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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
Trunks, Sc.
NEW TRUNK :MANUFACTORY

G. H. l. WE,
NO. 273 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LADoW's MARBLE YARD.
WTE would most respectfully inform the citsens
w Of Dayton and the public in general that We
have opened Trunk mandatory, where We will
keep on hand all kinds of Trunks, VAlises Carpet
and Travelling Bags all ofwhichwe will sell 1T whole
fale or retail as cheap as any house in the city.
Particular attention paid TO repairing old trunks.
hare Of patronage solicited. .# N'
| AB.-We also have two acres OF good land IN Miami
ol.2 which we VIII sell cheap. ae6dH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

AAkA 4AkN[ ktA61NkAAnS6s
Hear what the Baltimore correspondent OF the Odd
allow Boouaboro, Maryland, said on Thursday, the 3lst
OF May, 1906
Naoroua cures Of diseases caused by early indiscro-
ton naVinE been performed by the English Botanic Ply
sclan feel It my duty, having knowledge Of them TO
state tho fact believing that In doing may do service
TO the suffering one caAo In particnlarthat OF young
man ln ths oltyis worthy Of He had become thu
victim OF habit, the mere allusion 70 which causes
shudder and after suffering and dootoring
all hopes Of recovery. He wished to marry, and was
dearly beloved by sweet girl as eve7 lsped words
lie dared not wed account Of the shattered state
u his HyBte He sought relief at the hands OF the Bo
tanio Phyuician and astonishing II may SEEM all the
bloom and vgor OF youth has returned and he IL now
the happy fathOr Of pair Of bright bOyo."
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill
DREN.
Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says tho 9th
OF March, 1862
W. decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
remedies for tho prevention Of having children but we
fool 1t our duty 10 aok novledge benefit nom any and
from every source when II Ii for the relief Of suffering
humanity. fAoi has come 90 knowledge that
ought 10 DO promulgated and widely circulated for tho
beneht d those ladies whose delicate health makes IL
necessary 10 prevent any increase Of family.
About twelve months aftsr marriage lady OF our
quaintADce gave birth TO daughter but her suerings
great that her physicians despared Of her
ery This made her dread the very thoughts Of again be-
coming mother. She tried every thing to prevent
repetition suerings but without suoceedlng Two
years afr marriage she was again confined, but her uuf
egngs great that the child died and her own life
dhapaired Of She told by her family physician
that N o had any children he feared her life would
be the brfe As all the remedies she had tried before
had iAlsd she applied TO the Botanic Physician, DR..
hAPHAEL,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-25
RANKIN & McCRARY,
.Attorneys foY plainti6
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO Guy Wells, Hugh " Sample, ssmuel X. Caras,
Edward kbourne, r Ford. D W Ford, James n
Holsey "A penins. John v Clsehern, = Il HART
Gre.iy, Lille Devefeux Umsied. wife and devises
Of Frank = Umstrd; o Crane, Cox Shelley,
Greene Ersains; Ci:tiin, hellen q, Go; Long By
ramp. Abnsr Reeves, hiram Barney; Newman,
Rosinson Co; Edgar Thin psoD, Henry Tevle.
Hale CO; Hnlbery Van valienbsrT 1 CO; Bene'
dict Hall %: HuntA Lane; Hsddock, Reed Co;
Psrnham. Kirfhsm & Co; II Day, assignee Of
Young = Co: hosmes, Mary EeeIy y Lyman
Anbrose Dudley, r Lomax, n Alexander,
Well. gardner Drury miiisa Psse sss.a nsse as
ths Boston Looomai,e works, N b Morrison
Brosn, Bank ofthe old DcniDiou, Paul wood.ard,
CreneF. Volneg Fpauiding, w Stewart; VIM
Patterson, Carroll Lesis w Ienton SUNNI er steb.
bins, William Etvpson, Pierce brothers l. Fian-
Lovrie. Gall.nd, executor Of the estate Of i.ase
Gailapc deceased; Garber VIM Thompson trustee
oft N Graham. s Eastman, Comstosk Co; Du.
vail, Rogers 4 Go; \ Hisbee, J Johnson, exc
entor u The estate OF Vim " Terrence, deceased.
You are hersbt netsed that there is nov o file In
the once Of the Clerk OF The District court Of Lee
ccunty, iowa. At Keok1k the petition, amended and
supplemental petition, sf Hannsh " Tsrre-t er-cu-
r ofthe estate Of Ro~rt Tsgeert deceased and Emma
2. TazGevt, and Alice g. fsggsst. minors BY Hannah
NJ faggert their legal guardian, claiming q Guy
Wells convey az one ffth part OF ali the lands
purchased BY Curtis, Sample, Wells, Lyon, and Cor
kerry, to-wit:
The undivided half OF the north fraction Of the
sonfh west QUARTER OF Section ihiry-four Seventy
rods de Of the North fractional quarter OF Sec
tion Thirty four; The northeast fractional quarter Of
Section hrty except about sold 10 The
Des Aeines River Company the north vest and south
vest fractional qsarter Of Section thirty-three In
Township sixty North, u Range I'VE West In Lee
comfy, Iowa Said petition also prays fer partition
Of said lands derreeiag fifth to plaintiff and di.
viding the balance asng the other owners also for
IL sd usimep Of the right and equities all the de-
PENDANTS. and for general relief.
And HAT unless yea appear and snswer said petition
before the second Gay 81 of the February
term, 1851 of said Court judgment will be rendered
against you by default
RANKly & McCRARY
AL a L. m
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A tradition has been current for wears.
that some lost immigrants, in I84s,
while wandering through the country
drained by the Malheur, discovered mines
where gold could be raked up BY the
shovelfuu. At the time, the discoveries
were ignorant of The characteristics of
gold in its native state. and accordingly
they passed on, regarding the metal as
worthless. A few years later. some of
these men were attracted to California,
and on visiting the mines there, almost
the first remark was, that they knew
where bushels of that kind Of stuff were
TO be had. Since that date SCARCE year
has passed that did not witness the de-
parture Of companies of men who we're
sent for the purpose of discovering the
country described by the immigrants.
These exploring parties have uniformly
proved failures, owing, in great measure
to the hostility of the Indians, who have
resolutely refused to allow the white man
to prospect their country. At last, how
ever, party more fortunate than the rest,
have succeeded in finding the long-lo
gold field, and. if reports are 10 be be-
lieved, the story of its richness has not
ben exaggerated by the original discov-
erers.- Dallas (Oregon) Mountaineer.
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'Miriam,' the genial Washington COR
respondent of the State Register, W.
the following in her las, letter -'tes
GAS for fashione-hc =
them? Never ~ can describe
Dresses p sere they 50 capricieus !
ens' -uu cloaks are trimmed with
.lette trimmings. Everything is Ia
milifaire. Bonnets are small and very
becoming in style, and felt and beaver
hats are now worn everywhere, even in
New York. The Glengarry hat is the
prettisst, quite eclipsiug the Spanish high
crown, and wings are worn on the Glen
curry instead of feathers. So that sick
soldier remarked the other day that he
knew angels had been near him, for they
had wings. Curls are all the rage, and
hoops are beautifully less. Fashion is
just upon the turn, and we shah now
have the poTdered hair and gored two
breadth dresses. Oh, ye horrors | Russia
leather muffs and belts are much voro.
and little outside pockets Of leather kuns.
ing from the belt. Gold and silvers ~
terfies are worn in she hair. Ia tS6tll
80 many novelties have appeared that /
stare along at the shop windows ike CHI
nese, for am pushed to know what these
traps for greenbacks are meant for. SO
utterly new are they to my eyes,"
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NOTICE.

