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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
PARIS. MAINE.

PAssISo ~ Business. Too many forget
this. There 10 poetry In farming. TO 10
.urs. if 4, I. rightly managed but there 10
no poetry In |, u 1t docs no, pay-if there
arc no satisfactory ma,erisl results. Bot
farming I, business. II isa Q dollar and.csnt
transaction To produce and market crop;
frou, The tarnins Of the first furrow to the
delivery OF the last bo.hsl, money 10 involv.
ed.
Farming shoold accordingly be conducted
In - ba.ines. manner. Each item 81 en.
porse, each moment Of ums. all expenditure
Of labor. should 70 charged tho crop-. aud
II the market price Of the product docs not
cover ,hi. cost aud leave Il halance. that
kind Of husbandry had better he abandoned.
Moe, men aekno~'e edge th, iorcs OF The
above position. bu, Say" Why. we have
20, the knowledge necvsary TO 'ysiems,irr
our bu.is,ss. seep book account with tho
farm. and do thing. as We see d, 10 only
profitable TO do" Very we'll. Soppo.e you
are not capable. Grant It. There i' some.
thing which can hs done. Your children
can be % educated that they shall not FOL.
low IN your footsteps per iOrcc-bc obliged
to .ubmi, to the yoke your ignorance I'm.
po.cs upon you. See that they secure that
knowledge. and insist that they pot 10 in
practice as they obtain it. Give over the
farm accounts to their keeping.
Furnish the girls as well as the eoy' with
the facilities Of acquiring this knowledge
IL !. a. e..ennal 10 one as the other. Let
the siri. keep the household accounts. In
,srest them iu this. let then learn the les
con figures teach when a-si to designate re-
e.'pn AMI expenses. They will thus learn
calculate. 10 not fear they
~ill become sordii. This proocss will give
greater poser 10 indulge IA pue'ic ianc'ss
and petite employ neur. Aud they will DO
really po,uc. for they will be ba'cd upon
heu. fPrsirie TN Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

HoSprr. A quaker. passing through
market. stopped at 'tall, and inquired the
price OF ci,rons.
., have nome" ssid the honest country.
man, "sh., will sai, you they are dscaved.
and their a.,or is gone"
Thank ,hss. irisod; I sill 20 10 The
ne1t stand"
Has. thou good frui. to-dsy" said he
70 ths dealer.
"Yes. cir. here are some Of the finest nu'-
meg, Of my garden. They are SMALL 'a'
rich O. their kind"
"Then cane, thou commend them !"
Certainly, sur.
"v.ry veil. I ~ill take two."
Ils carried then home, and they proved
20, only unsouod. bus misenbly n','less.
The next morning be again rspsirs! to the
sane place. The man who sold him the
fruit the previous day ssksd him II he would
lie some more.
"Nay. friend. thou hast deceived me oocs'
and now. although thou mayss speak the
truth, siili I cannot trust thee; but thy
nsiehbr chose 70 deal uprigh'ly with me.
and from heoesior,h shall bs bis patron.
Thou wouldst do we'll to remember this, and
learn By experiences that lie is base thing
In the beginning and very Improbable
one in the epd."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

