
cannot think they have lost all interest in
the city in which they have lived SO pleas
antly and prospered 80 wonderfully. They
cannot be so blind as not to realize by
what uncertain tenure they will hold their
little homes, if this most infamous rebellion
proves successful. They are readings
thinking They cannot avoid see
ing the frightful struggle that is rapidly
approaching in Kentucky; that the Confed-
crate forces are gradually drawing nearer
and nearer to our fresides, and that without
organization and preparation on our part,
our city at any time during the contest,
may be attacked by some marauding or for
aging party, sacked and destroyed. These
facts are plain to all, and yet on the part OF
our mechanics, draymen and day laborers,
there is holding back, and hesitation in
joining the Legion, that is inexcusable and
grossly culpable. Neglect of this impor-
tant matter now is suicidal. "No,O is the
accepted time" To-day the name should
be enrolled and the drilling begin. To-
morrow may be too late.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOB DAILY
Delivered in the CITY, per week.. 10
By mail or in the City, per year Gin advanee) 90
8i FOR WEEKLY:
By mail per year, single subscriber ....:....S1 90
% g " club of five Ito one address) 90
ADVE RTISING.
For Terms see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are authorized
Agents In the places named:
DR.. Ralston, Boonville, Warrick Co.
John n. Lockwood, Mt Vernon, Posey Co. m
John r. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
james L. Thornton Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
DIR. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
A. b. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, Poseyvine. Posey Co.
III. 81. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Warrick 90.
John Sudriet, Mt. Carmel, Ill.
T. d. THAYER, EDITOR
o. II. DREW ASSOCIATE EDITOR
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IF YOU WANT ouEokg, STRIPES AND
TIOoP sKrRTs-A coon AssoRTMENT


ALHOECE IT, sEsEs MIR kER.
u 500 lbs. choice Bolt Better Ia Cloths direct
from the Western Reserve, At n. A. CO0k's.
"A CF.N'FS R.aCH
SDO Great Reduction. Nice Red Cedar Buck
ets-formerly sold at IS cenfs--aan ncw be had az
80 cents, at YICkERY BROS,
Bep6 No 50 Main Street.
a OGDKERs .ATTRyNrTXO.V'g
~ We have just received per Express a sample
lot of Military Gaps. latest styles Those not pro-
yided yet, will do we'll TO leave their orders at az
early day possible.
NAUTIER q MARCOHNIER
may 3 No 30 Main Street
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new AID YERTIsEMENTS-
E:sRR PRICES d!
f asa
M. A. LAWRENCE,

Having bought the entire stock Of ). w. Hughes
invites all merchants desiring 10 replenish thei
stock, 70 eali and examine tbs rev go, DIS now open
ing, promising Do seil the same a. reduced prices
The stock eonaiats, in Part u
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~ OBAO0 @
To all " iOm It may concern Whereas, my y
Mary Blanchard has without cause ioft my bed
board, the public are notified not 90 credit her
my account, ~ will pay no debts 0fhef contrt
ing- ia. -
sAM'L X BLANCHARD
mark
Attest to signature s. TiokRaE.
sept.2ad2w.
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Court Notice,

STATE or INDIANA, Court of Common Pleos
YanderbuEgh County January term, A. D. 1862
James A. Devon,
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"Eor several years I suffered all the mirrors
/ Chronic. used all other remedies without avail
discarded prejudice, and used DR.. DoDs WIS
| BIITERs, which have greatly benefited me, aud
| baTfrwa gyjII ~rrwn ys.a
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| Mr.. G. s. Weaver Of Albany, n r., says;
My wife was sinking rapidly with consumption
/ the best physicians In Albany and New York CHS
| pronounced her cuse hopeiesH. She used DR.. DODl
| WINE nITrRna and q rnraa %
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DANTALOONISG. HOSIERY, CHANNELS,
Domsstics, shirtings in every variety. At
ELLIOTT BROS, M
no. I39 Main Street.
