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FROM CAIRO:

CAIRO, Dec. IL.
The steamer Mississippi, from New Or
leans 9th, has arrived.
A cotton press, at MstamOras, was des-
troyed early in November. Eight hun
dred bales Of cotton, valued st 81, 800, 600,
were destroyed.
Captain Semmes' arrival at Mstam0rss,
en- route for Richmond, is confirmed.
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rAssED THE HoUsR


TIE bill for uniform system ef baak.
ruptcy throughout tho United 6tataE
which passed the Hcuss today, 4 the
same bill which was perfected towards the
close Of the former session of Congress.
After being particularly considered by 3
select COMMITTEES on the subject it VIII
be acted upon BY the Senate.
TEoK WAsHrHaToM.
WAsHIEaToS. Dec. II.
Secretary Fessenden gives ncsies Of ths
readiness Of the Treasury DepactmeLs. to
redeem, on presentation, By PAymsnt
in lawful money, or By conversion
into bonds As authorized BY
Law, the three years Treasury notes
bearing interest at the rate Of $40 per
cent. Issuing viii cease on ali such
Treasury notes not so preseated after three
months from this dste, At which time, un-
der Che law, the right Of conversion viii
cease. Holders should therefore govern
themselves accordingly.
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6TORNs


OsEEGo, Dec. Z.
AtsrriHc gale Of wind and snow has
prevailed here since SIX o'clock last night.
It continues to-day without abatement
It is feared that soms Casualties hsSs
occurred on the lake. ,.f
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SNOW FrORM.

BUFFALO, DEC. IL.
The heavy snow storm yesterday and
last night, extended to the Eastern cities.
The weather Is quite cold and clear.
The expected raid on this city, from
Canada, did not come on last night.
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DIED.

BosToE, Dec. II.
Msjor Gibbs, the well known landlord Of
the Orawford House, died at his residence
in Littleton, New Hampshire, yesterday.
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srEAarR HRRCHrn-

TORONTO, Dec. Il.
The steamer George Mafatt xroekei
yesterday near B0wmanville, is total loss.
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TOR SALE-KIESMAN STREET
I A Lios two story Cottage HOuEs With every
rouVsnience, aud thTs acres Of land.
EBIE eT.-GO,e, new House, rooms, and lot.
UEIyERs1rY HE1GHTs--sOOd House and lot.
Vacant IoF-on CouriIapd at. $50.
BRlD9B Sf.-aOOd HOuss, rooms, and lot; 5000.
TAOAsT LOr-l2lx22 ? Il. on S;soTiIl svenus.
ST. CLAIR sT.-GsaF Wilson AT /; 1 70 l3 scres-
EAST O, E9EJAED-Go House, rooms, and
nstriy an &c Of land. Sl606.
PROSPECT 6T.-East Of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble manties, slate roof, &C.
Lot xl4G. ksoently occupied By Gov .Bro1ga.
EUCLID sT.-fiOOd two. story brick House, marble
mantles, hot and cold WEter, bath room, &c.
end lot SSKsS Il. 5000.
SO0VibL AVEEUE-Priok House, two stories,
and lot 4oKlss f. 5000.
LAKE sT-Eice twO-story cottage House and lot
6Oz99 n $500.
House, and lot 64x92 $3.50.
oZDAR sT.-rEe-stOry frams House and Lot SSH
CoLUMBUs sT.-Thlste BOuss for sale on long
COLUMBUS sT.-GOod frame House, Il rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRACY sT.-House and Lot. $1,000.
TRACY 6T.-HOuss and Lot. $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
189 l-2 Acres In Boekport; S65 per acre II down.
90 Acres In Independence, house. barn and choice
fruit. 5000.
6s Acres in Parma, on stats Road, miles from
city brick house, ten rooms, two harns, corn
house, &C. $500
GEISE MILL-Permsnent Water-pOweF, house and
barr, % acres Of land, fruit, 80. $500
JOIN G. JENNINGS,
Real E5tats and Insurance Agent, a
delS AtEster Buil6irg
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The President hiss nominated to the
Senate, David Mcdonald as United States
Judge for the District Of Indiana, In place
of Albert 3. White, deceased.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAagTNGTON

