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rWboro a man hitherto acting with IN,

WWhere man hitherto acting with tho
Democrats has not gone so far towards tho
coppcrhcad platform as to destroy his rcpu-
tation, It is very hazardous to reckon on him
with any dcgroo Of certainty relative to tho
slavery question. Col. Isaac Davis, who has
been tho democratic candidate for Governor
in Mass, for tho last four years, recently
said: ... g15,r - tr..a
Allusions havc been mado to tho subject
Of slavery. It Is an institution abhor and
loathc. As an institution it is between the
upper and neither millstones and will 10
ground to powder. n this foul blot Is erased
We will forever shout "GIory! lialIciujah ).
The present Is tho greatest conspiracy OF
which wo have any account since angels un-
dortook to overthrow the Almighty.
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How FARM LaBoRERs LIVE IN ENGLAND
Tho Agricultural Gazette (England) reports
upon the condition of tho agricultural labor
ors in Norfolk County. Two closely printed
columns are filed with statements liko these:
"a man. his wife. and seven children oc-
cupy small place not large enough to DO
called room. being, in fact, the place be.
tween the ceiling and the roof. There we
find the man. his wife, daughter aged 20
years; girl, l6; boy, ID; girl IL; boy, s.;
a girl, 6; and girl, 3; tho only vcntila.
ton and light are. by ono square Of glass IL
by 0 inches"
"a dilapitated old cottage unfit for hui
man hnbitation, neither wind nor water
tight; two bedrooms. one occupied by o
man and his house keeper, and the other by
his five children. Tho windows are stuffed
with rags, and tho floor full Of large holes,
with large cracks in tho walls. The lower
tloor is pulled up; pieces OF wood stretched
across tho rooms support tho roof. ..
Let our farm laborers read the above, and
be thankful that it is different with them
No wonder that laborors arc ready to leave q
country, the social system Of which subjects
the tiliers OF the soil to such degradation.-
In the samc paper wo find il stated that o
similar condition Of things exist in Hamp-
shire. ai
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MHtellal1eous.

An AMUSING lNciDESr.-ln the lecture Mt
fremont Temple, on the subject Of Peculiar
People," Mr.. Cough related the following
amusing incident, which is more thorough
ly maudlin and mellow than anything in
"Toodles,'
Two men after drinking and carousing all
night at u saloon started to go homo. Itwas
u beautiful, sunny morning. As they stag
gercd along. the following conversation arose:
Incbriate No l-"HOw bright (hic) the
moon shincs!"
No. 2-"You don't call that (hic) moon,
do We? That's (hic) sun!
No. l-"Tsin't-it's (hic) moon."
No. 2-"I tell ye it's sun
No. l-"Wcll less leave (hic) matters to
first man we meet"
No. 2-"Agreed."
The two toddled along for short distance,
when they chanced to meet man in exactly
the same condition with themselves. The in.
dividual was Immediately treated to the fol-
lowing interrogation:
No. III shay (bic) old fellow? We've
got inter little 'spute; want ye to (hic) 'elp
us out. Ny fren here. says that'sthe sun,
Tpointing upward to Old Sol. who was blaz-
ing ierccly down upon them and say it's
moon. Now we're goin' to leave the matter
to you. What is it-sun or (hic) moon?"
The person addressed braced himself after
considerable difficulty against lamp-post,
and then commenced to scrutinize, as well as
he could, the burning orb overhead-repeat.
Ing in meditative tone Of voice: Sun
moon-sun-(hic)-moon." After short
" observation" no exclaimed: "Fact is,
gentlemen, I'm stranger in this part (hic)
Of the country, and 1 can't tell whether it's
sun or (hic) moon."
Thus the matter was undecided, and in
ebriatcs Nos. l and 2 recled away, tafiled,
dsheartened by the unsatisfactory result OF
their search into astronomical mysteries.
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WHAT MAKES A BusnEL.-Tho following
table of tho number Of pounds Of nriou,
articles to mako bushcl, may be Of intcres
~ somo Of our readers: -#.
Wheat, sixty pounds.
Corn, shclled, tifty-six pounds.
Corn, on the cob, seventy pounds. .
Rye. fifty-six pounds. '. '..
Oats, thirty.two pounds.
Barley, forty.six pounds. ,r.-
Buckwheat, ffty.two pounds.
Irish potatoes, fifty pounds. p
Sweet potatoes, fifty pounds.
Onions, ffty.sevcn pounds.
Beans, sixty pounds. l,i
Bran, twenty pounds.
Clover-seed, sixty pounds.
Timothy-secd, forty five pounds.
Hemp.secd, forty.flvc pounds.
Blue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
Dried peaches, thirty-thrco pounds.
Flax.sced, flty.six pounds.
Castor Beans, forty.six pounds.
Dried apples, twcnty.four pounds.
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ETA jolly follow had an Office next to a
doctors. One day, an elderly gentleman ol
tho old fogy school blundercd into tho wrong
shop.
''Is tho doctor in?"
"Don't live here, said the lawyer. who
was in full scribblc over somo documents.
"Oh thought this was his ofico."
"Next door,"
"Pny, sir, can you tell me, has tho doc
tor many patients?"
"Not living"
The old gentleman told tho story in the
vicinity. and tho doctor threatened the law
yer with libel suit. -.r..
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-pur;np Thanksgiving woek, q cop

