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4 EIGHTS.

NJ. FREIG GIFTS.
BY thisronte, FFeights Of all descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York. Boston or
Baltimore, TO or from Eny point on the Railroads
of Ohio, kentncky, ipciunns Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa or Missouri, ~ RAll.kOAD nIKECT. M. \
The PeruAyfvnnis kHiiroad also conn At Pftss-
burg with steau.eSs, BY which Goods be forward
cd 10 any point on tho Ohio. Muskingum, kentucky
Tsnneasse Cumberland, Illinois, WIsconsin, Missis-
Aippi, Missouri. kAnsas, Arkansss and Red kiysrs;
and 1t cleveland, ,sandusky aud Chicago withstea N
sssto a1t p0fts On the Noxth-Wesiern Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrustng the transporta.
ton their Freight this Company can rely viii
confidence on its speedy transit.
s4. Ths Aates ~ freight
wants Central Haiiroad. arc NJ Nil iluaas AS FA.
voRABLE AS ARE CHAKGkD BY OIHkkRAIL
ROAD COMPANIES.
| IL Bs particular 20 mark pack ages, ..vlA Pkxs
| CENTRAL X. R."L III
FOR rrvight coDiTa.tsor shipping Directions, up
ply 70 or address. her VI tbs oftht
Company.
k.F. SASS, 81. Louis, Miss ourf.s
| ID. A.STEWAkT, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
cLARkE6 Co, ,Trsnsfor Agents, -
II. W.gAhOWE dx CO., Cincinnati, o.
nc. NELDRUM 4 CO.. Madison, Ind.
3. E. MOORE Louisville, Ky.
W. W. AIkAAk n Co., Ev vAnsv lille, Ind.
CLARKE l. CO., Chicago, H.
VIII. II X. L.LANGLEYs g all ipolis, %.
h. MEAL, parkcrsburg, Va.
HALL X &C. :, Marietta, o.
4 E.PIERCE IL Co, GAINESVILLE o.
MpQWtlL = M'LpiM Portsmouth %.
M'kEEif Msysyltfe, Ky.
/ J.p. JOHNSON, kipiey,u.
! JOHN f1i}I ,Cetil-g gtsit, X
3H C. T.. HEAToN, Cleveland. o.
/ u, Z. MELDRuA, Genl Travelling Ag'uo
] the soGta ans West
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i SotLhefn Tram 'eares daily issxceptedJ Ut
isfsU b. IN. nna arriSrs at I 80 +.
western Tram ieaves asily tsnndays excepted At
100 a. m aud 90 p IN aud arrives i2soe m. and
900 y. m.
AtHamiiton Depot, ,Trxins on the Wabash alley
Railroad arrive daily, eaeeri sundays, sAoesoekp p.
m, and drpsrtaAls Sunday excepted, ats 80 =. IN.
Busses con nert with thte city
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pplause. A voice-'sremove General
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PRACTICAL TEXT BOOKS.