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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 malndy. II is COM
hncd 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 its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as FRuprIvf
and SKIN DISEASES. ST. ANTHosY's FIRE,
RosE, or ERYsIpELAs, PMrLEs. PrsTuLIs,
BLoTcHEs. BLAINs and BoIrs, TuMohs letter
and SALT RHRuG, ScALp HEAD. RINowoRM,
RHRuaArisM, SYPHHlTic and MERcuRlAI. Dis
EASES. DRoPsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OR lMPuRE BLooD. The popular belief
in "inapmIfy Of the blood" is founded IN truth,
for scrofnla is a 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 in
contaminated constitutions.
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In FraEklin .wet ncy:
N0U arr hereby IotiHei that there lie nov on
i hAe in the ol6re of The Clerk of the District
C.urt OF Lee County, Iowa vi Ke.t nix petition OF
Hiram Barney, cisinipguf ytu the rum II l4ven
hundred dollars with 10 ler cent. interest pr
Dtse, payable . passtiyss ssf 1lsLsy dss - s~o
mortgage made by ysu 10 harles Mason suf stscr
assigned ~ Hiram baTrey. ,dstea ftptrher llth,
1855; also claiming Rxinst s4u tbs fnI nLlsIre II
said :gaets. tbe rsme fcinr upn the spoth
sixty lee] acyss Ut shs est bali u he Eassk-east
quarter AL ~ section twenty liz t.a] township
xty-ssv.1 tIlnorih, range seven lTJ w.ft. Lee
county, lows for tbe purctsst p-As5, Alo further
asking for sale OF said PR ise.. the sIpoint-
rnent 81 receiver, and ~ neral relief
And unless you appear aid ansacs said petition
on or before nb0n of the second day Of the next
rerut Vt said Court to commence NJ keeluk II the
trst Monday Of September, A. y. lSnl, default
will be entered against you, and alignment sndsrsd
thereon % pray eufor 10 said petition.
NOBLE 4 sTRo.0,
April 10 lSaI-dIm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Isgat Notice.
70 Maria NcClasksy. Clark Anderson McClaskey,
Isaac, Newton Mcclaskey:
Nou and each 4 you are hereby notified that
L there is b lr in the Office Of the Clerk (
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at kes-
kuk, ii ION and amended petition OF Hiram
Barney, ciai aing II Jnhn III. Msckic the If
Two hundred ffty dollars, with interest there
from Mae 20. 1889, Mt the rate Vt ten per cent.
per ant um, payable annually as money due on .
mortypg mate ty him t. Charles Mason, dated
June Is, A. ID. So. and calmin against him and
each OF you the foreclosure Of said mortgage, the
same being In
Lots s.yent7) and eight tS', ia Block one hun
dry@ AMI ninrty two (lp2i In the City OF keekuk,
Lrc Nunty. Iowa, for tho purchase money, and said
NOR, gage having been assigned by said Mason to
said Hiram barney
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before moon oi tbe second day of the mex,
term III ssiu court t. commence stheokuk the
frat Monday of sept mher, A. d 1851, - fsul,
will be entered against you. the petition taken n
ooni-ssess ard |. dso1ee renders. ~K.irei you &c
prayed theron. NOBLE d STRONG,
jam is, lB6t-1m Attorneys for Plth.
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aI1WY0rNA1Y~=N041r1sy'

70 Jsoeb Ersns. George IU1axs sA.abesy nfier,
ErAlt i,l'h kAtes Vess, thsrlsr Nel. Eharles
j.. SAenson, A, GstiteLu, II, Miller, Lane d
1s,s, christisn JIAo, taefs, dill:
NtplU ar hereby respectfully Lotilsd that there
il III tow % hfe in The cle,k's frc 1f The DstsJct
Court n le~ ecuhty, IVA, ~ HI dluk - p~fftf.
u sHsSsm tarDey, slsinsnt - judgment on FIRE
olsesrclef y Dsr,sees sGsipst said yseyby Frank,
alb ye Esmed, fur the sum u Four HuAdyed snd
Istty Dollar, with ien per- Int intsres from The
liz dAyAti July, 1870, sfd . ypfcfai ard rtf eral
executes sRsinst JAeah Frank md ~ sganat All
aetsnd m b. W m. rsa yisg akD for THE
tqreciossss II noT6see, IIsT. DE@ Fs1u yEzp
Frank TO f'has MasAps upon lots Z, ard y, block
l7o, ID thcIity o. ht okuk, lsf Ctuisy, Tuwa -
the sale If said motHY sed pteuis.s 10 Tsy Oh ssd
dsht, the ext rguiktn eDt oi oil tqnity redtmp-
tiosr there IN. t.s q. sts aId sentfss rsIiI.
