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FOR TIE KEowEE COURIER.
Charity.

Charity.
:, -" A.'d 'hn,,nh hestqw all my goods to feed
tho poor, and though | give ny pony 10 ne
burned, and have not charity, it protitcth me
nothing" by the sweat of your brow you
shall eat bread all the days of your -
Some few of the people may talk about their
Constitutional Judges The same men would
talk about the consttutonality of tho British
Parliament compelling our fathers of '76 to
pny taxes. IF a long life of service as Judges,
with salaries double that, or near of Georgia
and North Carolina, would make mon consti-
tutionally great, then we could invite SUMNER
and STEVENS, and their host Of radicals, to
come down and sec how the masses of the
people in South Carolina arc Rourishing.
have never heard of but one really great and
good Judge in the State, for he believed every
word Mr.. JEFFERSON said in his first inausu.
raj address to Congress I.ct the people alone
and they will do right" Judge HUGEK said
to the members Of the Legislature: You
are right, fresh from tho people, and you have
affixed tho salaries of the Judges at $500 dol
'o'ot AhoN Sou aiC L VIII TcSlHH ana
take your salary" The amount of fees to her
oGcers, and the amount of cost paid for the
collecting of debts, is more than any State in
the Union, with tho exception of one or two.
The State of South Carolina was universally
called abroad an Aristocracy; they call them
selves at homo Democracy,
And the lawyers of the State, a great many
of them, issue nothing but Bail Writs. |
suppose the Democracy will, at the present
moment, to retaliatc on the Arstocrucy, and
to reduce the costs Of suits OH the Democracy.
| believe supremely in the Providcptial d.
rection Of God, and | believe when all the
Christian denominations in South Carolina
devouty pray to God to tell them where to 20
and find another Cincinnattus in his 84th
year, and at the handles of his plough, we
may shake off Yankecism and cxtortion, with
all their aspirations for dimes. "The hand
of the dilgcnt shall bear rule, but the sloth-
full shall be under tribute"
"JUDGE"
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-07-28

Bay The cheated term is apparently over
in New York. There were 320 deaths from
all causes on the 10Th. Total sunstrokcs this
summer, 25S, of which 1876 were fatal
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SPECTATOR.
WALuALLA, July IT, 1866.

WNklIA AII.N, July z, I"OO.
AT q meeting or the Ladies' Educational Socicty
to-day, the following named Ladies' were elected as
an Executive Committee. viz: MEs. WENpELKEN
NIRs VoIGIrr Mus. GlLlIIASp Mrs. BREMEn,
MRs. BAHNrGE, Mis-. NANDviEnE, MEs. KNEE,
NRs BlEMANN, AIRs JOHNSON, Miss r. \. Nc
FALL. Miss MoLLiE NEVILLE, Miss MARIA ANsEL.
resolution rendering the thanks Of the Socie-
ty TO Mr. r. a. THOMPSON for his Kindness and lib
crality in printing. was passed.
Tho next meeting of the Society to DO held on
the st Thursday in September, to DO followed by
n regular monthly meeting OH the same day of each
successive month
MATTE w. PERRONNEAU, President
II. A. MATiEsoN, Secretary.
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Post Offices.

We take the following from the official re-
cord Of post Offices "opencd " in South Car.
olina: f-s.
Pickens G. H.-MRs. G. T. GIBSON.
Walhalla.-C. H. IssERrELr
Piokensviie. ie.-hiRs. A. B. Howard.
Fair Play.-B. r. DoUoHERTY.
Eighteen Mile.-L. HENDRICKS
Dacusyille.- A. MoRaAN.
Milo Creek.-MRs. MARY j. ROBINS.
Hunters Mills.-WM. HUNTER, Jr.
Arnold's Mills.--WM. McMAnAN.
BsD~ The steamer San Salvador arrived at
Savannah, Ga, on tho 18th, with cholera
aboard. Twenty eight cases of cholera with
three deaths, occurred on the passage, Efforts
should be made everywhere to prevent the
disease from spreading. "Policing" and
limeing should be the order of the day.