WARRINGTON, Lee. IL.
The standing committees Of the House
remain az at the last session, with the ex-
ception of two changes in the Committee
of Ways snd Means, which, as now con-
stisuted, stands as follows: Stevens, Of Pa,
Chairman; WOrren, Of VI; PendletoD, Of
Ohio; Littlejohn, Of New York; hooper,
Of Mass; Mallory, Of KY; Blair, Of Mo;
Kssson, Of Iowa; aud Pruyn, Of New
York. There is also one change in the
Committee on Rebellious States, which is
composed of Davis, Maryland, Chairman,
Boutwell,, Massachusetts, J. @. AIlin,
Illinois, J. Il. Ashley and @. Davis New
York, Holman, Indiana Smithers, Della
ware, English, Connecticut, Mr.. Dwight,
Tennessee.
New York appointed number of COM
Inittees on uniform system Of coinage
The above are only the changes since
last session, caused By the resignation of
Stubbens and Fenton IS members Of the
house.
The consideration of the bill, giving 8
true construction 70 SO much Of the In
te-nal Revenue bin IS relates to the tax
on tobacco and cigars Is postponed until
Thursday next.
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"WEDNESDAY, DEC. I4rH, 1854.
w Larre sale Of Rich FuFs,

At AUcTIoN--.---.--....-.-,-B7O BIZ o. CUTTER 3 s9H
o. Cater 3 Son sell On Wednesday, noe. 18th
af thsr Auction Room, No. 1Sa Bank street, com
nsnerz At 10 oeiock A. n, lArgs stock Of LsCies
sd ChildIen's FaacF Fuu Bleigh BobeI, &C., cvn-
aistins 10 part OF Amsrican Esbls. BiVsr Mink
Russian Squirrel, German Bitch, French Sablss
Capsa, CnHs and MuiIs CENT Tur CoIiAFs, Canes
and Gloves, Sleigh Robes Of various kinds. The
vhola 10 be sod without any reserve whatever
ne tttsntion of the Ladies d psriicula;iy re-
qaelfed 70 this sale Nov is the time 70 Obtaiu
Ereaf bargains IN really gosd Furs- The TurE Nin
be ready for eEaHinstiCn n previous 70 the sale,
Terms cash e tine Of sale. De SlsE
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GAVE THE FUELi
and Retain the Heat In YOur Room.
. This can be accomplished mere By the use Of ?.
n. HUBBARD's Improved

n. HUBBARD's Improved
STOVE DAMPER,
Than By airy ether means. 1t will save HALE
YOUR FUEL, and cause the apartment to be
more thoroughly and evenly warm. Each pRmper
viii save You Zen Dollars year. No time should
Be lost In having placed in gyerY stove pipe In
the house. Ny agents viii CANVASS The city, and
put them in for those who wish for them.
A few more good, energetic Agents wanted in
the ETY. and one 10 every township in the county.
III orders for them left st my store viii Be
promptly attended to. GEO. d. BECK,
f70 Superior s.reet.
n. B The Da1psr mentioned above is not
one that e Deddl through the cI y, Grmsd oftwo
halves. +. II HUBBARD'5 DamIer is composed
Of three psTts vi the upper and lower pieces bell
Hhap d, sad ~Orking on censral fcreN, by which
the draft OF the imney csn be ltsBsrei uecss-
nary NJ agents NiE have Certificates Of Agency,
or the tam be found at most Of the Tin and
Etove s. rs in tbs tity.
delIs:Rs g. D. BECK.
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The Rhichmond WAig Of the 7th ssys ::
The physicisns Of this city have held
meetings, and decided to charge for their
professional services one-hRlf Of the rates
prior to the war, payable in gold or the
equivalent in Confederate money at the
time of payment This sacrifice is made
In consequence of the fact that they are eI-
empt from military duty for the accom-
mediation of the public.
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It is understood that the visit Of certain
distinguished bankers of New York, to
Washington, within the last few days, re-
suited in private negotiation for another
loan Of 5-20's to the amount Of thirty-HVe
millions, making sixty millions in al thus
negotiated for.
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attack or the forts protecting the wsteP
appros ies to Richmond. There is no
part our lines where we are better pre-
pare0 to meet them, and We fssl confident
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

