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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

4 CoRREcIoN.-Week before last we published order issued by Gen. (Stonewal) Jackson, in which mortifying typographical error occurred The printers made the sentence read thus "The General commanding would warmly express to the officers and men under his command his joy in their achievements, and his achievement, and his thanks" etc., when the original was: q his joy in their achievements, and his thanks" etc.
 By the repeat,' as printers ttrm it, the old hero is made to puff himself piece of bad taste of which he, of all men, would not be guilty. It escaped our notice in reading the proof-sheet, as errors will, despite the utmost care And this in stance may serve as preface to anecdote we somewhere found in print, as foliUws:
 VexatiouS typographical errors will sometimes occur in newspapers i'll spite of all the vigilance that can be exercised. Editors do not often trouG}e themselves much about them, knowing their req der5 to be capable of distinguishing those that are the fault of the prootreader, and trusting for in diligence to the extenuating circumstances of haste and hurry in going to press. They cannot always be avoided, even when time is given for thorough reading, and all percevable precautions adopted. We have recently met with curious historical fact, which may be appositGly related in this nection It is to the effect that some hundred years ago, number of the professors ot tn Edin- burgh Univ ersity attempted to publish work which should be perfect specimen of typographical ac- curacy Every precaution was taken to secure the desired result. Six experienced proof readers were employed, who devoted hours to the reading of each page, and after 1t was thought to be perfect,
 1t was pasted up in the University, with n0ttca- tion that reward of fifty pounds sterling would be paid to any person who could discover an error. Each page was suffered to remain two weeks in the 1 place where it had been pasted, before the work was completed, and the professors thought they had attained the object for which they had been striving When the work was issued, it was dis covered that several errors had been committed- one of which ill the first line of the first page
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30
PeachesI PeachasI

OFFICE CHIEF CoNMssARY TRASsMIssIssIsPI DISTRICT,
 Little Rock, July 2s, 1862. NY quantity of good ripe Peaches for the of the "A army, will De purchased delivery to the Post Com missary at Little Rock at Crystal Hill. The highest market price per bu.hel, Will be paid. Proposals for furnishing from Twenty to Five Hundred Bushels daily invited to be delivered at Little Rock Crystal H Benton and Reckport suoh other place may be designated. JOHN .: PALhbk, July 30 If Major and Chief Commissary.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

r9y- A northern paper says the Yankees have the advantage of the rebels in every thlnS put earnesfness By earnestneSs is meant courage, and the remark is true
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

In the battle near Rich nond, the federal bat teries were surrounded and protected by iron picket fences, the posts being made sharp and driven in the ground. These posts were near together made the barricade firm and it was so high that horses could not jump it. Our men had to chamber over this iron railing and made three charges before they carried the principal battery.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

gg- A pockelbook containing money, picked un in the streets, has been left at this office. which the owner can get by the proper appll- cation
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30
LITTLE ROCK. :.: !: JULY 30, 1862

ny CirY SUBSCRIBERS will have to call at the office hereafter or their pa CTS. 1t is difficult to get boys to carry them around; besides, many sub scribers get their papers on "Wednesday evening, and then are served a. ain or Thursday morninSbN the carriers B. not sending them out b} the hoys. subscribers can get them as soon as issued.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

Rr1LY FOR FLoRIDA.-The patriotic little State of Florida, with.a voting population not exceeding l2,5OO, now has in the field over lO,. 900 men, and another regiment in process of formation,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

SysTrv.rIc LYINC.-That the Yankees drea' foreign intervention is clearly shown by the lhe' they manufacture for European consumption
 They 20 to the enormous expense ot printing editions of papers to be sent to England, Ii
 which ev.re thing that looks favorably toward the south is carefully suppressed and wholesale and rejail fiction inserted. A steamer that et
 Nv Y rk abnut the last of June took out pa ners oivifg full and circumstantial account c the taking of Richmond. the capture ot Dawn and a like mess of stuff Pictorial papers repre- sented ,he triumphal march Of Mcclellan mt Richmond Another species of lying Is to rep resent the vast amount of cotton they seized The federal papers at New Orleans publish ac counts of the reception ot cotton when, Tn iac
 they have not got 300 bales in all. The ship, that clear for northern ports take one or tw' bales of cotton, end then are reported to arriv' with cargoes Of cotton, sugar, etc. While thi is being tuld cotton is selling in New York a forty cents a pound It is amusing to reaf their accounts of their defeat. Some admit II but the Mcclellan organs will soon have It l. have been a victory. At the worst, they vii only admit 1t was change of front, a> a>stragetl' movement to secure better position. ebe. -
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30
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wauted-At thls office, a Coop Boy, one who will uot want 10 qut as soon as he gets use ful
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