NAV can make it. Indeed I should not
know what 20 do without swamp muck.
Manure. a. it 10 sold IN towns aud viilas"s
in the Northern State. brings from iwo to
three dollarsa cord Of lO3 bushels. AZ 70
bnags this price Il 10 to be presumed 'ha'''
.. worth th. to the cultivsiors who buy u.
These are generally market gardeners and
farmer. who live within four or Eve miles OF
market. n manure 10 worth this TO the
farmer Who has to cart !, several miles, 70 10
certainly worth n. much, or more, TO the
farmer WLo makes it and uscs IL upon his
farm.
Now claim cor the muck and peat tha,
ase. ,ha, make dollar upon every cord
,ha, passes through my y,ri and stables on
il. way TO The plowed delds where IL !. turn
ei undrr-rrCkoning ITS value at the iowe-,
market price, two dollars cord. The peat
as /, lies in the bed yielding no income. IA
entirely worthless. II can be dus and thrown
upon the bank Of the ditch for twenty-five
oent. q cord. lit can lie q year. oil the
better, bot this not e-.sDiial, as fresh stable
manure will cure !, wi,hoa, frost. IL can
BE- delivered 10 nv yard for tif'y cents . cord.
bu, /, would eo., those who have to cart IL
bali mile or more, perhaps seventy
Eve CENTS cord. making . dollar. Dry
muck in the process Of mixing and curing
durin. the winter. would be certain 10 lose
neither In weigh, nor volume. 10 the
spring il 70 worth t~o dollars . cord as II
lis- in the yard. In making compost ] cal.
eulAis TO use about three loads Of muck TO
one Of stable manure. II Lave animals
enough to max, q hundred cords with roth.
inc but straw, I can make -four hundred
with muck.
On the muck that I am able TO eare in
the ssld. where use IL. | make ',ill lars.
er prufi. q. I save once oarting. Thu. ]
cure With stable manure tha, buy from
ih. village. and With fsh. dead animals,
euano. % With li,pe and a.he.. taking care
MT to use ihe., latter articles with the ant
NAL manor.. II anybod. doubt. asou, my
estimate Of muck let them come TO Hooker
town apd.-ce ny euru BIN and Porser'. ny
root CELLAR aud cove. aud ny hay NOV. and
bor-e stables Jake frink de-p'-s dead
hor.s and invoLe- crows. think the car.
case worth a"v." aud save 10. There 10
a. much dissreace in folks a, IN anything.
Your. to Command,
TIMOTHY BUNKER, Es9.
Hookato~u. Jan. llIh. ls62.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

How TO Gkow GoosrnrRatr,. Many cul.
ti,al1rs ,uarr from insects and midew -
badly. they have about gwen up the attempt
To rar.s tbi. very agreeable fruit. We su'.
pee, ,ha, barren .oil. sIun,Ins the growth
Of the plants. -, In many cases. the cau-s OF
the bli,h, ,mp,ained Of Another cause is
tho sudden alterations oi temperature that
occur almost every summer. IL ia ml''
taken notion tha, because the goO'ebcrry 70
often found Wild in poor soil.. !, therefore
n.-st. no manure. With the writer the
tt,a,nent which ensures the bcst results 10
a. follows; Give the plants dre-''"s OF
manure in the Fall, packing u 10 around 'h"
roots IN Spring. Keep the ground clean aud
opeu until ABOUT the middle Of May of hr''
OF June. Then. spread under the branches
a la,sr Of straw Eve or siI inches thick. let.
tn, u extend over the ground /. lar as the
roots penetrate. The muIehinc should re-
main on tie ground until the hr.s OF Sep
,embcr, when ii should be removed aud the
soil worked clean. The design Of this mid
summer drc..inc Is - prevent any check in
the growth Of wood or irui,, and To keep The
air about the bu.hc. uniformly moist and
cool. Ia this s,mple way We manage - get
good eror., As often . Eve years out OF
seven. Persons ncs the seaside might u.s
sea. weed or sal, hAy for a mulch. Tanners
bark 10 often ussi with success.
lAmsr,ean Agrieul,urist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
MAKING srrr1 yuOu luos Win g.. Abou,

MAKING SrErL yRox lKoS Win Gas About
twenty. five year, ago Mr.. Z. Meln,osh. .
manufacturing chemist IN glasgow. Scot.
land. made several tuns Of ccmented steel by
submitting iron. at q dull r-i heat, 70 the
action VI lighted gas. operating with irom
one hundred 70 one hundred and hi'y ropnds
At time. the iron bars being two inch.s
broad and quite thin. The csmen,a,ion
took from eighteen 10 twenty hour; and
when the operation exceeded that time, su-
percarbarai'On took place. Thus by the
cole action o! lighting gss, without mixture
OF any foreign body. 1t is only question Of
time or temperature. To obtain steel there
.. no need to add ammonia previously 10 or.
der to ni,rogenizs the iron. Steel and cast
iron differ only IN Containing diverse pro-
pJrts,ns Of the same elements. as pure ~ bite
ca.t iron can be tempered and even forged
like steel; witness The wbl.s cast iron VI
Liess. used Tor making screw plates.
[Scienti6c American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
A liver, .,abl. keeper, named Spur.