To James " Mitchell " Fletcher, C!ensennine. On
son Eaton. Levi Moore, D W Ford Andrpv
MeAuit, Admir-, Perdeu. II Love Co. Chartsu
Tebelman, Hughes, Batemap, Ssstc OF low
Chaplin Lee, Lcve, Bryan, Adams 1 90, Keokul
lodge 70 Is, I 0oF, II smith, VIM \ Ruddick
n Collins, RAplee; Randolph Leslie, Angelin
Bushey executor 81 Jacob Bushey deceased Calvin
Goats, Charles Parsons 1 Co.. Hosner John naurh
man, hushey, James Walker. J Coffnaan
James Callahan as4as =
fou sud each Of yop hereby notified that there
now ON e in the ONCE of the Clerk Of the District Cur
Of Lee County. Iowa at Keokuk, peftion!of n BAR
ker, exscutsr Of Ledysrd nkiaiD, claiming Of you
Mitchell and Fletcher the sum Of three thousand
six hundred and doliars with ten per cent In
terest per aunum, payable annually, money due OF
seven pyoussory notes secured by mortgage made b,
You to Horafio Seymour and since assigned toaid L
yard Lnklain dated February 18TH 1885, clsn,ins
sgainet each Of the foreclosure Of said mortgage th
s,ns being upon part OF lots a. and two (2l II
block ts5 in the City of Keokuk Lee conn
10. the purchase money, and further asking fol
sale OF said premises and general relief.
AND uns0 you appear AID sid pefitiep on O,
neon of the second day OF the next term OF Md
Court, to commence nj keokuk on the hrst Monday n
September, A. 1864 default will be altered aganst you
and Judgment rendered thereon prayed for Ia said -
tition. NONi r i STpOvr =
Rcvenuesstaup so ctS~l Atty's for plsirts,ys
juiy2d4w
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~ A most extraordinary "duen took
place ct Heidelberg. > couple of weeks
since. A foreign student had been grossly
insnlted byaSnabian and satisfaction va
demanded; but instead Of lighting 10 the
usual way, An agreement was come I'd to
draw lots which Of the two should aes-
troy himself within = delay of . fortnight.
That lot fell on the Swabian. When The
time was about to expire. the young man,
whose father was dangerously i'll, solicited
an extension of the delay, but the request
was refused, and an attempt at seif-des
truction was consequently made, which
resulted in dangerous wound 10 the 70
gion Of the heart. Some hopes are estsr,
taincd that the wound will not prove fatal
but all the entrcaties Of the heads Of thu
University cannot extort from him I
promise not to repeat the desperate act
To all their solicitations his only answer
is, 81 have not pledged my honor to seri
ously wound myself, but to put an end t
my life, and will keep my promise"
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lHIf yos hays this spsise phnlsd est
! 141tt1;E1l.sl 11lIJu1A1J
NOV. Keep out al lAtsnls, let them
grow about Eve feet high then pinch, il
back. When this i done latersh via
make . stronger effort ahen sses, bat
break them ont THU yop vii give
strength to - -. 0ext letruAry
cut the stocks bas1 % eigttssn inshe3 in
length, allew ~ to uppsr buds 70 ascv
three ami en-. hAl1 Sest high md pinch
them back, ana Nlep 1ut ali lateras. II
any bearing wood Gppears upon the stock
piesh ~ SsAa@A - ftuit $50 essesyie9
to brsak. opt I'll <lasssals which may from
time = fme appeer The following Feb
raasyy eaA - maia4sess1p besksts tAfeg
feet high, and the side shoots on the |old
stock back 10. two buds on each ehoo4-
The third yeat allow the upper bada e
grow upwards Two test vhen they shoeld
again bs pinot "a back and allowed e grew
no hieher-this will complete the two
main stocks to the time Of their training
tied to post Ave feet high. Each 3eal
as the bearing wood makes its appearance
allow it to grow until the fruit hnsg gel
set, then pinch it back within tive joint
OF the last bunch Of fruit and keep seu'
al latsrals and your succsss will b re'
wsrded with an abundance Of the. we'll
matured fruit. This is . good mode fol
the vineyard or kitchen 4gardens. n fp
ture numbers We shall recur to this 1lb
ject again.-[Dr. Kridelbaugh in Olasin
da Observer. - .s~ss b.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

