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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11
Arrested Fsr spsaAlag the TrutA.

Mr.. Ingersoll, of Philadelphia, was ar
rested for stating at . Democratic meet
ing in that city, "that more corruption
under any Administration than that which
now rules, was never seen here, and SCI
dom seen In any other country" Was
the assertion falsef Not if the report of the
Congressional Investigating Committee
ell Republcans--be true. Mr.. Dawes,
Republican member of Congress, declared
on the floor of the House, that Tin one
single year the country bad been swindled
out of more than the current expenses OF
Buchanan's ADMINISTRATION" Horace
Greeley, unimpeachable Republican au-
thority, declared "that the corruptions
and swindling, during the first year Of
the present rule, amounted to more than
hundred millions Of dollars" we quote
his own language. In February last John
P. Hale, in the United States Senate, de-
nouncing the villainy Of his party, said
i believe the liberties of the country are
in greater danger to-day from fraud and
protiigacy, than from the rebels" Later
still,--but few weeks ago Gen. Wilcox,
the fcllow-prisoner Of Corcoran, in bis
speech at Washington, in the presence
of members Of the Cabinet, said:
Contractors have carried on this war.
The, blood Of our men, the grna2s of orr
y. oOn0ed, Inc 1~nrs N the orphan and the
wall Of the widow have been coined into
money. Men without patriotism and wis
dom have urged military plans which have
not accomplished anything"
Do not these declarations of prominent
Republicans, supported by rrefutabIe tes-'
timony, sustain Mr.. Tngersoll's assertion
Is it not notorious fact that the Admin
iStration has been guilty Of corruption!
Is not Cameron, late Secretary of War,
universally regarded as the Prince Of cor
ruptionists? If it is treason to allege cor
ruption in the management Of public at
fairs, why have the Congressional lnves-
tigation Committee, Hale, Greeley, Viii
cox and others, not been arrested? Are
Republicans alone privileged to rebuke
the Administration for its inbecility and
venalitv? Is that criae in Democrat
which is tolerated in Republican? Is
the Administration responsible alone to
the Republican party for its management
Of public affairs? We think not. The
President and his Cabinet are the servants
of the people, not of sectional and ire
sponsble party, and it is not only the
right but the duty of the people to expose
and condemn rascality, whenever and by
whomSoever committed.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

REMNANTS OF A LOST RAcE.-Thcre is
remnant of race of Indians in New Mex
leo who are entirely different from any
other tribe on the continent, and are sup
posed to be descended from the TOltecs,
who preceded the Aztecs. They are small,
have peculiar conformation of the skull
and face, are of peaceful habits, and live
by agriculture. They weave cloth, build
with tools made of stone, and build towns
of stone and mortar. with walls. They
have now seven small towns; but the ru-
ms of their ancient cities show that they
were once inhabited by millions. .---.--
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

A LEGAL OPINION -Ex-Governor, now
Judge Dutton, of Connecticut, says -
" Neither the President nor Congress can
emancipdte SHARES, any more than they
can grant bills Of dirorce. They cannot
make a slave, because they never made
one. They can free slaves by confisca-
ton, but this power should not be used
to benefit slaves, but only to crush the
rebellion"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

SARcASTIc.--Th New York Herald
suggests that Gen. Halleck should at once
apply to Gen. Stewards rebel cavalry the
same rule which he has enforced against
newspaper correspondents, and that they
be excluded wholly from the lines Of our
army
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

