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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

We had an interview yesterday friday with
5erqt. II. Gardner, better known TO our readers
as Sergt H. G., Co. H, 18th Vermont regi-
ment." He was in town on his way to his home
in Hardwck Sergt. Gardner was in the fight at
Gettysburg, and, in making charge, was cap
tured with eleven others in his regiment, they
having been isolated from their comrades and
surrounded by rebels. He described the fight as
terrific. While prisoners the only food gwen
them was meal and water, and this was the only
food he saw given to the rebel soldiers When
the rebels commenced their retreat Friday night,
they abandoned their prisoners without formal
parole.
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CoppERREAD MAGNIFICENcE.-An attempt has
been made to rescue the copperhead netting at
Concord on the 4th from popular contempt, by
representing the members as contributing liber-
ally to the wants of the sick soldiers. Franklin
Pierce, whose salary while President of the
United States only amounted to about seventy
five dollars day, gave the enormous sum of
City dollars. The audience, fred by such an
example, determined to emulate it, aud accord
ingly the unprecedented amount of $3.50 was
raised AS, by the assertion of the New
Hampshire Patriot, there were only $4,000 cop
perheads present, this sum averaged about a
copper and half apiece After this who shall
dare to charge the copperheads of New Hamp-
shire with lack of sympathy with our soldiers,
or in-cent-sibility to their suferings?
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CIR pailp }tftman.
MONTPELIER, JULY II, 1868.

GENERAL SrANNARD, who was wounded at
Gettysburg is on his way to his nome at Saint
Adams; we print elsewhere his clear report of
the part taken by the gallant 2nd Brigade in
the recent battles. Lieut.. S. f. Prentss. men,
toned in the report, IS son of E. Ii. Prentiss'
ESQ. of this town.--The list of killed and
wounded is the same substantially as that al
ready printed in the FREEMAN.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
III u M A ~ TSERY.

Justpubished in a Sealed Envlope; Price cts
A LECTURE BY DR.. CULvERWELL. ON THE
Mentg AMI Physical Debility Nervousness Eniensv'
Impaired Nutronof the boty, Gassitude weakness Of
the Limbs and Back, lndspositon aud incapactv for
Study and Labor, Dizziness of Apprehension, Loss of
Memory, Aversion to Society, Lore Of Solitude Timi-
dy Sell Oirust, Dizziness, Headache Affection of the
Eyes, Flmples on the Face, Involuntary Emissions and
Sexual Incapacity the Consequences Of Youthful inds
cretion &C. &c.
BJ-Ihs admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often sefaGctei evils NAV be re-
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and so i'd be read by every youth ami pap
in the land
Sent under seal to any address in plain. sealed en-.
yeop on the receipt Of six cents or two STAMPS
by addressing. ~
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York. Post Office Box4
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A Contrast The Loyal Union League of
Philadelphia has already sent one full regiment
of one thousand men to the scene of conflict IN
Southern Pennsylvania, and another is to be
organized Immediately. Has any democratic"
society, by whatever name distinguished, done
as much in the national behalf !-NeW York
Post
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PROTECTIVE
WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION
EDD ATrIU ENr@,r I..p

TUR NEW ENGLAND,
INCORPORATED 1853
Office, No ii Railroad Exchange, Court Square, Boston,
Mass
Chief Justice BIGELOW President
His Exceency JOHN A. ANDREW. and AMOS A. LAW
RENCE, Vice Presidents.
WALDO HIGGINSON, Treasurer.
U. TRACY HOWE, Secretary
WAR CLAIMS OF all kinds adjusted and collected and
w advice given to soldiers and sailors and their fani
lies, without charge. Apply to
U. TRACY HOWE, Secretary,
No II Railroad Exchange Court Square, Boston, Mass
Boston, June l, 1863. uufsn
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Frederick, Nd, July l0-P. Nj. A rebel
battery near Funkstown opened at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon, on part of Buford's and Kill
patrick's cavalry. Two rebel guns were dis
mounted and the rebels were driven from the
hill.
Our infantry advanced, and, when our mes
senger left, both sides were engaged. Our
sklrmlshers were driving back the rebel Skin
mlshers.
Lee cannot cross the Potomac, even if he had
the means, and clear way before him, he is 50
hard pressed by Meade Lee must keep every
man he has 10 resist our attack.
Lieut.. Beverly, of Custer cavalry, escaped
from the rebels yesterday. He says that Gen.
Lees army is greatly demoralized and suffering
for provisions.
Accounts represent that Gen. Lee is preparing
for the battle with large force near Hagers.
town.
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+. r. RIKER
DRAPER AND TAILOR