Although the insirucllens b the department
81 bookkeeping masi. from the nature n She
study De given from wrtteH manuscript iofHsf
sitli elaborate oral aBi blaek board elueida
iens aad leetNrs, vet ereai heHsat am h de-
nvo4 from he nge X reliable books u reiefeHcc'
8iliie Ia ihe important department q CONNER
cel LaW are indispensable. h meet tbs ne
eesstY, lbe f0ilpgag Text Books have been
prepared
BRYANT & STATIONS CONNER
CfAI. LAW f5r Mercantile Colleges eng Aead-
sn.ias. Bu.iaess Aen ana flie ffQfetiohs BY
Amos Dean. IL. b Prof q las % ne ~
gersftY n Albany; Published ~ Z Appleton
4 a.. az asd &c broa8Nsg, Aew fors.
BRYANT & gIRATTOk's COMMEk-
rial calcnlsfsoas t0r Accountants, bussuess
Men aHd Aesdemies.
BRYANT & sTRATTOH's BOOK KEEP
.fe n ihfea aaiiionss ia, FsiuaFy fdlii9a, Tor
Cftnmga Sclaels, " paess, %. lligh school
81 tan. ~ Hsh Schools std Araaen,es. zyA
pa1e al CeaNine ilqafe esiiti0ns tor aceoant-
aass afsa asiarss meH. a5e rase Pc press
ePINCERIAN SYSTEM " PkAAAA-
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~. rabt.bed by hboH flHauey & CO. -
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egtopr8s b tee F3fEAg HARP. 81 FEIAU
ATT fEHHf-N8 ta fha Msiaaes.r
fa' PFette'y uhaf Be-, nane inaisatss
combination ,be Nleteleau and Fato ftsas
saa meets fftt sely ite usrls as.8 dasitrs 4 s
.a.r cazs ahayC luaR bcrH ara .ous b. sae she
tWa Msifamegia eHbHo3 iu Mela,essi tlfr. la
ib.. auegpg bs'Wmeui ,lst Melaletsi ~ rtabo
Wat BE- nlaNct sep5aielg az combined pro &C.
Hs clletl nuku0Nh q any olhsl tnsgguinsnt,
n Hpsi fc hcafd ia te appreciated
Nc Hate arrangements With s6wc ofthe lsst
fIaHo Makers g receive from tbfm rruiaf,y
tlAN0s ~ The Fffy BEST qHaliy, which wld
be sofa g ir's tlan lltsson laic,s
Also, llANus fHd MttuutuNs 81 fsHt
Aii Instruments W#HHntc8 sed ssnt % Anv
part 81 tao country 90 car rss,
EsrrY s GREEN.
Buiileboro. VI, Feb III, 1850 as
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ON tvp Nfw FLgEer-Many
farmers have an opinion that there Is
no difference in the growth Of wool,
OF 10 other words tbai there is no time
when the new ileeccs begin growing
and the old one stops Now il IS well
known that in winter the growth Of
wool is less rapid lhan in warm wealth
err; bat with The return Of spring a
new impetus Is given 70 the animal
system, The wool grows more rapidly
and is called the nelc fleece. Inspeak-
ing of The proper tune for shearing,
Youalt. in bis " SHEEP llusbandry,"
page li6. says The Sheep may
be said 10 be ready ioF sheaiing when
the oh wool las fairly risen from the
skin, aud coal d rev wool covers
the skin" Again, advocating the plan
81 deierriug sAearing uatil The end Of
July, for the purpose Of obtaining
heavier fleece, he makes lhe remark,
that the oli fleece will have separa-
ted ard a portion 81 Il have fallen 81.
This would seem 10 settle the poiut
that the staple has attained its yearly
growth during The paauTage Of the
late summer and fan months, and thai
,be remagAs Of loaats concerning the
ca and er fleece are oorreci.--RHas
FarAer.
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- = - -
G@ y yaaa u tte s
m = Fua sssemeus - hsra
a ofg tle oan,Y b. fss feh
b pa ls
asts Aeep tuas esd ssr
seet aad grain go yseesltet s 3
umt ~ ar III shi a.
- j. Engaged d eia Hag -
yibHs il.@ cas- aou p sea Is ne
mug uas 81 ere tso er Csc
ysaFs, isss oss'ua an eaira auna
'ar beus4 males BERT park aas wool.
i ta&ea f.om re Gminr dau
sasay yeuns meh heretofore aeiivei}
eaage3 Ia pFgllaag them.
tbs aoaa oahasi oftbese products
4 sln farm watfery barge shea tls
reielIiaa bfas or. and as.qncnag
prices have ~ a. yet been very muea
Increased ia lhc Northern aud West
sro Siaies The foreign demand lor
grain increases irom yeaf 70 year. and
& vii probably le a long Tins before
huf0t w,lle ele % produce rnoagh
30 feed Is Re PIE Tie United States
viii b booked % 10 feed t,a hungry
f.oor q Eas'aad. ireland AMI Scot.
land.
Demand ani supply Away hase
aud aIwuys sill govern ana rrgalate
the price Of ihe products of thc earth
Speculation may .irp IL and control
tor ilme, lut npt long Tie time
has come when every thing produced
III manual l4lor sill eommand TO-
mnncratige price. lIusbandry will
be respected according 10 It's import.
ance 70 the other industrial Interests
81 Tie country, aal the profits derived
iherefro1n.
The demand Cor horses ior army
and oller purposes is such, that fhe
prices pail 81 them are from twenty
iise 20 thirty-ihree per cent. higher
than tho same qaaliiy Of horses ssld
for one year ago aal ye. they are ris.
ing, and viii continue to rise 70 long
a. the supply u inadequate TO the d..
mand. Farmers Who give their al
tention to The raising Of good horses,
will fnd il n relnuaeraliye bushes.
ior tile next few years. Cattle for
beef work and milk, though not ma.
terially higher than one year ago,mus
advance considerably in price in the
year 10 como, o. wc much mistake the
.iens IL The timcs
Those who have large stocks, or
who have The means to produce them,
win DO well TO double their efforts,
with a certainty Of realizing large prof
It's. Wool, aud especially The coarscr
grades, has Tot been SO high for many
years as now, and il is still rising.
We have heard The opinion expressed
by intelligent gentlemen, in whose
Judgment ID such matters We place
much confidence, tia, should cotton
continue as high a. now. wool, in fair
lois, will bring from eighty cents to
a dollar per POUND within The coming
year.
In these facts tue farmer viii rot
fail to sec much 10 Encourage him 10
greater exeriions Q pu into the mar
kct The greaie.t possible amount Of The
products Of bis farm, Of whatever kind,
aud wisdom would dictate to many
who are engaged in other pursuits the
propriciy Of giving tlieir best energies
80 the proper cultivation Of the earth,
with every assurance Of bountifnl
RETURN B,cgicaA Stock Journal.
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STATIONERY
Trapping Paper.

