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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
Baggage Depot for South Carolina
Soldiers ial Virgfnia

To the Editor of tie Mercury Permit me,
through your columns, to solicit the aid of our
generous people in behalf of an enterprise
which must recommend itself to ALL
The want of a Central Depot for the bag
gage of our South Carolina troops which they
desire to have at hand, but cannot take to the
field, has long been felt. Other States have
adopted the plan, and only scruple to use
money appropriated for hospital purposes for
other matters, has prevented me from meeting
this serious want.
The loss of baggage and boxes has been so
heavy upon the troops of our State, that
have finally hired a large building, where /
propose meeting these wants
1st. A Hospital Bureau, similar to the one
we had at Charlottesville, whence all articles
needed by our sick, wherever they may be
cured, be issued upon demand.
I'd. a Baggage Depot, where all the private
effects of soldiers in camp can be stored, and
boxes coming on them, received and forwarded
distinct apartment is allotted to each brigade,
regiment or company
oo. ~ large sleeping Apartment, OF 30 or
40 beds, where friends arriving at Richmond
at night may find temporary accommodations,
or houscless soldiers may always find shelter.
For this purpose do not need much money,
have already donation of three hundred
dollars. hope | can dcfray all expenses by
special contributions, without drawing upon
our hospital funds. All friends sending boxes
to our troops in Virginia, should mark their
name and regiment and company, and
to "care of South Carolina Hospital Bu-
reau. They will be faithfully taken care of and
delivered. RopT. w. BARywp11 Jp
ES- State papers will please copy
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
From the West.

MOBILE, August ls.-A special despatch to
the ADVERTISER and Register dated Jackson,
Mississippi, to-day, says that on the 10th inst,
the Federal gunboat Sumter, while attempting
to make a landing at Bayou Sara, ran aground.
demand for her surrender was made bv our
authorities at Bayou Sara, on behalf of the
military of the Parish of West Fcliciana, and
the volunteers from Wilkinson county, Missis-
slppi. Capt Erwin commanding the Sumter
asked time to consider the matter of surrender.
which was granted. Meanwhile, the Federal
transport Ceres arrived, and the Confederatcs
having no artillery to keep her off, she ran
alongside the Sumter, which the officers and
crew hastily abandoned, and escaped in the
transport. Numerous small arms, and a large
amount OF stores, were found on board the
SUMTER after securing which, she was fired and
destroyed. Unfortunately, the flames destroy
ed the railroad depot of West Feliciana. which
stood near the river bank, with $50 hhds. of
sugar. part Of this sugar had beer seized
by the Fcderals, and left there under claim Of
their gunboat Essex.
The next morning gunboat No. and
transport arrived at Bayou Sara, and landed
small force, which was allowed to march half a
mile inland, when they were attacked by the
Confcderatcs and driven back to their gunboats
with loss of some killed and wounded. One
OF their gunboats afterwards threw four shells
'uto the town without any damage, and then
retired.
Among the trophies captured from the Sum-
ter were two U. S. flags, one pcnnant, and one
chest of signal flags.
The following despatch was received here,
dated Bayou Sara the 18th,
v The lron-clad gunboat Essex is now lying
in the river opposite our town. A heavy and
continuous firing was heard last night in the
direction of Port Hudson.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
The Camden and Kcrshaw Bible
Society

Will celebrate its 5th Anniversary, in Camden.
on next Sabbath, by Sermon to be preached
at the usual hour of morning service, 10 1-2
O'clock, a. m, at the Presbyterian Church, by
the Rev. S. II. HAY. After which a collection
will be taken up for the Bible cause
A meeting of the Society will take place at
the Methodist Church, in the evening, at 8 Il
O'Clock, p m, when reports of officers vii. be
heard, and election of officers for the next en-
suing year madc and delegates chosen to rep
present the Society in the State Bible So
e:cty soon to assemble at Columbia AT this
meeting several addresses from members of the
Society may be expected. A collection for the
Bible cause will likewise be taken up at the
meeting.
The friends of the Bible generally, arc car
nestly requested to attend both these meetings.
We arc requested in this connection, to give
notice, that there will be no morning service in
the Methodist Church, that it's congregation
may attend at the Presbyterian Church, at that
hour W. III. II. WORKMAN, Sec.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
A Timely and Patriotic Contribution,