DEATH OF WILLIAM B. PAISLEY, EsQ-We regret to annaunce that this gentleman died, al
 bis residence in this city, onthe 25'h inst Mi, Easley was at the time of his death and for several years previously, clerk of the coung was very popular and held in high esteem. <Hv was a man of principle, of pleasant mahners and d useful member of soclely. His will be severely felt in the community, and is sad bereavement to his family. V
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

By the latest reports from the North, Ex' President Martin Van Buren was dying.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30
Specis Order No. l4.
DIsTRlCr oIW EST TENNESSEE, ! Office of the Pvost Marshal General, } Memphisrenn., July 10, 1862. J

ne COHSGdHI cGlDuillc5lIOu DcINtSH tHt SO- called Confederatarmy and their friends and sympathizers in t city of Memphis, despite | the orders heretofe issued, and the efforts to enforce them, hainduced the issuing of the following order:
 The families ne residing in the city of Mem. phis of the tolloyng persons are required to ] move south beyon our lines within five days from the date helol:
 FIRsp All perons holding commissions in the so7;alled Confederate army, or who have voluniriy enlisto in said army, or who accom- pany ind are connected with the same.
 SnoSD. All persons holding office under or in te employ of tie so-called Confederate gov ernient.
 pilRD. All persons holding state, county, or m hicipal offices, who claim allegiance to said sccalled Confederate government, and who l.ve abandoned tbeir families and gone South. fSafe conduct will be given to the parties here < required to leave, upon application to the Provost Marshal of Memphis. By command of Mai -Gen'l .. 5. Grant.
 WI. s. HILLYER,
 Provost Marshal Gen'l. The above order. with the following, publish ed about the same time, expels nearly two~ thirds of the people of Memphis from their homes. and drives them shelterless upon the cold charities of the world:
 l. Traitors and rebels who refuse to comply with the laws aud support the constitution of the United States should not be permitted to
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

A NURSE wanted for a sick lady. Enquire of Col R. c. "A NEWTON, Adjutant Generals Office. July 30 ltS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

on the Sth inst, ,l35 bales of cotton, confs- cated, (that is, stolen from the South,) sold at public sale for 392 cents pound.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

The Hilton Head correspondent of the Hart ford Times is very lugruious about the State of affairs on the Island. lie says: In conse' quence of the impressment of negroes for sol diers, no food will be raised this year. The negroes were hard to catch, begging piteouslY to be released, and were good for nothing after they were caught"
 The HOO negroes composing the brigade are described as a motley, jaobering, stupid, undisciplinabe sct-of no use whatever, except to consume United States rations, which they do at fearful rate"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

The following the federal order in relation to the women an lildren of Memphis. These poor creatures ha but five days to pack up or sell their properfysd go, heaven knows where, to beg or starye. heir little all must be aban- doned to Yankee rderers, and they exiled. Is ii not atrociOus
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

So certain were the people of the North that Mcclellan would take Richmond, that one of the New York illustrated papers got up pictures of McClellan's triumphal march into the city with himself and officers filing around the sta' tue of Washington. The fall of Richmond was teegraphed all over the North; bells were rung, cannon fired and bonfres lighted. So confident were they that three New York mer chants arrived at Richmond ready to collect bills and sell goods. They were sent to the to- bacco warehouse.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

Onthe lst of July, the town of Bastrop, Texas, was almost entirely destroyed by ire-only one store was left in the place. The hotel and a large block of brick buildings, with l25 bales of cotton, were burnt. Loss $SO,oOO.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

The Nashville, now called the Thomas L. Wragg, has arrived at southern port heavily laden with arms and ammunition. She had on board thirteen batteries Of light artillery pre- sent from the merchants and citizens of Liver pool to the Confederate States. There are 78 guns in the batteries, all rided, with carriages, harness, etc. She was chased seventeen hours by federal gunboats.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

Daniel Webster was prophet. Read these words of his uttered on memorable occasioa, and then look at the staie of the country. Sad he:
 If these internal fanatics and aboitionise ever get power ln their hands, they will oyerrld2 the constitution, set the supreme court at de iance, change and lnake jaws to suit themselves lay violent hands on thCse who differ with then n their opinion or dare question their intalll bllity, and finally bankrapt the country and de- luge 1t with bIood!'i
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

A federal dispatch from New York says that
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

We read a good story in an exchange, of a conversation between two of Stonewall Jack sons men: Says one, "I wish all the Yankees were in he'll Says the other, :" don't-be- cause if they were, old Stonewall would take us in after them"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