We have now in store Forty different kinds,
sizes aud qualities also
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The department. Of Bookkeeping

sud Accounts, 6 Organized and conducted on
tie Connine Room System 'be Halls icing
Cited Up with appropriate desks ETC., aud the
sindent : introduced 90 once 70 the practical
routine II counting rooms geucn5lys
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E'aper Rags.

Twcuty-fur sizes aud kinds. These nre very
extensively used by Grocers, Druggists, and
Others.
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twill pay for itself by saving the clothes.
Il thoroughly presses cut the water from the
eiotliea about three times as quick rs they
eau lie wuing by hand.
K prevents lame Wr.sts lame backs. and lame
Sides
Il sill wiring clothes ont 81 boiling bot o. he
cold water,
Il lotYes the clothes ia excellent condition 10
dry quickly.
Il lVmovos tie dread Of washing day, and IS 10
tho laundry shat the sewing machine Is to
tive nursery.
Il viii vriBg anything, from lace collar 10 "a
bed spread.
D. P. & c. II. WALKER,
Agents COZ Remington County.
Manchester, July 10, iS62.-s
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AL BANY. NJ. Y.
The Collegiate Course

Embracing Doublc and Single rHiry Book
keeping. Commercial Computations, CONNER
eial law, Penman.Alp, Business Correspond
euce Partnership Settlements, etc, sio.
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Certificate:

SIC. ne undersigned, citizens of Lamoillc
County, VI. hereby certify that we have used
ia euI families, more % less, for about five
months las past. Washing Machine, patented
hy Mr. SapGci Wiswall, Of Hydepark. We
consider it d valuable machine both 10 saving
labor and avoiding the usual wear and tear d
clothing. II wilieieanse al articles o. ordinary
use by the simple motion Of The Machine. d
which 2 no pounding or hard friction 81 il3Hre
The articles % BE cleaned. lhr Machine w
10 uch work wish much less laio add Wuci
lc injury 10 tile clothes tllan Ec ordinary way
II rubbing on a wa.a-b1sri. Very laty aai-
cles, Ike Shin collars aud Wristbands. naY To-
Quire SOME rubbing, bnt the Machine " So
ranged that Il can BE- done IN X "a conveniently
rs with q common tub and board l0r ilds
ing and riHsiuc, the machine + very valuable
Il wil not lniure The finest muslin fabric, bile
L will cleanse bod gusts, heavy bHahet., aud
even carpets more thoroughly thaH can be done
by hand. We coNsilcrt great improvement
GA every kind 81 Washing Machine SIC hayaey
81 known, and is operation gives such uniyer-
sal satisfaction wherever II has been tried, WE
thiuk il must so9'i come Into very general use.
Ilydepark, ", June p, 1850.
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The Greatest LabOr.Saling Machine ever
Invented,
Read dc testimony and judge for yourselves.

Tic following certificate, signed Jy all ile
CgtH,y 0Reer, f5r the County IS l.amoiilc, and
au He togn Officers and Business Mcri d
HdepaFk, where this Machine WINS invented.
vl Shows IN what respe il IS held 1t home.
where d Aas been put 10 use,
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The subscribers offer tle above Machine for
sale on the following terms Any one wishing
% purchase can take d machine one month on
trial AZ tie end 81 the month he cau return the
machine, uniBiured, or pay the price Of il, as be
chooses.
CANFIELD & CHAMBERLIN.
Factory Point, May %, 1872.
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Happaaess i ID O., and nos u the
thipes agoaaiA sud ahggt rs.
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FniiiGy Stamping.