A livery stable keeper. named Spur.
would never let . horss 60 out without 70.
ques,ins the lad. not to drive fast. Oneday
msu esllsd for horss 70 attend fonsrSl.
"Csr,sinly." ssid Spur "ba'." be adisd.
forgetting the solemn pSrposs for which he
wanted the horss, "doo'' iri,s fast"
|" Why. ~, look s-hsrs, old fsIlsr." 'sid
the spaswhs, sseIssd young man. &c want
70, 10 updsptsnd that . shall kesP Up with
the psosssioa II 10 kills the horss !"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
RoOr crrIru ,sD CLr.Sru. A writer in

RoJr CrTTES ASD CLE,NIR. writer IN
the Country Gen,len,n ''y.
whsd potatoes Arc fed whole. or other
root, Eie ca, eoar.sly, the animal Is obliged
to hold it. hcaa - high 70 keep the roo: IN
contact with 1t. teeth, that gra'iiaiion alone
will PASS 1t TO the gu!Ie.. and ordinarily It
will pas. thence unmss,ieated, II not too
large; DO, II cut properly and mixed With
cut stalks. straw Or hay. as they sl~ay.
should be. they will be eaten with the bead
down, ~ in eating gra-', and consequently
be more thoroughly ma.t'ca'ed aud mixed
With other food. aud all danger from ehok.
ing !, wholly avoided; hence the preventive
that I have used for five years. and recon-
mended to other. 10 use, is, to cot up the
vegetables a. finely as possible With . good
root cutter and cleaner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

Micr. Look ou, for the young fruit
tres where grassy hedge. may have shelter
cd mice. Myriats Oi the vsrmin were Oh.
ssrvabls IN the fall. and the present deep
SHOWS without mas, will resul, in the star.
va,ion Of mO.t Of them previous to which
they always take to bark eating.
A f~ heavy tramps about the roots
hardening the snow will ssseiually remedy
this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
OLD SERIES VOLUME 20, NO. Ie.

4 in the dead ot tbs night. John made svsry
inquiry; the police sssreh.d the ns,shbor-
hood In vain. Il vss gone. There Vas
nothing for !, but 70 vriss to the agent in
Aus,ralis, and BY parting si.h . portion Of
bic prop.rty. get ,hs ns.os 70 return there.
I, wss provoking disappointment and do.
lay. The two broshers took lodgings 10 the
uear-s, marie, io~n. and John 60, stray joSs
os, Of the cattle fair which ~ss hsld there.
which soabled them 70 psy their usy at'-rs
fashion. Nov |, % hsppsosd that Mr. sav.
sae. Who Owed the old srudss against Ralph
though be hsd DOW recovered from the loss
occasioued by the lawsuit With him-li'ed
10 the same town. and cruelty tuitist him
with his late misforsups. So. often while
John MAS away ., times, ths slimpsss Of the
past appeared to return to the s,ill recover.
ins man. 0ne evening. while the two were
sitting tossther. Ralph mid:
Il can't bslp thinking there nust b come
thing 10 wh., the, man Savage s.y', sbou,
my once having received . large 'um Of mon
ey from him. can't tell how it is. but
strange thoughts often come into ny minds
strongly that they look almost Ike memories.
! fancy. ior instance. that formerly ! v"
r'eh' Mr. savage SAID TO day ne wondered
why vent abroad. and d'd not boy The e'-
tate for you on which you have been working
i'" Tor sale. wish could Tie called
you ny bro'h'r; and then the old '"ean'
look came ae'o.s HE lace. while John. alarm
Cd. ha'''hei tn re'tors the 'ho"sh" which
had .eeomrsn'ed d" recovery y 'p'As'os
nops'u''y " Toe" ''yAx'' sna 'sP's""s '''
we'll known calculation OF the n9mosr OF
days which must slapss hs'ors they could
rcesive . remittance, and smhart.
A. last the post came and With 10 letter
Tor John; bot when h' he'd read 70. he let u
drop upon The noof and covered hs s'scs Win
hahAnds. The property ss' hop@les'ly lost
u" agent hsd got Possession OF 10y forgery
lie had cold u every Inch. and spent 10" pro-
eeeds. lie was then in JAIL ct Mslooarns.
and the ir''"r ss' 'rou . 'r''s'r' ~ho'
with polite eondo'snes. communicated 'hs
disastrous news a new'paPsr when NJ.
h'ea ~ Tue 'A"e P's' pu' Wv '~s' O'O"a
. doae'' ior u oon'ained 'ull rep'" OF "s
trial 10 which Mr John ho'd'A.' vas men
'''"ed |" "uster oy Ito ''a'a' "H''" u"
agent hAd eo~m'''''
ihe ''0'J soon came ou', ana '"''e "
nosa man VINO o'a nov 'se' lo' "' 'A'
iirncs' i"' mers VI" o"e-oH'ASs' ""'
vas glad. and actually 'sid 70 Joho' week
Afterwards;
3d. You arc not going 70 tho colony Ah
''' A' you VIII 0' oo"s'a '" P'O''.' -,
!""' ofo''e' "e''' "''' "o' '
ye' "'Hp'Y you arc ~, gong ,'o'
Tor haa ~aae oPAPA' " ' ~
70" 70 wear ~ '"e "s'" "'"s'''' :"
'"' u now Nv" ~ ''' '0'
''"e poor 'n'n'
Ana h'' s'eh": ''a"' e'p'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

