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Prof. L. Miller's
IAVlGORAIUR,

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Lighte & Bradburys'

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Road Notice,

Road Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern, that the undersigned will make
application to the county Commissioners Of
Ailegany county at their next session for the
appointment of Com missioners to locate a coun-
ty road to commence at the Pennsylvania line
near Hiram Mitchells and Casper Martins, in
District No. ii, and connect with the National
Road at some point between the residence o.
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Wonderful Effects.

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bus, Cholera 1nfantum, Flatulence, Jaundice,
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used it, and is now re-
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uas cured thousands Of both sexes of the most
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-16
NOTICE..

10 .ohn zrarf Bernard zwsrt, George G Anderson
T m nso n n,an fson Co, = Masoun Hatch
nnoMpsoh. rieki len Lucss, william Burketi !
nrreden janice iumsry, SURVIVING partner q, Eins
Tunelty, Scott Ormsby "A y s,sxnn.o VI ~
niachweil, Daniel Mahony, Chapin 4 Ies s,.,s
81 Iowafor the use OF the School Puma 49,.
Iowa State lnsurance Company, Chit 1an " !,
Gavie, d Ford, Ssmuei Hsmii.an 4 u = =
Tackcr, 6hArts. 3 y Nsatih u 1.,,r. = = =
VOORHEES, 1 Co., Mahoney r. Alton, James Cai,S =
WSampls, George O,NeH, Jane TarbeI, III.
Kramer, and Douthel: 1'eo
Yen, and each Of YOU are hereby pptned III there
nov ~ h1t In the once of the Clerk the Dastrit
Court Of Lse county, iowa, OF Keokuk, pss4ion al
isaac Hail Claiming OF you John Zwart and Bernard
zwAst the sNIn Of Thirteen Hundred and Sir Delars
and Eehiy Gents with per cent interest per
nnn, from Nov embsr 25h, A. ID. 1881, ~ money due
on three prcmissory notes, executed by you TO said
Hall also claiming against each you the forecos
a,e OF mortgage, the same being upon certain Zeal
Estate 10 Lee county Iowa executed by the said John
zwsrt snd Bernard zwart 10 said Hall to secure nay.
maHt OF said notes. and more Particulars Ieratba
IN said petition; and further king for sale OF said
premises, anil general relief,
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or beIoTo OF the second day Of the next term of
said Court 10 commence ut keokuk on the LIST Nom
day OF September, A. u. lsfo dfsan,t viii 10 enlcr-
ed against You, snd judgment tshdefed thereon as
pray ed for In said petition.
NOBLE Il STRONG,
jcl6-d Attys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-16
+ EGAL NOTICE.

To Crssl, Gfeen Erskipe, 6eorss Olson, Trus-
tee Ior Green Ersstns and joseph Bidss.ay, Ed
ward Boyd, Banehmans joseph Rids.way,
Charter Teblemsn, WiIlsrd snow, State of Iowa
for TIE use Of the Sehool I1nd, 8 vcsrbiea, WIN
WILLIAMS, r J McNa0arra, Emma H WillsAns,
Executrix OF George b Williams, decreased, Hatch
ThompAOn, Cladin, Aellsp 4 Co.. A q Higbss,
Love, 1uAr AdamD Co., = q ID " Ford, Hugh
Kennedy, Arpold Kendall, ficlen, Wm Turn
ev, asstgnee OF Patrick Grouse, Ksohuk Lodge No
- +, George w McCrAv. xsseutor Of Ed-
ward Boynton, deceased. James Cos, Michael
bushey, Thomas DUNCAN and HsrsA Dungan- Exec
utsfs of Samuel Jsnklns, dscesssd, "A y HigSy, n
Maeenn, r ConmAn and gagman, James Calla-
SOP. benjsmin Ksad. Michael Talon. D C Dassy,
H X Love Co, james Ramsay, Kramer Irwin
Il Co., WIN Thcnps6n = Co., John ~ Rankin, john
w ogden, John COf7man and George Bryan:
You, and 0ch OF you hereby not ined that there
Is is II the once Of the Clerk the District
Court Of Leo eoanty, lows, Keoknk, In aa county
petition II 0amueI r. Miller slaine ~ aid i. n
Cfsal. Ten Ihoussnd Dollars, - money dus ON four
prOnassoy Notes, and also claiming agiinst Ill Of yon
ths f0rNelosHre ri MartmGe eertain Real Estate
In Lee coanty lows, exeeusd by said B. r. Crsei 70
) ee0Ie sAiA noAss.-
] Nov, unlsss ron appear ana answer said pttitloa
before noon onthe second day or the next September
term OF said District Cont 81 Lee comfy, lows 10 b
held X eok uk In aaif bounty aecrsc MI, ~ 60,
dsred asAtnst you asprayed 1t BY dsfsuIt
RANKIN I AILLHR
jsis-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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EGAL NOTICE.