Has just returned from New York with good stock of
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70 All Garments made his Shops will be done in the
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Garments cut for others make, and warranted to fit
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable Coat can
get it by calling at Riker's Shop,
May H., 1863.
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WASHINGTON, July IL. The following has
been received at Headquarters
HELENA, Ark, July S, via. CAIRO.
To MAJ Gen. Halleck
We encountered the enemy Is 900 strong un-
der Gems. Holmes, Price, Marmaduke and
others, on the morning of the 4th of July, and
whipped them handsomely. We have ca ptured
1000 prisoners, 1900 stand of arms and two
coors.
Our total loss will not exceed $50. The en-
emy's losses are very severe, not less than $500
killed, wounded and prisoners.
B. M. PRENTIss, Maj. Gen.
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New YORK, July IL. A telegram received
here to-day from Medical Inspector Volum at
Gettysburg states that the number of rebel
wounded thus far known to be in our hands is
10000, not including those captured by our
cavalry.
ports that our forces occupy Williamsport and
hold the opposite bank of the river. The rebels
occupy the old Antietam. fields A battle there
is imminent
The Times Washington dispatch says the
following are announced as the places of redez-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-06
| KGAL NOTICE.

Tod 4 zvsst, execinor u the eatatc IT xwart de
ceased, Cecilia zwayt holm Lzwart, Susan Zwart.
BssAAfd x~srt. o sSstuiset zwsri u 4 sehesers, !,
Ca&Asstaf sahssefA, EawAsd usnD, IN st-th
Muhn, Cniusndsn 4 neCsvic, Farrsr Hana~ps
samssf Aamnm, ~ ~ oamp IssMP MAtts, George
sss so.eys dSli., s,ih, ~.
e6Aass Issaua,re Qe9eATp 9G4oAA audiences 4 Cos,
Jesons = Vlsy, 0shSSa I'll, "a Ol1s1tJr & 4
:sss ts .t I f.s s..I Ssi iss; q, Sc
of the school fund. 4 H4un0S1N2D1s1sssy Aaron
re W. Hs, lSE ess. s ss,ss
9 ~ sfbIIds,. 2 4 ,Bssssass. Caro-
81 sissrssslss srH u sssae + s.ee.ssd' nary
ApR Raess widew, and Ges Rsss 40 kees r.. Bar sh
Kees, E1wis " kees, Thos Rees w csie3 Rees, Jvsepa
ses, kazIy ksas. Car lime k<ss, Samuel hca ic-
tor hees and kebeti Rises, hsirs q Law Of YIN e~s,
You, and eacAsayos. $50 n4rshs tAst tivrs
Is file the Once u the Clerk of Me Dissirl
Court fn "a d fer LeeC sunts lSWA, 81 Keokuk, Me-
iItoa Of saMua Mailer. rtsihaing ~ ysa, de Mid
ZsaYt executor 81 the estate ~ zTart, debeee~
the of Fiern Hundred klisrs. kssfBeuet due
Jsmes ksics and by h.m endorsed 10 plaintiff end
c,xiDing cf all fyor ths foreclosure OF mortgage,
syes topssrc ead. ssnd Others, sad convryln3
The undivided onehaif Of Lots three 3 and four f in
block six as q Lists III too fs tbrse f3I fbaf
lse i 81 ana aix idi in Block Aass In Resd'a
And uulcAs ron sppaas xhsfsto : ana dtserp on
before of the seeund day Of the OF
laid district Court, n Keokuk, which confnencss ON
the hrAt Aosaay ~ 6cp$smser, l0sS, Judgne nt snd
sssd real sssats wtl e Srdered 70 be sold fr the Id
meDt OF Che sum dne pAin.iG Interest and costie
@ RANKIN Il McCRARY.
apr2-a4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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II EGA.L. N0TICR ssgr - aa & /
STATS OF IowA,l~ g,'F'

