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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-11
COMM ERClAL.
Chardon Market Retail Price CurreI


Reported expressly for the FtfERsoNiAN DEMO.
GRAFT, by Messrs. WILKiNs& a. hELLEy, Chardon
DRIED FRUlT--Applcs cnoiCe..
BurrER--Choice .............pcr ID. 1917 to u
CoFFEE--Java.... ........pei ID. %
Rio....... .............per lb. 81 y
Ground .' ..'..'...' 80. per ID. 3IS
Danoellon ........ .... ..peT lb. -
Plantation '.....'. .......... ...per lb. 30
CuRRANrS--English. .......... ....perlb. Is
CANDLEs--Inllow ow........ ......per lb. 10
Steurine ....'...... per lb. l6t 30 lex
CuRN--lu Ear ......... 49,. per bu 371,
ShelIed ........... ........ Der busbel 81
Foes. ......... nor Cnzrn X
FLcrE--Supcriinc ..pcr bar 50
Extra go. per barrel 4 uO
Double Extra ...'per barrel SO
White Wheat ............. 90
Drr5O cents less in barrels.
FISH, Dry Cod .......... ...por lb eh
White .... ..'...........'" "per u hbl So 90
w hiic per h.. ..,.....'.. ''.'....
Trout ............... ....per lb.
Trout....., ......,.h barrel 3STls
Nackerel el....................p per III. e,l2li
u.y t........... .'..... per ton 10 10 $40 UC
LAnp............ .............w per lb. 10 tol2 y
PUtIrRy--Chickons dressed per 10. OK
Turkeys dressed. ........... per ID.
OATS .............' per bushel 81
Ous--Lard white strancd) ....per gallon l,5t
Linseed ..'' ..pcr gal. 81 Ut
Coal Oil per gal, (bcsD ........'..'' y
RIcE--Prime .'............... .per lb. 12h
Il RNsISs-Box .................
Valentia Raisins per IL .>.......: ..".
Layers peri 70. - ..,pel box
VI. K. Raisins.' per box s4 30
syRur--Golden ................ per gallon s7h
Golden Extra .... .......... ..per gallon I:
Molasses New Orleans. .... per ga Hon Ct
SUGAR Crushed and granuated per ID. il
Puiverized ....... ."per ID Il
Coffee (white). '..."per Id. j
Coffee yellow 80. .......... ."rerlb j.
Brown. ...'.'. '.'..' per ID l2a 10 II
/ SoAp--C hemical lbar)... .... 49,. IL
Transparent tbar) ).... ........... j,
yellow .......... ............pci lb. : to
Cnstilc.... ...................p per h. 3
Toilet eibnrs............ l2N
TALI,Iw ...... per lb.
SALT bhl ........ .........2 60 to ? I.
Do sack 70 to
. C,rS Nr,I ................ ....... :.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-11
What His Friends Say of Him.


Nothing is truer than that "a man is
known by the company he keeps" "Tel!
me who your friends are and III tell you
what yon are" i. also truthful saving
The worst enemy of Vaiandigham could
ask nothing more crushing Tor him than
his subjecIion to this principle, as witness
the following
From the Richmond Examiner.
"Vallandigham, Pierce, and one or two
other citizens of the United States, have
displayed the highest courage. and the
most honorable patriotism, amid the wick
edness Of their country. They will bold.
in the history OF their times, a place not
less respectable than that allotted to Chat
ham anl Burke, in the parallel story ol
the war between England and the Colo.
MES" ........
From the Chattanooga Rebel.
"Wllh such u man (Nallandigham) as
President of the United States, we conld
always remain at peace. he is or style
of man and as such, we do not wish to
see him consigned to the obscurity and
the misfortune Of exile where he is power
less for good. 4 Let him take
away with him no i'll feelings, We
admire Mr. T0!lanaigham more than all,
because he was against tie war at tie start,
and has kept lis JoiM uhtarmished eper
, since, His crownng speech in the last
Congress, we pronounced at the time, the
. first document Of the present nge, and we
entertain for the author nothing but re.
spect and Kindness"
Tho rebel leaders "admire Vallandig-
ham more than all, because he was
against the war at the start!" Such men
as Cox. Thurman, &C.. who professed to
support the war at the onset. and turned
against 1t alter armies were raised and
troops in The field, hold a second place in
the affections of the Southern traitors !;
bu, they can rejoice in the fact that their
leader is ahead of al, other candidates ior
rebel affection and confidence.--Akron
Beacon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-11
Union District Ticket.
For State Senator.
WILLIAM G. HOWELLS.
Union County Ticket.