The history Of seige and bombardment of
Vicksburg furnishes many commcndable instan
ces of sclfsacrifcing patriotism, bu. none more
so than the general conduct of the ladies, con
corning whom the 11ppeol relates the following,
incident
The gunboats were at Natchez, and our
troops were looking for them daily. Twelve
good guns were in battery below the city, and
everything ready for action except cartridge
bags for the 1O-inch Columbiads. The com
mander sent messengers to all the stores in
town, but conld find no flannel
1t had all been used in making shirts for the
many volunteer companies that had lcftth city. .
lie then sent messengers on the street to ap-
peal to the men to give their flannel shirts for
cartridge bags. The ladies heard of this ap-
peal, and the absolute Importance of the car
fridge bags. In a few hours from that time he
made the appeal, no less than tive hundred car
fridge bags were deposited at headquarters
made of -, the ladies of Vlcksburg could
tell what, if anybody should ask them. These
were the cartridge bags used by the 1O-inch
Columbads.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
Interesting from the North and West

RIOTS AT THE NoRTH-CAPTURE OF INDEPEE
DENcE CITY ANb GARRISON OF rEDERALs,
ETC, ETC.
MOBILE August ia special despatch
from Grenada, dated 18th, says Northern pa
pcrs of the 18th have been received here. 1t
is reported that Gen. Pope has been heavily
reinforced, and is now ready for movements on
Gordonsville. Gen. Burnside is said to he CO.
operating with Pope. The gucrillas are re-
ported active on Green river, Kentucky Sc
rious riot occurred at Buffalo on the 10Th, be-
tween the Germans, Irish and ncgros, because
the ncgros undcrbid them in labor Two o.
the rioters were shot by the police. The May
or called out the militia, expecting renewal
of the disturbance. The Yankee accounts of
the battle of Tazcwcll acknowledges the loss
of three killed, Is wounded and SO prisoners
They do not, however, claim victory. A des-
patch from Lexington, Mo-, says Independence
was attacked by 1900 rebels, under Hughs and
Quantrcll. After four hours severe fighting,
the whole Federal garrison had surrendered,
with the loss of 20 killed and large number
wounded. There is much excitement at Lex
ington in consequence.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
Shall this be a War of determination.

The report that seventeen men were huno
to avcnge the death of McCooK, and the ac-
counts of the outrages committed by the Yam
KEGS wherever they have foothold on South
ern soll-taken in connection with the ven
geance as seen in the Northern papers, as in
dicative of public sentiment, can leave no
doubt on the part of our enemies, but to urge
war contrary to the maxims and customs of
civilized nations. Upon the Northern people
will rest the terrible odium and the horribcl
result. They inauguratcd the war, and with a
folly, only equalled by it's madness, have thev
persisted in carrying it on. Maddencd at their
recent defeats, they breathe the direst ven
geancc. They forget the high authority which
says, "Vengeance is Mine" 81 will repay"
saith the Lord. They are doomed people /;
and the very course they are now pursuing
will fall with greater force upon their own
heads In the meantime let our government
put forth its power, and meet these miscreants
under the leadership Of BUTLER, PopE. MTcu-
ELL and GRANT, to the same punishment tbev
arc now inficting upon our citizens. Reta]ia-
ton should hcnccforth be the watcbword oe
every Southern citizen. =.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
The Irish Potato.

We have been kindly presented, by Mr.. G.
ii. PECK, of Camden, with some of the finest
specimens of the Irish potato that we have ever
scsn-grown either North or South. They
arc the Prince Albert potato, and were taken
from his garden The yield is almost incrcdi-
bic, unless to those who have cultivated the
same article in the same way. Those present
cd us were but from one hill, and was meur a
peek when taken from the ground.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
Am incident iia New Orleans.