-During Thanksgiving wcek, cop
pcrhcad deacon Of the First Presbyterian
Church in Ncwburyport. WIS highly indig-
nant at the singing Of tho Presidents Hymn
written by DR.. Muhlenburg especially for
the occasion. -,
He arose in his scat and demanded BY
whose authority the hymn was sung. which
oceasioped smile to pass over tho faces Of
the congregation. Not having received .
satisfactory answer hc left the church.
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IN THE OLD CHURCH TOWER.

In tho old church tower
Hangs the bell,
And above IL on tho vane,
In tho sunshine and tho rain,
Cut In gold, Saint Peter stands.
With tho keys In his two hands,
And all Is well
In the old church tower
lIangs tho bell
You can hear its great heart beat
All so loud, and wild, and sweet,
AS the parson lays u prayer
over his happy lovers there,
While all Is well (!
In the old church tower
Hangs the belN a
Deep aud solemn. k again
Ah what passion, o. what pain
With her hands upo bker breast,
Some poor soul has Eoue to rest
Where all Is well
In the old church tower
llangs the bell.
A quaint friend that seems 10 know
Ali our JOY and all our WOO;
IL Is glad whom wo are wed,
Ii Is sad when we arc dead,
And all Is we'll
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Tho town Of Ki..cry formerly incl

- Tho town Of Kittcry formerly inclu.
ded tho present towns Of Kisscry, Eliot ana
tho Berwicks. Up to l647 is was called
Pascataqua when IL wss then Incorporated
by i.s prcssn. nsue. Ia le4o Kit'ery paid
nearly one half OF tho amount OF tax o.
ses,od on tho whole province Of Maine. In
1871 the militia Of tho province amounted
- zoo. Of whom ls0 belonged TO Kittsry,
70 TO York, 100 to Wells, and 80 70 Ssoo.
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~Tho Now York Post remarks: "Gcn.
Hooker has been the subject Of unmcasured
abuse; yet oil his military career proves
him to be gallant, impctuous, brilliant
leader in action, q cool and sagacious plan
ncr, apd unselGsh patriot. Neither ho nor
Burnside talked when they were displaced /;
neither Of them allied himself with politi.
cal opposition; both wero true to their coun.
try. and they have their reward now, in the
esteem and confidence Of the people. Time,
which has been fatal to the reputation Of
some, has only frightened the famo Of those
two generals" .'
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CuRiosrrr OF vsioS.--A persou may see
the blood vessels Of his eyes displayed rs 1t
were on screen before him. bys most sim
pie experiment; Leta lamp or candle be
held in one hand, and theeye directed stead
lily forward now move tho lamp up and
down. or sideways, on one side Of the line
Of vision in short time an image of the
blood.yessels will present itself, like the pic
turc Of q tree or shrub, with its trunk and
branches, to the admiration of the obserycr.
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The MornERs OF GREAT xKN.-We do not
hear much Of tho mothers Of great men,
What their fathers were--wbst their reputa-
ton, qualities and history-is related 20 us
with great particularly; but their mo'ne,'
are usually passed over In compant'vo 81
lence. Yet IL Is abundantly proved, from
experiences. that the mothers influence upon
the developmeu. Of tho child's nature and
character 10 vastly greater than that OF o
fatbcr can be. Tho mother only educates
humanity. Man may direct the intellect,
but woman cultiyatcs tho heart.
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syTho Portland Courier states tho result
If tho draft in this District up TO Nov. 9TH:

Number OF men drsited, 3sss
who reported, aNt
who hllod 20 report, 4,i
who paid Communication, n6
who Furnished acceptable substitutes, 5i0
drafted mon who entered the service, 20
This makcs CSC available pcrsous-or their
equiyalent,-who have helped TO satisfy the
call. Three thousand and two escaped ser
yice-1,720 by physical disability aud the
rest from various causes. Nine towns, whose
combined quota was lao mon, did no: fur
nish single one. ,r5.r sri 'g
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That which Is now our idol. may quickly
become our burden, and We know not how
soon we may DO sick Of what wo were late
ly sick Tor. l-,s,. 5.ll. Ia-.I d. L.
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Coffin Warehouse.

j. M DE "A r 7 N q,
SUCCESSOR To 7. n. >. DEARiSG,
STILL CONTINUES TO
Keep thc Largest and Beet Assertnse"i
or Collins, Robes aud Plates that can ec found In
York County, which will be sold cheaper than at
any other place. Also, Agent Tor Cranes Metallic
short notice. At the old stand, bearing building,
Chestnut Street. Residence, South Street, near
the City Building. lStf
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Rcst anlrit FREQ I

In the green pasture of tho heavenly shore,
Where sin and sorrow can approach no more
With all tho flock by the Good shepherd fed,
Forever with thy God aud Savior blest
Rest, sweetly rest
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GEORGE q. YEATON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

SOUTH BERWICK, NE,
win .iyc special attention TO securing Passions,
Bosnt,,s Rock PAY and Prizs Money for soldiers OF
soainen their children, mothers widows, or orphan
sisters. &C., who are entitled thereto, ApSy h
a. = IN Rrrwick. Me.
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last weary head Z

Rest. weary head
Lie down 10 slumber in the peaceful tomb,
Light from above has broken through Its gloom
Here, IN the place where once thy Savior lay,
Where lie shall wake thee on future day,
Like n tired child upon Its mothers breast,
Rest, sweetly rest
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REApY-MADE CLOTHING!
G. CT. BURLEIGH,
Union Block, FnctoTy Island, SacO,

Has on hand and will continue 70 keep, an aSsort
ment Of ready made clothing Of his own nlanufac-
tuTe and made In a substantial manner from dura
hIe material, which no is selling very low. Don't
flrt.et the placei JmoSm
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Rest. weary heart [!

Rest, weary heart
From all thy silent griefs and secret pain,
Thy proftless regrets and longings yAini
Wisdom and love have ordered all the past,
And shall be ble.sedness and light at last.
Cast OF the cares that have so long opprest-
Rest, sweetly rest
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JOHN E. BUTLER, Editor and Proprietor.
Qomg,
REST, WEARY SOUL.

