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CoNuNDRUM.-Why is a newspaper
like wife? Dye give it up? Because
everybody should have one Of his own,
and not borrow his neighbours. s
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Report of Prosecuting Attorney to
the Commissioners of Monroe
County, for the Year Ending
September 2, 1866.
One prosecution to conviction. to wit: Ohio
vs.. Charles Fox. Charge: @Selling intoxiea-
ting liquor to be drank where sold.n Plea
guilty; fine paid; $25 90.
No recognizance has been forfeited within
said time.
/ have collected and paid to Clerk Of
Court of Common Pleas, in criminal cases,as
follows:
Ohio vs.. Stephen & Wells .si2 As
Ohio VS., James Wells lls.............. 90
Ohio vs.. David Carpenter. ........ 465
Ohio VS.. Jacob Stephen. ...... As
Ohio vs.. Charles Fox 90
Paid county Treasurer fines collected by
Esq Forshey as Justice of the Peace $40 90
hereby certify that the foregoing is full
and correct statement of the prosecutions
pursued to conviction; that no recognizances
have been forfeited, and that the above Ia
the amount of money collected by me in
criminal cases. JOHN P. SPRIeGs,
Pros. Atty for Monroe Co. Ohio.
Sep. 3, 1885,,
| To the honorable Commissioners Of Monros
County, Ohio:
submit the following report to you: II have
no money in my hands to report to you, and
that no writ in favor of the State has ever
come into my hands. ~
JOSEPH MYERS, Sheriff n. c.. o.
By g. W. CARRorHsRs, Dep.
Ordered that Jas. r. Morris and John 8.
Way be appointed to assist the Prosecu-
ting Attorney in the examination of this
Report, and the same be published in ths
Spirit of Democracy three consecutive
weeks. WILLIAM KENNoN, JR.
We, the undersigned, appointed BY
Hon. VIM. Kennon, Jr., Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas, to examine the
statements of the accounts and transac-
tions of the several County Officers, re-
spectfully report that we have carefully
examined the same, and find them in all
respects in conformity with the laws of
the State; and we take this occasion to
compliment NJ. Hoefier, Esq, Auditor,
for the faithful discharge of his duty in
making up the details Of the official acts
of the Commissioners, himself, and the
other County Officers, and that the same
is a model report.
j. P. SpRIaas.l
i j. s. WAY.
i Oct. II, 1866. JAS. r. NORRIS.
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R E P O R 7

OF the Commissioners of Monroe
County. to the Court of Common
Pleas, and Reports of Various
County Oflcers, for the Year En-
ding September A. 1866.
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SPEoIAL SESSION, Dec. %, 1855.

SPECIAL SESSION, Dec. 29, 1863.
Thomas Murphy, who was elected on the
10th day Of October, A. D. 1864 member OF
the Board of Commissioners, presented a
certificate Of Jere Williams, Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, that said Thomas
Murphy had taken the necessary oath of Of
office, thereupon said Murphy entered upon
the duties of the Office of Commissioner.
| Ordered that the Sheriff be required to give
bond with approved security in the penal
sum of twenty thousand dollars.
Joseph My ers, duly cit cted Sheriff present.
ed his bond, which was approved nd accept
ed with his suietles
John Mnhlemau, who was duly elected on
the 10Th Gay OF October, lSo5, to the Office Of
iGoroner, presented his bond, conditioned &C.
cofdlng law, in the penal sum OF ten thou
sand dollars which was approved and accep
ted with his sureties.
Joseph Moose rendered his resignation o.
the Office of Infrmary Director, which was
accepted and khjah Mcmahon appointed tt
fill the vacancy.
4 Ordered that the Military Relief Fund re
naming in the County Treasury be not appor
toned 20 the several townships.
i MARCH SEssIea, March 5, 1866.
] The report Of the viewers of county. roat
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DRcEnBEA SESSION. Dec. 4, 1865.

DECBMBEk SESSION. Dec. 4. 1909.
Edward Okey presented petition for va.
cation of a county road Henry Parker al.
so presented petition to vacate county
road.
Commissioners ordered view and survey
of the road petitioned for by William Wat.
kins at the September session.
John D 0'Connor presented a petition tc
extend the incorporation of Clarington; or
dered that said petition he filed.
Allowed William H Ray S273 SO on account
of fill at Clarington Bridge.
