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L business and prosperity of the Old Foundry and
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HEAVY AND LIGHT LANp-We have seldom
seen the different treatments required for heavy
and light land better explained than in the
following paragraph, which occurs in a comma
nication from Waiter Elder, to the Philadel
pssia Farmer and Gardeaer:
Sandy soils are too full of air. and require
much heavy rolling to make them compact and
retentive of moisture. Indeed, il rolling could
destroy all weeds upon sandy soils, it would
be far better than stirring them 10 uproot
weeds The jersey farmers use the plow, har.
row aud cultivator too frequently, and the
roller too seldom. If we could preserve moiS-
ture in our soils in summer our crops would
be doubly valuable and the only way We can
do that in sandy soils, is 10 roll and not STIR
them. We see in the sandy districts of New
Jersey, the grass green upon tFodden roadsldes
in summer, while that upon stirred lands Is
burned up; and bushes luxurant alongside Of
fences where the soil is unStiTred, while the
crops On cultivated fields are parched. Grain
and glass should get much rooIing IN spring,
and If small rollers could follow the cutiVator,
(say day after it, crops would do better
As much air will rush into sandy soils in ten
minutes, while stirred as will 60 into clayey
lands iu ten weeks, if not well narrowed. So,
the more frequently heavy lands are stirred,
the better they hold moisture, as they crack
when dry, aud moisture from below escapes
too quickly; but when often stirred and the
surface kept loose, volume Of Dir goes into
the loose soil, prevents cracking, and retards
the evaporation OF moisture from below; but
the weight of heavy lands and rains upon them
soon press out the air on the surface; hence
the necessity of frequent stirring.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-15
nny1l-d4H
NOTICE.

To John warts Bernard Zwnrts, Geo. c. Anderson &
CO., Geo. G. Anderson, NJ. +. Magoun, Hatch n
Thompson, fickn LucaA, William Barkstt, !. n
Breeden. Scott, h ormshy, A. =. stevenson, 4. X.
black wall, Daniel AAheney, Chaplin Lee, state Of
Iowa, for of School Fund, A, HOMER. Iowa
state insur snre Company, Chtttendea b NcGnyie.
X. X. & ID. W. Ford, Samuel Hamilton. y. w, X II
Tucker. M r, Shsrts s. h J. NJ smith, y. zuRY, g,
X. Woo rhes g. CO., Mahoney Alton, Jnnaph Callins
ii. w. Sample .Geo q. Melt, Jane 4 atbeff, r kra-
mer, H. Conthel, Jas. Humility. surviving partner OF
King Il Humility
YOU and en- ch OF oa hereby notined that there
10 e in the once OF the Clerk OF the District
Court OF Lea County Iowa, al keokuk, pe Talon OF
Hiram Barney claiming of you John ZwArts and Bern
ard Iwarts, the sum OF -Four Thousand Dollar. " ith
ten per cent Interest per xnhum payable snnualiy.
as money due Oh Mortgage made by you " thsriss
Mason and snce assigned 10 said Hiram Barney dated
October st 1855, also chnins Against each ofyon thr
said Mortgage the same being upon Lots
one III two 42l three I3l four III Ave rs aud six
dillon and partly In AAsons Lover Addition 70 the
city Of KsoSux, Lee County, Iowa, for The purchase
money anl further ssk ing for sale uf ssA pr enses
n nd general relief
nd unless you appear snd N ar sstd pat ton
before Of The second day OF the next term
said Court, 10 commence ut kenkuk on the hra MOE
day OF February, b le63, fauH win be entered
ans you and Judgment rendered thereon pray ed
for In said peti,ion.
NOBLE i STRONG,
poyll-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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nov1odiv
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Hawkins Taylor, Ken johnson. II. X Kibourne,
ID. w Kilbourn., Andrew Brown, Samuel Rchey,
Rankin Il Miller, samuel Bonner, John \. Alien,
James Nj. Corbeu, Cis ghorn Harrison. James W
Grimes, Sumner stebbins, CeDnabic u smsth, r.
IL Moore, Robr Getty, X. ii. sM i'm. John } Hol.
sey, William StOtts Sons, j. Il. Fickien, James b.
Foley, Brown Clendenling s. Il J. Hamill, Joseph
StrothmsD, Fickton b Lucas. Jsmes Wallace, Hood
b Abbott, Charles Parsons Co., James Jack James
Henry Rchey:
You and each Of you, hereby notified that there
Ia nSw ON e ia the Office Of the Clcrk OF the Dtstrcs
CSbN Of Lees County, Iown, at Keokuk, petition oil
Hiram Ia rney, claiming Of HUM kins Taylor, the
sum OF Five Thousand Dollars, with 10 per cent.
interest per snnum payable annually money due Oh
Mortgage made by You to Charles Mason aud
since assigned to said Hiram barney, dated Pebru'
sry 18TH 1857, siso claiming against each OF you
thc rScosure of said Mortgage The same beinE upon
Lks No. seven 7 eight Isl and nine l9 In Block l4ol
in hsonss upper addition to the City OF keokuk, Lee
ounty, Iowa. for the purchase money; and further
Ing sale OF said premises and general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before OF the second day OF the next term oil
said Court 10 ~ Keokuh on the lot Monday
or Februsfs A. D., 1852, default Will be entered
against YOU and judgment rendered thereon ~ prayst
for In said Petition.
NOBLE b STRONG,
novlO-d4w Attorneys fur Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE. !,

