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MISCELLANEOUS.
PRINCE de JoinYiIIe.


Prince de Joinville, who warmly espoused
the cause of the North, and was through some
of the most important campaigns Of the war,
has written an article in French publication
on the French and European Navies, wherein
he applauds the exploits of the American
Navy in the contest that has just closed.
Speaking of French navil artillery, he says the
French are decidedly behindhand We have
nothing equivalent to American ffteen-inch
guns. ave have allowed the English and
Americans to get the better of us in this rs-
spect." The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Herald berates the Prince. The writer
Gays: 1850. laar F..
1t has also given pain to many to find that
Prince de Joinvile blindly espouses the Yam
kee prejudice to the extent of calling the Ala
barna pirate; he contrives to pay compi-
ment to the Kearsarge, but not word that he
appreciates the courage of the gallant Se0enaes.
Had at any time any French naval officer
achieved half as much as the commander who
has made immortal his name and that of the
Alabama, would not His Royal Highness set
down to prejudice and the narrowest party
spirit such contemptuous disposal of his claim
of renown as he anonymously and unjustly
metes out to the Alabama and her captain?
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l. HIGH PRICE FOR A CoLT.-John Peck, Esq,
of Haverstraw, Rockland county, sold last Fri
day fve-year old colt, raised on his farm at
Samsondale, for the handsome sum of ten
thousand dollars. cash, the highest price, we
believe, ever given in this country for colt.
Said colt stands sixteen hands and one inch in
height dark bay, and is a perfect beauty.
His dam is a Bush Messenger and Green
Mountain Morgan; his sire is the celebrated
Hamiltonian, Of Orange county.
The colt was bought by Guy Miller, Esq,
of Orange county, a gentleman that knows
something about horsehesh, and who considers
bma bargain at that price. Rockla,ld County
a(Ns ~ Messenger.
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THE GREAT CoUNo11 OF THE IMPROVED
ORDER OF RED MEN.-4Fhis body met yester-
day, at the hall, on Paea street, near Fayette,
and soon after being called toorder, adjourned
in honor of the day The attendance of mem
bers was very large, there being a number of
delegates present from the States Of Virginia,
louisiana, Missouri, Kentucky and West Vir-
ginia, whilst those from the North and West
were even more numerous than heretofore.
Many old friends that had been separated for
years, met in fraterhal embrace, and the very
best feeling prevailed generally, There will
be another session of the Council to-day
Baltimore Sun.
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A NOVEL, LocoMoTIvE.-A company at
Providence, Rhode Island, are building for the
Erie railroad a new locomotive, with Dickin-
sons boiler, which is truly a novel arrange
mont The engine-driver is placed forward
of the boiler, directly over the spot where the
ohinneys of the engine now, in use are placed.
The water tank, boiler and coal box are all
adjoining so that no tender will be required.
Great things are expected Of this new ar
rangement, which has one desirable advan-
tage over the locomotive NOW in use, at least
The engineer, in case of accident by collision,
will, if he is in fault, receive the first fruits of
his negligence s'ts'F#' t.a'' tlliid
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Some of the beverage dealers in this city
have the reputation of using very small glas-
es in which they deal out their beer. The 9TH
er day returned soldier man called for a
drink at one of these places and it was dealt
out to him in a small glass; He asked the sa-
loon keeper if he had pocket handkerchief to
lend him. Therag was handed over, and he
deliberately tied one end of it to the handle of
the mug, and told the saloon man to hold the
other end while he drank the beer Very
much surprised, he asked the soldier what he
meant by such a strange proceedings "Noth-
ing" he answered, ''onlg the glass was so small
was afraid of swallowing it."-ELa- Cross,
Wis., Republican.
NOTARY PUBLIc.--.The Governor has APP,
pointed A. I, Blamire, Notary. Public FORTH
city of Portsmouth and county Of Norfolk
and R. H. Baker Jr., for the city and county
of Norfolk - al .a5sca d4e3 ieaej. 10 ao.
nftf
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7 The Mobile and Ohio Railroad has been
opened its entire length, and the mails for
Mobile and intermediate points were forwarded
by newly established steamers between here
and Columbus, Kentucky.
