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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-10

In the I'd, Sd, 4th, 9Th, 1th, 9th, and
18th, Republicans made no opposition.
In the others they had full tickets run.
ming on the fusion. plan.
InClay rand Warren the Democratshad
not carried their trustees for years be.
fore. We feel safe in saying that q
large majority ofall the Trustees, As.
sAssnrs tnwnsh;, nf'"A-~ --4 49, -~~~ats.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-10
'or the first time in 2Oyears.
Conservative Triumph at the
...,-.e County Scat. g.. s.

On Friday night last the republican
public functionaries met at the Probate
Judges Office, and nominated what they
called "Union ticket" taking care,
however, to put two republicans on for
Trustees and one Democrat, The
Conservatives and Democrats got up an
issue thereon, by framing Trustee tick
ct of two Democrats and Conservative
Republican. The following was the re,
suit.
James McDonough, (Dem.,) -. $40
James Conn, (Dem., 900
John Judy, (Con;,) F., -. . 274
John Gray, (Rep.,) 272.
William Ray, (Rep.,) .Fse 259
The following were elected without
opposition:
j. NJ. Edwards, (Rep. Clerk; s. G.
Albert, Dem. Treasurer; james A.
Thompson, (Dem. and John Zurcher,
(Rep. Constables. Our Assessor, VIM.
G. Walker, (Rep.) elected by 10 major
ity.
Last fall the "Union ticket" had
majority of lOl in this township.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-10

NEW YORK. "A dispatch from Fort "a
ress Monroe states that Charleston pa
.pers are rgceiyed, They acknowledge q,
that the attack on that city had beepaa
commenced, but don't indicate either a
success OF. r.repulse. II Is fair 10 suppose
ifthe latter, they would have appoUnced b
~ in'the most glowing terms. It's gen.
.erdlly believed 10 Official quartersthatnot
reverse has been sustained; and thereis "
the best reasonto believe that news will 90
soon be received Of the csptorooofsis
Charleston. .saosfji,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-10

n
Berkley, although dated 10th July last
is. for the first time published.
He says to the calm Judgment Of his.
tory and the future he leaves the TASK Of
pronouncing upon the movement, conu'
dent that the verdict will be that no
such difficult one was more successfully
executed.
He says that no army ever fought
more repeatedly, heroically and success.
fully against such great oddss that no
men Of any race ever displayed greater
discipline, endurance. PATIENCE 1snd
cheerfulness under such hardships. =
Rhode Island, Maine and Iowa are
the only States, as yet, which have sig
nifed to the general land Office their'ae.
ceptanee Of grants of land to the several
States, for the establishment Of Agricul-
tural Colleges.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-10

ST. LOUIS. s.-The Democrats special
dispatch from Cairo says: Advice rer,
ceived from Young's Point state that
the rebels have withdrawn large part
Of their force from the front to the rear
of Vicksburg, anticipating that the fed
erals will'attack them by the way Of Ya-j
zoo Pass or Haines' Bluff.
Yazoo City and Greenwood have also
been strengthened by the rebels, who
have moved ther heavy guns from the
river front to the rear of Vicksburg and
substituted "quakers" in their place.
During a very high wind on Monday,
night, the rebel gunboat Vicksburg
broke from her moorings, aoated down
the stream, and was captured by Farra-
CUTS vessels. s
Unless something is speedily accom-.
plshed by the Yszoo Pass Expedition,
it is presumed that it will be abandoned.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-04-10

WASHINGTON. Washington dis.
patch to the Herall states that report
reached here by way Of Fredericksburg;
derived from rebelsources, that Charles.
ton was bombarded by our feet and at
tackled by our land forces Thursday last
aud is now in possession of the Federala
under Gen. Hunter and Admiral Du-ic
pont. This report is fully credited BY
prominent officers Of the Government,
who are in possession'of facts in refer-d
ence to the contemplated attack onn
Charleston, which it is not yet prudent Z
to divulge. giI ~
1t is certain, however, that those who
possess this information are confident
that our soldiers and sailors will cele-
brate the second anniversary of the fall
Of Fort Gnmpter in the captured CITY ot
| Charleston. ].
Restrictions upon its publication IN
Southern papers aresso stringent that it
is not expedient to look to them to ind
much id them in reference tothe capture
of Charleston, until the disaster can no
longer be concealed; bnt reports which
have arrived, here are definite and posi-
tive; and are believed by those whohaEe
J the best right to know what foundation
there is for them. ao1F6i III 8a4 aDsp
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-03