State of Ohio VS.. Andrew Stephens and
James Wells; on motion of J P Spriggs or
dered that said defendants be released from
all liabilities upon condition that they pay
| cost within so days.
State of Ohio VS.. James Wells, David Car
penter and Jacob Stephens; on motion of
P Spriggs ordered that said defendants be re
leased from all liability upon condition tina
they pay costs.
State Of Ohio vs.. Nathan Morris; ordered
that the costs in this case be paid out of tn,
county Treasury.
| State OF Ohio VS.. David Bonar ct al; or
dered that the costs in this case be paid on
of the county Treasury.
State of Ohio VS.. Jere Jones ct al; ordere'
that the cost be paid out Of county Treasury
State of Ohio VS.. Jesse Baker ct al; oldere'
that the cost in this case be paid out of tn
lcounty Treasury.
State of Ohio VS.. Andrew Stephens: order
ed that the costs in this case be paid out Q
1.-THE county Trt asury.
State of Ohio VS.. Philip Virgins ct al; ei
ldered that the cost in this case be paid out {
county Treasury.
State Of Ohio vs.. Richard Rinard ct al; ol
Idered that the cost in this case be paid on
Iof the county Treasury.
i Allowed Daniel Walton bill of 81 40, me-
ichandize and stationery for use of Co Office
Allowed Baltzer Hines bill Of 81 70, blaci
lsmithing on county bindings.
Allowed John B Noll's bill of So 90 "a
measuring I'll on Darlington bridge.
i Allowed F & N Koehler's bill of So some
Ichandize and stationery furnished Co. Office
Allowed James o Amos SIT Is fees for co
llecting fines and costs in State cases.
Allowed John P Spriggs $40 90 on accoul
of carrying abstract of election for Commt
pleas Judge to st. Clairsville, Belmont Co.
Allowed C Helbling 81 80 on account
wolk done on Court House.
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II able rates, in the best Of style and war.
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the teeth. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
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Annual Report of the
Receipts and Expenditures of
Monroe County, for the Year En-
ding September 4, 1866.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Published Every Tuesday.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
I've dollars per annum, invariably in advance
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Report of Prosecuting Attorney to
the Commissioners Of Monroe
County, for the Year Ending
SeDten1ber q. 1G6G
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Annual Report OF the lnnrmary
Directors of M0nrOe County,
Ohio.
To the Honorable the Commissioners of
Monroe County, Ohio:
The undersigned, the Directors OF the In
frmary of said county, beg leave to submit
the following report OF the condition of said
lnfrmary.
Numbe. of inmates (paupers) in Infrmary
September l, 1865. .................27 .27
Received in addition during year to date. -
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he var, and that Mr.. krsa belonged 70 he
Sons Of liberty; then the Buttefnut orator
rejoined:
uMr. Ghormley denied that the Democratic
narfv vas IN favor Of dissolving this Union,
but sa;d that his party did say, aid stil eps
that the Government had no power nndef ~
constitution to coerce seeded States, -
that MI. Lincoln exercised the POWER uoaef
his plea of military necessity. re aoml ~.
the existence of the Order Of TIN 1Qnsa g
Liberty, as charged. and defende eAe sams
upon the ground that the Democracy we're
driven to that course by the despptism inaa.
eurated by military sDfrdps, ciac In pide,
with stars on their shoulders, ana ~ me "
nanny Of corrupt Adminisfra tiouf sud Passy'
and did not deny that Mr.. Kerr belonged &c
the Order. He endorssd the Chlcsgo Iiat,
form declaring the war failure oecsereo
that he stood firmly upon i, Iesefdins y =
nroud. IA endorsed and culogi3ed valian
| digham a. . good Democrat, anu IN conns.
t;on with his race for Governor of Ohio II
! ls6s. declared that. busfor the frands OF .
1 corrunt Administration and party, aided D,
: he tyrnnn,cn. rule Of base and upprinciplee
,l;,.,.-l Generals and Coiopes in the army
Esil.. s,~bau and Mcdonald would to day
~ hala;er sha oeos. a which they wert
honestly and fairly elected. %,
| He also sympathized with Bowlet and Nj,
liean, End reioiced that they are 10 day out
OF the clutches of dsspotic and corrupt
party, enjoying the free air as citizens Of In.
diana. He spent just th,rty.two minutes ia
denoupcing Gov. Morton and those who stood
faithfully by the Government in the hour Of
her peril, but did not even allude 70 the trea'
son Of JEFF. Davis or any of the reHels.s
I Not much difference, is ,here5
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STAND TOGETHER.