+ ~f.rrdocNTV.sf Ss,sEsEs @%F3G ~EfL8 81
Turner, Wilson 4 Co.. vs.. Hugh Smiley, Martha
ySnycs6y, MAs6ASet Davies, JohnBun Davies, Con-
verse, Harding 4 Co., A neatagi n pemipg. X
The defendants will take notice that there Is now
ON e ia the once Of Che OteTk Of the District Couft
a hesycsustys l~vp, st6onsl oa11Scns shespehtleA
81 Turner Wilson Co. stating that al the Decsmner
tsrp 1891 81 ystd Qsurt. they recovereda ladsmant
skalSiS dsss2dsn High H. smiley, for $3.50. VII
;s.sg.: II J, .f.ss as
nus ~ Ectselspsan4 ssht. a,snlscs tAiItysetxs in
the City OF eokuk lee county, Iowa, eo99EnAtex
SAs IS ~ tsSt IN Flsh stfeSv sfSA thsctSSek pr
81 and tQhSsQn strtets AAd ext0piA,e Sswxeds tle
aIIey IN said block, twenty teet. And In tths name
1T As1bNhdsAs4 sid smiley 49, iArSs&sd
70 Conyssaa, HArAng A. Co. A. the sApgnl -
WIN irsersM sscuted by the e1tA6 Mortgage be
40 - thnt AL D11Ala6 ana -
Dsninr his wife undertook to coNyrS said tvepty
feet Win vements to Hugh HtSdticy Ana thet
ssaA Gplsy seA MsEsha J.4teil 1gaerfock g moa1
sase said property e s.id Dsnng ply y, = D ~
essn = MN
~ asa1 sdpaSIyx 1Ae4sss1r 81 sxepsssisa y -
rs ths lsSa sss harss. y. e s-SSs se for
- - tie p6V2svG mad sdtsestboosn o.
q IN end fer eeuersi relefnaissss 10. ~ To-
tfS6Sak1s ~ xppear ind answsf Said posiuc. ~
before The "a DAY Of the May terA. 81
1t noon cpamenc Ng the ~ AondsS y IN hi
kVtii ~ ks1 According 10 ~ pssye sfi ~
Fssse.,s slaasidsaai aAsk,SaxitstRxRk
| narss-A4x .ng5SAaessAssses S'saes1s
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
STATE OF IowAt


COUNTY or LEE. ss'
To John stevenson, Anna Il Stew enson, Josiah W
aPraco, Artimicia Wooiien, Andreu2 wbollen, Fran
cis Price, guardian OF Thomas Jersrson Price and
FrAncis AnleriSa Price, tmnofs land to all others
| wbsm IL may ebncsrn: atist4 ts@&
You and each Of you are hefeby notihed that there
isnow % dir In ~ <sustst If Lee County Iowa,
at Fort Mai.isan, Iowa, petite 81 hc undeEsign
exscI OF the estate OF C. Price, deceased, ing
fu arsore and Sell Cor the pnsTose " sats-
lying detls due from said estate, Tie selisfBg de-
scr Ned real estate. TO Wit TIE N Il. tStsAeN. W.
OF see. Ty ~ NJ of IL. No. ~ Mfsttceusotning ~
acres with all the thereon ne Eccnty
anggold. Iowa Las Nos 4, ~, ~, "a t<s26, IS.
e. 49, ~, 30, A. u.s. 49, ~, AZ, 90 80, 81 So
So 81, Sc 50 CO. 81, Ga o. o. IS, &C. ~ Is 6o'o
"a ~ "a IS 10, II. I6, 80 ana 20, III Tie town of
Marshall on the ~ OF above described tract
Of. Real Estate. in kinsseld County, Iowa.
Bktd pesikten wutbe heard and determined before
ssaa Lnur on the LIST Monday In ApEli,s 1863, at
o'ctoct, r. NJ III Aaid dsy, at which time You can ar
tend ana show eaasetH any yUu have,whs 0s prayer
OF ssid petition should not be granted, ~ 800
6 fyvfdss Of the County Court, -
T. IA st6 al ~. z, u. LAkGFoRp, "a
Executor Of the Estate ofsC. +. Prise ,aec'd.
GEaaa son n tA0 vASvALKES BukG
| Mach Nth 1865 t:Sw = Att'y fng ttaintB
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r EGAL NOTICE. a ~, IL.