Gustavus Adolphus Scroggs, noted New York politician and one of the founders of the know nothing order, has been nominated for bri- gadier general by Lincoln.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

Texas rangers and guerllas arein the swamps opposite New Orleans. They have killed or driven in the pickets at Carrollton several times.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-30

The Confederate treasury department is now issuing very neatly engraved treasury notes of the denominations of one dollar, one and half, two, two and half and three dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

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To John xTatf. BEN ard WAR, George q Anderson,
and Geo q nd' Tson Co, M M1youn, Hatch Il
Thompson, rickirn Lucas, william Bnrkett, J NJ
Breeder james Tumelty. sury ire partner Of King
Tumelty, Scott Otmsby, A r Stevenson Il
u Blackwell, Daniel Ashopy, CAspib 4 lee state
Of lowafor the use OF the School Fund Hosm ! =:
Iowa State Insurance Company, Chl,tendcu 4 Nc
Iavio ERA d w Ford Samuel Hamilton IS w q
II Tucker, NJ p Sharts, s, - Smith, zueg C X
voorhi es d Co.. Mahoney r Alton, James oiiins
INV sample, George o'Neil, Jane Tarbell Pred
Kramer, and Douthel
You, and each OF you hereby notified that there
is now he in the once of the Clerk The District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, tt Kenkuk, petition 81
Isn sc Hall claiming of you John 1wart and BERNARD
Zwart, the OF Thirteen Hundred anu Blk Dollars
and kglAy cpntr, with eight per cent ran
NUN. from November 25ih, A. ID. 1861, as money due
on three prunissory notes. executed by You to said
Hall, also claiming ugHtpf ed CHI OF yon the forecos-
uIc II mortgage The SHINE being upon certain Real
Estate In Lee county Iowa eseenttd by the shid John
Iwart and Bernard Xwart to said Hall 10 81 cure pay
ment OF said notes. and more partieusrtS de+elib d
in said petition and further king Tor sale Of rai'
prem Sos, and general relief,
And unless yan sTFrar and answer said petition on
or before OF the second day OF the next term OF
said Court TO comment vt keeknk The LIST Mon
day Of September ID. tsG2 q, FGii will lie enter
ed against you, and Judgment ftnftied thereon AZ
prayed for in said petition.
NOBLE x STRONG,
ielG-d Au'ys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
r EGAL NOTICE.

To Creel Green Erskine, George C Dixon, Trus-
toe Tor Green Erskine and Joseph kidgeway, Ed
ward boya, Baughman, Joseph RIdg.way,
lhsrter& Tebieman, willard Snow, ktate of Iowa
for the use OF the School Fund, r yoorhfse. VIM
Williams, d Mcnamara Emma ii Williams
Executrix OF George Wilitans. de c. Ased. Hatch
Thompson CiafiD. Mellon d Co, A C Higbee,
Love, Bryan, Adams 4 Co., Err u W Ford, Hugh
Kennedy, Arnold Kendall, II Ficien VIM Turn
er, assignee Of Patrick Grouse Eeokuk Lodge No
ID Q r, George w McCrary, Ezecutar OF Ed-
ward BoyDton, deceased James Cox, Michael
hushey Thomas DUNCAN and Sarah DUNCAN, Exec
MAgoun, ConmAn and ConmAn, James Gala
ham JaInesH McCutch~on, Reynolds Richard
son Benjamin. Read, Michael Talon, D G Dewey,
X Love h Co, James Ramsay, Kramer, Irwin
* Co., VIM Thompson h CO., John w Rankin John
Orden John Codman and George Bryan:
You, and each of hereby flied that there
file In the Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa Keoknk In said county
petition Of bamueiF Miller, claiming OF said u, r.
Creal. Ten ThnuSand Dollars, as money due on four
promssory notes and also claiming against all Of you
the foreclosure OF n mortgage certain Real Estate
in Lee county. Iowa. executed by said r. p Creel 10
secure sale notes.
Now, uDleas you appear and answer said petition
before noon the secnnd day Of the next September
TO Of said District Court OF Lee county lows to be
held ut kcok uk, in said county decree will be ren-
dsred against you ~ PRAYED for by default.
RANKIN : MILLER,
je13-d Plaintiffs Attys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
I EGAL NOTICE.