Rest, weary soul
The penalty Is borne, the ransom paid.
For all thy sins full satisfacti on, ,D,ades
Take tho free gift, and make tho Joy thine own
No more by pangS OF guilt a1f fear distrest-
Hest, sweetly rest!
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N. w. DAY,

Auction and Commission Merchant,
WOULD inform the people OF Biddeford Saco
w and vicinity, that he has taken out license 10
cell at Auction for all who may favor him with
CALL Also. all kinds OF Second Hand Furniture
bOsgAt aud sOh on reasonable terms. Second hand
StoVes Ot all kinds ON hand. Canc-Scat Chairs ro-
bOttomed. Feather beds constantly on hand
Place OF business Liberty street,
No. 3 Gothic Block, Biddstord, NE.
nerc,nber n 1850 lstf
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f. W. 6UPTILL,
Attorney a, Ldtc, Saco, Maine.
Attorney and Solicitor for Pensions and bounty
Claims In Army and Navy.
Prompt and vigilant attention given 10 the col
lection OF demands heretofore, and all other bu
sincss Incident 10 the legal profession.
Refers 10 Hon. John W, Fowler. President OF State
and National Law School, Poughkeepse, MY. lyi3
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 .iash asid, Albert Wells, George Gosd.n'
J Tracer, ar. waa AAklsy, Hiram befney, rnes,
Patten 4 Co.. Mason = Wheeler, john Noe =
Co.. lchn csvenaer, Jadd, Msiksr = Co., Ceorse
hIias = c., \ " ATS. S6 Dosu, United stsits u
AnMisa Charles visle:
Yun anG eah Of Jon, are hsrshy nctiase tnst tneIe
IL nov o. Ms ipthe olcS oithe Clerk u the District
Court 81 Lee county, Issa, u Keokuk, petition Of
samuel 4. Gs4rgs, claiming 81 yeas nssh -. hlec'
The mm Of Ssvee TnousAnA Noilares y IN Psr csnt.
i.ssssss PEI Asaun. . nehsy due = psonis.osy
notss SECURED y nosteAse nnAs ~ yen - Henry b
III yjor assigned 70 aid samuel x Geoiges
dsssa september s3d isos Also claiming against Each
u yuu HE fursosurs stn Aosiea&e, ths ssns bs.
ing UPON she west north wse Of ssc-
Sea saghtesn csnsastag sghsy aerea nass or isss u
ovnshlp sxtysix keol norSh 81 kAngs I've Isl wests
and M Soryh SSeeiou tI3] 9&nship sixty
CsI kangs sn Isl west. all - ~ lows; and
iurtasr asAiag saisOf SAID prsnsss and general
stissS. Ya# g'Ssis
And splsss you appeaE and sasv o. said petition on
or moon 81 the second sy OF tho next Term OF
aid Court 20 eomnsnss at KecknA % the lst Mon.
DAY Of sspssmbss ~, lSSa adsfsai. will entered
against yoa and judgment ~ pfsyss
y" - NOBLE sTRoNG,
mari6-d4v Atsofneys tor Plaintiff.
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10 = sues " otiey, xlsaaoE Otisy, John win'nfops
Nssr.r 81 1aroelf, YAsAA fcs, Edward foxs
ChnrIes r sgsons Co., Il A kox executor oil me
4 sefAa d Mary = sckintfss d&ssssed, FREQ FOX |,
Hooker Co.: .
You ana each OF you, are hereby notified THAT tner
in nov o. nls il shs VI the Clerk Of the Dessc
Cvurt Of IAe County, Iowa, Al AsokuA, lows, ven
ttou Of Heavy Caicwel, ciAiI lns "a seu, me ssia
Jnsses " oder, TUenps. lAsss Aseafas and elAsy :
ErhI 5S TO Dollars, With " per esnt ihssres' lsf
esSur pay shls annually, % money Que on I'VE
nestessss nsAeby yoa ~ Charles Asson, and sine .
sssiEusd 70 hnsn Barney, and ~ him assigned %
Henry Csidvsl Adatec January 70, ies., tlso ca..s
me same being upon Lots Nv u and A. !. Slost NO.
s. IN Masons topper Adaroa, :. The clay Of AeoAus n
lee County lows, for the purchase money and fur-
sher asking fes sale ~ said ana genera
relief - -
And unless ron appear and answer thereto on OF
h~fore moan or the second day Of the next term OF
the said District Court ~ keokuk, 70 ssgun ana
holden ON the Ist Mondxy In settembsI, A. ~, lses'
s cesiaxii VIII be entered agns0ss ycu, ana 1aog-
ment rendered. thereon .-povo
- 10 IA KysUruUyJ FOR ffxfutt6
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I iEGAL NOTICE.