TO Thomas Cross. klizs Stripe. w, g. Stripe, John
wisss. Charles Mason, ], II. B~rkeyss, csuipbsll
D. r. brigham, a. kendall, FrsdeAsfzugx, George
Ritter, Rhsda Gross Coanabie x km,th, VIM
l., Hewitt, Alfred Avery, b. b. bJnler, Oscar Hur
bridge, III. w. Sample, Guy Wells, Boswell 4 Stout
d. C. Ripley, Owen Gwinn Samuel z. Miller, Swan.
wick d Brown, }. d. Richardson 4 Son, A, l.. Conn.
able, William TimbernaD, Nathan Nowson, C, VI.
Perry, Louis Houxmsn, Lowry Brothers. John
Lynch, b. r, Black well, BlackAi & Compton, II. j.
Rowe, NJ. Alexander, State OF Iowa, for the use al
School Find, Beggs Campbell, Peter Gasrety, NJ.
p STARTS III
You and zach Of you are hereby notified that there
10 now on is In the once OF the Cesk or She District
Court OF Lee Connty, lows, ut keokuk, petition Of
ffat HAFey ulAfnine of you, Thomas Gross, the sum
OF ghteen Hundred pollArs With i0par cent Interest
per annunn, payable annually, ~ money due on a
Mortxarc made by sou 10 Charles Ansou and since ~
siered TO said Hiram Barney, dated July 3fst A. D.,
1855 Aso claiming sganst each You the
OF said Mortgage. the same being upon Lots six f6l
seven Ia eight lsl nine lg ten [lol, eleven and
twelve ti2I In Block nne hundred and forty seven
[iS7 IN the city OF Keok uk Lee Gou lows fer the
parchase oney aud further asking for sale OF sal
and general relief. sis
And unleas You appear and answe said petition on
or before OF the second day of The next term oil
aid Court mence At keokuk the nrst Aosdas
OF February, A. d., 1863, default will be entered
you and Judgment rendered thereon al pray ed
or In said petition. i. -
I t NOBLE & sTR0NE
nov1I-d4w .Rl3}teNs fo Plaintiff.
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Original NOTICE.