Nos you and each Vi you ar. nj fed TO appear
and answer raid petition IN the moff Ing Of the
! ecoi Jay ii The next term Of saId Court. toie
holden On the 1t N oudsy Ut etIseuis., 1861, b,
judi mens and decree will bs had therein prayed
fur by drfasit. a 81 Isaa5e s4&4
II. scofT HOWELL -..s I
May s, 1881 daw Solicitor FER Petitioners.
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To Noah HoJE
NtU are hereby notified that there 10 new on llc
i In the tl6ee u the Clefh OF the District Curt
Of Lee County, laws, III Keokuk, petition Of
uisam Barney claiming Of you the sum OF Twelve
hsndr. dol lars, with ten PR cent. interest per
sum that may fall due before the termination Of
this suit, ~ money due on mortgage made BY
youto fharies Msron and since assigned to said
Hiram Barney, dated January IL 1856, ai-o claim.
ing .inst on and the ether defendants the fore
closure Of said mortgage, the sane be,rg spon
the v. y III S-E. Of $50 8 ard 4. Of the S-E. !
OF Sec. g. all IMP. 90 north, range six west,
lee county. Iowa, fur the purchase money; ard
further arking for sale Of said premises, and
general rciief.
AAsa n1.rsss yns r..rc.- erd .rs-r- sasa retstscr
or befoIe The OF the second day Of the nex
term ~ said T0urt, 10 commence NJ kent uk
the Ia Monday " SEPTEMBER, A. y. 1861 .
default will ba entered sastn~t you And Judgment
rendered taereon - prayed fur In sai petitioH.a
NOBLE 4 3 IKuNG,
May IS, 1861 I'm pnT's An'ys.
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Oaki.GasI Ta,s

T. Fdwsrd Is faakt, Alnso Css'dsi Johp a. hi b.
up ssisss.. u mr., tsther parish. tics. Psftsh,
h2m r sh. 9,seps Par ri, hos r.ris-- sd
mtristrator Oh tayfrt e. P4rieh deesa,ej; May
+ fsrish. ard Satg J Fsrish. ard Augh r.
its4a md ~aiA III ChatIes ti.iendAnts
NoU sre tevets yecsiseiy nat fed tie there
Is Llr III lbs' isfk fufa ~ tho tvs flcI
Court n l.ss crnst3, l. va, a. keaEuA, petition
n iiiFam Barney, e'slr u s q Judgn EFT 80 lore
eaAuia 4 . nertxsS &c aAitsst ssia ! MIRO rss1s
ia Al nEpt rasda, sL4sf nssstd FIR ihe Il
sig u saarei bo liars, with r.B Ers intesegt
iron tLe ii. a~y II July isea. ed tr@e III srd
zen, raj executft Hg IL ~ lroofs and clanda, nd
agai rsi nj raid aef~ndants ibsse mined ,rar-
lIg aso for ths sesec.oSlte 90 usnr' gage, given
by said ErocAt ard Tar dial La thari ii sset, up
IT, 49, - E--i
hip 81 sorh, ksrge : Asft ~ Ire t,unty,
Iuwa4-the sai~ # s.td morp gtd Irer.ise, e. pay
- sal dc tbs axtiEl shIa. ~ II III eguify 81
rsdenT iou tA.feil, fot cssfS ard rfhsfai n Lief.
Nov you AMI gsch u YIN are Iyti h g to AL ear
arp aas~ar rad rstltgsn 81 t.s uofLtIg OF The
stcfnipsy OF tn mex tenn II ~ d court, 80 he
b0 def ~ sh. Ii N, rdsy ~ Sept, mtsrs 1867, or
trsAs . u decree b. had d. eiss 5@d
Tor b default. II. slull IlDN BILL.
Solicitor fsr ttioLer.