We NC prepared to receive orders for Stamp
Ing Initials On Note Paper and Envelopes.
Work well AMI promptly executed.
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LESS Of sleep"

Designed Is special assistant 90 the sb,se
named preparations, when aggravated nv BsH
iJHsnt@ o. Indigestion and the great sub.ti ute
tor a Hrca I'LL preparations
The Etitefc PWs, without tho common fninl
necessity Of almost making meal Of SUCH will
~ most cases. hy the application Of single
Pill produce ail the requirements % a sire gen
he, and icuble PANiiS rHikiC,
Let me have ,0pr confidence to make trial Of
The above nnmed Remedies, as The oaly sure til
buHl hy Which real character can be attained,
aud my declaration Is TINT such confidence VII
not bemisplncel The greater Justice is topfo
yure and reipl the descriptive Pamphlets to DO
found with ali dealers, or viii he sent free, BY
JOHN /. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor.
Practical Chemist and Pbaunaceutlst. Boten.
llass., % whom please address all cammunicr-
tiuis. Pf.ccs within reach u an.
Facsimile 81 signature over cork Or genuine
ohiy.
Sold II the Equinox Drug Store, Manchester,
and !. / Shnrtleil 4 Co., Bennington ". Koon,
S'orli bennington, aud Druggists and dealers
every Mhort lao
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Thankful for past patronage, we would solicit
d continuance Of the same, and would invite all
who are wanting goods in our line to call at
o and 10 Cannon Place.
ly20 MOORE & MINIS.
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Gard En- grazing.

We still continue te execute orders for We'd.
ding nnd Visiting Cards, &c.,-we have oui
work done by the best eugrayers.
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THEOLOGICAL B0oKs.

Tie Depository tln ~ dmcGcau Sunday
School Union and 4mercun Tract Society, al
a. the pubhlatansoI Carer, Randolph, Hoyt
NaItgIn aui ether. al a.tshie ior sunday
scNUel liblfica.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