The Mobile .1drertis,r has high authority
for the following statement:
Mrs. III. Nj. llvams, wife of the Lieutenant
Governor of the State, passed on the street a
number Of Yankee officers sitting in a doorway
as she went by. Cnc of them arose and fol-
lowed her a few steps, and, arrcsting her pro-
gress by placing himself in front of her, told
her she had omitted to bow in passing She
attempted to avoid the ruilian, when he repeat
cd his remark, and asked her if she had not
read General Buffers ",,rdcr No. %" with
reference to the treatment OF Union officers
and soldiers with respect. Endcavoring to
pass the fellow, he threw his arm around the
ladys waist, and passed his foul lips upon her
face. AS the william released her from his en-
brace, the Southern lady cody drew pistol
and shot him through the body, so that he fell
dead at her feet in the insolcnt flush Of his
cowardly triumph over the insultcd virtue of a
feeble and unprotected woman.
Another Of the officers Immediately arose.
and approaching the noble and courageous
lady, took her by the arm and told her, SO that
the other Fcdcrals could hear, that she must
accompany him before General Butler. He
Immediately placed her in cab and drove
away-but not to the Beasts quarters. lie
directed the cab out of the city and through
the line of scntrcs- further on still, until
beyond the reach of the tyrant's outposts. The
act of the heroine had made hero of the wit
ness lie told her that he considered her as
justifabe and noble. and that in a moment
he had determined that she should not be sac
rifced to Buffers vengeance, and adopted the
cXpcdient by which he rescued her. He con-
tinued TO escort her on her journey through
the country until they arrived in the southern
lines at Camp Moore, when he delivered him
self up to the Confederate authorities, to be
dealt with as prisoner or otherwise.
So ends this heroic and dramatic incident
of the war. Mrs. IIyams has set lofty exam
pie for Southern women, and the gallant gentle
man who delivered her has shamed its army
and the whole North. We trust he has re-
nounced forever the service of the oppressors
and that rank equivalent to his deserts NAV
reward him in ours.
Gen. Winder is down on the substitute apcn-
cies in Richmond. He has issue an order
forbidding all such agencies, and declaring that
when such agents are employed, the principaT,
the substitute and the agent will be impressed
into the military service, and the money paid
for the substitute and reward to the agent
will be confiscatcd to the government.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
Watermelon Syrup.

The following receipt has been handed us. BY
lady of Camden, for making melon syrup :
"Scrapc the juice, and strain through BAG,
and boil till it is as thick as moaaes."
We have received fine article of the syrup
made by Mr.. JOHN l.. MIcKLE, whose process
was the above.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
Our Soldiers i'm the Field.

As there is every probability of another
winter campaign, we hope our patriotic citizens
will bear in mind the cold and privations to
which their friends and neighbors arc exposed,
in the camp; and go to work, and make under
clothing, socks and comforts. One patriotic
citizen,i who contributed handsomely last year,
has said he will double his contribution this
Let every one do according to their ability,
and begin in time. AS long as our men have
to fight, we must sustain them by every means
in our power. Cold weather will soon be here
Remember the soldier.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22

The Managers of the "Soldiers' Rest" ac-
knowledge the receipt of Ten Dollars from
the "Ladcs' Flat Rock Aid Society,"" through
its President, Miss EMILY E. PERRY.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
The Battle Of Cedar Rum.

This battle, which took place on.thc 9th inst,
between Stonewall JACKSON and Gen. PORES
command, was heavy engagement. From
the Northern accounts, their troops suffered
terribly. With their usual habit of lying, they
report our force as being the largest, by far
which was just the reverse. The New York
Times is down on PORE for bad management.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-25
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