For Representative in tho Legislature
BENJAMIN B. WOODBURY..
For Probate Judge,
MILTON G. CANtIELD.
For Clork,
WILLIAM N. KEENY.
For Trcnsurcr,
OZRO II. NEWCOMB.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
DELO3 W. c. NFIELD.
For Commissioner,
JOHN 4. FIELD.
For Coroner.
j. j. LAWYER,
For Director of Infrmarv,
GEORGE MANLY.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-11
SEPTEMBER IL, 1868.
The JetlersOnian Democrat,
JULIUS o. CONVERSE, Editor.
ARDOy, OHIO, FRIDAY, SEPT. Ii, 1863.

JULIUS o. CONVERSE, Editor.
CHARDOy, OHIO, FRIDAY, SEPT, Ii, 1868.
Union state Ticket.
Election day, Oct, 18th, 1863
For Governor.
JOHN BROUGH,
OfCuyahoga County,
For Lieutenant Governor,
CHARLES ANDERSON,
OF Montgomery County.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
HOOKING II. HUNTER,
OF Fairfield County.
For Auditor of State,
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
OF Marion County.
For Treasurer Of State,
G. VOLNEY DORSEY,
OF Miami County.
For Membor of tho Board Of Public Works
JOHN NJ. BARRERE,
OF highland County.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-11

our officers a: headquarters that II those
operations are successful, Lee will pro.
pose terms o! surrender and endeavor 10
bring the war to n close.
Official information is received from
Gen. Burnside up TO the 4lh or 9th inst,
stating that par! of uis cavalry forces lad
arrived at Knoxville, while others wero
ut Morristown aud London on the line OF
the Virginia and East Tennessee Railroad
which towns are northwest and southwest,
respectively, from Knoxville.
The New Orleans correspondent of the
Boeton Traveller, under date of Angus,
23l, refutes the repeated assertions OF the
rebel papers that many of tho soldiers OF
the army OF General Banks were DIVING
OF yellow fever. On the contrary, health
prevailed both in the army and the city
OF New Orleans.
Five gentlemen comprising the relief
Committee of Lawrence, Kansas, make a
statement that the dispatch recently sent
from Kensas City TO the Associated Press
saying that large amount of the goods.
money, aud a number Of tbs horses taken
by Quantreil had been recovered and re-
turned. is false. OF the horses stolen
from Lawrence only three have been re-
turned, and the value of merchandise re-
covered will not exceed $l0O.
Gen. Schotield has issued an order for.
bidding armed bodies of men. not belong.
ing TO the United States troops, passing
from Kansas to Missouri. or vice versa
under any pretext whatever and the
military of Kansas and Missouri, not in
United States service. will not be permit.
ted TO pass from one State into the other
without express orders from the District
Commander.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23
t'ONMUNICATED.

Attention has been very properly called sew
eral times III the Gazette: to the sanitary con
d;tion Of the city in view Of the approaching
warm weather, and not a word, by way OF
warming, and exhortation to preparation: can
come amisS: for, in addition to the general
causes which have existed under peculiar CIR
cnmstances. there is class Of population now
here T mean the ':contrabands' J, extremely
liable to disease, and owing to their condition,
sit,1ation and too often a want OF cleanliness
about their ha}itations, apt to be the ready
Dro,,agators Of contagious and epidemic sick
ness. t do not know as to the previous atten-
ton to health matters here, but l. should Judge
that there has been, for i year Or two past; on
the part of your municipal authorltless, great
inchiciency and neglect III keeping the town
clean, to prevent it from being mine: ready
to exnloAa, at any time, with cholera or yellow
fever. Incompetence or inefhcency should not
be tolerated in the sanitary department OF a
city-anl your Councils or Mayor ought to see
to this reference, have noticed, has been
made to a presumed corporation on the part
Of the military authorities here with the clEll
magistrates or officers, in cleaning up the town,
and removing the hundreds Of nnlsances that
exist. [ have no doubt but that the Military
Governor would order all proper aid IN his
power, in furtherance OF work, winch IS re-
uuired by regard to the health OF the cltl-
Gems, and that portion Of the i. ;. army here;
and in this neighborhood. NJ u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23