Mas S. do N
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O130AN~. W. ~
60 william P. Sister, 6uy Wells, Mortimer Hen
drrson, sst Wesley Asnison, tDefsnda, 1)s
VCU sse hereby respectively rotifed that Their
/ il now on fis IN the ca Sk o6ce of the District
Court OF lie. County, Iowa. 1t keokuk, petiti.r
II Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on fore
closure OF mort Es sc sga,nst taid william r. Sic
to-, abUve nsms1, for she sum ef Five HundYs
Dollars, with ten per cent in'crese from the isi
DAY Of July, 1850, srd special snd g. neya ri exs
caiien against " m. r. Sister, ard ~ agsinsi Ill
said defendants above name praying slso for III
forsc OF mort gsgs, gfssn &, said W N Tia
ter to Chm. Mason upon ihe of the W
Section !. Tow nship Go, north OF range wesl,
la Ire County, lows 1.-THE ssle OF said NOR gag
premises To pay n said debt, the extinglishmtn'
II all equtty VI redemption therein, for costs sno
general relief.
Now ytu and each Of you are Motif 20 appear
~ d answer said petitinn IN til. MsrLint 81 ~.
second day of The text term Of ssid sturt - b.
hnlden ON ihe Isl Msnuay f sepie y Der. 1861, OF
jndgms - and decree will BE- had therein ~ prayed
for by default III. ECDTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
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To Robert French, Arthur woieo,t, Roht Steel,
JAS. Lloyd, X. Lloyd, orson Eaton, Jahn
Mccoy, Jas. n Billing, Charlotte NJ. Hull,
Mary Stevens. Price, Ferris Co, ieo ii. Hill,
N. Newsom, Geo. II. Crofsmsn, On en- City Var
nish Co. Geo. Bartlett Co. sam X, Miller,
Jno. W. RANKIN, u. T. Fulsom, Jas. r. Eayless,
-. IL Cjvxa..a, a.sI.s.1 E@fss~s c.. .s.sI5y
Mile and Samuel Vance, Pat. Kennedy and
William l. Weed, lDcfendant-l
yynu are hereby respectively notified that there
II Ii now on Ale in ! he Clerks h6ice Of the LIS
II q. G. urt Of Lee County, lnwa 1t kenkuk, pcti
ton III Hiram farney, claiming judgment on
fares losuse II Mur'gags againtt sAtt0k0b RI
French ab,vs named for. sum Of nne Thousand
and Fifty Dollars, with ten per cent nt,rssi from
the LIST day Of July. 1850 and special ard general
execution ~kainst Rot RI French, snd ~ sgainst
IN said defet dsnts above nsmsd praying also Tor
this foreclosure of = mortgsge, given bv sAsd
Fobsrt French to Clnflss Mason. upon the lots
4 2 s.. Z, s, ard o., in block 30 In the city Of
Keokuk, Lee Q uniy, Iess, the aalr Of said
mn gagged premises to psy of sad debt. the
extingnishmrnt Of all.quity of red mption therein
for costs q, d general r ti.
Now ,on ann each # you are notified ia appear
and IN. v se,a pettien on ihs lnorain. Of the
ond lay the nest term II said cour r. be hold.
on the lirs. Mon ~s II September, I 81 or judg.
ment and decree will be had therein as prayed for
by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
MAY 8, IS6t-dIm solieiter for Petitioner.
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Oh ~. IN Al MOI lie.

To Peter Frank.
V0u arc hereby notified hat Their II row or 6ls
la the Ci,rk's % Of the Dis rict curt of a.e
Gonnfy, Iowa, nj k@okuk, y p.IltIon II Hiram
B.r,ey, claiming judgment on foreclosure
of tnprt gag againsl said Peter Frank, boys
named, fof the sum Of six Hundrfa b0ifars,
with tan PER ctut. interest from tie lst dns
~ d My, 1860, snd special ard general estcnua
sgsinst Peter Ifatk, and for the foreclosure q
mortgage, given b. said Peter lfana e. hAtiet
Mason upon tIs lets \ AMI I, Tie. iT8, keo
suk Les County Iowa be sale OF said NOR gagged
pre- mises 10 pa ii said desa, the extinguishDen
If ali equity of redemption tatre.I iof colts
general relief.
Now. w notified 10 appear and answer sai 5
petition m the mrruinE Of tire seeoad asy Of the
next term OF said tourf to b. holden the Isl
Nssday IF September. is6l or judgment and decree
will be had therein ~ prayed fer b. 4. faat.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor Tor Pc sitaoner.
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