work Of sisunion. wbile, from mUtlves Of
disloyal,y or eupidity. or from excited pass
ions or prevented sympaihies, individuals
we're found furnishing men, mnnsy. and ma
terials Of war and supplies 10 the insurgents
military and naval oicss- Armies ships,
ard sarrisons. one after another, were be-
Irayed or ahoudoned to The insurgents.
't0Horss had not anticipated and so had not
proUidet for he emergency. The municipal
authorliss weIe power less aud iractiye.-
The judicial machinery seemed as II it had
been designed not sustain the government,
but % eubsrrass and belray it.
In this emergency the President felt it his
duty to en- ploy with energy the tx'raordin-
airy powers which the Constitution coufiies
TO Lin in cases o. in surItc'iun. lie called
into the field such m li'ary and naAsl lorces,
Unauthorized by the exiS,irg G laws, as seem
ed necessary. lie directed measures to pre-
vent the use OF the post, flee Tor uessona lie
correspondence. lie subjected passengers to
and rom oreisn coun lies TO new passport
regulations, and he instituted a blockade,
suspended the writ oI haJeas co,pHs IN var
iouS places, and caused persons who were
represented 10 him as lefg q 81 out 10 en-
in GiSloN al or rreaSorabe practices to he ar
rested by special civil as we'll as military
agencies, and detained in military custoda,
when necessary, to prevent lhsm and deter
others from such prrctices. EXamiT atoms
o. such cases were instituted, and some OF
The persons so arrested have been discharged
from lime to time under circumstances or
upon conditions compatible, as was through,
with tEo public safety.
Meantime favorable change Of public
opinion las occurred Tie line ts,ween t"y-
atty and dislCya2y is P'ainly d,faeb; the ,cloie
structure Of the government is Jim aRd stable;
apprehension OF public danger and facilities
'or treasonable practices have diminished
with the pass ons which prompted needless
persons TO al pit them. The lnsurrection
is telleved to have eliminated and to he de-
clning.
The President, IN Uieio Of these facts, and
urIiouS 10 JGU , q return tn the aoJnIai course
Of the administration. AS far as regard 'or The
public welfare will allow. directs that all
political prisoners now held in mil tary
custody be released on their sub crib
ing % parole engaging them to render no
ii or comfort to The enemies in hostility to
he United States.
Extraordinary arrests will hereafter be
made under The direction oi The military au
thorilies alone.
Congress has by its recent legislation IAN
ticipated' precisely such case as HAT rails
ed bv the alleged conduct and language
MIR VaIIaudigham, and hs, thus made pro
vision for The "emorgency." The only jns
utica'i0n heretofore assigned Tor such *
trao,diLary arrests in The heart Of a Iowa
population no l0eeer xists, Tor he "normal
curse" OF pruceedi is now plainly mark
ed out by the law made and provided for the
trial and pun ishment OF all who give "sid
and com ort to the e. my" ard who are
citizens Of states in which the adminstra
ii n OF the laws has continued unimpaired in
the federal courts.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-03

A FIRST ATE L)T OF5TRUNKS, JUST
N received and tor sale cheapby
]. X, CRAW FO b, Agent.
March IL Market street, Cadiz.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-03

0Trhe Quakers held their annual meet
ing in Philadelphia last week. There were
not as many in attendance as usual, and the
spirit otthe proceedings seemed @ oder. One
brother was reprimanded by the NEE ing Tor
having piano in his house, ard a correspon-
dent says that, had he not been man OF
wealth and liberality, would prob IDLY have
been expelled. lie protests against such inter
ference and says it is no worse to keep pi-
auo than 10 keep horses, or pictures.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-03
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