Is there such an officer Of the Corporation
as a Night Scavenger; and if 50 will that func-
tionary or some one else inform me where he
can be seen or where an order can reach him.
In the upper part Of the town there is much
need of his services and the information asked,
will be thankfully received b. me. INQUIRER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23
FROM " ASHTNcToI.7.
Especial Dispatches to the ph,,a,,

- me ph!adtlphia ,,. i
Z" WASHINGTON, April 22.-sip,s ,'', tl,
mencement of the war there have h., vie
leaks near headquarters, the C.,nss3.as y
eeiving early notice of important ,rs.
and such information as woull Give N.Y.. y
warning Of all our movements Of ,ro'
forts to ferret out the traitors have w.,
vaIllns: but no doubt existed Of tho;r
high position. Watch was set ora,
Der; and finally two clerks We're CAUGHT a1
mails, and arrested by Colonel Bakeron T.
last. JamesL. Addison ChiefClerk in tb.,|
tant-l1encral's office, War Dopartnsp
Anthony Addison, his brother, Chief CsI
the Pension Bureau. James L. Aah0s
been in the War Department thirty year.
has had access to all tho important or]er
movements of every regiment in the arr'
Both own farms south Of here, in NarI
and kept up nearly daily communicate
means Of carriages.
Near their farms lives Rev. ,Jno N,
who was Postmaster, and who Forwarded
ters, &c., across the Potomac river to th,
federate Army. 1t is believed that they
been doing a large business iuthis way, carr
ouinine and other valuable articles,
n. 1sv Colonel Baker, hv order ot 1ha
rotary Of v ar, arrested the whole IA
consisting Of the father. four daughters
two sons, and brought them up to Was
ton. Tomorrow they will he sent OIL
of our lines, with their baggage.
Capt: Henry Williams, holding as II
a commission in the Commlssary DeF5v
from Jeff. Davis, was arrested, also He
very much o'1rprised, and at once. den3
to be release on parole, and sent Son'
exchange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23

Several persons on King street, are think
inc about having ''cards" stuck up in their
stores and places of bust less similar to those,
which ic is said have just been found in the
ruias of Pompeii. See Alexandra Gazette of
yesterday-lst column, lst page. There is,
undoubtedly such result as running a
thing some feet in the ground" Occasionally
a visit is very agreeable, but there should be a
limit to Plumbers and DURATION i. +.
The Baltimore American, of this morning,
savs:-''We are requested by Governor Brad
ford to say that Immediately after the resolu-
tons introduced at the meeting in the lnsti-
tute on Monday evening were read, hestated to
the Chairman of the Committee OF Arrange
ments, that if he, as the presiding officer OF he
meeting was expected to submit the question
on their adoption 70 the meeting, he should
feel constrained to accompanying with the dec
laration that he did not concur in all of them
The Chairman did not deem it necessary, and
no vote was, in fact, taken on them. These
resolutions meet with some opposition from
the most enthusiastic and unconditional Union
men Of Baltimore. They regard that portion
of them relating to emanci parton as calculated
to lead to dlscord and divisions.
w III. D. nlcuaEUo, whose arrest WAS Men
toned Yesterday was, after examination, re-
leased from custody
1t is stated that the Prince Napoleon's visit
to Egypt is for the purpose of meeting the Sui
tan and obtaining his frman for the Suez can
al. The Sultan, on arriving at Alexandria,
declared that he wished to be considered and
treated only as the guest Of the Viceroy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23