ESs- The latest Mexican advices report
Tampico and Tuxpan taken by the Liberals
Gen. SoMADRED had deserted the Imperial.
lists and surrendered the former city. The
relations Of MACMILLAN and Marshal BAIx-
ANE are said to be unfriendly.
NEW YoRK, Julys20.- is reaping
fearful harvest. There were 72O deaths
from Sunday to Wednesday inclusive. It is
believed there are Cholera. cases in private
families that arc not reported
. II
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EE- We arc pleased to receive tho New
berry Herald" full of life and spirit, enlarged
and dressed up in good style Long may it
wave.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-07-28

GY- Cotton is quoted in Charleston at from
81 to 81 cents. Corn, s1.50 per bushcl.-
Flour, $3.50 to s14.O0. Bacon, IS to 25
cents. Salt, $500 per sack. Gold, 4S.
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1eS" The Anderson papers state that rob-
berry and an atrocious murder was committed
on the body Of Ama@s4h Pewon, q free negro
+" before the war;" Mt Hodges Depot, on the
10Th instant, by one REUBEN i. GobD1Na, a
white man Of desperate character. Petition
was inoffensivo and uprightin all his dealings
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-07-28

DIVINE is the power of giving, with the
will to give, opportuncly .,ls,.,,.
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We take the following from the official re-
cord of post Offices "opened" in South Car
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21
IOWA Irnas.

/. tn. Base BAH cl.bs j De-, lfsinss M
H Pleasant plsy : n@ssh ~ ~
lSetar place tomorrow.
E-PLIsY FAr has bssa sspssd - Collect
- the Second Distres, - 4 NeKMe
fr1of Cedar coapty ~ q - M 4
State ~ -
namented with CHI y lsk ~ 49, ~
situation. Tho illusas1iosB .ase 1870 -
happily conceived 81 sEscStsd. s..
.sa~u.Z tt. sI0nA z61a&A sTaa1ass Aassa;af;sa
meets y Cedar Rapids to-day.
Fsss setula On theboAA md can aiIl b
'sAsiAA shass Who pAy fall fass i ~saiaeva
the meeting. The carsl leave lChnton for
Cedar Rapids Il o'clock p NJ, and return>
ing reach Clinton ct ll:s0 .. m. Just in
time both wsys to accommodate passenger
either up or down the river. ea
The HoUkeye Says that .st'the steamer
Canada on her last upward trip, had some
foarteen or 6fteen cases Of cholera, abosl
one.h half Of which were fatal. She sttempt-
cd to land y We learn from the Davenport
Denocrat It Ls Claire, lows, sad Port Byrou,
to bury the remains Of those who had died
from the disease, but was prevented By
the citizens of those places The Minnesota,
q We have before mentioned, buried three
cholera subjects between here and Fort Madi,
son, the last ono being put ashore at the foot
Of the Big Island below this place. There
were still several other cases on board ~ the
boat passed up on Thursday night. Cholers
patients ought TO have all proper attention
and care, but AFTER death it is criminal to ex.
pose the lives Of others by landing the bodies
of those who have died Of the disease at tho
cities and villages along the river. The usual
custom is to land for this purpose on some is,
land or unfrequensed spot on the river bank,
which ia proper. The captain of boat who
would put cholera corpse ashore At rsgn.
lar landing place deserves the severest punish.
men. In this respect the strictest police re-
guiat;ons should be enforced.
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nRIGINAL EoTIrE-To Esward Dillon, defendant.
~ You hereby notified THAT there rs hfs ia
the Clexha once OF the Dstrct Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, at Reoknk, petition OF Hiram Barney claiming
jaAsuent aEanst ysn, Efwasd pfnn, for she Of
6ix Hsndred Dollars. upon mortgage MADE Cha.
Lot ten Q0y Block eighty Ave fsA n Masnhs Lower Adj
diticn to Keokuk In Lee County, Iowa. and sgainst
ssle sd premises reed OF interest. said offend
ant In same 70 pay on afd dsbs urushnena OF
all equity of redemption and for general relief
Nov yon mnst appear asd said petition BY
of the second dry 81 the next term Of said Court
held % the second Monday or September 1865 or judg
ment will b Ind therein, prayed for by defsfsit.
~ Ii, SCOTT HOWELL,
tyHd ATTORNEY FOR Plaintiff.