To- Morley. j., Ten Eyck. Ford Gerhsm
kosd, ~ n Love h Co., and 9 u PERI,
fo1 Are hereby notified that there IL now on Ale In
the once OF the Clerk OF the District Court of lee
county. lows. al keokuk, petition Of G. H. Perry,
Abner ~. and Samuel r. AtfeY Executors Of The
VII! OF Reeves. claiming OF you, j. Morley, jr.,
Eight Hundred Dollars, as money due n promissoYy
note, and also claiming against Oh OF eforee,os-
ure OF mortgage on certsD Real Estate 10 Lee
~, Iowa, executed by said J. Morley jr to secure
said note.
Now, unless you appear and answer said petition
before noon of the second day ne xt
termUf ths District Court 81 Lee county Iowa TO be
held 1t keokuk, In said county, judgment viii be
rendered against You ~ pray ed for by default.
RANKIN Il MILLER
1eis-d htt'yK for plaintiffs.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

III n
To Rsddinrton, Davta r W ilron, Jeremiah Har-
ne. CfscI = shsppssd. @ ktnssy, c 4 Carter,
r Vail, Thorn 4 Gstnaa, Lauts Gents Brown 4
Clssdspaag. = Nsse. J w Scrsgss smith ssnssls,
Charles Parsons. Bs:la.in = Agsn. 5.nes Carroll
CAMERON q B4Wardv, ~ rYis Hos enhefn, futile,
Beriey 4 smith, John OZARK, "A Bridsnsn Co.,
Dean Brother.
YOU and each OF yon, hereby nosihed that there
10 nov ON ale In the once Ci~rk eftbe District
Court Of Leo county, lows, a. Kcokuk. petition Of
6assei +. Miller, in his oWn right, and Samuel
y. Miller, G. H. Perry, and AbneT Reeves, ~ Execu
tsrs OF the viii OF y Reeves claiming seainst d.
Rsddingtan aiudrmentiR fsvor Of Samuel +. Miller.
for One Thontaud Dollars account OF two promis-
sorry notes ard Judgment In favor OF the Executors
afOpssaid for One Theusxnd Dollars, on account OF
two other promiesory noes Said petition also claims
asafnss all Of you tho foreclosure Of mortgage ON
certain Real Eststs In Lee county, Iowa, BY
said d. N ddineton 70 secufo said notes.
Now. uuiess you appear and answer eaiA psttttoa
befors noon ths second day Of The Sept mber
term Of the District Court 81 Lee cOunsy, lows b.
herd At Keokuk, JUDGMENT viii be rendered against
you - prayed for BY default.
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
Je13-dlm Plaintiffs Atpys
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EGAL NOTICE.