Coon REsoLUTIoN.-At the great Dem.
ocratic meeting in Philadelphia recently,
the following resolution was adopted by
reclamation
ResOlred, That the American Constitu-
ton and the American Union are lone
and inseparabie," and the enemies OF one
are the enemies of both. -
This is a terse and true expression OF
sound Democratic doctrine-dOctrine that
all true Americans can and ought to in
dorse.
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~ .
cession OF the craft after which oraton will be
delivered by Hon. HUMPHREY GRIFFITH. All
Brethren In good standing are invited to attend.
what Will BristOl's SarsaParrIllN
DO I-Ask this question Of the shred Of humanity,
James Wyckof, saved alive, nay, restored TO
health when half-consumed by seTofulS-of John
West, of Rainsrille, Ipdisas.>.xh2 VII ~ffzE u
Us,s1Nuu. eUnsUmption-OI SI1Slus Cross, Of Da
rien Centre, New York, for four yesFS u%g.rsT
from nasal eAneer-oF Mrs. Hannah DAdy. Of East
Hamburg, New York, distorted by chronic rheu-
matism-of Mrs. Van Dooser, OF CRANKY, Oswego
County, New York who had fneen running ulcer.
on the right knee-of Mrs. whitney, Of Buffalo
who was reduced to a living skelei0n By an exteT
pAl disease. They will answer, that atter emnen'
physicians had pronounced their death-warrAnt
BriStol'S SarsaparillA not only respited them but
restored and made them whole. In every city,
town and village in the Union, may be found men,
women and children tho will make the came re-
spouse. All the leading druggists keepit
HostetteT, Smith & Dean, agents, San Francisco.
Attention, Company I-VOlunteers,
Who expect to retain their health unmpAired du-
ring the campaign, must see to il themselves, do
not trust to the army surgeons, supply yourselves
with HOLLowAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT.
Every English soldiers knapsAck contains them
Only p cents per box or pot. 2i2
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

CONVENTION OF JUsTIcEs.-Tbe Justices elect
met in convention on Monday last, and on the
frat ballot elected George A. Douglass, of Colo
ma, and G. W. Stout of PlacervilIe, Associate
Judges Of the Court Of Sessions for the ensuing
Ynar.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

/. o. o. F.--Tbe regular session of Zeta
Encampment, No. 5, l. o. o. F. will be held
next Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. 10
this city. All patriarchs in good standing are
fraternally in Vitsd TO attend
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

PATRIOTIC Timbuctoo, Yuba county,
has subscribed one thousand dollars to
the Patriotic Fund, which is nearly four
dollars for every person there, What
town in the State will beat this?
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

BAD News rok OFFICE SEEKERS "A
great financier, an original in his way,
proposes that the approaching Congress
shall place stamp tax Of five dollars on
every letter Of recommendation for Office.
and an additional entry tax Of ten dollars
on every applicant who may file his pa
pers at any Of the Departments. This.
according 20 the estimates If knowing
ones, Secretary Chase included, would
produce an annual revenue Of over one
mil'i,n Of dollars, without any burden on
the industrious aud producing classes,
and the sum would he double on the year
that the President is inaugutatrd. Con-
grcss will not agree to it, for the reason
that every Republican member Of that
body is an applicant for some position.
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DE ATHS s

In this city on the 9Th inst, John. infant Of
z. Y. and II. N. stringham, aged months and
days.
In this city, on the 5th inst, Mary F., only
daughter Of B. F. and j. Z. Murray, aged three
years. seven months and twenty days.
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miscellaneous an6rrttstnu
To all whom II may COncer-

T HEREBY inform those Who are indebted n
i by note or otherwise, which IL now due 10 ear :,
my regular place Of business and settle the -.
on or before the 9Th day of DecemhS.'
NEXT, As all notes and accounts due must H. ~.
tied ut that time Parties Interested viii do veil -,
take notice. l.. LANDECKRR.
PlacerViIle, October 9Th, 1862.
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Common Council Proceedings
PLAcERyILLE. October 9Th