this place. to he e. :. government, for the
laet onar+nr WAS S. 94433 . 337-aftt,r paying 81
E''les as'' orr" y l@;'>o,.
ATar}, Fell . vcr1 honest and upright color
"a man died few DAYS aco, IN Marlboro.
M ,r.,} mara Than one hundred ars.
----~~1"----
coi'1aenc2 man na'neo r.'s7E''' ~ Oo''
nor, has been arIe>;e1 III a>n'''s'on III
swlnlilng VarioNs persons OF various Sa''lS %
money. lie is thesame man VINO some nlohVns
p,,+1n. - Aanono1:s fran, Nav ORLEANS while
,-,:. ..,s,,aa,;.4a1 - tho C,,rornnont Irnon
.r,;a - $4,000 J., ,,os tr;aa *, . conrt-martia
s' $3.50, se.toroa1 - aaath Inf nnon rho earnest
,t.oot;os 81 h;s u,;fa who hos s;n,e died his
,,o~,1
The WASHINGTON correspondent Of the Bal
t;mora Sun saws :-"Thera are now about FIVE
thousand contrabanls at Alexandria, AMI more
are coming v nat ol 'n0nl "i7 ~" ~ el',gloyoo
IN the qoat.et''i"S'e''u [ p "a ''A0"e \O1
mas loI enIlSs0.' "''s u eD0'n az u(1o41
being put "ot III sanss ,oA 'AAo -
abandoned i'Iantasons; Is lo' 'n0 'un 1sa
OF conSI"oa1lo5 III x1zz yl.1oc, 0A'SS'l"''>''
information was received Yesterday in
(9eoroetovn. that civilians Culyert," one
mile below VlIamsport on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal washed out on the morning
of the Dist inst The water was still run
ming through the breach, and particulars could
not be obtained, but the Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23

A Union Meeting YVES: held at HsnAt
Ohio, on Saturday evening last. LEWIS !
Campbell presided, and the first speakers,
on was General Burnside, who made a 81
address. He was followed by lion, A'I
Winter Dads, of Maryland, who SAID;
'Before the breaking out OF the war; va IL
difficulties in the way 1.-THE ab0llshlng u n
ry) we've almost insuperabl e; put now
be harder not to abolish it. |, theIelo!11'
that the policy indicated by the ri;sas
proclamation is policy not to be cr''l'"'
Qualified, but to be executed !,
Governor Morton: OF INDIANA l'0'
following declaration: -,
"A statement was put forth at m: nef haI{
New York. and repeated at a meelln - s' II
this mark some time since, by leaqs la =, "a,
Peace partv, that propositions ha az ps at RI r.
in GOOD faith from prominent leader; az az All All
n ond to Mr.. Lincoln for an ar h;ch Mr. !
return of the Seceedea States, !" ll5'I doc;nej
coin and the Administrator hau ,tbority
entertain. Now he had the best aV f;tS f
saying that no propositions, IN gC RPi;cbmond
the leaders of the rebellion at h ond the
the return Of tie seeded States SI m,de,
sation of the war, had ever DseD tr nth in
that there was not syllable o. ''''"
statement. ---- g.,
There is perceptible improvement 49, % co,e
in MANY Of the articles required O9 wv 7
ment for the prosecution OF d the "r mon
must have a considerable ln11''7H'' y
war estimates. 3 assistant
Nearly the whole number OF as. as,; ;s' on
yost marshals required by la",-' ,,:atr;ct~h
more for each Congressional ,'lS wv no,ui
been appointed-or, rather nave Dss Mar
ed for appointment by the : f IT's SOM
General to the secretary OF, ~ ,,t
the commissions have been p@'s WV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-30