To Bridget Farming; Ellen Tanning. CharlessE. Fan
Ming. George Willis Tanning, .ktzsrs, and alter
Common.
There j. now on file in the office otthe Clerk Of the
District Court OF Lee unity Iowa. at eoknk, the pc
nton of George T. Higgins claiming Of the
decree partiioning certain real estate In Lee conn
", Iowa, 10 Wit In the addt ion OF William H. Will
ans and Reeves Perry TO he city of Keokuk called
tsies' Addition TIE map OF Ouey Striue Lot
twelve f2I ana the east half Of Let II IN Bfrck
lis, in the the civ OF Keokuk; In Block one hund red
snd sixty eight Ise The front sixty 1901
ave and six 1911, also forty feet By hundred Of
Lots hee l5l aud sir 1911 comm ncng twenty feet from
tie alley; also twenty feeI front Of Lot seven III BY
one hundred feet deer also twenty feet OIL OF seven
next TO the alley and feet across Lot eight
also lot two Biloxi ore hundfed aud atty 1891;
also the divided thirds Of The front half of Lois
eleven and twelve fIf&Iel in BLOCK forty oI42f;
also Lots nine 1911 and eashhf Of lot eight ISL Block
hundr, ard nine 1901 said petition alleges that
Walter o. Conner has mortgage party of
said property and that the other defendants own one
half OF IL suhjrct TO said interest.
Unless you appssr and answer said petition or be-
lore noon 81 the second day e the February term 1884,
OF said Count, cling Gu th- frst Mondav "A
FEBRUARY. judgment of Pavilion will be rendered
oy dsfsult. RANKIN q McCRART
noy26-n4w Plaintiffs Attorneys
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NOTICE.