We do not know, do not apprehend that
counseis 70 unity are greatly needed by the
Republicans Of this Judicial District. But
in every political contest that brings into the
arena large number Of aspinnts for Office
OF like political faith, it is difficult for the
friends Of the different parties to throw aside
personal preferences, ignore cherished hopes
and give to the successful competitor a
prompt, earnest, full and efficient support.
A preliminary strife In the nomination
amounting almost to partizanship does not
forbode discussions and defeat. There was
large number of eager candidates before
the Convention which nominated Mr.. I1s~
COLIN in 1860. Never more ardent, determip
ed partizans had any man than were the
friends Of Mr.. SEWARD at that time: never
felt friends greater intensity of chaerin and
regret at the defeat of personal and poli,i-
cal friend than followed the rejection Of Mr.
srwARD's claims by that Convention. Scarce
ly less earnest we're the friends of Mr..
CHASE scarcely less chagriped at the par,y's
choice of another standard bearer. Other
men had warm supporters. But merging All
individual feelings into a strong desire for
success, the entire party rallied to the en,hu-
siasiic support of LINCOLN and HAMLrs and
the result was victory.
We hope the Republicans in this D;s.r;c,
VIII make that precedent controlling tbe;,
action IN the present campaign. No Repub,
hcan can well afford to be party to Cop
perhead success. There is no Republican
but that promptly and emphatically disclaims
any desire or purpose of that kind. Even If
they do not properly apprehend the impor
lance OF the results Of the present strife. vet
such is the odiousness of Copperheadism M.
on its record, that they are earnest in their
hope that the verdict of popular condemna.
non passed upon that party in the District.
State, and nation shall not be reversed.
10 such Republicans, to all the member.
OF the party there is but one measure Of IA.
Dor but one policy to pursue. The nar,v
has good majority in the Dis.ric, but tho,
can be frittered away by any recreancy on
me part OF its members. Unity viii give US
certain victory; differences and sinking NAV
give that victory to the opposition. Look
about you, and see who it is in every commu.
m'y that will be the iubilant gamers BY the
defeat OF our ticket; who are laboring 70,
the election Of HALL and PALMER and whore
they stood during the war. Are not these
men the local leaders, in their respective
Localities, of the party of the opposition to
the war As Republican you would no,
vote for them for any position. Their faith.
,essness 70 loyal duty in war have politically
banned them In your estimation. Do no, be.
come accessory to their political schemes
nor party to their ultimate triumph by re.
iusing full support to our regularly nomi.
mated candidates.
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Special Notices

AYafEH1C WmE-fhs great I.psrtsa fSnsa
nssd By ~ bsst Aalss throsshsst euops; approved
~ III lnSris School Of Msdicins Paris sedsssd ~
tn peominens members OF the American Medical 400
citation At their Convention In RAtcrs Nay lst, leoe
contains no spirit, Of any kind. and ths~ssose
Net into1ie ating In the least.
Ith prepared In Pars from pure shsrry, ed sdnifa
In il. npostou on Toxic. Anonafic aai vr3uyrsI
substances. For LApiss il delicious substitute fos
the various Tonnes having an alcoholic body.
aa-NUssAT PERLE ia . Wine Of most delight
fni favor. 1t is ths rgas JUICE OF HOST DELICIOUS
snAPs II surpssses In excellence AR rAsLs srHs n
fHx COUNTRY. usAd in Europe Tor sacramsntd purpo-
sss. Church people are Invited TO enquire into II
Bold By all respectable Dru9gisss and dealers.
FULLER WINCH FULLER, Chicago,
jyl5dly sunwed-fd Agsata
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The Grand Secret.


The grand sscret medication Is TO help Nature eus
,,s and RrauLArs-sbese the Alpha and Omega Of
the only theory Of cure thai hiss for Its
basis II the .ystsm shattered, tn. muscles
weak and the mind like the body In state Of partial
collapse /, 1t best 10 do, Reason isLss us the
answer:
BUEa Up youa MAs.