- sssazt = isqsiuy wtioh taset
svidsnes and rspsrts il . ths Wan De-
partmsnt 4 Washingsoa, lin most easss =
msrs natasr q 5orm, . few wsrs wilfally
absent, Inn which place the papers ~
storing thsn y pay must come hask -
iors they aFs paid. Companies IF" and
Xxx" Of orr regiment, are permanently
detailed il the city to guard ordnance
stores.
The Captains Of Co. "a" cd" and
60" with non-oonmissioned officer of
I'll the other companies, are sent to Iowa
on recruiting service.
/ We miss your local. giving accounts
Of horses rpnaing away with drsyh very
much. and wonder what has got into the
animals, a no late accounts are given Of
such occurrences, and al the world seems
to have gone TO packing pork" We
are not "paoking pork" now down in
Dixie = much ~ We were last summer,
= "hogs' are now about a scarce -
calico in this region Of the country.
Vicksburg is filed with refugees from
the CONSUMPTION in Louisiana and Hissis-
sippi. Some have been employed as
tsamstss, DC. People outside OF our
lines are represented ia destitute and
pitisble condition, with little to eat, drink
or wear, and can be seen daily ON the
streets with old buggies and wagons
shabby carriages and harnesses, aud even
the ladies with rope bride reins, but il
almost every instance wearing better
clothes than the men who, like the brief
less barrister, are ain shabby habilimentl
dressed" These slender shanked, long
haired. plug hated gentlemen, who ouc<
monopolised the chest blood of the
South" are now bat the shadow Of de
parted grandeur.
Citizens inside of our lines are dom,
better. as some Of them get nations from
the Government, while it has become
question with others how they will ge
the wherewith 10 hold soul and body TO
gether much longer. Some of them ge
TO handle few "greenbacks," and hav
q few dollars of Southern money wortl
only ten cents on the dollar.
"MoNRox."
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To Hannah W Mills, Geo G Diyor Charles Partans X
Co. Defendants
Yos hereby severay sosiAed that In the suit Of
Hiram barney against yeu ii the district Court of Lee
County, lows al Kep kuk, wherein decree was rem
dered on about the 3trsa Of June 1851 that said
plaintiff. iBarpey recover II Hsnnah W. Mills 1901
ss-loe aud that Lot Ia, Block ISL IN xeoknk Iowa
be sead 10 pay the same. RUE has been ordered
yen she's cause why said decree should pot be
changed to show ihe correct Block 5s instead
Of Block 81 IS now entered.
Nov. VOC are hereby required to appear and answer
70 said ruie and shofs cause II yoH can Why said
decree should BE- thas corrected by the ST day Of
The uext term of said Court 70 lie held On the frs.
Monday u February, A. D, 1854
Ii. sCoTT HOWELL,
ceciT-c4w Plaintiffs Atofnev
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NOTICE.

orcn Eaton, rF-sRs the 7nknown heirs ~ Cor neii-
Us Dycke, claim ants of ot 10 in Book $50, in the
city OF ke0kuk Lee Ceuntr, lows.
The above named unknown heirs Of Corneiius p
Dyeke are hereby nni ed that there is now en- file in
the o@ce Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa. A1 ksek ok. petition of Orson Eaton
represent ing thai the ssd tcrneIas v. Dycke did on
che Issh day Of septimber 1855 convey BY warranty
deed to one Matilda hoos L9t Ia in Bcrk $50 In the
city OF Keokuk, Lee Count, Iowa: that said deed
vas sckno~ lodged, bet thaiaa misi2ke made by
the Notary Who drexthe ceftacate of bnoxled xnen
o. whieh the same appeared bfrecordto teinsueient.
said petition ssers kss plaintiff hiss interest In said
ist aud pssys for ceeree correcting said mistake,
and q uieting the title 10 the said lot
Unless Jon appear thereto ard defend before n0oa
Of the secood day OF tie February A. ID. 1854
the sad Co1rt decree Will be rendered against you
thereon by cefsnlt
RANKIN & McCRARY.
eset4-dSw Auorneye for PlsiatiE.
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NOTICE.