Major Gen. Grierson is here, bound south.
The steamer General Bragg, known before the
war as the Mexico, left here to-day to take her
place on the, line between New Orleans and
Galveston.
1900 bales Of cotton for Evansville and
Cincinnati and $50 for ST. Louis passed here
to-day. 800 more were landed here.
Memphis cotton market advanced from 36
to 45c. for middling receipts 1,465 bales;
shipments LOO Bales stock in port 6,a75
bales Some of the new crop has been re-
ceived from Vicksbrg. The receipts are
mainly of an inferior grade and not much
sought after
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SPoTswooD AUGUSTINE WASHINGTON, Esq,
died at his residence, at Middleport, Illinois, op
the 25th ult., aged fifty-four years. His father
was Bushrod Washington, Jr., son of Col.
William Augustine Washington, who was
brother Of Bushrod Washington, Sen, Judge
Of the United States Supreme Court the latter
was the son of Lawrence Washington, brother
of George Washington. The deceased was as
near akin to the Father of his Country as any
living By his death a valuable relie--the
golden seal which the immortal Washington
Wore while living, as his private and official
seal-now descends to his oldest son, Bushrod
d. Washington uf4
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MASONIC OFFICERS ELECTED the tri-
ennial conclave of the Grand Encampment of
Knights Templar of the United States of
America, in Cleveland, last week, the following
officers were elected and installed to serve for
the ensuing three years
Sir H. L. Palmer, of Wisconsin, NJ E.
Grand Master; Sir VIM. L. Gardner, of Mas
sachusetts, Deputy Grand Master Sir j. @.
A. Fellows, of Louisiana, Grand Generalissi-
mo-; Sir Kent Jarvis, of Ohio Grand Captain
General Sir Robert MeMurdy, of Washing
ton. D. 0. Grand Prelate; Sir Geo, ", Belt,
of Missouri, Grand Senior Warden; Sir H. G..
Ranny, of Illinois, Grand Junior Warden Sir
John W. Simons, of New York, Grand
Treasurer; Sir John D. Caldwell, of Ohio,
Grand Recorder; Sir VIM, G. Munger, OF
Kentucky, Grand Standard Bearer; Sir Ezra
L. Stevens, Of Washington, D. c., Grand
Sword Bearer; Sir George ". Prescott, of
Minnesota, Grand Warder; Sir J. B. Covert,
of Ohio Grand Captain Guard si.,
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ANOTHER CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY IN
MISSISSIPPI. quite an excitement has arisen
at jackson, caused by General Osterhaus tax
ing forcible possession Of a Mr.. Potter, who
was being tried by civil court for Shooting
a negro caught in the act of committing rob
berry, The Neecs, of that city has strong ar
ticle on the subject, in which it demands who
is Governor of Mississippi, Governor Sharkey,
General Slocuml or General Osterhaus? 1t pro-
tests in strong language against the action of
the military authorities, and calls upon Coy
ernor Sharkey to resign if he is not sustained.
The people also manifest great Indignation on
hesubjeet. The Neaes, however is confident
that the President will sustain the Governor.
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au2-1y
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

| take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and full stock of Agricultu-
raj Implements, Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and
Bundle Iron, &C., &c, ! have the Warehouse
formerly occupied by Messrs. Borum & MtCisan,
whom succeed in the
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS, af
and shall be pleased to see their old friends and
customers, as well as those who have favored me
with their custom for the last seven years. With
out naming but few of the various items kept by
me, need only to say that my stock is and shall
be composed of the most approved kinds of Plows,
and Thrashers, and Farming Tools generally
Bar and Bundle Iron, Cart Boxes, Springs and
Axles, &C., &c. Seeds of all kinds guaranteed
fresh and genuine. l solicit an examination of
my stock, where prices and quality may be judged
of by those wishing to purchase.
