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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-29

~ RfGINAL NOTICE TO Hilngs Lacinda Bill
" iingx. Anna Wsfsr. q Buckingham, WIZ II
Kt.xh er Co, Duvau Rogers . co, Lsvue, Sanders
Co, Vim Radaek. II wood -ard, Rachael Lynch. " 2
Lynch, William Edwards, Urich, Burrows. exec.
utrix. &c W Reed c D-Paur, Connaiie smy,b,
Turnsr as~s NEE. &e Edwards 4 Turner. John b
knight, Wesley > rixLt Jno Rankin. Jno Mecnns,
Whitney, executor he, Ad Hne. Hugh Kennedy. I
aa'stead asd r. sarsh, ani rauSherty Clara kus
dick, Eliza RuAdiek, execnfYix. Kate kittle. L. MORA
Amy Ruddiek, MARY Raddsek, May Ruddiok, Villas
RuddEct, md Jessie Ruddsk defendants
nov on Als the terks once Of th. Dl-,rtet Courc.
Les County Io.A. At Keokuk. petition In eqnity.sf
John B-rtraH assnsf you cisraipg jacf nept AgaiI
you, B'res upcs your three rronfs-ors pot~-, Kfv
IL s.d piA.neH, the cum Of Firty hundres
twenty-five Doixrs Isl IS pr cent inter
for.e~ur. i o-rtaia e or,s.s. lp.ds by s.s Bii
knss plaintiff. dated 18th june. 1850 upon he
seeiion t..nty (o}. and the 4 of S ~ section
six Township .i1tyAx iC6) Range five ttJ. Also ID
y tho Is section ,s.ivs nj, ana the u efk
e section tive t2. Township sixty ssx 6e) Range ID
e,mar. a. csrtssn .ntsnnifsipr nor,rses made -
said Billings to II II Ling upon part- Of Lotsf
sod In E.ork thirteen :) h~okuk, Lee County Tow.
the payment OF the frsf de+crf. an.
the Therein nsed snd said petition prnys for thu
sse OF both aid lsn3s and lots 70 .asy claims
srtingu.hnent Of the equity Of and fer gem
tral re ef And the said Beidng Il hereby notified
that nsnstion hss been allow In said suit restrain
ing him from aatisf ing cnnceilinE ssd latter mort
gsge made to him.
And ron s.ch appear and said petition by
noon OF the second DAY oil the next term OF sad Court
10 lie held at Keokuk, the second Monday ef Sep
temh~r, 1868, Or judgment as prsyed fer will he bad
therrin. II. sOofT HOWELL,
jyg d Plain TITS Attorney.
nRIgIHAL rorFE-ro Benjamin y Games des~r-
" dsnt Yoa hereby notified that thtre is now
hi- in the CLERKS once Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, At Keotuh petition Of Hiram Barney,
Claiming judGment against Jon, benjamin Gamcr.
for the II Biz Hundred Dolisrs npon your mortgage
made 10 Charles Msson upon the following described
prernt e. to viz L,t four ~ Block one hundred and
lourf i& MAspn's Lover Addition TO the City Of
Keckuk, In Lee County Iowa, and assinst yon all,
PRAYING for the foreclosure OF said mortgage the sale of
aid premises freed o. All interests Of said defendants in
same TO pay Cd said debt the exhpgutshmsnt Of all
eauity Of redenptios, and for general relief.
Nov youmust appear and answer said psttiou by
Of the az the next term Of said Court TO be
Aela ths second Monday Of September 1891 judg
neat will be had therein - PRAYED for by defsnt.
d. sc TT HOWELL,
50 cts q Stampl Attorney for Plaintiff.
IND
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Let arrangements Be made for Grand Rally 81 ssth
Of these meetings. The meetings At Denmark and Big
Mound win he MASS MEETINGS, and it IL hoped and
xpected that they will be largely attended BY the loyal
sople Of Lee and sdjc|nfne counties.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

.E9AL NOTICE. To r. r. House Sir.
Yoa arc hereby DotiAsd that there nov on nie in
the once Of the Clerk OF the District Court
cimiag Of you the Of Four Hundred DolIsrs With
sccrnnx interest the December ia 1885
~ mo ney lastly due him from yon promissxJ
made BY yon to orctr Of Henry Rogers and by him
aessA - 1seesG 49, psttcn atse aiieses shst you
sident Of the State Of Iowa and prays an
1tschmentag siDf Jour property.
Nov unl<s yos appess ~ answer thereto on or BE-
fore noon Of the second day o. the Sept term
n the sad Coart 10 be begun and holden second
Monday Of Septsnher nsxt ind will be rendered
against you BY default pfsyed f In Plaintiffs pet-
ton JOHN BRUCE
kss stsmp. 10 Cts-1aneeiledl AIRY for PlAiatih.
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nrpuBLrcAN MEErrHus.