PLAcERvILLE, October 9TH, 1862
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mayor Jones presiding.
Present-Full Board.
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved
The Finance committee reported tue follow
ing bills, which were allowed
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Total .....................$ l0Z dS
An Ordinance was read and referred to the
committee on streets, requiring certain street =
to be graded.
The committee on printing reported favora-
bly, on the bill Of c. G. PIERCE, which was al
lowed.
Aid. Donahue moved that Cottage street be
wdeued by taking of four feet from each side.
the residents aud owners cOnsenting thereto.
His Honor, the Mayor, announced his inten-
ton to be absent from the city for some time,
eN3 >4Sesitie4 ,.,c az, fs,,aea report OF
the doings of the present Council since its in
auguratun in June last
Allowances unpaid by former
bOAf0. $0,u4U w
Contracted by old Board, but
allowed by present Council. 49,. 675 90
s6,7l5 90
This amount has been lessened
BY present Council. ......... 3,4l5 90
Remaining unpaid of old &C
counts. Observation-Disclosures. $500 OO
Amount paid on the old allow
ances. ................ S8.4l5 on
Allowed by present Boaid.... 2,I12 W
Actually reducing the city in
debtedness, with no other reve- -
nue. than Licenses. ............ 643 w
Aid. Arvidsson moved that vote Of thanks
be rendered to his Honor the Mayor, for the
efficiency with which he has discharged his du-
ties as Mayor, and the many cOurtesies extend
ed to the Bard Of Aldermen while in session.
Unanimously adopted. -
Adjourned to Tuesday, the l4th inst.
C. Z. CHUBBUCK,
City Clerk.
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- AOULDSH can obtain employment at the Pla-
ssTviiie Foundry BY immediate application.
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The following contributions were made at
the meeting held at the court house on Satur-
dav evening last:
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COMPENSATED EXANcIPATIoN.-~ Six

COMPENSATED Sixty
eight members Of Congress, among them
Seward, Colfax, Sherman, Wade, Dawes
and Grow, indorsed the Infamous Helper
book. This is what that book says Of
compensated emancipation:
"Compensation to Shareholders for their
neutrality-suspicious. idea! The sug.'
gestion is criminal the demand wicked,
unjust, monstrouS, damnable! Shall we
pat the ood-houndS for the sake Of doing
them favor? Shall we fee these ours of
slavery, to make them rich at our expense?
Pay these whelps for the privilege of con
verting them into decent, honest, upright
Inen 2"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

ELEC1IoN.-On Thursday evening Fred. Col
Inns was elected Second Assistant Foreman Of
Neptune Engine Co. No. 2, Vics L. Wolf, re-
signed.
AcKNowLEDGMENr-W are indebted to our
old friend Leslie for box Of superior tomatoes.
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The meeting was addressed by J N. Rev.
nolds, Rankin, McCallunI, DR.. Harvey, Bee,
Rev. Mr.. Dunn, and Wade. Ensuing which
the following subscriptions were obtained:
Thos r. Patten.. A75 90 J. ID. Van Eaton a z ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11
GRAND DEDICATION BALL.
PALMYRA LODGE. No.

~ During the day there will be grand pro-
eession Of the crat, after which oration will be
delivered by Hon. HUMPHREY GRIFFITH All
Brethren In good standing are invited to attend.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-11

COUNTY DEBr.-On the 4th inst, the unpaid
warrants against the county treasury amount.
ed to eI13,l29 43-abOut five hundred dollars
less than il was month previous.
We are indebted to the pony express for the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-26
NOTICE.