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The BrrLER WILL CAsR.-0n Monday, in
the Surrogate's Coart Of New York, in the
mstter Of the accounting of the executor OF
the will of the late Andrew j. Butler, and
order for the filing Of account which was
granted at previous session Of the Court,
Major General Butler, sole executor, ap-
pesred in person and flied = statement of his
proceedings. His account is very elaborate
and evidently carefully prepared instrument,
and sets forth in extenso the fun particulars Of
assets and disbursements. Il states thas the
property of the deceased, q valued BY the
applAisers, amounted to the }niof S76-
3Sl u. With this sum the following dispo'
sition il msde Ambaus bfokAsS o4 ll3es,
msnts for medical attendance Dad fog eexyi,,
Gee : couassL $l,A1e eS. Anosni e. isdg-
ments obtained against thu estate op, claiine
not allowed, 45,o56 81, iaAYin9 4 6alAAce ID
his AaalI fss dsfnbuitsa % ~; ~ - asns'
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~ RyGrN Al yorsCE TO Billing Lucinda BIZ
~ iugs. Anna y Nafi.r. q Hackinshsm. WIN II
Ksish b Co. Dusall, Rogers Co, Lsvu-, Sanders
/ Co, VIM hnddkck VI D Wc~d~.rd- Rachael Lynch. W p
| Lynch william Edwards d urich, Burrows. exec.
| uirix. &c W Reed, W DeFanr, connAble smyth,
Knight wesley MI hit. tno Rankin tpo Mccune
Whitney, execstor, &c, Ad Hine, Hugh Kennedy,
Haisesd and r Sarah, and DaugheTty, Glars hut
dick, E5za Ruddck. exseuffix. Kate Ktfie. MORA
Amy RudSict, Mary Ruidick, May Hnddiek, Villas
Rndiiek, and Jessie Ruddiek defendants
ffe In the Clerks office of the District courto
Lee County foss, at Keoknk, petition IN eqGiy,sf
John Bartrsm, against claiming In mepf sgsirss
yea. HDeH, your three profnissors notss 9fr
said plaintiff, fr the Of Fifty huudres
and Twt n-- Dollar 1871 Isl and ten pr inter
foreclosure Of c~ft1fr snorsesee nad- By sail Fi
lipgs TO plaintiff dated l9sh Jnnt 1861. upon the
X section twenty [o) ard the x Z ~ a section
sir co. Township sixtyTx f6o Hang tre f5 Also thl
II ~ tbs N Is lection twelve tf2l, and the y Of
section vof2t Township sixty (esl. Range 81 l
closure cf certain indemnff, ing mortgage, made ty
said Killings 10 II ii Belding, upon psrts of Lots
and 8 in Block thirteen 49, Keekuk re County Iowa
knoan ~ the Attn-nm property, also Ry.n To seeutr
the payment OF Tie tgage first above described, So
the sAersn nassed md said petition prrys for the
sale OF both said lands and lots satisfy said claims the
rstingu hmenf n the equity redemption gen
.rai ef And the s&d " Belaing Il hereby notified
that injunction hiss been allowed said suit restrain
ing him from satisfying canceing said latter mort
r. re made TO him.
And ron each APPEAR aud anmwer said petition by
IN be held at Keokuk the second Monday RI ssp-
TENDER, 1858, judgment prayed fer will De had
therein III. scHTr HOWELL,
ltya d Plaintiffs Attorney.
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LBFT11 120M oDHAE03 nIM >
Tho following .letter fton4 aAtae 6aurs,
which appears in a. Hesk.Zys Of shs M
|ia1Qs w - s3@Aazisd -,
az bed GU Jlaermka ~
ir = pabas 3fs u l3kcite strY
lks1 30 nhs3sd il abilisy d SEQ
q ~; 1sSkl has "a 11edsy4 poi
tidsSa "a. he ~ bssn pkced ~ -.
ciallx 3 81 present place y United Staten
81 has 20 thoroughly proved himself
. 1blic servant that our people may well do
keSo.ksssssAae ws1mysnszasuss4n
efforts will be made 70 change his purpose
and lead him to consent to further devote
E1aas service q Tie 6lsAs ssd cssstsy ~
energies and powers which have given him
national fauna = = legislator and . statesman.
