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LcIA1 NOttG0s
To William White, Edward Rsddy and Mrs. "a

Legal Notice.
To William White, Edward Reddy and Mrs. Rd-
ward keddy:
NOU and each u you are hereby notified that
i there IL TOW on file 10 the oflce Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Leo County, Iowa. NJ
Keukuk, . petition Of Hiram Barney claiming Of
YOU Vim. White the sum Of fosr hundred do lara,
with 10 per cent. interest per snnum payable anna
ally ~ money due On two mortgsg msdc By you
to Charles Mason and since assigned TO said Hiram
Barney, dated Oct. 8, 1885, also claiming aga MT
e,ch If you the foreclosure Of said mortgages,
the same beiug upon the sauth-esst quarter OF tho
north-west quarter Of section twenty Line l2yl
in township sixty-sevcn l6T1 north, range six
[61 west, Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase mo-
ney; aud further asking for sale Of said premises
and general relief.
And unless you appear snd answer ssid petition on
before OF the 81 day Of the next term Of sad
court. TO commences 81 ak the lst Monday Of
september, "a, II. 1861, default will be entcfs I'd
| against yon tho petition taken - BY you con-
| fessed, aud decree rendered thereon N prayed
NOBLE 1 STRONG,
April 10, 1851 dim Pltl's Att'ys.
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Legal Notice.

Legal NOtbCCs
To Joseph K. Streeper and Clara B. Strcepcr his
wife, Jamcs Shields, J. E. Bruce, J. b. Thomp-
son, n. C. Hicks,J M. Lockwood, Chaa. Schafer
and Joseph X. Partridge, james W. Pinchott
and James s. Warren, composing the hrm Of
Partridge, Pinchott a Warren.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there Ia now on file In the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At
Keokuk, . petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of
David Ramsay the sum Of eleven hundred dollars
with 10 per cent interest per ann um pay Able annu
alIy,'as money due un two mortgages made by him
to Cbas. Mason ard since assigned to said hiram
Barney, dated Augnst i4tb, 1856; also claiming
sgainst each of you the foreclosure Of said mort
cages, the ssne being upon the west half Of the
south-eaet quarter and the south half Of the south
cart quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
thirty-threc, township sixty-scven north, Of range
six west, In Lee county, lows, for the purchase
money, and further asking for sale Of the said
premises, and general relief.
And uaIces yes appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day II the next
term Of said Court, TO CONNIE nee II X cokuk the
LIST Monday Il Septen Der A. D. 1851 adefauit will
be entered against you, and decree rendered
against you ~ prayed for therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, 1861. PitG's Att'ys.
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legal NoeSeo.


To Eunies Dyer, NAhala Cook iiats Dyes) and Hi
J. Cock Asf hssbsnd, Asb< - Leman (lAts DySf)
and Lsmuel d. Lemon her hushand. Isase Dyer,
Ruth shunes llate Dyer) and Bssjsmiu r.
6hufAsr her husband, Asdrsv h Dyer, sarah ".
Wintsrs tlsts Uyerl ard George W. Winters her
hush ind, and Savannah Dyer
NOU SGD sech u you ere Aersby rsspectlvely
i neti1e1 thAt thers h now ~ Ale Ia The ehee ef
the cIsek Of ~ District Ceart Of Leo Csaaty.
lows, 81 Fort Madison. . petition OF George b.
Dyer, BY bis nsxt friend, Owen Wiliams. olainiag
Of ron and each Of you the partition az certstn
lands, pArstculssly Described ands-t cut ID safd
pstitions ors - they cannstte partitioned,
thst they h sold and The proceeds day1ed q co.,
tsmplatod. ty Law; slsO for gsnsraIrejtsk.
Unisss you appear and answer said petition on
= before the sseond day Of the next term of said
Court to - begun and holden It Fort Madison
aforesaid, on the bird AonAayo6 May nsxt, (2oth
day thereby, default will BE- rendered against you,
and judgment taken a. prayed tor.
FRANCIS SEMPLE,
April :, I66l-d1m Attorney for PItsn.
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k~gMt Notice.
70 HpeA =. RDt1, MASy Alesins Rsid, Price J. Pat
ton ! Co.. Mason Wheeler, Geo. 4. Gordon,
Phillip viele:
NOU and sach Of yos are hereby notified that
II there 10 now 6ic In the ONCE OF the Clerk Ct
Madison, petition Of Henry 4. iayier claining Of
you Hugh 4. Rsid the s0n - I've Thousand cellars
th interest ct the rate Of 10 per cent per annun,
- money due on pronissory p. e given By you
claiming Of ali Of you the foreclosure of : mort
gage Of the samc date and giysa 70 said
ON certain real estate Leo Co.., iowA, dsssri
ii said pstitien.
And snlSss yss sppssf and answer sid petition
an or hefors tha nnnn or In nonnd day of tbs
ne II term or said Court 10 comm snoe ~ Fort nAd
isOn On thsf Aondsy of Nay, =. -. I0et, > Do
fault will b entered against you. the petition ta-
rendered ssainst you = pray "a therein.
s#@E NOBLE ! STRONG,
March ~, l06l-lm PItA's Att'ys.
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STATE OF IONA :,