10 Frederick A. Himar., T. 1. McKeuney, Thomas
FaEef MN. irvine, = r.. Ira aa, willard Rpow
Aste 81 Iowa, for use OF school Fund Ezra Potter
g Campbeii, and ". Miller, executors II
Jacob Miller, dec asedo "Coiiter White Lead
Company" Arnold Kendall, Cisnin, MvIien aud
Co... h. BFgadweli. X. Bszin, Allen b Co., Samuel
EDze, Wan. Thompson Co.. Nat Lnfon, John
QHttk, NarsaaIl Mckee. william Welsh n b.
Thoma,ton, II Mardoek a Co., Price J. Patton and
60 JBmes Vstson, Brooks Reed, Noser and
VIM, and Geo. Biies * CO., Defendants:
fouare hereby mol led thai there Is now on Ole In
the Clerks once ~ ihe District Conrt Of Lee county
Iowa, ut Keeknk, Petition VI Hiram Barney. claim.
ing judgment against You. Frederick A. Wil,unns
Tor the sum Of Dsys Fbouse M oilars upon year NOR,
~ asxinss an 81 The ancd defepdapts
claiming the foreclosure of mortgage, made by said
Frederick 4. wilmans to Chsri's Mason aEon Lots
sixteen i6) and seventeen III H. Blaek fyriy- enf
t41 in Nason's upper addition the ciiy Keukr nh
in said county. the safe of said prsn9svs pay s4d
debt. the extsUEa. haieBi thu eqfig pf dem n iu
aud for general relief, and sso ieT lcrsoeai sent
and tfrcra exotu Ion sxsinst ssid Fradc In VIII
mans for What the sale Of said premises viii pay
OF. 4sss fse44e kFssss
Now, You must appear aud snswer IN said petition
BY Of the second Asy Of the ne II term OF ssd
Court, 20 be held at keotck the Monday of
February, D., 1868, judgment will he hsd therein
BY default. Ii. BGO1THOWELL,
oct3O~4w PLAINTIFF Atty.
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( ORIGINAL NOTICE.

70 Gsarge 2. Reid. tt. Aex I.asy. Thomas P.xst,
Wiiiem Irvine, 3 R.lrwtae. Willard ssos Stsie
OF Iowa, for use Of School Fund, ezra Potter, A.
q. Camp bella and Hu. Miller, EXECUTORS Of Jacob
Miller deceasedl ..Co44~r Mhfte LEAD Company :"
Arnold Kendall. Cthfiu, Mellon Co., 4.
hradwell. X. Baztn, Alien a. Co., Samuel Engle,
Nm 1h..supson IL Co., Nat. LATER, John Quirk,
friuep d Co.,, MarshaliA Mckee. VIM. WEIGH, n.
Inomasson, Ii. Murdoch 4 Co., Price J. Patton
and Co.. James Watson, brooks 4 Reed. Aossr and
Wild, and Geo Biies d. Co, Defendants:
You are hereby notined that there Is fe nthe
Clerks oc- Of theDst. Court Of Lee county Iowa
ke0knk, petition or Hiram Barney, claiming JUDI
merit against You, Geo. b. Reid for the sum OF Three
Thousand Dollars upon Your and IA sst
all the above defendants claiming the foreclosure b,
ssid mortgage, made b. said Gso.sB Rsi ~ Cha r.ss
Mason, upon Lot eighteen Il6l In Block fonr four
~ 70 Masonssrpef addision 10 the cit, ~
In Lee c~Hts Iowa, the sale of said premises W. a
os +ald debt, the exsineaishment OF the equity u
dsmplio n and tos gen, 81 iet .lte for Eeses-
b. Reid for what the sale Of said premises will
Kos ~ uass apr.Sr sax anss .rts sid, pss,tios sy
noon Of the second day OF the pext term Of said Court
10 be held al keokak oh the Arst MeadAy efFebrusry
A. D., 1850, Judgment will be he'd therein BY de-
fault H. SCOTT HOWELL,
Pinintlf,s Atty
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ITO kdwAvd a. Fors Sarah Il. Fox So npuel Dunlap
j 1ihSkt iPs g. Stripe, X. y. Rowe, c. II. Perry
Lotrs Honxman, HMckAll 4 Compton, ~. AlexAn-
der State 81 lows. Tor the az Srhonl Rnrd N~rs
Atsnpocsl Peter Gsrrety, NJ r. shartA. n. PsstoriA
us, Henry Caldwell: ~ Z 81
You and eAeh o. you are hereby notified that there
- file In the ONCE the Cleyk Of the Dstryst
Court Of Lee tnuns love ~ ksoAuk, petition OF HI.
ram hHEney claiming OF on. Edward A. Fox the su -
cent Interest pr N'tum psystle annually, - money
ans en- Mortgage made by yen To arlea Mason and
tn.e ASHAMED ~ suh Hiram ba'ney datpi September
~. 1854 also claiming against each On y,n ~
"seinsure ot aid Morxsgs. sbs came being apaa
Nv ". ihf*s lal anl tour ~ in Block No ave Isl
w Aassnn Upper hadsion The city OF KA6kuk Ice
UNITY. lows, sorths paschsse money snd faythsy
as.hs t'r -Hie "fsad premises. and general relief.
Ana ahiefs gu appear snd Ans~er said petition on
$50 snt 70 commence Al keakuk W the LII Mes4 IN
Of HepsnArys A. ~ 1863, d.fAnit win ia vnisrvd
AEslhst yeu ss t1dgnsat wondered lh1v~tH x - 1xSf
Tor ~ 800 petition NOBLE sTkoEG. p.g-
nAtty-A4w Attorna II m S,..tnsw
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To c w Kay, q hsrnRrd J Bernard and VIM X
lockwood Guardian Tor heits u Thes Resor, and II
4 NJ Crawford T. Co, Befet d4uts-
Yen are hereby notified rhss l,ere II now on He In
the Clerks O0ce nf the District Court of Lee county
Iowa nj Keokuk, rttitis Of George E. Kilbourne,
claiming a Judgment axssnu you, G. W. Kay y C..
bernard and j. q B-rnapa for Five Thou sa nd ANA
Five end 81 isu Dollars upon Your notes and mort
gage given to ID. w kilbour ne for the sale of aad
mortssEed Premises, being thirty acfea ~ land
IL the south west charter Of section fonftr,n l4l
Township tSasl Rssge Isl west, for the Il
said mortEaKe. the extiDguishnebt Of p .t,uity OF
r~deWpttoa and gensrsi relief with coats and afro
pra,ing Tor An Injunction against you G. W Kay J.
c. hsfnard aud u o. Bernard ana all sonr agents
sssiEssAs VI hands from digeEg up. Ir5u,.#g or re
mortng any OF the sohna trees, ey-tgreens or shrub.
berry on said land. which srffRetion has been showed
Row yod must az nd aafd pet ION by
noon VI The secund day OF the Con RI
" be beid al keok uk The fiat Mondsy Fabrusfy
A II 1868. or Judgment and Decree prayed for vii
be had therein by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL
ect2S-dAw Plaintiffs Atty
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NOTICE.