Here il his letter:
Buatncrox, Aug. 18th, 1895.
E. NJ. Currs, ESQ, Chairman Of State Cen
trail Committee, de-:
MY DgAR SIRs have within few dsys
resolved tvo or three letters from friends il
different parts Of the State, reminding me
that next year large number of the Sena.
| tors are to be elected to the General Assem-.
bly, Who ere 70 select my successor in the
United States Senate that the selections 70
| be made by the various county conventions
this year viii have . material bearing upon
those to be made the succeeding year, and
wishing to know what my views are on the
subject of . reelection. Il Is for the par
pose Of making definite and final answer to
/ An - thot I Al thSu IA.
ter long ago made up my mind TO retire
entirely from public life at the end of my
present term of office if not before. and |
shall inAsxibH adhere to that pnrposs.
1t is now twenty>sight years since l was
elected to the first Territorial Legislative AZ.
sembly of Iowa from Des MONIES county,
and during that period of time have been
honored by repeated evidences Of the conf
dencs Of the people of the county and of the
State. Should serve out my present term
Of Office, my connection with the public af>
| fairs Of the State, more or less intimate, and
only interrupted by short intervals, will have
extended over . period of thirty>three years.
After such length Of service believe it TO
be my duty to retire from public employment
and give place to my juniors.
or the value of my services in the various
positions have occupied, It does not become
| me to speak, only claim tor myself IN their
| performance an answering 6dehty to my
convictions of what was right under the cir.
cumstances in which was placed.
TO the friends who took me by the hand
when came to the State fnendless youth,
mroe than thirty years ego, and TO the friends
Of q more recent date who have sustained me
| in my public career, many Of whom have
| bestowed upon me their personal friendship,
| owe adebt Of gratitude that can never re-
pay, and that words cannot express.
take this method of letting my intentions
be publicly known thus early that there may
be no doubt rs to what my position is, and in
measure, will confess, to place myself be-
yond the possibility of listening to the solio-
itations Of too. partial friends, who might,
perhaps, otherwise have attempted 10 per
suade me to continue in political life.
Yours, truly, JAS. w. GRIMES.
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r EGAL HOTICE-To VIM " Turner and Harriet
Ia N. Turner f5n aye hereby potH.d t.iat there
nov Ale in the ace Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, lows, st Keokuk petition Or Julia
Ven Eels etrix a. The estate Of y. Van kess de-
ceased claiming Of you the said Vim. Y Turner ing
nsnt Tor the suna u Nineteen Hundred Dollars
r. due on two rronmissory notes. and Claiming
against both Of yoh the foreclosure Of mortgage npon
IO<s. DaeeA 1d, City ~ kssknh, Lee County, IovA,
noteS - IN Afi~ fn @a5sR 5f4sasF+s ~ Asf5
Unless you appear thereto and defend before Of
the second day of the next term Of said District Court
TO he ooum ec>d on this secoA Monday In septsn ber
1865 Judgment and decree will he rendered against you
By AeAuha ssa8fn 44Er 1ANFlH MCCAIN,
Rev stamp, 80 cts. Anys for PiaintG.
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nRIGIHAL NOrIcE--To BENJAMIN p. Games. defsnr
" dSnt You hereby notified that there Ia now
ae n the CLERKS once OF the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, At Keokuk petition of Hiram Bafuey,
claiming Judgment against you, Benjsmin Games.
for the su of Six Hundred Dollars mortgage
made to Charles Mason, upon the following described
fpurt li3l Mssou's Lower Addition to tie City IF
Keoknk in Lee County, Iowas and against you AL
praying for the closure OF ed mortgage the sale Of
sid premises freed 81 si interests ~ ssd
ssme. to pay on said debt the extingnish of ell
equfey Of redemption and for general relief
Nos ysu must appear and answer said utiou by
OF the sesond day Of thu next q said Gonrt he
held the s~eond Monday Of September 1868
nent viii be had therein, PRAYED for, by defsult
H. sc UT HOWELL
80 ets y 9tampl Attorney for Plaintiff.
L.