STATE or IoWA, S.
Dl virtue of special execution to me direct ed ,
Dissned by the Clerk Of the District Court IT sad
county, IN favor Of Hiram Barney and aeaiast
John Daughcrty. tana also decree against Nancy
paugherty, Michael Eushy, IL. ID. Woodward 4
worth, Miller Co.. A. Hire Co.. Bowen,
cowsll Co., and George Pomroy, Dwight Dnrkse
and W. B Benton, CENT osing the firm af Ponroy,
Benton ! Co., A. Hosmcr, NJ. p. sharts, Stale Vt
IowA,) have levied upon and will sell % the
highest bidder, ~ the Of the Clerk Office of
the District Court II Lee County, lows, ~ KeokDk,
said eoanty, ON the 18th usy Of May. ID. 1856
between The hours Of o'cleck I. m. and 4 s.sloet
p m # said day Commencing It 10 o'cl ck am J,
the ioli..ins property to-sit: the s:atnerly side
[44]. in Mason 5 Upper Addition to Ksekuk. Les
county and State II Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order Of
Court to safety said writ of execution.
keok uk april 9Th, 1861.
II. n. GRIFFITH.
Sheriff Of iss County.
aplsdlm BY J. B. knight, Deputy.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE II. or o..a IOWA. IS.
10y virtue u special exscation to ne directed
- sucd BY the Clark Of the District cOaft Of said
Jim baus taad Also decree as.is:l Macy
Dangherty, Michael Bashv. II. d. woodward :
Co Loripg, Fisk Co., Fiskisn : Lneas. 6ostA-
worth, Miller , Co., 4. hine Co.. Bowen,
Cowell ACo. and George Pomroy. Dwight Daikss
and w. b. Benton. composing the arm u PonSoy,
Benton Co., A.. Hosnss, y. r. 6hsrts. State u
Iowa) have levied upon snd will asli to the high.
est bidder, ~ the door Of the Clerks Once Of The
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. At ksokuk y
said coanty. On the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1851
Be-, ween the hosrs of y clock =. and O'Clock
p m Of said day, ICON msneing Al ~ o'eloek MI
the following property TO wit: The northsrly side
In Mason'e Upper Addition to Keokuk in the c0un.
ty Of Lee AID state OF lows.
Tuken, levied Hpon and to be sold by order 81
Court to satisfy ssid Wit Of execution.
Keokuk, April 9th, 1851.
II. NJ GRIFFITH,
s @ssA chcstM ~ y-e~ n~sney.
aplsdln BY J. d. knight. Deputy.
IOWA PEEEER PLOW CO.
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NOBLE ! STRONG,
April 10, 1H6l-dim Att'ys for Plaintiff.
LII d A. n OTlCE.

To r.. i. Robb:
YOU are hsrehy notified thst there Il now on ale
j In the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lac County. Iowa, at Keokpk. petition Of Hi
ram Barney claiming Of John Shores, the sum Of
eight hundred and forty -four 4o-lO0 dollars with
10 per cent. interest per Annum, payable annually,
- money due on : mortgage made BY said shores
Barney. dated October II, Isl also - sl.ins9
agAinst 1ou and the o'hsr dsfsrdsnts the fore
clos ure Of said mortgage, the same bstng 1pon
Lot number nina f01in Block number thirteen Cl21
Ia the City Of keok 0k, Leo County, Iowa, for ths
purchase money, and further asking for sale Of
raid premises and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon Of the - day Of the next
term Of said Court, to commence at keokukOn the
6rst Monday of September, A. ID. 1861 dc4splt will
be entered against you the petition taken BY you
confessed and decree rendered thu reon % prayed
NOBLE l. STRONG,
April 10, 186llm Pitts Att'ys.
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LE0KE NDTICE.