- Frederick a y llu,@s, = !. Mckinney. Th9ma.
Papet, Nm irvine. > X. ira iue, willard saow
state ofiowa Tor USE OF scLoat Fund, Ikzra Potter
&. Campbell, and W. Miller executar. x
Jacob Miller, deceased s'C.li Waite Hesd
Company 7 Arpo1a Kendall. Glsgin Msllen and
Co, Il. B-tadweit. X. BAziu, Allen s. Co.. samuel
IPsies Nm. Thompson X Gu. Nat lafon John
Saifk, AArrltai d Mckee, william Welsh Il
Ihomatsen, II Murdoch Co., Price Patton and
Go, james Watson, Brooks Reed Aoser aud
W lid, and Ges. Bhes q Co., Detehdants
You sre hereby notified that there T. now on file In
the Clerks office ~ the District Court Of Lee county
Iowa 81 keoknk - tAftiou of Hiram Hafnsy. claim
ing judgment against you. Frederick A. wimsns
for the sah offtye Iloussua aiars ulon yenr n RI
gage. aud "a against all of llr defendants
tlaiming the forcciesnre Of noHgags. made By ssd
Frederick A. Wiimans To Chairs Mas,n urorr frts
sixteen i6l and ssvsnteen III ia Ba<k frty- f,tig
l44 In Masan upper ADDITION Is the city heeh nh
in said county. the sale sid premises Uay $50
debt. the extnru itseGi III ~auits fsipuptlai
and for general rlef Asa also s,!.A I'D nsns
and general execution aiDs said FreJe ls A. VIII
mans for ~hai the sails 81 ssid premises Will pay
uH
Now. You must sppesr and ansver IN said petition
by Of the second day of the next tor ~ az ana
Court, to be held nj keokuk the Ersl Monday on
February, A. d., 1868, or Judgment III be there
by default. Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
ocSJo-4w plaintiffs Atty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-25
NOTICE.

TO George B. Reid, I'll. Mckinney, Thomas Pagei,
William Irvine, S r. Irvine, Willard Saow. state
OF Iowa, for use Of School Fund, fE1rs rust.r, "A
g. Camp belsand VIM. Muller, executors OF jacob
Nilet decessedl ..Coitier Nhlte Lad Company , -
Arnold Kendall. Claim, Melen s Co., T..
bresdweii, X basin, Allen 4 Co.. samuel EnRle
VIM. Thompson q Co., Nat. Lafcn, John Quirt,
RHuon y Co.. Marshsii l. Mckee, Vim. Weleh n.
b. Thomasson II. Murdoch Co.. Price j. Patton
and Co. James Watson. brooks 4 Reed, Moser and
wild, and Goo. BIes r. Co., Defendanb;
You hereby notified that there now on Ole he
Clerks once ofthe Dist. Court OF Lee county, Iowa
keokuk, apetition ofHirAm harley claiming n iuds-
ment axanss you. Geo. B. Rad, Tor The OF Three
Thousand DollArs, upon your morts against
all the above defsndants clsinnG the foreclosure BY
said mortgage, made b, said Geo. B. Reid 10 Charles
Mason. upon Lot eighteen Ilsl in Block foariy -four
IN Masons upper addition 70 the city Of keoluk,
In Lee county, lo~s the sale Of said premier pay
OF sad debt. the extiseulshment OF the equity
dcTnpon and FOR 2ensrsl relief and also for gener
81 Judgment end general execution against said Geo
b Reid for what the sAie Of said premises viii not
pay of.
Now, must appear ard answer to said petition by
Of the second day OF the next term OF said
70 be held q Kcoknk the arst Monday ofPebruAry
A. D., 1863, Or Judgment will be had thsren BY de-
fsulk II. SCOTT HOWELL,
PiaintiF's Atty
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nnYlnsliw
NOTICE.