oov WIN n SION. win address the people Of Iowa
r,. IN. polital issues Of the day, a the following
iacss and times Wis:
Keosauous FRIDAY, Aus. -, 2p.m.
sirourney Thursday, Aug %. pm.
Montsznsa, friday, Aag. u. p.n N.
Oskaioosa eGfufdsy, Sept Up M.
Newton fuoRsy, 4pt. II, pm.
Booneshoro Thursday Sept. Is, Up. -
Fort Dodge, Friday Sept. ~ y. m.
wsb.ssr an esssSsy, sses il, 2p.n.
Abba Saturday, sept -, 9p. m.
Knoxville, Tuesday, Oct 2, Up m
III. friends Of the cause and the Republican Central
Committees Of the severai counties requested to
axe all the local sn.nsements for the meetings in
respective counties. NJ 3. CUTS,
Chairman Rep stass cenmittse-
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r RGAL NeTCg--ro wn.F. Turner and HARRIET
n. Turner; Yos bessb5 notified thai there 10
Gle IN the oce Of the CLERK Of the District Court
Of Lee County, lows ct Keokuk petition OF Jnhs A
Van Mes eestrx OF the ssfsae u r. van Meas, de
ceassd, clsimiua Of Jon. the aid WIN. TnrYsr ing.
~ due two promma-sssy nose~. and claiming -
sekpAs nth a( tAs Eseslosnre Cd uortssge upen
LN B. block ~, CITY % Ksokuf, Lee County. lows
hctas. aB4ftaI 5N vsARI
Unless yos eDve thsxsAp snd defend before boon Of
shs coed Day of the uext fern Of said District Court
v ~ com0so1sAs ~ ~ sscsad McHNsyda Neyss& ber
M jndSnt ~ 6ssrss will ~ ren1srsd seas4 ycu
~ dshn1t. 1ANyN 3 AcC6A ART.
Hav stANp, . ca Axys Sbr PiainsH.
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Mn. SHArrER is the Copper johnson can
didate for Congress IN Que Of the Ohio Dis
tric,s. He is the right man we should think,
for the place, for he has the endorsement o.
the rebel Mobile Times, thus
eve like the style Of Mr.. ShafFer, Of Can
ton, Ohio, who recently sent 500 to ex>Gov.
ernor Henry A. Wise, of Virginia, for the
Orphan Asylum of Richmond. The Radical,
heard Of it and raised a hue and cry abou
NCopperheads' sending money to rebels
whereupon Mr.. Shaffer came out and acknowl
edged that he was the guilty party, in pub
ished card in which he states:
1.-The only regret have in the matter i
that my pecuniary abilities did not permit
me to increase the amount to one million in.
stead of of one hundred dollars.
'''In conclusion, would merely add that
have never, Voluntarily, contributed far
thing, nor ever spoke one encouraging wot,
in favor Of either ofoar late abolition rebel
lions, one headed by John Brown and u,
other by Abraham Lincoln"
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nRIGiKAL NOTICE -roE Billing Lucinda Pfi-
u Enxs, Ann walker. VIII 6srrart, james Gar
r-rd. c Scof-d. Greene Errkine Jas Etdz~sy K p
Greet, ~ sArsh aud D.usherfy, II Ual.tesd, td
iline whitney, executor, jno . Knight Jn5 Me-
Curse, sd~arts Turner. D~Pxnr, rarner
sign.@, Ae- Connabe snsyth Burrows, utrix.
Vita Ksdditk, sido~. Rott Ruddiek. Kate KitIe.
heere, Amy Huddiek, Mary kuddiot May Ru1dick VIM
knddick and EiKs Ruddick administratcrs and Jesse
Hntdfck defendants
You and each ofyou hereby rotihed atfh.re
file 10 the Clerks ONCE Of the District Court lee Co.,
lows keosuk petition in equity Of Hiram Barney,
against you, claiming judgment agsinst you FL
ing- uon your x pronssory notes given TO the order
OF siibourns nov the property Of pispfs, by -
signnett for the Of fffy -four bundfed Dollar,
sud Per interest and against AL SAID defend
snts praying for the foreclosure OF eerfxin
node BY said billings " Eiibcarse 4Ased June
49, 1855, upon the 81 the y Of sectiep seive lf2,
anf n. X Of the Il ofsection two sll In "a.
sx ~ ". Also the Of section nineteen (lS4,
sixtyssven fsTl \ ax % vest 49,
Nov you must esch appear and answer said petition
by o the second day Of the next term Of Sid Court
TO b+ held At Kecknk the second Mon6ay ofserstm
her, ls6s Judgment will be bad therein rsyed for.
BY default. II SCOTT HOWELL,
U Rev Stamp so etsl Aty for Plaintiff.
iyE-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-29

Hon. wnuan LoueHRIpar, Republican candidate for
Congress will address the people 1t the following times
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MASS N EE TINGs.