XNTOULD respectfuIlv inform his old custo m
w ers and the puhlie generally, that In
has on hand largestock and general , ssori-
n1ent Of Saddles, Harness, &c, consisting il
part nj fnIi-Gniled and pain shaftcrs, quilted
ho'n cover and plain hn'f-Spsnish and fall.
backs, quilted and plain seated hrass and wood
horn demipesks, nlain and quilted sent, low
c'ntle English trotting saddles Als,,a vnri.
ety of styles OF side saddles, with short and
extended Quilted knee springs. hoop and hack
springs, silver eolored rRsset buc. and black
enameled leather qu liet nnd plain pushed
seats tie hns nlso on hand several sets a( ex.
ira fine silver mounted cnrrage and buggy
harness. strong yankee team harness, saddle
begs collars. haters brides and martingates of
most every description Carnage, Buggy and
Riding Whips of the finest quality; in fael
most everything usually kept in a stddler
shop. Tie deems ii unnecessary 10 puff and
hlow or let of eass about the material or
Workmanship Of his work, as il will recon-.
mend itself to those who are Judges or who
use it Thankfal for the Iiberal patronage he
has heretofore received, he hopes bv strict at
tention to bnsin,ss and selling good work at a
reasonable price, 10 merit continuance OF the
same. Shop third door North of McFadden's
store. Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb. Is, lS60-iyr
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-03
THE OHIO MOWER.

+ HAVE the ageucy. for Harrison county, for
l the sale OF the Ball Reaper and Mower. the
hest machine in use OF this time, 1t will NOW
where other machines will choke ,wn THIS
machine is so geared that you do not navo TO
trive horses ont Of their regular walk; and ths
machine runs light to the team. AS a reaper
it cannot be exc5Ile'i bv any now in use Even
The ''standard machine cannot come up to IL
il either reapers Ir moving ] can get one
hu ,dred machines, il can sell them + ends
hand il YOUR orders 1oln and do not delay as
you did last year. Yol nee not pay for ma
chimes unii! yon have tried them and thay give
satisfaction, You can have them at the same
prices Us the BuckeSe, Though they are bet.
ter aud more convenient machine. Our Junior
Mower ls m 1dn Tor this hly country and gives
good satisfaction. Come right along and get q
mechine that will save your team and yourself
in not weather, One advantage is: this ma
chine is manufactured handy u hons-at New
PHI adel phIa, OHIO, by English, tielmick e
Dixon. Please call ani see them beIore pur-
chasing elsewhere. ..-.--
r. LAIZURE,
Cadis, Ohio.
April 90 '63-3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15
NOTICE

10 J. H. Barker, executor OF estate of A. C. Harper
deceased, L.. Nj. Sfoanakrr and - SHOEMAKER bis
wife, Ohio Life Insurance Company, G. A.. Grubbs
You are hereby notified that there Is file in
the Office the Clerk Of the District Of Lee
W Iowa, at Beokuk, petition OH IRAN Barney claim
ing " you II. Barker, Of the estate OF
A. g. Harper, deceased, the sum Of Eight Hundred
and Fifty Dollars, with 10 per cent interest per
um, pay hle annually, as money due gage,
by Harper TO Charles Mason and since assign ell
70 Hiram barney, dated 4th day February, 1856
also claiming against all of you the foreclosure Of the
said gage, The being upon the south bali oil
the north east quarter " Section nineteen Township
sixty seven, Range i've o. west, Lee county Iowa Tor
tho pu chAsa aud further ing the sale
OF said premises and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
before Of the second day ot the next term OF
said Court TO commence at keokuk on the first Mon
day OF February, IT, default RE eHtefe.
against YOU and judgment rendered thereon pray
! tar III petition. NOBLE D. SThONG,
dec2-d4w Attorneysfor Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John s'annus Haynes, James Rogers, ID
frouty, James Walsh, w Rankin, assignee u
Patrick walsh. Nancy Franklin, executrix OF the
estate u Noah Frsnk&tp, deceased, A Higbee IN
steele, assignee of Wn, q Rudaiek, sarah STAN
nus. assigree Of Jofn Galloway, James Billings,
James A Lee, John A Durkse, y Durkee John
Boyd, GottlIeb HunsAker. Nj Reynolds, Christian
Garter, Daniel NeiihAn:
Won are hereby notified that there is now on file In
the che. II The Clerk Of the District Court OF lee
county Iowa. at keokuk petition OF Geo. c hnder-
son, Claiming OF YOU, the said John stztnus and =
Haynes, ths snni OF Seven Hundred Dollars
money dus on three pfoiats*or5 niss and claiming Of
nil Of you the u mortgage given 10
said notes conveying part OF Lot II Block 90 In The
city 81 keoknk Ice county Iowa, in which son have
or Slain 10 have interest
And unless you appear thereto aud defend befrfe
noon ~ the second day Of the ne1t term Of faid
Court, menee ON the nrst MaHdas OF February.
1868 ndg and decree viii he rendered thereon w
default. KANkIk a MeCRARY,
deta-hsM AuGrnfys fep fEr@UtSf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