10 Edward Cole, Eliza Stewart. ana brbismAn <.
Reed:
You hereby notified THAI there ii nov prahle In
the Clerk " LIS Dfstrict Court of Lte Nehpy
Iowa, ut Fort Madison, pelition Of Joha w RADkfh
Samuel Aiitnf tiaimihg 81 YOU. The said y. e ole
the apm OF en- Hundred and Ninety noilars snd
fOrty-ninc cents xuu iuteres money doe org ~
PesbnsOy s0Acss AND aisa elAimog against al es
the foEciosuFe of certatp mvTtgsge given W secure
MA uotes shd conveying the tofowng properly TO-
ok Ao.tsl ID t}sn Biosk enc txil,in the
city OF Keokuk County OF Lee, and Slate Of iowa IN
whcb you. the said EtssA y. Stewart end Brdgasan =
Reed, have sone interest, sasaa
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon OF ihp day abe tef of said Darict
Court, commenting the third Mondat 10 September
1868. judgment and decree VIII be rendered aeklns
you thereon by default
.r - ~ RANKIN Is NcCRARY,
marSi-d4w Attorneys for PiAiLtin.
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The Democrat Of yesterday has re-
markably calm. dissct asd veil coDeiiers
ed edisorial arsicls Spon The condi,ion Of
the counAsy. NS a1nirs III exceedingly
FOR il $3.50 epmznoe sense views.
Ihsrxs - Z shadsw 6 exaggeration
abost n. Ihke speciuens
1t Il tsnihls 70 ..thiak that even now.
evea II the Union y RESTORED, we stand
among the Jared snd broken ruins Of a
destroyed ciyiliz9iion; that in the thick
eSrse and smoke Of batilA, se ase but
trembling spectators. or helpless siins
viewing The wild elements OF deslne.g.,l
Ill around uf. Over "a, q, osefsti 4 l..,.
Sodom, Poars the vengesnce u an otscus
ded Heaven. while fefj syrpspts trail
saoag the ground, and earth bursts her
hesving bosetas in gushing fountains of
saiphurous fre- Above, nothing but the
red tsrrorof . barning sky; aropad, moth
ing bnt the cracking embers and ashes
Of . famfng mutton; beneath, the quaking
crust Of an uprising hell. 1871 .as
Farther %, our neighbor speaks 81
the "Aashing ssypents1 a. clicking the
bins and starry roof and cnnnching with
6sry teeth the very sitar Of our liberties, :. :
and be adds s'this Is no fancy spisisre,Y
OF eoarss ,sis $40 fAnSy picture. - :.
'ThSte's 10 fkpcy about it. 1t issvall .
stern and naked facs. Tie Rashisg ser
penis, trailing along the ground and lick
ing the blue and ssnrry skies and craunch-
ing every thin4 More them with their
fery teeth, Will - quaking crust Of
an uprising hel Messing beneath Us,
are no. fsacY ~ sat hnt real. actual,
undoubtk1 mi IN Aasas is certainly
an awful ~ N - efnsstly suggest
that old Az tp eaion appoint
ing 4 3ay a. 4tppofAl snake-hunt.
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nkIGINAH NOTICE.