The American Asrieulturiss 'ays the fs.
nous trotting.mare. "Fiora Temple" no.
knowledsed Queen Of the turf. isto Ss With
drawn frVm the course. The purpose 10 to
p.rpstuats, 10 her offspring. her rare quail.
ties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

A gentleman IN New York ha. invented .
machine for dressing mill'sones. the cutting
in.trumsu, Of which is diamond. The d'a.
noud used is one fourth Of carat 10 sue;
and 10 ~ protected - TO do The work easily
and quickly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

Authe arts saj .ci-scs. p.rtsisias 70 hhr' are
sc,,y baked Together, asd sr, ultimately o""He't'
sa 18th Agriculture -AssIeoIA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-31
.HERIFFy BALE!
~ . rr np,ovA - f,nr.rx.ss..

STATE OF IOWA. LEE GcusTY--sS:
BY virtue of special execution 10 me directed issued
bythe Clerk 81 the District Court OF said county In fs
yur ef Hiram Bafnsy and aEarnst John Tarbeil taDd
also decree against lane TaIbell and otherD have
ey led upon and viii sell 10 The highest bidder. At the
door OF this Clerk Ofre n the District Court Of Ice
County Inwa, al Keoknk In said county, on the goth
dsy of February A.. d. is6a. between the hours of
O'clock a. and o'clock m ot said dsy, eommencans
al o'eoek p. the following property, TOWN. The
South half Of the scutifess quarter ~ Of Sec
ton one II In nship sxty-si3 6bl north, Of range
six r6 west also, all n the southwest quarter and
west haH N Of the southeast quarter nj OF section
six 8l an township sixty six 1851 north Of range hve
1911 west, OF The plank eroHd eses pung 10 ~ leo
acres In said southwest quarter sseion bounded as
foIiows beginning tho ecRar ~ said south
west quarter Ell theues north eAsht H. ehalns and
twenty I2s links, thence west nlnctscn uS chains
an l6s links; thence south eight ft chsins
az tHsntgnye lnkA thence east nineteen iS) chains
ond sxy-eight 6s) links TO the place OF beEinnfpg Iii
iu lee GeeHiy, iews- 49,
Tat ley fed npon to be sold BY order Of Court,
To satisfy said writ OF execution.
keokuk Jan goth tt62,
NC, HEDGEs,
Eherin Of Lee County.
inaodm by d. h. snIvu, jr.. Deputy,
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-a-s----- s---7s--s---7--
r EGAL NOTICE.

To James L. Estes, William Mcdaniel. John Oliye.
A. l.. Deming and joint Antrim, his cessique trust
Charles Mason. Love. Bryan, Adams Co. and a. r.
Antrim:
You and each OF you hereby netacd that there
now ale In The of the Clerk Of the Dltlflct
Court OF Lee county, Iowa, ut Fort Madison, prti-
ton Of Solomon Sherer, claiming against yeu luds.
ent against James L. Estes for the sum thiflse
hundred collars with Interest thereon since the th
OF February $780, and decree fot its pay ment before
delivery Of possession Of quarter section OF innn
described in said petition the quarter Oh
section u township Is north Of range vest. ~ y
said county and Tor lien prior in effect sgapst said
land to the xelasien Of the mortgages theTcoh, ano
for general relief. Unless you appear al Inc hex term
OF said court and thereto In sixty days from
service hereof said petition will be taktnas confess
ed and default and the relicf prayed for granted
thereon. FRANCIS SEMPLE,
tani-atm Airy for Pn'G.
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GHERIFFS SALE.

GHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, Les CousTY-Ss:
BY virtue OF special execution 10 me directed, is
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of sad county
In favor Of Ralph Towsey, assignee Of LeCiare and
against John q. Floyd aud Peter w. Potter, land q
decree against John Underwood. Michael Grithth,
chas. yinsl r. H Wcoly and c. G.. Allen have
levied upon aud will sell TO the highest bidder ~ the
door Of the Clerxa Oncs Of The District Court OF Lee
County, lows at Keskuk In said county, on the 18th
day or February, A. D. 1ede between the hours Of
clock q. m. and O'Clock p. OF said day. COM
mencing n O'Clock the following pr perry, to-
wit The north east quarter ri Of section number
knurtaen Township sixtysix 1861 north. range I'VE
6 west; The south haif VI OF sseton sx III, town-
ship sixtyssx 1851 north, range SIX Isl west the an-
divided three-eshths al Of the east half Ia Of the
south-wesi quarter Il! OF section fonrisen ltal and
the undivided three-eights Of the fractional north
hair Lal Of section thirteen i3) aud the undivided
m ee-eigshs n OF the half ri OF the southeast
quarter III u section fourteen IA and the undivided
tn ffl Of the south hnf "A o. action nine-
trrn lin mnship xty-sl1 60 north, range
I'VE I5l west, in Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied and to be sold by order OF Court
TO satisfy said writ OF Execution.
KeoKuK, January 81, ls62
n. g. HEDGES,
Sheriff OF Lee County.
1nQ9i BY ID, b. Smith IT,, Deputy.
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.HEMFFs SALE.

STATE OF IOWA LEE CouHry-Ss.
BY virtue Of special execution to me directed lis
sued by the Clerk the District Court OF said county
in fnser os Hisas Barney and sgaipht John wilson.
have levied upen and will sell TO the highest bidder,
the door OF the Clerks once OF the District Court 81
Lee Conn Iowa, ~ xeoknk In said county, on ne
of o,c lock a. and O'Clock Of said day, com.
mencins O'Clock p M, tbs following property, to
wit: the north hAlfItl Of section township
sixty. seven f67l north, OF range -four and The
north half m of section eighteen tlS], township
sixt. seven 1911 north, range four west, In Lei
County Iowa. or 30 much % mny be necessary.
TAKEN levied upon and TO be sold by order Of Court
10 satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keoknk, January 9Th, laS2.
NC HEDG rs,
Sheriff OF Lee County.
tsn0itd ByD. h. SIXTH. jr., Deputy.
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HIRAM BARNEY, Plaintiff, nghlnsttnc INK owl
heirs flaw q John sEane, aesesrr So oeo a. ga
bourne, adMinistrator OF $50 Join
shane widow o. John shane, deceased, hanT III N
McQuiilan, p. McQuiiian,1. h'iHgais, -. "
Nicholson, deie1dahW. tn
s,s,. nsa ss .ha nts,s.t cenrt on Lee County,
s ~ q. =. w Ma4an pstitin1 in cent, brought
soTa =. nains :, an nTa ,in . for ajudgment
~ H.m skkrn. .S sdm tor Of the e.
~ .r Ihn sb. re- decenssd fur the stasy or thirty
,hr.s ana vcntv.four and ps-lGU dollars,
.nt11 "a IN III s,n Ne srst day OF Decem.
anu ~ =, :. -as m Al Nv John
Ss.nn aca.saI ~ f.has Mason n h.cb ha re been
shauo aeceas s,e ,,on mo,. saons .Ie upon the
siEneo 70 pAlN.n r,, a.,.s .he N " ( OF The
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ianl7dln,
TRuSTEEtS SALE.