|
sIAIE OF IOWA, LIE CouSrr, sss-In the District
court Of said County, at Keokuk 80 -P''N
inonss stafford and Mary Stafford, PLAINTIFF Ysrs.,
sample, Sarah N Sample, his wife O.thiemer
m moodwafd Go; etonc, Starr I Co; Asa Mavo Rir
Hale Coz Benedict Hall Co, Hunt IAus Hn,ir,fs
Kan Van ssIteneurg CO, naddock Reid Co farnhsm
ran ra 70; John Dss. a1gnse Of RurAs Rent
Defendants - '"pf'''s S'@s@ Aenhart
Notice = hereby given 70 the Dsfcndants h.rh ..ox.
nsmes tnsi petition in civil action i on file In the
Cier1s once OF the Diserct Court a5sred am vai6aS
In behalf Of the above named Plainfi a4 vo,r 49,
ing ascsss asslnss :. sample Repairing him Is con
the aiey ofths eastefy sns Of oi II and la A.
nOe. - a.. ne e. eay g Asesuk L. coua Iowa in 90
osaer delendant. ahd establAiae the te Of NJ
Stioncrs II said realty and exclndng said
RON my iaen q inteses eFsn. I'd ~ 1vu reIisT
ana unles. you appear and make defense thsrsto -
lcrs nooe q the ROOD d. ~ Shs 80 1erm a ~
Soots g eommeAce 1t ke0knk, on the ~ Ion1av ~
-. osssassr, = p lsee, teEnsntWf IsxseeSSS
: - 6S = 4 ertsxo
y s sg A0uu0 - CT
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Maria 3 Wright y Wright, jas Erghi, Krscutor,
ofFN Virgin, Fred. Waterman, julia Ann Agns, IssAe
Hall, C Ains~srth, Jsnss Hpmph9ryA D1dgmss >
Reed, WailinE CorneiIA Hobart, Helen u etDd-
dsrd, BaxwA <WieksrAA2, Hiram Harvey, papis1
Urich, William Edwards. James Love, VIM A Claxk and
R A Clark II + Reid, sufiin JAcsb Null for use Of
n ani suthd, L d Hamilton, Peter W Potter, The
oaore y fhinney, Margaret A kissick formerly Mar
garef Lewis and James Kissick, her husband y
Wright, Vim Y Thnu,psoR, executor Of the estate Of
Nathaniel AIbertson, dAcesSed John Wright.
Yon and sacA Of yca hereby ndtsa that there n
file In the once Of the Cerk ofthe Neuct Court
Of Lee county iowa 1t Keokuk, petition o. EatEa
Ruddck Exeos Of Jeess kuddick decsAsed claiming al
you. 3 Wright n D Wright and James Wright, e1ec-
Of Wright deceased the Of three hundred
aad 6ty<ix dolla With tsa pr cent interest PEI an
nam, ~ HoEry due ON proniseory note secured BY
unBfeaSs nads b Mrieht to Jesse knAdick, dafed
December 1Ith 1883. also claiming against each Of you
the crecEosure Of ssd rtgage the aue being upon
the undivided u Of the west Of the sosthsaSs n and
the undivided Of Of the southwest quarter 81 sec
tson ourtsen township nosh Of ranks nvs ses
Lee county, Iowa for sale Of said premises and conceal
YeAes -
And unleAs you appear and sid petition %
before Of the aoad day Of the Of said
Court. to commence ~ keoknk, the ist Monday Of
eeptember, 1854 default will be entered against and
tpdgmsnt rendered thereon prayed f m ssd petition
Revenue Stamp, 50 cts NOBLE STRONG.
iniy1 Atty's for Pfn.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Isaac Morley, Jr..
You hereby notified that there now on le In the
once Of the Clerk Of the District Court of Lee County,
Iowa - keokuk petition II Henry tSiiins claiming
OF you the of Eighth Hundred Dollars with 10 per
cent interest thereon from September is 1850 money
due on pronssory note, and also praying for tins fore
closuxa Of . mortgage. ~
Unless appear thereto and defend before Of
the second day OF the next term Of sa District Court
conansenciug the hrs, NeBiay in ssptesnber lsst
Judgment and decree viii lie rendered against thln
by default RANKIN A McNRARY.
keyenue Stamp " Cts Attorneys for PSintr.
je2S-dtw
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CONVERSATIONAL CONVENTION.