To hawkins Taylor, Ben johnson. II. r Kilbournc.
ID. W Kilhonrnr, Andrew Brown Samuel Richey,
Rankin b Miller, Samuel Bonner, John X. Allen,
James II. CUbeti Cifghorn Harrison, James W
Gimes, sumner stebbins, Connable X SMITH, r.
IL Moore, Rob't Getty. X. II. sn ab, John }. IIoi-
s~y, William Stotts Bona, J. b. Fick,en James r..
Foley, Brown Clendensing, s. Il J. Hamil, Joseph
Strothnan, Ficklen Lucas, James Wallace, Hood
Il Abbott, Charles Psrsens Co., James Jack snes
Henry Richey
Yon and each Of you are hereby nofined that there
10 now file la The Once of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee County, lows, ~ Kcokak, petition OF
Hiram Barney, ella ming of You Hawkin Tsyior, the
sum OF Five Thousand Dollars, with 10 per cent.
interest per annum, payable annually, money due
u Aostsage nadr BY you TO Charles Macon aud
since assigned 70 said Hiram Barney, dated Febnn.
airy 10th, 1857, also claiming sgainst each OF you
the force osurc q said MortEase the sane being upon
lois No seventh eight ISL and nine lg IN Block ltb]
in Mssons upper addition 10 tie CMy u Keokk, 7~e
County, lows, for the purchase money; and further
sskng for sais Of said prcmises and general relief
Anduniess you appear and answer said petition on
bAfore aoon Of the second day ri the next term Of
said Court 70 commences st Keokuk the LIST Monday
Of rebruary, A. H., 1863. defaui will bs ent@red
against You, and Judgment rendered thereon pray ID
for in said petition.
a& NOBLE Il STRONG,
novl0-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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novln-tiiM
NOTICE.