TO George B. Reid, I'll. Mckinney, Thomas Psses.
william irvine, D. n. irvine, Willard sn.w, ssstc
Of Iowa, for use Of School Fund, tExrs pottsY, A.
G. Camp seli.nd VIM. Miller, executors Of Jacob
Miller deceasedl .iCollier White Lead Company, -"
Arnold Kendall. cisfin, Melen Co., T..
BroaAvell, K Baxin, Allen & Co., Samuel Ensie
VIM Thompson d Co., Nat. Lafen, John Qpirk.
Britton Il Co., MaYshsfid NeKes, wm WEIGH. n.
b. ThomassoD. H. Murdock Co., Price J. Patton
and Co., James Watson, brooks Reed, HoseT and
Wild. and Geo. Bies a. ca Defendants:
You hereby Doned thstihsFe - now or ais iDths
CLERKS cc Of the Dist Court OF Lee comfy, Iowa, Al
ksokuk apctition or Hiram Barley claiming judg
nent against you, Geo. b. Reid, for the sum OF Three
Thousand dollars, upon your mortgage, and against
all the above defendants claiming the foreclosure BY
said mortgage, made by said Geo b. Reid TO Charles
Mason, upon Lot eighteen 1881 In Block fourty four
t4 in Masons upper addition to the city OF Keokuk,
in Lee county Iowa, the sale Of said premises 70 pay
on said debt, tho extnKuishment OF the equity f re-
demptiop and for general relief and also for gener
I'll Judgment aud general execution against said Geo
b Reid for what the sale OF said premises will lot
pay of.
Row you must appear and wer 10 said petition By
Of the second day OF the next term OF said Court
10 be held at Keokuk che 0rst Monday ofFebruary,
A. D., 1863, or judgment will be had theresa by de-
fault, II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Plaintiffs Atty
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NOTICE.

10 Edward A.Fox, sarah 4. Fox, Samuel Dunlap
Elss STRIPE, w. 9. Stripe, Ri. Rowe, G. II. Perry
der State of Iowa. for the use % school and hers
Canpbelh Peter Garrety, y. r ShartS- u. PretOri
NJ, Henry Caidwefi:
Sou. and sasn ~ ycu, hereby notified tbas there
10 on nle In the ocs Of the CLERK OF The District
Court OF Lee County lows 1t keckuk petition OF H.
ram Harvey claiming Of you, Edw nd A. Fox the
cent interest per snnum, payable annuafly ~ moiey
due ON Mortgage made by you to Charles Mason and
nce assigned TO said Hiram Barney dated Septenbe
18th, 1854, also clsmiug ssanst each you tha
foreclosure OF said Mortgage, the sasue being upon
Lots No. three f3l and four Al IN Block No Ave 70
in Masons Upper Addition the city or Ksokak, Les
County, Iowa, for thss purchaRe money and further
asking for sale ofssd premises, and general fslisf
AAa snis 81 ,ol 1gPesI ana szswsr nala pss..nn ~
said Goan 10 sommsnce n ksekuG M he NJ Mpntas
Of February, A.. d, 1863, : dsfaultswili be entered
for Ia said petition. NODI.k RTkQNGt
novi3-diw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

! o John s,annns 8 Haynes James Roeen; n d
Prout,. james Walsh, w Rankin assignee OF
Patrick Walsh. Mar ey Franklin, excrutrfx OF the
estate Of Noah Frank in, sdeoess.d, Higbec VIM
Steele, assignee OF Nn d Y l. Ruddick, Sarah Stan
nus, assignee III John Gsilts ~. James M WlfinR~
James A Lee, lohn a lufkse- r Duykeey Jeh.
Boyd, GottIieb HInsaker Reynolds, Christian
CARRIER, Danisi WellihAn;
You srehereby noti6ed that there 10 now on Ale In
the ofhce VI The Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
county, Iowa, ut Eeokuk, petition nj Geo. Ander
son, claiming Of YOU, the said John StaDnus and
Haynes, the sum OF Seven Hundred Dollars as
monry due thu promssory notes. and claiming OF
Of You the force closure Of mortgage given 10
said notes conveying Part Of Lot Block sS In the
city Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa In which you have
or claim to have some interest
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon OF the second day Of the next term OF said
Cont. to commsaes on the first Monday OF February
1863 jndgm aud decree will he rendered thereon ~
default RANKIN 4 McCRhkY.
det3-dAw Attorneys for Plsinlin
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NOTICE.