OrSn Eaton, rfrsss the unknown helps OF CORNELL.
Us Dyrke. clsimanfs Of Lot 10 IN Block 1870 IA me
clty OF Keokuk, Lee Comfy, lava.
The above named unsuo-xn heirs Of Cornelns p
Dyeke are hereby notified that there 10 nov on fle In
the ofce Of the Clerk OF the District Court IN "a
county, Iowa, al ks0kuk, petition OF Ovpon4 Eaton
reprcs mi ing that said Cornelius r. Dycke ala on
the 18th day OF SEPTEMBER, 1855 convey By warranty
DEED to one Matilda Roos Lot TO- in Block l6o In tie
aity Of kecknks lee Comfy, Iowa; that said deed
Vas Acknowledged, bot that riFtske wsa made by
me Nctsry Who drewthe certne OF asknowiedement
~ wAich the same appeared Of recordto
Said petition that pianH has an interest In seid
lot, and preys for decvee correcting said mistakc
and quietlng the title 10 the said lot.
Unless you appesr thereto md defend befOsx ncon
81 the second day OF tie February A. D. la6A a
the said Coart decFse will be rendered nGajnrr vo
thereon By default =
RANKIN = MronAnr.
eoelA-eew fs Ausesego ~ 1SaE.
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-. 80 A.n1e1 xeeDsr.s4 -.
ing numbered, i gives . him irrsgularly,
(S6 d, % but. 81 pitcher, ETC., and he
gives the whole sentence, During the
games bell = Ssuched every one or tvo
seconds, and BE gives the number Of times
IL has. been te1ched. A man stAnds -
hind and Throws little pebbles. 90 BY
one, against his bsck; these too he counts.
And A(ler these gamer are over, and -
these are told, he recitss . poem in per-
feet rhyme, which he has composed du-
ring tho sitting.
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NOTICE.

To Alexander Lockhesd Keziah Jane Loo khesd, Ere
siei Lyon, David w Lyon. Elizabeth A Bisir and
Charles Blair, Defendants
You are hereby moulded that in the action pending
IN the District Court 81 Lee county Iowa. keoknk
waerein Alexander Lockhesd is flsinuE. and Marths
a. X. AcElhehey and Others are Defendants sad
Nartha Ar. Aek4beney sns Ed ward kekgheney have
aled sgainst You gross n5 p ing Tor decree for
the uafiyided hsf OF tie fractional NorlhWestt Of
section 81 Township CT Narth. Range West, in Lee
COUNTY lows and other egNtahla relief, with costs
And you are ats9 lerebyeaOtlRed that ia the same
cause there IL pending against YOU the said Alexander
Lcekhead. kezish Ishe L2ekhead, EIekies Lyon ard
David iyo cross bill sra BY Eizsbeth A. Blair and
Charles r. Blair her husband claiming that the said
Elizabeth sthe re sSrnule OF the undiyITed
fifth part OF said tst1fe and praying for de-.
quisipg the title Thereto in her and for general
relief
Now eseh Of you must arkrar and answer said gross
bills by OF the nfthe next Ter M Of sid
Court 10 BE held on he first Monday OF February 1854
or decree prayed for viii be had therein by defsa
H. SCOTT howell.
Attorney ftI Aarths A. X. Mehlheny.
RANKIN IL McCRARY
Attorneys for Charles +. and Elizabeth A. Blair.
nov2G-d4w
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.,