70 } X Wheeler, Agnes p Spauldng g. &. BILLINGS
Lucinda Billings Charles s. Abbott, Anna " Abbott,
y. b; Grey, Miller, Mathew Co., Archibeld Hsndsr-
an, Galloway webster, Emma NJ Williams, exe-
cutor OF Geo. b. Williams, deceased, Andrew " cb-
ster, Geo. G. Anderson Co., Hanford u Bro., r.
w, Phnney, Reynolds and Richa rdsoh, Geo. o.
Anderson, keokuk Female College A. C. Htgby
Washington Union, Insurance Co., Cleveland, Mo
lual Insurance Co., o. II. Tweedy. Peter 1tsykoks
shapiegh, bay b Co Clifford Roberts = Gu. Alex.
Johnston, III. d. George Bro, Hiram Das4ey. M
, y, r Bloch 4; r; Carr, Ben Johnson, nsnfy
Grimes, Georg, 4. Jenkins, II. r. Taylor. CIasks&
Andrews, Duvsn keighler CO., Henry ,. 5ayiess
son d Coz, u. w Kilbourne Josiah Hafn0s. e s7ssS
You and each You hereby notin Cd INT 3hosa1
now Oh file in the ONCE Of the Clerk ofth1Al1faGlts
Lucinda Eason With Joshua Eliason her hnnton1. o.
eging that certain Deed 10 the rear haaf fNa IN
u and u In Block forty In the City q Ksotlt 10
cindA Billings, To said Charles 3. Abbott 1hreukA 80
under whom said Lucinda Eliasop claims titteAo nnos
was never recorded and that ain
ed by the other defendants above named aHonn6t
.. 5 Billings are cloud and shadow upon M 6fX
The said real estate, and pray ing that tho sanAo -
removed and her tile Quieted against all lien nf&
judgment also alleging that aceran deed ~ s131l0
estate, made by IL. M Griffth Sheriff Of said u
10 said K Wheeler, under sale made upo Il = 49,
by said Agnes r. spauiding in suit 81 forc1osus1
against said 8. s. Billings and Others was wYorrfnlv
ana iiegaily made and said decree and sal4 wraA6.
fully and illegally obtained and made ana praying that
the same may be cancelled and held for nauht % IA
as the same effect the rear half Of said Lots eeves
anatwelve and that she be permitted 70 redeem sad
relief. - = 4 :
And that nnless You and each ofyou appesyo on -
before the second day ~ the NEXT term Of -
said Court, 70 began and holden the Iet Monday ~
February 1858 and answer said pc titIon default viii
be entered against you and Judgment dered there
November Z, l0Q2-N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Wright, Eaton. Rtos. Co, Sarah Bruce, Du-
vail, Keghler X Co.. Emma Williams, Exeeutrix
OF the estate OF Geo W ilIiaus. deceased, Abbott
Johns Co.., Hugh Cook, State Of Iowa for the
ofschool Fund, NJ Aerrick, tummins, Seaman q
Co., Alexander, Wray d. Co., Lind Bros & Co ,
Hannah Zinde and VIM Lohmer, Executors OF the
estate OF Louis Xindie, dece ased, Geo G Anderson
Brown, Coddn Co., John Carson, Ben Johnson,
Hawkins Taylor, M Magoun, Pyle, Hosme r
JR Allen Jesse Ruddck, and Creel b Shepherd.
You, and ca CHI IL you hereby notified that the
Is file In the ONCE Of the Cierk OF the District
Court Of Lee County. Iowa. NJ keokuk, petition OF
John w Rankin and Samuel Miller Trustees for
Geo & Anderson II Co., Jam es NJ shelley and Cox &
Shelley, claiming against all of the foreclosure
certain Deed OF T-ust executed by defendant James
Bruce 10 plaintiff 10 sScure the payment Of certain
pronissory notes, executed by Creel apd Creel a
able " Geo. c. Anderson Co., and which there is
now alleged to be due the sum of Twelve Hundred
Dollars $i200l said Deed Of Trust was Also given o
secure -Four Hundred Dollars and interest, 10 Cox
Shelley and there Is alleged TO be due said Cox d.
Shelby thereon the sum of Six Hundred Dollars.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
or before noon the second day of tho next term
said Court, TO commence Mt Keokuk the first Mon
day OF February A. D. 1868, decree will be rendered
bo oreciosca ana the following real ss,Ala
thereby will be soid for the Of the debts afore
said, 10 wits The Undivided half OF the soaihw est
quarter OF Section Twenty -three f23 Township sixty
sir 1861 Range Five Isl West In the County OF Les,
and OF Iowa ard ali the interest OF each and all
of therein will DO cut Oh and forever barred and
fbreelosed.
RANKIN NoCRARY,
| deel5-d4w a torueya for Plain til.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