Brace him up yor wouh trsf. tntterirf hes The
pabuium he needs Il Tonic Alternative Dltng tim IT
Of the depths of debility and Dependency
wirH HosrryrYrk's Bitrsns
They cam ini are child may take them In doses
shifted to its years without the possibility Of harm Tho
anfeetei vital power. respond en-rg.ticel
|, their action sited grass blades
under the tyiying and refreshing In si u
debility the tt-s absolutely r-auir.si There
substitute suceeedaueuu III iii ;eir psee Re-
sort to this venderfni Of Modern Tnpiss.
AMP ALL WILL N VEIL.
Bear In mind tAt in Dyspepsia, Intermittent frvers,
Bieus Disorder ani Affections Of Tie Nerves other
uaeii inc VII rros.o- iIhr Of the good fleet that
svshy follows TIT Of this excellent fBsaar
and Corrective Sold everywhere.--N T. 7rfb,~. oct
a, 1865. idiwiv
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C1tGtTsS sRtAATiG Ey6ETA TIE saAP.
superior Toilet soap, prepared from refined
vegetable Otis in combustion With tslyeerine,
and especially desg. ed for the use of Ladies' and or
the Nursery. Its hume la exquisite, and its
ing properties unrivalled. For by all druggists
GhlsdtNlN
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but had no idea he was stealing the animal.
They tracked him through Fremont, and .
short dist.nce beyolds rhsa hey lost Ill
track Of hiu6s, See the Herald.
s-Dr. JssApk h. Iay, 'prominsat ci.isan
" Cba<itons died on Saturday morning sst
sage was2o years. Ne Wa SssSsoy q
- 18th q. Is c. InfsAtsy andl was ! spAy-
- Of - cal.ureaaf abili>y
"A scurvy bridegroom prospective of
rmshlng widow up near Charlton refused to
|Aars the ceremony performed, after the
company had congregated and the oficiatiaa
officer was on the spot, because he discovered
there was mortgage on portion Of the wid7
owls farm. See the Pdiriot. as~ss~
An old man named Ross, preacher, and
his step soa IRE in jail At Charlton, for steal-
ing two horses from widow woman of that
county. So says the Patriot
The REGISTER says that the Deputy Audi
tor Of State, Mr. Ayres, was appointed b
Governor Stone TO sskas peep at the lows
Peniteutiary as an official visitor. In accord
snas with this appointment, he visited tbs
institution, md found every thing In pros
,.ron soadiaos. The satis ofshs Psni'
ssatiary .rs happily ~ 1:.aasse'
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ORIGINAL NoTIcE-To Jonathan

nRIGINAL NOTICE To Jonathan
- ssirk ~fea 'srt Yau arr btrrhJ nsIIa.d hat
% ere " ~, ~ ta~ ristt- uc of rhe tit q
rofi.t VI A. Connty fpwa 1t Keoknk pssftan 81 H.
Bsfrsy ~taiasfnx JUN hgxinst sou tho
81 -FOUR Hnsersd Ri,a strk s.h5.r renf in',r-
-. mon your nrt4As. uadt " GbSrits M-spt 9Th
~ sfptember ls6s, spsp tie iiowiag esvrsf.3 pr nj
~, 'n-~it: Thu " " 4 tae ". Il - setien
t~-n, -.ne, IN sowpship siStssx, merit "a 81 IL
I, Ire suuty io~s, snt ~ Rsihs yssu. paying
FIR this Ese ksnte Of ss3 lnorigs ne sale Of -st
pr iises esd q all interests .ai4 detenTss & In
10 pay Al sail 'ebt the EXT gnihusnt III Al t4rly
u teaeu,pfin1, 49, TT Srp~ssi ,esf
- gw y.u hast appear sna answer said ystiis1 ~
p4en the Old dAy Of tue meat trt m OF ait Curt
70 be Id fhs v-sanG Nadty 81 ST. tan or. 49,
gnett " Il tie hal tI~r-n prayed Is Ses uif
10 t. s.mp-capesieds u. sGofT HsnElL,
fyiT-d Attty E5r PisttG
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Sure 10 Regulate the Bo'
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.