To Urmston. Charm x Lee. a HosmeY Ftckieu *
L1ess. Vim Turner assignee Of Patff-k & Crouss:
Randall stusn Dietrich. II D Woods ard & Co.
foH hereby nofiasd r. al there Tn now en- rfe in
the efice OF the Ciefk the Dstrict Court Of Lee
County Iowa. at Keoknk. the peiftien Of Samuel p
ilier. Ahnsr Reeves ard {. n Perry, oxecutors Of
tho will Of L. X. Reeves ed Claiming OF you the
said p. Urmsion The sum ef Five Huudred Dollars
rooney due three yremisscry notes; and also
claiming s9anst all or you the foreclosure OF mort
gage upon Loitwo 1917 Block I'VE 1871 IN the addition
q " m. II. Williams aud Reeves and Perry TO The city
ot K-oknk Lee County, Iowa less the West half Of
ssia lot w h.ch has been re lea sed.
Unless yoa appear thereto and defend before noon
II the second day OF the February term 1874 of said
District Court judgment and decree will be rendered
against you thereea, by defsHit
RANKIN a. ACCRARy
poTssd4~ Attorneys fer Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John y Knight. Human W CcwIea VIII.
am NosS, Ford n W Ford sibyl Kirbv
kirby Hepsbah Finch. Finch. Rriby Hub
bsrss oren Hubbard. sylvia s;ryker. washinston
Stryker:
fou are hereby Noticed that there IL nov on aIe
~ the ace OF the Clerk a the District Court 81 Lee
County Iowa, ~ keokrka petition Of Thomas Davis
Claiming q You John b. kuight W F. CowIes. b b
HinUsn. L. X. fcyd, ID. W. Ford and William L. Wood
the sum Of Three lin pdred and Fight and Is-i0o
mars VIII ten per ceEf interest per sRnnm, pay
snte sHnHHtiy.e s money due & prnmss6ry note,
secuted by mortgage made By The sasd J. u Kuisht
70 the said b. b. E'onsn aud W. CevIes ard since
assigned tn the sad Thomas Davis also claiming
against each OF you she foreclosure Of said mortg age
the same being upon LIT 80 10 In Human K Cow l4s'
Subdivision Of the Swis of Sec e. Township S.
Rsnse West Lee county, Iowa. and further asking
tor Inc sale Of said premises md general relief
Ana unless you appear aud answer said petition
en- or before noon OF the second day Of the next
ter Of said Cpart to be begun and holden Oh the
nrst Monday OF February A. D., ls6f default will
be entered against you aud Judgment rendered there
on prayed fer In said petition.
NOBLE * STRONG
n5T2b-d4w Attorneys for PisiutiT
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The Horrors OF Libby Prfson..Wo.
men whipped for selling Breaa e
Our Men.

Our Men.
A letter from prisoner in Libby pris.
on, published in the Pittsburp Chronicle.
says:
The basement of the building is divi.
ded off into cells, or dungeons, more
properly speaking. The dungeons are
used to confne officers who in the least
break the prison rules, such as asking for
more food, looking out of the windows,
talking to the guard, attempting to escape,
etc. An officer who had been confined
there three weeks invariably comes out
with bis shoes and clothing mouldy, and
has altogether more the appearance Of a
corpse than living man. A part of the
basement is used as a slave pen, and ev-
cry day we can hear the cries Of the poor
creatures as they are brought there to be
whipped by their worse than savage mas
tiers, a few days ago five women were
given one hundred lasbes each for selling
bread to our soldiers as they we're march.
ing through the streets of the city on their
way TO Danville. At the present time
there are twelve thousand Union soldiers
IN This city as prisoners.
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KEOKUK:
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS.
one Years vverk.