NOTICE.

10 John stsnnus, s Haynes, W Rankin. assignee Of
Patrick walsh, Nancy Franklin, .xeeuivix ~ The
estate 81 Noah Franklin. deceased, A Hia bee wnt
Steele, assignee II " n X l. Rad tcs. sarah stsn-
nus, assignee ~ John Galloway, Jai4-s ~ Bitl,l.xs
James Lee, Jobn A Durkec. Is Dafkee, John
BOYD, boitl4"b hunsAker, Reynolds. Christian
Garner, Daniel Wellihan.
Your are hereby notified that there n now file IN
Tie Office 81 The Clerk of the Distlc Conrt OF Lee Conn
", Iowa, at keekuk, petition Of Gee.G Anderson
claiming OF You, the said John Stannus and haynes,
The sum OF Seven Hundred Dollars ~ money due on
three promssary notes. and csani II Al Of the
foreclosure Of mortgage given 10 secure said notes
and conveying part OF Lot H. Block 81 In the city OF
keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, in which you have %
claim 10 have some interest,
And unless YOU appear thereto and defend before
noon ~ the second day Of the OF said Court
commence on the first Monday of February, t3 jndg-
ment and decree Will be rendered thereon ~ default
RANKIN & McCKAkY.
dce2-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15

4 AkiGlNAL NOTICE.

To John stsnHue S.Hsynes,J W Rankin, assignee Of
Patrick walsh, Nancy Franklin, execntrx 81 the
estate ofNoab franklin deceased A Higbee, VIM
Steele, assignee OF Am A IRndaiek, Sarah Stan
mas. assignee Of John Gatios JAMES NJ Billings,
James A Lee, john Iurkpe, + Iurkee, John
Boyd, Gattlith Hnnsaber, IL M Eashoids Daniel
Wetiihan, and & CARRIER.
You are hereby notified thai there il now on hie In
the Clerks office OF the District Court of Lee County
Iowa, Mt keobuk, petition Of Geo G. Anderson,
claiming of you, The saia John StaDnup and haynes
Seven Hundred Dollars money due three prom
sofy notes and Claiming Of all OF you the
of mortgage given 10 said notes ard trveyIt
part % Lot II, Block IS, in the city kuUkuk LIE
County, Iowa, In which you have claim TO have
interest
And ahiets Yen appear thereto and defend before
noon 81 the second day OF the term OF said Court
to commence on the fYs' Monday Of February, teG3
Judgment and decree Will be rendered thereon by de-
fault. RANKIN a NCGRARY
fef3-ssw Attorneys fer PIaiLtin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15
lnRIGlrXL NOTICE.