10 Emily III Howe. Lowell Howe Arnold Eepdall G
Priehard snd q n Perry
tir ffee of the Clerk Of the nisfrirt Tnart ~ 80
o,uhf IVA a. hooknk. petition Of G, II. Perry,
Atttet reeves ana SsmneiF. Miller Yvecnts ~ Of he
VIII o' u, heeFes Claiming of y.u, Lmiis Ri. III We
and Lowell Howe, -Four hundred Dollsrs. as money
due on psom,ssofy note, and also claiming rgain.t
Estate In Lee county. lows executed TO secure aid
note.
Nov, unless you appear AID answer said petition
before OF the nd Day OF the merit SentAhsr
term Of tho District Court Of Ire county Iowa. = be
held u keokuk judament wli DO rendered aGein
~ prayed for by default
RANKIN L MILLER.
lel3-d Att'ys for Piatntirs
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Jsis-d
rHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA. LEE Cognrr, lsS.
BY virtue Of special execution 10 me direct.a r..
sued By az Clerk the District Court OF said connty
u favor Of and Harvey Strong and agaipst M
have levied upon and viii sell 10 Ne hIxh.
q tho front door OF the Clerks once fine
District Court Of Lee county Iswa st Keokuk In said
county on tho 18th day OF July. A. b. 1899, between
mencang - O'Clock p m of said day the following
prcpsrty fo-.t Lot eight 90 10 Block ninsty-dx (so1
10 shA CITY 81 keokuky hee oouaty, f0wa.
Taken. levied upon and 70 DO sold by order Of Conf
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keokpk, June f0th Ie99
N. G. HEDGES, Sheriff Lee county lows.
lei9d BY p, y. SAITH, IT., Deputy,
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TO Thoms. Martin E&.zsb+tb Martin, Mordeeaf Var
nall, william Leslis, Leslie, Frederick 2aer.
Cordelia Ann zuxg. John Boyd, Bailey Barnes
Wood, william y Turner, Hugh Hart, smith Hsni,i
John Randolph, James Dimond, Jsmea Hamilton
Joseph w zuGx. Keiner Laurent, Z Il Blackwell,
and State OF Iowa:
You hereby notified that there il now on nle In
the thce OF the Clerk OF the District Cour. OF Lee
county, Iowa, ~ Ksokuk, petition Of Samuel r. NH
Ter, c. u. Perry and AbDer Reeves, kxeeutors Of the
viii Of l.. X. Reeves, claiming OF Thomas Martin,
Eight Hundred DolsSs, ~ money due pro m sso ~
note aud claiming aEAinst all 81 you the foreclosure
OF . MORTGAGE given by ssid Merlin certsin Real
Estate In Lee county Iowa, 10 secure the pay OF
ssid note.
Now, uniers You appear and answer said petition On
before Of the second day OF the bep.sn-
Der term 81 said Court, ju'gment Will be rehd, red
against you b, default.
RANKIN MILLER.
jel2.d A,svs for pic ,.t,0
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F EGAL NOTICE.

10 Caroline q ReAder and E, n. Harrison
You and each Of you hereby not flied thst there
now on ale In the once OF the t1erk u the District
Court OF Lee County, lows, II Keokuk, petition Of
Jesse kuddick claiming or you, Caroline +. Reeder,
One thousand Dollars . money due on . promssoYy
NOTE and claiming against both Of you the foreclosure
Of mortgage executed BY said Caroline 3. Ksedes
on certain real estate tn Lee County Iowa, 70
said note.
And unless ofyou sppeaY and answer said peti.
ton before noon - the ssecsnd dsy a the next
September term OF said District Court OF Lee County
to be hold At Keokuk, deeree will be rendered
asainssyou - prayed for, By default.
ef8s RANKIN 4 MILLER,
junel0-d1m Plaintiffs AttOrneys
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ie2a-d4w
NOTICE.

To Vim slater, Guy Wells, Mortimer Henderson and
Wesley Harrison, Defendants
You are hereby notified that there 10 Ae In
the CierAs once Of the District Court OF Lee county
Iowa, nj keokuk, petition in equity 81 Hiram Bar
ney, ella ming Of you, VIM. r. Slater, Judgment for
the sum OF Six Hundred Dollars upon certain mort
made by you 10 Cbas Mason. upon the NoTthwest
quarter Of the Northwest quarter OF Section 10
Iowa and of you all the foreclosure Of said mortgage,
the sale Of said land the extnguishment Of the equity
Of redemption. aud for general relief.
And YOU must each appear And AnAN4r said petition
BY noon Of the second day Of the next term o. said
Court 10 be held keotuk on the nrss Monday Of
September A. ID. 1862, judgment will be had therein
By default. n. SCOTT HOWELL,
jec5-d4w Atty for Pi'tn.
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/ EG AL NOTICE.