Since this glorious year opened, the
Union armies have cleared the Nississip-
pi Of rebels, taking IS 600 prisoners At
Vicksburg and 5000 ct Pmt Hudson.
They have captured more than 500 can
non from The fe6els and NOT lost to them
half that numbsr. They have beaten
them in the East on the desperate field of
Gettysburg, in the West in half dozen
serious fights, including the late brilliant
triumph on Lookout Mountain and Bis
sionary Ridge, driving Braggs army Ike
sheep, and capturing more than fifty Of
its guns. We have recovered nearly all
of Tennessee, two-thirds of Arkansas, a
large part Of Mississippi aud Louisiana.
and the south western quarter of Texas
LastNew Year we were mourning our late
bloody repulse at fredericksburg; now
we are on every side triumphant and ad-
vancing.
And the political progress has kept
even step with the military. Last year
we we're smarting under our recent and
signal 10 New York, Pennsylvania.
(where We lost q. s. Senator for six
years, our lost Congressman in Della
ware. Ohio IA out Of 10 Congressman
against ms, Indiana, Illinois, and about
a drawn battle in Wisconsin,. We could
not elect Union Senators in Missouri,
and it looked as if the Copperheads
would get them. Now We have
carried every one of the. above States
BY handsome majorities, besides Maine,
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island. Connecticut, Vermont, Mich
igan, Iowa. West Virginia, and
Maryland. have Union Congressman
from Delaware in place of him chosen
against US last year (since deceased J and
We have had signal Union triumphs in
Kentucky. Every single State. but New
Jersey, that even pretends to be loyal to
the Union. now rallies around the AID
ministra.ion. And the msjorities where.
by We have carried most Of them are
magnificent verwhelming.-TT Tribune
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To John MGurer:
fou are hereby notlned that there now pending
1.-THE ofce ofthe Clerk Of the District Cont Of Lee
County, Iowa, at kepkuk. petition OF Msrgsreth
suysr. claim ing If ven decree for divorce on &C.
count Of hshitusl drun keness and nhnrzn treatment
such as 10 endanEer the life Of petitioner.
And that a. 1ess you appear 1Dd answer plead
6eur TO the W before noon cffhe second DAY
Of The the February term 1854 Of said District Court
comm neinx On the nrst Monday of February next
defs uli VII be enerd against snd decree render
ed according 10 the prayer II said petition.
MTLLEh * JAEGER,
Attorneys fgr Petitioner.
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A WONDERFUL H1SDoo HrAD.-The
owner Of il il bssween IS asd so yeam
efsge, He plays three games Of chess At
one time, blindfold, and wins them. A.
tbs same time he plays game of cards
there are 100 cards 10 Hindoo pack
and wins. At tho time whom these came.
ere going on he y given orally sams Of
multiplication to the extent Of four figures
(s.gs o327xs90e) and gives the correct
result. AZ the ssue time sentence of
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice q hereby Eiven that ON me 6th day Of De-
esmber,s 4. u 1883. Vas appointed AdministFstor
Of the eeHte OF VIM. n 9. Torrencs, deceased. All
those indebted 70 sad estate are here notified -
mare immediate payment to me, and those having
clams against said present then, according
to law. J, w. JOHNSTON, Adninist rstor.
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NOTICE.

STATB OF IowA.l
- LEE CopsTr.
In the District Court OF said County. In Keotus
Fre~man Kneuies, Plet.fts,
Fs-sns
Sahn Rablsn,
Hsary Corsith. Defesxsxts
kssice IL hereby given 10 the Defendants herein
Move named thai petit In civil aeton Is en- file
ia TIE Ciefkf cce Of The District Court efsresaid in
esh all Of the above named Piantf againxs you and
ella ming 10 redeem from you uBd iunfur rsoYteaxe
esrss premises 10 the fou h Vest quarter Of ton
"a, To vnssip e5, Ratxe S west In said County and
State md rendering Yen tn Court 81 he vaiae Of
SAID reLeupton said petition prsyDx further ,at The
tiue OF peeiaaer 10 said premises srssnt you be
Objected nd estAblished- and for genera seiief
And unless yeu appear and male defsnse thereto
bsfFc OF The second DAY Of The next term OF
ssia Court. 70 con merce the Monday oFFebru-
arr. 1854. udgrent vii be entered against you, a.
pray ed for Ia said petition.
ROBERT n. GILMORE,
norI5-d4~ Atiy for Plai ntia.
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STATES MARsHAL,s