10 benjAmtu 3ehuDans9T 8 4Ss1E 8M3 4fe
You are hereby notified that therc r. no 90 Ae In
the bfce 81 the Cierk u the Distfict Court OF Les
county, - xeoAAk. pssftoa % Rrsaedcs xugg
claiming against you decree Tor the cancellation
certain hsrssAge, givsA ~ said zaeyto You, spop
certaAn kA Etsts IN Lse eouDY lore, and Alec pray
Ing for Judgment for Two Hundred Dollars money
pstd by OtainttH TO you MbasaI and usuftous In
Ieresi and without legal confederation
Asd uniess you appear thereto ami defend before
Of the secondary Of the nexterm oa said Dist rct
Courtcommencang on the Arst lpuday OF svpis. bef,
11o8, oDcsec and Judgement win be rendered agaiuss
you thercen ~ Aefaatt. u la b affS
| BANKTN 4 McCRARY. ~
mar25-d<w Attcsaey ~ Tor Rtsittin ~
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I EGAL NOTICE,

10 ns u,ard zvAnb Bickien 4 lucas, VIM Burl IL.
Geo Z Anderson Co.. Asgoun, Hatch q
Thompson, Scott \ omsby, A stevens, IAnIsi
Mahopy, a Husmer. Chnpin Lee, The state ~
Iowa. f9ss shnIa1e ~ the school Fund, AsfoS %
Richardson. HAnin n kgiston, Hugh 4 Reidt W1
~ LaawA0a,LIL kaSs,s aHAAsine > WsoehpGs and X
Nsickmsp her huAband ,Ktng q TnsaptT, \ DesaA u.
Ybd ma zach cf you, are cfeby NOTIFIED thai thera
is NOW on Ae b Ahe othssef sbsCisgk ~ - NkUid
Court In and for Lee G0unty Iowa Ut keokak, pete
ti0n Eam uei r. Miller, cisininE tsainst shS
said Bernard zwrrt the sum Of One ihQssandi Da
lars a. money due on certain promis,ory notes. aud
also slslnns agSsnst III VI sos ths 6rscscsdre ofa
Mortsass gwen ~ aid HeruAxd zrAxtte sscats snd
not Cd upon the following Real hstste In the ccuNy "
aAs ami Assss Ct Iowa; Tbs und1sidsd hsh oi iots
one ia and two III in Block 30, ak t6l and etlDts
-sevNn f1Uf and eleven Thy III bfosk tW6mty
ihre. tzsl Reids Adaitirn to the lily Of keokuk
y And Dniess YOU appear thereto and defend before
nsaa a fySba ~ oaa 49, cf Tho sessacr team l863
OF said District Court ~ TIE rst Mon
a SAp&aa Sbar, ikox 3uA escsA a1A decree fl
rendered ihusoR h dstanlt.. saA seid Real KstAtA
wf 30 sold for INC payment or the sum found duato
Plaintiff with inter est and COSTA. NJ assS4 IQtA
RANKIN 4 NrCRARY, "A
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.sP sF,l 81: &! g.ss., ., .g|ss u !.
Ifls9edI heAi9i lhis hsqk ynlHssFiiy He
atood silent Tor q moment and said some
thin xEJSH w did MOI hear, but conclu-
Idsas sn / could only b spared, fvoud
AI1r tn DesaAs0s AlH;d 'ata do my duty
~ Y8 r. eDypsn n g 1bsi slinsly1
thAAds eFt lied. and hs gixncea round
the rs1kS, md up Nv fne sun. as il to tsse
4 hi look asssaEth d The Sere@ant Major
~ him n Nh conn, and ssxled him up
On \. SEEING, the airing parly; Mah bis
,tssk u ~ last Hs II y second, drew
his fest tswsrds hin, asdsssstasdi himself
tFAek on tbs sofsn, Dis II " brace himself
against the shock that WIS to come 10
soon and ~ tnrihlys The SA5e4aht Ma
jor tied the band Of cloth aroundaAs eyes,
and stepped rapidly or to the right and
RaaE ost1 tie iangsbf the euss Then
the prisonsr bsing left slone for the first
lime sxclaiasds g O. that < sssi lsaee my
destb, ina tone Of deep sadness which
tEoss who heard viii never forget. "A
skypst JsuiI lem nanE Skstley 70 the
-6riag party brought all the guns 10
t'ready.' The clickiag pfEhsp ecks was
heard distinctly ali Afsshd ne priso-
nG hard III TO. but s. only showed biz,
consciousness Of it N the movelnen, Of
his lips 10 prayer, which became dible,
~ M fstslIigible % yfeg guns were
46wer6d ID sake aim. "Ldrds God" in a
isw tOne, - if part pf his prayer. was
haasf. md the cfssh 81 the guns followed
ihehhe!5 At Ahe explosion he felf
straight back over his CONN. without a
sound or struggle. His feet, which resi-
Cd on tbs coffin, were nrofionlsss n
had obtained hisswishs His comrades L~l
dousxhIx dats u eli a. d. truly. and killed.
enthusiastically. s The Sufgeoparan I'd him.
s.Is Le dead r asked Col sNdSIe. "He
u dying, be win be dead in = iew mo-
ments,' sid the Doctor. He Gagged SUr
bait . lIIinute. Hpass,odsca,ly, aos bsath-
'iny. and ws dead. ffs was lifted into
Tie coffin, the hsudage taken on OF his
eyes, and his little bfus cap put on IFS
RAed, TIVE FSFN slgbE n5spt FoleS -
hjs coat, seven Of them in his hreasA lapy
sns IT which wosld ksve kiilsd him IL.
'mpsts iDstaatly Ore shst stxssks him
RICH, in the heart But t1sse VA mott
DROP II blood visikle L. i The at1lisas hDles
we're ~ clean II cut with i pAir III J scis-
torg.f Lsder xhis body upon the grounS
senss tAick paddle efbiood. for the balls
had gone through him. sad she blood ran
ont below. One shsa struck him in I've
throat, and another grszsd his shoulder.
All ten ~ the bslls struck him, an exts-
ordinary proof Of hecoofness and sicadi
n6ag d the men. The sergeant. with bis
carbins in reserve, stood BIZ the so96l to
shoot him ii lie head and end his misery
fit bad bseu necessary. bat, much to his
'reffrf, The work had been surely done
sTthout him. The coffin was pat into
Gndessakersyyssver's wagon. the troops
were dismissed, and the most impressive
and dreadful scene ever witnessed In In
dianapolis, and the FIRST military execu-
'ficn Id the West, was over. Its lesson
should be needed, for the FIRST OF April
and the days~of grace is rapidly wasting.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