Whereas, John Dsughcriy and Nancy banrherts No
wife bs their deed fiust dated Jannary setL, 1h6f
conveyed TO James Ramsay in trust. the following
described re In the County of Lee and State
OF Iowa, viz Lot number ten tio1. In block one
hundred and SIXTY tI6, in the city Of keosnk 70 ST.
cure the payment II the sum OF e2yp 10 one y.
Cooper within SIX months from said dats: and wleEs-
AZ said sun, Ia due and unpaid Therefore. q.
Ramsay by the directions OF the holder ots4id clam
aud al, thereunio b, said deed Of trust directed and
will sell the real estate shove describe d,
al public snlt cash. the highest bidder In ronl
OF the ascs H. IL Gilmore attorney nj Law, ID sssd
city, on the 9th day of February, lsSa, between me
hours OF 9o'cock and o'clsck p. m, aud COM
IN encing al . o'clock p. IN OF said Day.
J. c. RAMSAY.
ianG.a1w Trustee.
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STATE OF IOWA, Ike CorsrY-Ss;
BY virtue OF special execution 10 me directed L.
sued by The Clerk District Court u said county
Ia favor Of Hiram BarDs band against Vim r. Owens,
have levied upon aud will cell to the highest bidder
at the door OF the Cltrxx Once VI The District Cont
OF Lee County, Iowa at kecxuKtn said county Oh tn
o7h lay If Fsbruary A. d. 1859, bstRecn thr hours
go'ciocx and O'clock p. IN. Of said day, COM
Ineneisg At O'Clock the following property to-
wit Lots humber seven and eight o 10 block nun
Kux Lee county and state OF Iowa. excepting twenty
nye 1857 feet b, ane hundred tls0l fret OF from the
resrenas n said Lois, which has been released.
Takcn levied upan and to be sold BY order Of Court
to sstisf, said writ OF execution;
keoauK, Jan, 81, 1862.
~ hedges,
Sheriff OF Lee County.
ianaad By d. H. kMrfH. ir, Deputy.
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janl4d
CHERIFF'S SALE.
'TATE or IOWA. Err corrrr rs.

STATE or IOWA: LEE CorKTs-s6.
BY virtue Of special execution to me directed
sued by this Clerk ofthe District Court In
favor OF Ben Johnson and against g. biiimgsl have
levied upon and i'll sol 10 the highest bidder, Of The
door OF the Clerk once of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa. keokuk in said county, Oh the 10Th
day or February, 4. II. 1852 between the hours OF
o'clock a.. m. and o'clock p. ~. Of sad day, COM
mencing at o'clock p the following property to.
Wit Lot No. three In block thirteen tial OF the
City Of Keokuk, Lee County. lows.
Taken levied upon and TO be sold by order OF Court,
TO slisf. said wriiOf execnti0p.
Keokuk, Jan. 9, 1899.
n. g. HKDGEs,
6Asrt1 ofIss County, lowa.
jsn0dtd ByD. B. 6AiTn, r., Deputy
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Il OF IOWA.
70 Edward Kiibourne and Charles 3. Foote. Gem
tlemen;
You arc hereby not tied thst there 10 now nls
the once OF the Clerk of the District Court Of Lee
county, lows, atKeokak. petition Of flames TempIlu
and Jane Tempn. claiming Of you thirty nv thou.
md dollars and intereat money due for de.
fault and refussl TO guarantee The pay the In
teres sccruiDg Spbseqnen, TO the first day OF March
A. D.. 1861. Fifty seven per cent. 6fst mortgage
bonds, ana each bona OF TIE DENOMINATIONS Vi $500,
issued by "Keokuk. Noun. Pleasant and Mustaune
Railroad Company" by your writing Of date llth day
February, lsGl for valuable consideration thrrin
pres sed, agreck With John Templint guarzn
tee the pxyment ofthe interest said bonds subsc-
qnentt TO the frat day Of March, 1861, aforesaid
which writing before the commencement fthis suit
was assigned 10 said paintins. and who arc now the
holders aud or said bends and entt ed said
sums OF oney because you have failed anu refused
10 comply Witty contract for guarantee ~ sore
said.
An attachment has ISSUED aeanst yon, said Charles
b. Foote's and rca estate Of yours in this county has
been attached TO said claim OF piaintin. And
un less you both appear and thereto ouor be-
fore noon Of the day OF the term Of sid
Court, oanmencing on the first Monday In February.
1869 judgment will be rendered against you thereon
LOWRIEs6 MILLER,
Atty's for plaintns.
nherV nth f661--dAH
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

re Robert Wilson.-Sjr:--You are hereby notified
that there Is file In the once OF the Clerk of
the District Court OF Lee County Iowa. VI Forl Msdi-
40 M a petition OF elizabeth Wilson, claiming OF you
divorce from The bonds of mairimons naM existing
bstween you and her, for the guardianship Of her
child born OF said for her costs u suit and
for general relief The averments OF said petition
are inhunan treatment and wtfui desertion--
Unles. ION appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore the second day OF the next term OF said Court
To be begun and held Ut Fort Madison aforesaid,
The thard Monday in May next default and decree
pray cd for will be taken against you thereon
SEMPLK EMILY.
tanfTdfm Aitys for Planting