To j. H, Sullivan, Thos, J. Rice, Ford. Gusham q
Ford, Lawrence Machine shop Company, W, +. Tur-
ner. assignee " Patffck Growse, J. Ward, Chaplin
4 Lee, II. G.. Aoiss \ Co. y. J Kahn. 4, Rttd,
Anna n. Wo.thington, executors " ". IL, worth
ington. deceased, McCrary, Essex Co., Seotf
Hedges, Potter, White Mute 4 bailey:
Yon and each OF you, hereby notified tnal tnste
new nae in the Once of tho CaeTk 81 tn1
Court OF Lee County Iowa, - Keoku poution VI
Hiram barney claiming Ut you, y snihvsn INC sum
OF Thisty-nye Hundred DellAgs <e3sool, VITA ~ per
cent. interest per annum, payable ennuay a. money
due ON = Mortgage made by you 20 Cnsnes Jason, and
al 1855 Also caiihg against each ofyout he foreclos
ure q ssid Moueaes, the same being npon Lots No.
fas,, T4I and ave l5 III Block three MAsons Up
per Addition " the city of Keokuk Zee County Iowa
Tor the purhsssmsaey; and further king fer szis
or said premises, and general relief.
nd unless yon appear and answ said petition on
before OF the second day Of As n"xt term of
SAID Court copimence III Keoknk tbs lat Monday
~ Ftbruaxy, A. D., IBSS. default will be ente red
you and judgment rsndsssd thsreen - PRAYED
N0BLn + STRONG.
HovI3-d4w Attorneys fer Plaintin.
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NOTICE.

To j. K. wheeler and Agnes p. spAulding:
You and each OF You are hereby notified that there
now ON hle IN the Clerks ONCE Of The District Court
OF Lee county Iowa, At Keokuk the petition in equity
Of D. g. Billings and Mehitabe Billings. his wife,
praying that certain decree etforecosure rendered
Agnes p. spauidipe and against s. s. Billings and
others, And ths SHERIFF. sale and shcri6s Dsed TO
said J. r. Wheeler Of the following described real
estate to wit Lots Eleven and Twelve Ill and f3l
Block ~, In city Of keokuk said county made under
and BY virtue Of said decree may Do set aside and
held Tor naught far ~ they effect the front half
inE 10 redeem he satd real estate from ssd Sher.
sale under the Statute OF Iowa.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before OF the second day Of the term Of
said Court, commencing ~ Keoknk the rst Monday
OF February D.. 1867 said pettun will be taken pro
confesso and degree wil bs rendered gAint you .,
prayed for therein and Judgment for cost.
NOHLE &c STRONG, Plaintiffs Atty.
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NOTICE.

To William L. Diston, Fred Br asher George c. Dixon
Christiana Wright, John ID PErry, George W Nc
Crazy, sx ecusor Edward Boynton, deeea ed Chas
PArsons 4 Co, Mckee X Simpson, Geo Nj baxter
YOU and tach of you hereby notified thai The 4
10 new le In the Office of the Clerk OF the Dstl let
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, al keokuk petit tion "
Hiram Barney, claiming 81 you. VIM. l.. Di~.or the
sum Of Twenty-sx Hundred Dollars with 10 per eert
interest per annum payable annually, none,
Mortgage made by you TO Charles Mason and sinee
assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated August 30t b,
1866 also claiming against each Of you the
of said Mortgage, the being upon Lots one II
and two y" Block six ISL ia Msson's Upper Addition
the city tekuk Lee County Iowa, for the pur-
chase money Ai4d tihfr askiI4E for sale OF said
premises, and 2epetsl relief
And anle un appear aud answer said petition on
or before noon second day of the 1t term
said Court to commence at Keokuk the first Mon
day OF February A. D., 1863, default will b. entered
against you and Judgment eIdered thereon prayed
for in said petition.
NOBLE d. STRONG
novl3-d4w Attorneys iUr Plaintiff
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TO Fayette Eudd, Ezra Overall, Defendants:
You are hereby notified thai there 10 Ole in
The CLERKS ance OF the District Court Lee County
lpwa. Al keekut. petition VI Hiram Baney elAiminw
aJgment against you, Fay ette Kudd for the sam u
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars upon your mortgage
and Eainst all The above named defe dante claim
ing the foreclosure OF mortgage msde by said Fayette
kudd 10 Charles Mason, upon the West half OF the
Township slxy six 1851 NertL IT Range fsl Nest in
Lee County the sale F SAID premises 10 pay on said
debt, the sxttusush merit Of r eensy Of redemption,
and for general relief, aid pcrs onaI tudg-
and general execution against said Fayettc hutd
for what the sale or said premises VIII not pay CT
Now, yoH must appear and answer the said petition
by 0f the second day OF nest of said Court
be held At Ksoknk on the nrsi Monday II frrhruart
4. D., 1863, or judgment vii IL hst het.ip by de-
fault. III SUIT HON ELL,
ocsJQAw, PlaiIiu'a Any.
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To John Stannus, Haynes, w Rankin, assignee oil
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Franklin, executrix OF The
estate of Noah Franklin, deceased, Higtee Vim
Steele, assignee Of VIM l. Rnddick, Sar,4h Stan
nus, assignee OF John Galloway James bl!b( 70.
James A Lee, John Durkee, b Dprkee. John
Boyd NJ REYNOLDS, Christian CARRIER, Daniel
Weliihan, Jeremiah Brown, Gottlieb Iunsnker;
You are hereby notified thai thtrr Is now on fle in
the office of the CLERK al tlc District Court of Lee
county, Iowa, al kcokuk, petition Of Geo {. Amber
son claiming Of You, the said John Stannus and
Haynes, the sum of Seven Hundred Dollars none,
due on three UT omssary notes. and claiming OF all
you the foreclosure or mortgage given TO secure sai
add conveying portion Of Lot II in Block %, In
the city OF ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa, In whch rAa
estate You have or claim 10 have some intercat.
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
Ao,n OF the second day Of the next term OF said
Court commencing on the hrst Monday Of February
1853 Judgment and decree win be rendered thereon
according 10 the prayer Of said petition.
RANKIN McCRARY.
dec2-d4v Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