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TIE Chicago Times says emphatcally that
the Philadelphia Convention sis success. -
Il saidths same Of The Chicago Convention !;
but i nsysr said that, W spprsAsnd, Of any
bestls won BY the boys in blue during the
uAf.
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TIE Chicago Timer calls GES. LooAx
'Dirty-work LoeAx.'' II doubtless refers TO
the disagreealis and dirty job the gallant
General has now on hands; that of thrsshing
the. Illinois Botssrnut Democracy. He, 81
course, dislikes the task but it 10 Necessary
to be done and he will most thoroughly do it.
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ARIGIHAL NoTICE.-To J jonathan

MOTTO E.-To oaathan
- shirk defendant You are hereby notinsd that
Coat OF Les County. Iowa at Keoknk, petition Of H.
ram Barney eiamang Judgment sg.in-s Jon FOR the
est upon your mortgages made TO Charles Ms.on 9th
q September ~ uPon &c t0oviSg ae'ertbsd pr.ni
west, IN lie Cod 7o~s and !. 20 sin-f you. praying
for the reciossfs Of sstd ute Of ssid
pay On all said debt the cxtfs CUISINE Of all equity
Of redemption, and for general relief
noon N ~ ,.sa,a n !, ~ M y
10 be held the second Monday OF September 1856 or
uaEment vii y hsd thersn - prayed fn BY default
100 Cts stsnp-CaueelledJ II. SCOTT HOWELL
| 5y17A Atty for Piaiut+n.
7 .EGAL NOTICE.--To A. i. Deming and
- Cisshorn, trustees for themselves. and y n
H1rison. James II fIosey, II Ford and W Ford, Z
Harrison, J.sss aol:.y, Ford v vsrd. Guy
Root Caroline Ress, Eashr GnnB. Ford. Ben, L
Emmops Potter Lum, Plume, Psrmslss L s,-rrett,
Bu.hey, James Hanna. N Graves, A Hc.msr MAry stee
Log Cartis, executor Of the Estate Of ofM White
DEED Esmsn s -. y Ga naninon sbssi
Wells, Js.se A.itby, II HuskAnP Abner H~svss Hsnry
Tsvle, Hiram Barney Yestmsn Robinson Co, E'g.r
Thompson, Tbosnal Davis Charlotte Solvan, Vim ell
liza, ! etoddard, Vim l. Rnddiek. Thomas Psgeti
4 s.svs..oe. h.yburs Bro, rieliin Lue.., W
Miller, keyens, II Howell, Ptinney Peter
ncsasr, scphis Ciena-rnfrs, X flemish
You and each Of you are hereby notified that there
hle In the once Of the Clerk cf the District Court
Of Lee county, Iowa, Rert Madison, pesisssn of
Dunn, claiming ofyon, the said A L DeninK and w
Cs~shsxn. tsustes, Ae- the Of nine tBou-and and
nine dollArs and ten cent interest from
October JetA 1885, money dne certain mortEa ge
and Also praying against all ri the foreclosure Of
said noftgxse snd the sale Of the following ogseed
property foF the payasnt Of sad debt, towt Nisety
Oh tbs side Of pothw quarter Of section
trt y-foas GAL ID ~ sir ssz ~ Eve 6 north rang.
eve (5 and the undivided op~haf Of the
der Of said northw quarter a ectfou a. all In Lee
county, Tora-
Unless yon appcss thereto and defend before Of
the second dxy thu OF said Disrict Court
commence the third Mondsy in December 1865 judg
decree will b rendered against you thtrson
| by default RANKIN L McCRARY
| Revenue stamp so. Atfys for Pfsinti6.
| jyH-d
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WHAT THE COPPER-JOHHSON cor.