10 xvArt sxesusos Of NE pstats Of xwe4t, de-
ceased, Csciiia xwart, John L zvart, susAn zwart,
Bernard ZwssA @ hsrnisss xWsyt, = = 6cheven
S:.sss.ss .,, ssasys's sss..s 4s.s Ens .,.
Nell, Y lugs, q < Worries { CO., Maheay = ~
top Joseph Collins, 8 n Smith, Kramer Iowa
SUITE lssutanee Company, Geo Andefsen 10 !,
n Aagoan. Hatch q Tao0pson, Fickien + Lucss.
1JssanS EA@lsy, llama 1a1hatl, 6nolA 4 ArmAlax. Al
Doaihst, ChsPtn Lee, Stats Of Iesa tor ne uss
: of ~ GnbUel Rsaa A Hssnsr, WIN Duskist. Aafon
Essss, Geo " Robson, Wn nossoss Cha. seeker q
g Balbstags, 1has hsrsri1as. H snsbstaes. Caro-
n. e. ,sss s:s . ss
Ann kssa. widow, and Geo Rsss " ~ tsoss IT,. SafaA
Kees Lewis b Rses, Thos kses Wesley kees, yoseph
kees, Enily kscs Caroline lees, Samuel kees, vic-
nor KEGS and Robert ksss, hslrs q law Of Wn Rss,
deceaSed,
Yos, and sssh OF yea, are aerssy soasasd Aat
ID now ~ IN tho ece u the Clark ef the Dhsxics
Court IN and NJ Lee County, Iowa, at Aeokuky 20
liioa soi nenns Miller claintDg OF son. the sAid
xwart, executor Of ths estate of xwat, dcceas
a. shs nm sf Fineen HuDured ysAiass . 1ouey due
JAMES L ksscs and BY hu endorsed y piaInsiH5 and
catming otaii ~ you the lOsecosuse 81 mortgage,
siven 10 scouts Md notss. and oths sd eeuysytng
ne ritiued half ~ Lots three 3l ana fonf -
ilpssl Sedsz leseppe 40 ri ssl "a
AZ AaasIsi z ~ " sfa Z t
And unisss you appear thssee% sod eefpsd an
before OF the sscynd day Of The Asxs Term Of
aa6 kn1lreI OousJ atsk a69Mt, thIch cen neQoes ~
ne ars. noaday q ssp3mes, ~ yss1usss . ..s
~ rssi estate viii 10 ordered % 30 SOLD he nAy-
msnt Of the ssu due plAintin tnscfs@ ane eests
spr4 ~ .la Gas As.qrneys lys .RlainA1.
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E gKgAL NOTICE.