whsve put up and sold this .ftcie e. 20 ~.ri
and casssr IN cnsrInsSct ssb Tsura CRIT hsr.
never ben shte n say Of any other mecine--r Evss
las IT rutkD IN stseIK ISsTsscE TO sssFcr A cUHr
shen t'mel, u--f. kevet dill wr k.nr IN in.tsDer o,
ii~-ttisfac'ion by Any who ns.i I. contrary
~ are de!isttet III 1t. operations aed speak IN
Recommendation Of usgi 81 effects an medical viz
taes. We epeat In this Awf.T y. rVow after
setrs' xisrif nee tLgIos apR RtPuT.lfos yoE
IRE FuLsnIsENr OF ~4'.r VT HsKx DfciasK Ia almost
very instance VII Ia, saf,e' Is suffering pain
md exhaustion. rert w,li bs hound In fifteen minutes
iFr~ the syrup ~ administered
Full directions for n- ~ accompany each bottle
Sone genuine unless the facsimile Il CURTIS PEa-
siSs, New York. is ca the oufsid. wrapper
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world
Price, only IS Cents ser BEETLE
spr2a-eA~sn
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ihslGtNAb MOTT y ITO ward Dillon, defendant
~ Won are hsrehy notified ihere Is pow on hie in
the Clerks oti~ Of tire District Cnurt ~ Lee County
lows, ST seokuk, petition Of Hiram Barn.y ella ming
1ntr'ns mt aesn~t w, Ef~ari Billion for the nm n
TX hosrs t9i!-ts rp'H ,eir get ta~e reic - Rs
Mason, rr ~ ottosirg dscr tel prenl-es h. ~;
Tor teD Cos Black eighty five tsAl ~ Nssur. Love, Al
d'tien 10 ostk. y La County Iaaa and against
ION all praying tsr tue foreclosure ~ .nid mo- ts. tie
sale II MI PREMISE e- ofail t. Of said afe
ant IN sarne 70 af ~ sai HI the Irnishaent II
AZ eqaty ~ nd sns-'i,,r and FAY ar,s r.lgaf
Ne- yna sppen- ausp4. s.biftttlnr ~ ,o-or
81 he secondt Gay the rsst term % sad Csrt 10 he
~ ~ In Scout ar Of Stftenlbtr lst on }ud-.
hsnt viii be had therein, prayed Tor. i, defsrgt
sissTr t0a ELL,
B[a AttarHrY sor Psirtif
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Z EGAE NOTICE. -TcA. L. Deming and


- ci-shorn, trustees fr tsenise sg-. spa r 4
u ryiaon. James II Ho'sey. TX R.4d sed u W "a,
u Hsrrf..u. ysnsa u HDhsy, = frd, D W FIR. Jny
WeffS ko-h Greeley, avid Iinbp Davis r1dfses
Boot Cxrs,ins hsf, Yi'h~ Ga,p,E ford, Sen, L
RAmDn-. Potter 4 Lon, Pisu.e. ~ meisr ~ rrsit,
Myers kpiseiy, Ai-xander, p LoDiax, Niebni
au.hsy. James HAnna Craze, A iosm-r, Mary .iee-
les ~ C8rs, executor " the sstats1t of lite
JsbBsssn s$a<ntys Of the e-tstc CIV N Torrtpca
drcrAssd. ] Kastnian b Of Old Dcnfnaep, shert
Nsii.. Iss.c naltey, Huk-mp sbser Reeves, Henry
Tg~ie, Hiram Barney, Y-nfrsa kstn~n Co. J gar
Thpss p~on rhotnss Davis Chsrlste BOLIVIAN, WIN ei
ne. stoddssd Wm r L Rnddsck 1horna- pagstt
T st-rtn-on. Neyturg Bro. riciia 4 L1css. "
MILLER, J ksyens, n Hasfit wPhinnty Petat
yichsr, ronhts Clsli1errj Iinrri.L
You and each II 5au hereby pohvf that there 10
Ole ia the ofire Of the Clerk Of tn kisJrit GOrrt
OF LIE county. love- ~ FORT n.fsau. areitlu Of N
Dunn, claiming VI 1ou the tsid l. Der ing srd W
Gle hoFn trustee te The .nm ~ piuf ou.Erd AID
nrr dollars aad fa par esns pr arran inttrrtt ttea
Ortber 2eIa, Isej moaey due on rrt~n n- 3st
asd also praying sssnss an Of the to-triHar u
ssif rfortgsgr ard tor sale ~ the following mertsssd
property for thu. psyment o. - 4 4 II ftAs Ainfty
Of the eide o. the northwest quarter IL -sftt
thirty four "a i- srwpshp rIty ff- 90, b. rsEgs
ave al xet and The urvahd IHhEN ~ 'b- REMAIN
ise Of -sld northwest, quarter Of sect -
county, iowa
thu tt-tt asy offi~ ~ fi5 rt ~ cair.