-r VBHTA0N DAD -

The Copperhead New York World makes
. summing up ofwhat the my Policy Con-
| vention has accomplished. The first Of the
results that attach TO il IN the Worlds esti-
nation is, that sit sewers the connection be-
tween President JOHNSON and the Repuhi-
can party The vast influence of the Execu-
tive in shaping the policy Of the country, is
sttested by the vehement struggles WHICH
have always been made BY our political par
ties to secure that great Office. To elect 3
President has always been deemed the greats
est victory which can be achieved in our po-
Etics. The power Of that officer, even If be
we're the first mechanic or day laborer that
| could be picked up the street, is equal,
through the veto, to that of one third ofboth
Houses Of Congress. BE is also Commander
in Chief Of the Army he negotiates all tredt-
les he appoints all officers; and through bis
subordinates, he has the collection and dis
bursement OF the immense revenues of the
Government In the hands even of the cop>
| monest and least sogacious man, this would
be great Iower; but in the hands Of a
statesman of sagacity, experience, and of a
strong resolute character, like Mr., JoHssos,
| it is gigantic. The success of the Philadel>
I phia Convention, which has, in all respects,
answered the expectations and satisfied the
wishes of President JOHNSON, separates him
etfec,ually from the Republican party, and
arrays the influence Of the executive branch
of the Government against it's policy
And the advantages Of securing q Democrat
ic President, in an easier way than by elect
ing one, probably led to the Democratic ass
sassination of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. The Horld
sees In this Convention Democratic triumph
over the Republican party. win Republi-
cans stultfy themselves By assuming to be
opposed to tie Copperhead Democracy and
still favor "My Policy and the Copper
johnson Convention?
THERr is grand flourish of trumpets;
then comes the gathering of the Southern
rebs and Northern Cops, and weakened
Republicans. The country is to be saved !;
unity and harmony established; the Radicals
to be wiped ont. They met. 1t was Doc.
LITTLE, RANDALL, RAYMOND and Gown.
Co~As, RAYMOND, RANDALL and DooLlrrLr.
Was there anything more Of it than this?
II SO, whatl We knew all about these gen.
tlemen already. Did you hear anything from
these Southern reconstructed democrats?-
from these Northern reconstructed butter
nuts? Not q word. DooLrrrLK and RAY.
AoSp; RAYMOND and DooLIrTLE; only that,
and nothing more.
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sTxRLIEa's AABR0sIA ID The hsss, most agreeable
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stePliBg's Anbfesla ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Adnia.en4ia sftSt assss q bsatsksin y Is.ins~.
dscseeed, dsessdAot. aola .H9as%
NOTICES hereby given, TO the defendant
q. i =: ssss: n.s. cs, . : :sss:
- taly ya44sl T. bsaafgf ~ shon n4~s1 kise1,
aea{mt ~ "a dGhlht II order md decree fov he
ale m6S t16et0 txecaSon BY virtue ofa decYss rsn
xuru1 IN ~ 0Bz IN the 90 Of 0sorgs MsssfAgse
~ Msssne~, q tsn 10 The sosthssst corner
o. de ssusA.yes qss!ter e The nortsvs{t quarter q
.se.ion q 4. 9. nse g 49,. Lee COUNTY, low;
In blocks q ssd a I'd tosb, and ihs
and alleys sspsrsx si1 Sso6B 90 lst and from the
proceed Of aid sale there be paid plaintiff the Of
$500 and interest ~ foa1l 4ns by sid decrse And
less you appea ASd msks dsfense thereto before
OF the second day Of the d said Court to
msncs ~ sscoaA nosAay q ssptsaber. 1875 iudx
petition. ROBKkr n. GILMORE
iy1s4w Atty for Plaintiff
IT .EGAL NOTICE.-To +. R. House Sir
IL Ycs hereby nstsd inst there u now on nis in
the once Of the Qssk Of this District Court Of -
y, lows, - ksokak the petition Of John n. Rogers
claiDing Of yoa ~ sam II tasr nsndyed DoAss, 9TH
aecruing interest the from nscember I'D 1855
~ money justly due him nom Jon rromisso~y nefe
agnsA - DnfntfR Ga1d Dsdunb aisD alleges that you
are noDresidsut OF the State OF Los and prsys -
attschnent agssnsf yon property.
hoN unlsas you Appear sd AAsWer thereto or BE-
fore noon Of The second day OF the next september
q the said Court 10 b begun sud ks the second
MONDAY Of september nett Judgment wiz Be rendered
seainst you By ssssit - prayed for n Plaintiffs pst
ton JOHN BRUCE,
REV stamp, 20 cs.-c.neeIiedl Atty ior Plaintsn
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