To Frederick zuEE, cofdeiia Ana zuss black,
wen, William Turner anA the state Of Iowa:
You, ane each ~ 3on are hereby notifed that there
lsnaH Gle la the once Of the Clerk OF the Dstycs
Court 81 Lee county. Iowa, Ksokak in said cos~ty
petition OF Reiner LAurreps claiming Of raid ftta.
erich zasg Two Hundred and riSty isoiisrs with IN
tsresi AZ money due proinssory note, and claim
Ing AGAINST IL Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage
certain Real Estate In Lee county Iowa exeented by
said Frederick zurg sagd Reiner to secure
said note.
Now, unless you appear and answer ssid PIT ior he
lore noon the second day Of the next Septe mbsr
term OF the shid District Court of Lee fonnts Ieva
TO be heid al Keokuk In ,ad cntffs, c~cyee will be
rende red againsi you as prayed for By default.
RANKIN MILLER,
jel2-d ANtys for ptz ti,tiG,
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To Prank Barnett NsomI Barnett, Mary A Mckee
Theodore II AyeTs. and Perry;
You are hereby notified fhat there IL on file in
M once Of the cs~rk OF the Dstrict Court of Lee
county, Iowa, III keOk uk, apSiti"n ~ samuel Mil
Ter, Abner Reeves and e. Perry, Executors Of the
VIII Of L. y. Reeyrs. claiming ofysu5 lFrank Bsrnett
Three Hundred Doilars, ~ money due promissory
note and also praying against eli you the forscos
ure Of mortgage certan Real Estate In IAe couu-
", Iowa, executed 10 secure said note.
Now unless You appear and said petition be.
fore on the second day Of the next Sept snbey
term Of the Dstric Court OF Lee eoupty Iowa 10 be
held ri keokuk In said county, vim be render
cd against you ~ prayed for By default,
RANKIN MILLER
jel4-d Att,ys for Plsinti1s
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jeIa-d
r EGAL NOTICE.

To Barfsni Williams. Margaret Williams, Thos
w Ciagctt, 1osepb Manning. Hiram barney All
bott, John ~ Co, Ole Erickson:
lou SIC hereby notified that here 10 noe ON Gle In
tue shiee ~ the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee
county, Iowa. 81 Keokuk, the ptnton Of Reudinol
SeeIey, surviving partner OF seeey, willard Co.,
and Vandervort, Dicferson 4 Co, claiming srsin.t
h. A. Williams Judgment for Ten Thousand Doiiays
tn favor Of said Boudinos seeley and Judgment OF
Six Tbnusapd Dollars In favor or Wand ervor lie
san " ard claiming aga .i iii 81 sAls
certain Real Estate DeEttaTtt ia said and
foreclosure OF mqJtss2e ntfeLH IN psisfxcaion Of
said debts; And unlsss yon sprsar and answer said
petition on or bsfoge noon Of Lie day Of shs
next September term OF said CO UT judgme will be
rendered against you by default.
RANKIN MILLER.
Jel2-d Ah'ys for PiainfiG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-16
I EGAL NOTICE.

To Arthur wolcott, Nathan Hewsom, Ceorse Gil.
Prizes, Ferris d Co., Geo Crossnsn, sGrinssi 4
Jenkins, resnm, Paynter Davis, Lippencott
Hunter and scoti, Jnmss Kent, kantes a Co., VIM
Graydon Co. Lind. Bros Co, Abbott. johns =
Co., Guy Wells, Chsries Parsons Co, ~ J
Morley Emmeftun, Cochran Il Co, 8 Miller All
nor Rcsvss, Carlton II Perry kyscutoss 81 NE III
of Lewis Reeves, deceased, William LsIehten
Trustee, John Lyen, Goo. G. KchArdsos and Eahs
Turner:
You, IND each ofyou. hereby nctined that there
10 now nlc in the ONCE OF the clerk Of the District
Coan ~ Lee county Iowa. NJ Keokut tho petition Of
Margaret Lyen, claiming Of You, arthur Wolcot, the
sum OF Three Thousand Doiiars, money justly due
her from you on mcy'safc executed by 10 her
pAfts Of loAe and bloch -, In Kechuk Iowa more
particularly described In ssid heb nosaes
was given for the purchase uency4s aatd premises
and further askins for Ad&as " said and for
general Yelisf %E3
Now, unless Yen appear and answer thereto on or
before Of The second day Of the term ufsa
Court, to commence In kcoknk the hrst Monday 81
Septnnbrs lso2 Judgment and decree OF fer~cosurr
will be rendered against You by defauit prayed
In said petition.
McCRARY 4 BRUCE
tel3-d AnSs for Plaintiff.