To Mary Ann Ofsig, Richard Craig. John win
thrcp and Brown , Clsadenning.
VUU and each OF you are hereby notified that
! there 10 now Ale In the once of the Clerk OF
the District Court d lee County, fuwa, 1T Keo-
kuk, lows, the petition and amended petition Of
samuel +. VOORHEES, claiming Of all Of you the
foreclosuss Of . mortgage executed BY The said
Mary Ann Craig, the folio wing ~ estate sit-
uate in Leo County, Iowa, 10 wit; Twenty Eve (35)
feet OF Of lot twelve tI71, In block one hundred
and ffty six tl66) In the city CT Ksoknl, and
bounded ~ follows: com N encing At q point ON the
easterly lire Of .aid twelve q b twenty fye{2
feet from tho alley insaid block, thence in soath-
er1y dir. cti0n twenty-five ~ feet, thence in !
westerly direction fifty t50 feet, thence in north
erly direction twenty-five l26) feet, thence in =
easterly direction ffiy itel feet to the place Of
beginning; and claiming also under said mortgage
= Judgment or decree against Richard Craig and
Mary Am Craig for the sum Of four hundred dol
lars with ten per cent per annum interest thereon
from the 9th day Of Jnne, 1887, and praying for 1
sale Of said property, aad also for genera relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before noon Of the second dsy Of the next term
Of raid Court. to commence 1T Keokuk, ON the
6fst Monday II September, A. D, 1851, = default
will be entered against yop, Judgment or decree
rendered thereon 10 accordance with the prayer
THOMAS NJ. GREGORY,
March %. 1S6l-dlm 6ok fer Petitioner.
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ST AFR or IOWA &c
Lac County 90
li virtue u Special Execution 10 mo directed.
- issued BY the Clerk Of tbs District Court al
said cosnty IN iasor n Hiram Bsrasy, md againsE
SysI. aA..sJ, te~1 .isv - sasvs agaiuss Anna 3.
Lrssher, frederick BrashsE, AAsAh 1Sashsr, IL. @.
br.sher, kulus wilsey, John Stamina, BENZ Barton,
4 Y. Moore John A. McKenny, And Glesne Ers-
kine hass itvisd upoa, viii ssli 70 the high
- bidder, ~ The dosr Of the Clsrk . Oec IT The
said county, on tbs 4th day Of Msy, -. 1891, h.
tween the hoars Of o'clock :. ~. And o'clock b.
9. Of said dsy, lcommencing ~ : O'clock >. m j.
the following property, 10 Wit; Lot No. Two r2 /
in hock No. Four e. j, In Mason = Upper Addition
70 the City of ksokuk Ia Lse County and state Of
lows.
Taken, levied upon and to b sold By order Of
Court to satify said Writ Of Execution.
i keokuk, April 4, 1881.
II. NJ. 0RLRFlTH,
- Sheriff Of Les County.
NOBLE STRONG, Pitts Att'ys.
April 5, l86l-lm
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSl
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epalding on each Box.
Sold By Druggists and all other Dealers in Med
isisss.
Box viii be sent by mail prepaid on receip
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PRICE a3 CENTS.
All orders should Be addressed 70
HENRY Q. sPALDlNG.
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WbH LID respectfully inform the citisenr Of & co.
! kuk that-I have opened Iaiicring kstxblish-
meat on Main IT., between a. and 6ih, wtthin ono
ioor Of Clark Leather Sure, where an ready 70
do thing IN my line With aespess end dspAtsh.
have sessred the services Of my old partner, ".
McEvitt late Of New York City, where he hss been
cutting III one u the bic II
that city, 20 that any ons khiBS tAs style will
please give ne q o. /.
Youths and Boys Clothing cnt In NE latest Nsu
York style, - hsssa fall set NJ yAtt<sns froM
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