10 J X Wheeler, Agnes p. SpauldnF, S 3 Billings
Lucinda Filings. Charles s.. Abbott. Aunh w Abbott
d. b. Gray, Miller, Mabew y Co., Arci.ihvi Hender.
son, j W Rankin Presorius Pssten, Lane N eyi-
am, GALLOWAY 4 webster Emma NJ Williams, exc
cutor OF Geo. -. Williams, deceased. Andrew Weh-
steT, Geo. &. Anhor son h Co, Haaford l. Bro, r.
w. Phinusy, Reynolds and Richardson. Geo. G.
Anderson, keoknk Female College. A. G. Highly
Washington Union. lnsuranc. Co.. Cleveland, Au-
iasi Insurance Co., O. H. Tseedy, Peter st es,
shapieeh. bay Il Co .Chford Roberts q Co., Alex.
Johnston, NJ. ID. George Bro, Hiram Barney. H
v. p Block. X. h. Carr, Ben Johnson, Henry v. p.
Black, r w. Potter. II. d. Woodward, James W.
Grimes, George +. Jens ms. II. r. Taylor, Clarke h
Andrews, Duyai keiEhler h. Co, Henry q. Taylor.
John Tennis Il Co, Hodges and Brps VIM. Thonp-
son & Cos, d. w Kibourne, Josiah Haines:
You and each ofyou hereby botihA that there 10
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, ut Ksokuk, - petition Of
Lucinda Elasoh, with Joshua Kliason her husband al
teging thata ccrnin Deed tho half Of Lots No
II and y In Block forty, IN the City Of keokuk Lee
cinds billings, TO said Charles Abbott through ana
under whom ssM Lucinds Eiason claims title same,
never recorded and that ain Judgments obta
ed by the other defendants above nnned against said
q Billings cloud and shs dow upon her title 10
the said rex estate and prs,in that the may
removed and her title quiet I'd against all Hen Of
made by II. n f;rifith Sheriff said couL ~
n>s ~ Ahteier, under sale made DECREE
obtained IN said curt at speeii May tenn ~ 1901,
BY said aGats +. SpauidiuE In suit Of ~ tt.ate
against SAID 5. Billings and others, Was ~ro, sisi
and ILLEGALLY made ami said decree and sals ~topx
fully and Illegally obi sined aud sde pra, lug That
the same be cancelled and held Fer paught
the effect the la ~ NJ I'd Lols, eleven
and tweive and that she be permitted redeem "a Id
real estate from said sale and for o.he nnd general
relief.
before noon OF the second day Fthe next of
ard Court, ana lid petition, default IA he
entered against ypu ard judgment rendered thereon
NOZZLE slhuAG piaintsa's Atty.
~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-25

To Fayettc Rudd Ezra Overall Defendants
You are hereby notified that there die In
the Clerks once OF the District Court Lee County,
Iowa, st Keokuk, petition at Iiifam Bancy claiming
jnixment Against you, Fayet.e Ruad for the sum
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars upon your mortgage
and against oil the above ed defe claim
Ing the foreclosure OF mortgage made by said
kudd 10 Charles Mason, upon the West half OF the
Township sixty six 1851 North Of Range Isl West in
Lee County the sale % said premises TO pay said
debt the extingushment u the eqnisy Of redemption
aud Tor general relief and also for pors judg
mont and general execution said Paystte kudd
for what the sale OF said premises viii not pay or
Now, you must appear and answer the sstd petition
by Of the second aAy or VI said Court 10
be held nj ks0kuk the nrst Monday Of Frebruar
D., 1863, or Judgment will be had therein by DC
fault. n. SCOTT HOWELL
oct53-<w, Plaintiffs Atty.
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NOTICE.