To John Hiatt, Joseph Hornish, Leander Harblns,
David Rsid, Hatch h Thempson Charles Parsons y
Co.. Ficlen LucsA II Foster, WH Thompson,
Vim l. knddiek, q Brown. Scotcid Hro, ~
Moody, Robert Hamilton. Dixon q Brown James
Harlan, keTsey Asbnry Porter, A Brideman
Co.. Rankin, Miller Ebster, ComsfOck b To-. las
aeai, Reod, Cntier Co., SAINT boatmAn, kepben
Hasbine, Kendall, Howe Il Co., James Barross,
William Raddick, Henry Fails, VIM Thompson,
Trustee or Mrs N Graham, Lauren Dewey. kobl
Wilson, cIeehorn Harris ,n, yonsthan Wyser, Z
III hmset, Co, James II Bonnet, George Anacr.
son, II ~ Reynolds, Rix, Hsi- z Co. W Rankin,
Jennings, Brown \ CiendeniHe, Henry Huis-
kemp. and Go0dcil Buckingham:
Yoa eseh OF yo1s hereby notified that there
is hle IN The ofce Of the Clerk Of tpe Dsriss
Court Of Lee county, Iowa. ~ keokuk, petition OF
samuel +. Miller Ia his own right and Samuel F.
Miller, Oh. Perry, and AbneY Reeves, as Executors
u the will Of l.. r. Reeves a1sthlibg against John NJ
Hiatt at,A JeArph X HefHIsh. Judgment In fas Of
Samuel r. Miller for Three Thoassnd Dollars on ac-
can't Of two pren,tssoy nptSs and Judgment IN ia
OF the ExecutoN fAaGyHs VI afeERsaid sgsinst
and HiGtt and Hornish for Three Thopsand Dollars
osAsT psor. ssory nptca, Apd claGing against
all ssid Defendants foreclosure Of mortgage Fisen
BY said Hiatt sud HUfnisi certain Resi- EStale
mnntioned IN said petition, to secure Tho payment
said notes.
Now, unless you appear and answer said petition
before noon Of the secondday Of the Sept
term OF said Court gme will be rendered against
you w derhnb. RANKIN 4 MhEER
tells d Plaintiffs Au'ys,
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maayls
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To { Wycon, Vim Thompson, Rtx. Hale X CO, X
N Reynolds II Poster. George fosler, Reed CUT
Ter Co., Ruben HGbine, San RoAiman and
Ficklin Lucas
You and eacb Of you are hersby notified that there
" Ile IN the once Of Tie Clerk the District
court Of Lee county, Iowa at ksok uk, petition OF
Hiram Barnc. claiming Of you, /. G. Wyeof. the sum
OF Twenty Owe Hundred Dollars, wtth len rer gent.
INTEREST pff snnurn, payable annnrlfy. oney due
on two certain mortgages made BY ynH H. GhpNs Ma
saA. dated October ~, itaG, sfso ttgfniIF sssnst
each you The tovseIore of aid mosxpEr .he
spper addition 10 the CRY OF Keotuk 10 Lee county
Iowa, for the purchase syi tnd further ask< for
sale Of said premises, nd general relief; And an-
less you appear and snswsf said Ietlop or befrYs
OF the second day Of the next term Of said Court
10 CONNIE al Keoknk The lst Monday Of Sspesm-
Der, d. 1852 adefauit viii be entered against you,
aud judgm int fsadeTsd thereon prayed for In I'd
petition. H. SCOTT HOWELL,
mAylp.d Atty fer PaintG.
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AtI 4
80 ypbn ZwMts hsrnsxd Zwsrt, Gaorse C Anderson.
ana deo Anuf rson Co, N s Maroun Hatch y
thompson Ffrkrn Lueak. Wiiiism yurl Ell j n
brss0sn, James iumelts, Surviving psriner ~ kim
Tumelty, Scott Oimsby, A Stevenson Il
Blackwell, Daniel Mshony, Chapin 4 Zee si.ts
~ Iowa for the Of the sessci Fpna na Dsse
Iowa STATE Insurance Company, Chittsnaen NJ,
Gavio, r. u " pord, samuel h smi,inn 8 q g. =
II Tucker, M ShArts, IS T. J N Smith, znas q K
VOORHEES, q Co., Mahonoy Alton, James Cnilins
sample. George O'Neil, Jane Tarbeu Fred
Kramer, and n Douthel, 80 IT ffrN
ftu, aud each OF you, hereby notified that there
Ia nov on he IN the once Of the Clerk the Distrse
Court Of L1e county, Iowa, Ut Keokuk, petition Of
iasse Hal l4tpttnr nf ypu JOHN zwart and Bernard
EwR. The snrh OF Thirteen Hundred and Six Doliass
and Eighty orptf, With sieht per cent. interest per
mum, from Not embsf 2sth, A. D. 1851. as mon ey due
on uuee promissosy ncsss, exeeuted by you to raid
Hall; also claiming against each OF you the foreclo
nre OF mortgage, Abe ssme being upon certain Zeal
Estate In Ice county Iowa executed by the said
xwaFt and Bernard Zwsrt 70 said Halt secure m
ment OF said notes, and more particularly described
In said petition and further asking for sale OF ~ is
premises, and general relief
And unless you Hprear and answer said petition on
AefeFe OF the ceha day of the nexi Term of
said Court, TO commence ut keokuk on the LIST Mon
day OF September ID. lst2 default viii be ente
ed against you. and judgment rendered thereon as
prs,ed FOR Ia said petition.
n pa NOBLE X STRONG.
tel6-d Attys for Plaintiff.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To Cresl Green Erskiue, George c Dixon, Trus-