G. BILLUPS,
farmers Headquarters,
jy25-1y No. IL Wide Water St., Norfolk, Va.
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Rents.

A Richmond letter in the New York Jour-
nal Of Commerce from commercial travel
Ter" says that the high rents for business
houses in this city, is caused by ''the anxiety
on the part of persons to establish themselves
in business here from the West and North,
and illustrates his view of the matter by the
following incident, of which he was wit
ness: s-;..
A gentleman from Chicago called upon a
citizen here who owns number of dwellings,
and some stores. The Western man, after the
customary courtesies Of introduction, said he
had seen one of his stores which he would like
to rent. The citizen asked him what he
thought it to be worth. He srephed, about
$4,000 to $4,000 a year. The property
holder, thinking the man was joking Che hay
ing rented it previously for $500 said he
must have $3000-to which the Western
man replied, "I'l take it. and requested a
written instrument on the spot to bind the
agreement ~ - a-is 4 s1a4
The writer says at is possible that some
one will find fault with this act of the land,
lord, and may say he was. not justified, upon
any principle of morality, to ask more for his
property than he believed it to be worth.
But, until the millennium is l1shered ill., Il am
inclined to the belief that the golden maxim,
do unto others as you would be done unite
will not be rigidly observed at the present
day. .ga.a 4ff a.fts. ..i.
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SYNOPSIS OF A VALUABLE LEGAL OPINION.
hn exchange says the Attorney General of
Massachusetts has.given the following opinion
Il am thoroughly convinced that Stonewall
jackson died from wounds received from the
Massachusetts, First Regiment"
As no one would be more likely to know
the facts in the case, we should think, with
l4A1st people, this. opinion would settle the
question We Understand, however, that it is
likely to go up to the Massachusetts Supreme
Court.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sugar from Sorghum.

We are happy to say that Mr.. Moore, of
Bloomington, H., formerly editor of the Pam
tagraph), after constant experiments for more
than year past, has sudceededin discovering
the process, which was patented July 4th,
1865, of graduating the cane juice or moasses
in all cases, entirely removing the gum and
acid, making a sugar as free and dry as any in
the market, samples of which we shall have
on exhibition this week at the State Fair. Mr.
Moore has made, since last December, about
twelve hundred pounds Of sugar from sorghum
syrup, sent to him in small quantities from
different portions of Illinois and other States.
varying in quantity from three to six pounds
to the gallon, according to the amount of sac
charine matter contained in the syrup. Over
and above the cost of making molasses, the
expense will be about one per cent. per pound,
f.lnade in large quantities, directly from the
juice. A large steam sugar factory is nearly
completed a few miles from Bloomington,
erected at cost of $4,000, sufficient in capa-
city to make several thousand pounds of SUI
gar, which will be in full operation in a few
weeks--C Chicago Repu5lcqn. . h..
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Anew York correspondent of Western
paper says, 81 met a man the other day in
Broadway rather the worse for wine, who told
niche had. been to Saratoga and the White
Mountains, and returned home without ex-
periencing any harm from railway accidents,
at which his friends had congratulated him
so often, and insisted upon drinking to his
good fortune 50 frequently, that he became
quite obfusticated mentally, and very un-
steady physically"
A British, army officer, Capt. W. A. Baker
of the Royal Bombay Engineers, has at last
settled the year in which the world will come
to an end. Ina work Just published in Eng
land entitled ''The Day and the Hour; or,
Notes on Prophecy Sketch of the Future,
extracted from the Bible" he states that the
day of judgment is fixed for Sept. Goth, 1878.
Notes due on the Goth will accordingly be
payable on the 10Th. Dse--e
= SIb II nHcniTT :, GqGNgT TT
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ID o R. IS 8 Q OR f..

0Nice No. L, Main Street, too Doors from Bank,
M NORFOLK, "a.