To J II. Sullivan, Thos. J. Rice, Ford GoYhsm h
Ford, Lawrence Machine Shop Company, W. r. rnr-
ner. assignee 81 Patrick Grpwse, J. Ward, Chaplin
q Lee, y. 9. Moies Co, Il. Kuhn, NJ. Rid.
Anna n, Wo.thington. executors of W. II. Worth
ington, deceased. McCrary, Essex x Co., Scott
Hedges, Potter, White, Mute Il BAILEY:
You, and each OF you, hereby notified that there
10 now on e In The Office of the Clerk the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa, at Keokuk, petition or
Bsr m barney claiming OF you, n. Sullivan the sam
OF Thsty-nye Hundred Dollars tSl5e0l, with 10 PER
cent interest per nnnum, payable annually. money
due on Mortgage made by yan to Charles sson and
since ASSIGNED 10 said Hiram Hainey, dated sapten Der
I'd 1856 also claiming against euch OF hr fore
ure Of said Mortgsss,ihe same being upon Lots No
four sud nys IS In Block three f3l In Masons Up
PSF Addition To the city ~ keoknk, IL" County Iowa,
for the purchase moneys and further asking for sale
OF sad premises, and general reiieft
Aud nhiess you appear and said petition on
OF before ofths secnnd das Of the NEXT term of
said Court 10 cuanenfs ~ Ksoknh the Isl Manday
1T February. a.. ID 1879 dsfAust ~iti be entr red
AxAinst you and lsasn,e rendered ibsteon prayed
Sos in aAid petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
nevn-daw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Franklin Hartman, A. Hanson L Co conn.h,.
aud Snyth Defendants
Your are hereby mott ed that there IL nov on die In
the CLERKS once " the Distrir Court Of Lee County
lows ~ hcsknk petition Of Hiram Barney CLAIMING
sJaaxurhl sgatnsf you franklin Harshmsn, for the
sum OF -Four Thousand Dollars upon mortgage,
and - AkAinai the above ea snr
Vie torelDsuss vi mortgage made By said Fra HIN
harshman 70 Charles MsAoH nIeH The half f1l OF
the South West qGarier OF section nine gl ard the
Norh est quarter Of Section d teeh In Tow
Ios] sixJ-sin, North Range Isl nvs west slso The
section twsnty-fout l24f In To~nship sixty-si fgsI
Ner,h kAhge SIX I6l wei In Lee County. the sale Of
SAID pr misses 10 pay on said debt the CUISINE
OF the equity OF redemption and Tor genera f4@f o.
also Tor personal Judgment ngainst saa TrsrA tia
Harshnan fer what the sale Of said pretnfst > ii. .st
PNy IN.
Nav You mast appear and nnssef ~ titten by
t' Il Tue seeoad dss the SID C. AIT 10
- hFtG az hsoAuk on lhe" brvi stuf IL Febr uhrr.
u iNJf or udgin nj ~ III be- tA by drfauN
III. SCOT HOWELL,
o4Se4w PIatAtln Atty
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NOTICE.

To John zvsrts Berusrd Nv arts, Geo. c. Anderson &
CO., Geo. G. Anderson, Nj. &. hagoun, n itch Il
Thompson, Fckiin h Lucas, W,liiam Bark.tt. j NJ
Brrsdsn. Scott x ormsby, A. =. Sit usop, +. X
Blackwell Daniel Muhopev, Chapin Lee, State ~
Iowa, for use of School Fnad, A. Hosmer, Iowa
Stale Insurance Company. Chittcnden Il McGAsie.
h, X. D. w. Ford, Samuel Hamilton, h. w. Il III
Tucker. M p. Sha,ts. =. Il J. NJ Smith. Y. ZuKg, c.
K,Voorhies x Co, Mahoney Alton, Joseph Collins
II. W Sample Geo. o. Neil. Jane Tarbeil, y IRA
mef, r. oonthel, Jas. Tumilty, surviving partner OF
Eitf y rumilty:
i"a,.nd each Of you. hereby notified that there
IL file In the Office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court of Lee County. Iowa. at Keokuk, petition of
Hiram Bxtses claiming Of you John Z~arts and Bern
ard warts, the sum OF Four Thousand Dollars, with
ten per cent Interest per Annum payable annually,
as money due on Mortgage made by you 10 thsr So
Mason and since assigned 10 sad Hiram Barney dated
october ist 1885, also claiming again each eF Sos the
reel osure ofssd Mortgage the same being upon Lots
one two t2l three [3I four t41 Ave ISL and six
tdl In Block t eight 5e lying partly IN Re as Ad
dition and partly in Mason's Lower Addition 10 the
city OF keosus. I.er County, Iowa for The purchase
money and further ASKING tor ral NJ said emtsys
and seasrAi relief
IND unless yan appear and a,Swcr said petition
or before OF the second day OF the next Of
said Court, 10 commence Mt keotnk the hrst Mon
day of February, 1863 default will be entered
Justly YOU and iudgn,ent Rdered thereon pray
sar ia said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
rUvff-tfv ------ z Attorneys fer PisaRt4f,