To Frederick za2g. Coraelis Arm yrrr. Y Black
Vel, Nflt4am Infnef. ntd the ftsie ~ love-:
va aAG Zach ~ yoG. are LefttS autJp*a that there
CD die IN The offoe tbe Clerk the District
Court iee county Iowa, keokuk, ID sAid ~,
petition OF Eeiner Laurent claiming II sAF - ~
erich Zagg Two Hundred and fif:y Heigafs, Within
tcre.i money due on preHrsor! note, ssa eistm-
ing all n YOU the foreclosure Of orgAge
certain Real Estate in Ler Iowa executed ~
said Frederick Zgalo aid lner Laurent 10
said note
Now, unless you appear and answer sasd p"tlteuht-
fore the sreofd day OF tie Lsst September
Of tn" said District Court of Lse surIs Iowa,
H. he he,d NJ ksokuk IN said county. ssefee viii he
render against you as prayed tor by default.
RANKIN MILLER,
leI2-d An',s Tor Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
..ie13-d
GHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA. LEE County, }SS.
BY virtue Of apeciaJ execution to me directed is
sned the Clerk the District Court OF said
in favor Or JANET and Harvey Strong and against W
Helknap ihayelegl@d upon and VIII sell to the high
est the door OF the CLERKS mice the
District Court OF Lee county Iswa at Keckuk In said
county on the 18Th day Of July. A. D. le6g, hetween
Abe hours 81 O'Clock o. m. and O'Clock p. CEN.
mcncing NJ Y o'clock p. Of said day, the following
property to-~t' Lot esht t5 IN Block ninety sig ta6)
- rar Wy " Zee county low ".
to satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keokuk, June 18th, 1859.
Nc. HKDUES, shenn Lee county. Iowa
jslsd ~ ,. y. anirn, Jr., Deputy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

TO ] Morley, jr., II B Ten Eyck, Ford, Gorhnm
Ford, Love Co, and II Perry
You are hereby notified thai there Is now on file In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Ire
county. lows. ~ Keoknk, petition Of c, X. Perry
AbssF Reeves aud samuel r. Miller Executors Of the
viii OF Reeves. claiming of you, J. Morley Jr.,
Eight Hundred Dollars, ~ money due promissory
note, and aiso ca'ming against all OF
OF mortgage on certsin Real Estate In Lee
~ Iowa, executed by said j. Morley, IT,, to
said note
Now unless You appear and answer said petition
before OF the secnnd day Of the September
term Of the District Court Of Lee county Iowa 10 be
held at Kpokuk, In said county, JUDGMENT will be
rendered against you as pray ed for by defsnlt.
ktNkfE & MILLER
jel9-d Auys for Pluiutifs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
T EGAL NOTICE.

To Caroline Rceder and f.. II Harrison.
You and each OF you are hereby fled that there
IL now on file In the Office of the Jerk u the District
Court OF Lee County, lows, at Keokuk, petition of
jesse kuddick, claiming Of you, Caroline +. Reeder,
One Thousand Dollars ~ money due on q pfom ssory
note. and claiming against both of YOU the foreclosure
Of = mortgage executed hy said Caroline h. ReeicE
on certain real estate In Lee County Iowa. TO
said note.
Andnnless ofyou appear and answer said petit
ton before the second day OF the next
September term OF said District Court OF Lee County
20 be held IT Keokuk, decree will be rendered
against you ~ prayed for, BY default.
RANKIN MILLER,
jnnel9-dim Plaintiffs ttorneys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

COULDN'T SUPPORT IA chap in
Virginia was taken prisoner by the rebels,
who demanded that he should take IN
oath to support the confederate govern.
ment. The fellow said he had taken a
great many big oaths in his day, but he
could not even support bis own family,
and to swear to support the confederate
government was taller swearing than he
dare do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
NOTICE.

To Vim slater, Guy Wells Mortimor Henderson, and
Wesley harrison, Defendants
You ere hereby notified That there is now Ate In
the Cleris Office the Dstrct Court OF Lee county
Iowa, at keokuk, petition in equity of HIRAM Bar
ney, elm ming OF you, VIM, Slater, Judgment for
The sum OF Six Hundred Dollars upon certain mort
gage made by yoa 10 Chas Mason upon tho Northwest
ausrier OF the Northwest quarter OF Section &c
Township 1871 North, Range EGi West, In lie q anig
Iowa at4 soH alt the foreclosure Of ssiH ttrrEsge
the Of said lard the esineuishneni Of the equity
OF redemption, and FOR gene Pal relief
And you must each appear and answer said petition
by Or the second day OF the term ~ said
Court, to be held Ut keekuk the FIRST Monday OF
E~ptenber, a. D. 1a62 or Judgment III be had therein
by default. II. SCOTT howell.
je95-d4w Att, for Pi'tG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