There is TO be series of mass meetings in
this State during the campaign. Grand raj
lies Of Iowa loyalty are they intended to be,
that shall attract thousands; and intensity
the earnestness of Republicans, and prepare
the people of this Hawkeye country for vo
ting down "My Policy with a unanimity
seldom witnessed in political contests. Be-
sides able speakers of our own State, Gen.
Loom, Gen. oaLEsBY, Gov. FLErcHea, Gen.
Fremont, Senator TRuxBuLL and CHARLES
A. DRAKE are announced to speak. The
meeting in the First District will be held in
Keokuk on the End of October; in the Sec
ond at Davenport, September lathi at Cedar
Falls, September 2sth. In the other Districts
the time is not fixed. Here are indications
of work that we are glad to see.
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HON. JAMES r. WILSON'S APPOINT
MENTs.

Hon. JAMS y. WnepS, FePabi'cnh eaodtdah Yof Con-
srss, will address the people Of Lee County at the fol
lowing times and places
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7 EGAL NoTIcE-To l. Denim. -,

II .EGAL NOTICE.-To A. l.. Deming and
- W Cl-xhorn, trustees for themae YES and Z II
Hunson, james HoIsey, Z Ford and Ford 4
8 Hssvtsoo, Jsno II Hoissy yefd, D VI vora cur
Wsls. No~A 6rsrley. DssiA Gum, y Davis Sidney
Boot Caroline ko.t, Hibr Gxsn, X r Ford. SEE, L
Kmshons. Potter Lun, P1uMe, Pss melee eterrstt,
Myers = nsssy, n Alsxaad~v.P Lcrax. Michael
Basbey, lanes Hama. Graves, Eo-usF, Mary stee
lsy Curtis, executor Of the estate Of III White
John seOu, executor Of the estate Of VIVA rorYence
decsAsed, EAstman, Bank Of Old Dominion ALERT
wells, Jesse Aaisby Huiskamp, Abner Reeves Henry
Tovie, HiFs0 BAsDsg, Yestaan Atkinson d Co B<gar
rhompsoa, Thomas Dsvis, Charlotte Sullras Vim Oh.
lisa, l stoddard, Wm L Rnddick, Thomas Pagett.
stsveasoe, Heyturg Bro, Ffctiiu Lucas W
Miner. O Neysns, 3 Howell. Phnney, Peter
Heher, eopha ClendsnnlnG. J HcrnHh
fcu and each Of ycu hereby notified that there ID
Gle In the Once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lie county fova, II Fort Madison, petition Of Wn
Damn, claiming Of you, the sAid Demng and "
Cfeghru. trustee. Ac, the OF nine nousand and
nDe dollars, ARD ten per cent Per interest from
oteb~s 18th, 1885, money due . eexts,s tesgs
and also praying against all Of the Of
aid mortgage and the sale Of the following ortraged
property for the payment OF 1+bt to-vtt Ninety
% the side Of the north quarter section
thirty four "a In township sixiy ave ( range
ave ~ ws- and the undivided onehaf Of the remain
der Of sad ncrtAvsst quarter Of section ~ oil Ia Lee
ccuaty, Iowa
uBless you appear thereto and defend before noon Of
the second day Of ths q said District Court
commence thu third Monday Dec@n Der 1863 jude.
ment and decree will b. rsIdeftd sgAns you thereon
By d~fant RANKIN McCRART,
Revsnae stamp Sc Atty's fcr Plaintiff.
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TEN N g 8 9 E E.
Brownlow's Address to the Loyal
People of the State.
The johnson Conspiracy Re-
e viewed.
An IMPORTANT AND ABLE D0ClMEs

DANGEROUS DESIGNS OF THE DI
LOYAL.
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UNLf TWO PAHTIES.
The patriotic, able and important document
closes as follows
lin this address | have used great plain
ness Of speech, and for the reasons, first, that
ldesired and intended TO be understood; and
next, because this is no time for putting forth
An uncertain sound. have desired to act in
harmony With the President--so has shs
Unt upioa party of the country, the Leeis-
lature of the State, and Congress, as took
occasion to write him about the beginning Of
this year. hope be may publish this short
letter. | have resolved that the President
shall not call grasbac convention It Phil
adelphia-a convention to be composed Of Of.
Zee holding Republicans, Of delegates from
tho parry that opposed the war, and deleeatss
from the rebel Congress and the rebel asnies,
and out Of these materials organize John.
son Democratic.rebel party, and turn me
over to it, to be dictated to and controlled by
the men who fough for four years. 70 deeroy
the country. This is the pass to which We
have come at last, and those Who are willing
that faithless President shall transfer them
to hi. new party organization, can 70, and
nay Joy 10 With them. :, Divide An2s1hdN
videas we nsy, there can b bdt tw6 paftie5
in this country-a disloyal and loyal party.
Choose ye between these parties vhoss only
issneeis, whether this State and nation are
to be governed BY loyal or disloyal men.
t4tisproper for me to snByi4f ~ ~
Of service win expire in October, 1857, and
to the Office now hold, or to any other ONCE
sss;1 n & Psos q i, asst q: s.. !.
~. Ii selifemenf / viii continus q vote
| end oct only with the posty that Il radical in
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New York, is not excelled, if equalled, by any
in the country s.and VIC would advise our read
srs, when visiting that city. to give him call
and judge for themselves.