= - < a~SNfS
stale OF IowA,}~.
Turner wilson Co.. W. Hugh Smiley, Martha
sn,iiey, AArssret Davies, Jshnsca ussies, Con-
yersa, AafoiDx y Coz, A l. Hs9t1{se Dsnilx.
on nile tho once OF Cierk OF The district Court
Of Lee county, Iowa, ~ Eort Madison. ths petition
ofTnrnsr, AAas0A u ". stating ~ the Dsssnber
term, 1851 OF said Court thss sssoyereda 1sdsneas
against deica Hugh h. kniIsl, ter lSis, wteA
tnttre6t ~ torssle sure 81 q As9oAge y wshs1
foeI 81 efUand. on tiatk STREET., "a dssDp
Of LOes eight, block thiity -Aix, II
the CAY Of keokUk, Lee cOuIts ,I0sA, cCL cling
one hundrtu teet - FfIA II the eerLer ~
Ssh snd J0hnG0n stfeets snd extending towsres the
alley, In said BLOCK, enty tset Ana In the SANE
tudGme { 10 waa found that said hmitsSAs indebted
TO Conysrse, Hurding d Co. In the sun Oh ~ ,lS3
with interest secured Dy the same Mortgage The
ssid psntiopS epreseLs shat a. i. DeDinE ahd B. =.
Dculan, his wife, unoertook 10 convey said twenty
via inpTev emspss 10 Hugh H. Smiley ,sId that
ssad pnlio And sha 1miley unacrtook 10 mort
sgste Yrupsrty " sstd l.. DemiDg, buttn both
The Deed ana horEags iheIe vas ~ error IN ne
description. hAla pttition represent thAtTaio Aaf
garet y. Uavf6t johnson Davies have III
In said property. The prayer Of ts petition 10 Tor
rslvsn vi the Deed snd AosssASs, tbs eshesI-
fation Of inserssss ell defUDuan, Greer Tor
sale Of the property and - 49, Ire
teds and Ter geserAi rrilef.
uuiussyou spear sna saswsr said petition ON or
before the uAy the May term, 1852 Of said Court
At noon omn. M the ID Monday % Nay, decree
viii xsc0rdtrg TO the prayer vi shs eifs ~
default. n~v
# ~sr1n-AAv Attoynaysfer kixlntiG.
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/ EGAL NOTICE

10 dsfnArd xsat, Tieklsn = Lueas, WIN Burkitt
GNp u Aas1essoa q Co.s - = 1assass' Hatch z.
Tn0nnpsoe. orc4l j. 0rnaby, 4. Btsyeps, Daniel
liaiosy. y h0snsr chaplin -. e. state q 2,
Kichasdssn, sHan.tn + tksstOp, Hugh 7 Aeid. Wm
1eioAtoA - 4 kssiA CasAariasb WslcAnae and 8
Welchuaa, ~ hVsAsAe, D in9A Tupsisx, X Douthsl.
You sAd SAsk u 5oa, ase hereby netnee thsa shsrs
r Iot q n561K ~ 1nUs 69SA1 O1ef6 d - Dstrct
Court in and for 4ee eanays lowA q AeoAak, petit
zion 81 Fam asi = Miner, ciafAths aeslnst rev The
saaA 0srnsSd ANsrs ~ san ~ ouD1 boussnd Del
lars 8 nonay dss IN certain pseniaseU aDtss, and
Aso ssaanlne aessssf m Of son ths AtSctosnss "
Mortgage gwen " said tasmsra xsau - becars said
notes uos lie following Real hssate " tns County Of
Lee am stsss u lows Ihe s41fvidsa nah o. aots
one m and two l2l In Bock No. air III GOD efLots
seven ii ten lsj and elsvea ~ IL nsssA twenty
.Arss RAJ AAAairn 70 tie Gsat ~ AsoAuk.
1sS ssIsss 70 srpssf thereto ara dasssd before
nopn Of ~ ssteaAfss ~ NJ DspesA6er term. 1854.
81 said Dt1tTict Court meOtag % thA Arst Mon-
11y = Sspasu3se, tk6o yudkskl ND reetss Will -
naAsrsd thomson ~ dcsApal ,.a1d aid keal Estate
v1 b eofd TOT he ps} nsnt of The sam fssnd dasto
RAAKIN 4 NsC1ARY,
ruhSl-1Sw ssss AHorneys for Fainti6.
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STATE OF iowa.
LEE Copxrr. !