District Of lava -.
By vi, tue OF execution me directed i.sred ~
the Clerk Of ihe District Court the Unitea sta es
for the south err Division District Of Iowa
l,eainst " r. Vananiserp, and in favor ef James
es, lhsve levied upop and will sell to The bighest
hftt,er NJ The door OF the Clerks ece of the Dstr
Cou OF the Cnisee States fr the District OF Iowa
K-oku H. IN said District, Abe 26fh day Deeer Der
A. ID. s63, between the hours q O'Clock . IN. and
o'clock b. OF said day. the Following property to-
Wit
Lots No. z, and 4. In block No. 1876, In the ci,y
Of X eokuk Lee county, Iowa
Taken and levied uron a. the property p Van
antwerp IL All sly said writ OF execution
II. M HOXIE, q. s, Marshal
By Ii. FuLTos, Deputy.
Nov. II, ls6s-dlw
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LIMITED STATES NARSHAL's

- SALE.
UsirED erATEs OF AAfK1lcA,i
DISTRICT OF Iowa.
BY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed issued BY
hetlerk ofthe District Court The United States fov
the Southern divsion Of the District OF iowa, aud
against ). NJ Bradley, in favor Of George Bliss & Co
have levied apon ana will sell the highest bid
DER ~ the door OF the Clerks Once OF The Dist ict
Coaof the United States fer the District of Iowa at
keosuk, in said District the 18th day Of January,
A. ID. 1894. between tho hours of O'Clock A. NJ
and 4o'clock NJ. Of sa,d day, the following .rop-
eriy. tovn lot no. II In BiccK No. mr. In Decatur
CITY aio the Sc quarter o. Section mi Tow nship
1851 kanse containing i6o ali OF The above
property is IN Decatur County, iowa
Taken and levied upon rs the property ofS NJ.
Bradley, 10 satisfy said writ oil exeeu.ion.
Fl. M. HOXIE, u. s. Marshal,
By n. FuLTor DRrurr.
Keokuk. December %, iss3-ld4w
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NOTICE OF CoRoNER's SALE.

To y g. Hedges and Margaret Hedges, ard others
Ga are hereby noslned that by yirlne of specikl
~ -cutor 10 directed, issned by TIE Clerk or the
District Cart OF Lee ecun Iowa. keskuk beartnx
dste November the sth A. u. 1868 In fayor 81 Jane.
A. Lee ard against @ Hedges. and al leo q decree
sEAfnst Fsxaret Hedges snd others Ihave levied up
On and sdvfrts ed for sale, and win sel the doors
OF the tlerks oce ofthe District Court OF Lee Coun-
u. Iosa a. Keokut. on the Esih day OF December
ID 1863 bets cen the hours of 9 oeeek A. ~ ana
O'Clock NJ, eenmeneing At O'Clock r. NJ. OF said
rs., the following described properly, to-~is: Lot
hree In Block one hundred ard eight 1901 in the
City of keefut, Lee County. Iowa.
Given under my hand this 2isi dAy of November
A. u. 1854 THos MARTIN
norsl-aid Coroner OF Lee County fcws.
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AsTATk or IOWA.
- LEE Corrqr.
Inthe District c0ur. Of said County. in Keokuk
X. r. Lave. fIAssff
1srsss
c. Grinnan,
D. n. Gfinnan,
David A. Day.
N. J. Day. Defesd@sss
Notice 10 hereby given 10 the Defendants herein
above named thst petition in civil action on file
10 the tlerk's ofce OF the District Cart sfor~ssid
duly verified ia beeat ef the above nxmed Pisintin
sxsina soa, ana ealring of The ssid G. and D. N !.
GrnrAn tie rederEtien cf Lois ard g. in Block III
10 The cli5 oil Keakus said ceuny, from q certsin
Deed OF Trast and sale hereunder and all
Defendants the foreclosure Of gaze executed BIZ
said D. A. and NJ J. Day. fur The Of $3.50. with
ten Per c%ni. tDtsress from May So TIE ssid
i~rsAnts brtnuaa further Hutted that the said
tonu has appointed Receiver TO tase charge Of said
property ard the rents ard profss theresa.
And ani-se you appear and defense thereto be-
fore OF the second dry the next term OF said
Court 10 Commerce the FIRST Monday OF Fesrusrr
1854 tudgnenl viii be rendered. against you pray
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