tee for Gresn Erskine and Joseph Bidgeway, Ed
ward Boyd, Baughman, Joseph Rida-wxy.
Charter TcblemaB, Willard SNOW. State OF Iowa
for the use OF the School Fund, s voorhies, VIM
Williams, n eNsmarra, Emma Williams,
Executrix Of George Williams, deceased, Hatch
Thompsnn, Ciafin, Mellon Co, A G Hlgbee,
Love, Bran, Adam. CO., R& d " Ford, Hugh
Kennedy, Arnold Kendall. TfcIep, YIN Turn
or, assignee Of Patrick Grouse, Kaokhk Lodge NJ
- 10 =, Oeopxs w Nc Orak1. ISseoses OF I'D
ward Boyhton, decreased James Cox, Michael
Bushey, Thomas Dungan sud Sarnh Dnngan, Exec-
utsrs IL Eauaiel jenkins. deceased, A G Highly, M
Magonn, Conman and Corman, DANES Gala
h.u. Jsres ii McCutcheep, Roy nulds Richard
son. bcn3amih z Read, Michael Taiion, g Dewey,
II lows + Co., james Kamsly, KfalaeE, Irwin
a. Co., wm Thompson Co., John w Rankin, John
W dgdsu, tnaB Cnrman and George Bryan
You and zach OF hereby NOT ined that there
Ia ME In the ONCE OF the Cierk OF the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa Keokuk In said county
petition Of Samuel =. Miller claiming or SAID \. r.
Cfee1. Ten ThonSand Dollars, IS money due on four
promissory notes and also claiming against al u you
the foreclosnre Of mortgage on certain Real Esfate
IN Lee county. Iowa, executed ~ said r. r. CfeSl -
secure said notes. sns z
Now, unleAs you appear and answer said petftisn
before noon onthe second day Of the next sepsmber
term Of said District Court OF Lee c0unty 10 Be
held ke"knki " .a't rcnn.v. decree -!u &c reg
dered against you ~ prayed mr ny default,
RANKIN MILLER,
tel3-d Plaintiffs Attys.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To z w Merithew, Louisa Aerithew, Oliver X Reeves
Ellen Reeves, Abraham Lamb, owen BALDWIN,
Gatharins Baldwin, Isaac II ali snd Mary Ann Hsii:
You and enth Of Jon, hereby notified that there
is new Ole 10 the case OF Hiram Baraey PiaintIf
(being suit In Chancery TO forsclose mortgage
against lsaac Gardner and others, DefeRdshta, bend
ing In the District Cour OF Lee county lows Keo-
kuk Entxor and crnss.bfff Or olson GHFdn.r IA
Executor Of the estate OF William Roach, deceased
who 10 defendant IN ths original sut claiming OF
you. the said n. w, NJ rihew and Oliver r. Reeves.
the sum ~ Seventeen Hundred Dollars, with Ten per
cent interest per annum rs money due gag
made by You 10 william koseh In his lifetime also
claiming against each Of you the foreclosure said
mogaee tie same being upon the North-sssi quarter
OF the South wet quarter OF Section ~ Town
ship IS north Range west, In lee county, Iowa and
Also praying thsl the South east quarter OF the south
wsst quarter or said section be drs sold TO pay the
amount which may be found due the Plaiptin, Hiram
Barney and that then tbs Nonh-saSt quarter Or the
quarter Of said section be next sold pay
Plaintiffs csi, snd further aaring for sale 81 said
premises TO pay the amount due said Gardner Exec
utor, and for general relief And unless you appear
and answer said petition before of the
ond daS az tbe ne st term Of said Court TO
n KecEnk fhe nrst Monday OF September, A, d.
isG2 default VI he entered sgsiunt you and indg-
meat rendered thereon as prayed for IN said petition
@ NOBLE b ssTEf1NE
mayl5 d Au'ys for Pisatn
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gl u rtcas Perrin u Co., Geo H. Crusaip An, GriDncI
Jenkins, Pefrsm. Paynser Davis, LpPeneott,
at44ul1 nj 6cnta JAnaes ksne, Bantes q Uo., VIM
Gfaydop Co., Lind. bros q Co., Abbott, Johns 3
Z Oo.p0 ~ Msts, Dha rie~ PsFsop. 4 To-, LN W
Worleyr kmmersen, Cochran X Co., Miller, Ah-
NE he ests Carsten Perry Executors OF Chs will
of Lawis Reeves, deceased, William Leighton,
1TttsteA, John byeh q oe C: Richardson and Elihu
Turner ...,.ssr wf.ft a3 f-&E
You, M each ofyou, are hereby n tilted that there
Is nle In the ece az The lesk ef The District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa at keek0t tie petition Of
Margaret Lyen claiming OF you, Arthur Wolcou, the
sum Of Three Thousand Dollars - money Justly due
her from you mortgage executed By you 10 her
parts OF lots and baosk g. ~ Kookuk, Iowa, more
particularly described In ssid petition. hitch
given TOT tha chase money of said premises,
and uther asking for sale OF sssd prenses and for
general relief I'LL .s,fgw
Nows, nniers ,ou ~ pear and answer thereto on or
before Of the second day IT the ~ said
Court to commence In Keoknk on the Afst Monday OF
September 1893 Judgment snd decree Of
with be rendered asainat You BY default ~ prayed for
.ff@ McCRARY BRUCE,
iel3-a AAt,ys for HlaIntiG.