ToJ g. Schaerer, James Hamilton, William Stannus,
Kebecka 6tannus, William. n stannus:
You, and each Of you, hereby notified that Their
Il nov on file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court OF lee County, Iowa, 1t KeOkuk petition Of
Hiram Barney claiming OF you. }. G.. Echs<ner, The
sum Of sixteen Hundred Dollars, with 10 per cent.
interest per annum, payable annually. money due
on two Mortgages made by you TO Charles Mason and
STAGE assigned TO said IRAN Barney dsted May 18th
also caining .ssinsA each Of You the
G61 In Block ten no. In Masont upper addition toths
city Of Keokuk, ~ Lee County, Iowa for Tbs purchase
money and further asking for sale or said preissS
and general relief. 81
And unless sou appear and answer said petition
before noon OF the second day of the next Of
said Court 10 commence al Keokuk tho lat MonuAy
or February, A. D.. 1868, default will be entered
agai you and Judgment thereon a. prayed
for in said petition. NOBLE STRONG,
nov-Oid4~ Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.
noyll-dAw

To X. P. Gray, Johu rer1us, Fiekiin Lucas T. w.
Phpncy, Frederick Zngg, Hatch Thompson, W.
H. Ewing q Co, John A.. Mckinney George Par
-pia. + Mapoun, Dixon Blown. hGhert Hamii-
tan, aty Jones md Peek. Wm. s',mtisah&
You and ca&h oil you, hereby noiiBrd th.S ihwFe
Nh the efAce Of the Clerk ~ th hF~ ttrt
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, al keokuk, petition 81
Hiram Barney chining 81 you, H. r. Gray the IN
OF Thirty fye Hupdf ed Uolars, iS5y5l with ~ per
cent iaterest per annum payable annually AZ money
due Mortgage made b, lou " Charles Ma ~, and
since assigned 70 sxd Tit Earney dated March 18th
1857 aiso claiming against each you the foreclosure
OF said Mortage the same being npor Lots 10. four
III and Ave (bI la Block No. eight III in AaSoas w
per Addition TO the city OF keoxuk Lee County, loss,
for the purchase money; AID further asking ior sale
Of said premises, and general relief.
And unless yoD appear and answer said petition on
or before The second dsy az the uest term OF
said Court TO commence al keokhA ~ ias ist Monday
Ut February. ID, tsC8 . rtaull v III be- entrred
paiIst on, sut infgarl rendered thereon 4rlyvd
tot In said ptI3G oii,
NOBLE STRONG,
novli-dlw Attorneys Tor Plaintiff