To Frank Barnett, Naomi Barnet, Mary A Mckee,
Theodore III Myers, and e h Perry
You are hereby notified That there 10 row fle In
the ONCE of the Clerk ~ the District Court Of lee
county, Iowa. al krpknk, petition Of Samuel Mil
Ter, hbner ReevesaDd &. Ii Ferry, Executors OF Me
will Of L.. X Reeves claiming Of you, Frank Barnett,
Three Hundred Dollars money due on pronilssory
note, and also prAy against ali OF you the foreeios
OF mortgage certain Real Estate Ia Lee eoup-
~. Iowa, executed TO secure said nots.
Now, unless yop appear ard answersaid petition be-
fore neon The SECOND day Of The next september
OF te District Cnurt ct Lee COUNTY, Iowa, 10 be
held Kcokuk said eouEtS, decIeeMli be pder
cd sgAiIast you az pray red for By default.
RANKIN b MILLER
jet2-d Att'ys for P1siHtlfs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

~Col. Charles H. Van Wyck, who
was wounded at Fair Oaks, and died few
days since from its effects. was a repre-
sentative in Congress FROM the New York
Sullivan aud Orange district, and chair
man of the famous Cyan Wyck investi
eating committee He was man of
great energy aud lofty patriotism.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
iele-d
EGAL NOTICE.

To Emily NJ Hove Lowe Howe Arnold Kendall, @
Prsehsrd anh G II Perry:
Stu are hereby ntfft that there IL file In
tar nte af the Clefk ef the District Court az Ice
",uht5 lh"ps AT kenkuk, petition OF G. H. Perry,
Abnet Reeves and SamuelF. Miller, Exarniuff al he
will OF r. Reeves, claiming OF y,n, Emily NJ HIVE
and Lowell Howe, -Four Hundred Dollars. money
due on nots. and siso cia!minr tFatn.t
all OF you The foreclosure Of OF Real
Estate in Lee county, Iowa executed TO secure said
note.
Now, unless you appeBr aud Rnswer said petition
before Of the second day Of the next September
term of the District Court Of LIE county Iowa. 10 be
held at knk judgment wi be rendered against you
E prayed for hY default.
RANKIN MILLER
tef2~d Atttss for Plaintiffs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

ANNEXATION OF CANADA The North
wester, Canadian paper published at
Red River, it is out in favor OF anne alton
with the United States. 1t says that
Great Britain shows perfect indifference
to the settlement, and it enjoys none of
the commercial or governmental advanta.
ges it has right to expect; and, on the
other hand. American influence of every
kind are operating upon it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
i EGAL NOTICE.

To BArraIt Il Williams, Nsr9sreiF wIIiiamt, Thos
W Ciagttt, luseIh Naming. Hiram Barney, Alb
bolt, Johnes Co Ole Eriskson;
You are fefety iptfed that there IL row On file In
tie flee III The Cieik u Ia. District Csu Lee
county Iowa. al keukuk, the petition At Eondiot
aeeles, surviving partner Of seeies, wilIan s. c..
and NaBdersort, nickersop CO, claim ing Hgaiitl
H. A. williams judgment for Ten Thousand Dollars
in favor Of said Boudin1t aeeiey 5h'sfneni 81
SIX thousand Dollars In favor ~ AtarfNsti. lelsf
Co.. aEd claiming HRa }tsf ~ 500 bt sale of
stain Keai Esiate Tssrtag'd s. safd petition and
foreclosure Of motspEr thereon EatlsfaestsH ~
said debts; And unless yuu spltsF and answer said
petition before boon of the second day OF ihe
next September term of snd court jn dEmenI will be
rendered against you BY default
RANKIN MILLER.
tel2-d Att'ys for Plaintir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12

TO Thomas Marie. lI,rsteth Martin MordeeAI Yer
nail. william tTtiis, y Y Leslie. Fredsfiek znsf,
Coracs Ann Zusg, John Boyd. Bailey, Rsrnss d
Wood, William Turner, Hugh HSTt kmith Henail .
John Randolph, James Dimund, James Hamilton
and state Oh Iowa:
You are hereby notified that there 10 Gle In
the .fher ~ the Clerk OF the District Court OF LEE
county, iowa, nj keotnk petition OF samuel n. N IL
ter c, H. Perry, and Abner Reeves, Executor Of The
win Of l.. r. Reeves claiming of Thomas Martin !,
Eight Hundred fnilarr. as money due pTnmiesary
note and ciA ming against all of you the foreclosure
Of mortgage given by said Martin certain Real
Estate in Lee county Iowa 10 secure the meHt OF
said note.
Aaw, unless sou appear ssd SAID fetfsssfg
or before o the nd DAY Or The next IT, a.
Der term q ssid Cont 10 +fueni Viii he refIartss
against o by default
BAAhIS s. MILLER,
Ttsl9.a At,,, yot pl.r,,2g