To Jonathan French, John Maxwell. and william
spear
You hereby notified thst there ie now on file In
the Office Of the Clerk OF the District Cour. az Lee
county, Iowa. at keokuk, petition of mel T. Mil
Ter, Abner Reeves aad c. H. Perry executors of the
VIII Of u. h. Reeves decreased claiming OF YOU th e
said Jonathan B. French. Judgment for Eight Hundred
Doifsrs- and interest money due fon prouissoTy
notes and as against all Of you the foreclosure Of
Mortgase upon Lo sight In Block twelve Ia the addi-
ton Of William II. illisms and RecYes and Perry
to The Cfy OF Keekat, Lee eonrty, Iowa
Andunlsss Eeu appear thereto ana defend before
of the second das OF the FesrusA term lSss OF
the said District Court Judgment and decree wl he
rendertd sgaiHst you thereof BY defauH
RANKIN & McCRARY
decl6-d4w Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

To william ID Murphy and II Perry.
Non are hereby nlihed that there IL row On Gle In
the otre of the Clerk of the district Court of Lee
county Iowa. al Keakuk, petition 81 sam ueI r. Nil.
Ter, Abner Reeves aed G. II. Perry executors OF the
Will OF Y X. Reeves. deceased, claiming of YOU ths
said william D. murphy the sum OF T4ree Hu dred
spd SesenieenDosrs ard er cent interest there
on as money due on two prcFnissery noies am claim
ing against both Of you re foreclosure 81 Mortgage
upon Lot Ten In Block I've in Reeves. Perry ard wii.
iiams' ADDITION TO the City o. Keokuk.
Unless you appear therete and defend before noon
of the second day of the February terms le6a of said
Court Judgment and decree will be rendered against
you thereon, by defsnlt.
RANKIN McCRARr
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dacs-d4x
I EGAL NOTICE.

To John MEnrer:
You are hereby noticed that there Is new pending
in the ssce efthe Clerk OF the District Cont OF lee
County. Iowa, mt Ktokuk, petition OF Msrrareth
aarer, claiming ofvou decree for divorce on ac-
eonnt Of haesnai drEDkenesss inhumsn treatment.
surn - 70 endanger The life Of petitioner.
Ard that usle-s ypu appear ,nd answer ule.d a.
demur the e before noon orthe seeord dav
Of The the Febrrars term 1854 of said District Cr-
commencing on the 1rst Monday OF February NEXT
default viii be entered gain ron and decree repder
ed according 10 The prayer m said petition.
MiLlPR & JAEGER,
Attorneys fer Petitioner.
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I United STATES MARSHAL'S

UMrKD SrArKs or AMxRicA,t
DfsTRfCT Iowa
BY virtne of an execution me directed lssred oy
theCerk District Ccur Of The United STATES fer
the Southern division OF the District OF Iowa, and
against s. H. Bradley, in fsvor Of George biss,
have levied upon and viii sell to the highest bid
der Al the door Of the Clerks Once of the Dist let
Court OF the Unit States the Dirct of lows nj
Keok uk in said District, the 2Sh day Of January.
ID 1894 between tho hours OF . osclo<k. A ~.
ana O'Clock r. ~. Of said day, the following prop
city e-vt Lot NO. r. In Block No. 10 Decatur
Cty; also the Sc quarter OF Section M Township
[Gs Range t24 containing 1901 ali the abeve
property is In Decatur county, lows
Taken and levied upons the property offs. n.
Brsdley, to satisfy said writ 81 execution
II, u. HoXik, u. 8. Marshal,
BY II. FULTON, DKPurv.
Keokuk. December -, 1s63-ld4v
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To John Watson ard Margaret Watson:
Yon will take notice that there is fife in the
office Of The Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee county,
Iowa, at Keokuk, petition cf Samuel r. Miller c.
d. Perry and hne Reeves, executors of The WI Of
L. r. Reeves, deceased ctaimrr Of the said JohE s.
Watson the sum Seven Hundred Dollars Is ID outy
due on two promssoty notes, and az agsnst both OF
you the foreclosure OF certain Mortgage conyeying
the following real estate to-wi Lot four A. Block
twelve li2l, Of Resres and Perry and William II.
Williams addition to the City OF keokuk, County Of
Lee, and Stste of Iowa
Now, therefore, unless You appear thereto and de-
fend before noon OF tie second day Of the next
February term, 1884, Of said Court Judgment and de-
cree will be rendered against you By default.
s# RANKIN & McCRAkY.
decf6-d4v Attorneys for Piaintif.