To X Wheeler, Agnes r. Spauiting s. 3. Billings,
Lueipda Billings. Cherries =. Ahtott. Auaa W Abbott,
d. Is. Gray, Miller, Mahsw & Co., Arciiboli Hsnder-
son. y. W RsLkin, PFe;otius, PaAan, lsDe Meri-
am, Galloway Webster, KifuiH NJ. Williams, exc
cutot OF Gvo. b. Williams, deceased, Andrew Web
ster, Geo. G. Anderson CO., Hanford l. Bro, r..
w. Phinaey. Revnuids and Richardson. Geo. C..
Anderson, KeJkuK Female College A. C. Highly,
HsshingtoH Union, Insurance. Co., Cleveland, M
insl Insurance Co.. O. b. Twetdy, Peter stfyker
ehalheiEh, bay Co Clifford Roberts Co.. Alex.
Johnston. NJ. ID. George Bro, Hiram Barney, II
v. r. Block. X. +. Car, Ben johnson. Henry Y. Y.
Black, Y. w. Potter, II. ID. Woodward, James W
Crimes George T. Jenr ms, II. T. Taylor, Clarke
andrews. DuvalI keighler Il Co, Henry s. Taylor,
John Tennis Il Co., Hodges aud Bros Vim. Thomp
son d Cos, u. w Kiibonrne. Josiah Haines
You and each Of you hereby notified that there rs
now on ale In the oiics OF the Clerk efib District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa. al keokuk, petition Of
Lundx kiiason, nth Joshua Eisson her hu saSd AL
leging thats certain D. ed to the half ofLots NO
II and 10 In BoeS forty, IN the City OF Keokuk, Lee
csnda Billings TO said Charles s. Abbott through and
under whom said Lnindx EIAson cIaims title 10 same
recorded and that &c ain Judgments obtain
cd by the other defsnatnts shove named against ssid
g. s. Billings cloud and sha dow upon her title
the said real estate and pray thai the same be
removed AMI her tite Toet oil Hen Of said
intsm~nt also alleging that crrtsi" deed OF .A real
~. "nltby II. h Griftth sheriff III said coz uty
~ Aeeser, under sate las,t4 gu decree
abtsIea snfd nr. al eteeis Mas S,fs 1861
by said Assrs r. spauldiut In suit fsn*., aaaes
and ILLEGALLY made and said decree and asis wtobg
fully and illegally obtsned aud made and pra, Ing that
tho san may he cancsiied and held for nsusht lar
~ the same effect the rear hall ot sal Lots, eleven
and Twelve and thst shf be permitted 10 redeem ssid
real estate from said sale, aud for o.er anG s-uefa
relief.
And that unless You aud eneh of yca Api. ar On o.
before Of the second day nf the term OF he
said Caufi, and sri rtft9t, default witt he
entered against yn and Iu,.gmrid rendered thereon
NOBLE q STRONG Plaintiffs Atty.
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n Payeite Rndd, Ezra overall, Defendants
3 Won are horeby notified that thsre ale In
the GterkS Oice Of the Distic, CoAri Leo County,
IOWA, 1t Kcokuk petition OF Hiram Bsney claiming
Judgment agasnst you, Fayetae Rudd for this sam Of
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars upon your mortgage
and Is against all the above nam ed ants claim
ing the foTcelosnre mortgage made by said ets
Rndd 10 Charles Mason, upon the West half OF the
North East quarter or section twenty four l24 IN
Town sixty siA iGSj North Of Range (Sl West in
Ice Couoty, the sale OF said premises TO pay said
de bt the Of the equity OF REDEEM ptr,
and for general relief Aid also Tor pers
ment and general execution said Faye kudJ
for what tbs sale OF said premises win not pm of.
Now, You must appear spd answer The said petition
b. held at ksokut tho nrsi Monday Of Frebrnary,
A D., 1868 or Judgment viii he had therein by de
fault H. SCOTT HOWELL II
oct30-Aw, Plaintiffs Atty