The Republican Congressional Convention for the First
Congressional District viii be holden Fairfield Jeer-
son County, Wednesday, August 18th, 1854, at 10
O'Clock Said Convention viii nominate candidate
for Representative in Congress, and also candidate for
Presidential Eector and will transact snch other bust
ness as may properly come before st. All persons who
sustain and will support the present Administration in
the measures adopted for suppressing the rebellion with
out distinction to former party associations
daily invited te unite in sending delegates The ratio
representation viii be delegate for every 100
and for every fraction thereof above SO for
ernor Stone.
GRO. W. McCRARY, Chairman Lee Co
CALVIN TAYLOR Davis Co,
j. GRANTHAM, Henry Co.
J. r. LEWIS Washington Co..
J. s. HURLEY Louisa Co.
JOEL MAYNE, Van Buren, Co,
VIM. 7. JOHNSON, Des Moines Co
WM. LONG, Jefferson Co.,
Republican Congressional Com.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To South wick Guthrie and Sophia W Guthrie his wife
AsleiiHe, Guthrie ebi Cbarie- Brewster
You are hereby notified that there file in the
Once Of the clerk OF Distret Court Of Lee COUNTY
Iowa. at keekrk, PETITION Of Gecrc Poneroy praying
for decree ranceiing and setting aside NJ fraudulent
certain conveyance OF real made by Southwirk
Guthrie and wife 10 Aeiine Guthrie also prayins
the cancellation Of certain mortgage said Sti
wick Gnrie and wife defendant. Charles krsv
and also praying decree for the sale u certain real -
tate for the payment Of certain Judgment in faauw
plaintiff and against the PENDANT soufhwirk Guthrie
Unless appear thereto and defend before noon o.
the second day ofthe September ss Iss< Of said Court
decree will be rendered against Won thereon by de
fsnit GE0. w. McCRARY.
Revenue stamp % ctsl Atty far Plainsif.
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NOTICE.

To McCrea, VIM Davern. D G Berry, Jchn Dsx !.
signee Of Burns Rentssn, Cady, Jones Peck Xd.e.
Bruce: ~ Ao1Aas
You hereby nStaed that there IL nov on NJ. 3, 49,,
once OF the Clerk Of the District Court of Lee
IOWA. at keokuk, petition OF Henry II Coins cia;s.
o. yon the said McCrea the sam Of Five Hundrra ma
fIity Dollars with per cent. interest thereon. from
January 18th, 1857, - money due ON two pre,ni..
closure OF mortgage given to secure said note. [ 80
veyng lots 1885, 49, Ide and l40 In Ress CITY Mat ~
Joining the city Of Keokuk, In the present CITY,
limits. ~ - F's.sAs Slty
unie0 yoa appear thereto sad nfend before noon nj
the second day Of the September term 1894 OF sai Ds
trct Court Judgement and decree VIII be rendered ae.nst
you tnereon RANKIN I McCRARY
Jeio-d4W Attorneys for plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To D Riddick, MeClelland, Pye Co.. WIN Rnders /
Co McMurphy, Johnston Bacon, Chas Parsons.
You are hereby notified that there s on file In the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District Court Lee county
Iowa. at heokuk, the petition Of Thomas Homer John
Rex and Gas Tracy, surviving partners Of thu hate
hrm of Bruwneil, Homer Co. claiming of Rtddick
juds neu for the anount of three pro ssory notes Of
sSl q EACH executed February 1sth 1893 and interest
ana aEanst all OF the defendants oreclusure OF mort
gage real estate in Montrose Lee county Iowa given
TO secure said three notes and one other
Unless you appear and answer said petition on CT be-
fore noen Of the second day Of the September term 1864
Der, ajndgment will be rendered by defarIt
RANKIN 4 McCRARE,
Revenue stamp 90 cfs-l Atty's for Plaintiff
tuy4-d4w
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NOTICE.