To pc Wright, Ksteo. Brothers Co Sarah Bruce,
Duvali keighfer CO., Emma Wiiisms, Exc
chinx OF the estate ofGeo n. williams; deceased,
At1t+F 4+lA ND G.--ZI iI el Coax klhIe GI IaMs
for the n se OF the School Fund A Nerrck, Cum
mins, Seaman Co., Alexander Nrsy b. Co., Lind
Bros. b Co Hapnsh zindieI and William Lohmer,
Executors the estate OF Louis Zindle. deceased,
Geo G Ande rson, Brown. Geddin Il Co, John Is
Carson. Zen Johnson, Hawkins Taylor, Ma
goun, &c Pyle, Hosmar Curtis, J, Curtis, Geo n
Barber. John McDougali, y ALB 1sand Jesse Rud-
dick. & s#e
You and rnch of you, hereby notified that there
Is Ele the once of the Clerk Of the Distr
Court OF Lee Comfy, Iowa, at keokuk, petition Of
John Bruce, claiming OF you, the said Wright the
Of six Thonsabd Dollars money Que on six
promisaory notes and also claiming Of all you the
iorteios or Mortgage given npon the east half Of
the south quarter OF Section Tw enty three Town
ship hixtysls north, and Range west, In Lee county
and ing sale of The undivided one-baI OF the
said mortgaged real estate for the pay ment Of said
one undi vided half having been relieved.
And nninas you appear thereto and defend
or before Of The second day OF the ne II term Of
shid Court 10 commence al II okuk on the first Monday
OF February, A. d. 1863, judgment and decree will
be- rendered against you thereon by default for The sum
claimed, interest rud costs. and The tad real estate
n be scld Tor the pay nant OF the same, ahd ali Of
ut"fcst In and 10 the sad ~ estate Will be cut
or aid igrtyer barred md tort'i"srd
GEO. ". EcCRARY
dectF-Gfw Aus Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-15
NOTICE.

To William Timberman, Nj. g. Timbcrmau, Ryan &
Lauthan John Hurst. Charles McDlll, q. ". Lyman
VIM Thompson. Jennings q Anderson, J. s. East
man, Gbrtstophrr GFahrm. Warner Ilico&, BtnjsIn la
r. AVER, HAN Dodge, The three last named as
executors 80 John Ffink deccas'd =. ~ j. Hamiil
Mntt, Shs.mEr 4 Go, and Chr tina " @Cht.
You, aid zach OF yn HIe hereby nOtiGej That there
"u bie ia hf uGf - Tie CLERK OF the I}ettaei
Ceurt"i I.e c"ails, i0wA, al keokuk, peuts,,n 81
John saud"r.tsr, claiming OF you william 1iuia .
man. thr rtps ct twenty -sesen hundred s5d VI sat
dollars. ala 10 per cent. interest per lraE
Soscn,hrf 5th, 1852 money due on two rrom4sssrs
utes. Also rtstmil2 against eael. u $50 lie tor
closure Of mortgage executed Nv sala Us ni TlHber-
said naHdrrson 70 secure the notea. beHg
part u the purchase money OF certain real estate
to-wlt One hundred and f0ttS feet Sixth street Is
one hundred feet Morgan street Ia tie southeast
corner Of Chatham Square, la the city 81 keokuk Lee
county, aud State OF Iowa and Tor correction
mistake in the description Of the premises rtgagra
and further asking for sale OF said premises and 20
eral relief
And unless You appear and answer said petition OF
before 81 the second day of the next term
the said Court, TO commence al heokGk on the frs
Monday of February. A. D., 1883 default will be
tered against you, aud Judgment rendered thereon
pray ed for ia said petition,
NOBLE Il STRONG,
noy2b-d+w Attorneys for Plaintiff