He inserts Teeth from one to an entire set, on
the most improved plan. And all other opera
tons connected with the profession performed
with pnnctuality and durability. -
jy25-tf u. CUIHRlEllI
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FALL FASHIONS IN New YORK. may
interest the ladies ia pursuit of the latest
fashions, to know that bonnets in New York
this fall, are made lower in the neck, leaving
less room for waterfalls" which will probably
be tabooed altogether before Christmas Gilt
ornaments are in vogue many of the designs
representing coin. Cloaks are to be worn full
i'll the back, Small sleeves still predominant:
some are closely fitting at the hand. The
regular fall fashions, however, will not 'open"
till the LIST of October
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rAn1z ES shocf Z i s., z E,1, 80.
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YIyRuSTEE.s sALE.-BY virtue Of 4 dead

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of deed
Il of trust executed 70 ~ Retsr Potter and Al
media Potter his wife on the st day Of May, 1885, and
duly recorded, by which he conveyed to me the north
wet qsarter and IT, west half II the northeast quarter
snd tie west half Of ths southwest quarter of s4ion
4wsnty (o and the north half Of section tssatynins
wss, In Lse county, lows 10 secure three proiso.
~ nots yen ~ said Potter and wife for o. eA
TO easnuel Miller and not paid. will sell odd prop.
Of = N. and p. M commencing at 10 O'Clock o n. Of
sa3d ~, VIII sell much will pay costs DIT
sd interest J. w. RANKIN, 1rustss.
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".u1NAL NOTICE.-To Urmston. Nsthnpisl
- " u5mston Geo Dixon trustee, Geo G Dixon r p
Love, Hosmer, Chaplin Lee Fcklen Lucas Vim =
Turner, assignee, &C., Randall Simon DeitTirh n n
passs % Samuel Miller Perry and ibner
executors OF Reeves. decd ana thas Mason
HE the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee conn
~ iva ~ heokuk, petition of Hiram Barney CLAIM
lSs ludgment against you, Urmston for the ann
nundref and forty dsllars 10 per cent nteres
% ea.e upon your MORTGAGE made Charles Msson
In block 20, in Mssons Lower Addition 70 ~. ~. :,
IN Lee county Iowa, aud - sgsinst you ali
Ior the foreclosure of said mortgagetbe sale az
~ W freed OF all interests of said defendants In
sams 20 pay on said debtthe extinguishmept Of ali
eay o. redemption and for general relief Now each
ths sd sppea, ana answer said petition by noon of
~ nrsI Monday of February, 1885, or viii
n psr mad therein. as prayed for, by default
ss, osamp ooc--cancellcd ii. SCOTT HOWELL
Atty for Plaintiff
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~Wen't Use any Other.-Ths Iast md ~
ne right article finally. Everybody likes Il. L pars5
vegetable. Contains sugar Of Isad. r ~ bet Haif
Dressing In the world. WIN restore grsy and fAdsd hai
10 it, original color In fO1f ueekS-evsry uDs-Sas
pop" Inquire for webstsrs vesstbls Hair Insigora-
cor, and don't take ~ otAsr. II eurss al huno d
the scalp ons week. For sale q wAolssals and rs
BY D. A. KIM, corner Third and Main ssres1s, KsokSR
Iowa. Burnhams Wa echaack, WholesAle Druggists,
1e Lake 3d. Chicago, agents for the North wsstl
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lnhldlNAL SOTICE.-To Joseph Bcggs Defendant:
~ fou are hereby notified that there IL now on Al. In
1he cerks ONCE OF the District Court of Lee county
Iowa 81 Aeosuk petition d Hiram Barney claiming
Judgment against you Jos Beggs for tbs ,nm ~ - :
thousand and eighty dollars and 10 per cent
rom GATE upon your mortgage made to Charles Mason
upon the following described premises towit Lot To-
Siock In Masons Upper addition to the CITY of Keo
huk IN Lee ounty, Iowa. and against you all prsv.