2oalnsss1s tue third aondsyin a.s4mber fsas 5
HHent aid tspf-e SsH bs reid sg,in+t vas TIN
BY dst.rff RASdIN x " CRAZY
Rer nue stamp soe Asfy's for Plaintiff.
I've u
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Legal Notices
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


STATE Of Iora Lee Qnnty Ia IN the District Court y
George ". AsmIpsse. Plaintiff, - Louisa j. MeerBxs
Administrative ofths estate Of Benz amin Msssngsl
drce~s>d d-fend1uk'
NOTICE u hereby given, to the defendant
hsrsn sbovs psmtd that pr frp Ia cssiI .ctoa
IN Me IN TIE ctfks ecs the District O. urt aors
ss duly vsrihed In tesif of the sbose ned Painti
Aaisst 5oa Ard claiming order and decree for the
sale under epc sl execution ty vitue decree rene
ders6 10 ssh Court, in the II George Mr-spge
70 ~ ~ssne OF ten In the .ouiIes corner
of the nth quarter II tbs northwest quarter o
y rtion "a. N sfnp 81. Lee Couaty Low Al
tt TO ssy ~ the Msser gerviite .1eet tin
tsr-'rer, much N said follows eli she ct7
III biocks S. " and in said n sud the 81
aid ssys sefAi n'i.g srid blocks snd uv from til
pr eera vi said sale Their b. sia p,aan III. mn Il
%, aid irtrre-f foanf due by d decree AID NM
les son spe-r a. make pttense thereto ,rr ~
. to- efuad dry u tn uex ter 81 aid raurt to m
M nee On TIE ~ Monday ~ SEPTEMBER ISse inig-
ul+ii' i'll he rv,d red al int ,on psred ~ in .asd
Prfft'@r. BkAf n. *iLLAaRR
U1~4W Err
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4 RIG sal Sol TO si!dgrs Lueirta M
'nFe, 5an VI .i-lker. :. ii sterrard j ms Il ~.
r3Trd q A nat8f. sIs..be Fr-kfHe, Jas Htrts~sy
gstel, is ssesh aps u c o u hrrts. II Hatstead
tfiLe A AaiIaat. exfctitaY, las Knight, An Nc
Z nssr "a ard 4 Tsruvr w c rrpsuu, i3rEtf
-Ienee. &c. Copnslir sHtth tssrTos-, utFir,
sitss Ratfss h. id1~ Pit / kdatfk kRke ~ u, L
No ANY ktdje Mary Egadirs Mas sna&rt & n
1nd3i atj tlifs t.na9iek aaain stEAttfs ard Jas
rftick, 5efr nsssuis
us'.t 2.ct M ,.a sr htrfhH Motif n that tttrei.
Il, ill., irrkst o. }f3 b. Ifstrftt t5Ei tst
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on h in the Ciefts o6feA Of he District Court Lee
County. iews, al keosuk p@tior of Hmm Barre
81 shining Judgment against seu. BI tiainee.
for the Of Six Hundred Doll nrat your mortgage
m ADJ 10 Chsrss Nasen. upon the following described
preloi r., to~tt Lot f,nr ~ b. * hntd ed and
tpart N lltL Mason Lover Addstiou fht Cit, II
Be' kuk, in dee Comfy, iowa aud aEsin.t ven all
praying FIR tho torstl snt cf ss mort ne rse ~
aid rAznses freed or AL atsre.is - n,,3 defendants
b. pay OF said dit the eVtirRni-hrgent on all
eqrity Of r d.mptson. and f5f general rfligi
Nav you muef appear and sr.wsr s4ii fion ii rooa
VI the So end day the next If sid ourt lie
held the s4cond MONDAY ef spt rnher Sos or iudg.
rnent Will be hal therein, prssedfn' ~ acfsrlt
II SC II How ELL.
80 cts SlampJ Attorney for Plaintiff
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