To John Page, silas Kane B Merriszn and J. c
Hughes: 49, (
You hereby notified that there on Gle in ID.
cce Of the Clerk ofths District Court n Lee comfy Iovs
skeokuk . petition q samuel Miller and Loas Baru
conf claiming Of you the said John Page audgnet Al
Five Hundred and Htyve 55- loo Doilar With tufere.
at 10 per een snnum from May 1st 1885, Ia favu
Samuel T. Miller on Iromissory note and claiming
judgement for The same sum. and INTEREST IN favor Of su
Barnisconi on promissory note also claiming OF ali
you the recasureef certain given secure
tstsur IA in the city Of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa
Unless you srpsar thereto end defend befFe noon o.
on the first Monday IN September 1884, Judgement and d
cree win hs rendered against ycn thereon BY defanif
RANKIN McCsRARY.
Z tei8-dN e $50 s4s . Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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To Daniel Copson: A
You hereby notified that there il now on file in the
once Of the District Court Of Lee county Iowa. Al Keo
knk petition OF Samuel Miller, plaintiff claiiae a
you the sum OF Twelve hundre dollars money due
eight promizory notes and the foreclosure of ofteage
made by you on lot block A. of Reids addition 10 Ke-
okuk lee county, Iowa to secure the payment Of said
notes.
And unless you appear and said petition on or
beoTe noon of the second day Of the term Of said
Soari when commences on the rst Monday In Septeu-
Der next Judgment will be rendered against you a. uayri
In said petition. RANKIN McChARY.
1uneZ8 Atty's for PlsiutiA.
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NOTICE.

To Silas d. Clarke:
iou are hereby noted that there nov on Ale m the
once OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee comfy
iowa At heokuk petition Of Samuel r Miller claiming
AGAINST you and A. H. Bronson and David Collier the sum
hundred dollars account Of certain notes
and made BY said BreHson to william Ldrhton
ana James L. Estes and which you have agreed to psy
anu also praying the of said mortgage on ots
and & in block A. Of Reis addition 10 the ity Of 90
kuk IN which you Calm an interest =
hd unless You appear and said petition on or
Deiore noon ohe second day Of the term Of sad
Sonr. which commences on the LIST Monday Of Septem
per next, Judgment will be rendered ars,rst III, -
f'sysa sor. RANKIN McCRARY
Johe@o Attys for Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTCH.

$500. 60. -..-... -, $3.50 -
- ~ 49, rs = : ~, -. = ~ srssso4' r.
p. ~. . = ~ SrSs.,st
~ = S 49,, = ~ SE-... " ~
3 ~ 49, e $500 c2o.. 80, I...ss. 49,
81 s3fen1y 1 1.Yz,s.. y n9.ly, =
80 ~ Mn ln ~. -, zsysT q 9 1s.syu,.
~ 534k2s ~ 80 49, s.n.ss, - SSSrrS
Rs x 49, ~ - ~ = ~ - ~ 49,. 3~11<{Z
49 y, l -, = stsS6 Is = NJ
s<1L5 I, n s I, - ~, 1f T.J1
SaNvn 1 ~ = - I. p - - 1SS ~
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Mary A. Cnpson and Henry C. Copson:
ron are hereby nosned thaf ere b now hie In the
o. tne eierx o. me district Court Of Lee county,
Neokuh iowa q pfuton OF samuel =. Miller claiming
u YOU me su OIL twelve hundred dcilars money due
on eight notes. and the foreclosure Of amorf
s on rot boc o. heids addition to the city Of
an Niu county, 70 william Leighton and James
L. Estes to secure the payment Of said notes
nu Illness you appear ana answer said petition ON or
noon o. the second day Of the next September
term Of said Court, which commences on the rrt Mon
s ~ su iuontn, Judgment viii be rendered against
You, according to the prayer Of said petition. 4
RANKIN McCRARYi
june2S Afty,. C., Mn.