LIZ cou.9r " :. .sis cos.iy. & Ssai;ss.
Isals Y Miilsea. Riainsi1. n. xaa4nl r grx. 1eE!s
Cess ri NtehaA Fry, thetH faahoF and natural
euasdis1s and d Hames, Adniniseratos - tsaSs
: 81 SrxHs6hS0 ysy, ADssass4, Ds1endsnas
xosiee ID hereby Given 70 lie DeCon6anU basoih
sbovA nasd that petition in ctvil sctbon n ale
- - Cisgks once efths District Cour sfsrssaid, In
behf ef She above named against ysu, AnA
Charming that NE said r. -. huncs, - Administrator
- 1ssis %, ~ khsAbesA vry, dsesaseA, be required
and csmpelled 10 complete h6spenc perfos -
contrsos ~ ole Of veal es1s, - - cSanty, lows,
o. ssy 81 shs q I'D real sGSsj szsls aid
barred, enA - tgis - pest5pn,f 9Asc0 Quistcd
and estabiished, end ~ general relief.
ana ~nsess mt e0pcar and muke 0efsnee thereto
before noon u the second day the nextter sssd
cVun 70 commence on the third Monday Of MAJ, 49,
judgment viii be rendered against % Prayed or
In ~ petisien. ROBARf H. GiLL4O6k,
ana-d<w Attorney for PlalnuG.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
- 2 nv,nssh !. lloyd D sinpson, @ " 4

To > nvsnssh Iasyd simpson, @ " H6ass, u,
s0ordea. enAAoeers Flseehsr, ds4ndaates
You are hDysby uot0ed that there 10 nov on Ole II
the omeeef ~ ClSrk ~ - District Court OF Lee
counsy, Iowa, at Ksoksk, petition Of Ssphia Clsn-
dsntng, claiming judgmenf against You, Hornish
and Lloyd DimpsOn, TOT the san Of Twelve Hundred
Dollars (ol3(0) aud 10 per cent interest Upon your
her, snd also claiming The f0ssc1oeafe Of
noriEags mnde 10 her, upou PAN Of lot eleven I'M
block being Lot 80 Feet front by III feet dssp a
q me easseFy side OF sA Lot, II Tie city of Keokuk
Lee county, Iowa for The sale Of said Lot and eeae
relief, With costs.
SOW sarh oil you mast appear end answer rid pstsios
by noon OF the second day Of tie psxt Tern 81 aatd
iCoan, - b lS1A on the ArN Mosday ~ september
A. D. 1oo1 tudement viii BE- had therein b. dfsauI
q prayed for. H. SCOTT HOWELL
I eu3-d4w SO Plaintiffs Attorney
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r EGAL NOTICE.

ths fre ~ Ike CleYh Of the Distrct Court Of Lee
III low = 81 Fort ADDISON, petition 81 WI Graham.
eisimng Of you the sam n kOnr hnn0ssd and Two ana
nor snupua ssom March lVsh, lisa - 4oAAy Que on
promissory noss; Alse ciAnnG ASanst ySn svf OF A.
iachmcbt
before noon OF the second day the ne NAY term Of
s~Id coua, ~ eest Msdisss " con- nAce on the thin
Monday oil MAY, lsSs, ausymens VA - seSusis~
As' 80 RANKIN d MrCRARY,
marls-d4v Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
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IT sEGAL NOTICE.

A. niijah y. Graves:
Ysu are bsrsby notined that there 10 now onnle In
the oaca Of the Cierk Of the District Court oil Lee
county, Iowa, u Fort Madison petition 81 william
o. Grshxn, eainaiag Of Jon the sum sf ems Ihou
sand Dollars money due on promsssoFy note,
and aiso cIaIming against you tbs iosselosars Of
certain AoflsssS gwen by you 10 said psainuf Of
secure The note sued and another nes convey ing
ty-tvo lx2i In TowEsAp nv. slxN.axe a16bi North
kanxs no. s, wess, IN Lee C0u ny, Iowa.
beiure noon Of the srcopd day Of The next term
OF ana District Court, % she thlsd Nom
day Nay la63, jndgness and dsetss wiz BE fsndsr.
ed AGAINST you BY detAulI.
y s98F RANKIN q MoCRARY,
marN-d4w 800 . Attorneys ferP iaihnG.