IL 1880 otisys 6ssreey fAess Johe winthrop,
Afrna3etTArbelL SssaA III foxs Edxard Fox,
VChaslSh PassopsA Es.,@HH AzFek ,-ez<sutor of the
estste OF MARI schinitz. deceased, Fred Fox,
Aookrr 4 Co: s-aa
You and each Of you, hereby notified that there
1865 On nae tn me eece ef the nx pc District
csdff q lee codntf, iowa a Ktof w. IONA, petit
ton OF Henry kAttN4l, claim ing 81 yon, the sstd
James ouey, I~enty Three Hundred and Sixty
Eight 1910 Dollars, with 20 per interest per
annum, payGue InnuxfTy, IS money due on two
Mortgages Hadv BY You 10 Charles as o., aud since
IsStlst 4 HEtE bsney, sns .sX kan sssirned 10
against each Of you the foIeslosure ofsad Mortgage
the same being upon Lots No u ardi2 ~ Block No.
g. in Masons Upper ddttiop T. the city 81 r. okuk
be cspnsy Icra, Tor the purchase noAsy And FUR
thar ADKINS for the sale Of and general
reltefs NO. g y #s -aS GEF%G
And unless You appear and answer thereto on or
before noon OF the second dag OF the next term OF
the said District court. ut keokak, to begun and
holden on the Ist Monday In ssTtembeI,A. ~, ises,
2 GasiA nItss.+i shs sc.sssd AssaRa sos ana '1oE'
r,arre.a<1 81 IL & $T E8 AAttorneys for Fiaintif
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til. Va John Tenpiin, Rosweil Piummer, and J.
Cham beylain, uefe ndsnts. sy.s@azl
sT1s Oefcsda1ts w4IIbake nofcexhat there 10
die in re ofea OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of
tLee County, rswa Fort Madison, the pssition Of
PtaintiH eli wi NJ &c yan, 9pAe9 ~ SE thakSum OF
Three ThonsahE and Twenty-eight Ddllsvs, With ten
spsr ospt ntcrgst - m0nsy Dr. - Vote,
executed By You 10 the fIntptigS AnA aAee AAlwiRG
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