-. me Of said mortgagetae sale o said
to pay of said debt-the extineusbm. Of an .,, -
redemption, and for general relief Nov YOU must sn
and answer said petition by of the
Monday OF February, 1885, or Judgment viii be had
therein, as prayed for, by default ~ A"a
sep22d4w-fri S,,,, s ms ~,
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nki6IhAL EoTICE-To Schikan, Defendant. von
~ are hereby notified that there IL now on Ala In a.
CLERKS ONCE of the District Court of Lee county Iows
st keokuk petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming ind
ment against You, echikan. for the Of i've hun
dred and forty dollars with 10 per cent interest from
GATE upon your mortgage made Charles Mason upon
the following described premises. to-wit Lot g. bloc
lia MAsons Lower Addition to city Of Keokuk In LIE
Sounty, Iowa, and - against you. praying for the
foreclosure OF said mortgsgethe sale said premises
seo q 81 interests OF said defendants In same to pay
On SAID debt-the extfnguishment all equity of re.
osmpfion and fsf general relief Now you must spnear
nno answer said petition by Of the second dav "A
sne next term OF said Court to be held on the rst Non
day OF February, 1855 Judgment viii be had Therein
Rsv. Stamp 5oo-cancelled1 Httsv ~ piss-t.r
sep42dlv-fi
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SHERIFFS SALE.-State of Iowa Lee
~ county, 1-By virtue Of a special execution To me
directed issued by the Clerk District Court 81
county, In favor Of W A Yore. aud aeainst frcd
erick Muse viii sell to the highest bidder = tAe nt
county Iowa. 1t Keokuk in said county ON the mai A.
Of October A. D. 1885, between the hours OF o'cock
NJ and o'clock T. NJ, commencing At 2 O'Clock p N
Two and thres in block 1os In the city Of Keo
70 % sold By order Of court satisfy said
eutacn. I6RAKL ANDERSON,
3T,tsrs Pc col ohssis efIssOs., Iowa
Aasksk.es p H.. th5l
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aidINAL N0rICE-Elzy Tbomas Jesso Haul
H.,n non, Ihomss Thomas, Brown Bishop Rachael j
thiten DEFENDANTS: Yea hereby notified ths,
@ OF Lee county Iowa, at Keokuk petition Of HI
Tharnsa claiming Judgment against yon. Ebzy
da. lor .ne sum OF twelve hundred and ninety-6y VI
81 % described premises, to- Wit: Lots l. q and
pdock o. In Mason's Lower Addition to the cit of
nrsya ~, IA Lee county, Iowa. and against YOU ali
iof the foreclosure Of said Mortgase-the sale of
Sc freed OF all interests OF said defe pdapts in
aonS, pay on said deht-the extingushment OF ali
~ xs y, rsueinpuon and for general relief Now each
~ appear and answer said petition by noon Of
so day OF the next term Of said Court to be held
on .he hrst Monday Of February 1896 or LIN
p p NAG therein, as prayed for, by default
sep2ld4w-frf o., ~ n, Ill.
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nRlGINAL N0TICE-To Aaron Deroe Cornelius
~ Deroe, Defendants You are hereby notified that
there is now file In the Clerks Office Of the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa at Keoknk petition of Hi
ram Barney, claiming Judgment against you Aaron
Devoe and Cornelius Devoe for the five hundred
doiiars and 10 cent interest from date upon your
mortgage made to Charles Mason upon the following
described premises to-wit Lot g. L. and g. in Block So
In nssona Lower Addition to the city of Keokuk in
Lee county Iowa. and As against you all praying the
foreclosure OF said morgagethe Of said premises
freed OF all interests of said defendants same to pay
on sid debt-the extnguishment Of all equity of re-
dsmpton and for general relief Now each of Won must
sppear and answer said petition by of the
Gay OF the next term OF said Court be held on the
rst Monday oil February, 1865 judgment will be had
therein, as prayed for by default,
sep23d4w-fri Atty f,r pI.n,r
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Legal Notices.
PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY

U. Q or AMKucA, DIsS RIOT Or Iowa, !
q. g. MAHsHALs orrics, KscKuK, Iowa. Sept. Is, rs.
HEREBY give notice that by virtue Of .
Il warrant OF and morifion ed OF the Of
nee OF the Clerk Of tbs United States District Court
and for ths District OF iowa and directed the
following cause to-vit D. c. HcaIkstsr for
labor aud besnt against the steamboat Dictator her
engines machinery, furniture, tackle and apparel IN
case civil and maritime for demand u contract Tor
labor I'D hoas (&s s5l00 did, the 2Sth day
September, 1885, 1t the landing ths MisssiRp river.
in the city Lee county Iowa In sAia District
Of Iowa arrest and take i.ts ny possession for the safe
custody, and do dftin TIE shove described
boat Dictator, hsr achinery furDieurs, tackle
and apparel, and hereby also gre public notice that
the time assigned for the return Of sad 10
Tuesday the 18th day Of October s6o asd hereby cd
ner III and summons all pennnD caimDe any intsrsst
In the said described mboat Dictator her engines
machinery, furniture, tackle and apparel, knowing
having anything TO say Why ths should not be
condemned and sold 10 the demand Of said be
liant that they Be- and appear before the sid District
Court for the eoathrn Dvos Of the District Of Iowa
return ts1 to - begsn and holden - said District
Court ROOM ON Tuesday the 18th day Of October, 1885
Keokut, Lee county Iowa, tn said District the
LAST named day, towit Tuesday the 18th day Of October
1885, whom and where said cause will heard then and
interpose their claims sad libel and
make their allegations In that behalf
PETER MELBNDY, o. & n.
By y. FULTON, Dsputy.
RANKIN McCRARY, Proctors.
keokuk, Town, Sept ., 1855.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE-To mr. w. p----,--

OnlSisAL NOTICE-To Dirk Van Berschot De-
- az, nosnt nou are hereby notified that there IL now
e IN .e clerks Once OF the District Court Of Lee
Nonnty Iowa; at Keckuk, petition of Hiram Barney
IA Judgment against you Dirk Van Berschot for
s sun % seventeen hundred and fifteen dollars mon
your mortgage made to Charles Mason upon the fllpr
premises to-wit Lots s. and bloch lo3
a, Tower Addition to the city of Keokuk 10 Lee
~ ~ "a s1a mortgage-the sale of said premise. frred
OF said defendant in same TO pay on said
uo'-me exsinguishment Of all equity Of redemntion
anu ior general relief Now you must srne.r : "a
sa peuoa by noon Of the second day Of the
y, sac court, to be held on the first Monday OF
aeoiuaa,y 1880. or Judgment win be had therein ~
'ase e. lor, oy default II. SCOTT HOWELL
s.poaair ri ~eanceieo-1 Atty for Plaintiff
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nRIGINAL NOTICE-To ii Smith Defendant:
~ You are hereby notified that there s file In
the Clerks Office of the District Court of Lee county
Iowa. ut keokuk, petition of Hiram Barney, claiming
s1udgment against you Smith, for the Of three
hundred and fortythree dollars and 10 per interest
from date upon your mortgage made to Charles Masop
upon the following described premises, towit: Lot O.
block 49, in Mssons Upper Addition to the city Of co.
kuk in Lee county Iowa, and against you ALL pray
log for the foreclosure Of said sale OF said
to pay OF said debtthe extngushment Of an eouty 81
redemption, aud for general relief Nov you must an
pear and answer said petition by the second dsy
OF the next term Of said Court be held on the rst
Monday OF February 1886, Judgment will be had
therein, rs prayed for, by default.
Rev. stamp ooc--cancelled.l II. SCOTT HOWELL,
sep23d4w-fri Atty for PLAINTIFF